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Executrix Notice.
Bljtyhig been appointed as execatriz
last will and testament of C. A.
JtanninB, deceased, late of McDowell
’ ^StciBty, N. C., this is to notify all per*
tfiipB laying claimB against tlie estate of
deceased to exhibit them to the tyi-
viflnraigaed at Dysartsville, N.*C., on or
before the first day of December, 1W7,
or this notice will be pleaded in 'bar of
their recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make imm^iate^
payment to the undersigned.
This Dec, 1, 1916.
Mbs MA'ariE L. Jaquins,
Executrix of last will «nd testa
ment C. A. Jaquins, deceased.
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NOTICE!
Notice is hereby giyen that applica
tion will be made to the next General
Afisembly of North >ux>lina to ataend
the charter of the Town of Marion.
This Nov. 13, T916.
J. W. Streetman, May^r.
J. W. WiNBORNE, Sec’y.
BAD wreck at ELMWOOD
Passenger Train Ijlo. 15 Crashes
Into a Freight-and Several
Persons Are Injured.
Statesville, N. C., Nov. 30.
Three traiDmeo were iojafed, one
of them seriously, and a ^pamber
of passengers were bruised and
otherwise slic^htly injored at Elm
wood, eight miles east of Stot^
ville, this moroing, when passen
ger train No. 15 crashed into freight
train No. 8&, which was stan^io^
at the station.
The injur^ are:
Ernest Allison, Asheville, fire
man on No. 15; both arms broken,
hand mangled and face bruised.
Jphn Gline;f^heville, engineer
on No. 15^ bruises and severe
shock.
William B. Garrison, Glen Al
pine, mail clerk on No. 15; leg
pierced by huge splinter.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Abernathy
and little son, of Spencer, were
bruised, as was F. A. Oliver, of
Georgetown, Mass.; F. E. Lewis
and Captain Tom Murphy, con
ductor on No. 15. Several other
passengers were slightly bruised.
Engineer C. A. Boone was in
charge of the engine pulling No.
88, which was supposed to take a
side track at Elmwood and wait
for No. 15 to pass. According to
reports of the accident, the dense
fog prevented the engineer from
seeing the switch, and the freight
ran by the point where it should
have taken the siding.
CRASHES INTO FREIGHT.
No, 15, with Engineer Cline in
charge, crashed into the freight
almbs^at the station. The cab of
the freight engine was empt^, it
is stated, and it is presumed here
that the engineer and fireman were
investigating their position with
reference to the switch when the
crash came. Engineer Cline, it is
declared, threw on the emergency
brake and did all possible to stop
the train before leaping from the
cab with his fireman, Ernest Al
lison. Others on the train knew
nothing of danger until the trains
collided.
Both engines were badly dam
aged, the pilots being torn up and
the cabs badly smashed. The mail
car on the passenger, which was of
steel, was little damaged, but the
wooden passenger coaches wertf
crushed in at each end. Although
the train was carrying a large num
ber of passengers there were few
at the ends of th$ cars, by some
strange freak of chance, and they
were little injured.
Mr. and Mrs. Abernathy and
child had an almost miraculous
escape. They were seated at one
end of a car when the smash oc-
cured, and were picked out 6f a
pile of debris after the wreck, none
of them being more than slightly
bruised. The track was soon
cleared and service was resumed
within three hours after the wreck
occurred, a wrecking crew being
called from Spencer to aid in clear
ing the tracks.
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Dr. King’s New Discovery to-day at
your Druggist, 50c.
HONORABLE W. T.
CLEMENT FEELS
LIKE A NEW MAN
Former Legislstor Tells Just Wh#t
Tanlac Old For Him. E. H.
Drum Talks.
When the honorable W. T.
Clement of Enfield says: “After
using four bottles of Tanlac I feel
like a new man,’^ the people of
Halifax Comity know that Tanlac
is a great medicine and has done
for him ail that he claims. Neat
ly every man, woman and child in
Halifax County knows and-respects
Mr. Clement for it was he who
formerly represented their inter
ests in the North Carolina Legis
lature.
“The Hon. Mr. Clement took
Tanlac when he was suffering from
loss of appetite, lack of energy and
a run-down condition, for Tanlac
helped some of his friends who bad
suffered similarly,” commented £.
H. Drum,. State Distributor of
Tanlac.
“At this particular time of the
year when so many people are com
plaining of catarrhal affections of
the head, nose and throat, faulty
digestion and improper assimila
tion of the food, rheumatism and
colds, I especially recommend the
use of Tanlac for it strengthens
the body and prepares it to offset
all such attacks.”
Tanlac is sold in Marion by J.
W. Streetman.
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Chamberlain’s Tablets are excellent
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Notice of Sumrnons.
North Carolina, ) In the Superior Court
McDowell County f Before the Clerk
I. T. Avery and A. C. Avery, Jr., Ad
ministrators cum testamenta annexo
of I. T. Avery, Sr., deceased,
vs
Heirs at law of Josiah Askew, deceased,
names unknown; heirs at law of Wil
liam Ainsworth, deceased, names un
known; heirs at law of James
worth, deceased, names unknol
heirs at law of B. H. Chapman, de
ceased, names unknown; E M. Hbno
fer, G, W. Denny, Zeb McGee, J. Q.
Gilkey, W. K. M. Gilkey, F. F. Ni
cola, and others.
To He|rs at law of Josiah Askew, de
cease, names unknown, heirs at law
of William Ainsworth, deceased,
names unknown, heirs at law of James
Ainsworth, deceased, names unknown,
E. M. Henofer, and F. F. Nicola.
The defendants abpye named will ti^e
notice that a pfoce^ng entitled as
above has been instituted in the Su
perior Court of McDowell ^unty, N.
C., before the Clerk, for the purpose of
setting up a lost deed from Josiah Askew
to Waighstill Avery for an undivided
half interest in and to a tract of land in
North Cove, McDowell County, N. C.,
being grant No. 3746 to Josiah Askew
and Waighstill Avery,^ recorded in Book
No 65 at page 20 of McDowell County
Deed Records, to wliich reference is here
made for certain description, and to
have the boundary of said land surveyed
and adjudicated as provided by Bevisal
of 1905, section 328.
The said defendants will further take
notice that they are required to appear
before the undersigned Clerk of Su
Eerior Court of said County, at the court
ouse in Marion, N. C., on the 15th day
of December, 1916, at 11 o’clock, a. m.,
and answer the ^tition or complaint, a
COTy of which will be deposited in the
office of the Clerk of the Soperior Court
of said County within ten d&ys from the
date of this summons and notice, and
said defendants will take notice that
they fail to answer the said petition or
complaint within that time, the plain
tiffs will apply to the Court for the re
lief demanded in the complaint or po
tion.
Of this notice, said defendants will
take due heed.
Witness my hand, this the 14th day
of November, 1916.
Thos. Mobbis,
Clerk Superior Court of McDowell
County. N. C.
NOTICE!
state of North Carolina, )
County of McDowell. V
To G. M. Walton Heirs: You will
take notice that on the third day of
January, 1916, the undersigned pur
chased from the sheriff of said county,
at a sale in the manner provided by
lax^for the delinquent taxes amounting
for the years 1912 and
1914, the following described real estate
in said county and state, to-wit: 145
^resoflandin Dysartsville township,
hsted as the property of G. M. Waltotf s
You ynll further take notice
that on the third day of January, 1917
we will imply to the sheriffofsaidcoun-
®y^or a deed for said real estate,^ unless
redeemed before the above date expires.
Th^November28, 1916.
B. H. Cowan and
J. E. Flack, Purchasers.
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Progress promptly, please. '