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DILLSBORO.
due to impaired i ; digcstioi t Yhen i
the. stomach Tails to perfontr Its fun
ctionsfproperly the . whole " system
b6comei derangfeiL - A few doses of
. , ..." : . - Uhamberlain Tablets is.-? '.all you
Mr. U. E. Gray has 'come home to 'need. .They will strengthe'n your J
visit friends and family from Zawal-
I la, Louisiana where he has been in
the lumber business for several
years. , . v
Mr. p. L. McKee and Miss Ger
trude Dills were married on the 19th
fcst atthe home of Mrs. W. A.
Dills, Rev J. J. Gray -officiating.
The good wishes of this whole com
community go with the 4iappy
couple.
Wibb Fisher an 1 Ralph Jarrett
One of the most di(y;;ab-Jeft 'this week to attend school at
surd occurrences in ; international Mars Hill.
compUcatois fa,theiiltimattp-'i8. ,Mrs. R. F. Jarrett made a short
. , A, A. ,r visit to ner relatives m Macon coun-
Dresiaent oi uie one-iime Mexican .
Republic giving theUnited States uu-J Y-last wek-
til midnight Tuesday night to recog- C. J. Harris has gone to Europe
nize his government Huerta didfor a short time.
just what he proposed to do in case
ffl as second class mail matter a
. Postoffice at 8vlya N. C; . u
All Oliecksi, Monev Orders etc. ' r must
be made Davable to the Jackson - Oauhty
Journal Comttany. v ' -V - 'j..." -.'
Correspondents shonld get all CDpv tn
by Monday's mail to insure insertion
Advertising rates furnished on appli-
. cation. . . . ''-'-'' .. '
Subscripti , (Joo per , year, in
FRIDAY .AUGUST22i3
the United States -did ngt comply
ivith his demands but w$all cer
tainly look for some dire calamity
to befall us. But seriously, it is the
most antant tomroyrot copceivable
for Huerta, president of ai few greas-
A short interruption on the work
of the dam last week, but the work
seems to be going on. again very
smoothly.
More summer visitors than ever
this year, which shows that we
era, only through a murdsrous and could have them here just the same
treacherous means that h-we nau- as other points if we would only
seated the civilized nations of the try
earth, to demand from the United Mrs. Dr. Abernethey, of Raleigh.
States that his government be rec- a nieceof Mrs. Brinson of Cullowhee
ognized, that the American Repub- hag returned to her home after
lie place the seal of approval on SDendinH gome time in GUr midst
murder and a whole catalogue of Holmes Brvon and far-nv w vit-
crimes to dooi. it may oe as nen- ing iu Casniers Valley for a lev
ry Lane Wilson protested it will
give Mexico a stable government, 1 '
but it is the means -to attain .the Mr.Aipnaugn tne contractor on uie
end that the United Stales balks at dam has gone home for a few days
We believe that it is wrong to do Geo. Candler of Murphy has been
evil that good may come of jt We visiring his father for a few days
KaIiova tbot a dnvomm'ont" fniinoH '
....... j , .. v J Mrs. P. W. Knicaid went to Clyde
on iniquity and established .with I . , ,
blood must of necessity fall, be-
cause although outwardly it may 1""""
appear well, the inside is fiUed with V181,ea tne lamuy oi non. w.
corruption and dead men's bones.
We are apposed to Jingoism but it Talmage Watkins is visiting home
certainly lcpks riow as if your Uncle folks for a season, and we are glad
aamuei win nave to intervene in to see mm witn us again.
the cause of humanity. Accepting civde Jarrett is teaching in the
the Monroe doctrine as internatioE- Qualla hih school, and we suDDose
al law we forbid other nations i - we mi6ht say professor.
terfering in American affairs. This ,
throws the responsibility upon the Ramsey. Buchanan was smiling
United States as the strongest ov- uPn mauy irieus uerc ima
eminent in the Western Hem is- wee. x
phera It is to be hoped that a Mr. Law of Waynesville, is ap-
settlement of affairs in Mexico can pointed engineer for the power dam
be reached amicably, but the bonds construction.
of human endurance have been Mr. Isaac Brooks is making ex-
taxed tO-the UtmOSt I toncivo imnrnwmpntQ nn his dwpll-
ing. '
C. M. Dills and wife of Asheville
- There is a good deal of the moral nave been visiting his father-in-law.
digestion invigorate your liver, and
regulate your bowels, entirely , do-
ng awry with that misserable. ;
ifeeling due to faulty digestion I
Try it- Many others - have been
permanently, cured wliy not you?
For sale by ALL DEALERS.
NOTICE OF SALE.
By virtue of the power and au
thority conferred upod' the under
signed, Geo. W. Sutton, by a certain
deed of trust, executd by Cole
Thompson an wife, Rebecca 'Tho
mpson, and M. M. Wilson, dated
the 21st Gay of March, 1913: and
said deed of trust being recorded in
the Office of Register of Deeds of
Jackson County, N. C, in Book No.
60 at page 357 et seq., reference ti
which is hereby lyad; default hav
ing been made in the payment of
the debt secured by -sail deed of
trust, the same being now past due
and request having bee made bv
the owner and holder of said debts
that the undersigned do execute
the powers of sale contained in said
deed of .trust:
I, Geo. W. Sutton, trustee, will on
Saturday. September the 6th. 1913
rtt 1 o'clock P. M. in front of the
Court house dfM.r, in the town of
Webster, N. C, offer for ale at
PHin Anrfirm for rcVi to the
highest bidder, the following descri-
bed piece or parcel of land, situate
in Webster Township, Jackson
County, N. C, and more particular
ly bounded and described as follows
viz: Adjoining the land of Tom
Deiti. R. M. Parris and others.
Beginning n a Post Oak on a
ridge at Rufiis Pris's line near . a
mine and runs thence a South
West course a conditional line to a
stake in Doll Addingtons liner
thence with his line a North West
course to a Spanish oak corner of
Rufus Parris: thence down said
rid?e with said line an East course
to the Beginning. Containing three
acres more or less.
,Gep. W.Sutton,
Trustee.
Wholes
ate Lumber
"""Tr t .. ..- mmmmm BB-B--ia
Ceiling FlooringSidin, MouTdin, Window
For-K Columns Stair and PorcK Rails,
Stair Wo o ds Bra cltets and StOre FrOnt Sash
S8-es and LatKs. ,
Estimates (iiven.Upon flpptfeation
Sy 1 va Lumb er Mfg'.Co.
(dood goods
Prices
C. Bo A L I SON
Dillsboro, N. C.
New building lower end of Main St.
A S. DILLS
FIRE,
GOOD ROADS.
element mixed up with good roads.
It is pretty hard io serve the Lord
with gladness when we have to
travel over wretched roads to do it.
J puts everybody in a better frame
of mind to roll over a smooth, hard
road. It means better schools, "bet-!
Sever 1 parties who have been
sickin the community are now con
valescing, and especially we note
Mrs. George Pangle and the little
son of Kelly' Keever.
Sorry to note the death of John
ter churches, better crops, better Barker about one mile above town.
neighbors.4 a better civilization. It who diep! with typhoid fever, while
is said when a cannibal is convert- the rest of the family -had same.
ed the first" thing he calls for is a i but are better now.
shirt; and when a community is The Critic.
. filled with a really religious spirit 0080!
it calls for decent roads. We are
1 ad that a public sentiment is W. S. Gunsalus, a farmer liv-
growing that promises to compel ingnear Fleming, Pa., says he has
even the darkest corners to mend used Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera
their highways. Editor H. B. Var- and Diarrhoea Ramedy in his family
ner of. Lexmgtbn is engaged m a for fourteen vears. and that he has
righteous crusade when he speaks found it to be an excellent remedy.
for bond issues for the building of and taes pleasure in recommend-
ing it For sale by ALL DEALERS
good roads. Those who, oppose
bonds pretend to be . gremy con
cerned "about future' gene-noc.
but their real concern is not about. "1 was cured of diarrhoea by one
the future but the present. It the , dose of Chamberlain's Colic. Chole-
good work go' on:' Good roads are ra and Diarrhoea Remedy," writes
,-nminfL We have delayed too lorg . M. E. Gebhardt. Oriole, Pa., There
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to DUll CI gouuiusu"u'" rf -1 10 juuiuuijj uciicr. iur smc uy tvuLi
Sylva,
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TO THE
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Jackson Count j- is firowin
AS SHOWN BY THE DEPOSITS OF THE COUNTY'S BANK
1910 August 19th
1911 August 19th
1912 August 19th
1913 Febuary 19th
$69,758.58
$75,856.20
$84,191.79
$93,895.40
and in the past. 6 months
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$11,28171
i J' years
crease 1
ii oast 6 months
JACKSON COUNTY BANK
SYLVA, N. C.
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