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A P00M1SE
H j ve you deemed your, V. S'S.
pledge? The timejl'sbort in which
to buy yqur-sfampi v v?Jc-;
I earnesUy Jirge-e very .ope "Who
pledged to bay girickly asHpos
Mble, for the Government is expect
ing every one to buy alj that they
j romise. ,;The Government's finan
rial requirements have never been
more pressing thanjiow. Our troops
must be paid and cared for until
they have fully accomplished their
purpose ffQdturned home.
It is m itime for, us to retex.
O.ir county has pledged 90 ner cent
of its assignment of W. S. Let's
buy 100 per. cent. A great many
s re buying more than they .pledged.
'ill you? , .
Our States' record is perfect in
every phase of. the war except the
.S. S .Let's make the step from
QJ per cent to 100 per cent.
Respectfully,
v E. I. Watson,
Director of W. S. S. for Jackson Cb
Walter Frizzelt,' who is in the
liuvy, stationed at Fensacola, Ptat
is spending a furlough with home
isIks at Webster. , ' -'
R. L. Sahdidge, of Bryson City
was a business visitor here Thurs
day. ; ' , ' . "V : '- -
Frederick Moore arrived Tuesday
j.Ogiit, from Chapel JJill, to spend
1 e Christmas holidays with his
1 other here.
, i UT THIS OUT IT IS WORTH
MONEY.
DONT MISS THIS. Cut out this'
.flip, enclose with 3c to Foley & Co.,
i m Sheffield Ave., Chicago,, III
iiing your name and address
early, You will receive in return j
, . trial dsW6smMsg?Mi&M
Lraey and Tor Compound, for
.ughs, colds and croup, Joley Kid-
1 ty Pills n
Catfiartic Tab
les. For sate Sy SyfcaHiarmacy.
Ftite oFNditk okaa, -'
iOisoQ County. r ... ' .
,OTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE OK
. PROPERTY.
virtue ofclhe power of sale con-
taiiied in a ecUSSfSdf tx exe
cuted to the undecsignd trasteeioai-iiie
a r -1 c 1 -s -'m. "' - . j-Jr
Jiu U4LV fi nifni I iittt ifT -inn iit'nn i
i . e Mining Coropaayirt2fa!;-
c, to secare an indebtedncte uof -live
housand ($5,000.00) pjbllars tr. JU.
1 a.un. def ault havine been made in the
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. w ment of the said note and indeed-i
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;-iid according to said Deed of Tjriist;
which is registered in the office of the
Agister of Deeds of Jackson County,
iv. C in Book 07, page 378 et sei, in
Record t Deeds of Trust, and the
uudersi&ned trustee having been request
fed by the holder of the indebtednses
1 note secured by said Deed of Trust
usell the property v cony eyed in said
Deed of Trust to satisfy said debt.
Now, tberefore, by vjria'e.of tihe.'pov
tr vested in the uhrwsned tSsJjby
the terms and power of sale ia said
lighest bidder fox cash at public auc
tijn at the fron Court-house doof in
the Town of Sif L';CiioHna;
ciweeu ine pours - Ql f v .wutiu
imaaay and one o cloct on. Mon:
iy the 43rd day. . qt .December 19,
for the purpose of paying th indebted
i.ess therein secured and the; , cost and
expense of sale the f ollowing "described
real estate: . :
AU that' certain, tract 'of lad- lying
s.nd feeing in Jackson County a tract of
about one hundre4 acre it th: siteof
kax is known as RubyCity, including
tbe Cowndum. Redocin 01 and ad
itit buildings -sitatted at the- foot of
gar Loaf Moontaln and described' in
a certain deed of conveyance executed.
vy the Highland Forest Companyjo
1. L. Coucil and andf EJons,. on
tiie 27th day of January , vtxa,: n4 re
corded in the office of .the Register of
&ds gi Jacison County, State pf
Carona, jn Sqo, page hi
st seq, t9 whi?U feffiriBSv18 S'efey
u"ade for a complete descriptW tt
Hillands; alspltfl ..tCliflerjl, rights
oQed by the parties jot the, firs): part in
a tract of land containing jthree tbousaad
cres; adjoining' the hundred acre ract,
& above tnentioned. s r'
This the 2d day of .Nov. x 1
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If J. MILLER DIES
AT WEST ASHEVILLE
, ' W. J. Miller, of West Asheville,
diid vesterdav afternoon at the
Mission hospital from pneumonia
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following influenza, ne naa Deeni
ill ten days, Mr. Miller was for
merly a resident of . VVhittier and
had beep living in West Ashevie
about two yeaas.
; He is survived by seven children
as fallows: Mrs. Early Anderson of
Hayesville,; ftobt. R. Miller, Miss
tbls Millar; Locke C. Miller
m J. Miller, JrM and Hubert
mUr of West Asheville; three
brothers Vance Miller and John
Miiler of Whittier; James Miller of
Waynesville; three sisters, Mrs. E.
T. Moody, of Whittier; Mrs. Carey
Allison, of Barkers Greek, and Mrs,
Belie Htyps of. Gastonia.
- Mr. Miller was a Mason and a
Woodman. r. The funerrl services
will be conducted at West Asheville
ceni.eteryedriesday afternoon at
2:30: o'clock by Rev. E. W. Fox;
Masons Vill-have charge of the in
tef ment ceremonies. Asheville Cit-'
izen. .
ilBJBtfilEETING.
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' "On account of the rain a nd bad
roads very few attended the road
meeting at the court house here last
Saturliajr, bt those whQ were pres
ent Were-vtry much in favor of
Ibetter.TOads. Several talks were
made andluggestians offered as to
the best planswhereby to obtain
the ioney and build the roads.
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DOLLAR CAMPAIGN
The million dollar campaign is
progressing Very wel!, Many of
the churches are about over the top
and the work in this county in en
couraging at this time.
Webster was the first church to
dat tnpir nuntfl I. fl Hnwan twoa
v V r " j ' "uyu iiuuieuiaieiy 01 any slacker
the church manager, and he select- ''deserter, or any one within the
ed a strong committee to helD him.
and the task was easy; each church
can do the same
Mr, W. T. Crisp, who is the mana
ger at 2ion Hill, says he thinks he
he can get his quota. The individ
ual canyas is hfc? plan. This is a
to way,
Prof, Jf C, Ingram and Hey. Floyd
Powell were at BaUam Sunday,
They had a fine day, and a few of
the brethren will stand for the
amount asked of that church,
Sylva will get their part without
any trouble, and will go away over
the top. Scotts Creek will make
the. drive in a few days, They a
ways do the big thing. Mr. T, C.
Bryson is the the church manager.
The good news from Speedwell
church is that they will go their al
lotment. Mr. Z. V. Watsan is the
efficient church manager, and he
knows how to bo big things.
Mr. Geo. W, Sutton will go to Old
Savannah next Sunday. Of course
he will bring good results from his
old home.
Mr. Tom Gribble is booked to go
to Barkers Creek, Sunday. The
good people ol that section will do
their part.
Prof. Ingram has agreed to go to
East Fork net Suaday; Mr. Ingram
has a fine speech on Christian E iu
catjon. Tae people will uq niss it,
but will do tnemselves creiit by
goW their part.
Let every church manager , send
in report at once. We haye till
Januiry 1st to get our part of the
million. We can if we will.
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SLACKERS TOTED
Mr. S. G. Young, Special Employee
of the Department of Justice, Ashe-
fville, earnestly requests the good.
u:in 1 u 1. , . J
I (MrYoun wishes it understood
that thetevis no possible way for
any one outside of the Government
Agents o knqw anything of any
information 'that may be given him.
It is the duty of every good and
loyal citizen to notify the Govern
ment of any'violation bf the draft
law, and anyone giving Mr. Young
any information whatever will be
protected in every possible way.
In reporting those whom you be
lieve failed to register, please secure
ail proof possible, by consulting
records, take receipts, and inter
view those who live Dear the party
suspect. After doing this, mail your
information to the DEPARrMENT
0FwJU,mCE, ASHEVILLE, N. C;
BOX747.:
Scroop Dewitt Hooker, of Dills
boro, who is in the Navy, is at
home for .the holiday.
PAIN KEPT HIM AWAKE NIGHTS
J. XW. Peck,Coraopo!is, Pa., writesf
"I suffered terrible pain: unable tj
he dom a mm. Wed three dif-
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began taking Foley Kidney Pills;
improvement m my condition is1
reany wonderfu." Use Fo,ey
f nev Pi Is for kiinpvfl KlaifAi.t.,KiA'
, - ; ! "vuMic
a Ae,, oyaIeby
I fin 4"h I a n .ra m
1 ABUU
LITTLE CHILD BUBNEf
n "i6 Mk, son of r. and Mrs. Dan Shock, county aid
u ixoper, sustained a very pair- Lorenza Bryson, county aid
ful burn last Thuisdav afrpmnnn I t mr u ' y T
nruuc out piaymfi with sftVmi
iKtie Doys. ,rThe little fellows decid
ed they would smoke and Mack
rolled up a piece of paper, one of
the boys stuck a rr atch to it and
when it began to bl&ze Mack threw
the paper down, but it lodged on
- ' WM WUVvft
nis clothing setting it on fire.
It is very probable, that his little
icr. .Annie doe, saved his life
catching him. throwing him to
ground and -rolling. him in thi
by
the
thereby stopping the flames, b3fore
ottier assistance reached him.
is improving very rapidly.
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Statement of the Condition Man-
agement, Circulation, etc.. remiirpH
by the Act of Congress of AndiiQt
24, 1912, of The Jackson County
Journal, published weekly at Sylva,
in. U, for October 1918.
State of North Carolina
County of Jackson
Before me, a Notarv Pnhlin in
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and for the State and county afore
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&cim. personally appeared E. F.
Brown, who having ! e m dulv sworn
according to law, deposes and says
mat he is ttie manager of the Jack
son County Journal and that the
folio wiiig is, to the besto'f his know
Iegdf and belief, a true statement
of the ownership, management etc.,
of the aforesaid publication for the
date shown in the above caption'
recu iei by fhe Act of August 9j
lyi.wbodie jaecanSPoftt
aMw& arni"r6bitWi 'ntarat n
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1- That the names and addresses
of the publisher, editor, managing
editor, and business managers are;
Publisher. E.X Brown, Sylva N, C.
Editor, u "
Managing Editor M w
Business Mgr. , "
2. That the owners- are:
C, C. Cowan,
M. D. Cowan,
B. C. Grindstaff;
SyJva. N. C.
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Asheville, N. C.
S. C. Cogdiil,
Sylva, N. C
Sylva, N. C
CLAlilson,-
J, M, Worley,
Wilmot. N. Cr
E. E, Brown
Sylva, N.C
3. That the known bondholders,
mortagees and other security hold
ers owning 1 per cent or more of
bonds, mortgages; or other securities
arer None
E, E. BROWN.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this 12th day of December, 1912
M. D. COWAN.
(My commission expires April -12
1919.
Seal
ANNUAL STATEMENT
W. L. Hensbn', postage, etc. 6.21
J. R. Long, servicers to Board 51.51
J. N. Bumgarner, county aid 10.74
Edwards & Broughton, supplies
for Reg. office ' 1.00
Jackson Couny Bank, borrow
ed money . 4000.00
J. W. Ktener, postage a00
Lillie M. Davis, road damage 50,00
C. C. Higdon, Savannah S. L.
claim,
Mrs, J. D. Zachary, M " M
W. C. Buchanan " V
N. B. Cabe, Savannah S. L
claim e
Mitchell Cabe, Savannah S. L
claim
A- Nnroian, v:ork on S. L.
1.81
6.82
.83
1.04
fence 15.00
uarK fainter, county xaid - 2.00
Mrs. Javan Parkeri un M
M- M- Buchanan, county aid 3C0
Samantha Brool und S
iao c v-'dl-Z: tzi
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Kas. Mrg. Co. claim 1250 act
Jacksoa.cSunty B2. Cofl-t2Sa0&
$1.50 THE YEAR INlDVAN
! JacksAu County Bank, bor-
rowed money 4000.00
Douglas Monteith. "
Estes Hoyle
J. A Gibson
Melissa Lewis "
Mrs. Nathan Long "
Haseltine Mathis, "
Dan Shook "
John Monteith
Charity Jennings "
Haseltine Mathis "
Bill Reed
Jas. S, Farley 44
Nelson Parris
M. M. Buchanan "
Mrs. Nsthan Long "
J. A. Gibson
Mrs. John Cope
Andy Hall "
He
R. L. Garrett
Jack Wood
Douglas Monteith "
Mrs. P. W. Mitchell "
Clark Painter
JohrPool "
Estes Hoyle
C. G. Cunniugham "
Samantha Brooks '
Jchn C. Bryson
Tom Ashe
Narcis Prince "
Wm. Brooks
Mrs. Mary Deitz "
Viney Wood ' "
Elbert Coward, salary
and
supplies for Co. Home 65.41
Mrs. Javan Parker county aid 2.00
Melissa Lewis 2.00
Martha Carroll " 4.00
Pollie Barnes ; " M 2.00
J. N. McMahari u " 3.00
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Jfthn fL Rrvcrin A.OWl'V
Charity Jennings
10.D9
Viney; Wood
30CT
3,00
2.00
3.00
2.U0
2.00
3.00
3.00
2.00
2.00
4.00
250
6.00
Joan Wiggins -
Geo. W. Green
Caroline Coleman
Pollie Barnes
Mrs. P. W. Mitchell
John Pool
Mrs. John Cope
JackWood
Nelson Faifris
Bill Reed
Totn Ashe
John Monteith
Wm. Brooks
Mrs. Baxter Owen
4.00
3.00
2.00
8.00
2.00
3.00
95.70
3.25
9.16
25.09
M
Mrs. Mary Deitz
Andy HaU
R. L. Garrett
Agnes Green M
Elbert Coward, salary
and
supplies for Co. Home
Chas, Stiles, refuud on 1917
taxes .
XM. McClung, county's part
of salary Nov. 17
J. M. McClung, county'spart
of salary Jan. '18
Sylva Supply Co stove for
C. S, a office
J. W. Keener, postage
Jackson Co. Journal, public
2.00
42.90
taso
...
475
2.5
2a50
. a75
7.60
4.3)
Lotice
State Hospital, expense of
John Ionian, eta
State IosiL;0iQii ad
vonced C. M Frady :
ERKmg.fefioai 1917
taxes. - i.'!V.ik.-: r-..- , :
R E.; Moody, feeding prison
er?, etc , ' ' ;
f. H. Gie)D, refund tm 1917
taxes ;
a Tatlent, work on Cs&
lights
Edwirds & Bronghteo, sup
plies, for iyofflcr"
W. C. Cagle, locM Tpsttat 4
birba and de iths
Roy Cowan, local refiistiar
deaths and births -
R- 0. SnyfikJoxsal registrar
dethai and births
Ei, a Latham local fcgrtsafc -
deatlis and buths . ; J
ua vwm? auu oirin4.
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3.00
aoo
zoo
3.00
2.00
3.00
2.00
2.00
4.00
mo
3.00
600
10.00
3.00
4.00
5.00
2.00
3.C0
4.00
2.00
3.00
3.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.C0
2.00
3.00
3.00
2.00
2.00
2.50 '
2.(0
3.00
4.00
2.00
3.00
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