Cherokee scout. [volume] (Murphy, N.C.) 188?-1961, 1891-08-04

There was one or two trestles ON
he w. N, C. r. r.. washed away
asst Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. speer, from
South Fla, are here visiting their
ION, Arthur Speer.
DIR. w. o. Patton and wife, who
have been visiting relatives in Dali
Ion Ca, returned home last Satur-
day.
Capt. ]. P. Robinson made a trip
to Ashevi lille last week. The Capt.
is on the fly most of his time on
business.
Sam Anderson says he would
rather be killed rs scared to death.
A wreck will make most of US say
our prayers.
DIR. ii. w. Bayes, of Concord n.
c., spent the night with r. L. Her
bert Thursday night, on his way to
the District Con ference.
Rev. J. W. Hall, of Mineral Bluff,
Ga, will preach at the Methodist
Church, South, on Friday night before
the third Sunday in August.
Mrs. V. II. Olmstead and daugh.
ter, Miss Myrtle, of Washington DE-
c., arrived here last Thursday, to
visit her fathers family and relatives.
Will. Woodberry, of Marble, was
in town Sunday. Will says they
are done saving at that point, and
will move to Hangingdog as soon as
they get done estimating the timber.
There was several wrecks on the
II. & n. Ga. Railroad last week.
There is something strange about
wrecks. When they have one on a
road, it seems that it is bad omen,
as there Is generally more.
The Asheville Democrat give Muir
ply and surrounding country quite
puff in the last issue. Bro, Fur
man has always b, en- staunch friend
to this part of the "moral vineyard"
Bro, success to you and your worthy
sheet.
Mr.. Miles and wife, his two daugh-
ter's, Misses Maud and Bertha, and
his son Harry, left for their home in
Atlanta last Tuesday. They are
SO well pleased with their visit to the
mountains, that they anticipate COM
ing again next summer.
District Conference was held at
Hayesville on the Both and 31st
There was qaite a number of minis
tiers passed through our town on
their way there. Ga account of the
inclemency OF the weather, the Muir
ply people did not attend.
"Oh, if l had only taken this med
icine earlier in life, what years Of
suffering il would have saved mel
Was the touching exclamation of one
who had been cured of Rheumatism
by the use of Ayers SarsaparilIa
Scores of such cases are on record
a well-dressed man, wearing q dia
mond pin, got canght with four tick
cts (worth four cents) Oh hand wheI
the Brooklyn bridge was made fre'
to pedestrians, and got very indig
nant and noisy because an officer a
the bridge refused to redeem them
| Samuel Lovinggood, Jr- opene'
school at Culberson Monday. San
is well liked by the citizens of tina
town, by the way they patronize him
He has also taken an insurance agen
CIV, and will solicit insurance ct hi
leisure hours. Success to yo
"Sam."
The distention Of the stomac
which many people feel after eating
may be due to improper masticatio
of the food; but, in most cases,
indicates weakness Of the digestiv
organs, the best remedy for which
one of Ayers Pills, to be taken afte
dinner. n
In the Grand Jury's report of tn
last term Of the court, referred to th
commissioners as to having q publ
we'll, for the benefit ofthe court
. and Jail. Commissioners look afte
this matter, for it is needed very bad
~ now, and when the court hous
is finished they viii need'it worse:
The Board of Education win SEN
Profs.i E. A. Alderman and p. i
Claxton to assist in holding an inst
tute in Murphy, the county site {
Cherokee. It is obligatory upo
teachers to attend this instf tllte, an
) their presence is expected.
n. G.. KING, County Sup't,