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Local and Personal I can shave you aa slick as a .California Trout. andit won't cost you but a dime Fed Tweed Misses Annie and Kihol Ilendcr- Bon and Miss Ncta Kiislcy were in Asheville shopping the last of the week. ( - Judge McEIroy is holding court . at Marion N. C. this week. Mrs. Cora R. Allison haa been confined to her home for some days with Flu. We are . glad she is able to be out again. Miss Kojaerta Kogers accom panied by her mothr Mrs. Z. . 'Kogers, has gone to Jacksonville . Fla , for a monfha visit to her i brother Mr. It. R. Rogers. 1 an lac is tne result or years , of study, experimentation and research by some of the world'i greatest chemists. Hence its ' . merit --Marshall Pharmacy. iiev. Mr. Carpenter rastor o the Methodist Church at Mar shall underwent an operation at the hospital Monday. Mr. Car penteris getting along nicely and we hope for his speedy re- toyery. Mr. J. R. Swann, of Asheville I I I., TV.l. , aaa ueen hick lor a wt't-ti. iui we ; are glad to hear he i3 able to be out again. , " Mr. Ed Gilberts, little son has ' been seriously ill with pneumonia but the report comes that he is improving. Mr. Gilbert lived for 80 long in Marshall but now lives in Newport, Tenn. '" Mr. and Mrs. Jake Ramsey of Walnut, have been very sick for some days but- are improving 1 can cut your hair any way that any other Barber can cut it, If you dont believe me, Come in- Fed Tweed. Mr. J. A. Hendricks left Wed nesday for Chapel Hill to be at a meeting of the Trustees of the university of which he is'a mem ber. . Miss Catherine Langley dau ghter of Congressman and Mrs Langley is spending a few days in Marshall visiting friends and relatives Mr. and Mrs. Will Mor- 'row. Mr. Guy V. Roberts left Mar shall Wednesday for Raleigh where he will rpend a few days on official business, t in a little water taken three tl mes a day just before meals will make you eat better, feel better sleep better and work better. Marshall Pharmacy. we have now in Marshall a new meat market, the style of the firm is Redmon and Ramsey we wilk." keep all kinds "'of nice young bees on hand?, Pork, Sau sage, Bacon etc. Our market is opposite Ebbs Brothers Grocery Company. All persons caught running a car after February 1st,' without license are notified that; they will be prosecuted. This January 25 1923. R. R. Ramsey', Sheriff. Fiu still seem3 to be in . evi dence. Mrs. Ramsev Mother of Mrs. J. J. Bailey, is quite sick. FARM FOR SALE 175.000 feet of good lumber on it, or will rent it. Zeb Merrill, M arshall, N. C. ' IWac did what everything else failed to jib." Thousands have said it. So will you. Mar shall Pharmacy . - Mr. Wesley Cook, who has been suffering'with Cancer of the throat, died ' Sunday afternoon and was buried Tuesday at thej Gentry grave, yard. ' Mr. Cook has been- living for' some time!mce.citizcns' regard,ef church with his daughter Mrs Joe Hun ter. Mr, Cook has been a patient sufferer for some time. S6me one said he never complained bearing all the suffering , patiently. He will be remembered as a faithful employee of Mr . R. II., Wards - " i Ilr. J. & Tat of Marshall will Sunday on the Special for There will bo shown through tho courtesy of Dr. Rebcrts at The Globe -Theatre" Monday January Winged Guardians of the Forests, Building Forest Roads, Work of the Forests Productions and Labra- tory, Madiaon Wis. Four roi ls in all, absolutely free. Come and see the work of the Forest Service in its different phases. Mr. L. Jared is in charge of the U. S. Da partmcnt Agricfiltnrc Forest Ser vice and is stationed at Hot Springs and has charge of this work this Section. , in Citizens Bank We offer three hundred fifty, first mortgage Real Kstate six per cent five year, gold bond, One hundred each and will do- nate ten per cent Elon College to neipner re-DUiia, rsonas reaay ioraeuvery wire oraernrst&av - mgs Bank trustee Burlington N. u ine u c Kiddlfl Company. Card of Thanks Wc wish to express our gratitude and appreciation to our many I friends who were so kinfi to us dur ing t ie illness and death of little Easter. R. M, Kent ami, children: ' Special We could not give Mr. W. J. Bryan's illustrated Lecture Baok to God,4' on Wednesday night, so wo' will give it in connection with that while the deer killed 'in the our regular ' service on Sunday vicinity of the fire showed an in night. No electricity on " Wednes- crease over past years, yet this in- day night so had to postpone it. Marriage License Robert Crow, ago 21, of, Mar shall, to Pearly Ball, age 18, of I Marshall. ; Mark Smith age 39, of Marshall, to Selena Pegg, age 30, of :. Mar shall. ' : , Clifford ' Freeman, L ago 19, of Marshall, R 5 to Louise Payne, age 1$ of Barnard. Bull Greek Items There has been several cases of flu" in this community but most! every one that has had it is able to bo out again.. ' ' : Mr. Claxton Cohn went to Ashe ville some time , ago where he will attend school during the spring and summer. Mrs. w. C. Silver of this plae paid the pablic school a Tint en 'riday afternoon of Ias'wek. Mr. Kinnith Philips ia now at tending school at Mars Hill after teaching during the fall - at East Fork'of Bull Creek. Mr. Mcrritt Merrill formerly of t his place who nOw lives in Virginia spent the week end visiting relatives J around Petersburg. itizens of Alam&nce County Doing" Fine Thing For Elon College The citizens of Alamance county are doing a fine thing for Elon Col lege, whose Administration build ing was destroyed , by fire on Jan uary 18, by undertaking to raise $100,000 to aid the college in re building. A mass meeting was held in Burlington the day following the fire and a committee appointed to undertake the work at once. Ala- affiliations, are enthusiastic over the movement and invite any per- son interested in aiding the college to join them. C. B. Riddle, Burl- ington, N. G. is secretary, of, the committee, to whom any donation may be sent. ' " ' jiWpQt T?;r-c AJ A ICOl "CO 11U The Game SUDDIv The statement that forest fire? destroy much 'game has alway bi'jn made, hut definite informa tion to prove this point has been lacking. It is an indisputable fact that game becomes less abundant with each recurring fire, but just what kind, and number, of game perish is unknown. An opportuni ty was afforded m the Spring of 1920 to get information on this sourco of destruction to the wild game. The 8pring of 1920 was very dry Many largo forest fires occured in Pennsylvania. One such fire start edon June 1, five miles south ol ModixRun, Pa , in the heart of aD unexcelled deer country. The men fighting this fire under the dire tion of the Forester, Chas, E Zerby rescued three new-born fawn? from the fire near their camp. These fawns could hardly stand and would surely have perished had not their blats been heard by the fire fighters above the roat and crackle of the flames. Alllhree fawns wore male deer. From this rescue occuring on a limited area near camp it was estimated that fully 100 or more fawns perished within the 5300 acre sweep of the ffre. The adult deer could, of course, escape. It was predictod at this time that a short agi of legal deer killed would be noticed in the season of 1921, at which time these fawns ' would be spike-bucks. Such was the case, In conferring with the Traveling Game Protector, Mr. Wm, C. Kelly of DuBois, IV, he informed me crease was not in keeping with that of the surrounding regions. The shortage of spike-bucks was parti cularly noticable. Very few of the smaller game ani mals escaped. This area being a I 1 ! 1 i . . I - . i J- umcKenea waste wie . prowjcuve coloration of the rabbits and ruffed grouse made them easily discernible Only one disheveled rabbit and a grouse hen with a lonely chick were seen during the summer following the fire. Immediately after the fire female deer could be seen search' ing for their fawns over the black ened ground. One such deer whose fawn we had saved, scenting her offspring, came close to camp. But when we carried the fawn to her she would run away, the fawn fol lowing us back to camp as tame as a kitten. Pennsylvania has built up a great hunting ground. JJndef wise pro tection the game is increasing rapid y. l here are only two things that can remove the game. The firit is to repeal all game laws and the te cond if feTMt Irw. Thera h little danger of the gam beeoratng ex tinct from either cause if the State continues in its present policy. The tools and equipment that would have stopped that fire'of f920 has been supplied by the Department of Forestry together with other ad- vances in forest protection. But it remains with the individual to use great care while in the woods, A fire causes enormous damage to timber and. game. We can't be Prevent Forest Fires toocaraful. It Pay CHAS. E. ZERBY. Clarion, Pa. Walnut Items The epidemic of inflluenza which effected more than half of the popu lation of Walnut has about sub sided.' ' ; ' Rev, and Mrs. Wesley Hyde and their daughter ; Miss. Anna, left Walnut this week for Tela, Hondu- Iras, where they will spend several weeks with their son and brother Dr Frank Hyde. Dr. Hyde has a good positioa in the Hospital of the "United Fruit Co., of that place. . Work on the new school building haa been resumed, after a delay of a few weeks on account of material. Mr. S. R. Freeborn is now con- 'Z :3 l,r? j"!r?3 room into a general si ore house, Mr. Freeborn will use the basement of this build- for a garaire room. Rev. Mr. McCranken, pastor of the Missionary Baptist Church, has moved to Walnut, B. E. GUTHRIE. We have decided to help the Farmers of Madison County by selling our 'SIX THOUSAND DOLLAR STOCK OF SEEDS AT COST. Better buy quick they won't last LONG. Moore and Davis. Notice NORTH CAROLINA, MADI SON COUNTY. In The Supreme Court Before The Clerk. Town of Marshall VS Wade Hunter and Burns Hunter. The defendant, Wade Hanter, above named will take notice that an action entitled as above has been commenced in the Superior Court of Madison County, to eon- dem a right of way far a gravity water pipe line across a certain tract of land sitnate in No. 1, Township in said County of Madi son on the waters of Hunter Creek, contaiaing about thirty four acres, the property of the said Wade Hunter which cause of action and said tract of land and right of way are fully described and specified in a petition In this cause filed by the plaintiff in of fice of the clerk of the Superior Court of said county, to which re ference is hereby made; and the said defendant will "further take notice that he is required to ap pear before the Clerk of the Su perior Court of said county of Madison on the 19th day of Feb., 1923, at the Court House in said county, in Marshall, N. C., and aaswereor demur to the com plaint in said action, or the plain tiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in said peti tion. This the 22nd day of Jan., 1923. W. A. WEST Clerk, Su perior Court. l-26-to-2-16-23 D. NOTICE OF LANDSALL By virtu re of the power in me vested, by an order aud dercree tff the Superior Court of Madi son County, N. C. In ; a Special Preceeding entitled "Robert Nor ton adminestrator of J. T. Nor ton, deceased, against J, A. Leak Cassie Leak, Martha Norten, and other heirs at law 6f J. T. Nor ton, deceased. , 1 will soil to the highest bidder on th-efOta ay ef mraary. 109S tt 19 O'eleek, U. at the eeart hoes deer la Mar shall, Madison County, N. 0- for assets, the following 'described real estate, to-wit; Two tracts: The first consisting of about 80 acres more or 1 e a s, purchased from Reuben Gosnell, and the se cond tract consisting of : about SO acres purchased from Guy V. Roberts and Ramsey, and also a small lot of about one acre cut off to J. T. Norton by Laurel River Logging Company, and eituatcd ia No 10 township, Madison Coun ty, N. C. On Po-ton Branch and adjoins the lands of Robert Nor ton, Ross Norton, M. V. Chand ler and S. D. Wallin, and being the lands on which the said J. T Norton lived at the time of his death. This the 20th, day of Jan , 1923. C. B. MASHBURN, Com missioner. 1-20-to 2-20-23. T For CUOUP, COLDS, INFLUENZA & PNEUMONIA Mtxber, thoold keep l lird Bnum'i Vafnaenaw Sain coorcaicoc Wbea Cmv. IifhKasa or Pneu raonla tbratte thli delithHul nln roWie well te tbo throM, cbcal tad n40t th anu, will rcllor lot cinUzx. bmli oosJtatioa and prouott RKful SAUE Promo Irutr Co. N. WilmNoiro,N. C ; FOR SALE -17 beautiful lots at Hot Springs, C. ,Ftor ,;uick sale.' Cash terras Owngr leaving for'. West "Virginia. "See C. W. " ,N.C.' 1-10-23 (0) J vii Five acres land at Sandy Bot tom N. C. with two dwellings and store building, It is The Mrs Ten nie Farmer property. Sixty five -acres timber land one mile from Sandy Bottom on Doe Branch, well timbered. The above land is for sale cheap V and on easy terms. Apply or write A. W. WHITEHURST, D Marshall, N. C. We Buy, Sell or change All Such as Farms, City Property, Timber and Mineral Lands "Any where." When you wish to either. buy or sell, AT TION SALE write North. Carolina Realty Company J. II. GROGG, Sec-Treas. . Moved to 78 Patton Ave, South of P. O., Asheville, N. C. From Enon Mr. Foullcr Wallon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wallin, was hurried to the hospital Monday was operat ed on same day, for. Appendicitis, the reports are .Foullcr is getting aloug nicely. Mr. and Mrs- Plumper Bryan, gavo a bmpdry dinner Sunday January 21, 1923, for Mr. Bryan's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Bryan, others present were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bryan, Mrs. Jcrrc Rice and children, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rice of Walnut Creek, Mrs. Lee Ramsey and children, all had an enjoy ahle time; and a real good dinner. Tennessee Returns To Demo cratic Household Nashyillc, Tenn., -Jan. Tennes see today returned to the demo cratic household, Austin Peay, de mocrat, succeeding Alf A. Tajlor, republican, as governor. : The change in administration took place at the Ryman auditor ium and was witnessed by a crowd of several thousand people. The inauguration was preceded by a pa rade from a local hotel to tre audi torium, police guardsmen and R. O. T, C. cadets acting as an escort to the official automobiles. Demo. crats from all over Tennessee were here for the ceremony. LOOK! LOOK! OLD HIGH PRICES smashed again: ol) per cent reduction on all BARBER WORK ! Hair Cut 25cts Shampoo . 25cts Massage . .............. 25cts- - v Shave lOcts . All other work off according ly at FED TWEED'S shop locat ed in the old McEIroy law of fice. Come and see me, and save your money. - ; FOR SALE-31-acre farm,' six room house and tenant house; horse lar'n, dairy b a r n, several other outbuildings; well watered, vcll7enced, near, public school will . sell on good terms, Flat Creels Trad ing Co.,: Star- RouteA Weaverville, N. C. l-lS-to-S-11-23 P, roiEY RIDNEYFITO E Ex Kinds Real Estate PRIVAEORAUC or command see YOU READ the Other Fellow's Ad Ton an reading this one. That should convince yon that advertising in these cohimn ia a profitable proposition; that it will bring buslnesstto your tore. The fact that the other fellow advertises Is probably the reason he la getting more business than is (ailing to you. Would It not be well to give the other fellow a chance To Read Your Ad in These Columns? HOW'S THIS? HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE will do what we claim (or It rid your system of Catarrh . or Deafness caused by Catarrh, HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE con sists of an Ointment which Quickly Relieves the catarrhal inflammation, and . Uie Internal Medicine, a Tonic, which acts through the Rlood on the Mucous , Surfaces, thus assisting to restore nor f. mftl conditions. Sold by drugBlsts for over 40 Tears. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo O W. A. Sams Physician and Surgeon Office Front Room Over dank of French Broad. FOR SALE. 'Heroes your chance, 26 fine thor ough Bred White Rocks. A real :, bargain for the bunch. Will sell the Cockrels separately for $1 .00 each. ' A few Barred Plymouth Rocks at $1.50, Yours for better Poultry; . : Dewey Lisenbee, "Marshall, N C. No t ice Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has sold all hi.", interest in the N. B. NcDevitt Company, to the N. B. McDe vitt Company, Who will assume all the indebtness. This November 20, 1922. E. N. 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