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j legJ NOTICE OF SALE. jfORTH CAROLINA?Cherokee County. Default having been made in the t^Went of the debt due aiid owing ** *?rr.. M?rv W Nnrwpii nrH ??<_-?red a deed oJ trust executed by Will (j^ft and wP, Cora Hart, to mo as trustee, wlA.*?f deed of trust is dated August 15, 1921, and registered in office of register of deeds for Cherokee County, in Deed Book No. 76, on pages 309, etc., I will sell, by virtue cf power and authority vested in mc as trustee by the terms of said deed of trustee, on the 2nd day of June, 1924, it being the first Monday of said month, at public outcry at the court house door in Murphy, at the hour of 11 o'clock a. m., lots Nos. five and twelve in the "Norvell Addition to Texanna", it being the real estate convt yed to me as trustee by said Will Hart and Cora Hart. This April 30, 1924. L. E. BAYLESS, Trustee. NOTICE STOCK LAW ELECTION. At the regular meeting of the Board of County Commissioners of Cherokee County, North Carolina, on the 7th day of April, 1924, a petition was presented to the said Board by more than one-fifth of the qualified voter* of said boundary in Murphy township, Cherokee County, North Carolina, Jicreinafter describ ed end yet out asking that an election be called by the said board to vote on said stock law election or against itock law in said boundary. It Is ordered by the Board of County Commissioners of Cherokee County, Xroth Carolina, in regular session on the first Monday in April, 1924, that an flection be held under the rules and regulations of the General Election law of the State of North Carolina at Olen Davis* store in said boundary hereinafter set out on the 24th day of May, 1924, to vote for stock law or against stock law in the following territory, viz: Beginning on the Will High Top cn the present stock law line; then with the top of the mountain between Valley River and Owl Creek to the LIFE Hit I By specia The Cherokee late Presidents subscriptions t "THE 1 Daniels, is of large t and is con Daniels w; became Pi as well as the Navy, derstandin should be cause he is I These books are either ne wor renewal Want them for yoursc . ADVERTISER* j head of Owl Creek; then with the top 1 j of the mountain between Owl Creek ^ i and Hanging Dog to the San? top; i then with a ridge to Hanging Dog 'Creek; crossing the creek with the c line between Z. B. Odell and C. C. Miils; then with a ridge running to J the top of the mountain between ' Hanging Dog and Davis Creek; then with the top of the mountain to the ( Davis Trail Gap; then straight line j" to the G. W. Davis ford; then with ( the public road to the Allen Gap; t then with the Murphy and Beaver, dam Township line to the Beavcrdam Gap; then with the present stock j law line to the beginning. Apd for the purpose of said elec-: ( tion, it is further ordered that a new registration of all of the qualified . voters be made in said boundary set out above. i It is further ordered by the Board | of County Commissioners that Theodore Lovingood be appointed as regI istrar of said election and that C. C. ^ Hass and John Mulkey be appointed { , as judges. It is furthered ordered * I that the register books be opened at 1 j Olen Davis* store in said boundary 'for those desiring to vote on the 19th day of April, 1924, and eaeh Satur! day thereafter for four successive [ weeks and said election to be on the 21th day of May, 1924, those in favor j of stock law shall vote on a written j or printed ticket of usual size "For! ! Stock Law"; those opposed to stock J law shall vote on a written or printod ticket of usual size, "Against Stock : Law." it is further ordered that ?aid . 'election be conducted and hi Id in th^ I same manner and way as the General , Election and that due return he made . I of the stock law election to this j , Board. S. W. LOVINGOOD, Chm. j, Board of County Commissioner-1 | A. M. SIMONDS, Ex-officio Clerk to| j Board. (36-4t-co) ! For First-Class SHOE REPAIRING | Come to TILSON'S ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP Jamrs M. Capps, Manner Murphy, N. C. We Pay Parcel Post one way in 50Mile Zone (a29j ' STORIES C AND il arrangement w Scout is offering, ; Woodrow Wilso oThe Scout. JFE OF WOODROW W1L just off the press. It is a v ype, contains many pictur isidered absolutely reliable as a close friend of Mr. Wil: resident of the United State his close association with from 1913 to 1 921, gives ig as perhaps few other nr especially attractive to N< i a North Carolinian. selling at book stores for I, or for $1.10 with each six :lves and children. DO N( TH The Leai EESB THE CHEKOOI SCOUT. W1 IENTS I; ?0lft-H CAROLINA?Cherokee County. To A. M. Simonds, Entry Taker for ^ Cherokee County: ac The undersigned C. H. Dockery, w>f Cherokee County, North Carolina, nters and lays claim to the following I >iece or parcel of land, in Murphy Township, Cherokee County, State of ^ ^"orth Carolina, the same being vacant and unappropriated land? and ubject to entry, viz.: Beginning on a black oak corner p! f A. J. Dockery's lands; then east be o a top of a ridge with Henry Dock- uj ;ry's land; then south with the top >f a ridge to a rock; then north with L H. Dockery's land to the beginning, vi 'ontaining Ten acres, more or less, W ind various so to as to include all the racant land in this section, containng by estimation ten acres. uSigned C. H. DOCKERY. Entered the 7th day of April, 1924 SORTH CAROLINA?Cherokee County. All persons are hereby notified hat a warrant of survey will be Issued to C. H. Dockery for the above iescribed land if there is no pro- . test filed in this office. This the 22nd day of April, 192-t. A. M. SIMONDS, Register of Deeds of Cherokee ^ I P..?/-? ??-_ r? .A vuuiujr, UUIIU ^UfUlina, r.X- I Officii* Entry Taker for Chiro- ^ kec County, X. C. (37-4l-chd) . al > WHITNER. F The peopel of this section arc S about done planting cron. Mrs. Susie Timson, of this place j I is visiting home folks at this writing, h ! ti Our Sunday school is getting along j nicely. Everybody welcome. E Misses Nellie Hall, Inez Reese. F Sadie Whitner wore the guests of Misses Juanita and Mazelle StilesSunday evening. n J it There was quite a nice singing at j Mr. E. E. Stiles Sunday evening by the Whitner choir. h ? Rev. Will Crye, of Madisonville,, Tenn., filled Rev. John R. Harris' ap-' )F PRESIE HARDlNt ith the publishers of oKranf CI I UU^Ut W11C-UU1 n and Warren G. ^SON," by Josephus oiume of 38 i pages, es and illustrations, and authentic. Mr. 3on before the latter :s, and this intimacy him as Secretary of Mr. Daniels an unlen had. His book Drth Carolinians be$2.50 each. They may be : months subscription to T )T DELAY! Samples of E CHERO iling Newspaper In This i mm ir?r?f iv MAn' turn ill f iiwiv FK7HT. MOUTH CAKOUHA dntment at Wbitner May 10th and Ith. He preached three interesting rmons. Brother Harris was delayI of contining on account of sickin the family. The people of this place had to tstpone the ordinance meeting on count of the rainy weather, but it ill be observed in the near future. Mrs. Lizzie Martin and little! tughter visited her mother Sunday rs. Rebecca Whitncr. Mr. Edd Scoggins and sister are anning on going to South Carolina 1 ;fore long. We regret to give them . Mr. Biil Killian, of Hangingdog | sited his daughter, Mrs. A. W. "hitner, Sunday. Mr. Jim Taylor i3 on the sick list J Mr. and Mrs. Gay Johnson went i Murphy on busine-s Saturday. j NOTI.A The farmers of this place arc getng along fine with their work. Mrs. A. C. Barton, of Birch, spent ic latter part of last week with her aughter. Mrs. A. M. Simonds, of [urphy, returning by way of Kinsey nd stopping off with her mother Irs. R. E. Hall. Mr. John Beavers and his sister. Ilia, were pleasant visitors on Notla unday. Mr. Clifford Hall and Mr. Leelan [ughos motored here from Gastnnia ast Wednesday and report a nice rip. Mr. W. P. Stile* and fanvly of irch, spent Sunday with Mr. M. I. [all and family. Misses Delmer Mashburn and Bon ie Green of Birch were pleasant vision* on Nc+la Sunday. % Mr. Floyd Stiles of Etowah, Tcnn. as be*, n visiting friends and rclaives on Notla. rv r ?i t* eorry iu n-iim 01 uic )ENTS W ^ ARE IV ana in an effoi d the publihers Harding in cor "THE LIFE OF Fletcher Johnson, v history from the sin power of the White History of America versity, and author and the Great War 1 This is a large vol' large, clear type, v contains an authent of the 29th Preside had for $1.00 each with he Scout, either new or the books may be seen i KEE SCO Section of Western Nort ni o t 1%/M ?mt in ^AKULilV rioos illness of Mr. G. A. Green, of Birch. He has had a severe stroke epilepsy. * * Mr. C. L. Hall and Mr. W. H. Stilca motored to Belleview Sunday. WOLF CREEK. Mn. .Mary Jane Hancock is very sick i with pneumonia. We all hope for her recovery. Mrs. Lester Cole was here last week listing taxes. The county demonstration agent was here also, but not all of us had the pleasure of meeting him. Mr. Julius R. Hyatt attended the decoration at 3alem Church Sunday. 1 Little Clyde Morgan. tTio <nn nf i Mr. and Mr*. Elbert Morgan, has been very sick for several days and is not better yet. Several of our citizen* are co-operating with some of the Tennessee citizens in building a fence along the Georgia State line to turn cattle, the Georgia citizens have recently ! voted in stock law over there. ? Mr. W. L. Carren had on exhibit Sunday something that the oldest citizen here had never seen?some young moles. Many boys and girls as well as many of the grown ups in our community, looked upon theni and all admitted that they had never see a young one before. Just at this time we are having some weather that is anything but ; pleasant. Many of our farmers are ' nat done planting corn and are not sorry of it, as the weather has turni ed out as it has. It is reported that some boy* dynamited the creek several limes last wek for fish which has mm red several of our citizens. | JRY TOB pRINTING! i ILSON IADE AV, rt to be of servic prices, the authe inection with ren WARREN G. HARDINC ras published in 1923, and lple life of the farm to the ; House. Mr. Johnson is . in Foreign Relations, Nev of "The Life of Sherman, for Humanity and Freedoi lime of nearly 300 pages /ith many beautiful illust ic record of the early life a nt of the United States. yearly subscriptions to renewal These are stan it this office. UT h Carolina A I PAGE THREE i siis i Shades o' sugar cane! What a petites with enough "in between" time we do have supplying husky young apetites with rnough "in between" bites. Now as a ;..-2 1 don't believe in feeding children between meats Dui won you nave a crop 01 livly jumpin* jacks around the place like we have you've just got tc do ' something to keep 'em goin*. We I find one way to appease them until | meal time is to give them several !itj tie ginger snaps or vanilla wafers, i These are not heavy and yet they're j tasty and nice to nibble while playj ing. Of course we don't buy "cm at (the stores! We make 'em ourselves 'and they taste every mite as good (if not better) than thos" bought at the the stores. life's the recipe for vanilla wafers: Cream one cupful of butter with two cupfuls of confectioned' sugar, arid three well-beaten o'/gs, and valilla extract, to suit.the ta-ti. Stir in just enough s If-rising flower to make a scft dough that will roll. R"il very thin, cut into rounds, and bake about fifteen minutes in a quick oven. Snappy Gin*?cr Snrni. You can bet your bottom dollar the bov- a : cr ;> y about thi s when they are made like this: Rub onehalf cup butter together with one* I half cup f t, a id one cup brown ugar, a cup of molasses arse! a well I : baton egg. Sift a teaspoonful of ginger, one of cloves and one of J i intiamon together with enough sclfI i ising flour to make a stiff dough and add this to th first mixture. . Add additional flour or hot water : until the dough g?ts to the right consistency for rolling out real thin ! Place in buttcicd tins. Let this stand ten minutes and then bake in a mod| crate ovc n. Subscribe To The Scout \ILABLE I e to its readers ntic lives of the ewals and new i," by Willis I is a graphic glamor and Professor of v York Uni"America n," etc., etc. s, printed in rations, and nd struggles Hie Cherokee Scout, dard works. You will I
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