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| LEGAL
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Having qualified as Executor under
the will of the Estate of Martha
Dockery, deceased, late of Cherokee
County, North Carolina. thi? is to
notily all persons having claims
against the estate of the sa"'d deceas-l
ed. to exhibit them to the undersigned
at tny home at Grandview. Cherokee
County, North Carolina, on or
before the llth day of September.
1924, or this notice will be pleaded
Pin bar of their recovery. All persons
indebted to the said estate will pleas*,
make immediate payment.
This llth day of September. 1923.
W. A. McDONALD. Extcutor
of the estate of Martha Dockery.
deceased, late of Cherokee Co.
NORTH CAROLINA? Ch-.:
| ' Ti ' A .It SimAnda. Entry
f Cherokee County:
The undersigned A. E. Paimer. of
Cherokee ( antv. N -rth Carolina.
er.tt!S and lay- cl -.in- ;hc f '.lowing
described piece or p.-.r 1 of 4nd in
Murphy Township, Che -kec County.
State of North Carolina. the san.
being vacant and unappr printed ,
land mhiorr ? ^ntrv \-ir
^
cihe latest ai
Awtoaobih
T'.ie rcev Over md C
c! me term! The loi
Probabiy the most
time! Features and
fore c?-ered the sa
farmer w.J Am eric ei
Front -aJ :e<r
aJ:a-*jo>i.Mjr Aara *i*i
, short peoj Lc.
MurpH;
President Harding, in a ?
a firm stand against Gove
railroads. He said in par
"f belie vo it b? a colossal fc
five, inturt ub with political corrupt
i.npose incalculable cost ca the pu
solution of the rate problems and i
tics and Cnd ihet solution in spite o
. sponsors fer operations and the pres
mpt or coruscate, else Government
come as accepted necessity. Nor <
would lower rates without repard U.
pority of the railways is the prespei
property rekts ;n railway investm
otion unde- our Constitution, which
Any tendency toward confiscation w
dest-oy the very foundation on whic
This advertisement docs nc
Harding's speech, in which he
railroads, but it is interesting tc
ject in so far as it referred to
railroads as advocated by man]
i sincere people who believe thai
1 road problem.
-HOBn
THE OLD PCHABIF
, ADVERTISER
Being ir. Murphy Township, Cherokee
County, North Carolina. on
Hanging Dog Creek and described
as follows:
Beginning on the corner of Mr?.'
Hatti,. Johnson and A. E. Palmer
land and running S. E. course to the
top of the mountain, the winth the!
tcp of the mountain to the painted
me. tfc.-n witjj thc painted line to
thr corner of M. E. Clark's line; then
with the donation bne to the begin-;
r.ing corner so as to include all the
vacant land in this boundary, containing
by est i mat on 20 acres, more
(Sotted) A. PALMER.
Entered this the 1st day of October.
1923.
A. M. o.MONDS.
Er.try t-k r f r Cfcvrok*;e County.
N C.
NOR. i CAROLINA?Cherokee
A!: pors-. ar here'y notified
that a warra* t f wil lbe is>ut
* A. E. . tor tf. above
.ti> ' !. : 1-t day of
N ver: . If.3. f there i- n- prot-d
h; .-office before said
T:-. the 2r : dr.y cf O.'ober. 1923.
A. SiMOKDS.
id Greatest
htmmitr: i= :!:e tclk
,v nr:.-? is araini!
useiul car of ail
utilities never celesrr.an.
merchant,
i family:
553]
tr
> WBj
50 cubic l?wt lolling
iptce m provided oy
rexaoviag re*r
aai urfc.-is?r,.
md leam about
id ben ens cf ti.s
j
MM TOM
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i.c.s r?i?d*
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EjPpCi
' Ownership
Blunder~
President HARDING i
. ... _.. . . !
speecn at ivansas city, tooK
!rnment ownership of the
t as follows:
lunder which wouid destroy initia.on,
create regional jealousies and
blic treasury. But wt must find a
the necessary expansion of fscilif
the prejudices of the present-day
ant-day deetroyerr. who wouid hank*
ownership and operation will bo*
3o i share the views of those who J
> railroad good fortune. The pros ity
of the American people, and the
cnt are entitled to every consider
U due to property rights anywhere. ,
ill lead to confusion and chaos and \
h the Republic is builded."
)t reproduce all of President
urged the consolidation of the
> note his position on the sub*
Government ownership of the
f politicians; and even by some
t this is a solution of the rail>
?ENTS ' | :
Register of Deeds for Cherokee; ;
County. North Carolina. Es< fflcio' c
Entry Taker for Cherokee* County
Ncrth Carolina. a
(3-ii-aep? u
NORTH CAROLINA?Chrokee
County.
SUPERIOR COURT
Noah Bryan:
f i
vs.
Alex Handy and wifCordie. and
W. M. Hatnby and Wife. Adeline.
i o:
et ais.
NOTICE OF ACTION
The defendant*. Alex Hamby prd
wife. Cordie Hamby. are notified
that N1 ah Bryant ha* fil"d a pettt
*n i nthe offic? of the Clerk of
th Superior Court of Cherok *e
County setting forth that two certain
deed*, the or.e executed by the '
*aid Alex Hamby and wife. Cordie ,,
mmh and the other by said W. M.
Hair." > ar.d wife. Adeline, the latt *r
of which conveyed to Noah Bryant
with covenants of seizing: and warranty.
a certain tract of land in
Cherokee Ceunty adjoining lands of
T. J. Shearer. Elisha Eilor. J. H.
Rimlnn* nn! n?h.>r^ nril for***.
er of which conveyed the same lad* j
with similar covenants, to the do- ?
fondant. A1<?xa Hambv. Have beer. ^
Io>t o destroyed by fire without be- y
;r.g registered and praying the clerk -j
order a su*vcvor to survey the q
land and mark the boundaries and y
report the same, and thereupon to
confirme the said report and declare
the e.-tate of Noah Bryant in the'
said land; and you are further noV
t.fied that the petition i< now on
file in. the office of the sad clerk,
and that you are requred to appear
before him at his of ice in Murphy
o r.the first Monday- of November. 01
next, it being the third da'- of said
month, and answer or demur to said
petition: otherwise, the relief there
in dt manded wili be granted. S
Witness E. E. Davis. Cle^k of said
Court at office in Murphy, this the
9th day of October. 192-1. o
E. E. DAVIS. Cleric
Superior Court.
y
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE S SALE OF r?
LAND d
By virtu j of thj ant': r'.ty vested
me by a d?.i of trust evecutcd
by I. E. Price, registered in the v
office of R cistcr of Deed-* for
Cherokee County in 1: 74 at page C
10". c ?r.vering to the u.nd rdgned p
;r the lani hereinafter describ- *
' ' > : Payment of certain S
notes, defaulv h.ving been made in S
th payment of a part of *aid notes. 3
and the owner thereof having a
demanded foreclosure, 1 the under- g
signed trustee will on Monday, the s
i 2th day of November. 1923. at One 5
o'clock P. M.. at th? Court house S
door >n tho Town of Murphy, sell g
at public auction to th?. highest 5
bidder for cash, the following des- j-j
cribed lands, lying and being in the 3
Cherokee County. North Carolina, 3
and bounded and described as fol- 3
lows: ?
Being tract No. 77 and partes of 3
tracts No5.78 and 84 i;; District No. g
3. Beginning or a -mall hickory* op 3
the West Bark of the Rlairsville g
Road, corner of No. 74, runs West 3
i'.y putrs in a u:3VK oaK, corner or i ;
75; thence South 135 pole? to a post j:
c ak; thence Eats to the top of the .
ridge, with the original lir.c to a
black jack; thenco Southeast to a|
small black oak; thenc North to the |
North wet oorncx of No. 7t?; thence]
East with said line : > the middle !
of the B.rirsviile i uad: thence with,
the and middle of std?"*
read to the beginning corner, containing
TOO acres, more or less. Being
the land E. M. Brown and wife i
sold t0 J. E. Price.
Thia October the 10. 1025.
R. II. KING. Trustee.
n0-4t.rhk>
NOTICE
i
Notice is hereby given that the S
Board of County Commissioners of 2
Cherokee Ccunty. North Carolina. 2
will receive bids ur.til 9 o'clock A. M. 2
on Octobei 31st, 1923. in the Court C
House at Murphy. North Carolina, ' *
for the purchase of $16,000 School ?
Bonds of said County, denominat'on 3
$500 each, dated October 1st. 1923. 2
arc! maturing $500 October 1st, 1D3-: P
to 1951, both inclusive, and $1,000 3
October 1st. 1952 and 1953, bear'ng j ?
interest at the rate of six per cent | a
re - annnm. navahlo ?<?mi.onnnm?!!? - ?
both principal interest payable at th-jg
Hanover National Bank, in the city : S
and State of New York. ~
Said bonds are i suid under the ; 5
Law* of the State of North Carolina ; g
including, among othera. Sections 260 } S
to 270 inclusive. Ch*et#??? 23?t f***. 2
lie taws, Session 1923. and 11 s
comnarce with a resolution of ihe j =
Board cf Education of said County I3
czxtifying that the outstanding in- I J
pponppppi!
SCOUT. MURPHY. NORTH CARC
tbtedr.es? created for tho necessary
cptnse of conducting tht six months
hoo! term in Cherokee County
rior to 1923. as determined by the
oard of Education and certified by
to the Board cf Count! Commisa*
u:s. amounts to $16,000.
All bids must be accompanied by
certified check upon an ineorpora>d
bank or trust company palabie
? the order of the TreasureJl of
herokee County, North Carolina, for
vo per centum of the par value
f the bonds bid for. to secure the
c-unty against any loss resulting
cm a falure of the bidder to comply
:th the tenui of this bid.
The right is reserved t0 reject any
- all bids or to accept the bid deemi
most advantageous to the County.
A. M. SIMONDS. Cleric.
oar?3 of County Commissioners,
Murphy, Nofth Caroilna
The bonds above described have
!t-'ady been scld. and this notice
published only for the- purpose ol
?rfectir.g the legality of same.
A. M. SIMONDS. ffer*
oard of fftwntr C?!S2iisbr.cs,
Murphy, North Carolina
Upper Martin's Creek
The teachers met at Old martin's
reck Saturday and appointed Mr.
:ff Martin as thir groupleader. Thos
resent.1 were: Messers Jeff Martin
[arve Carringer. Misses Ida Chastain
e.-ta Loudermilk, and Mae Moss,
he next meeting will be on Friday,
ctober 26 at 1:30 old Martin's Creek.
?'e hope to have some mor, teachers
resent at our next meeting.
Mr. Harve Abernathy went to
[a'*by Saturday on business.
V/. ar*. " aving a sweet time since
rrup mill mads? its appearance in
ur settlement.
Mr. Harvey Thompson from Grand ew
visited Mr. -Harve Abernathy
ur.dav. t
We are sorry to report the illnc ^
f Mrs. John Dockery.
Rev. Jeff Martin ar.d wife, an i
Ir. and Mrs. Mark Stalcup visited
platives at Young Harris Ga. Sun
ay.
Misses Leila Martin and Ma Moss
isited Lilly Keasley" Sunday.
.Mr. and Mrs. Ben Chastian ar.d
arl Cunningham were among :he
eople who went to the singing co-..I
We
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f Have you exa
f go through th
= old jtyle and (
= mum heat if tl
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1 We Handle
m
f We car. k11 y?
E most possible
- they are beau
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| BLANKETS GO \
| hundreds of them
= the market was at
E to pass our saving >
I
=
Come and see
of odd dishes
Towr
WETM7
JOIN MURPHY'S CHA
j vention at Andrews Sunday.
Mr. ar.d Mrs. Paul Martin and chil.
j dren visited Mr. and Mrs. Andy
Keasler Sunday.
Rev. Noble Piv ached an interest
ing sernon Old Martin's Creek
Sunday night to an attentive congregation
*
Mr. Lee Owtr.by entertained the
1 young pe??ple with a singing at his
j home Sunday afternoon.
Bryan Would Trade
Smith For Pinchot
I
WASHINGTON. Oct. 14 ? Refer-1
' inc Vj efforts of Governor Pinchot,
i in "clean up" Pennsyvania. William
Jennings Bryan told the citizenship
conference on prohibiti n here t>nig!it
that he would like "to trad the
, Democratic governor of New York
for th?: Republican governor of P n"And
I would like." he added, "to
throw in a few more Democratic
officerg to boot."
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CO
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W. M. FAIN GRO
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X Opposite L. & N. Stati
WE WISH T
-Our many friends and cu-tomc
Fair and hope everybody that c?
work together for a bigjr r and bet
We would like to have s v- r
n xt week. Will pay ca.-h at best
k br.ve r. full lir.e of grace:
h vc y. ;< \> us a trial. We <11:
I N DON'T FORGET OUR LINE
WHOL
1 ?[ We would like t buy or.3 ^ood mil
w. B. DIOK
| FHONE 131
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IA St
Sell '
mined those heaters to te
e coming winter? Or per
cut of date. You can't ge
lis is the case.
The Very Late
3u a stove or range that wi
heat with the least possib
ities. Come and see them
VITH STOVES. You be
i i ? - -
?ajiu we DOUgni them ear.
the bottom and we save n
on to you.
DISHES! DISHES!!
: what bargains we have i
closing out at less than
tson & Ant
tKE A HOUSE INTO A
lMBER OF COMMERCE AND WAT*
?r -i
FrfcUy. OctoUr 11. 1M3 . I
rk Hatchet
ig) for Sick Fowh
USE
mustang
a*. Ftt Mator u.
trsfflasfess?
{sjs
mm
Ewfi???! !t ? his vards a-riA,T
|i3be59 T??nrneaded it to the #?aCT,?
kCSv> vty- a /?"? '?? c.*
ggg# ?? j
g|sp stta&?s5s>s?g ~
Wr? FREE aovvaSf pTS',
r ?* ?k?^.assfs^
|*4,w
Sold by Drug and General 5tcr?*
MEXICAN I
I.COK AT THE LABEL ON YOL'R
TAPER. IF BEHIND. PAY rp. I
x-x-x-xx-x-x: *****
AL
;E 1 i
CERY COMPANY
or. Phone 101 ::
O THANKr*
for th;:r patronage during the '
>me had h g.?->4 time. Let's all '
ter Fair for 1924.
;
al bushe!? of gnod Irish potatoes
t market price. ;
ion. f( cd. etc. Would h ??1 ?d to
vcr fro? anything we sell.
OF SFII.TZ SHOES FOR TrlF
K FAMILY
!; i v w:th calf about 4 iror.tb; aid
EY & SONS
FREE DELIVERY
liiiinoim
I
5
O 1
over i
Em
e if they will
haps they are
t the maxist
111 3*OV0S x ji
ill give you the
le fuel. And
st we have them?
ly last spring when
nony and are going
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in them. Lot
i half price.
Jerson
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