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Fbankux, N. C, Q ct. 25. 1905.
Office In Hina Block, Esst Main 3.
fepalatlea.
Franklin, .., 485
Mneon County, ... 12,104
North Carolina, ...... 1,891 JW2
Jrcffsstoiwl (Tark
T.J. JOHNSTON,
ATTOUXBY-AT-IAW,
FRASKLIN, . C.
Careful attention to all bualaeae.
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ROBERTSON & BEKBO W
Lawyers,
mASK UK, MACON COUNTY, M. O.
Will practice iu the courts of thlsState
dk the Federal Court. Collee
. Mens a SpecUlry
JONES A JOHNSTON, .
. ATTORNEYS AT LMw.
General Lew Practice- CuHm-Uom.
Notary Public.
OTTto Om fta list tf twUk.
SAM 1 KELLY.
tfittorney ai Jidw $ Jfabary
Jpublic.
fcrraUcttleierLulTMM aaeCtOKtlwtSUd a
leKtanr.
Offlot k Jobtttoi-P crtnr Bled, FmUta. I. C
J. FRANK KAY,
ATTORNE Y-AT-LA V,
Practices in alt ibe courts.
mi i 'i i n m 1 1 1 1 ui 1 1 1 1 1
'! A. A. HOWE,
THE BARBER,
FRANKLIN, N. C.
CULLASAJA COUNCIL NO.
1 68, JR. OvU. A. M.
Franklin, N. C.
. Meet every Second snd Fonrth
Friday nlgbta In eacb Month.
F. I Sii.kh, Conneiloti ,
Dakiel Lvlb, Bee. See.
HMlMMAlilWaMlWllliMMAlMlilMlifQt
I For Sale-Real Estate.
.Tmcn Property. .
F A R M S.
JT" ? and Timber
Mr'Jonah Dills, of Sylva, was
here two or three daj's the latter
part of last week,
Mr! J. O. Harrison put a force
of carpenters to work Monday
Mnrninir framing Iim new rmii-
denco building.
Dubcan Ilannegan, of Washing
ton C4t.v, has been doing United
State Geological work in this vi
cinity daring the past two weeks.
Our Ctillasaja correspondent was
misinformed last week about Miss
Florence iiray returning home
-- from , Asheville, . -and aska Thb
lURsa to correct the mistake. She
will remain some time with her
Tlie railroad engineers have
spent a part of the past week
measuring and figuring ami dri
ving stakes on the fartlier side of
therivr, presumably trying to lo
cate a place for a depot. Friday
; .1 ' .. J i j:,.
evening uiry nreaaurcu vim uii-
tance from over there to the court
house in town. Not ranch can be
learned from tlie surveyors as to
what they are doing as they ap
pear disinclined to talk about their1
work or give out any information.
The Better
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' The tissues of the throat are
inflamed and irritated; you
cough', and there it more irrita
tionmore coughing. You take
a cough mixture and it eases the
irritation for a while. You take
SCOTTS
EMULSION
and xt'iurts iht cold. That's
what is necessary. It soothes the
throat because it reduces the
irritation ; cures the cold because
it drives out the inflammation;
builds up the weakened tissues
because it nourishes them back
to their natural stret.gih. That's
how Scott's Emulsion deals with
a rore throat, cough, a cold,
or bronchitis.
Wtll UNO vou
a sampic rati.
r.M K'rrrt
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SHQEOMEN
ifotal m bots.
Bnsineee Loeala, per line, 10 eenta for
eeoa luaeruon.
II. II. Jarrard, of Atlanta, was
here Friday.;
C W. Rowe, of BrysonCity,
was here a week ago
H. S. MUl'uuns of New York,
was here Wednesday.
C Falk, of Asheville, was here
two or three daj s of last week.
J. E. Blythe, of Booncsvllle,
Miss., Ls registered at Hotel Jar
re tt.
Rev. W. H. Woodatl, of Clyde,
N. C, was in town Wednesday
evening.
I have just received a nice ' line
of fresh Chocolate and Bonbon
Candies. J no. S. Tkottkk.
"Uncle" Dick Addington, col
ored, reports a heet raised by him
that weighs ten pounds.
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Wfm
ef
HatjalTwUntHwinlagM
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Porter,
of Andrews, after a week's visit
to relatives at Highlands, were
here the latter part of last week.
Mr. E. D. Franks, wife, two
daughters, and son Charlie, and
Miss Lillie Moore, and Miss Pre
vatt, left last Wednesday for At
lanta to " visit the Fair and see
President Roosevelt.
Girls, if you want red lips, laugh
ing eyes, sweet breath and good
looks use Hollistor's Rocky Mount
ain Tea. Tlie greatest beautifier
known. 85 cents, Tea or tablets
atF.T. Smith's.
Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey, of Co
lumbus, Miss., were here from
Thursday to Saturday looking (af
ter the ptironase of some timber
lands. They stopped with Mrs. J.
L. Robinson while in town.
Messn. Lee Crawford and Br
ain Pattoq left Friday for Elmi-
ra, N. Yn to purchase some - fine
French Coach brood mares for
themselves and probably, for oth
er of our citizens. They will be
absent about a week.'
The Methodist Sunday School of
Franklin will hold a Rally Day
Service on Sunday, October 29,
1905, beginning promptly at 10 a.
ra. A stiecial Droarram has been
prepared and a cordial invitation is
extended to all to be present.1
Indigestion, constipation dys
pepsia, kidney and liver disorders,
and all stomach troubles positive-;
ly cured by using Hollister's Rocky
Mountain Tea. 85 cents. Tea or
Tablets at F. T. Smith's, v : ;
On account of the progress of
the Tallulah Falls Railroad to
wards Franklin, and the neighbor
ly location of Clayton, Ga., the
Tribune published in that town
would be an interesting exchange
at this office if we could get it
within a week of publication day.
Sometimes it does not reach ts at
all, and has for several week past
been putting in its appearance on
Tuesday evenings of the following
week after we go to press so that
we can not use any clippings or
news from it. Is there no reme
dy I (!an it not be arranged so as
to reach us Friday or Saturday of
the week of , publication.', .. I
brother Keynold.-.!
SLOAN
We are alwava
erythlug for our customer, and have just Imuulit
a big line of the famous 'Kant-le-beat"Clothifng,
which is conceded By the entire trade tf be (the
best, and most up-to-dute line of clothing , oh- I the
market. It is canal in sti le, lit and quality tl the
best Tailor made
Wo have alsosccured theagency for the fnifiious
"Queen Quality" shoes for women; Theso sjlioes
combine the tliree essentials necessary to a perfect
woman's shoe; vis: Comfort, Durability and Style.
Their reputation is WiM-mib.. and every Jonmn
knows when she has on a pair of "Queen Qujulity"
' she has the Ixwt that money will buy. We also
have a full line of show of all kinds for mem, wo
men and children,
' Our line of Dry
take pleasure in
period last year. .
Respectfully, -Sloan
' JRANKLIN, N. C.
CASTOR I A
- ' For Infants and Childrea. -
Till Kind Yon dan Always Bought
Bears the
tfgnatare
Claude Russell, who went west
last spring r. turned home lust
Saturday. ,
Cant. W. P. Moore, of Clay Co.,
is visiting relatives and friends in
and around Franklin this week.
Did you ever take occasion to
realisw that this is the first day you
ever saw in which the sun hadn't
sett
Mr. Geo. W. Downs returned
home a few days ago from a visit
of several weeks spent with .; rela
tives at Lavonia, Ga. ;
Mr. R. L. Bryson is building a
mica house at his home on lot la
street to be used by , Mr. Sweet
and the company he is connected
with. . - . 7
Thanks to the Haywood County
Stock Raisers and farmers Associa
tion for ja copy of premium list of
their first
1905.
. r .
The
mil frTrcutting scrape on Cow
ee, gave bond for their appearance
at court and were turned out last
Wednesday evening.
Mr. W, R Hawkins, general
advertising agent for II. K. Buck-
len & Co., Chicago, III., was here
Monday evening and renewed con
tract with Tlie Press for another
ycaN
Rev, F, L. Townscnd was called
to Cartoogechayc Sunday evening
to conduct the funeral services at
the burial of Miss Virginia An
derson, aged 15 years, who died
Sunday morning of ap(endicitis
following an attack - of diptheria.
OABVOnXA.
Mr. R. I. Sisk left Sunday'for'
Asheville where he goes to take a
11200 clerkship in the office of the
Collector of Internal Revenue to
succeed Hallyburton, deposed.
His family will not go till tlie first
of next month. His duties will be
gin November 1st. -
It makes no difference how long
yon have been sick, if you are
troubled with indigestion, consti
pation, liver and kidney troubles,
Hollister's Rooky Mountain Tea
will make you well 35 cents at
F. T. Smith's. . - V
Rev. W. W.Colley, I. D., lee-
tured in the court house last Wed
nesday afternoon on 'tlie .savage
tribes of Africa among whom, he
has spent a large : portion ! of his
time during the last twenty-nine
years as a missionary, His talk of
the natives of the dark continent,
their habits ami mode of living,
and of the country and its produc
tions, was very interesting. ; A
pretty large number of colored
people were present and quite a
number of white people also at
tended. Mr. Collcy exhibited a
number of articles brought home,
with him and explained their uses.
: Don't Borrow Trouble.
i i.
It is a bad habit to borrow any
thing, but the worst thing you can
possibly borrow, is trouble. When
sick, sore, heavy, weary and worn
out by the pains . and poisons of
dyspepsia, biliousness, Bright'
disease, and similar internal disor
ders, don't sit down arid brood
over your symptoms, but fly for
relief to Electric Bitters. Here
you will find sure and permanent
forgi t 'ulm'ss of all your troubles,
and your body will not Ihj burned
by i load dchtdi--4ca.se.- At F.
T.Siuitirsdnig More. Price" &f
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BROTHERS
look imr out for the lint m ne-
clothing. .
the best to bo had for the money
Goods & Notions Is onjual if
unv iii triivn. arid Will llhvilVS
showing you what we havej. Ourb
constant aim is to please our customers, Bifid ourl
ability to do this Is demonstrated by an increase of j
nearly 50 per cent in our business overtlbe samei
ros.
' NEWS BRIEfiS.
"
President T. J. Simmons, M
Shorter College, Rome), Ga., wl io
several months ago matle a gift if
ftAiKI to the Alumni building t
Wake Forest, has made another
large gift, thus becoming the Isfr-.
gest contributor to that ImmlsoMAe
building. ; J
. 1 -r .7
Mrs. Bruce, of Sulnhhr Sprincs,
Buncombe county. It. C, dieJ a
week ago aged tft ytjirs. v 1
Three men were arrested in Hiin
comlie County Sutirday charspxl
with giving a marrieil womkm
whiskey and getting her drank
and then committing an assault.
' ' 7 " ;
air. J. K. rendergrass liajs a
lemon tree set in a tub in the near
end of his store that has eight lem
ons on it varying in size from a
full grown down to the size of t
partridge egg. -
The Rabun Industrial lljigh
Scimol has now enrolled 170 pupils.
This is a fine showing for this new
school. We hear of many pupils
oUft'r mints of tlie
as the public schools
arge number of the.
o county will enter
the school atfrr their schools close.
An incn-a.se the number of tea
chers" may br miuired for the
spring term. Clayton Tribune.
Plans To Get Rich.
are often frustrated by sudden
break-down, due to dysieisia or
constipation. Brace up and take
Dr. King's New Life Pills. They
take out the materials which are
clogging your energies, and give
you a new start. Cure headache
and dinxincss too. At j Frank T.
Smith's drug store; 25, guaran
teed. Institute at West's Mills.
ThePiikss is infornied that Miss
Leona Young has resigned as prin
cipal of the school at .West's Mills,
on account of failing health, and
has lieen succeeded by her father,
Rov. P. R. Young of Transylva
nia county. Tlie school is doing
good work and the prospect en
couraging for the future. It will
continue in session until April.
Prof. Young is said to have re
ceived the highest grade of any
teacher examined in Macon county
this year. He has had long expe
rience as a successful teacher, The
school is to be congratulated on Se
curing the services of so compe
tent a teacher. The people of the
community are very mueh inter
ested in the cause of education
and are doing much toward build
ing tip a good school. Hie chil
dren are said to bo enthusiastic
and are making rapid progress in
their studies.
A Prolific Apple Tree,
" Mr. G. A.' Campbell brought lo
our office last week some samples
of the second, third .and fourth
crop of apples from a seedling tree
on Mr. C. C. Cunningham's place.
The first crop had , ripened and
been used. He brought a full
grown apple of the second crop,
some of the third crop about the
siise of partridge eggs, and some
flourishing looking blooms. Mr.
Campbell says the tree' is full of
small apples--third ' crop and
blooms, '
A New Enterprise.
The Torrence Coniany, of Ath
ens, Ga., are making arrangements
to install a plant in the old Lucas
factory building beyond the iron
bridge to cut dogwood timber into
shuttle blocks. "This timlier is for
export to England, France and
Germany.- . See their advertise
ment 'in tlie special mil ice column
about the pui-i Who dnrood
t'.u.: i v.
f
Do not take chances on it wearing away or experiment with some unknown prepaillca
tilich may leave the bronchial tubes and lungs wealned and susceptible to attack frcn
the germs of Pneumonia or Consumption. - ' '
not' only stops the cough but heals and strengthens the lungs and prevents serious results
from a cold. Contains no opiates. -'
It Saved Rto Life After the Dootor SaM
He Had Consumption.
W. It Davia, VliaaUa, California, write! "There b ne doubt bat
what Foley's Honey and Tar eared my Ufa. I had aa awful cough
on my ianga and the doctor told me 1 had coneumption. 1 commenced
takhur Foley a Honey mud Tar and fooad relief bom the firat and
three bottlee cored me completely.' .
Throe thea tie,
. "ttial Tloticts.
Notices In this column lire eenta per
l.ne for each huine. In regular local col
umns, ten eenta per line for each Issue.
even words make alion t a line, .i ,
Eggs 15c Dozen. j
' ' Jno. S. Tho-mas.
-A tine assortment of Nrw Rot
al Sewing Machines, from S15.00
to 3500 at J. T. Moore's.
I will my cash for all beef hides
brought hie, either dry or green.
T. W. Axoel.
Wanted 2iKl bushels shipping
apples at my store.
Jno. II. Thomas.
Livery, Feed and Sales Stables,
Tlie patronage of the public solici
ted. Terms reasonable.
4t 11-15. 'S. A. Mcxday.
We pay $7.0 per Cord for Dog
wood Timber delivered at our mill
in Franklin. For further infor
mation call on or write Thk Tou-
rknck Co., Franklin, N. C.
Oct. 25-8 w.
ATTKNT10X.
.Watches, Clocks, Jewelry Ac.
cleaned and repared in E. H.
Fmnlmstote from 7 a. m., to 0
p. m., by (hiovKrt Jajiison.
To Stock Raisers.
Tlie Red Pdled stock brute
"Prince" can be found at my farm
during the next three months, if I.
Lkk Ckawkorix
Holden Convicted.
We learn from the Jackson
County Herald that John Holden
was convicted last week at - Web
ster, and sentenced to bo hanged
Decemlwr 6, for the murder of his
wife, Reliecea Holden, last August.
Will Holden, bin son, wan acquit
ted. Tlie evidence -was mostly
circumstantial. Holden claims
that he is innocent
A woman who is always fussing,
quarreling, fretting and finding
fault with every thing that you do
in trying to please her,- is about
the hardest proposition we can
think of at present And a man
who stands it without a murmur is
in our estimation a weak piece of
humanity. -We believe in dealing
gently with the women, for wo are
woman's natural protector, but
wedon't believe in letting a wom
an rnn, it over you day in and day
out (!ive her to , understand she
can go sd far and na -further, and
in nine cases out of ten she v Ml
think more of you. Give her to
understand emphatically that you
are king of the household. Press
Journal, Texas. 7 7
Cure Celdsi Freveau facnmoela
TAXES, TAXES, TAXES.
' I will visit lb places named
below for tbt purpose of receiving
Ihe taxes on lbs days and dales
named: " ,
Mill Shoal,
Ell i jay, -SuRarfork,
Highlauds,
Flails,
Monday OcU 10
Tuesday '
Wednesday "
Thursday u
Friday
Smith's Bridge, Saturday
CsrtoogiHihaye, Monday
Naulahals, . , Tuesday
Briartown, Wednesday
Buruiugtown, Thursday H
Cowee, Friday "
Franklin, Saturday M
Sept. 30, 1905. H.D.Dkan,
Sheriff.
P. S. ,A1I -taxpayers are ear.
neslly requested 10 meet me at I he
above times aud places and pay
their taxes for Ihe year 1905, as
this is last aud only round with
out cost. II. D. D.,4
f ruil DYPEPM
W Hrewa'i Irw'i ftltifra.
Fhysiriii'iis nw-onum'tKi It, .
All tl-'Alrr U-.-U it. tl.t' rmir ImtHe. lm'?i.
nr
lL
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71
11
50c and Sl.OO. The 9S-eeot sfaw contain two and one-half times aa much aa the small ib end the
$1.00 bottle almost ate times aa mock. RetvM Subatitutee
SOLD O niCC"-EKDED BY
FRANK T. SMITH
CITATION. ; ...
Slate of N. C, ) To Ihe Bup'r.eouri
Macon Co., Before the Clerk,
Charles L. Palms, Bertha Palms,
Viola Paints, C-rrine Palms
aud Francis Palms,
I vs.
Marie Aimee Palms, Laurent de
Champeaux, Wm- J. Palms,
Helene Palms, Clarence
Palms, Marie Louise
Palms, aud Francis
de Champeaux,
Noi ice. " .-. .
The, defendants above named
will take uoticn that au action eu
tilled as above has , been 'com
menced in Jbe Superior - Court of
Macou Couuty aud that the pur
pose of said action ia lo obtain a
decree or the appoiutmeut of a
Commissioner to sell all the lauds
and interests iu lauds or ruiural
Interests belougiug to the estate
of Francis F. Palms, deceased ;
said lauds or interests situated in
Macou and Jacksou Couuties,
Norlb Carolina.
Aud the said defeudauls above
named will further take notice,
that they are required to appear
before the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Macou Couuly, N. C at
his office iu Franklin, N. C, ou
the 25th day of November 1905,
and answer or demur to Ihe com
plaint filed iu said action or the
Plaiutiifswill apply to the Court
TTr-rfKaslief demanded in said
CoinplaTuTV-Tia the' 5tb day of
October, 1905. Lax Cbawjokd,
csZfcluNK'Tr M I T H .
D.... I- t .
ihunanionipn IV. 1jAO'JW,
CITATION.
State of North Carohua,
Macon County.
Iu the Superior Court.
Charles L. Palms, Marie Aimee
Palms, et al., beirs at Law of
Fraucis F. Palms, deceased.
- vs.
W. G, Hamlin,T. N. Fordyce,
Herman Nagle, S, C. Hodges,
and the uukuown heiis of
W. Y. Hamliu, deo'd.
The Defeudunts above named
will take notice that au action eu
titled as above has been coin
meuced iu the Superior Court of
Macon Couuty, N. C, aud that Ibe
purpose of said action is to declare
the plaintiffs the owners at law
tud iu equity of all those lands
lying in Macon Couuty and Jack-
soc Couuty, N. C, aud more fully
described iu certain deeds to Fran
ois F. Palms (One from Jobu E.
MuLaiu Sheriff of Jacksou couuty
aud oue from C. T. Roane, Sheriff
of Macon County.) aud also fully
described iu certain deeds from
W. II. Hasket to F. F. Palms,
Trustee, aud W. A. H. Schreiber
to F. F. Palms, Trustee, and from
H. H. Beuuett to Fraucis F. Palms
Trustee, etc, aud 'further said ae-
liou is brought to declare that the
defeudauts above named bava do
lutorests, either legal or equitable
iu the said lauds. ' -
; Audi the said defeudauts ' will
further take police that they are
required " lo appear at the next
term of the Superior Court for
Macon Couuty, to be held on the
11th Monday-after the First Mou-
dsy iu Sept, 1905, the same being
Ihe 20th day of November, 1905,
at the Court House iu said couu
ty, iu Franklin, N.C., aud answer
or demur to the oomplaiut in raid
action or Ibe plaintiffs will apply
lo (be Court for the relief deinau-
ded iu said oomplaiut. This the
5th day of October, 1905.
- Lug Crawford,
v Clk. Supr, Court.
Robestsom &, Ben now, -
Attys. for Plaintiffs.
rciFfsmriYCur
Makes Kidneys and Bladder Right
to
a 3 1W, . . .
- A PoDoamati's Tertknorrf.
I. H. Pattereon, night policeman, of Maahna, Iowa, write t "Last
winter I had a bad cold oa my hugs and tried at tenet a haMoo
advertiaed cough medicines and had treatment from two payiiciana
without retting any benefit. A friend recommended Foieyfa Honey
mad Tar and two-thirds of a bottle cured me. I torn Met it the
greatest cough and hug medicine la the world." -
THE CREOLE MARBLE COMPANY.
FINISHERS Or" Nki.so, Ga.-
GEORGIA MARBLE.
Fine Monuments a specialty. First class material, unexcelled'
workmanship, up-to-date styles,
I . - '
s nbwwni r i ivn yn wuwi w
Franklin, North Carolina.
Full winds bring clmfcd lianils iind
faces so we begin to want Cold Cream,
Cream Lotion, Camphor Ice and sucli
tilings as give smooth skin and tlie com
fort such necensary article afford. Vou
will Unci my stock much improved in tills
line of Roods, as well as the Improvement
in mvjlne of Hair Brushes, Tooth Brush
es, Ac. I can't call attention to all the
nice things I. carry in stock, but I take
pleasure in showing them to any custo
mer. 1 will appreciate your trade.
Frank T. Smith.
.
Stallcnp Fnrniture Co,
FRANKLIN, N.C.
New Factory Building .
Corner Phillips & Palmer Street.
A fine, large stock of new fur
niture in. stock, furniture re
paired on short notice.
Coffins, caskets and all kinds of
undertakers' goods - furnished
promptly onxleuiand. Terms rea
sonable. "7 Stallcup Furniture Co.
joiinu.TiionAs;
-' OEALEI n 1 "
General Merchandise,
School Books and Sta
tionery, Myers Corner, Franklin, N. C.
Having recently purchased Ihe
stock of gepds of R. L. , Bryson, I
will coulinue the business at the
old stand where 1 iuvite all Mr.
Brysou's former oustomorrlo eou
tiuue their patronage, and all oth
ers who want to get good bargains
knd courteous treatment are iuyi
led to call' and figure ou bargains.
I will take all kinds of couutry
produce in exchange for goods aud
pay ataudard prices,
John II . Thomas.
Sept. 5. 1905.- ,
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prices very rea.sonable.
Grokuk BiiYsoN, Agent.
, Franklin, X. (
TIME TABLE NO. W. '
EfFwtiva Monday, 8.,-pt. , l'.Wl, S, A. M.'
Rwtabwiul. Ssa'SlseaS.'
40 13 KAKTRft TIME. II 3D
Dally. Mi. STATIONS. Ml. Dally,
pm am Lv. Ar. pm pm' '
4 10 11 40 U Cornnila 3S 7 14 11 3ft: '
4 2illH 5 Demorrst ! SWllJl'
4 411 12 03 S Clark.nville SO 4n VI 00'
4 4.11210 0 lliUt 29 C4.111W
4 M 1'.' 20 11 Anaiidal 27 R 33 11 40
a m 12 :w i:i iMimd an 41 rsv
5 20 124.1 111 Turni-rville 22 H OS 11 SO
8 .10 12 M 10 Tallulali Par 111 A 08 11 to'
5 40 I 00 20 TnlMah IMg IS 5 Ml 11 ttV
ft -W 1(15 21 Tallulah Fallsl7 1M II n ,
1100 144 X Jontts 13 6 4.1 10 3'
6 07 147 27 Mrtthls It S 30 10 XC
(I 15 150 28 Wylle 10, S 10 IS"
: 2 "5 32 Tiger S B SI 10 OS1
H 37 2 10 33 Bethnl A 10 10 fr
li 4A 213 .IS Clayton 3 AIV1 9 SO
715 V 3S Pamover V 4 00 .9 30"
P. M.P. M. Ar. Lv. P. M. a m'
Italic Inilicate flag stations. ,
No. 12 sto at Tallulah Falls 20 uilnufa-e' ,
for ilinanr. - -r
W. 3. Erwln, Gen. Manager.
NOTICE OF ENTBY. ..
No, 14501. W. D. GUormley'
W. I). Ghnrmley. enters , and clalmJ
60 Acres.' , ) Fifty Acres of LamrV
In Kantahala Township; MacoB County,
X. C, on the waters of Nantahal rlvrr,
Beginning In J . F. Single's line and runs'
so aslo Include all the vacant land ti-'
tweea 3, F. 81gle and Samuel eat (or '
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