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built cheaper than ii
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Mrs. L. O. Rector, of (iranite Fall?
is visiting her mothei. Mrs. Elizabeth
Posey, this week.
BMr. !. W, Davidson returned thr
latter j-a?t of last week from an extended
business trio t.> da.
Rev. K. C>. Clary an- it.named Mrs.
Clary to Weavervillc the latter part
of last week to visit Mis. ' la y's
sister, Mis. Df-ndy. Mrs. Clary wil'
remain with her sister fo: * me time
Mr. Clary returned on : .tu:d;.y
Mr.I) .1. M. V'auyhsn spent several
days last week and this week in
New York City on business.
Mr. John H. DiHaiti was a business
visitor in Atlenta the first part of
this week.
Dr. George Hubbel, Piesident of
Asheville University, was In Murphy
severay days this week looking after
the interest of Murphy College.
There was born to Mr. and Mrs.
J. R. Corn well on February *J8th a
tine baby girl.
Mr. C. M. W of ford returned to Miami.
Florida, last week after havinr
visited homefolks here lor several
days. 4 tvMr.
M. A. Kolloc.k of Henderson
ville, formerly of Murphy, was in
town this week. ,.jt?
FOR SALE
Twenty-five-thousanddollar farm and
one of the best jn this country
on one of the best highways clost to
markets elost to schools churches,
site., good buildings. See me. ~
JOHN 11. HALL
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: Tight Feeling ;
**I used Thedford's Black- |
2 Draught first for constlpa
tlon,** said Mrs. C. E. Buntln, >
; of R. F. D. b. 8tarkvllle. Mies. ;
2 "I would feel dull, stupid, and
H hare severs headaches, evsn
feverish. I had on uneasy, '
tight feeling In my stomach. <
H I reed quite a bit about
BLM-DRAU6HT
| Liver Medicine
~ I began using It and soon my r
' bowels acted regularly and I "
? was greatljr relieved. I nsed
H every once In a while for
i about It years. \
"About two years ago I
j ) found I was baring lndiges- \
tlon, a tight smothering in
I my chest, then serere pain, ?
It especially after eating sweets.
commenced taking J set a >
inch of Black-Draught after. |
meals, and by doing this I
could eat anything
"1 (are Black-Draught to |
^ my children for colds and
headaches. I can certainly
recommend It." \
I Black-Draught la need, with .
"5 satisfaction, by millions.
?3 Oct Thed ford's.
jQ Sold Every where
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find that the tire covers
le, Charlotte, Spartantanooga,
and Knoxville.
1 the place, for the maklere,
also, homes can be
n most places. Here is
rrs in buliders' supplies
niles ahead"
:E MFG. CO.
1LES AHEAD"
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) Personal |
hone 20
j Mrs. F. \V. Hubbel of Decatur, Ga.,J
was in Murphy this week to be at the
i.bedside and later the funeial, ?f he.*
jluothcr. Mr. Luther Axley.
.Mis-- Viola Hall ot Waynesville 'j?
relieving: Miss Sarah Cook. local tele
I phone operator, who is ill. While
here . Miss- Hal! i*- the guest of her,
I brother and lister, Mr. and Mrs. F.
C. Hall. I
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I Mf. Kdwartf L. Adams is \istiu:
mother. .Mr:. Ceo. Suffirs, and
i other relatives and ft tends in Knoxjviile.
?
Mr. and M s. Will Real spent the
' week-end in Warne.
Mr. T. I.. Sasser left this week fothe
Southern Baptist Theological)
; Seminary at Louisville, Ky., to com[plete
his examinations and receive his
diploma for the M. A. degree. He
will return next week.
!'
j Mr. and Mrs. S. V. F.vans of Agron.
' f'hio, announces the bith of a sir!
I on February 10th. It has been named
; Bessie Ruth.
Mrs. I.. O. Rector of Lenoir. N. C.
is the guest of her mother Mrs.
Kli/.ahcth P'-ey. during Mr. Rector's i
absence in Detroit.
Mrs. Edith 1). Clarke has returned
to her home in Asheville.
Mrs. Fisher Hubbel of Atlanta is
(at the bed side of her brother Mr', i
| Luther Axlcy who is so criticially ill
| at his home in the Beal addition.
Boyd Abemathy came in Monday
for a visit with the "Old Folks at
Home."
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Phaup spent
last week-end in Atlanta and ^attended
Sousa's hand conceit at the
\tlnata theatre.
!
Mr. George Hubbel of Aaheville is
here this week.
Mr. J. G. Green made a business
trip to Atlanta last week.
Mr. W. W. Hyrle is very ill with
flu at this writing.
After a lengthy sojurn in Folrida
Mr. Jerry Davidson has returned
home.
After a lingering illness Mr. L. W
Brittain passed away Tuesday at hi?
home in East Murphy.
' fn his death?Murphy loses a valu
i able citizen?his family a devotee
husband and father.
Mr. Brittain was a man with tin
courage of his convictions. He turn
ed the seamy side of his nature tc
the world and found his happinesi
in the bosem of his family.
Mrs. M. C. King attended the Fun
eral Thursday, at Murphay, N. C.t o
Frank Dickey, who died Wcdnesda;
j at that place.?Cooper City Advance
I Mr. Law son Davidson of Atlant:
was seeing his Murphy trade th<
first of the week.
Mr. S. Clarke of Copper Hil
s;cm the week-end in town.
Monday, March 1st. 1926, Mi
and Mrs. Will Mints announces th
THE CHEROKEE S(
It h of a daughter, born Sat.?r?'-ti>'
: e!>. 27, 1926.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius B ?>
Ebenzer were week-end \ isi' "
her parents Mr. and Mrs. S. F \
nathy.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Davis and Mr
and Mrs. W. L. Munday were th<
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. I
Abernathy Friday.
The death angel visited the hoir.i
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lovingood
Sunday morning Feb. 21, 1926, anc
took away their little daughtei
Blanche. We extend to the bereave<
; family our deepest sympathy, fo*"
the departure of their litle girl
Mr. Luther White of Andrews wa?
a Boiling Spring visitor last week
Mr. Henry Abernathy has return
ed home from New York.
I We were very surprised to see it
| snow again last week.
I
Miss Guy Solesbee of Grandview
is visiting her sister Mrs. J. W. Odell
this week.
Mrs. N. B. Odel has been very ill
for the past two week's we wish for
a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Dockerv visited
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Davis Sun!
day.
Burnt 90 Pay Oats $4.00 per 5
Bushel Bag, Mammoth Yellow Soy
Beans $2.5n per Bushel 2 1-2 Bushel
Bags, Royster Special Garden and
Potato Fertilize. F. D. Dickey Feed
Co.
(30-3t-D)
| The following announcement'
which appeared in The Atlanta Jour|
nal for Sunday, February the 28th.
I Will be read with interest to relatives
and friends of Mr. Harshaw. j
The wedding will be a social event
taking place at the First Methodist
church in Atlanta. Mrs. J. "H. Hall
will go to Atlanta for the wedding.
MAYER-HARSHAW
Miss Edna Mayer announces the<
engagement of her sister, Ida Chailote,
to Mr. Henry Mercer Harshaw,
of St. Petersburg. Fla., the marriage
to be solemnised in April.
Miss Elizabeth G. Smith, Superintendent
of Charities and Public Weifaro
for Cherokee County, will leave
the latter part of this week for Bennetsville,
S. C.. to visit her parents, |
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Smith. On hert
return she will attend the state con-1
icichvp Mniiii workers at ureensboro |
to he held on the 25th.
MORTGAGE SALE
Default having been in the payment
of the indebtedness secured by
a certain mortgage deed executed
by W. M. Butler, dated Dec. 27th,
1924, registered in the .office of the
; Register of Deeds for Cherokee
County, in Book No. 84. page II1
1 will, for the purpose of satisfying!
said indebtedness, offer for sale at
public auction, to the highest bidder
I for cash, on the 31st day of March,
| 1926. offer for sale at the couit
j house door in Murphy* at eleven
! o'clock A. M. , on said date, the
following lands conveyed by said
mortgage, towit:
In Beaverdam Township, beginning
on a black oak, on top of the hill,
and runs a North direction, with the
top of the ridge 120 poles to a sock
on top of the ridge; thence East 3
poles to a locust; thence South 39
poles to the top of the ridge to a
black oak; thence Southeasterly
direction about fifteen poles to a
stake; then a Southwest direction
with the original line to the pine
'orner about 80 poles to a black oak
near the fence; then South T poles
to a black jack, containing sixty
acres, more or less.
This February 25th, 1926.
G. W. McCLGRE, Mortgagee.
By H. N. WELLS
1 (29-41-a) Assignee and Agent
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
I State or North Sarolina.
? Cherokee County.
' Having qualified as administratrix
John W. Newman, deceased, tate oi
- Cherokee County, North- Carolina
f this is to give notice to all persons
y having claims against the estate oi
. the said deceased to present them U
the undersigned on or before the 4th
a day of March 1927, or th:s notice will
p be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate settlement^
I This 4th day of March 1926.
MRS. ELD IE NEWMAN.
Administratrix
(30-41-R.)
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ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
State of North Carolina.
Cherokee County.
Having qualified as administratrix
Wm. M. Newman, deceased, late of
Cherokee County, North Carolina,
this is to give notice to all person:*
having claims against the estate of
..IJ lk.ni
the undersigned on before the 4th
day of March, 1927, or this notice
will !>e pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate
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MURPHY, N. C.
Y A T L C
FRIDAY MARCH 5, \flj I
To err is hitman; but to B
is supineI
Prohibition is the rout bear of fcl
drink evil. *' S
Strikes never break anything
the participators. ?
They call them "wings" 0Q
planes, but no aviator wants to
them flap. H
How can they ever expect to ft.I
crime when even our judge? hold^l
decisions. H
It the lambs follow wherever
modem Marys go no wonder tkqfl
look sheepish.
Many a fellow who nysheiixfl
very hungry is men i; waitiagfcM
find out which spoon it is proper *1
pick up first. B
The greater calamity about <*sB
miting suicide over n girl's love B
that the darn fool aslo kills \jB
chances ??f winning her.
Jose Garcia Algabeno. millieuftiB
l ull fighter, plans to enter the suB
ties. Clever idea. He an thee 1|B
his press agent do the bull tbrevUB
Ah. we have it! When Kthel Leg
sha, the temperamental pianist, ft
t<. appear nt her scheduled perfaa
unces she's out looking for The L
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A WOMAN'S ADVICE!
Columbia. S- C. ? "I was sn&g
with feminine weaknr** which ca
oped after aefti
thood. I p*
nervous dat
could not slty
rest at night \
very thin aaji
weak 1 coi
Karcehr get araj
time with ray hi
beariv pains ill
Pierce's Fat:
Prescription relieved me ?>! my a\h
i and built me up in health .md stro|
my nerve? were stronger and 1 a
sleep. 1 gained in weight and fdtl
, "Favorite Prescription* is tlie my I
medicine a weak woman can till
Mrs. Nellie Walker. 2517.Park St
dealers. Tablets or liquid.
settlement.
j This 4th day of March llt*2f
DAISY NEWMAN.
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