^ Friday, Narmbtr 27, 1924
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>RTH CAROLINA?Cherokee
? ^ County.
^ 1 A. M. Simonds, Entry Tdker for
. !H( Cherokee County :
t, xhe undersigned J. M. Rcecei of
rC^| erokee County, ^HiHh Carolina, enir*^
i and lays clai.Tr to the following
Dicj| scribe d piece or narj^t of land in
!, crphv township, Cherokee County,
te.of North Carolina, the same he-'
-< > vacant and unappropriated, and
iject to entry, viz:
i . Joins James Timpson's line with
L r L. A. Carroll line with the Inloe
t, and with Jess Nick's line, conW
i ling by estimation 10 acres,
r (Signed) J. M. REESE. :
Entered this 21st day of Oct.. 1924
ORTH CAROLINA?Cherokee
County.
| j?All persons are hereby notified
I Bit a warrant of survey will be Is
SI to the said J. M. Rceserbn the
fnd day of November, 1924, for the
I K>ve described ands if there is no
otost filed in this office before
at date. This the 22nd day of Oc!
b<r, 1924.
A. M. SIMONDS,
Ex-Officio Clerk to Board of Coun\
tv Commissioners. <ll-4t-r)
\
? OTICE OF SALE UNDER DEED
OF TRUST
; Defaulth having bee made by TV.
I . Fields in the payment of the sum
> money secured by a drcd ?>f trust
J it< ] February 1st, 19-1, registered
the ofice of the Register of Deeds
! Cherokee County, in Book No. 74
* J page 366, the undersigned, as trusS,
e, will for the purpose of satlsfy:
g the said indebtedness, offer the'
opcrty conveyed therein at public!
let ion. to the highest bidder for
Lsh. at the court house door in Muri.v.
N. C., on the 9th day of Decern- j
?r. 1924, at 11 o'clock A. M. The
debtedncss described above is for j
* le purchase price of the property1
io H. N. Elliott.
The property above referred to j
as conveyed to tnc undersigned trusie
for the purposes aforesaid, and
escribed as follows:
Known as the Hitchcock property,!
\ platt book in the Register of j
feeds office in Cherokee Gfounty, j
orth Carolina, Book 1, pdge 2S,<
lore particularly described as fol-l
i?a: Being LuU No. 61. Reference t
i hereby made to the above plat for
articular description of the meets
nd bounds, being a portion of the
md sold at public auction July 6th.
921, Lot 50 feet front and 200 feet
M >.
This November 7th, 102-1.
L. E. BAYLESS, Trustee. |
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NOTICE.
The Atcade Cafe has been sold to
leel Reece. We will not be rcsponible
for any debts-, afteh October 15.
E. C. MALLONEE.
J. W. DAVIDSON,
T. J. MAUNEY.
NOTICE
By virtue of an order of the Court
?ade in an action ent'tled S. W.
ovingood. Administrator of the
Istate of D. W. Lotidermilk, deceased,
s. John I. Loudermilk. et als, the
tndersigned Commissioner did, on
be 3rd day of October, 1924, offer
or sale to the highest bidder for cash J
kt public auction, at the courthouse j
loor in Murphy, the lands hereinafter
I escribed, A. M. Simonds becoming
he last and highest bidder for said
ends at said sale; said sale having
>ecn reported to the Clerk of the
Superior Court of Cherokee County
or confiremation on the 3rd day of
)ctober, 1924, and exceptions having
>een filed to said sale upon the
rrounds of the inadequacy of the price
offered for said lands at said sale,
Ihe Court ordered a re-sale of the
lame, rture of which order the 1
undersigned Commissioner will, on
Tuesday the 2nd day of December,
1924, between the hours of 10:00
A. M. and 2:00 P. M. offer for sale |
M> public auction to the highest bidder
for cash, at the courthouse door in
Murphy, the following described real
estate:
First Tract. In Hot House Township.
Cherokee County, Begining on the
8. W. corner cf Tract No. 139; then
bnua S. 35 W. 50 poles to a rock
corner on a conditional line between
C. S. Ballew and Margaret E. Watson;
thence N. 55 E. 160 poles to aj
wsafras corne^ standing in the or- j
line oi the same; then 5. 35 E. j
&0 poles to a locust corner of the.
?ame; tten S. 65 W. 160 poles to the
beginning, containing 50 acres, more
or
Second Tract, iii Wouthouse Town &P*
Cherokee County, Beginning en |
^hite Oak, the southwest corner of
193, md runs S. wdth the line of
Alphalr Pain 49 poles to a small
.ADVERTISED
Spanish oak on the line of Xo. 183; s
then north with the line of Xo. 186,1'
south 45 poles to a small pine on the 1
line of 189; then West with the line!;
c f 80 E. 48 poles to a small oak ! I
I (fallen) and pointers, the north east
corner of said unmber; thence with t
i the line of the said Xo. S. 40 E. >
Johnson Thact, Xo. 75S2; thence <
north with the line of said number S. 1
40 E. 56 poles to a pupla-, white oak
and rock corner of said unmber; then 11
south with the line of Xo. 50 east t
ISO poles to the north west corner 5
of said unmber, a sourwood (fallen) : 1
then north 51 degrees west 130 pole?' *
to a locust, as the southeast corner of J
183; then with that line S. 55 degree? 1
west, crossing Hot House Creek at i
118 poles, 160 roles to the Beginning, t
containing 145 acres, more o: less. 1
S. W. LOVINGOOD
(1512t-foc) Commissioner ?
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NOTICE OF DISTRIBUTION OF >
PARTXERSH1P IF WILSOX COX- <
CONSTRUCTION CO. i <
r
Notion is hereby given that the *
partnership heretoaftsr composed of'
R. V. Wilson, C. D. Getr and W. G. j *
name of Wilson Construction Co.. J t
with headquarters in Rutherfordton, '
North Carolina, ha? this day been 5
dissolved and the business taken over t
and all assets and liabilities thereof 1
assumed by C. D. Geer and W. G. j <
Wilson, who will continue to conduct 1
the business under the name of W:l- <
son Construction Company, R. V. ?
Wilson having sold all of his interest <
in said partnership to the said C. D.; t
Geer and W. G. Wilson, who have <
assumed all of the gf>od will, assets, ^
liabilities and indebtedness of the <
said Company. ' i
This the 5th day of November, <
1024. 1
WILSON CONSTRUC. !'
TION COMPANY 1
C. D. GEER, 11
W. G. WILSON, <
R. V. WILSON 'l
(15-4t-pwp). i
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NOTICE OF ELECTION ?
A meeting of the Board of Conunis- (
sioners is held at the Library Build-::
ing, on the 17th day of November. 1
1924, at 7:00 P. M., said meeting <
having been adjourned to this time :
and place from the regular meeting 1
of the Goaru on Liic- loth .of Novcrr.- ' 1
ber, 1024. Present were W. M. Fain '
Mayor; B. W. Sipe, W. D. Townson;]i
J. H. Phaup; J. B. Story; W. W. j1
Hyde and E. P. Hawkins, Conun'ss- 1
ioners. The meeting was duly calltd ,t
to order and. the following business ?
tmnci r*t nrl ' 1
Upon motion duty made and secon-( '
ded, and passed by a unanimous votei
of nil Commissioners, the following <
resolution was adopted: J
Whereas, in the opinion of the 1
Board of Commissioners of the Town s
of Murphy, a sale of the hydro
electric plant and its equipment, now *
owned by the Town of Murphy. Is <
deemedproper and expedient, and the <
Carolina- Tennessee Power Company ^
having offered to purchase the said ?
plant and equipment, and having t
tendered a contract therefor, dated 1
as of Novembe* 8th. 1924, in words <
and feu res as follows: i
To the Voters and Tax Payers of t"ie '
Town of Murphy: 1
Notice is hereby given that a con-, 1
tract to purchase and sell the hydro- 1
electric plant now owned by the Town t
of Murphy, at a price which the j *
Board of Commissioners deems a fair c
and adequate one. taken in connect-. 1
ion with the covenants, contracts and's
agreements contained therein has f
been tentatively accepted by said T
Board, subject however to the will: c
of the majority of the voters of the 11
town to be expressed at an election J1
to be held on the 23rd day o-f Decern-' ?
ber, 1924. j?
Accordingly, this election is hereby 1
called for said data, to be held at f
the usual pollinF place. A new re-. e
gistration has been ordered, so that | s
it will be necessary that all persons j8
desiring to express their will.must j ?
register a new. T. W. Alley has Ic
been appointed as Registerar and he j b
will orpen the Registration Books at 8
the Murphy Hardware, in the! tJ
Town of Murphy, dn the 24th day of 1t
November, 1924, and attend at this f
place from the morning of this day F
until the close of Saturday, Deaem- r
ber 6th, 1924, and every dayvbetween 8
said dates, except Sunday, for the "
purpose of registering those wishing
to vote. H. D. Akin and Sid Pendley t
are appointed Judges, and with the ?'
RegiaUa., will hold said s!cct!cs or. <
the 23rd day of December, 1924 dur- n
ing the hours legally designated for r
the purpose. t
All voters desiring to vote their 8
approve of the sale of this property 8
shall vote a written or printed ballot, c
whereon shall be written or printed 8
the words: "For Sale of Hydro- t
electric plant," and those opposed, a B
THE CHEROKEE SCOUT, irfuf
1ENTS
imilar ballot, with the words:!
'Against the sale of Hydro-electric
3lant," and if a majority shall ap- j
jrove, the sale an the contract shall J
>e consummatted.
The contract agreed upon by and ;
?etween the said Board of Commlss- i
oners and the proposed purchaser,'
7arolina- Tennessee Power Comj^iny.;
s as follows:
Art. 1. In consideration of the ;
>aymenta of the sum of money, ard :
he performance of the conditions, j
stipulations, contracts, covenants and j
igreenfer.ts set out in contract, the \
own agrees to sell to the Carolinarennessee
Power Company the light!
md power plant now owned by it,
ncluding its dam on the Notla River,;
ind all lands covered by it ar.d water
[ibove it, airlands and easements in
ards owned in connection with it;
ts transmission and distributing
lystcm. power house, and land on
vhich it stands, poles and wires,
listribution lines, and appliances and j
equipment of every kind and charac-!
er and kind, used and owned by the .
own in connection with said plant, j
Art. 2. The town agrees, as soon j
is the approval of votes is obtained
o deliver possession to Carolina
1VU1IVC9CT i unci VUlllj'Uliy U1 il l UI
;ale propc?*ty rights. and to transfer ,
;o it all it3 unpaid accounts for electricity
or power, that may have at - 1
rrued or become due for electric
ighl or power during the fuli calen- (
lar month in wh'ch possession is'
xansferrcd, with the right in said ;
"arolina- Tennessee Power Company
o collect the same in its own name,
>r the panic of the town, and same, j
.vhen collected, to be the property
>f Carolina -Tennessee Power Co.;1
ind it 6hall also have the benefit
>f any and all contracts for eiec-1
:i icity which the town may then haw,
md which are embraced In a schedule]
ittached to the contract. The Caro-!
ina- Tennessee Power Company
lgroes to at once take charge of the!
jlant and all said property, and to J
neet all regular and usual pay rolls i
for operation, after the beginning ol
:he month following the transfer. I
istimated and agreed not to exceed
5500.00, and tn opt rate the sarnv. u j
furnish electric ity for lighting, to
;itizens of Murphy, for five years,
it not to exceed ten cents net,
cilowatt hour, and during the life of
frnnrhise thereafter, at no greater
ate than allowed by State Corporaton
Commission or its successors,
ind to furnish heat and power to
hose in Murphy desiring it, at no
jnater than allowed by said Commission
or its successors; to furnish
ransformers, etc., in lieu of the paynent
of municipal taxes and license
fees during the life of the franchise,
md to furnish without charge, the
;ame number and character of street
amps during said period, and to keep
lame burning from 30 minutes after
(unset, until 30 minutes before sun
ise, and in further consideration of
xemption from municipal tax. lionise
fees, etc., additional service
vithout charge as follows: electrical
ncrgy equal to that now delivered to !
he transformers of present street j
ighting system, and to deliver with>ut
charge to street lighting equip- j
nent, additional to that now fostailed
o be purchased, paid for and owned
>y the town, as may be demanded by,
he town, subject to the contitlon j
hat the town can demand not more I
han 10 per cent increase of elec-i
rical energy, over that now bcing|
lelivered, in any one year, and this
lability for additional street lighting
ervice free, shall cease, when 100
>er cent increases shall have supdied.
In further consideration of
if release from municipal taxes and
icense free, the Carolina-Tennessee
>ower Company shall, at Its own cxlense
instell the apparatus, materials
ind equipment necessary to enable '
he town to use the electrical energy,
or street lighting which it is obligatd
to furnish without charge. All
trect lighting over and above this,
hall be supplied by Carolina-Tennssee
Power Company at the cost and
xpense of the town, under reasonable
conditions to be agreed upon, bur.
,t rate not to exceed that allowed by
he Corporation Commission. Within
hese limitations, Carolina -Tennessee
*ower Company is to establish and
tut into effect rate schedules, and
easonable regulations, governing the
upply and use of electrical energy it
nay furnish.
Art. 4. The plant is to be mainained
at its present state of efficoney
and Carolina-Tennessee Power
Company is to make, upon reasonable
lotice from consumers, such Jmprovenents,
additions and extensions to
he generating and distributing
ystems as may be reasonable neccsary
to sxipply the needs and demands
>i the town afd the inhabitants, at
ill times during the feaftcblse, and
o supply standard electric light, heat
ind power service to the town and its
tPHY, NORTH CAROLINA
citizens and residents at the price set
forth. Provided that if Carolina- 1
Tennessee Power Company shall
build another piant, or plants, and
install generating equipment of aggregate
capacity of at least 10,000
horse power, and makes power available
therefrom to the town and its
citizens, to a volume equal to that
capable of being supplied by the Nolla
plant, it shal lhave the right to d'smantle
and discontinue the latter, if
desired, and to discontinue Its use as
an independent unit, and it may .
take ar.d use all the property of every
kind conveyed to it by the town j
as it may elect. Where Carolina- j
Tenness Power Company substitutes!
other lands, rights, plants, etc. for'
similar items, or other electrical service,
for electrical service now being
supplied by Nctla Plant. Carolina-Tennessee
Power Company shall
have the right to sell at its option, j
or convert to such other use as it1
may desire, any and all such property
and rights, for which it shall have :
made adequate substitution. Prov":i-;
cd all moneys received from such
salts, shall be paid over to the town,
to be aplied by it to the next amor
tination payments, that may fall due
in accordance with Append.x "I>".
Art. 5. In consideration of the
turning: over of this property by the
town, and of its stipulations, con-j
t acts, etc., Carolina-Tennessee Pew-J
er Compay agrees to pay all interest j
on the bonds of the town which were
issued to build and equip the plant
and which are still outstanding, as
it becomes due and payable except
the interest that may have accrued
as of the first day of the- calendar j
month in which it may take charge. j
and, after said date, all amortization
charges on said bonds, it being under- J
stood that Carolina-Tennessee Power ,
Company is to relieve the town of
all liability on these bonds, whether
by way of principal or interest. Appendix
"B"" attached sets our
interest and amortization charges,
amounts of payments by way of both
and th dates when due. CarolinaTennessee
Power Company also j
agrees to pay to the town cash equal
tot the difference between the aggregate
principal of th bonds listed
in this appendix that may be outstanding
at the time of transfer and
ihe sv?ni of two hndred thousand dollars,
in jfive equal installments, the
first to be made at the time of transfer,
and annually thereafter.
Art. 6. As security for the performance
of its contracts, etc., CaroI
lina-Tennessee Power Company
agrees to execute and deliver lo the
town a bond in the sum of $25,000.
conditioned for the faithful performance
of all -its agreements, etc..
which bonds is to be aproved by. the
town as to solvency, provided thai
Carolinn-Tennessee Power Company
may kep on deposit with the town
cash, of unmatured bonds, at par. aggregating
this amount, and no bond
or deposit shall be required after
Carolina-Tennessee Power Company
shall have made improvements and
additions to the plant and distributing
system equal to $25,000. which
shall have vested in the town. The
town is to retain the title to all property
agreed to be conveyed, until the
Power Company shall have oaid for
it in accordance with Article 8, and
it is agreed that all improvements
and additions made by Powtr Company
upon the lands, easements,
rights, streets, alleys and public plac-1
es of the town shall, when made, j
vest in the town, until the Power
Company shall be entitled to its deed.
Art. 7. Grants a franchise right
tto Carolina-Tennessee Power Company
for sixty years from date, to
use the streets, alleys, and other public
places in town for purpose of
erecting, constructing and maintaining
operating poles, wires, conduits,
transformers, or other apparatus, appliance
or equipment, necessary, cr
desirable for transmission of electrical
energy into town, and in and
through town, as now existing, or
hereafter extended, and the operation
of an electric light and power
business within the town.
Art. 8. While said light and power
plant with all appurtenances and
equipment and all extensions and additions
remain the property of the
town, it, the town, agrees to indemnify
and save harmless the Power
Company against any claim for State.
County or Municipal taxes or license
fees on same, and to execute and de
uver to me power company or Its
successors or assigns, a good and sufficient
deed, with full covenants of
warranty, conveying in fee simple,
all the properties described, and all
extensions, improvemets and additions,
and all property constituting,
belonging or oppertaining te said
plant and distributing system, or the
general electric generating and distributing
system operated by Carolina-Tennessee
Po-yer Company
which may then be owned by the
town, whenever requested by the
Power Company, aad upon Ita compliance
with the payments, stipulations,
contracts and agrevr-nnts.
which acr to be oerformend before' ]
th? date of such rruest. md u^or* I <
satisfactory i-roo: tr?t the Power |1
Company or its successors, or assigns, |
have fully relieved the town from all (
liability on account of principal or ,
interest of said bonds, provided, how- '
ever, that the town will, at any time,
make said ded, upon the tender of ;
cash or ur.cacelled bonds at par, of ;
the issue listed in Appendix "B", in j1
an aggregate amount equal to the j'
principal of all bonds then outstand- j
ing and ail accrued interest on all.;
outstanding and unsurrendered bends. 1
except those so tendered.
Art. 9. Shouid the Power Company
notify the town that it desires .1
to acquire lands, or easements ir. .1
lands, to use or hold for the purpose
of adding to, extending, replacing
or Improving the electric generating 1
distributing system being used to supply
the town and its citize-s. the
town agiees to acquire and hold the
same as a part of its system, to be
conveyed to the Power Company, lion
its compliance with the provis*1
ions of Article 5. Power Company i
to pay the town promptly the reasonable
cost of the property so request-!
eti to be acquired, upon presents-1
tion of an itemized bill tin re for, but (
the title is to remain in the town, ust-|
til the Power Company shall have acquired
the right to have the same cor.-,
veyed by the detd mentioned In Article
8, and no lunger, it bclr.g understood
that all such lands, etc.. are
to be included in the deed as par*
of the property to be conveyed '.hereby.
Art. 10. In the event the Power
Company has not acquired the right
to have the'deed provided for in Article
8. and shall fail and refuse to
carry out a'r.y of the stipulations,
contracts, etc., on its part contained
in this naptr writing, all t*:e property
turned over to ii, by the town, togetlur
with all improvements, additions
and extensions made bv the
Power Company, at the ixper.s? of I
the Pow< r Company and which by
the terms of this agreement are to .
be vested in the town, shall a: oner
be surrend: red up to the town by
the Power Company, and the town
shall have the right of immediate a.tion
against the Power Company, o;
its assigns to recover nnv and all damages,
arising or growing out uf the
fail.:re or refusal of the Power Com-,
pany or its assigns to k?ep and per- j
form a!, each and every of its con
tracts, stipulations, covenants and
agreements.
Art. *1. The town re pre sc-uto
that thtre are no town bonds outstanding
and no mortgage, or othei
instrument or .ight existing, which.in
any way. create a lien or anv kind i
upon its municipal light plant, trans- j
mission and distribution lines, cr on !
any of the lands or property agreed ;
to be conveyed to the Power Com- j
vany. and agrees that it will not ere-j
ate or give any lien thereon what-1
soever, except as same may be given j
or created for the benefit of the j
Power Company, pursuant to the:
terms of the contract of purchase,
and
"Art. 12. In the event the contract
of put chase and sale be not approved
by a vote of a majority of
the qualified voters of the town at
in election to be held in forty five
days, the Power Company has th
' igh*. t ; declare void, at a-y
within 00 days.
Art. 13. If Power Company Vcoims
entitled to a deed as set forth ;
in Article S, dismantle, abandon or
discontinue the use of the Xotla
Plant, in accordance with Article 4
it shall deposit with Wachovia Bank
and Trust Company of Asheville, X.
C., par value first mortgage bonds of
the Power Company, to an amount in
par value of all electric light bonds
of the town outstanding, as of the
date of such dismantling, abandonment
or discontinuance of the use
of said Xotla Plant, together with all
matured coupons, to be held by said
depositary bank as security for the
payment of the principal and Interest
nn cni/t hnndo on.l
ered to the Power Company, when it
shall become entitled to a deed a?
set out in Article 8, provided that all
coupons on said first mortgage bonds,
as they mature, shall be surrendered
to the Power Company, so long as
the town shall not in writing delivered
to said bank, charge the Power
Company with default, in the terms
of this agreement. Provided further
that the Power Company shall from
time to time, be entitled to a redelivery
to it of its first mortgage
bonds, equal in par value, to the
amount at par of the said electric
bonds for which it shal lhave paid the
town cash for the amortization thereof
?nhseauent to the date of the ae-1
livery of its bonds to the depositary
bank, as herein provided. Trust
agreement to be entered into with
bank.
The above contains a statement of
the material points of the contract,
to be voted on, on December 23rd,
1924, and it is believed that no material
matter has been omniitted
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PAGE SEVEN
However, all tv r<-ons <ie>ir!-_- t id
the contract for themselves. are notified
that the same can be had for
this purpose, by calling at the office
>f B. W. Sipe, Secretary of the Board
of Aldermi n and the Schedules, or
Appendices referred to, may also be
teen and examined at the same place.
Whereas, in the judgement of the
Board the interests of the Town of
Murphy would be materially promoted,
and its welfare advanced by
entering into said contracc, anc!
Whereas, the interests of the town
are protected by said proposed contract
so that a sufficient amount of
light and power will be furnished to
supply the need3 of its inhabitants,
and the prices and teiyns tnercm ser
aut are fair and equitable.
Therefore, be it resolved, that the
said proposition of purchase oe ac.v
?~. i - - - -
.vjitwi omx me ?uiu cuiiiirsvi uu signed
by the Mayor and the six members
of the Board of Commissioners, and
the Common Seal of the town thereto
annexed, to the er.d that s me sha.:
become the act, contract and obi nation
of the Town of Murphy, subject
to its approval by a majority of the
qualified voters of the town at the
election hereinafter called;
Be it further resolved, that for*
the purpose of submitting the said
contract to the qualified voters of
the town of Murphy, a special election
is calle dto be held, pursuant to
law. at the regular polling place, in
the court house, on the 23rd day of
December, 1924. That a new registration
of the voters of the town is
hereby order for the said election,
and T. W. Axley is hereby appointed
as Registrar, and he is hereby directed
to open the registration booX
for such new registration at the Murphy
Hardware Store in the town, on
Monday, the 2iin day of November,
lt?24, and to keep said books open
daily, Sundays excepted, up to Saturday.
December Gih, 1924, including
both said dates, and to attend at
r.:d j la.o as provided by law, and
register all legal voters of the town
applying lor registration. Only
those persons so registering shall be
qualified to vote in said election, save
sind except such as are alcrwed by
lav to rc-gisUr or the day of election.
Notice of this new registration shall
be published once a week, during the
time said Irsoks are open, and the
week pr.c- ding their opening, in the
i-ni'ruiwcc occtti, ana notice tnereot
shall also be posted at the court house
door, and si xother places in the
town of Murphy.
II. D. Akin and Sid Pendlcy are
hereby apointed as judges of said
election, and with the above named
registrar, and after qualification as
required by law, are authorized and
directed to hold same on said 23rd
day of December, 1924.
At said election those electors favoring
the sale of the hydro-electric
plant and its equipment, pursuant to
the terms of the contract hereinbefore
sot out, shall vote a written or
printed ballot bearing the words
"For Sale Hydro-electric Plant," and
those opposing said sale shall vote a
written or printed ballot bearing the
words. "Against sale of Hydro-electric
plant." and if upon canvass of
the said result, it shall be ascertained
that a majority of the qualified voteis
of the town have voted in favor of
said sale, a sherein provided, then the
contract herein set forth shall become
effective and shall go into ef.:\
e; but if a majority of the qual.ied
voters shall not favor the said
sale, the contract shall be treated as
having no further effect.
It is ordered that a copy of the minutes
of this meeting be published in
the Cherokee Scout. a newspaper
published in Murphy, X. C., for thirty
days as notice of the election
aforesaid.
\Y. M. FAIN. Mayor.
n. \v. Mi'r-, Town Clerk.
New Way to Stop
Night Coughing
Those who have suffered the tortures
of sleeplessness due to continual
coughing at night, and who
as a result often feel utterly wornout
and useless during the day,
need no longer permit their systemsto
be weakened and their vitality
sapped by this distressing ailment.
For through a very simple treatment
the t-ouble can be stopped almost
at once, and people often get
their full night's rest undisturbed
after the very first trial.
lit-rc is the method: Simply Ret a bottle
of the prescription known aa Dr.
King's New Discovery from any
drug store. Then to-night before V9~
tiring tak?- one tcaspoonful and hold It tm
your throat for IS or SO seconds beferer
*v allowing It. This prescription has sdouble
action. It not only soothes sad
heal* the soreness and Irritation, bat It
Quickly loosens and removes the phUsns
and congestion which is the real csno
?f the cough. 80 your throat to left
wonderfully soothed and cleared of Irritating
gatherings, you can sleep eouatly
and rest fully, and the cough to -~r "y
*one In a rtty short time. ? :
23.. nlun'a orw mscovery ' a remark?
able remedy for coughs, chest colds,
hoarseness, sore throat, spasmodic creep,
bronchitis, laryngitis and bronchial a?Usma.
At all good druggists. Ask for