rmDAY NOVEMBER 20. 192S
r- 1 THE FEA1
TWAIN AND
STEAMBOAT
RESERVATION*
16 FIORID*
ABE SO
f(0Rtf>A TSf
THAT
orii IN r\ mi* FeatwERHE
HAS DECIDE!
To DO
A COHERED 1UAG0
ACT
AND RAMBIE
TO THE.
PROMISED LAN]
IN HIS
RATaETRAP EC
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Remember "The Phantom of the
Opera. fbaatre Today, tonight and
tomorr 2 30 P. M. and 7:00 P.
X.
Miss Kii-abeth Rice of Morganton
Ga.. ?! last week-end with Mm.
R. V .
Messrs. J. W. Davidson, John M.
Brittain, II. D. Smith, James Ferguson
and Kricklen attended the football
gran . between Georgia Tech and
Univcr-i r- of Georgia at Athnta
last Saturday.
STUm 1 A\v AT HOME?A Fine
opportunity for ambitious young
man, in this county, who is locatcj
at county seat, or can be present
on fit>: Monday in each month.
Stodv d es not interfere with ! ?
fular business and cost is small, and
can 1' more than repaid by other
connected business. Correspondence
nfidential. For full infnrmatio'
ust send name ar.d address
tc P. 0. Box No. 191, Hitrh Point,
X. C. (lt-bc).
Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Wilson of
Harler . Ga. will arrive Saturday to
ipend Thanksgiving with their
daughter. Miss Annie Wilson, who
.is a te icher in the local schools.
Wanted: Clay Peas, will pay cash
it best market price. F. D. Dickey
Feed! (14-2t-D)
CHiCHESTERS PILLS
DIAMOND BRAND
LADIES I
4* T?' ?'.nM for CHT-CmtS-T*R 8 A
BUMO D itkAND PILLS to Ran an?S/^l\
Goto taelaltic boxer, aealed with Bluc(i/)
Bbbcn Till no OTBH. lMrf;nf\y
*aa*t.? snd Mk ft-r cni-OHJEA-TIK ? V
ilAKON D BRAND FILL* for twente-flse
JO? rvirJtd II Dent. Safest, Always Reliable.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
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-A Six ? Built by Hi
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Six advantages <
> Quality made E
in the world,
passed on to bi
World s
Every*
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Mr. Sheridan Heiphwav ? ??***
ers, Ohio is visiting his father, Dr.
S. C. Heighway for a few days. w
Mr. H. L. Davidson of Atlanta
spent one day here this week. pi
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M'rs. John Sessoms of Andrews ti
spent lust weekend with her mother, ai
Mrs. J^N. Moody. di
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Rev. and Mrs. C. H. Dickey of,
LaGrange, Ga. are visiting their V
parents, .Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Dickey
this week. c:
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FOR SALE?I ant offering my farm C
on Little Bras-stown. Have good
dwelling, farm contains 360 acres
can be divided into two tracts. Terms B
can be arranged for part if desired, sc
Apply to Mrs. Linda Tweed Clayton.
Eberhardt, S. C. (8-7t-pd>
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Col. T. S. Rollins of Asheville i> \
attending court here this week. ri
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The many friends of Mr. C. B.
Mallonce will regret to learn that
he is seriously ill at his h me in ''
East Murphy.
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Among the Andrews visitors here K
this week were: G. P. Hoblitr.ell, W. u_'
| T. Holland, O. L. Caldwell, and Loc
| Watkins, and others.
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Rev. C. H. Dickey, of LaGrange,
I Ga., son of .Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Dick-I 11
ey of this city, will occupy the pulpit
at the First Baptist Church at sf
the evening hour, seven o'clock. <i?
nextf Sunday, November 22nd. He te
and Mrs. Dickey are visiting his parents
ami other relatives in the coun- '
ty this week.
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FOR SALE?One lot 50x125 near w
center of town, in good location. For tii
quick sale, see me at once. W. P., m
Beal. (13-lt-w.p.b.) (1
rsi
jdson Under Famous Si
7/" Cf
M BvSk. Freight and
m ^ ^ Tgj Tax Extra
>r the COACH
those who desire an Essex <
...rrh.swl for a low first pay
convenient terms on balance
;ar you will pay almost as much :
why accept any performance shoi
et qualities of the "Six" not foi
ually important, you get the fan
exclusive to Hudson-Essex.
Issex, with Hudson the largest s
rhat volume permits economie.'
uyers in a price way below an
Greatest
one Says It ?Sales Prov
hIAWKINS D<
MURPHY, N.C.
THE CHEROKEE SCOU
E
T HUSBAND Of fWIE^ >.
Y U? ? HE AUMtt T?wnft J .
Dr. J. R. Colfins, of Nowata, Okla.
cnt several days this week with his F
others, L. B. and A. M. Collins, of tl
libers on. He was on his way to ^
>hns Hopkins for postgraduate C
ark. 2
Mr. P. H. Chastain, of Culberson
as a business visitor here Monday. ^
t
Dewey Hanson Is in the local bos- '
tal with a fractured rib sustained
i a car wreck. The lunc; was puncired
by a projection cf the bone. I
id he is said to be in serious con- *
ition. Hanson is a resident of lit- ^
e Brasstown. 1
ANTED?Good reliable man a? <
snlpsnwn ?r??t n.illoctn- XTnat !"> ?> '
r or team. Apply J. W. Brannon <
an:!per. Singer Sewing Machine 0..
And ew-. N\ C. (12l4t-jwb) 1
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The many friends of Mrs. J. V.
rittain regret to learn that she is
riously ill. 5
Theic will he a box super at the
naka School house Thanksgiving
< : ifii.. beginning at 7 Y!.. -.e
rr-eeds to go toward the
hool. The public is cordially invit- v
1. 1
Mcc-rs. Wm. P. Payne and Fred
ihn-on attended the races at Char- <
tte Inst week. They n nde the trip 1
i a Chrysler, driving two hundred
id f rty miles in nine hours, over
>ads that were, in some instances,
igraded and in bad condition prae- f
cully all the way. c
The Thanksgiving service at the c
apti.-t Church will be held at 7 t
clock Wednesday night before
hanksgiving, Special efforts aic
?ing put forth by the choir and a ie?ial
musical program will be ren- I
red. A cordial invitation is ex- 1
nded to the public. >
OR SALE?One pair black marc,
mules, coming three years old, 10 j?
mds high, weighing about 1.000 tt>
tch, well matched; will sell them
> -th the money on twelve month's ^
me with go d note.? C. F. Lati- 1
ore, lemcn riains, iciin.
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jper-Six Patents
]oach
ment
ts the Essex
rt of a "Six"?
and in any
lous Superelling
"Six"
i, which are
y rival. v , :
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Values
elt
saler
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T, MURPHY, N. C.
^LF.V.n 7-Tm
G05H That'S^ / THEf SOT 1
fiar A HOT 7 I TifcD ON T
Mr. and Mrs. J. If. Storey left
riday for Jeferson, Ga., to attend
he golden wedding anniversary of
Ir. Storey's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
\ T. Storey, Sr., on Sati: \Uy the
i>t. i
rOR SALE?Pair young mules. 3
years old past, work anywhere.
Measured to prow 16 hands high
iVilI make pood heavy team. See N.
V. McDonald, City. (lt-pd)
Miss Kate Fauver, efficient ^
>ostal cletk in the local post office,
vjll leave December 30th fbr Ashe ille,
having accepted a position in
he po-toff ice there. Mr. Richard
Ueroney will fill the position now
>ccupied by Miss Fauver. "Mi s
\ate," as she is popularly known and
ailed, has made many friends in
Murphy who will regret to hear of
ler leaving, but whose good wishewith
her.
Mrs. W. W. Hyde returned last
Sunday from Indianapolis, Ind., wheie
he had been visiting friends and relatives
for the past month.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. I*. McGlaughin
md children of New Yc/k City we-e
ruests this week of Mr. and Mrs. W.
IV. Hyde.
Mrs. Homer I.. H:e and little sov
>f Middlesboro, Ky., and Miss Gus
iVhitcomfc, c; r d M
W. H. Whitcnmb, of Harriman,
Tenn., arrive*! Wednesday night ti
;pend sometime with Mr. A. I?". Dies.
>y and Mr. ar.d Mrs. C. U Dobbs and
jther friends and relatives in this
ountv. Messrs. John and Hob Whit omb
ar.d Mr. Hoe have been here
ibout a week.
Arch-Deacon J. H. Griffith, of
Asheville. will preach at the local
Episcopal Church Sunday, November
22nd, a. 1! o'clock ill the m ?:nng
and G:30 in the evening.
Thanksgiving services will he conlucted
at the Presbyterian Church
Thanksgiving evening, at 7 o'clock,
special music will feature the protram
and a short address will be deivered
by the pastor in keeping j
mil t*:e occasion. An oticiing wnl
?e taken for the Mountain Orphnnice.
public is cordially invited.
\ OT T For Dental Ool^
I'lfitinuin, Silver, I
)iamond?. rw"ri",!e points. f-hf
ecth, jewelry, any valuables. Mail
oday. Cash by return mail.
Hoke S. & R. Co., Otsego, Mich.
Afrs. Nancy L. Byrum
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Advises Young Mothers l'
Charlotte, X. C.?"I am glad to recommend
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre- , '
scrip: son to women who are weak and : '
r.erv.-tjs. especially during motherhood. '
I found it a splendid tonic and nervine. |
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription re- jf
stores health and strength to the over- ;r
tired body .;nd iirru". and is a great .
-otrfort to young mothers. I have now |
- - - J ,:v!d;l!e 3" .1 a,r? still prats- '
i1 . -:tt* " rrintion." ' j
-Airs. Nancy L. Ityrum, 1J40 tidmont '
Ave.
Do not fail to take Dr. Picrcc's Fa- [
rorite Prescription in liquid or tablets. I I
\!1 dealers. Send 10c to Dr. Picrcc's I <
n Buffalo. N. Y.. if you wish for a [ j
rial pkg. of the tablets and write j
tor free advice.
~?e>a bed) ( Looks) now whfbe i
ie side p Like v viife of mine
vhngy some kind she's aumms
i of an ad i iwant it) i
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BLAIRSV1LE NEWS |
Mr. Harry Fite has been on the i
fick list for the past few days. j
Dr. C. J. Wellborn of Charlotte,
X. C. is speeding a few days at honu
recovering from a sick spell.
Miss Grayellc Knit entertained a
few friends at her home Saturday
night.
Those attending the Ga.-Tech football
game from hire weie Mr. Lee
Richard?, and Mr. Hubert Butt.
Dr. L. G. Neal of Cleveland spent
Sunday night in Blairsville.
- Rev. Perry, our methodist prencher
left Monday to attend Conference
in Atlanta.
Mrs. Clyde Btady of Tate Ga. has
beta visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs.
C. Y. Rogers for the j ist few days.
Capt. H. L. Carroll of Blairsville,
veteran of the World War, while
engaged in the sport of chasing the
innocent haie with the aid of a 45
automatic pistol, was wounded one
day last wee!:, being shot through the
f: . ' ;. < accidental discharge of
the shcotmg iron with which he wn"
aimed. Cape, t airoii having experienced
skirmltsbes of vaerious type?
during his vast life, escaping with
...1 worse thun a blistered heel,
iiow httange it may seem, but it is
oftirncs safe to play with the fniked
lightning while a painful Mister
limy be raised by the ?'c.- i.t .?umiiier
sun.
The hoary frost has wafted hi.; breath
over the rag weeds with a deathly
blast, immolating the lovely pinks
the last flower of the summer. The
deep mouthed hound's heavy bay resounds
from the chase of the furbearing
quadruped the oppossum.
l ire cricket chi u in ac -<! with the
tinging wettle. This the eventful
* ae when the "fiddles" arc ' r
tiling melodies accompanied by tiie
tinkling oi an old banjo manufactured
from the eoday coat of an old house
cat. Violin music may he suited to
the opera and church but to the people
of the Appulach'ar.s, the sound
of the "fiddle" i-: r- the harp V
Sirenes?inesistable in its call to
feet which oftin keeping of time
wants upon m; auiumn cuiirr juju.
the puncheon floors far abeve the
hi-gh<- ; note lythnmtically accompanied
by the old square dance call:
All Set!
S'lute yer pardners. Let "er go!
Bv.l.iice all an do-ce-tio!
Swing yer girls an' run away!
Right a .' let: and gents sashay!
Gents to right an' swing or cheat!
On to next gal an' repeat!
Balance next an' don't be shy!
Swing yer paid an' rwing "or high!
Bunch the gals an' circle round!
Whack >er feet until they bound!
t^rori a basket! Break away!
Swh.g an' kiss an' all get gay!
Al'mair left an balance all!
Lift yer hoofs an' let "em fall!
Swing yer op "sites! Swing agin! i
Kiss the gal it* you k'.r.!"
MARRIAGE LICENSES
ISSUED RECENTLY j
Among the marriage licenses re-j
ontly is si. el by Register of Deeds;
A. M. Simonds weie the following: .
November 11th. Bob Graves and.
Eliza Wilson; married by Justice
*be peace T. N. Bates.
November 1 !th. Chas. K. Castleberry,
of Conth Miss., and Daisy
icitha Carroll; married by Justice j
>f the Peace 1'. h. Nelson.
November ! Itli, W. F. Coj e and
Lillic Johnson: married by P. E.
kelson.
November Kith, Robert Carver, j
?f Hayesville, ami Blanche Barnard, j
>f Andrew-.
COLD IN THE HEAD" j
' -n acute attack of Nasal Catarrh, j
fhope sutgect to frequent "colda" aro
generally In a "run down" condition. I
HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE Is a I
rreatment consisting of an Ointment. to? j
:e used locally, and a Tonic, which acts
Quickly through th" Blood on the >%;
:ous Surfaces, building up tl.o System. .
ind making you less liable to "colds."
Sold by anirclnts for ox-er -a.
r. J. Cheney & Co., Toi.uc, O.
PAGE FVE
Some Outfit
n blazes has that I
SOME WrTH THE CAR ? f\
GETTING MAD BECAUSE- )
n Sure we've got J
iVTHING ,
1he
BULL'S EYE
Editor and (jcnerat Jtianaqer
WILL ROCERS
ffAn^tlicr'TiU" rhirham dvcr?!'-'> ; }
I inMJt hv Will Rcgcn, ZicgfcM To!* |F
I lir* and *rrccn K.ir, and leading iM
U^Amcrican hurnori?t. jltorccomloj^j|
I see where some of the Foreign:
Nations say they are going *<
FUND their debt to America,,
and all the Papers arc all excited
about it. Rut the BULL'S EYE
is a Paner tlv.r nevpr mlcUi/li;
! our readers (either one of them)*
FUN DING a debt means about
the same thine as having a fellow
! that has owed you for years,come?
. to you and say "I am going to
j make arrangements to take up
j that loan I owe you just as soon
' as I can collect it from some felj
lows who owe me." So don'r
1 y . means get FUNDING
mixed up with PAYING. The
two have nothing in common.
These Nations arc just stalling
until another War comes along
and the fir.-.; thing you know our
debt will be four Wars behind.
We have enough saved up to
fight again, but they art using if
now to enforce Prohibition.
I Oh,yes, "BULL" DURHAM.
I like to forgot to mention that.
Well, that is what the Foreign
Nations are paying us in.
"BULL" DURHAM without
the DURHAM.
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P. S. There is p'r:; t.. Ve another
piece in this paper soon. Look for it.
"Bull
Durham
Guaranteed by
111 Fifth Avenue, New York Citv"