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"?he Cherokee ^rout1
Official Organ of Murphy ana ,
Cheroke* County, North Carolina.
SC^YAN W. SlPE, Editor-Manager
MISS H. M. BERRY. Associate Editor
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North 1 .. -v- - las- mu.l
matter under act of M'ch 3. 1F
w.r A Heoreew aiivr
[ TF!E a VF ,K as RR-_-^ v-x , %
SOME THINGS THE SCOUT j
WOULD LIKE TO SEE IN
MITRPHY AN! CHER- I
OKEE COUNTY.
In Murphy
1. An act.v Beard of Trade
or Cham: r of Commerce.
2. More manufacturing ndustries.
k3. New Pa? :er Station??
A Union Station.
4. M e Inr . Streets.
R< ir I y Hours,
u. A ie-.i.; : c Ciuh.
In Chf'okre County.
1. A > t i f :v r .d*
.Jfi ? 3u:?
. WfcV.H.
ra?fl?
ra - Kg dairy *?.
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.t, ?. EDITORIAL ?
vi. * :
THE N. C.-TENN. "
HIGHWAY QUESTION
FOR -'111** lit.-* there has hoc
a i'scussion of 3 1 l from
Murphy to s -ine point on the
Tonne-??. iir- - e N- rth ( ar I
nn a . ..:u ... w ith T at
west. \t Sje-tr. :h--re - y n.e
highway connect- n between "ho tw
state- and this on.- at a n -t inu h
too far north t" *h? soutV.v
' r part *' 11. - t.
commercial and tra\ t.u : '< f
r* tht Highway. The State
has he< rj a-ked t-? tak- over this
road and l-u -i and nm.: *.t n * with
county and township aid.
Somehow the word got abroad
that the Sta* w b- asked to
link in No. 1" between Andrew-: and
Murphy. Or the fa.- < :t. :h wou'.d
era pn ; - : r- -*
t on. The Stat H..: w v.
a? on has time and again anr unc?d
a= it? intention : o n-.plete highway
N'o. 10. which g??< the way
ftvr.'-.s "ne State, at im- .Miucal
iible date. This Andrew- Murphy
3:r.k is essential to th(- completion oi
the highway. It is desired ai ke b>
resident* < f Murphy and Andrew
and the entire county and prospective
us- rs of the highway in othei
\ parts of the State. T- g0 to the
Commiss <>n with a proposition to
leave this link unbuilt and ask thai
another r?ad. no matter of how mud
importance, he constructed would b*
to invite defeat. So far as this paper
has been able to find out, su. 1
was never the intention of an yon*
in Murphy or this part of the coun
ty. Howtver, organizations n Mur
phy and several of the townships
and we hope every resident of th<
ronnh- n? u-ell it inr^rnCA/l1 nn^!
in Tennessee have asked, and an
going to continue to ask. that ?h<
State assist the county and certaii
of the townships in building a roa<
from No. 10 at or near Murphy t<
the point on the Tennessee State
line that seems most logical to th<
Commission and in this undertakinj
the aid of every eitizen of the coun
ty is solicited. By the unanimoui
effort? of the various organisation
of the county and each of her in
dividual citizens this/Toad ran b?
assured. It will be of tremendoui
benefit not only to Cherokee Coun
ty, bat to every town along No. 1(
btium . * ?
. .. / *
H>uth of Asheville. It is not a set- \
fish proposition, *nd it is anticipated
that every tewn and orpamza r
;ion in the county join with the I
the local organizations in their ef
torts to secure this road *
v
THE FORTY THOUSAND
JOLLAR STATE AUDIT *
I
N' ill H I' XROLINA has
spent forty - three thousand ,M
d- '.'.ars in finding: out its re.. v
ar.cial status. A croup of :!
v.-t a. our.tants to be found in tht
y have worked tr. Stat.
v for six months and have ju.? ' {
* k r- d a report ) Stat-,
r.ancial system was >? . r.d and rha* ( ..
.; d:tur\ - w? re tvt \ ? i r
: "
A. J. Maxw
State opera*. d ,t a fiv : i *
ar 1 last year and that the loss -r
v..aid an' nt to four or five :*i'.! ??>.
i the * " * " i " - void "? anj
sflajpe concealment of anyjti
- ?.\ r? ' ! *h
T* v : - _
-t w ?rii i * . oial ma*
Mri Maxwell, however, refuf*
j.,
that the Star*- ? p
Its - ernnfe&tal tysti n .?*
a If Mr. Maxwell - ripht *?; j
?y>jilw^<iiw? nr.J hv r. i < t*er?'?st- ?
*'. >*at? f:??m
f natural r: -. as r- v* <uid have ?>ne
r. k. he u id'-serv.: c ?'f the
thank* f the State; hut there is
in-: Harper. the I- f mar.y.
V '!.?xvv- \\ ' i "' '
h . i 'he -am. compartment a? <
I J. \V. Bailev as on* .?f the official
l aroi'y howlers ?>:' the Stale.
<
western section
being developed
Everywhere on. poe> over
State there u pl? v.tv f
evidence of growth ar.d de ^
Movent. This is n.. less tru- of
\\ -urn N : th ? i th..n of
?r *. * . i-f th. >' A tr'p ,
V irphv Brar-i . Murphy
. A ' e sufficient to cor.v-r.ee
on*. of th. truth of thia statement.
\r *\- y ;!?' town and hamle*.
vsir.ir s h> l- d e, lund < : ar.d
r p u * - : - forest d n e
tr?? in evider- and. what i? per
the " * indication. .< the tren
r i.'tjs ,.m of freight tonnage
nv .? d \<t the Murphy IMS
j'hvm. Wh- re then
vir* " g: u th, pr? du : . v. re*
r" r.
T' ;> v '.,1 it words and pic-.
\ thvr pa- of TH!
- .11 T u - ~r!y 0r.i 1 ------ - f'
4 n n this invuied ate
Ti dwelt': Mient lies act -?
he highw iy from Heyesville
t Murrhv and hut f -r the highv ay
5 - I. .h-v u u!d nev.r have been unTh
' h. r- k,. Cmv.pauy :s expend
-.-..r.ti- of dollars h r, in Murv
r shing w railn ad into the
t un\i rpreparatory to bringing
out null' - - '* feet <.f timber to be
:t into :i: '.or at its mill. The
knitting mill h ; Ming - being rushed
along as rapidly as possible. The j
v school building i- under way.
and th, s'n'y go# $ all along the
And there is very ind?oati?>n that
he !"pmt"-i fw hastened ,
' rather than slackened as ttinte goes j
Th- possibilities it. Western
N rth Carolina a-e tremendous and
the ? :ima??- and environment is so i
.* . _ lr.:.l A\vp*i n . . . .
' me? into this section, he loathe!
" to leave it. Tne highways, whic^ are J
' fa t being opened up. are destined i
? brir.sr more and nor., people into'
- the S".:t!r.vestern part of the State.
1 into the land of unrealized possibil!
f es. and a^j they come the more like.
- J lihook! w I there he of developments
* in this section. "You can have all
' the plains and lowland I you want."
- said a recent visitor to this section.
- "but for my part I will take this
mountain section of western North
- Carolina." said our visitor. And so
' it is with many comers. This sort
of attachment will make for more J
i* immigrants into thes<> southwestern
i ; counties, and as more inhabitants
1 come, more and more will the ref
sources of this section he developed.
The time is not far distant when
* western North Carolina will be humj
minjr with industry like the neigh- !
. boring counties in the Piedmont reft
erion.
s,
Chib work is taking a new lease
. foR life among the farm folks of
i North Carolina. Over 16,000 young
. people are now being reached in an
) organized way.
THE CHEROKEl SCOUT. MUFI
CDF ED THAT GET S RESULTS ^
S A recent number of **The F'c J
Hern." :v h use -.-r^an of :'
Marsha : F i & Co. orsranii.it' '
this !:!t\ 1 tbe'M.u
;a.! ?i?!d ? ' r.par.y Idea"
"To u th- - .-h* -hire at the rtrht
me in th r * way; J,, - ;
I ' : they \\? re
uinati t rrors. t
A -r > - " the ?t U-. I
:rt : t he an exan:nl : *
ork f r love of work; to anticipate
- *
,J ? T -
a-* r < i* v um-'a:-. ? -: to a. "
t'-.tT rule; t,. be - ^
? th r. " sh- :t f !? *" ?
'I':' > - a h j d. It *
-a 4 r
BO]hjr. T ' :: w to tfa letti
! tft -
\:<ur' a nvir tr"V '
. -a j. ft .. vt- Use eon n s
rd ;
F" - H ?pt? d a- *
? hir.tr8 ' " * *
t- r- nf t
in - B -m in obfctzi *
a . 1 i- town of S * *
. f
xh- n * ' *
fr *..?*J? * !' *
krowri nw * '
1 Roy-croft (> *
. K i V :r??ra. N. V.. *
s a ntcniinu"! to his work. H-* f
avwI !> . J of hi? :!? -< T
: - . "
ttf r thai ' has ? . - en !
rh? -a .r. a
.
f N* .. ?
< h? : 11% I.. :h ^
. r i .
1 . . . * . i'lair.tiff.
vs.
\ylv It. >? n-lVr.tlarl.
"! sV.KVIOK OF SlMMONS
!tV ATIOX
i. .1 K;. . B. > i
'.rt : a ho v.- rtitU .
w tak, r that . n .*? *
h." n ? -v tu-t-d afratrst h;-i 5
i * a.r.f.t"*' Maud- Sh?
of Oh?Tok< . ,
V and thv purpose of said ae? '
; ,,n f> r a dr.orcc fr? .. the ' -'ds 1
f -.atrinv , statut. y gr. r d?
That .... further n?>* l'iedI
red to > at* r
y a-.i a\ :v.tr t . the
complaint of tb? plaintiff now on
FIIa in my ffi or before the
24th day .V J in: t. 1 the
Court will grant the relief prayed
f. r ? the r.vjv.: laint.
Th th. .lay I J'y. 1923
E. K. K\\l<, Clerk.
>f the Sut :.-v Court.
it-$3pd jhre)
FRECLOSURE SALE.
By virtue th * .w.-r v.>tcd lr?
me by a certain bed hi tiust, xecutt.l
by L. G. W-.-t and w f . T>t,.W
\\\ t. r. Auji-t 14. 1 * JI.
.which is duly r-. gistend in Book No.
74. pa_'i- 1.1. in th "ffice < ; the
Register of r Cherokee
County, to -enure a v> rtair. indebtt .
r.e-> of .-aid L. G. We-t t . WoffordTerrcll
C mpur.y. default hav r.g
been made ir. the payment of said
indebtedness and the power of sale
therein contained having become ?P
vrative. i -h h Monday, th'- 27th
day of Aug :-t. .'2 ?. sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder, for
cash, at th.. court house Hdoor in
.Murphy at one o'clock on said
H-r 'h.. propvrty ihcrr:r.-' ;sr.v?i?a,j
tc wit:
Town lot No. a. in Block No. It.
:n the Wells Addition to the Town,
being the same lot conveyed to L.
G. West by N. A. Hall and wife.
Mattie Hall, by deed dated August
29. 1914. and recorded in the office;
of the Register of I>etds for said
county :n Book No. 69. at page 6,
reference to which is hereby made.
This July 23, 11*23.
D. W. WISKNHINT. Truste-.
<51-4t-jh*h
.
Irish potaties^ from home gTown
mountain seed were from 7 to 19
days earlier than thos* from aMine
and Canadian seed, and the yield
was equally a? pood, n 1 shown hy
reports from the Tidewater Counties.
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured t
with LOCJWb APPLICATIONS, as the? j
cannot reach the seat of the disease. i
Catarrh la a local disease, greatly influenced
by constitutional conditions, aac
in order to cure it you must take an |
Internal remedy. Hall's Catarrh Wed:- i
~me Is taken internally and acts thru |
the blood on th? mucous surfaces of the i
system Hall's Catarrh Medio.ne wa* I
prescribed br one of the best physictant
In this country foe years. It Is composed
of some of the be*- tomes known (
romhined with some of the best blood 1
purlflers. The perfe-t combination or
the Ingredients !r> Hall's Catarrh Medicine
is wnat produces such wonderful I
results In catarrhal conditions Send for
testlmnntat*. free
r. J. CHENEY * CO.. Props., Tolodo. O
All Druggists, 3c. |
Bail'o raacUy puis tor constlpUkm.
?HY. NORTH CAROLINA
il.M.M.WJ.'.m.'.l.'.l.'.l.'.l.'.E
; Thedford's i
I fBLACK-! I
DRAUGHT !
j (Vegetable i ... j^TTTiTrrrnTrxr-i-.-i!i:cl
7i
Bible Thoughts for
the Week
Sunday.
' ;UKAT AM* run: ? A* rihe
-? int - ? 1 1!
I; ? - : * - * -
IJ - w s nr.- Ik n '" !
' Tr nn?! w::! . .r : ' >. Ju-:
r ght Is II- I*, ut. ;rj . 4
Monday.
UAISTVO THE I'EAP ? Why
:i! t he tl lctit n thing ir.< re!w
? :. t! .it ?' -I nhcul'l
rn:- ? dcii'lV? A- T.4 !>' :$.
Tuesday.
CIIttlSTlAN < ?-NriPKVrE.?
. - V 11!. . #Mi?"-?!eT I'- '! we have
. I i. -. tTi.iT. if w- n*k anything
: . ti.* t- iis win. lie henreth
? I John " : 14.
Wednesday.
FUI'IT OF THE SIT IIIT.?Lore.
1 . ; ?. long nuTT-ring. gentle
- - g Ines- f.t:ieekt.-sj?.
r. ; r_'. !r.st such there .*s
iow lial. .*
Thursday.
A CONSTANT I'HATER.?Wlth'
1 n? t thou thy t-nhr ni-r-t?*
: i me. O I. r?i: 1-t thy loving
. ?i ; ?:.<! thy truth continually
{ r-sene me.?IN 4? : 11.
Friday.
I.I! i AM* ?,<?* !> PAYS.?He
; ' v. i love . ?n>l s-? got<!
let him refrain i.i> : ng.
and ! - !:; $ that tins*
[ , -ak iio gu !e.?1 IVter S:lo.
Saturday.
IjOTB CASTS OCT FEAR.?
I'!-re is no fear m i-ve; hut i*er
feet 1? e caitel at ft or: bet . ise
it *h t'r t it feurvth
' ^->t mad- i-rle : in h?\e.? 1 John
r 4:1H
,#
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I To bur
acres
j i _
( ui cu d
| rest in
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Four-Room Hou
4* Located just across Valley River
c d barn and plenty of a
X FOR PRICK AND INF(
MRS. ELVIR,
Murphj
'SUBSCRIBE TO YOUF
NO'
AUCTIC
On Wednesday, the 1st
ginning at 1 o'clock, P. N
quittee and Fires Creek
of J. O. Lyons and T. J.
..'ohn Evans Land the c!
Place, the undersigned i
V her stock. farming tools9 hou-e
fci'lcj and li * hen furneture and th
ab<?ve mentioned farm of 100 acre
Stock.
Tw0 <2> mules, aires 7 and 8 year
and good for all work.
Two .! **- y Milk Cows. wit!
young calves.
Or,? t 1 ? Jersey Heif r one ar.
ne-half years old.
Farming T?ol?.
D - H.trr'?w. Turning I'lows, cu'
: v.i* r*-. plow rakt-s. scythe and vs:
r.eus c?th? r farming implements.
Other Tools.
1 f'uwnr :1 Harm ami Sho, Mr
chine; 1 S u* r Rip and rateh Sh??
Machine: ' niplcte outfit f?.r sho
and harness w rk.
Vf. >r. ami harness.
Hcruehold snih Kitchen Furniture.
R? <b*? :.ds. ?\Varh.-tand>. IM -en
M.:ttif- iSprings. R -eking Chair
Dinning Chairs. Baby's H irh Cha
ma., tables. Dining Table, Sewin
MRS- J- D
Hayesv
y or leas<
land, sevei
: i.
cres in tun
timberlan
...ii tr
inner mro
toCHEROKEE
Murphy, N. C
FriJay. July IT, nig
SALE I
je and Fire Lots j
in K:i-t Murphy; m - !. n: .,r_
ariU'n ?pace. ' '
)RMATION. APPLY TO
A WILLIAMS
. ?
I HOME PAPER-$|.jo I
ncE J
)N SALE I
day of August, 1923, be-1
1., on our farm on the Tu$- I
Road, acjcir.irg the ianJ. B
Martin and known as the
d Robert Martin Home
.vill offer for sale ?
Ma ' e
Lap ps, Safe. Ki* V. . Kpck:
?n Cabinet, Cook St - \\"n?h Pet.
?
tables* and other art f hoa?n
h?M and kitchen fnrr .
h
- vattun. 111 - TV . - C 'a
d lards. cod s?-von dwei ^
huu*<- fotr r-"-m 1 .r.t honj?,
rn-w tr*'' d bar:*. ar.d
!- b-j Ming*. Riirht r ; rc*ett
i- unsatisfactory bid-.
- >.
1 and of und< rsigrn d at 1 art .r>i.
< r of ab??v. property. deaf ante,
ytw
rind owner.-* compel!" d t '.cave tit
farm more than a year aero in -rd?
to civ* Mr. C! .rt - - hwpiti
treatment and to be \ " marritl
daughter who can as* 4 n cariaj
. nerd 3
ir year.-*. ^
p Thi? July 2(*th, 1923
CLONTZ
flle, W. C. - J
II
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5 1,000 I
ral hun- I
Ovation, m
rmation I
SCOUT I
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