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Preacher Jrtarrles White
Pours Hot Shot" Into Coterie of - Couple Store and Office to
Buncombe Radicals. " ,"; ; be Erected Immediately -
Asheville Special to Newa and Observer, 25th. marrUUTe.' verv unilSUal it
its
'-L, .ANNOUNCEMENTS. '
;. I hereby announce myself a candidate
for the offloe of Treasurer of McDowell
county, subject" to the action of the
Democratic Convention. I am crippled i
and probably for Hfe, and I aiunoi able
if
m i tv. i -. I y . 1 . -
JLWO OatUeneS 011 lilCnmODd lllll. roniimfion nA n&.ik. M:i1 I tO Derform mmniial Uhrw- I rnrn.A ir
S. E7 WHITTEN," Editor and Prop, situated just across the French hill several dava m Kn MU ahted and elected to gira all of my
Entered atthePostofflce at Marion,
N. C, as second class matter.
Broad river "under direction --of
tL. J 1.1 . . ...
Tia Vf;n nr Vr tr. 1 uuuw oi we once, ana wui
Hon. Richmond : Pearson, ; former an employee in the mill.7. The Mills abilltr. . r ir a. potut
United states Minister to Greece,
were directed this morning into
the cotiere of republican slate ma
kers who sit in republican head-
M quarters near Pack Square and try
to direct the party's doings and seemed that W. H. Heenan. other- a4 elected will try to serve the poo-
misdoings. It will be alone while! wise known as iEomaine.n woed platotbebto m7 aWlitJ
oetore tney recover from the hot valiantly and swiftly for several
shot poured into them." .v davs. His efforts WPffl not in vtin
The verbal missive hurled at as his bride-to-be went into town
President Taft by one; regarded the other afternoon and secured a
high and mighty in the councils of marriage license. She came back
the party is perhaps one . of ' the to Morehead Citv on her war ra
the fact that all the candidates for mst riid indictments the present joicing and met her loving Ro
whom a majority of our citizens chief executive has ever had hurled maine." They hustled around and
voted at the recent Democratic at bim. got Preacher Mason, colored, and
Mr. Pearson, writing to the edi- were married in the road beneath
toa of the Gazette News, today, the moon and stars. They then
szys' went home and there found a doz-
I am surprised to learn that the ien or mom Ttfturhv neiarhhor hn
Republican primaries held in this ihMtW1 ;
TEBHS :
Ykib, -- - -i-.
Six Months, - -
a Tekbi Mouths, - .
:r; . Strictly In Advance!
$1,001
800
roman moved up here about - two
weeks ago and obtained a position
in we mui oui taier leu me com-
; pany's employment and moved to
a house in Morehead Citv. It
- MABION, K. C, JULY 28,-1910.
McDowell Democracy and Con
ventions. To the Editor op Progress:
I desire to call your attention to
- primaries in McDowell county were
successful in the various conven
: tions which have since been held.
. McDowell's choice for judge and
solicitor was endorsed in the Judi
cial convention Justice and John
ston; again the choice of a majority
; of outvoters at the primaries was
: approved in the Congressional con
vention Mr. Gudger, and finally
our state officers were all easy win
ners in the State convention at
roa TRXA8CRXB.
I hereby annoonoe myself m candidate
for the office of Treasurer of HctJowell
Ceonty subject to the action of the
Democratic conrentloa and If nominat-
dact the office In a safe business manner.
, J. D. LEOBETTCa.
For Treasurer.
' I hereby announce myself a can
didate for the office of County
Treasurer of McDowell County.
subject to the action of the Demo
cratic County Convention.
T. Y. Lttle.
Old Fort, July 5, 1910.
IMm Mi CeEuiieinit
county on the 23rd inst., declared
for me with practically unanimity
for the State Senate.
"My surprise is all the greater
in view of the fact that on the 16th
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iuav., iiuu. v . o. unit, uib oresenii i .
State Senator; T. F Roland, the r ww mwub
county chairman and of the city " .
executive committee, called in a I J-ne people on ine mm hill are
body at my house, and asked if I very grateful to Rev. Jordan who
ing at the house until the wee small
hours of the morning. A few
nights after they again celebrated her
the bride and groom with a tin can TriAi
Bridgewater News.
' Brldgewatex. July 23. "Mia Eddie
Young has returned from a visit to her
mother, Mrs. Wade Henneesee on Buck
Creek.
one
There
Ing
hen
Rev.-
number of others are
I sell the Cotton Boll Lime, 98 per
cent pure.
I sell the- Old Dominion Portland
Cement
The above brands of Lime and Ce
ment are high grade and will please
line of. Furniture, Mat
tresses, Screen Doors, Stoves and
Ranges.
Agent for -the J. I. Nissen round and
square hound wagons.
on the program
Charlotte Clark. Walkp.r. Allan.
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Brown and Lee. Now, this is a ouia accept ine nomination lor visits the mill on Sunday and holds there win be dinner
r 4. . u jj . the State benate and I told these cawiq in i rnf Kap on the ground both Saturday and Son
compliment to the good judgment gentlemen emphatically and un- vices ina vacant house which is We expect an enten-ttng meet
of our citizens and shows that it equivocally, that I could not ac- 061112 ,nsed temporarily. Rev. ing and h to hare a gocd attendance,
accorded with the popular judg- cept the nomination for reasons Jordan's talks are interesting and Mlasea Donnle and Annie Cobb of
mant elsewhere in the state and the which 1 stated to them frankly, helpful and h64S always welcome Morganton are here on a visit to alls
OUt Which 1 am now constrained to on thn hill ' Lois Kincaid and other friends.
state publicly to the Republicans
who have honored me by this re
newed expression of confidence for
which I am uneffectedly and cor
dially grateful. I cannot run or
lamifton
districts affected. Not only that
but it is an evidence of unity and
harmony which augurs well for
Democratic success at the noils in
November.
Jfthn T ,mtrrt m.ct ,-w.k-: r' AM IOt
" ""-"' era! days. Dr. E L
who has been awav for several
weeks returned last Friday night.
Brick and lumber have been or-
Dameron is at
tending on him.
Hias Annie Stacy, who is teaching our
school here, spent Saturday and Sunday
a u x u:ut-:u I stand or sit for the office in Question I Hrft whirh will ha ;n with home folk near Nebo,
iiiiriiH.r iHiirn. u s w iiif-ii w w m i . - . i w w mwa au buu
r ::t "; ;:: for the piamren that i M t. Mr. m. RaiPh ai t
cau jruur atueunuu, uu uue iur endorse, or defend or justify or v Yu -iiT j Saturday In Marion,
which we ought in a large measure explain, or extenuate, or under- on the store will be started Mlasea Mary and Martha Decker of
to fee! considerable pride, is the stand the persistent and obstinate jast as soon as the Abernethy, Ly- Marion hare been here riaiting at the
fact that at these several conven- insults which the actual - president erly Company of Bridgewater can to of Mr. and Mrs. a P. Tate
tions the McDowell delegations fnh! LJTS V beffin shiPments- ThU store wiU nberftof
... A. - . , 6 upon the one hundred and twelve be modern in all wKjtwts and will ycmn Veot attended the Uymens
were permitted to furnish an un- thousand white-Republicans of the 06 moaern n respects and will neu 0beth church Sunday,
usual share of convention officers Southern States, which honored rry ne of dry goods, men Miss Carrie Tate who U teaching near
showing that not only did these-him by their confidence and their d womens clothing, furniture, Marion spent Sunday at her home here.
aL I a. 1 . a . aw m
deletions Derform the ordinarv sunrages ine las election. groceries, etc. mis store will be 1 Jack and Jill.
duties assumed them bv their con - -deniable fact built of brick and will be twenty
stituentebuttookactiveand promi-UTaS m srblL bS fi,nin fect . ' Greenlee News.
nent parts in the work of said con- imnossible. so that mv selfresnecL w orK on iae erection or the OI- Miss Mary Greenlee has bwrun her
ventions. I as well us my obligations to the
- This is nnt. nnlv nlpocinr hnt t. party,.force me to stand aside un
conramnir and onffht to stimnlab? " .ulllcxouV uro Ui days. It will be built of brick and
a o i cnoil na nmennriwi l
Tta Trumbhin the sixth" dis- to went?- by
trict of Missouri and the cataclysm A0" "Allies moved to the mill
in the fourteenth Massachusetts the past week and have started to
and in the thirty-second New York work.
districts seem to have had no effect
- a - m 1 ' a ' .it
upon Mr. latt, and he will pro- Promoter krretfoA.
bably continue m his famous course I
until the elections in next Novem-1 A. I. West, promoter and pres-
ber reveal the fact that he has lost ident of the West Pulverizing
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. ' us to greater exertion in the work
still remaining. We have still to
!; nominate our senatorial candidates
' for the four counties included in the
34th district, and I hope these can-
V didates, when so named, will be
equally popular with the men al
ready named for other offices.
v But now, Mr. Editor, we have
sun a very important outy oeiore i sntu fSio-nwl
us that of selecting the county Richmond Peaeson.
ticket. Above all we want to name July 25, 1910.
men as near to popular choice as T. F. Roland, Grant's campaign
possible, men of undeniable ability manager is making a desperate ef
and clean records and as well in fort to get men into the coming
distribution over territory as will campaign in an effort to v add re
enlist a general and hearty co- spectability to Grant's campaign
fice of the Marion. Manufacturing! school on upper Buck Creek and report
Conmanv will be sUrted in a few u P1111 tc-
ureenjee onmrner ucnooi opened July
25th, with Misses Crater. Wlloo and
Burgin as teachers.
The young people of Greenlee and
Marion enjoyed a moonlight picnic i
H. A. Tate's last week.
The J. D. Pitts saw mill, near Will
McCoy's, haa been shut down for a time.
Mrs. Da rid Pritchard is seriously ill
with typhoid ferer. A sister has recent
ly come from Yancey to nurse her.
friends in our party and gained Company, which had under con-1 Newton Buchanan, who has bean
aeither votes nor thanks from the struction the foundry and machine rick forseTeral weeks, seems to be slow-
shops in Asheville, made a quick !j recovering.
get away last Wednesday when D- Dobson' recently purchased a
certain long-suffering creditors be- couple of lota near the Station whereon
gun attachments and arrest, and to build a roomy and conrenient barn.
bail proceedings. .Brown urotners, ox Uarcen uty, are
He detoured through the country
to Black Mountain, and thence to
Marion and was arrested here
early Thursday morning. On the
? operation of the voters throuchoul I in an effort to anneal to the voters, charges of .beating board bill and
thft mnntv To rlo this Anlxr noJc 1 Vha nhvimie nrnorm W hAAn to Od hoUSO rent he W8S released Oh
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nio (wjruieuk vi vuo auiuuub illy.
11. A f aw tninntAS later. hnvAvr
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a ticKet and banners untuned we son. Mar n w. urown and i nomas t.h a &hAriff nvAiVA information
threahing in the neighborhood and
wheat crop is said to be a bore
average.
John Flamming, of XnoxTiHe, Tenn.,
with his sons Harry and PauL is spend
ing his vacation with his parents here.
The new Methodist church near the
Station is now about finished, has com
fortable seats, quite tasteful interior
Some think that fanning
time is over. This is a mis
take. Half the j car's pro
visions can be grown from now
till frost, with good fertilizers
and cultivation. These can be
grown: Turnips, RutaBaas,
Col Rabi, Cress, Mustard,
Kale, for winter and early
Spring use. Beeta, Cucum
ber, Cantaloupe, Cabbage,
for winter pickling. Turnip
and other seed for sale at 47
California arenue. At Sam
Crcsawn aayt, A quarter's
worth for a dime,' 5c ounce.
Late corn can jet be planted
and enjoyed if fertiHted.
Wheat winter oats and winter
onions will be in good time,
plant early and FERTILIZE!
You want good rich feed ready
April 1st t fertilize aid tow
rye in August and you will
have it 3 cuttings, and then
grow another crop on the land.
1 have A kinds fertUixen, all
the best of their kind. Bay
no and be happy, you can
raise river corn on a sage 6eld
with it.
I can your beans, torn toes,
etc on shares. Save your fall
beans and late corn, and en
joy them this winter.
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Pratt's Poultry Regulator H
Don'i let your Horva. Co, Hon d Ch-dtcr.i t or
to poor when you can keep ihcm hcaUhy and in cood cco
dtnon by invesnnr only 25 or 50c in fYia's At.to1 or PoU
rry Regulator. Every fuel-arc cursntccl You csa rxni
tivdy save your hors from dicing of Co; c ly pvir.j ccc or
rvo doses of Prifi'i Vctcnnsry Cojc cure. Eery bx2r-e
gujirantccd.
Uc have all the remedies reeded to keep you in a 5e
money frukinx poi:rion i;h yocr tn-xuis trd foci. Os
bdy tells us hi the money she t pends for Prsu't Pory
Rcgtilsior and zz Producer tr.-n her grasr rrrcrr.i rhw
ny investment she make. You try it too. Get it at rhe
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MARION BARGAIN HOUSE,
MTU-. W. y. HEM THILL. Trcp.
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can march to victory in November S. Rollins, for the Statesenate and that West "was wanted in Asheville fiK. handsome new lamps pre-
with a greater majority than ever I legislature . respectively, feeling to answer to other charges, but
before. that they would yield under a pro- ,vvesl, was gone and nas not been
-: r-t r t . . - ., . i . ,. , , . neara ot up to tms time.
. I om not. rniTiir m mil arroinei I narlir HirorroH nroccnm nnt. t.hotr I
lnnMUno fn. wow ,un 1 k Mifi too w nA West cut quite a swatn, renUng
themselves Republicans have the I stead of standing and purring un
:ame right to their opinions as Ilder the gentle coaching, Mr. Fear-
have to mine. . But, for myself, as I son has kicked out of the traces.
one who reads and reflects on the
It is proposed to hold a confer
ence at Hickory September 1st, to
consider, the ; proposed Salisbury,
Asheville, Highway proposition.
This movement -should have the
a fashionable house, made partial
payment on manufacturing site
sented by E. R. Bright, and. best of all.
a pastor to whom all seem devoted.
I The congregation greatly regrets that.
this being his fourth year with - them.
they will not be allowed to retain Mr.
Mallonee longer than its close.
and begun scheme to sell stock.
This did not materialize.
present conditions and unpromis
ing future of Republican rule (or
rather misrule) I can see only : my
M duty as a "disinterested citizen and
patriot, to vote for Democracy.
School Notes.
Dysartsviile Dots.
Dysartsrille, July 85. Meadamee
Corinna Knox and Blanton Daves and
daughter Inez of Charlotte are her to
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With the freedom of the press, the encouragement of , every progres-
multiplicity of newspapers and S1 citizen aiong tn une or ; tne
magazines, no man. be he ReDnb- Southern; McDowell ihas many
Miss Mary Greenlee began school spend some time.
in district Mo. 11, Marion town-1 Ml&s Croom of Old Fort is to teach
ship, on July 11. The enrollment Cowen school oommencing to-day.
beini? 14 I Robert Cooper of Marion is the guest
t-i " K his brother. F.R. Cooper.
xiortn vove ocnooi, district no. I w. A. Laughridge raised 150 bushels
7, opened July 18th. The teachers, of wheat and J. W. Jarrett 253 bushels.
Misses Logan and Miller, have en- Mr- Poteat of Marion is visiting
&1T??u? isnorlt L: n"l fifty PPil3 durine the firsi
; of the fact that among those
this worthy
- 'a
wno can
who to cooperate an
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; -arA : most . ftamftst and sinr!Ar in movement.: iwery one
S denouncing th : perfidy of the attend this meeting are urged to
i Republicanr ; bossers, -are some write a once to Mr. W. ET. Nichol
i -of the best Republicans in the son, president of Chamber of Com
r nation today. - They are called in- merce Hickory, Jt. a It is to be
; surgents, or traitors, because their hoped McDowell wiU be well rep-
tinnemanMC will nnt. narmit thAm I tw vuv wuvi u.
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i longer to suffer the wrongs imposed
upon, the masses of the people or
condone the evils of privileged
7: 1 legislation. "-i 'i r
week.
School opened at Vein Moun
tain Monday, July 18th, with an
enrollment of 17v " Miss Ada Brown
teacher.
Sheriff Bryant in Trouble.
Morganton, July 24. Reports
Don't forget the Farmers' - In-1 coming from Mitchell county state
stitute Saturday, August 6th, at that the present sheriff . of the
the court house in Marion from 10 county, j. W. Bryant, is. in trou
a. m. until 4 p. jn. Everyone ble over a settlement with the corn
should make it a point to; attend, missioners. It appears that the
li. .Tate uenton -ox uiariotte u a
visitor here and will enjoy the moun
tain air, scenery and viand for awhile.
He is an undergraduate of North Caro
lina UniTersity.
Mrs. Martha McCurry and her daugh
ters are guests of her. mother, Mrs.
Malinda Taylor.
W. M. Owens Is in poor health.
Jiaeph Propes was repairing his mill
last week. Zzso.
HOUCK.
VOOD
The most wood for the
money is what you want.
This is what you get when
we fill your order. One
two-horse load good dry
stove woocT, placed in bed
10x22, for only $1.25.
Orders filled after Au
gust 1st.
' Pisco your order todsy.
These hot days call for Ice
Cream Freezers, Water Coolers,
H Screen Doors and Windows and
J New Perfection Blue Flame Oil
Cook Stoves. We have them all
in stock.
WchiTc the beat SEWING MACHINE oa the
market for the price
Don! forlct our Moutrt and Hay Rakts.
D
n The Price Hardware Co. n
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Carson Bros:
Caert Street
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'fi 'SM Some time in the near I as interesting matters will bedis-1 commissioners claim to havV dis-
fntnrn wa will attemnt a review of cussed for both the farm and home; covered what appeared to be
Sugar Hill News.
-Sugar mil. July 23. B. P. Morris
made a business trip to Glenwood but
Saturday. -
Alien Harris, who has been sick 'a
short time with typhoid fever, develop-
Horse Shoeing
REPAIRING .
W do it prompt fx
W da it HJht
'Oxtr price an irecwonoa
- ir , - .i s
thA it Mndition' o shortage in the sher
;can 'politics, u-; : . ; - A. or girl living on a farm and The
Progkess. will give a:, six months
I A a wro a rro an AvnApf. ,MAnnf.nt I
t Hon. J. M, Gudger, the Demo l'fiSSi: employed to go over the books and
;rati clnressiorTal nominee in second best loaf teked under , the Dntil he finishes Tiis examination
cratlC . congressional . nominee in conditions. . : - ;; Rnri maw v:a rftnort- nothing will
CJongressman Grant, ; his Repubh- . Major Charles M. Steadman was fers to resign and if he i in debt
can opponenii, ior a joiui uisoua i uoiuiuaiu ,iui wukich , iu 1 10 ine county to vurn oyec ail nis
sion. ": wrant win naroiy accepw . imin msvncv y esieruajr. , . . lyivij y uuw .ww.
ed pneumonia last Friday and died 8un-
. m : . . ma . - r t , f I .
urs accounts. j.ney nouneo nis There wiU be a fifth Sunday meeting
Donasmen and at a meeting a : iew i at Bethel next stmday.
"J. C. Crawford has gone to Marion oa
business. '."-..;"
Dr. J. F. Jonas of Marion was a pro-1
f essional visitor last Saturday.
Mr. Floyd Morris of Nealsvflle was la
Sugar mil to see a patient last Sunday.
Miss Lizzy Wftson was shopping La
Marion last Friday. -
. If any of yocr farm tooU. or
machinery are out of order and
need repairs, bt pet theos
rUht "We repair anything from
a lawn mower to a threahing
machine,.
Carson's Shop
Court Street.
aVaBflBsSMaSaBSasaSa w aJaaaSLa4WaaftaaSBkjLa
Dr:R. H.DRAKE, Specialist (
. tsri bt in .
Marion, at the Eagle Hotel
Monday, August 1 to 7
Practice limited to the eye, and rtf ex cexruus
trouble due to eye strain.
Dr. Drake has brro cotsitg to Msrica for ts yran
and guaranteca ssltsfaetioo la all csj soDrpud by hies.
CONSULTATION JTREB
Now I wsnt it distinctly etxnlocd tSst I do rxrt
claim to curs evtrythiejr with prcpcHy aJfci'.rd fasar, bsl
am will! eg to go oa rtcord witbct fear of ctrviktioo
when I say that all cases of chrocks bJacie, ttrrxKxztm
spoU float itJg before tSo vision, sod ItcMtg aid bcrairg -aatioos
of the eyra, can Dearly always tw esre-l by c''
corrrclly Cttrd to rrliera the eye itrsia. If yoQ iferla K3f
way come) and sre rne a brief cocroluiko w.Q cral yoo
nolhbg. There will be rxi gxesa wotk al yesr exprrj.
..; Ilemember, I personally gsrsi sslafsctioo la all
cases where I prracribc glttrt. , tt
D. R. tL DRAICE, Marion, N. C.
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