Cherokee scout. [volume] (Murphy, N.C.) 188?-1961, 1895-09-10

Mrs. w. r. Mcleod, the millin, r,
is still selling at and under cost,
making room. for new goods. Cali
and see what wonderful bargains at
cottage below the parsonage.
4. G. Dickey left last Thursday
with beef cattle to Richmond, Va,
and we learn that he wired r. Louis
Jennyss not to buy any more until
he heard from him, the market was
full.
To our many customers and
friends We expect from mis- for
ward to do strictly cash business
and sell goods for less profit than
ever sold for here.
GURLEY & Co.
We want our subscribers-those
who are more than year behind
to come in and tell us what they can
do. We are not running a paper
for glory nor for fun-lt's a-business
transaction.
8 w. N. Cooper, of Cooper & Co.,
who is in New York buying goods,
writes that he has purchased over
200 suits of clothing, besides lot of
odd pants. Watch out for change
in their big sd. next week.
We have received an ESSAY for
publication "The Power of Inf1u-
ence." We may be able to use it
later on. We have glanced over it
and pronounce it.,good, and only
wish we had room for such articles.
DR. T. C.. Smith, the well-known
wholesale druggist of AsheVille,
spent Thursday in town getting &C
quainted with our merchants. His
card appears in another column, to
which we direct attention. He has
the largest drug house in the State.
From all accounts Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is godsend to the
afflicted. There is no advertisement
about this; we feel just like saying
1.-THE Democrat, Carrolton, Ky.
Forsale by M. c. King & Son, Drug
gists.
= w. A. McGlamery, of Clay coun-
ty, was in town yesterday, and
brought from Hayesville w. T. Bird |
and Jacob Buckney, of Buncombe
county, who had been on prospect
ing tour and were returning home.
Miss Cordia Penland came this far
with them, being relative.
We were one of large audience
at the dedication of Bcllview Acad-
envy last Saturday. We will tell you
more about it later, but the people
are a unit on the school. They are
talk and act sensible.
The dedication was a success and
lie sGH50r viii soon be second to
none.
Mr. T. nj. Chambers, of Glenlock,
Tenn who has a late patent on
bedstead, was in our town last week
to select suitable place for
manufacturing the same, left Satur-
day and will be back soon to form
stock company. We think it an i'm
on anything in the way
Of bedstead that we have ever
seen.
Mr.. Jacob Esbensen, who is in the
employ of the Chicago Lumber Co,
It Des Monies, Ia, says: 81 have
asst sent some medicine back to my !
mother in the old country, that l
NOW from personal use to be the !
,est medicine in the world for rheu-
natism, having used it in my family ]
or several years. 1t is called Cham
Pain Balm. 1t always does \
he work." so cent bottles for sale /.
y NJ. C. King & Son, Druggists.
NJ. V. Richards, land and immi- c
ration agent of the Southern Rail- $
1ay, requests that the citizens of /
cherokee county to. select one-half !
ushel each of the finest varieties of /
pples that they may be sent to the =
atlanta exposition. The apples
hould be carefully selected and the
ames of the apples and address of \
be growers to be given. Leave them ]
nth II. A. Akin or F. E. Lang.
NOTICE.