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a a a a - j:: LOCAL AND PERSONAL :: Head the Curfew law. clothing Cut price? Jaines. on M. L. Church spent Sunday in Asheville. ; - - i 6ee the resolutions offered' the other evening. Some have been skatiag . on the ice below town. Cold weather caught many water pipes unprotected.' , Chas. F. Runnion. has been s quite side from pneumonia. ... Miss Mary Emma Hood return ed from Knoxville lasV Friday It is about time to begin think ing of base ball fcr next summer, - K. N. Caton had a- sbad fall from the roof of his house last week, Ed Gilbert was in Hot Springs and Runnion on business last Monday. . The regular services will be held at the Baptist church next Sabbath. Morristown Choice Flour, 53 cents per quarter sack at James' Cash Store. Services at the Presbyterian church next Sabbath morning uuu en-'iuuy. j i . - Rev. F. P. Sanders of Reems Creek was in Marshall Friday and Saturday. Lynchburg plows and repairs (the best plow for Madison far mers) at James'. Windows. Doors.- Locks. ' Hinges, Window Glass. Mor row & McLendon. Builders and Plumbers Sup plies, Roofing, Brick. Lime. Morrow & McLendon. The Players Club will soon be ready to give" an entertainment for the Court Blouse Piano. Tuesday the mill people were dynamiting the ice in the race so as to give a ready flow to , the wateri. pight In many 'years, the tlier inomater reading one degree be low zero,' K,t ' Hon: J A. Hendricks has his paper changed from Fort Worth, Texas, Washington, D. C., Hotel Hamilton, Working men's shoes, "strong er than the ' man , that made the law." ' : $2T50 a pair at James' Cash Store. . Read the proposed curfew law fend give your Opinion. We pub lish it for public inspection and discussion. The ice was solid from the dam two miles below town to the cotton mill dam above the depot last Tuesday. Several persons in town have sought warmer or colder climates because of the investigation- be ing carried on. - " i Commissioner W, C. Sprinkle was in Raleigh last week, attend ing the Grand Lodge. He re turned last Friday. ' Y.. Miss Julia Lunsford, who has been spending several months with home folks here, left Mon day for Sarasota, Florida, v ' W. E. King and wife went to Laurel last Thursday to b with their son, Leroy, who 1s-very sick of "pneumonia fever. , :.k '' , Mrs. Clara Ramsey returned home after. aVisit to Asheville. Little Jack went - up Friday to accompany his' grandmother home. , , . Ton will . find a good assort ment of winter underwear, hosiery, children's sweaters, baby caps, dress goods, etc., at James. ",,, There was born to Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Caton, a daughter The child died on Tuesday night and was buried- at -Rector's Chapel Wednesday. ' Repiemberihat Herbert Sprag ue and Voy Mahan Sprague will give Esmeralda on February 8th, at the Court House. Let everybody come out. , , When - you - build your new houseor repair your old, -sie our new line of patent grates. They save fuel. No dust or dirt, j -Morrow & McLendon. I I ' JUST RECElVli.D a carload vl.- forrow McLi-udon. I Items from Trust Please allow me space in your paper for a few Items from Trust. We are' having some very cold weather in this part. , , Rev. R. II. Hipps and J. II. Price attended the Uuion Meet ing at Hot Springs and reported a nico time. i Mr; Fcfdia Hipps left for Hen dersonville the first of tho year where he will enter School. The writer wishes him great success in all his undertakings. Dr. 8. B. Woody made a flying trip to Hot Springs Sunday. Miss Bonnie Woody left for Jefferson City Sunday where. she has been attending the Car son-iSewman Uoliega ior some time. Mr. Jones Plemmons and Miss Alice Price were quietly married at the home ot the bride's par ents on the 30th day of Decern ber. Mr. and Mr. Plemmons will make their home on Spring Creek. Mr. Andy Woody has entered school at the Spring Creek Seminary High School. Mr. P. V. Hunter made a busi ness trip to Asheville the first of the week, Mrs. mine Askew, who was thrown from a buggy suffering a dislocation of the shoulder, is improviug some, Hello, Black-eyes from Little Pine and Black-eyes from Spring Creek! I am glad that you have joinedis. Write again. Come again Brown-eyes from Joe. Great success to the News- Record aud the Editor. Blue-Eyed Rose. Uuilders and riumbers sup plies, anything in Roofing, Gut ters, Shingles, Lumber, Sinks, Pipe, Brick, Lime, Cement, Doors, Windows. Locks, and Hinges. Morrow & McLendon Warning! This is to warn the following named parties that unless they settle on or before January 20. 1912, with tho Road Commission ers, tueir taxes due lor naming lumber, acid wood, tan bark, or other heavy materials over the public roads of Madison county, warrants will issue against them: No. 1 Township. Joe Cantrell, Charley Crane, Stack " Reeves, Garfield Davis, Tom Rice. No. 2 Township. Calvin Shel ton, Barnett Shelton, Sol Shel ton, 'Armp Shelton, .Lon and John Paine, Charlie Shelton, Hickman Shelton. v No. 3 Township. Bob Rice Sebe Watkins, Thos. Rice, 0. S. Edmonds, Rom Edwards, Law rence Roberts, Geo. Rev js.. No: 7 Township. Tillery Wild, B. Roberts, A. J. Roberts,- James Cole, John Davis, Fleet Goforth, Garfield Davis, Alfred Lunsford, Lee Ramsey.' No. 9 Township. Tom Frisbee & Stamey, , No,' 14 Township. A. C. Peek. No. 15 Township. C. C. Bruce. No. 16 Township,' R. W. Rice. A. E. Bryan,' Chairman of the Board of Road Commissioners, will be in Marshall on the 20th day of January to receive, and receipt tor the above mentioned taxes, SOLVES A DEEP MYSTERY ""I want to thank vou from the bot tom of my heart," wrote C. B. Rader of Lewisburg, VV. Va., "for thu won derful double benefit I got from Elec tric Bitters, in .curing me of both a severs case of-'stomaeti trouble and of rheumatism from which I had been an almost helpless sufferer for ten years. .It 'suited '. my case as though made Just for. me." For dyspepsia, indigestion, 'jaundice and to rid the system of kidney poisons that cause rheumatism,. JMectric Bitter has no equal. Try them. Every bottle Is guaranteed to please Only 50c. at Bedmon & KobertsTJo. ; On Wednesday. all the water tanks between Marshall and Morristown were out of business on the Southern. From Morris town tho first chance to "water was Marshall. . ' ' . METHODIST CHURCH Sunday School 10 olclock Dr. W. J. Weaver. . " Preaching, 11a. m., and 7 p. m. E. IVStabler, P. C. Mow's This? Wa otter Ooa Hundrad bolltn KnrtM tnr ny mum ot Cturrft Uwl uoot ba aura br HjUIi Qkiarra. Cm. f. J. CHEKET CO.. Toledo, a I Wa. ha WH)TvenMl. bv known F. 3. I hen.T 'gUSSSJTJSW - " JSSlSJS.- : . T..- uJHi Oitarrll tire kl tm tm.r- v, ci . itim.iK hi trw. wniicmm P. ' r" 1 'i " ' ' hit omtiiu. In Memory of Mrs. Cora Buckncr On Monday night, January 8, 1912, the.death angel visited the home of Mr.' Will Buckncr of Sandy Mush and called away his wife. Her death was particular ly sad. Mrs. Buckner had been in poor health for several years. Though her death was a surprise to all the community,, as the news of her being serious had hardly gone out until that of her death came. , Her remains were interred at Piney Grove cemetery on Wed nesday following, Rev, Martin conducting the - funeral' rites. Mrs. Buckner was a faithful member of Piney Grove Baptist church and had been since early girlhood. Among her last words she spoke of her home in the great beyond; that owing to her poor health she did not crave to live and was ready and willing for the end to come. She always bore her sufferings so patiently, always speaking of the right, evei wishing in her'conversation that her children might attend church and Sunday School regu larly and become true christians. A large crowd attended the fun eral as she bad a host of friends and relatives who came to pay the last tribute of respect to a loving mother, a devoted wife, a good friend. She was loved by all who knew her. While Mrs. Buckner will be missed greatly, we feel our. ioss is Iter eternal gain. Beneath the whispering pines-that environ old Piney Grove church now slumber the remains of our sister, awaiting the trumpet blast summons of the heavenly Father to the final bar of justice to hear the acquit tal of all her sins. So with , us all: we are but awaiting for the summons to join that innumer able caravan' that moves on that mysterious bourne whence no traveler returns. Mrs. Buckner leaves a good . and kind husband, seven child ren and a vast number of friends and relatives to- mourn her sad loss. We extend to them our deepest sympathy. " 'Tls hard to break the tender, When love has bound the heart; "Ti3 hard, so hard to spoak tho words: Must we forever part? Dearest loved one, we have laid thee, In the peaceful grave's embrace; But thy memory will be cherished; ; Till we see thy heavenly face." E. Clyde Cassada. FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COM POUND "CURES IN EVERY : CASE.V Mr. James McCaffery, manager of the Schlitz Hotel, Omaha, Nebraska, recommends Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, because it cures in every case. . "1 have used It myself and I have recommended It to many others who have since told me of Its great curative power in diseases of the throat and lungs." For ail coughs and Colds it Is speedily effective. I. E. BuriiBtt, Mars Hill, K. C. : Postal Savings Bank. The Postmaster reports that the deposits are very encourag ing and that many have come in to deposit. As soon as theeo pie begin, to realize,, that this is one opportunity forv them and very sec'ure they, will accept the offer. Dr, Roberts is very well pleased with the success of the business $0 far; THE DANGER -OF LaGRIPPE Is its fatal tendency to pneumonia. To cure yopr lagrlppe coughs take Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. It. E. Fisher,' Washington, Kansas, says: "1,'wis.tioubled with a severe attack of lagrippe that threatened pneumo nia. A friend advised Foley's Honey and Tar Compound and I got relief after taking the first few doses. I took three bottles and my lagrjppe was cured." Get the gonuine in the yel low package. I. E. Burnett, Mars Hill, N. C. , The -Time -For -.Haste' C : -v In looking after your dental work is before tha ' tooth begins to give you pain. The way to act when you want your teeth made better is to , v - come to me. . - I Put Good -Quality into Your Bad Teeth . and when I have finished they'll be just as good as new teeth and you'll bo free from danger of -' pain. . . v - EL BUE2E1S, -D. D. s. IN MARSHALL 1st K0NDAY OF EACH K0NTH FOR OKE WEEK OVER KE3X03 & ROBERTS CSUG STCS5 I " 1 1 The Bank of ' Frenctt Broad gave tho News-lCecord office a beautiful perpetual calender. It hangs in a prominent place -always calling to inintr the kind ness of the Bank. SAVES TWO LIVES "Kelt her my sister nor myself might bo living today if it had not been for Dr. King's New Discovery," writes A. D. McDonald of Fayettevillo, K. Cy. It. F. D. No. 8, "for we' botli had frightful coughs 'that no other remedy could help. We were told my sister had consumption. She was very weak and had nljrlit sweats but yoiy won derful medicine completely cured us both. It's -the tiest I ever used or heard of." For sore lungs, coughs or colds, hemorrhage, iagrlpie, asthma, hay fever, croup, whooping cough, all bronclii'll troubles, Its supreme. Trial bottle free. 50c. and 1.00. Guar anteed by Redmon &c Roberts Co. NOTICE OF SALE Whereas, Jeter Crowder and wife, Mary Ann Crowder,, did on the 24th day of March, 1910, execute and de liver to D. Harris, Trustee, a trust deed on certain lands In Madison county, North Carolina, therein de scribed, and on certain other real and personal property therein mentioned and described, to secure a sum of money due Harris-Barnett Dry Goods Company and others as will better apiiear by reference to the said deed of trust as registered in the olllce of the Register - of Deeds of Madison County, North Carolina, In Deed of Trust 2?ook No. 11, at page 5!)0et seij., to which record reference Is hereby made for all 'purposes; and wherea default has been made In . the payment of the moneys by said trust deed, and the said trustee lias beau duly re quested to execute the trust therein contained; Now Therefore, notice is hereby given, that under and by virtue cf tho power contained in said trust deed, I, the undersigned trustee, will on Monday, the 19th day of February, 1912, between the hours of 10 a m. and 3 p. m., at the court house door In tlie town of Marshall, in Madison county, North Carolina, sell by pub lic auction to the highest bidder for cash, the following described proper ty, viz: All the stock of goods, wares and merchandise of the said Jeter Crowder and wife, Mary Ann Crowder, at Eng lish, K. C, including dry goods and notions; hardware and groceries; sol vent credits; book accounts; wort gages and credits; and all - show, cases, scales, counter and fixtures. Also the following described lands and premises, to-wit: . First Traat: A tract of land, in Kb. II Township, Madison county, North Carolina, containing 35 acres, known as the lands formerly owned by W. B. MCManan estate, as' will better ap pear by reference to Book No. 20 at page 20 of the Records of Deeds of Madison county, North Carolina, to which record reference is hereby expressly inado for a full and complete description of said lands. Second Tract: A certain tract of ten acres lying In ;ald No. 11 Town, ship of said county and state, adjoin. ing the lands of M. C. Mc.Mahan anl othere, khown as the T.1V. McMalu n lands, which s-aid lands were purcha- ed by said Jeter Crowder from T. W. McMahan. : This sale is made for, the purpose of satisfying and discharging the indebt edness secured, by said trust deed, and such title will 'bo given to said above described property as Is vested in said trustee. D. HARRIS, Trustee, r 1-19 to 2-18 Geo. M. Pritchard ATTORNEY -AT -LAW Practice in United States Courts and in State Courts, MARSHALL, N. C. DEATH IN ROARING FIRE may not result from the work of lire bugs, but often severe burns are caused that mako a quick need for Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the quickest, surest pure for burns,,, wounds, bruises boils, sores. It subdues inflammation. It kills pain. It soothes and heals. Drives off s'-:in eruptions, ulcers or piles. Only 25c. at Redmon & Rob erts Co. .- . . i i i i ii Do not allow your kidney and blad der troublo to develop bsyorid the reach of medicine.- Tako Foley Kid ney Pills. They give quick results and stop irregularities with surprising promptness. I. E. Burnett, Mars Hill, N. C. FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND la a reliable family niodiclne. Give It to your children, and tako It yourself when you feel a .cold coming on. It checks and curcacouglisand colds and and croup and prevents bronchitis and pneumoula. 1. E. Burnett, Mars Hill, N. C. "Mr. Tom Clirisinan sent us a letter telling of farm . produce. Wo could not print the letter but we wish to call attention to the yield of corn on a little over one acre. The yield was one hundred and sixty-eight bushels Can any one in Madison beat that? $50 Reward. I will pay FIFTY DOLLARS reward for the arrest and deliv ery of Bob Carter and Huey Metcalf to the Sheriff of Madi son County. DESCRIPTION OF CARTER. Age about 18 years, weight about 150 pounds, black hair, black eyes, red complexion, spare made with a down look. Wears about a No. 7 shoe. Has had a sore shin. Wears blue clothing. DESCRIPTION OF METCALF. Aga about 23, weight about 170 pounds, height about 5 feet 0 or 7 inches. Has black hair, black eyes, tolerably dark com plexion. Is square and heavy built and wears a No. 8 shoe. Short neck. The money is on deposit at the Bank of French Broad, Mar shall, N. C. This January 0th. 1912. J. N. ANDERSON, Paint Fork, N. C. Charles Durham, "'Lovlngton, 111., has succeeded in flndlntr a positive cure for bed wetting. "My.littlo boy wA the bed every night clear through to the floor. I tried several kinds of kidney medicine, and I was in the drug store looking; for something diff erent to help him when I heard of Foley Kidney Tills. After he had taken them two days we could see a change and when he had taken two thirds of a bottle he was cured. That was about six weeks ago and he has not wet In bed since." I. E. Burnett, Mara Hill, N. C. , Southern Railway. For cheapest rates, fewest changes of cars to all points, call on Agent at your station, or write to V. A. WEST, J. II. WOOD, Agent. Dist. Pass. Avont Marshall. N. C. Asheville. N. O Sinks, Sewer Pipo, Plumbers Supplies. Morrow & McLendon. Special Closing Out Sale! Now is the Time This is the Place We are closing' out our entire stock of WINTER GOODS at'ACTUAL FIRST COST. . v 1 A Big Line of Underwear, Heavy Shirts, H osiery, Gloves, Heavy Shoes and Clothing at prices never before heard of in this section. An opportunity like this presents itself only once in a great .while, and we trust you will avail yourself of this one and secure some of these rare BARGAINS we are offering while they last While our stock is the largest in the county, we do not claim to have enough to supply everybody, so if you. stay away until the best is gone you are the loser. ResiiamLber that MOW is t.tp T2rJE 235a!1d TMIS Is tho PLACE ;TH E;; HOT i Money in the bank is a friend in need. Mon ey talks. Be business-like. The check system is the most dignified and business-like method of paying your bills and. other ocligations. It is one of the best ways to keep "tab" on - your selfto keep from spending a lot of money use lesslyPut all you get in the bank and check against it. In just a little while you will be sur prised to see how much you - do . save. Bring your money down today. MAKE OUR BANK VCU8 BANK We pay liberal interest THE BANK OF The - Bank - of MORROW & Lumbe LATH SHINGLES SHEETING SIDING ' FLOORING ' MOULDINGS FRAMING " TIMBERS SAND BRICK LIME HAIR WALL BOARD CEMENT SEWER PIPE PLASTER TILE DOORS WINDOWS POKCH COLUMNS ROOFING GUTTERS - MILL WORK BUILDER'S AND PLUMBER'S SUPPLIES. CONSTIPATION yfeifjfqiUklr inc nt If otvderUrt troth inf in3utncc 4 Imictto Leaves Ntitra'i wodrtul gift perfftdk huttttva. The molt IVMMarfcalib Ml illnaiuM. phenomenal iithiiVkrub Ltai troi tia Holy LdP. itftttu W today, with th wmwUtoaj kjkld(i c4 4.000 ytrt to Bitid tka, kvt 4 Mi bW le tTMauUAure hrml laktrtivc wkktb nHom, iiiatttn and eur Jericho Lcavs Am. Mm efltAwal than dmgi or i -fcno'tur4 non tvvtM. JrinioUerc pfttatakU.nureamihariiv (mi t tip rt. Tlwy Uanc tkc irteia throutclily fttul tA Uit en.Mt w pstfuiivU. tnftfBd'f M-ntating inc titwu iBtcAinttl mcmb-:iie firuf we pc ti 4t, ky Momtk hM tkfkM tNtoo anW AimnUtc U tl I organ. T -l wnmIWuI nntor NaioHjr n Itrdueed htto Ui Hly Lnnd by Arn.bUa f hytUn laorc tha a AnntmJ ynara tf tmd it m usi vertal m in thu kitv trM country tedajr. i liic uMe ot thtic Inmi a laa t and feultr m du aWa cjtram aac f tho ancient f,epw- 1 hev grew ewly in tKc Huly Lavnd ad jacent 10 Lbs River Jordan, nn itiruba, ye earci uiljr gatnered, tun dried and rnli you in tl$ natural, or purely vpKrable ftad. Ta ate good. AoVgoad. Plain eloth mcIc deltvi.Td onreaipt of SOcentiooin. tarnp or wonty-order. Money back ft not latiofaory. Ob Hiitabte in the U. 5 by nuilaob' Majntiontlii paper and order now, 'I be Joricko Leave imparting Co.. Bullaio, N. Y-, U. &. A. Subxcribe for The News-Record. AND HIDES HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR RAW FURS AND HIDES Wool on Commission. Writ lor price- list mentioning JOHN WHITE & CO louIsville". Established 1887 SPRINGS ; S 0 consistent with safety. FRENCH BROAD. - Good - Service McLENDON N. C. What They. Will Do tar Yon Tboy wi!l eure your backache, atrcagthen your Hdneys, cor rectorlnaryiireEtdarioa, build up the ven out tissues, and eliminate the excess uric acid that causes rheumatism. . Pre; veut Brlsht'a Disease and Div bates, and restore health aqd Qftreosth. Refuse eubGiitutea I. E. 13UWNKTT this ad, P P L C G .
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