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Calender Of
Civil Causes April
Term, 1927
Hon. A. M. Stack Presiding
Wednesday, April 6, 1927
1. Woodbury vs King
2. Mount v.- Eu banks
? ?. Davenpurif Peters Co., vs
Woodbury
?I. Dockery vs Ford & Mnuney
5. Bumgarner vs Ford
6. Laney vs Laney
7. Patterson vs Williams
8. Miller vs Smathers
9. Hopkins vs McXabb
10. Hopkins vs Dockery
11. Hopkins vs Lovingood
12. Brysor. & Barton vs Anderson
13. Coppinger vs Coppinger
14. Elliott vs Hyde
15. Rook vs L. & X. R. R. Co.
16. McDonald vs McDonald
IT. Le fevers vs Lefevers
IK. Wright vs Pepsi-Cola Bottling
Co.
10. Parker vs Parker
20. McCoy vs McCoy
21. Hartness vs Hartness
22. Mills vs Tabor & Earvvood
23. Wofford-Terrell Co., vs Ex
press Co.
24. Davis vs Express Co.
25. Moody vs Hale
26. Cook vs Cook
27. Allen vs Allen
30. Roane Iron Co., vs Ferbee &
Young
31. Lowrance vs Picklesimer
32. Mills vs White
33. Lowrance vs Picklesimer
34. Dorsey Lumber Co., vs Dock
ery
35. Chandler vs Chandler
37. Amnions vs Abemathy et als
38. Wofford-Terrell Co., vs De
weese Grocery Co.
39. Dyer 6: Young vs Parker &
Arrowood
40. Black well vs Xichols
41. Wofford-Terrell Co., vs Dorsey
Lumber Co.
42. Carver vs Carver
43. Moore vs Moore
44. Rook vs L. & X. R. R. Co.
< Protested)
45. King vs Finch
46. King vs Harrison
47. Cherokee Bank vs Silvey
48. Fair vs Fair
49. Axley vs Telegraph Co.
50. Axley Trustee vs Gartrell
51. Axley, Trustee, vs Smith &
Gartrell
52. Axley, Trustee, vs Sellars.
53. Axley, Trustee, vs Gartrell
54. Davis vs Morgan
55. Crawford vs Ry. Co.
56. Davis vs Meroney
57. Cherokee Hardware Co. vs
Rose
58. Davis vs Meroney
59. Davis vs Meroney
60. Davis vs Meroney
61. Davis vs Meroney
62. Davis vs Meroney
63. Adams vs Honeycutt
64. WofFord-Terrell Co., vs Honey
cutt
65. Adams vs McDonald & Dock
ery
66. Credit Co., vs Loines
67 Lunsford vs Hicks
68. Hale vs Ed Hampton
69. Shelton vs Shelton
70. Pace vs Highway Commission j
(Protested)
71. Cothran vs Highway Commis
sion (Protested)
72. McLean vs Highway Commis
sion (Protested)
73. Xelson vs Highway Commis
sion (Protested)
74. West vs Highway Commission
( Protested )
75. Bell vs Highway Commission
( Protested)
76. Wright vs Highway Commis
sion ( Protested )
77. Wright vs Highway* Commis
sion (Protested)
78. Stover vs Highway Commission
( Protested)
79. Harden vs Highway Commis
sion (Protested)
80. Brady vs Highway Commission
( Protested)
81. Nichols vs Highway Commis
sion ( Protested >
82. Wright vs Highway Commis
sion (Protested)
83. Hartness vs Hartness
84. Dickey vs Dickey
85. Taylor vs Engleman (Protest
ed)
86. Allen vs Adams
87. Wilson vs Wilson
88. Verner vs Crowder
8!*. Ry. Co., vs Hayes
90. Beavers vs Mason
91. Palmer vs Palmer
92. Gentry vs Gentry
93. Woody vs Woody
94. WolTord-Ttrrell Co.. vs Gard
ner
95. Waldroup vs Waldroun
96. Hooper vs Cherokee Co.
97. Brittain vs Greene
98. Perry vs Perry
99. Mfg., Co., vs Rogers
100. Freeman vs Freeman
101. * Rose vs Rose
Run-Down ?
I gave out easily &
health wasnt any ao- Ip
count at all," Bays Mrs. flu
H. L. Cayton, of Washington, 1/
N- C. "1 would start to do ily
my housework and I would Up
give out before I had done lb
anything at alL I not
have any strength, and if I did R,'
the least thing it seemed to BF*
tax me so I could not finish.
I was run-down sure enough. ?>
"Several of my friends had |V
taken Cardui and they B&id Hp
to me, "Why don't you by it T
I knew I needed something to
build up my general health lv
and to increase my strength. H*
"Finally one day when I K
was recovering from a spell If
of sickness, I decided to try IV
CardnL I got a bottle mid be- Bh
gan to take it. I could notice if.
that I was improving as my If
appetite got better and I did IJT
not give out nearly so quick. II*
I took several bottles and I If.
felt lots better. Jfr
"Two years ago I decided K
to take it again. It built me H*
op and made me feel like a K
different person. It is the V
UISImIiwI medicine for women IJ>
that I know anything about." U*
CARDUI I
For Female Troubles -
102. Evans vs Construction Co.
103. Burger vs Crowder et als.
104. Kisselburg vs Mull
105. Dalton vs Dalton
106. McClung vs Holder
108. Discount Co.. vs Burger
111. Credit Co., vs Bank & Orr
1 12. Hardware Co., vs Mulkey
113. Carter vs Hall
Thursday, April 7
114. Heaton vs Kilpatrick
113. Bell vs Bell
110. Shoe Cv., vs Mulkey ?:t ah
117. Mauney vs Maun* y
[ lis. Piott vs Plott
210. Alexander >eav. i vs J
H eaten
120. Holofield Mills
' 22. McCoy v< McCoy
123. Davis vs Davis
124. Supply Co.. vs I: -It'iimity Co.
125. Donaldson vs L) -.Id .
127. Morgan vs Mfg., ( ?
128. Hardware Co., \> t urn ture
Co.
129. Hyatt vs Hyatt
130. Sewing: Machine Co., vs Math
erson
131. Hawkins vs Rice
133. Hall vs Worley
Friday, April 8th
134. Hiawassee River Lumber Co
vs McAden (Protested)
149. Fain vs Construction Co.
150. Palmer vs Palmer
151. Kinsey vs Lumber Company
152. Bank vs Carringer
153. Davis vs Payne
Saturday, April 9th.
35. Chastain vs Chastain
121. Thomas vs Thomas
132. Patterson vs Patterson
168. Smith vs Smith
183. Patton vs Patton
Monday, April 11th.
167. Ledlord vs Power
170. Gaddis vs Koad Commission
172. McLean vs Andrews Mfg., Co.
173. McLean vs Andrews Mfg., Co.
175. Adams vs Andrews Mfg., Co.
Tuesday, April 12th.
176. Queen vs Rail Road Co.
177. Palmer vs Highway Commis
sion.
179. McHan vs Highway Commis
sion
180. Davis vs Highway Commission
182. Henderson vs Mining Co.
Motions
29. Bryson vs Bryson
109. Spinks vs Ludlow
155. Fain vs Rail Road Co.
OWL CREEK
Mr. C. J. Marcus and family have !
returned from Tampa, Florida to j
their home on Owl Creek. While
en route home they were run into by j
an automobile at I*ake City. Fla.. and
Mrs. Marcus was badly hurt and was
taken to a hospital and kept for a
week and than came on home. She
is {retting some better at present.
# * *
Mr. Joseph Henry Kcphart has
been very sick for the past few days.
# ? *
Aid Hass turned over a bucket full I
of boiling water on the 14. and scald
ed his right leg from his hip to his
foot. He is four years of age.
* * * ... I
Mr. James E. James is visiting
home folks this week.
* * #
Mr. J. H. Palmer and wife visited
C. J. Marcus Sunday, the 13, inst.
# * *
M isses Milly McRae and Lula
James visited Mrs. Henry Kilpatrick
Sunday.
* * *
Mr. Claude Marcus and Vincent
visited Mr. Richard Haas the 13.
, ? * *
Some of the peacher are not killed
yet.
* * *
The public road to Grandview is
almost impassable.
A young man this week asked a
father for his daughter's hand in mar
riage and when the father said "no,''
the young man wanted to know what
was the matter with her.
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On His Terms
Client: I want a good detective and
I'm willing to pay a pretty penny.
Chief: Try Scotland Yard. They
are great scent performers.
A Flapper 1 Know
_
Stockings
Eyes
Cigarettes
Words
Dice
She rolis her own. but the last
named is really the reason I'm broke.
Years And Their Toll
He: Marie must think quite a bit
of her chin.
She: How come?
He: Well, she's growing another
one.
Symptom No. 1
The lamp in the parlor was burni&g
Quite low, and the scared youth vas
yearning
To snatch a sweet kiss
From the sweet little Miss,
But he didn't for he was just learn
ing.
A Word With
the Old Folks
Elderly People Are Learning Importance
of Qood Elimination.
IN the later years of life thee is
apt to be a slowing up of the
bodily functions. Good diminattai
however, is just as essential to the
old as to the young. Many old folia
have learned the value of Doan's
Pills when a stimulant diuretic to
the kidneys is required. Scanty or
burning passages of kidney secre
tions are often signs of improper kid
ney function. In most every com
munity are scores of users and en
dorsers who acclaim the merit of
Doan's. Ask your neighbor!
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Extra Quality
easily recognized
explains Hupmobile Six Success
No need for any salesman to
point out contrasts between
the new Hupmobile Six and
other sixes in its price-class.
You see them yourself at first
glance ? in the car's new beau
ty of line and finish; in clear
vision bodies; in interiors up
holstered in genuine mohair;
in conveniences and in the
many detailed refinements.
For Hupmobile puts 10% extra
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Hupmobile
ins
stx
adding the cost to the purchase
price ? 10% finer materials
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Make comparisons and you
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recognize it not only as the
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? but far and away the finest
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Every Worth While
Feature the Modem
Car Should Have
Clear Vision Bodies ? Color
Options ? Mohair Upholstery
?Contrasting Window "Re
veals" on Closed Bodies ? In
strument Panel Under Glass.
Indirectly Lighted ? Solid
Walnut SteeringWheel? Tilt
ing Beam Headlights? Head
light Control on Steering
Wheel ? Both Manifold ana
Thermostatic Heat Control
Gasoline Filter? Oil Filter? 4
Wheel Brakes ? Balloon Tires.
Brougham, five-passenger,
two-door, $1385. Sedan (illus
trated) five-passenger, four
door, $1 385. Coupe, two-pas*
senger, with rumble seat,
$1385. Roadster with rumble
seat, $1385. Touring, five-pas
senger, $1325. All prices f.o.b.
Detroit, plus revenue tax.
G. W. COVER
ANDREWS, N. C.