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(Continued from pace ?) Store House end Lot where D, V. Cairinger Is selling goods. PARCEL NO. 2: Pescfatree Street I Also, a certain lot In the Town of Murphy, Cherokee County, N. C. and being Town Lot No. 8, BEGIN MONUMENTS - MARKERS - COPING WHOLESALE & RETAIL Quality Stones?expert workmanship We guarantee satisfaction on each and every purchase. You are Invited to visit our shop and display any time.You may get the best at no extra cost. We have no salesman?no middle man profit for you to pay. Buy direct from Manufacturer and save For detailed information write: WNC MARBLE AND GRANITE CO. FRED V. BARTON, Owner BOX 177, Marble, N. C. Dead on Your Feet? IF YOU SUFFER FROM Fotiguo Digestive upsets Nervousness Insomnia Poor appetite Constipation* See your doctor. The basic cause of your trouble may be iron-and-vitamin starvation over a prolonged period. BEXEL, the Special high-po tency Formula supplies sup plementary quantities of iron for rich red blood to start new strength and energy pouring through your entire body. Each wonder-working BEXEL capsule gives you more than 5 times the daily mini mum requirements of blood building iron; more than the daily minimum requirements of all the essential B-vitamins plus amazingVitamin Bn plus trace minerals. Join the thousands of grate ful men and women of all ages who thank bexel Special Formula for giving them a glorious outlook on life. Get ( BEXEL today ?now available at all drug stores. *tboto tyM^tonif is HwnMlv9t? do sot socoMsrlly prov# s dittsry doficioscy i or bo dvo to fvs?tlosol di?ord?rs. _mmsm ^TiStW ONLY 64 A DAY HIGH POTENCY SPECIAL FORMULA CAPSULES MONIY BACK GUARANTII if you don't fool noticeably better after your very firtt bottle of BEXELI MADS AND GUARANTIED SY McKESSON & ROBBINS, BRIDGEPORT, CONN. MAUNEYDRUGCO. PHONE 151 .MURPHY. Ji C. (iMyisAotfiMj? /ne$/x betterbzy... DEARBORN SIDE DELIVERY RAKE moves hay only 8 foot-saves more leaves Naturally, the less hay is handled during raking, the better that hay is going to be. And because it moves hay about 8 feet on the average, instead of the usual 11 feet, the Dearborn Side Delivery Rake goes a long way toward making a more profitable crop. THE GENTLE ACTION of the Dearborn Side Delivery Rake means less scattering or shattering the crop. With its smooth reel action and shorter movement of hay, this implement gently turns hay over, tuck ing the leaves inside?exposing the stems to sun and wind for quick, thorough curing. The result? Better, richer hay that's more valuable to you. And because the Dearborn Side Delivery Rake works fast and is easy to handle, you make the most of your time and the weather. LEARN MORE about this star performer ? and its dependable helpmate, the Dearborn Rear Attached Mower. You'll find that both can put you money ahead on hay making. Convenient credit terms available. Start and (top rake from trac tor teat. Pull a handy rope and a spring loaded throw-out clutch ?tarts or stops this rake's ground driven reel. I . Smooth running ?boll boor lugs on root ond tooth bors assure smooth performance of the Dearborn Side Delivery Rake... mean lower maintenance costs and longer life. BURCH MOTORS lOCl FRIENDLY FORD DEALER" Credit taw To Moot The FanMti Needs. PHONE M w ,, MURPHY, N. C. X) which reference is hereby nude And being the seme lend described in e deed from J. B. Mulkey end Ions Mulkey to Fred Devis, end registered in Book 97 at page 301. The above described boundaries being the lands conveyed to Rob ? NING on the corner of Lot No. 2, M. Fein's Old Home Place on Peacbtree Street, known as the Regal Hotel Lot, and runs South 50 West with line of No. 2, 208 feet to a stake In Alley; then South 40 East with said alley 52V4 feet to a stake. R H. Hyatt's corner on said Alley; thence North 50 East with R. H. Hyatt's line 208 feet to a stake on Peachtree Street; thence North 40 BEGINNING on corner of Hiwas see and Depot Streets, and runs with Hiwassee Street South 50 West 69 feet to corner of Lot No. 10; then with line of Lot No, 10, North 40 West 50 feet to a stake; thence North 50 East 81 feet to a stake on Depot Street; then with Depot Street South 40 East 50 feet to the Beginning. Said Lot be ing situated between the L & N West with Peachtree Street 52V4 feet to the Beginning. PARCEL NO. 3: Warehouse Lot. Also, a certain lot in Town of Murphy, ? being part of Lot No. 8 Railroad and the Southern Railway tracks and the Street leading from the L & N Railway Depot to the Southern Railway Depot, and being the lot upon which W, M. Fain Grocery Company formerly did business. PARCEL NO. 4: John E. Fain Home Place in East Murphy, , BEGINNING on a locust stake ,on the line of late P, M. G, Ray (Now Ella Brittain Lot) and the Northeast corner of the Bascomb Pass (Now Mack Carringer Estate) Lot and runs North 23 West 385 feet t o a stake; then S. 52 W, 132 feet to a post oak; then North 23 West 25 feet to a stake (formerly a Post Oak); then South 52 West 221 feet to a stake; then South 38 East 39G feet to a stake; then North 52 East 231 feet to the Beginning, It being same piece of land de scribed in a decree of Superior Court for Cherokee County and re corded in office of Register of D6eds for Cherokee County in Book 26 on page 589. PARCEL NO. 5: Also, a Lot in East Murphy, de scribed as follows: BEGINNING at a stake on State Highway No. 10 at a culvert, being Joe Ray's corner, and runs in a Northeasterly direc tion with said State Highway No. 10 to where said highway inter sects with Hill Street; then in a Southwesterly direction with Hill Street to a corner of Joe Ray's Lot (formerly J. D. Mallonee's Lot); then in a Southeasterly direction with said Joe Ray's line to the be ginning. This the 6 day of May. 1953. H L. McKEEVER, 44-4tc COMMISSIONER STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA CHEROKEE COUNTY BEFORE THE CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR COURT To all to whom these presents shall come?Greetings: It being satisfactorily proven to the undersigned clerk of the Superior Court for Cherokee Coun ty. that Leonard Earwood, late of said County is dead, without hav ing made and published any last will and teastament, and It appear ing that Doris Earwood is entitled to the administration of the estate of said deceased, and having qual ified as administratrix according to law: Now, these are therefore to em power the said administratrix to ert Marcus and wife Lucile Marcus by Charles McDonald and wife Vey McDonald in deed dated October 12, 1946 which said deed is record ed in the Office of the Register of Deeds for Cheroke County in Deed Book 159 at page 258, reference to which is hereby made for a more complete description of said lands. Being the same lands described in a deed dated November 26, 1947 from Robert C. Marcus and wife, Lucile Marcus to Vester L. Kent, recorded in Book 165 at page 277. reference to which is hereby made. This the 14th day af May, 1953. H. L. McKEEVER, 45-4tc Commissioner Charles Raxter Dies In Andrews Charles Glenn Raxter, 42, died Friday in an Andrews hospital fol lowing a long illness. 1 The son of the late Harrison and Lena Smith Raxter, he was born and lived most of his life in And rews. He had been employed with the TV A at Fontana Dam, and with the 3cmis Lumber Company at Rob binsville. Funeral services were conducted at 10 a. m. Sunday in Ivie Funeral Home chapel in Murphy with the Rev. Jim Truett officiating. Burial was in Moss Cemetery in Marble. Pallbearers were James Bettis, Frank Hawkins, Louis Davis. Troy Hurt, Haschel Stiles, Paul Coffey. enter in and upon all and singular the goods and chattels, rights and credits of the said deceased, and the same to take into possession wheresoever to be found, and all the just debts of the said deceas ed to pay and satisfy, and the resi due of said estate to distribute ac cording to law. Witness my hand and the seal of said court, this the 25th day of May, 1953. J. L. HALL 46-6tc Clerk Superior Court Surviving are one son, Horace of Hayesville; a daghter. Wanda of Thomasville; five sisters, Mrs. Julia Griffith and Mrs. Fannie Phillips of Marble, Mrs. Winnie nle Messer of Asheville and Mrs. Kephart of Granite Felk, lira. An Christine Simpns of Gastonla; two brothers, Jack Raster of Andrews, and Staff Sgt Fred A. Raster with the U. S. Air Force in California. HAMPTON {err. .n "LAW ANO ORDER" 9 Umyffwl litimahcva' piclurr co'c,f by m $0@&/W0W$ BREAD ? SPFCIAl FORMUIA Lands distinctive grace to special occasions?a luxury touch to every meal. No fats are added. No shortening used. BakeS azckntvaly FOB YOU by Southern Bread THE LONE RANGER By Fran Striker I've no use FOR MASKED OUTLAWS' SHOOT ME, DOUGLfcS, AND \OUl_L T =?- NOT HEAR A?OUT - ? ? YOUR SON' W HE WAS COMING FROM THE EAST TO SEE VOU, WHEN THE n=?-< STAGE WAS i? -f I DOKT ATTACKED. BELIEVE I'LL "TAKE YOU TO HIM. HE NEEDS YOU.'tSTEP' NEARE1?,AND shoot! ? WARNED YOU / J\ .aiuii " no MAifi Ttjlj kND I SAID I'D TAKE \OU TO I ? ?^VDUD SON -^tAHi)ERS -WHETHER MXrtJE WILLING OR hKjrl SORRY I HM3 "TO <no? vou outt; pgucus ^ HEY.' A MASKED MAN'S GOT THE INDIAN AGENT.' COME BACK HERE/ 1 WHERE ARE YOU TAKING -< DOUGLAS ?. SHERIFF/ A MASKED MAN IS RtDIN' AWAY WITH THE INDIAN A6ENT/ 5\ -? ? - C 3 bJ WE SAW THE MASHED MAN MAKE OFF WITH DOUGIAS/ ^rpviSEmnT HE WENT ^ THAT WAY/v SET HOBSES ftN' FOLLOV ME.' IF I GOTTA GO, AT LEAST LET ME SIT ON TNE HORSE/ y-^M YOU'VE ONLY A SHORT WAY TO GO. YOUR SON IS MUTING NEAR THE WRECKAGE OF "THE STAGECOACH. jm! son, what .NOU COIN' HERE areT I COULDN'T stay IN the east] ANY LONGER, DAD. II -j"T "TO BE WITH YOU'j I DIPNT THINK YOU WANTED ME,BECAUSE] VOU KEPT ME WITH YOUR SISTER. \ r ONLY SO J youip have' SCHOOUN', JIM/ WWkT WfcPPENEP HERE?^-,? INDIANS/ / INDIANS ATTACKED THE ^ ?H>fiE AW KILLED THE DRIVER. MORE INCH AM TROUBLE/ WE'RE HEADIN' FOR A REAL WAR/. XWRE WRONG* POUGUft/ "THIS M WAS NOT THE WORK OF WDIAHS'I fU. TBACH THKT MASKED MM4 TO ABDUCT THE KWN AGENT? "M K
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