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NOTICE.
To the citizens of Jackson County
particularly jurors, litigants and
witnesses: ; ; "V ,
This is to give you notice that . I
have been advised by r his Honor
Howard A. Foushee, Judge holding
Courts in this'District, that he has
been advised by his physicians
that it will be unsafe to his health
for him to undertake to hold the
May term of Jackson Superior
Court The. Court, therefore, by
his order, is hereby continued, and
all persons concerned will hereby
take notice and need not attend as
recognized or subpoenaed to do. :
By order of his Honor, Howard
A. Foushee, Judge, this the 12th
xlay of May, ' vf -
Mr D. Cowan. j
Clerk Superior Courts ;v '
ENTRY NO 604 v Y -I
Geo. R. McCall, do hereby enter
nd claim 2 acres of land more or
iess in Cashiers Township on the
waters of Chattanooga River, v' ; ;
Beginning on a stake on the - E.
bank of the Walhalla. Turnpike
road the conner of L. J. McGee and
Geo. R. McCall, and ; running; wjth
me lines T)f Dr. W. j. rlalsted K. K ,
Talberts and GeofR. McCalls land
63 as to include all the vacant land
in that vicinityl - h ; l;
Entered April 15.i913.
Approved: . " George R. McCall,
John R. Jones, - . -ExOfficio
EntryTakef--T: :U
Poor appetite is a sure sign of
Auipaireu aigesuon. a. "iew aoses iwmt.;-;; j-,-,-...r::-.- -
nf Chamberlain's Stomach andVLi-
ver Tablets will strengthen your di- .Beta, y - spent .Saturday night with
gestion and improve your appetite. -Mr: J. E.; Tritt and family on - their
Thousands have been benefited by to BigRidge where the)Tvisit
iaking these Tablets. Sold by. AH ed Mrs. Kitchin's mother, Mrs. Sara
J)EALERS.: i -vl i r Hoop very sick. They
A liarge ewv line i
Suit Cases from 85c to S10.00
Trunks from
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any kind of FARM tools
We have a "complete line
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right price. Conie arid let us
Sylva
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Dear Editor Having been absent
from,your valuable paper for some
time I promise to continue writing
afterwards. . . " -
We have had several, rains that
are considered worth thousands of
dollars to our crops after a lon
period of drouth. The farmers are
now"busy plowing and hoeing corn.
We all regret to hear of the 1111-!
ness of Mr. Manuel Wike who is
very low and is not expected to
live manydays. He is well belov
ed by all who know him, one of
the best farmers in ' this : section.
He has been a cripple everJsince he
was a boy and is a good citizen. 1
Mr. Bob Moore took dinner with
Mr. J. R-Tritt and family last
Thursday
Mrs. Hattie Bailey and children j
who made their home here for sev
eral months have moved back to
Madison where they expect to run
a -boarding 'house: Our loss is
Madison's gain.
Mr. Hixv Wike -arid Miss Avie
Woodard took dinner " with Mr.
JpoVWikft Snndnv wapV: . :
Jack Wike Sunday w eek.
- Mr. John Wike went to Sylva on
feinyg.WedneSlay
, Sftvfiral waanns full, nfvmini
people from Cullowheewere - seen
assingDthrougr burl town .on v a
fishing trip. . - v : ; ; v - ;
1 Mr. John II Tritt - went to - Beta
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aad Webster Tuesday, V v -K.
t Jerry Mood y has returned - f roni
A: : and ;MXCpll9gen Raleigh to
spend the summer ' vacation . with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs.V John H.
LAPORTE
of : TriinkJs Suit IGases and- Hand Bags
to
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ma see is
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of Kitchen and House-hold Furniture at the
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show you what we have. ' '
WILSON BROS. Props.
returned home lastTuesday.
Mr. Carl Tritt went to
We.bster"last Sunday.
N Rev. Profitt preached a-fine ser-.
mon to a big audience here on trie
4th Sunday. . ; ;
Mrs. Susie Wood, of Moses Creek,
spent Wednesday with her brother
Mr. Manuel Wike, who is very sick-
Miss Fay Zachary, accompanied
by her friend Mr. Burch Davis, of
Webster visited relatives and
friends here Sunday.
Blue Eyes.
GREEN'S CREEK
Mr. and. Mrs. L. J.' Winchester
are spending a few days with Mrs.
Winchesters parents.
Mrs. M Sutton was called to
Franklin to Ihe bedside of Mrs.
R1ia Estes-.
Mr. R. H, Hall is at home from
Balsam for a. while.
Several of our people attended
the "Bryson" Sale at Dillsboro. -
Mrs. R. R. Estes left on the 2nd
for Biitte, Montana where she will
,jm her husband and brother.
Mr. Alonzo Bradley of 1
Butte,
Montana. is expected ' to . arrive, - at
home in a few days. ' ;
" Mr. Tommy. Turpin and brother
Alney of .Waynes ville were ; here
Wednesday attending' the funeral
ofjtheir nephew, son 6f rMr.; and
Mrsl; W. FJTurpim ' i ; V ? i ;
; ; Mr. Otho N. Cagle went to Ashe
ville to, attend the Graduating Ext
erciseof the; Mission Hospital for
Trained Nurses.1 His "cousin ' Cora
Lee Cagle being one of the. Gradu
ates. r; -';..' ' The : Mechanic
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FOR SALE-Queen of ie - South
Iptatd Slips, WU deHyeri.thern'at
the Postoffice at" Sylva at 10 rets
per hundred.' v S. C Allison, V:
,CfM: Barker's Creeki N. C: :
Haha Bags from 35c
$10.00
wiiiei von
liliil
The farmers of Speedwell are
looking forward to a bumper crop
of every thing this season, excepj:
the fruit crop which is almost a
a ilure. . 1 ' ; ?
The prospect for a good wheat
crop is fine, and the people are
working hard on the other ' crops,
for they know thpy know that they
know they must do their part if
they reap an abundant harvest .
Mr. and Mrs. C. K-Bennett "from
Florida are visiting - relatives f and
friends at Speeiiwell. 7; - V
Miss Temie Qouse is visiting her
fathers family for a few days. " v
Wm. Farmer of Qualla made fly
ing trip to Speedwell last week, ?
R. J. Galloway of Glerivilie T was
seen on our streets a few days ago. :
Rev. J: M Bennett, of Sylva
preached an excellent sermon at
Speedwell Sunday afternoon. - -
Born to xur. and Mrs. D. D. Wall
a fine fidyyMrW' has 'two - boys
now to help him run his saw milL V
Best wishes for the Journal and
its readers.7 :
B-5T
! Notice is hereby given that app
cation will be made to the Governor
of bne,y Hayes Seay,- convicted Jot
spring term, 1913, of ; the ; Super! ' :
Court of VJackson imty,V being
charged with- abandonment and as
sault arid battery; and now serving
a-sentence on me. Hay wood. Count
P. - r 0, ? ' r;v; :
a - sentence onthe . Hay w ood . County
K 'There is no real need 'of anyone
uemg . iruuuieu - wim constipation.
1 Chamberlains Tablets will cause an
j agreea"ble movement of ; the : bowels
without any, unpleasant effect Give
them a trial; For sale by : all deal
ers.
TV.
SPEEDWELL
NOTICE
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Miss Maxie Reed of : Quebec is
visiting Miss Nettie Bumgarner this
week.-'- k : - 'i:'--- -'v
- Miss Nettie Bumgarner has re
turned from Brevard, where she
spent the winter teaching schooL
Mr. D. E. Peek has returned from r
Jefferson City; TennJ, where he at
tended college during the winter. 1.
Master Homer Stewart of - Bessie
attended church at Erastus Sunday
afternoon. - .v...; :.:':,,:'-rxny -
Rev. F; 0. Drymari preached an
interesting sermon at Erastus . Sun
day afternoon. . .-'Ly. V'J; . 'j'uftf
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Moody yisit--
ed Mrs. W: D, Childers Sunday.,
Mr. T. L. Jamison - of Gienyille, .
was at Erastus Sunday. f : ; ; ; - -
Mr. W. R. Stewart went to Ellijay
Sunday. l 'f',:.r:': ;J4s: -'
, Mr. Lawrence McGuire of Norfon
spent Saturday, night at. the :,home
of-.WR-HendersoiL v j;
:q Mr. Emmet; Norton ', of Gienyille
was at jErastus 1 Sunday. ; 1 ; 4
on imiif .nhi
cough be careful to keep the; cough
loose arid , expectoration - easy f by
giving thamberlain's Cough; Remer
dy. as may be required-; ThisTr em ':
edy will also liquify the 'tough .
mucu arid make it easier to"expec
torate. r. It has : been used success- '
fupy.in many epidemics and is safe
arid sure. -For sale by all dealers.
; iEach age. of our lives has its'joys - -Old
people should be happy,' and
they will beuif (amberlain's Tab-;
lets are taken to strengthen the di-;
Kgestiqn and keep the ; bowels . regu-; -
lar.: . These tablets are mild rand y
gentle in their actiori'and especially Z
suitable for people ofiddle:Vafiei
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meed
and older. For sale hy all dederi w, .
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