Friday. October 16, 1925.
~r? ; _
j LEGAL
NOTICK OF SALE
By virture of the provisions of ai
^fl? of the S :m rior O.urt .fj
(iovkoc County at January Tom:'
1925. in the case of Cherokee County'
tgaimt I.cah Hunnicutt et als, dcf11
i ving been made In the pay>
xuent of the proportionate part of the:
recovery of plaintiff within thirty!
days from and after Feb. l?t 1925i
by N- B. Adams and by W. T. Trnett
and I .tab Hunnicutt on the respec-j
tire interests adjudged to be held by
them in certain of the lands do- !
scribed in the complaint, which re-'
c?ve:> was upon certain tax certifi
under-signed Commissioner will I
proceed to sell the interest of said
N. P. Adams in the W. FT. Trueit j
Home place, it being One-seventh,
and the two undivided sevenths owned
by W. II. Truett and Leah!
Hunnicutt in the lends described in'
the mplaint, at 1 o'clock P. M. on
Word ,. N>?v. 2, 11)25, at the Court-;
hou i"or in Murphy, Cherokee
Coin*.. X. C., to the highest bidder'
at public outcry for cash, in the!
following lands, situate in District'
No. 1. of said County, viz:
I t Tract .St.. 2.4.> Grant No. I
Beginning on a Spanish Oak
N*. E. corner of Proonip.
i. 46, and X. W. corner of'
ption Xo. 45. and beginning:
of No. 2745 and rurs with1
f Xo. 46 S 88 \V. 26 poles'
take on top of a ridge t.n
Thomasson's line; then up
idge as it meanders with
Thomasson's line X. 31 K.
?then X. 50*2 W. 13 poles
' links, then X. 79 W. 12 poles
links, then X. 33 \V. 6^poles.
12 W. 10 poles, then X.
A. 0 poles, then X. 53 W. 1 I
11 links, then N. 50 \Y. 12
ind 3 links, then X. 14*2 W. 4
ind 15 links t*? a Black Jack
high peak; then leaving said
and with said Thomasson's
13*2 W. 70 poles to a stake ,
line of Xo. 2745, then with!
ie of Xo. 2745 X. 3 E. 150 ,
a stake, X. W. earner ofl|
o; then with the line of said ,
s8 E. 100 poles to a poplar1
X. E. corner of said Xo. then' (
ie line of said Xo. S. 6'a \V.'
I es to the beginning, contain* .
acres: I,
} art of Tract Xo. 2202 Grant
173, Beginning on a Spanish',
E. corner of Xo. 43 Survey, I,
't i:er of Xo. 2202 and runs '(
:e lint of the L. L. Thomasson [
w owned by a Mr. Jones S.
E. 142 poles to a Chestnut ,
the South boundary line of .
102; then with its line X. 88
1*3 poles to a Pine Stump, S.
ner of said Xo; the: with the
Xos. 2202 and Preemption
5 X. 2Vh E. 100 poles to
Survey Xo. 43; then with its 1
88 E. 126 poles to the beginn- ;
attaining 119.8. acres.
sale will be made to satisfy :
n of said judgment and decree
E S
I a Famous Si
*795
II Quality Gave Volun
II Everyone know:
I Those who kno
11 Six performanci
BI bility and car Iif
gg Its principle is
(A-flSCA.. 41 acxuuu
In Essex the cos
buyers. Super-Si
give vast volunu
prices in history
There is a big ss
operation, and a
fort of riding a
with Hudson as
World's
Everyo
Hudson Coach $1195 Hut
I uai I T r
, APVERTISEiy
' >r the annum du> :*or taxes unpaid (?
on said interest and costs, ard I
, ts of sale. Ti is the 15th day >1" i
OctobJj 11'2 5. 1
\V. P. ODOM
Commissioner.
NOTICE OF STOCK LAW
ELECTION
At the regular meeting of the
Board uf County Commissioners of
Cherokee County, North Carolina.
?.n the T'h day of September, 1925,
a petition was pit- nled to the said
Board and signed by more than one
fifth of the qualified voters? of .-aid <
boundary in Murphy township, Che
okee County. North Caiidina, hereinafter
set out asking that an election
be called by -. id board to votestock
law election or against stock
law.
It i< order* d by the board of C >unty
Commissioners of Cherokee County,
North Carolina, in regular ses-ion
on the 1st Monday in S pt mfct.P
1Q4S
- ?. .in cKvuun no neia \
under tht. rule? and regulation? of *
the general election laws of the state
of North Carolina at the grand stall '
in the ball park at Murphy, X. C., ?
in said boundary hereinafter set out ;
on the 24th day of October. 192a, i
to vote for stock law* or against stock s
law, in tht. following territory, viz: i
lit ginning on Valley River at the 1
plar. where the township line he- \
tween Murphv and Valley: wn i
Township crosses -aim*. and on the \
west side thin of and running down <
said river to it* mouth at Hlawassee 1
Rivir; thence down fliawassee R'vcr i
t?? th line of the stock law district
known as the Bate' Creek Stock LawDistrict;
thence with the line of said I
stock law district to the top of the
div'ding mountain between Owl Creek r
and Valley River; hence with tin top :
of said divide in a northerly direc- ?
tion to Valleytown Township line; a
thence with the 'Valleytown Town- i
ship line to the place ?f beginning 1
on Valley Rive r.
And for the purpose of said elee- 1
lion it is ordered that a new registration
be held of the qualifiid vot-i
ers of said boundary set out above.'
It is further ordered by the Board
i>f County Commissioners that A. II.
Brown be appointed Registiar of li
said ilection and that J. M. Barnett 1
and T. J. Mauney be appointed as r
ludges of said election, and for the n
aid A. II. Brown as Registrar in t
>aid voting precinct to keep hook,
open at his place or res'dence be- i
gining Saturday, September 10th, i ,
1025, and to keep same open each ^
Saturday for four successive weeks; ^
and that .lohn Keener be appointed i
as Registrar for Tomotla precinct,!
an?l 01iv? r Stiles and J. T. Hayes he!
appointed as judges for said election!
for Tomotla voting precinct, and for
Lh|. said reg strar to open his book' ,
at his place of business at Tomotla c
an Saturday September IDlh,
and to keep them open each Saturday! i:
for four successive weeks; and on: a
S E
x?Built on Hudson
for the Co
tie?Volume Gave This
5 the superiority of six cylinder
w are not content with less tli
e. It increases power, smoothi
e without adding to weight or
patented and exclusive to Hi
ts for the world's largest selling
t is within the price of practice
ix advantages and Hudson Ess
!, and volume makes possible i
iving in Essex cost, a greater ei
i finer satisfaction from the ease
ind driving. Everywhere it is
the
Greatest
me Says It?Sales Prove 1
I'son Brougham fl495 Hudson
411 Prices Freight ami Tax Extra
. P. HAWKINS, Dealer
Murphy, N. C.
A T LOW
THE CHEROKEE SCO
1ENTS 1
;aturday, October 17th, t?? keep I
sooks open 1 *ir challenge. Those in
avor -'f St'n-k law >h::!l v.- a prinaw
>nall v? U- --n a v.iir-n i printed
iket against stock law.
1* i.-i furtliu mil red that sad
kcti- n be conducted and held in the
iime mini, r and way . the n ral j
Uction and that due returns be I
nade to thi - beard.
T. W. AX LEY. i airman.
Board of Coui.lv <* . ii- -i '
M. SIMOXDS, K\ a:
t?> Board. (C-U-n
XORT11 CAROLINA
HEROKEE COUNTY
To, A. M. Sinio:,ds
Kr.tiy Taker for Cherokee County:
Trie undersigned \V. H. Wo <1>ury,
of Buncombe County, North
Carolina, enters and lay- claim to the
following described piece or parcel I
f land in Beaverdum Town ship.
County, State of North
1'arolina the same being vacant and
inappropriate^ land, and subject to
ntry, viz:
Beginning on a locust stump.
Northeast corner of Kntry No. 2195
n the State line between Tennessee!
ind North Carolina, and runs in a
southwest direction with the line ?>f i
aid Entry to a corner <-f Entry No.
1272-then South (?7, East with the
inc of raid No. 1272 to the South. :
vest corner of No. ">-"9,2 then wi'h.
ts line to the said .State line-then
vith said State line to the Beginning.
Containing 100 acres, more or le>.- j
>eing all the vacant land in that imneduitc
vicinity.
ISigned) W. H. WOODBCnY,
Entered this 12th day of Septcmler.
1925.
Notice is hereby given that a war-]
ant of survey will he issued to 'he
ibove named party on or after the I
12nd day of October. 1925 for the
ibove described propelty, if there,
s no protest filed in this office "ii or
ipfore said date. ,
This the 22nd day of September, j
025.
A. M. SI MONT )S En'.iy Tala r
for Cherokee County North
Carolina (7-4t-w)
NOTICE
To Whom It May Cone rn: I
iave sold my interest in the Arcade
resting ? iuo niiii >u.., >uop ?n.i i
lotice i-* hereby given that I will'
iot he M-.<|h)nsiblf for any obliga-j
ions incurred by same.
This September 1C,
[5-4t-d) J. W. DA VI OS OX 1
CORTH CAROLINA,
CHEROKEE COUNTY.
Superior Court
IX RE: Administration ??f the
state of Jordan Street, deceased.
NOTICE
Having- qualified as Administrator
f the estate of Jordan Street, deeased.
late of the County of Chero;oe,
State of Xorth Carolina, this
s to notify all persons having claims
,gainst the estate of said deceased
"V
t Patents
;
>ach j;
Amazing Price
i
s.
r
ian Super- c
ness, fleximotor
size. ,
idson and '
i n
! sixes.
' .. ! .
elT quality '
the lowest .
:onony in S1
: and com- D
regarded
c
Value ?
7-Pais. Sedan f1695
t
a
a
m
?
COST ?
ut. murphy, n. c.
to cxr >!' triem to the undersigned]
at M r;' n . r ! f.re the 1 day
'if November. r this tie<
will : ;?! -i in bar of their ree.
very. All pel- a- indebted to
>si?l ( -t;v will . :;.ke immediate
, tuv. nv nt.
Th < "!:e '? th day ?if September,
1
1 Admini-trat-r of .Tordanet
'Si-.-- J) C. B. II1LL Administra(S-'U-;.)
tor < Jordan Street.
PVBLIC NOTICE
At a eeti tr by the Board of
C C .r.missior.ers -f Cherokee
'"ounty North Can-Una.
Orde ed that The Clerk of the
S-ucrior C'oart ;..v>ee- .1 to collect all
1! : ?k ; 1 outstanding immediately
nid ukc 'cv;il pi < Jure if ncciny.
j All people i o sponsible f- ' such
<-.U nt the Clerk" offi f th'.
S .;>c'i?r t, ; .o further
I cost.
T. W. AXI.EY, Cluucnian
]> . 1 of (' anty ronimissfoners
NORTH CAROLINA.
HF.ROKFK COUNTY,
| St;.:c
vs.
W ;i It Brysn,
PROCLAMATION
Where's. an affidavit having
j' ocn filed with the undersigned.
Fusti t,- of the Peace of Cherokee
I County. North C'a "linn. giving infoimati
n thnt a felony has lice:
v mmitted by Walter Bryson, in that
he* charged with wil'fuily, unlaw
fully and felonlusly. and of his
malice aforethought having killed
and murdered one "Bud" Bryson.
\ ard the said Walter Bryson flees
from Justice, conceals himself, and
evades arrest and service of the isjsucd
process of the law.
I Wherefore, the undersigned, Justices
of the Peace ??f Che. kec
j County issues this their proelamai.
n ; gainst the said Walter Bryson.
requiring him, the said Walter Bryson.
foithwith to surrender himself,
and hereby empowers and requires
I the Sheriff of Cherokee County.
.\orin * aroimn, to take such power
I with him as he shall think fit and
neccsss.ry for the going in search
:;nd f.ti: . it ?.f, and effectually an|
prebend nig the said Walter Bryscn.
\n<l the said W'.lter Bryson is
I !: !< ??} warned that if he, the said
Walter Bryst.n continues to stay
. r. lark and conceal himselt. r.rn
iocs m immediately surrender himself,
then any citizen of the County
j may < aptu:e arrest and brine him
Lto Justice, and in ease of flight or
[ resistence 1 y 1 is, the said Walter
Itryson. after being called upon and
! warned to surrender, may slay him
without accusation or impeachment
of am crime.
It hereby directed that this
proeb.i ation shall he published at
j the do- r of the court House at Mur1
phy, Cherokee County, and also that
it be publisehd onre a week for four
jwv.'k* in the Cherokee Scout, a newsi
paper published in said County.
| Thi< the 9th day of October, 1925.
1 P. E. NELSON
T. N. BATES
Justices of the Peace of Cherokee
Cwintv. North Carolina. (10-4t-b)
STOP THAT BACKACHE!
Many Murphy Folks Have Found the |
Way
Is a dull, nerve-racking hachache
wearing you out? Do you feel older
and slower than you should? Are j
roti tired, weak and nervous; find it
impossiblt to be happy, or enjoy the
rood times around you? Then there*?
something wrong and likely it's your
cidneys. Why not get at the cause?
Jse Doan's Pills?a stimulant diuretic
o the kidneys. Thousands reconv
nend Doan's Read what a resident
?f this locality says:
W. A. Brown, 13 Wootrow St.,
Uhcvilb, N. C.. says: wWhen 1 I
ent over, sharp pains shot through j
ay back, and mornings, I waj lame
nd sore. 1 had dizzy spells and, too, ,
iy kidneys were weak and out of
rder and the secretions pained in
assage. After using Doan's Pills, I .
as entirely cured." (Statement giv- j
n April 20, 1018.) !]
On January 11, 1022, Mr. Brown'']
lid: "I hove had no need to use1
oan's since they cured me." ' ?
60c, at all dealers. Fostcr-Milburn ;
o., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.?Adv. |
MHCHESTERS PILLS
DIAMOND BRAND
LArnra i "V?r I
k Dni^i for CBt-CHHS-TEB n A
iamotjd brand raxa in rid ?Ba/A
or? met all(p boaea, sealed with Bluc<<?>
tbboa TlU KO OT?n. Bar ?l j??f \v I
raedo ?d4 Mk far Cn-OSiU-Ttl * V 1
ItlOND BIARD PI LI. a. for
n regarded m Best.Safest, Always Reliable. J
OLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
EVERYWHERE 1
WOMACK & HAMILTON
LEASE HASTY'S GARAGE
i
! Mr. L. II. Womack, f Franklin,
and J. B. Hamilton, of Andrews, ha v.
j recently leased Hasiy's Garage, a.-.d
! will du busines u.;de* the firm name
of Womack & Hamilton. They v.id
continue to ! - a:.;?>mobi!<' and machine
repair! I ::ey t , to MurIphy
highly lecommended having had
a wide experience in the automobile
I repair business.
| Mr. Hasty, it will be rr*member- i
left seve: al weeks ago fur Florida (
| WOLF CkEEX
ino arougn i> broken, tr.e frost
iia> rnme and everything is looking
like fall of the year.
Mr. J. R. Ilvatt spent Saturday
mght in the vici. ity of Copperhiil
Mrs. Martha C. CM of Cak-ra,
Ala. arrived here >"-.:urday, at the
call of relatives, to spend an indefinite
period of time v.-.th her mother
Mr--, Rachel Ricks. v. has been
and is still ve.-y sick. No hope L
ntert.air.ed for her r-.-c.very.
Mr. Nathan A. Carter one of the]
.hast citizen* in , our .section. I
was laid to rest in. the cemetery at
Macedonia Sun-lay afternoon. Mr. j
Carter hail bee. 1 If.-.-t about three]
weeks. At t:nic-- for a fev days it:
.he t:me r.e v. ..-.hi r., : r! give 1
hope of his recovery, then h: v.. ;* 1 '
have sinking . ells antl ntrain his!
.ife v.-*.- hi be despt: M of. He died j
Saturday ut r. on. He leaves a I
wife and ; ree little children, the!
youngest k-s than a year old. He j
leaves three grown up children by c
, a former marriage. All were at his ^
bedside during the most of his last' .
illness. Mr. Carter was 82 years
of age. He served in the Federal
army du ing the civil war, and was 1
in receipt . f a pension for disakilities
incurred during his service. Mr.
Carter had many friends, as was attested
by the number attending his
funeral, which was conducted by
the Rev. \V. A. Re vis of Copperhill, j,
as.-isted by the Rev. John Morrow.!
Mr. Carter -eaves one brother, The
Rev. F. U. Cait-r t-. mourn with a ^
great host of relatives and friends. v
Mr. llarvy Gaddis had the nrisxuriune
of getting his ear afire the ^
other nig.nt while irawing gas front j,
the tank and it nearlv ?? ? J j
t
. 1
SI-IT ITF\1<
| Messrs. Riley Kilpatrick and T. j,
I F. Self are preparing o move their <;
saw mill on to the lands of J. 1'.
Decker.
Mr. Buster has sold his 3
property at Suit t.? Mi. J. K. Wood
and it i supposed that Mr. Wood J :
will soon take charge of the P. O.j
as Mr. Mason has n-igned in hi j
favor. j 1
Messrs. Howard Hich.-y end J. \V.
Keenum arrived home from Akron.
Ohio las: Friday.
Whooping cough is v y prevalent
in this section just now and both
Shoal Cxcek and Friendship schools j
have stoj yed 0:1 account ?*' it.
Mr. J. A. Keenum is visiting
friends and relatives in Swain and
Jackson Counties.
Dr. G. M. Young is doing quite a
bit of vaccinating these days.
Mrs. Mary Henry and niece. Miss
Belle Reid, visited Mrs. Virgil Allen g
Sunday.
Mrs. A. F. Walker visited her |
daughter, Mrs. Edger Taylor, Sun- jj
day night. ^
Miss Pearl McNabb has entered tl
High school at Copperhill again thi- w
year.
Mr. Dow Evens is spending a week a
it home while his school at this >
pla?*e is topped on account of thej
vhooping cough.
Mr. Kemory Dills and sisters, Ella. \ vVIlie,
and Annie went to Fame: ar
Sunday to meet some of their rc- s<?
atives who came up from Etowah. 111
P ra
l-cnn. y
Mr. Lambert, foreman on th*? *u
thonl Creek road, is boarding: with I 1:11
Mr. J. F. Wood. j 1,0
Mr. Roe Owenby and family of ;
Iarietta. On. are visiting Mr. and ba
Irs. W. C. Ensley. an
Mr. Lon Crew and wife have
ieen visiting the family of M. M. <
turgor. th<
of
an
CASTOR IA =
For Infants and Children ^
In Use For Over 30 Years
I
N.
i
B
PACE
Faces fiie
'Without;
flinching*
It takes a mighty
good oil to stand '
the withering blasts ^
of burning gases
that whirl past the i
cylinder walls hundreds
of times a
minute. Long experience
in refining
has (aught us how
to give oil that
quality.
14 STANDARD"
MOTOR OILS
Wascd on over
50 years' experience.
A CORRECTION
In ist week's issue an error ocurred
in the article about Ross
."oyles be :". -h?>t last Sunday night
md who died at the Murj hy Hcsit
il Wednesday night. The in:;als
of his father appeared :is "K.
t. Vuyles" It sh?.old hav been
S. A. Voyles." The Scout gladly
nukes this correction.
OWI. CREEK
Mr. W. F. Davis has been ill, but
> improving at this writing.
Mr. Fred Dockcry and Mrs.
irady Davis of Roiling Springs
,*ere visitors here Sunday.
Miss Delthia Kephart was the
uest last weekend of Miss Oma
lephnrt.
.-?!?. mill .tits. .. i\cjmnit are
risking their daughter, Mrs. Callic
kinsford ;,t Andrews this week.
Mr. Clifton and Mr. Oliver
wephart were visitors to Ebernezer
bin day.
Mr. Milton Ash of Hates Creek
jiciit cin-uruny w.ui iiis aaugiuer,
,li>. Jeff Kephart.
Mrs. Nancy Marcus made a busness
trip to Murphy last Saturday.
Mr. Andy llass and Mr. Will
M'.ntv v. re guests Sunday of Mr.
7. C. Hass.
NOTE: Dr. Pierce is president of
ie Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., to
hich for SO years past chronic sufrcrs
have been coming for specialed
treatment from all over the U. S.
n Canada and foreign lands.)
Will Undo Much Evil
By Dr. V. M. Pierce
Knowing the vast amount of harm
rought by diseases of the kidneys,
id having had opportunity to oh
rvc the analyses and the successful
cthods of treatment in thousands of
scs of kidney trouble at the I ovals'
Hotel. 1 have recently given to
c public the latest and perhaps
ost important of the Dr. Pierce
me remedies. "An-uric" (anti-uricid)
Tablets, which I now rccoiu?nd
to those who suffer with kidney:
ckache, irregularity of urination
d the pains and disturbances that
me from excess of uric acid in the
>od.
"An-uric" can he obtained at all
i drug stores. The in.re drinking
a cup of hot water each morning
d a little "An-uric" before every
?al should bring remarkably quick
provcmcnt. You may have kidney
table and not know it. The danger
;nals to be quickly heeded arc backie,
depression, aches, pains. Iicaviss,
drowsiness, dizziness, irritaity,
headaches, chilliness, rheumatwinges,
swollen Joints, gout.
[f you desire a.trial package, send
to Dr. Pierce's Clinic in : : ; do,
Y., au4 write ??ee jtuvicc,
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