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la effect June ISth, 1)S. -Tins
Court eued cltedute i published
as infoimation and is subject to ebpg
without notiep ta the pubjie,
(Central Tji "Standard.) '
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TUESDAY, JUNE 2
AT HOME.
The luscious Georgia wai
i s on the market.
We haye ha some real .cool
sveather for June.
Le ijs .liavjo your neighborhood
paws every week.
A)l hands went to yr.ork on the
court house yesterday.
Are ypu going on the 4th nf July
pxeurgion to In,Qxyjle?
The blackberry crop 'iU bp sim
ply immena this yar.
Mrs. Caroline Suiflcvlh ?s now
thought to he ojut j.f danger.
Mark Drittain's ice crrarn is de
licious. Iiavp you tried it ?
Swain court being over, all pur
lawyers haye returned home.
A. J. Martin spent Sunday and
yesterday in town business (?).
Ne' subscribers ar.e still coming
jn with cash accompanying the order.
If vou haven't cleaned your prem
ises, the board of health will he af
ter yon.
A gjecial meeting of the county
poiprnissfoijprs nlf ' bp fjeJ4
Mo nd a y.
J. II. Stewart, pur big tobacco
drummer, s yisiljng Ijomefolks
Andrews. . v
Mr. Isham Garertilp and son Jim
risked hompfolks at Qxfonl, N. C.,
JasJ; week.
Mrs. John Tieid, of. Andrews, Is
visiting hprangl)ter, Jkjrs- W-
payidson.
Yestprday was the-longest day in
the ye3r. From now on the days
grow shorter.
TL L. Patterson, of Scott's Greek,
paid " visit to" relatives here Satur
day and Sunday.
j. W: Aley moved nito his cot
tage qn thfi hi er f nq of Tennessee
ftrf pt yeptprday.
J. M. Yauhu, after, an absence fif
wp week? ip Aslievjlje on business,
returnpq Saturday.
XV. A. Dryson and family, of (Joal
ville, spent Saturday ajd Suntjay jn
toyn witn rpiativps.
Quite a nn?iiler of young pepple
vere fnt buggy riding MP YT4MeJ
river Sunday afternoon
The street .fprcp has Wen dying
pomp needed work thp past 'Wpt'k.'
Let the good, wprfc continue.
Sp maf,y mineral and timber rupn
pome and gq that it is an utter im
possibility tQ keep u.i with then.
A number pf onr people went to
otja last Sunday to hear the funeral
pf the lac J. M. LMckey prpached.
Mr-J. V. Fletcher has made one
pf the prettiest plaqps in o out of
he Copper hor.se on Depot street.
Col Ilaralspn, of lilalrsville, was
to'wn the first of last week visit
or his daughter. Mrs. L. V. MumoT-
eriff Davidsm . tells us tha
I5rowu, the ranist. ban nV,
Hii'v Kl:idi'!n
ai
veek
you ,co
tjie bacjk
The M.
trip tickets
for $3.'25, on
bration. To
and pn.e -third' rat
R. M. Fain, Q
was here the firs
search fpr some pa
paint the residence
Fain, Blue Ridge Vj
We regr.ejt to learn
dition of Mrs. Jobt.
Hot Ilouse Township,
saulted by Aigu 13
weeks ago, is still prce
Mrs- Jo)n) F'Pattpn
VVahhigton, P.. C.,
Wednesday for a two
John Pattpn may pojnd
he pan get lpayp pf absd
business,
Rpv. J. II. Brendlp
abje sermon at tl)e Met
Sunday morning on t
tree, ' commenting pn
church members, whi
awful truth.
T. B. Tfegiigu? and
prly pf Wisconsip. h:v
visit tp Mpntana, after s
mpnths in this poijnty.
he will retnrn and pe
H had The Soon'tQ
31 rs. 3. W. Japkspn
last wepk front Rom
U;)je has been under 4
ment. She is improyi
lealh and wil spoil bp
hpr hnshapd in h,is npi
It is predipted hfy
lota crpp of Chrokep
short this ypar. The
and fine, but thppe ar
The dry spell in May
prpbable pause. Wp,
pomplaint amppg th
Wiley arifj Jesse
pred ipen and broil
had a bloody figh.t
tjng each pthpr
Ins bpwpls cut ot.
stab in thp shoul
Wiley's wpunds ,i
Summer visU
pome ) daily.
pold weather J
to its utmost
date the stra
her gates,
a copl clim
yisitors,.
Whp
draws
H me
publ.
tis
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I IlTJO i jt n 1 ft
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in I rTfT
Train
good
or tjntrained
hacks. j'OimU-
td' any part ot town
examine-our stock east
nDUgseq, pni get your teamis
ifm feel good. T ,
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, of
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I'tral I last
Ivisit.
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hurch
eir fig
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s an
form?
; on a
; th-pp
thinks
r life,
dm.
1 .here
wherp
trpatr
itly ii)
P. join
I wojk,
fish po
I will be.
Ire large
fcotatoes.
eq as the
I of mich
two CQlr
jbujberson,
I night, cut-
I Jpsse got
1 rpceiypd a
le niay
serious.
jginning p
UPW ipitih
bp taxpd
a accommo
ill bp within
r and water,
e to attrc
rqan wUh.
local paper,
r wants the
pur adver
mep whose
ad wq will
get the bst
rphy.
I
farmer has
:e that
Ler-
9 Cliarley Hickman was arrested in :
8hal Creek Township for assault
with deadly weapons and other
charges' Saturday. He was brought
to town and put in jail Sunday by
deputies Hugh Sneed and Quince
Davidson.
Brj'son & Co., of Andrew's, who
are running a hotel and livery busi
ness, have an attractive advertise
ment on th! first page. They keep
a. first-plass honse and the very best
turn outs to be liad7afl At roGkljpt
tpm prices.
Whooping rough is prevalent in
Murphy and Cherokee county. Tbe
infant of Ilulda Johnson 'was burled
here last week, its death caused by
this disease.. It seer.is to be raging
more in the county than in town.
It is to be hoped that no morp deaths
will follow as the result of the rav
ages of this terrible enemy of ehih
dren.
Here is a preventitive against
whooping cough, simple but said to
he efficacious: Take a small piece
of asafonida, about the size of the
end of your thumb, a pinch of sul
phur and sew them up in a bag,
which thoroughly satu i ate with tur
pentine. Tie it around the child's
neck. Rene wv the turpentine every
few days. This remedy is at least
worth a trial.
Mr, Henry Coatney, who is work
ing on tha covrt house, of- Atlanta,
received. a telegram last Wednesday
from his wife, who was ,visitig.at
Knox ville, that their littieThTld Tras
dead. It was a crushing blow to the
fond father, for he did "not know that
his baby was even sick. Its death
-was snddon, but we did not learn the
cause. Mr. Ceatney left the same
morning for Knox ville.
A. B. Garnett, who is here with
Mrs. Hitchcock and her daughter,
Mrs. Coit, from California, doesn't
want professor stuck to his name,
and still . ho has made some valuable
discoveries in mineral on this estate.
Mrs, Hitchpock has concluded to put
this large and valuable property on
the market, and we can say from our
pwn personal knowledge that here is
a chanpe for money to double itself
by investment.
Already Engaged.
Rev, T. Bright, pastor of the Bap
tispt church, is in receipt of the fol
lowing letter, which explains itself:
.Cautehsvilik, Ga., June 16 In
reply to yours of June 1, which has
been among a lot of unanswered
majl durjng my absence from home,
my time is all engaged for months
ahead. I wish I could help you at
Murphy. It is not a question of
money that keeps me away from
there. With best wishes and kind
est regards," Fatpv
Fraternally yours,
Sam P. Joxe's.
About That Jail Delivery.
On last Tuesday morning, when
Sheriff Davidson went to teed his
prisoners, three of them were miss
ing, and an investigation i revealed
the fact that they had escaped by
putting through a window.
The prisoners were C- C. Mull,
whose time wuld have been out in
a week, Charles Nichols and a little
b, y namd Richard Pioklesimer, all
United States prisoners, and charged
wth handling whiskey. These pris
Qn,er$, together with Japk Smith and
Tpb? WavU who made no attempt
to escape were left over night in the
corridor that rqna around the fcteel
pages, Niehola, who was. sick, was
ordered, the run of the porridor by
Dr. j. F. Ahernthy, the county phy
sician, -ancL the others were turned
aut into he corrida to get fresh air
and. .take aome exercise, simply be
cause our efficient sheriff , is a hu
mane officer and. because the prison
ers were sevvinq short sentences and
their primes but minor ones.. . C-
Jt is true we have a $9,000 Jail,
nd a good ow it is, too, for when
ut a man up in one of those
is likely to remain
for. No mistake
yid.son. art-
era
vJe
Died of His Injuries,
The H-mainsTif J. II. Bass passed
down yesterday enronte to Marietta,
pass was a brakeman of the Mariet
ta and "North Georgia road, and
ivhile switching cars at Alleghany
was run over and Injured to such an
extent that he died at 1 o'clock Fri
day morning. Blue Ridge Record.
- It will be remembered that Mr.
Bass visited Murphy a short time
ago and spent several days "as the
guest of his friend, Mr. R. L. King.
He made many friends who will re
gret to hear of his tragic dealt).
.
Special Train.
A special train will leave Murphy
at 3 o'clock on'thc morning of the
4th of July to make cPiuicctipn with
the excursion train, M'hich leaves
here at 5 o'clock, provided as many
as twentj'-five tickets' are sold. Wo
learn that money fort part of the
pickets haHtbTeady been put up.
Blue Ridge IWdoriTV : - ;
Mr. E. C, Barnes, of Knoxville,
who is workjnjg up the excursion,
was here agairt last week, and as
sured us that Knoxville was making
preparations for a big time and
that those who attended would never
regret it. Faro for round trip only
$3,00, This is good opportunity
for merchants tp visit Knpxvillo.
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HAS NOT BEEN PUT CFF, BUT IS STILL
CATERING TO HOSTS OF SATISFIED CUS
TO ME IiS, , , , ,
Those Percale Shirts, collar and cuffs attached, at 37 l'2C
cannot be matched in town;1 and the ones at 75c, are con
sidered by others good value for $1.25.
A line of White Shirts just in. Same price, same good
value. See them.
Linen Cuffs, Vood as the E, & W., at 20 cents; and the
kind, other people sell at 25 cents for f2 1-1 cents. Nothing
wrong but the price--it is cut in two.
Linen Collars, the 10c. kind at 5c., and the 15 cent kind at
o 1 . . -
Ginghams, 75 pieces, all colorand patterns, the -oc, g
your choice for 5 cents per yard.
Indigo Blue Prints at 5 .cents per yard. All other brands
same price, 5 cents.
Ladies' Undervests, the 15c. kind are going at 5c each.
A line of Box Paper and! Envelopes, 24 sheets paper and
24 envelopes, good stock, worth double, will go at 5c. per box.
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ABli-vjUe -Wayncsville.
lirvs-on City
'Andrews
Toi?))tla
MurDljy
Murphy
Andrews
IJjyu City
VVayneKvjlle
ABheville
700a m
9 20n
4 55 p ta
5 35 p to
OW p in
1 oo' m
7 20 am
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a 45 p m
fi .13 p at
Here s to You, Major.
Judge " A. A- Wadswortli and
wife, of Maysville, Ky., have been
hero a weok or more. Mrs. Wads
worth is a' daughter of Major T. M.
Cor, who has V.een ' exploring and
prospeetins.-in Uiis mountain regiqn
for mineral for ahout twenty year.
It seems that Major Cox was in
independent circumstances and stood
high as a lawyer and in business cir
cles had a tint? repuration, byt bav
ins conceived the idea that an im
mense fortunevraited' hini "in-this
rich mineral belt, which embraces a
portion of three States Georgia,
Tennessee and Western North. Caro
lina and with this pet Idea and
plenty of pluck to back it, he 'has
plodded over ifHl and valley for a
decade, and wehope, as he has come
"into possession) of quite a fortune
frorn, relations, together with the
enhancement ot his own real estate
in Kentucky, that he is now in a fajr
way to realize ns fondest hopes.
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Mothers will And Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy -especially valuable
for croup and. 'whooping cough. "It
will give prompt relief and is safe
and pleasant. We have sold it for
several years ami it has never failed
to give the most perfect satisfaction,
G. W. Richards, Duqaesne, Pa. Sold
by M. C. King & Son, Druggists.
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W. A. TUPK. Qw. rajjjj. Agt
J. L. Smatjiejis Local A&t.
M. & N. GA. R. R.
J B. GlrOVja. Eeceiver.
SOBTUBOUJfO.
Leave Murphy
Arrive Kiioxvillo
" Cincinnati
' St. Lpui
' Chicago
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10:20 a m
6:13 p m
7:20 a m
6:25 j) in
0:20 p m
SoimiiiouKp,
Leave ifmpliy 10:20 a n
Arrive Marietta 0:30 in
AtlftiUa 7:30 p ra
JUcmiViis 3:(J0pm
JacksoVUle 0:0. p m
Through ticket at reasonable rates to
all Texas. Missouri, Kihw,JiHliati Tev
ritory and other western 1 VKlt,
Jumna trip ticket to ait r 101 nua
riavaufi. C'uba aHfl Jamaica.
f Jonneetion irt;wle at Marietta with W.
VV& A.'s tlirurh trains to Memphis ancj
all points west. '.
Write us for full information befora
buying tickets. 1 '
W. N, Dovsey, agent, nr phy, N. C
VV B. Biiadlky, . J. A. Pbide,
(ien'l rags, Agt. Trav. Pass, Agt.
'- "Knoxville, Tenn. '
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THE
GREAT
0L0 IIJ
EAGLE GLOTH1NG ;
& SHOE COMPANY
H
NEW
MILLIMERY
3 STOE,
I will offe to the public for
he nc?ct ten daw$ my large
As I have decided to leave Murphy. I will offer for the next
10 days my entire stock of .
CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS AND
FURNISHING G OODS
Regardless of cost. This is no fake, as I mean business.
This will be a good chance for merchants. Remember, this
will pay every one to ride miles, as you will see prices that
will astonish an wholesale merchant, much less the retailers;
furthetmore, t pay you to stop work to come to this
GREAT CLOSING
As I will pay every one their daySwork if not satisfied after
attending this great sale; . I : mean strictly business; this is no
humbug; furthermore price; is no object, as I don't want to
- . . . . - - , . .
pay freight on thesQ goods.
emember this will be your last Hiance, as. I am going to
Notice.
By virtue of a decree of foreclosure,
marie and entered at fail term, ir95, of
tbe superior oonrt for Gheroicee county,
N. C made in pursuance to certificate
from the Supreme court of North Caro
lina, affirminjr the judgment rendered t
fall term, I8!)!l, of the superior court of
said county in the case entitled J. S.
Meroney, jr., vs The Atlanta National
Building and Loan Association. I will
otfer for sale to the highest bidder for
cash at the court house door iu Murphy
ou Monday, the 6th day of July, 1800, at
public outcry, the following real estate,
to-wit: The house and lot where said
J. S. Meroney, jr., now lives, being park
of tract No 2 in district No 1 of Chero
kee county, adjoining the old town com-. -mons
line, now situated within the cor-
porate limits of the town, adjoining the
property of W. A. Owen by and G. M.
Blumenthal. described as follows: Be
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ginning at a stave 111 jijuiiienuiiu aveuuo
and W, A. Owcnjjy'8 corner and running
with said Owenby's line south 1 deg,
. . . 1 r . 1. . I. 01 '1
west 00 feet with an alley; thence vritU
Blum ntltal's line north 1 deg. 80 niu,
i-10 ieet to a stake in Bhimenthal avenue
thence with said avenue south 82 deg,
cast of' feet to the beginning. Sid sale
will be TOide to satisfy a judgment for
"7" ,(S, with interest at 8 per cent. fron
March 1, 1801, together with costs of salai
mid to foreclose a dedof Uuat executed
by said J. S. Meroney, jr., and wife,
Delia Meroney, to said Atlanta National
Building and Loan Association. datec
SeptenitHr.il, Ist'K), and recp.rded in tha
ollice of the register ojf deed for (ihev
kee county in boo V of deeds 00 pagesi
521 &c, This Juue 1, im, '
BUN POSEY,
jnl(:0 Commissioner.
AKIN
IS THE GUS-
ToBan of not only tb very
best goods in town, but ha
has a splendid variety . and
they can he had at the low
eit poAuible prloeg. r'
YOU
ARE THE
cus-
Tomer he's after, and If you
will only give him a calf he' a
snro to niajte ,a.-fLermanent
BIG LOT
NEW GOODS
Jst in and opened for the
inspeetion of my friends and;
customers. Come and see
R. A. A KIN S.
Dr. T.-O. SMITH.
DRUGGIST,
ASFIEVIIiLE, N. C.
Pays cash for Ginseng aB& Beesr
wax at market price, ' siOyi
LOW - II
ates WgsI
TO IKDIAN TERRIT0ET,
TBXAS, COLORADO,
' : '. OK AKY; POUIT
FRFD. D. BUSH,
District Passenger Agentv
Louisville & Nashville U. l. '
' ATLANTA OAs
-THE-MUTUAL .
Life Insurance Co
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hy on the '25th. .
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