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K>
Califronia evidently there wtisn't
a cH nee to ab !:>h poverty, so they
eipmly abolished Sinclair.
In chcssir.' btwt&n th* old deal,
ht' new deal anu th' re-shuffle th'
people chose th' new deal. The reshuffle
will come if th' new dealers
odn't make th' gTade.
Senator Kokum, who come through
with colors flyin' attributes his election
t? th' fact that people still believe
in Santa Clause.
Huey Long wants Louisiana t' secede
from til* Union. Well, since
Washington has seceded from Huey
the idea has possibilities.
Sinclair failed t' make th" grad*
but he got enough material t' make
a couple o* best sellers. Profit in adversity
!
Th' Calf rnians evidently didn't
figer thet EPIC stood for "Easy
Pickings in Califronia."
Huey Long has called a ni eting
fo the legislature to declare a moratorium
on all debts over eight dollars.
Since this figure just comfortably
Vores th" 500 seven.dollor I. O. U'S
Huey put out to stud nts for th'
CHAMPION SCULLER. Bill Miller. 4 ti
National Single Sculls Champion, says:
is my custom to smoke a Camel after a i
?and with mc, as with other smokers. Car
quickly refresh me and revive my coetg
K-W-. \-4 ^ will not sleep
t . - . ; j sleep well tonii
Cj# _ t' J nervous tomorr
Hjk " Don't allow yo
tense nerves an
Mins Currier ro? sic _p.
Xr^si ^ JrrijabmS?Pes1
AeeyUx. niKiu*. lead to Nervou
gestion, Hyster
breakdown and
Some of the peo
^ below, were as 1
snore so?yet th
Thrss yean a*o I -w
oat in company and
commendsc Dr. Mlto
ou*ihly And slsep *r
|(sSE?3 mrysia^JS
' Wbmmr X bars c
ft! ess I taka om a
last bsfov* 1 ratirs.
I awake IMiikti
mo about ay work
Nerrfn* Tables qui
roo op and ars th<
fliat tab tots U ta
Miss Grass Bsdw
25Z2s1S,ir?<Sto
f?m^*notl?s*tbs dU
11 flkl dJdMJvi t^JS? 10 **"*" '
N<rdM?k?s> wonderful.
I I arrar sks teals ^ W? 1
I rnp ik.
j Vandeitoilt game it reduces th' sena'
or's "Sbare-Your-Wealth" plan t' all
tho other plana eo far produced.
In spit of the ballv-hoo of jingcists
that another war is in th* making
General John J Pvrshing says they
are talkin' through their hats. We
rwrefer to accept the expert opinion
of th' General.
We hear a l'ot about th' banks cooporatin'
in th' National Housing
Plan but we dodn't recollect no great
I number of persuasive advertisements
/ drag th' borrowers in for loans.
p] It ain't never a good idea t' bank
: too much on th' outcome of an election.
All them poor folks that flocked
out t* Califronia expectin' Sinclair't'
be elected and take care of em will
now have t' walk back.
Huev Long offers colon. 1 commissions
t* university football players for
outstanding football accomplishments.
There's a proposition with a kick in
it.
Beauty experts are talkin* now of
streamlinein* bodies t' fit th' modern
trend for speed. Mae West will have
t' bank th' curves if they do.
Either th' movies are gittin' cleaner
or fcY audience is. People are beginnin'
t* laugh at clean jokes.
Twenty five officials of a leading
munitions firm contributed $432,000
to campaign funds since th* World
War. and three fifths of the executive
have yet to report. Sam Insull,
liow engaged in a little misund rstonding
with .his g-ctat Uncle afJMit
{ostal regulations, kicked in $125.000
t th' campaign fund of Prank L.
Smith. Republican candidate for th'
senate in 1926. and then dropped
$15,000 into ih' lap of iiis Democratic
opponent, the lat. George Brennan.
All of which, dear reader,
might bo listed a.-; War Risk Insurance
or soimmmp.
We reck n that letter that went to
Upton Sinclair l"r 111 Farley will now
be turrit il over to th' dead letter oflice.
w SPOBTSWOMAN PltCT. Camels
JjPpj arc the mildest cigarette I know,"
Hj says Mrs. TedJ> Ken on. "After
Cm a strenuous, tiring llighr. when I
Are feel vorn out, a Camel quickly
M restores my enercy. And each
HJ Camel renews the zest and eojoymeat
of the last ooe!"#
nels
III
ervou s today, you probably
well tonight. If you don't I
*ht, you will probably be I
ow.
urself to become nervous. E
Nervine. It will relax yon
id let you get a good night's
tlessness, Sleeplessness, often
is Headache, Nervous Indiia?sometimes
to a nervous
organic trouble,
pie, whose letters ere printed
nervous as you are?possibly
ey have found relief.
m bo Mrraoa I ?crald not bear to go
could not sleep night*. A friend reft
Nftrrinet I now enjoy myself thorny
night. Miftft Juliette Currier,
New Market. N. H.
Dm Nervine In liquid
beet overtWrine for the hmmm
^MJddlston. Thimbu
reiwladulged and feel BP-. '
r two Hereto# Tahleta 3
In the moraine when , J
t new [aioa and eaa
as oeoaL Do. MDeo
? eCaL?U*Mt cow- Kl^J
he I bare mr found.
inn. It laftiM. Mhw. BHHPf- IB
WeiUftB X woo eeaa
t Wn-e I have started
^noeb better^thM^arr Mr. bMg III
>sd tW good ranlt It ?dsn ku Iff
J. H. Bedding, ormW def/f
lit. Bock bland, IS, pniltln, MMt
Now that the -election has definitely
cleared til' air we look for th'
volume of mail t' Santa Clans t' pick
up tremendously.
If th' kind o' trees ain't be*n
'.elected yet for the 1.000-mile belt
* trees, we'd like ' suggest hickory
nuts. There's so many squirrels runnin*
around loose.
All th* men on a stable salary has
t* do now is t' wait until th' farmers
spread around enough prtAspority
t* let it begin t* slop over.
In th' oid days th' Pilgrims went (
-ut after a Thanksgiving turkey, paid
rt license, and brought it home. Today
th' modern counterpart pay his
license t' look for a rabbit, shoots
th' farmer's cow and loses part of his
anatomy crawlin' through th* fence.
Th' women have gone in for Russian
hats this iall?and th' men are
Russian around tryin' t' find month
l' pay for em.
AM reckon Russolini has made
diapers a part of th' regular troop
equipment in his kid brigade.
Only ten little pigs go to market
and two stay at .home, under h' AAA. [
Hut it really don't make any difference
whither they go or stay because
all wind up in th' butcher shop anyhow
or in th' farmer's larder.
LEGAL, MATTERS
DELINQUENT TAX SALE
NORTH CAROLINA?Cherokee
County:
By order of the County Commissioners
directed to the undersigned
tax collector for Cherokee County, 1
will sell on Monday. December 17.
1934, at the Courthouse door in Murphy,
N. C. and each day thereafter
until sold, to the highest bidder for
cash, at public auction, the following
desirrihed InnHs unon \vbir?h fnr
the years of 1930, 1931, 1932 and
1933 have not been paid, in the name
and for the amount given plus four
percent penalty and cost of rale and
advertising.
L. L. MASON,
Tax Collector.
Murphy Township.
Culberson. W. C., heirs $19.72
Discovery, 1931?
Culberson, W. C., heirs 15.49
Discovery, 1932?
Culberson, W. C., heirs 11.86
Discovery, 1933?
Culberson, W. C., heirs 10.61
Townson, W. 1). I.ots 54.74
Adelphia Machinery Co.. 80 acres
27.77
Barnett, Sam, 6 acres 6.84
Barnett, J. R., 4 acres 1.98
Valley Town Township
Discovery, 1933?
Johnson, F. K. Estate 19.03 }
Shoal Creek Township
A. P. & M. Bcrger, 65 acres 14.59
Woods, E. A. 704 a. 4 lots.... $203.17
DELINQUENT TAX SALE
NORTH CAROLINA?Cherokee
County:
By order of the County Commissioners
directed to the undersigned
tax collector for Cherokee County,
I will sell on Monday, December 3rd,
1934. at the Courthouse door in Murphy,'
N. C. and each day thereafter
until sold, to the highest bidder for
cash, at public auction, the following
described lands upon which taxes for
the year 11)3.'* have not been paid, in '
the name and for the amount Riven. I
plus four percent penalty and cost
of sale and advertising.
I L. L. MASON.
Tax Collector.
Murphy Township
' Name Lot Amount
Dickey Motor Co., 10 acres and 5 lots I
$201.34
Hill, C. !?. 10lots ! . . $221.40 j
\ Clayton. Stanley, interest in Clayton j
; Estate 7.03 j
< Clayton, A. C., interest in Cayton |
Estate 5.45 j
j W. C. Eggers, Est 4.OS
| Fred. Hampton, Est 0.44 j
J. P. Hampton, Est 10.42 j
Clayton, F. A., interest in Clayton j
Estate 6.20
Gilbert. Fred, 50 acres 5.70
Howell, A. M., 1 16t 6.00
Valley town Township
Cover, F. P. and Sons, 14014 acres
1554.03
B. L. Padgett 1 lot $20.05
Tillitt, D. H., Rec. J. W. Walker
2123 acres 885.56
'Watkins, Lee Co., 15% acres, 8
lots 153.38
Woods, and Strider, 250 acres
! 237.08
Woods, Mrs. Lena W., 860 H acres
7% lots 6-52.85
Nulla Township
Mountain Land Co., 1460 acres
172.17
Hot House Township
Arp, W. L., Heirs, Est. 4.37
Bell, A. L? Est., 2.29
Mason, J. M., Est., 8.94
Beaverdam Township
Bryson, Pearl, Interest in estate 8.52
! Taylor, Fred Est. 5.93
Taylor, Charlie, Est. 9.88
The thoughtful woman that did all
her Christmas shipping early now j
has nothing t' do but wander through !
th' stores watching ether folks do I
heir chopping.
In all th' shoutin' and tumult of
election we never hkard one word!
from Jack Garner, out in th* Lone
Star State. Th' least Mr. Garner |
might have said would have been that i
Demoitacy had triumphed again'.
o
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
Under and by virtue of the authority
conferred by Deed of Trust executed
by W. B. Fisher and wife,
Leila Fisher, dated the 15th day of
April, 1929, and recorded in Book
101, Page 387 Seq., in the office of
the Register -of Deeds for Cherokee
County. Jefferson E. Owens, Substituted
Trustee, will at twelve o'clock
Noon on
.. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22ND ..
1934
at the Court House Door of Cherokee
County, in Murphy, North Carolina,"
soil ait public auction for cash to the
highest bidder, the following land, towit:
Located in the Down of Andrews,
North Carolina:
Beginning on a stake at the intersection
of Fisher Street and the Andrews
Highway, and runs with Andrews
Highway North 19 degrees
West 180 feet to an iron pipe in the
Southwest margin of Andrews Highway;
thence South 65 degrees West
209 feet to a stake; thence 9outh 19
degrees East 190 feet to a stake in
the Northwest margin cf Fisher
Street; thence with Fisher Street
North 65 degrees East 209 feel: to t.h*f
beginning. It being a part of tract
No. 98, District No. 6, Cherokee
P/An nf r V P
This sale is made on account of
default in payment of vhe indebted.
nef?s secured by said Deed of Trust.
A five percent (5%) cash deposit
will be required of the highest bidder
at the sale.
This the 16th day of November.
1934.
JEFFERSON E. OWENS. SUB<17-4t-g&c)
STITUTED TRUSTEE
(3228)
NOTICE OF SAI.E OF LAND
Under and by virtue of the authority
confeired by deed of trust executed
by John \V. Axle.v and wife,
May Akin Axley, dated the 15th day
?if November, 1927, and recorded in
Book 94, Page 324, in the office of
the Register of Deed's lor Cnorokee
County, V. S. Bo'ant, Substituted
Trustee, will, at twelve o'clock Noon
on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 24TH, 1934
at the Court House Door of CVierokec
County in Murphy, North Carolina,
>ell at public auction ft.r cash to the
highest bidder the following lar.d towit:
Situated in Murphy, North Caorlina,
and?
BEGINNING at a fence post on
Long-Used Laxative
To be bought and used as needed
for many, many years, speaks well
for the reliability of Thedford's
Black-Draught, purely vegetable
family laxative. Mr. C. E. Ratliff
m r Hp. fmw UlniA. w
wife and I have used Thedford's
Black-Draught thirty-five years for
constipation,?tired feeling and
headache. I use it when I feel my
system needs cleansing. After all
these years, I haven't found anything
better than Blsck-Draught.H
Sold In 25-cent package.?. I
Thedford's BLACK-DRAUGHT
CHILDREN T.IKE THE SYliCP" |
X-X-X-X-I-K-I-X-X-X-t-X-X' 'l"'.?'-!
| SOUTHERN ANNO
| ATION OF PRESEN
| FARES
V
A
|. On application to tile Intel sLa
thority has been granted South.
} perimental period of present far
} September 30th., 1935, with coi
-j- passengers riding in pullman ca
basis: One and one half cents
? Sound trip tickets two cents per
;{ turn 15 days. Round trip ticke
y for each mile travelled, return 6
X one-way tickets, also 15 days an
|; good in pullman or parlor car
;; for spaca ocoupied.
1 Travel by Train?S
Asst. Gen. P
| SOUTHERN RA
rnaay, Nov. 30,
the Northwcstmargiir~o{ River
Avenue (State Hist
10) said fence post standin.^M -r
East 84 feet from the point of lH T
section of the said Northwest A
of Valley River Avenue
Northeast margin of Hickory
and runs thence N. 40 w. 1
3 inches to a fence post; thence I
E. 287 feet 9 inches t0 a stake- tt^E
S. 50 E. 97 feet 3 inches to a <^B
! thence S. 30 W. 173 feet to a 0l>
thence N. 40 W. 5 feet to a^H "
thence S. 50 W. 39 feet to a *"!
thence S. 50 E. 81 feet to a
the Northwest margin of Valley^B j*
er Avenue; thence with said n^B m:
S. 50 W. 75 feet 9 inches to^B or
point of BEGINNING. A,
And being part of that lot 0f^B n'
described in deed from S. I). li;
et al to J. W. Axley and vrife.^B tli
Akin Axlcy, dated the 18th dn^E
September, 1920. and recorde^B v
Book 75, Pcge 288, of the Re, ffi
of Deeds for Cherokee County, -v
| This sale is made on accoun^H ^
default in payment of the | '
! ness secured by said deed of
'and is subject to all taxos and as hi
Intents against said property xhe^H d
now due or to become due.
A five precent < 5r',) cash dep^B ,
will be required of ' highest hn^B ;
at the sale. W
This the 18th day of Nov B| i
I V. S. BRYANT, SUBSlH
(17-4t-g4c) TUTED TRUStH
I Loan No. 587.
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND^|
Under gr.d by Virtue ot the
thority conferred by Peed of
ctcecuted by W. J. Adams and wi^J
Elizabeth Adams, dated the 15th, d^H
of September, 1928, and recorded
Book 101, Page 110, in the officeH
the Register of De-ds for Chenk^J
rn..ol? 1?"?-" r " '
tuted Trustee, will, at twelve o'clo^B
Noon on ' 5g|
MONDAY, DECEMBER 17th, 19H
at the.Court House Door of CherokH
County in Murphy, North Carolii^B
sell at public auction for cosh to
highest bidder, the following hnH
to-wit: m
All of that certain piece, parcel <^B
lot of land, situate, lying and
in the town of Murphy, County
Ch<rokee, State of North Caroliii^B
and more particularly described ^B
follows: H
I BEGINNING at a stake at li^B
point of intersection of the Xon^fl
margin of Valley River Avenue \ti:^B
the East margin of the Public Sqiu:^H
and runs tfunce with said North ma^fl
jgin of Valley River Avenue North o^B
East 22.5 feet to a stake in said nr.-^B
gin, corner of Dr. E. E. Adams lotflH
| theneo with the line of said lo^fl
North 40 west 40.5 feet to a stak^B
in the South margin of a five foo^H
[alley; thence with said South mure:!^?
| of said alley, South 50 West 22.5 f e^B
to a stake in the East margin of th^fl
Public Square; thence with si:d Ea.'^B
margin of said Public Square, Souv^B
40 East 49.5 feet to the place of BF.^H
GINNING. H
And beng all of that lot of lar.i^H
described in deed from N. B. Adnm^?
and wife, to W. J. Adams.
I secured by said Deed of Trust. B1
This sale is made on account of
fault in payment of the indebtedness^?
A five percent (5%) cash deposit^?
jwill he required ?f the highest bidder^?
at the sale. |B
I TK!e +>.? otu /?QV n<" November.^?
lo.-fi." H
'215(1) JEFFERSON' E. OWEN'?. H
(16-4t-ff&p) Substitute:! Traste5^B
UNCES CONTINU- I |l
T PASSENGER I
te Commerce Commission, au- ^BB
:rn Railway for extension of exes
from December 31st, 1031 to
itinued suspension surcharge for |
rs. These fares are on following ;' ^B
per mile one-way coach tickets. ; [ ^B
mile for each mile travelled, re- ;' ^B
fa two and a half cents per mile [ ^B
1 months. Three cents per mile J , ^B
d 6 months round trip tickets are . Hj
s upon payment proper charge ,. HE
'afe?Comfortable? : I
amical : I
ebutts,
'ass. Agent, '' B
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