PREPARING 755
Fkui CiS-r?^. sii C~ r?x,
T>.? bi< truck hau"-. * - r-lt s: %
tnl far?v Hi. - ? V - - - - s,::.
a: -.he F-a=: ia ;;5J cisituaa.
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f - a -- . : 1 2 h*r r
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wasefced ar J extra ? ! given to
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Tr ' : ; rcduc : r
With the c? * . :
Tr." ' .1 r - r.-.d " :
p-ofc!crr-.= pr
t.h ch concern th:
The f.r -t v . - . ht:
t r to " - r
cire ? pra-t red It -
f.'-rc T". 0 - > v ' .. . ;
down the nur-ber - i ~ - 1
prevent th-:r ; ': "
ir.i'.k mu-'-t I : rr - ' ' u-d.r
clean co" be If r?ugfclv
cleared ute- r.d be
cooled as soon as ; o lie alter
it cocci from the cov.-,
1 PEACHTREE
a
M. ? I. ; . .
Spent !a.-t *.v.. okvr.J >' .... : hi.
Mv-'- . h . : Dock . lerth an".
Han ... M re : > . rtarr ..ru, S. C.
...u *
.
Mrs. S , Cha ce f Marietta.
Ga. i- v. . j her - M . .1 ,n 1
McTi -.er- : .r ... v. :v.eeks. v.
.-.lev-: -. Blaine Cgranger and
I' ey < : . ' nci: r R ville
\ : / hr. . -.ti??- d
Mr. -i. : Hi*. M V..jr.* ..-..I
lan.i.y ' 'TP*'' ic-nn. !;.-t wteK :
with tiatte:> parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Conley.
_______
Siu:;.l people from this place C
attended the Si.-.fri-.g convention at
Anurw.Sunday
Mr. and Mr.-. I>. R. < r ley of
Detn'i:. Mich, spent last week with
the . :uer- : rents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. N. Conley.
Mr. L. II. Conley f Richmond.
Cal. is spending his vacation here
with homefolkr. j
Messrs. Willard Sudderth, Posey
and Glen Ciisp and Misses Julia
and aditn Sudderth motored to
Robbinsville Sunday. rr?"" u
> h
Mr. Forest Abernathy of Marble I
spent last weekend with friend- .
and relatives here. b
t!
Miss ( !:iudta Sudderth visited
friends and relatives at Andrews
last week. ai
vi
Mr. and Mis. L. II. Conley, Mrs.
Walter Ingram and Mrs. H. S. Sudderth
and children, Mae a d Ralph,
motored to Robbinsville last Wed- -sc'
ne.-day. r-r
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; MARBLE ITEMS
vi.
Rev. J. M. Wacdard, of Needmore,
the pastor, assisted by Rev.
Algia West, closed out the Marble j V
meeting Monday night the twelvth. ( *
Between thirty and forty converts
stand approved for Baptism, to be
administered in Valley River, near
Marble, next Sunday morning lhth
at ten o'clock. Others will likely ( ,J
join for Baptism at that time.
Marble people seem to appreciate < f
SUMMER MILi&
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S'jrr.??? ': ere c? !he easiest
- > pre.-3.:j -c r'-sa
s rre ' be thhes. hon:
' : - i c : v. : c-:: :?. en
- a- If cf rv.;-. 2-i
kcr ' . - - y _ T: dilt trh h
..: f. - c - Idcr'ar.d nr.dcri
< ;- : -t the cleaning
lean be done cffccthrdy ar.i qtuckI
. tr : praet-re cf
I: ? r?to r.?*v:"c r:t cn'.v makes
- *: I - : I. r c" - . but it
r th? itc! jr cond t on that
<!. ; dur.- 3 the stablng
2.1 u h cf the rr produced in
lo-? C:Sr.
- if r*-.; r cf rr./k are rut
rr:* -r 2 *>- . the cur. bef-re
' aua'n err:
* v i'l be 1 " :u!t *5 keep
the : v-v.i it is used
Every a d y's r.- k is rc
2 - '* :* - . for whatever
r a c:. tir.ct f.r.anc
? " . cy r~cducir.g a
.--v :r. . and then taking
car; cf it can satisfactory results
be obtained to ah concerned.
W. . iar.i. their paster; as well
i Mr. We.-: wh- he!: ed
ir. t hi - :v etir.sr.
. ' v\;]... .' H .property
" : -n : a.-ir. >- man at Aim.':. ;
:-.i.- v.ns property ar 1 a
' . at Mar r> -early
;er.t several day- at Marble.
ere t here. * li
M.. V?"i.ii:.:u H. Ar/- .v an
id l ivzc-n some eighty years old
a- ser. uslj -ici; some days ago?
i> life was almost dispared of. but;
a t ; i'i be able ' report hi;v | '
and at at Church last o i\- 3
ay. i a
: i
Mrs. M-.raan Lur.sford a widow *dy.
was bailed at the Marble en.vciy
October 2.
. !
Mr. Leslie Ariowood, rv.w f
>h. . visited hi- father at Marble
ir. Bill Arrowood. |^hX.
M!. and Mrs. Wilbur Barton,
: i a ton, were lust week vidtinir ;
: parents at Marble, Mr. an 1 Ms.
. \V. Bast"'., and her parents? a Is - ( ~
and .Mr-. W. B. Mulkey. j ?
We had a big frost October 11th. j
1
We arc now having lots of rain; 5
ut our wells remain dry.
Mrs. .Maggie Palmer has been '
uite sick and is now confined to r
or looir.. Her husband, Mr. John,"
. Palmer, is at home with her: 1
h.-onting himself from hi- ronJ uilding
job in the lower end of u
le county. "
Revs. L. P. Smith. Thos. Truett,
id John H?,gan. of Andrews, were (Fisitors
at Marble Springs Church 1
st Monday. tl
A
Everybody about here is busy at 'r
r>:k these days. Mr. Ricks has
t a number to building san'tary
ivevs.
<
Miss Osie Smith i= get:i ig readygo
to Siley City to take up her A
100! about November first. T
T
Garnet Robinson vra- a MarbK- B'
iter last Tuesday.
X ORDIAXCE AUTHORIZING
IE ISSUANCE OF TWENTY C.
iOUSAXP DOLLARS. SIX PF.P. P*
:NT. STREET IMPROVEMENT
)NDS OF THE TOWN OF MUR- of
PHY, NORTH CAROLINA in
. \h
Be it ordered by the Board of th
rnmissioners of the Town of T<
irphy. North Carolina. th
Section 1. That for the purpose t'1
providing funds to improve the ^
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ee Street. H .*va--vc- Stree
v";i!!cy n.. r Avenue. Walnut S: < <
I'c. ... A . v and Grant S:r.?.
:.:<J t v. there shad i e i -:
;r. : - Id negotiable couto - bond
. T .." f Mj ; hy, N-rtl '
.r.a. t **:e a:.:->ur.t of Twent
.ui. -and Dt?!ini>. >a:d r.ds t. bea
a*, the rate of six per cen
?.yable semi-annually, and t ma!
;re siriniiy in the maximum peri f
ten yii:s, two thousand c 11..r
>f -aid b nds to ir.-ture each yea;
eginning thtee years after date
? uarce. for six yenr-. :
;.t:h ini l.-.-ive, ar.d f the.,
ind dollars in each of the year
. ,i and and said b nd
hall bear such date and be issue
n such form as the g \ernir.- hod
>:* the Town if Murphy u. y, b
'esolut'on, determine.
Section 2. That a tax si"ficier
i j v" the pri. final and interest o
aid bonds shal be annually levie
mil collected.
Section .*>. That a statement o
i e debt f said numicip-i'ity ha
een filed with the clerk f th>
aid municipality and is open fo
ublic inspection.
Section 4. That the probabl
c-riod uf usefulness of said improve
nent for which said bonds are t
if issued is ten years.
Section 5. That this ordinate
hall take effect thirty days afte
ts first publication, unices in th
ncantirae a petition for its sul
mission to the voters is filed unde
he provisions of law. and that ii
eh event, it shall take effee
."hen approved hy the voters of thi
municipality at an election as i
rovided by law.
The foregoing ordinance wa
assed on the 12th day of October
025, and was first published on
re 10th day of October, 1925
nv action or proceeding question
te the validity of said ordinance
.u.-t be commenced within thirty
ivs after its first publication.
B. W. SIPE
!0-4t-T. ^ Town Clerk
.> unuiAA.M t Al 1HOKIZING
HE ISSUANCE OF FORTY
HOUSAND DOLLARS WATER
ONDS OF THE TOWN OF MUR
PHY, NORTH CAROLINA
Re it ordered by the Board of
r>mmissioners of The Town of Mur?y.
North Carolina. ,
Section 1. That for the purpose
providing funds to install a pumpg
and filtering plant and extend
e watermains to supply water for
ie use of the inhabitants of the
>wn of Murphy, North Carolina,
ere shall be issued and sold negoible
coupon bonds of the Town of
urphy, North Carolina, to the
MURPHY. N. C.
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amount <>f F<?-ty Thou-nnii Dollars, "
u p
^ ?a:d bond? to bear interest at the ;j
v iite of s:v per cent, payable sent:- ti
annually, and to mature se. ially in, c
- llic maximum period of forty years.) '
f i .-.t thousand dollars of said bonds j 1
d to mature each year, beginning ?
. ;eo year.- after date of issuance. , "
: r thiity-six year'.? 1928 to 1963,1?;
' both inclusive, and two thousand
dviiu; s in each of the years 1964
ar.u 1963. and said bunds shall beat |
such date anil he issued in such
1 ; torn: as the governing body of the
-: T\ wn of Murphy may, by resolution.
? determine.
Section 2. That a tax sufe
ficient to pay the principal and inr
terest of said bonds shall be an01
nually levied and collected.
? Section 0. That a statement of
1 the debts of aaid municipality has
n been filed which the Clerk of the
t said muncipality and is open fo:
e public inspection
s Section 4. That the probable
period of usefulness of said im?
provement for which saW bond
are to be issued is forty years.
! Section 5. That this ordinance
shall take effect thirty days after
jits tirst publication, unless in the
- meantime a petition for its submission
to the voters is filed under the
! pre visions of law, and in that event
j it shall take effect when approved
' by the voters of the municipality
I at an election as is provided by law
| The foregoing ordinance was
passed on the 12th day of October,
1923, and was first published on
the IGth day of October, 1925. I
I Any action or proceeding questioning
the validity of said ordinance
I must be commenced within thirty
days after its first publication.
B. W. SIPE
<10-4t-T.^ - Town Clerk.
| A CII r?*- Dental Gold
IV/ZiOfl Platinum, Silver,
I Diamonds, magneto points, false
(teeth, jewelry, any valuables. Mail
| today. Cash by return mail.
| Holce S. & R. Co.. Otsego, Mich.
'ARK COMMISSION ISSUE
ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLET ON
SMOKY MOUNTAIN PARK
A e*uitf - ! -'t
-? r.ity t : i : " y
he North Cat :na I in
entitled -A Nat I a : in
be Gn at Si. .. Xoo&tasa*". T 1
1 - ceady |ratted, attracr.e.
.t..-: we'd rdt.-L L.e tt-r-.t rr.-tl -.
.a v.- :?. H r.., Key:t
of B:. - City, tut' r??f
; ::.u . \\ di raft". "Our
HL ar.der-" etc. I: wa::
t ; iisbed hy the Bryson City
"hautLer l f Commerce. 1
The pamphlet r. tains many picures
i f the rugged n:- untais seenry
to be f .und i- p: j, .>*-d
national Park are^ t' aether with
- -k v.ir? its : tioa and the
irrhw... sy -u:. - \ r j? car. i
etched. The 1 Carolina Pari:
inmi-sior. - i >mr > . ! of Mark
puires. Chuirn.ar.. Le.-.oir: Eueer..
M- <? fs,. ItaJ- H 1
''..ar-i. Mutphy; D. M. Buck. Bald 1
; irtais: H. \V. * Chsic. ' rare!
till; J?>hr G. Dawso.:. Km-t-n:
'iat Ebbs Aaheville; A. M. Kistier. '
I g.nt : : 1 rav.: Lir.r.. Bo
N;.tt'< Pill:: "v; and E. S.
'arks. Jr.. Greens"- r >.
The cause of a Xati nal Park in
he Smoky Mountain- - well ar.d
Iaborately presented.. The opening
aragraphs follow:
We have eighteen national parks
1 the West. They comprise an area
f over 11."00 square miles. East
f the Mississippi River there is the
ne. far up n the Maine cost, ar.d,
; tive.s only eight square miles. [\
Three-fourths of the American
topic livt east of the Mississippi- ?
I? -t then. car. i t aff rd ti time '
r the money that must he spent t-> .
.-it the western park-. Ti:e mul- i
tude may never see the gei.-ers ?
nl boiling sprirgs. the cliffs and
etrifi forests, f the Yell wstone, 1
ie sn v.y pt.r- <<f the Rockies o? of s
loska. the glaciers f M . R.ilr.cr or s
f Glacier Park, the \ tree ! 1
eqaoia, the Grand Cany in of the <
:.d? or Zior Cor yon. the marvc 1
blue depth of Crater I-nkt, the :
lift dwellings f Me- Verde, the ^
oleanoes : Hawaii. i
North of the Pot. end cast of .
.e Mississippi there is no land left :
rat is fit t- r a nati n park on a
:.!e commensurate with the ie- *
u ire merits. Rut in the southern ?
p.alachian mountain region th.e s
tuati< n is diffcent. Here aie '
trge areas superb wilderness, t
racif : y uninhabited. Here are 1
ie highest and most massive m un- \
i'.v.j in eastern* Amet if a. Here are <
i t su:viva's f the magnificent .
rimevul forest that covered the >
astern part of the contine t when 1!
he first white man landed in ihe! j
ew World. |,
Why National Parka Are Needed
The East is a land of swarming !i
idustrial centers. The millions ofji
eop'.e hived in cities have learned |'
Vat it is a matter of self-preserva-n
on for them to have uingroont. jt
. y now n:.d then, ?; . the open air.it
cy imist have vacations out of
00:5. And so we : ' V them every j
aiv.mer speeding away front town in I
teir cars, hundreds of thousands of :
ars, till the highways in every diree- i
ion are crowded with tourists seek- t
t%u/ffot'
BH
MOTHER? Fletcher's Castori;
Castor Oil, Paregoric, Teething
prepared to relieve Infants in at
Constipation
Flatulency
Diarrhea
Aids in the assimilation of Food, pr<
Natural Sleep withoi
To avoid imitation*, always look for the
Prpvcn direction* . n each package. PI
I
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Friday. October 16. 192S.
< UI BERS ; 9 I
Then wBi be a box sapper lt I
S cigbt, I
24t 2 -5. Ev erybody
cc ne.
k?.? * ' ;nta Moft.
- * w may a
county fair.
- i J. B.
property wiH tco^
it ir. the r ear future.
I_ M. Shields has his propc-r-y
ar.d merchandise t Mrs. J. j|.
Silvey.
Prof. Fulton Thoma-- n visited
Lr.ietolks at Andrew.
IT" |
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our friend,
and neighbors for the many kind- ]
ne-.-e? shown us during the iiloeg
a d death of our dear son and I
br ' - r. May God ble > v.. a all.
Mr. and M s. S. A. V ,^
Children.
"COLD IN THE HEAD"
'.s an acute attack of Nasal Catarrfc
Tt a-? sub;ect to frequent " la" ar?
genera.!!*/ in a "run down" cord-.tlon.
HALL'S CATARRH MKDICINX ha
Treatment r-onsi?tIng of an OJrcmenl ta
be used locally, art a Tonic, which acti
Quickly through the Blool on the Muc:u*
Surfaces, building up the System,
ar ' rr.aklr.g you less liable to "rolda"
Sold oy druggists for over 49 Tear*.
F. J. Chrr.ey & Co.. Toledo. O
AT LAST?A Bible picture worthy
of the G od Book "The T?
C mmandments** Picturi ;g God'i
own Truth. Monday at Boniti
Theatre Murphy, N. C. 25c and 50c.
ing scenic routes and corafortaMl
stofiping-places.
These millions of tourists must
aave somewhere to go. some - lace to
top. Their natural refugi froa
-uinmer heat is the cool, green mowi.ir.s.
Until the present year they
o.ild t get to our mountains, for
at k f r< ads. save in a feu resort!
hat ate already ve:v?owded. Xu*
we have the roads. We must hart
nore k.tels and boarding housa.
And particularly we must have an
abundant-, of proper camping sita.
There are camps and "camps'*. To
, e .d a night or a month in the cool
dear forest, beside a crystal trout
stream, unciowdcd and un?i turbri
by the multitude: that is joy; that ia
freedom: that is camping at its betf.
But to herd with hundreds of other
wayfarers in a "public camp" on the
>utskiit.? of a town, amid the dust
und squalar of such congestion?
well, I tried it, one night only, in
Florida, a couple of years ago. The
>1:111- had little shade and r.ot a spear
>1 err..-.-, it was piggy?just piggy.
Am! 1. who had camped i:> the :eal
vilderness hu d: eus of times, for
:he glorious pleasure of it?I swore
*N'e\er. in suih a place, again!" I
.vouli have spent a more comfor:able
nigh: if locked up in a cell of
.he county jail at home.
So the East needs park.-, large
park.-, under state or national cob:rol,
to provide decent camp sites
*nd rambling grounds for our millons,
if for no other reason?asd
;here are. other reasons.
i is a harmless Substitute for
Drops and Soothing Syrups,
rms and Children all ages of
Wind Colic
To Sweeten Stomach '
Regulate Bowels
omoting Cheerfulness, Rest. and
ut Opiates ?signature
of i
lysidans ?rrrywhcrc recommend % t \