. Local and Personal
-Mr. A.N. Woody wasinttfwn
Monday on business and also
was a pleasant caller at the of
fice of The Jtfews Record where
he renewed his subscription,
?v Dick Moore has resigned his
' position as agent at Marshall
' with the Southern Railroad
Company.
Good grade Tobacco Canvas 6
cents peryard. R. N.' Ramsey.
The Boaffolds surrounding the
French Droad building and the Iio-J
berts building which connects to
the same is mostly being removed
this week. It reveals beyond a
doubt the most , handsome struct
ure ir Marshall.". No part of the
building has been noglccted.
See our Ladies Hats before!
buying. R. N. Ramsey. .
, It is claimed that tho county
jail is in an unsafo Condition.- We
congratulate the county coramiej
(tioners, sheriff and other authori
ties who arc making preparation?
to repair same. We have under
stood that an order for material
was made to-day, Thursday.
We congratulate Mr, M. A.
Chandley on reaching his 78th
birthday last Monday, Fek 26th,
1023. Mr. Chandley is halo and
hearty and .we. predict for him
many more happy years,
At this term of the court which
was presided ' over by Judge
Bryson five whihkey dealers were
wntenccd to the county chain gang
for a term o( two years each
Each gave notice of appeal to the
Supreme Court. Their bonds
were fixed t $5000.00 each and!
the Madison county jail being in
an unsafe condition they were
carried to Ashcvillo Thursday
evening for safe keeping.
. See our Ladies Hats before
buying. R. N. Ramsey.
It is interesting to note from
news article that the Marshall
Pharmacy is going to introduce
a new medicine here,
What about a band?
' That was an enthusiastic band
meeting we had at the court house
, BomeJ.hree or four months ago for
the thing to pass off so desperately
easy, , y
See our Ladies , Hats before
buying. R. N. Ramsey.
FO R R E NT: Store
House at Madison Semi
nary. See C. H. TWEED.
. 3-2l3-9-23ve
.." .Deputy Sheriff W, M. Lawson,
from Paint Rock has been officer
over the Grand Jpry during this
week. He is a most efficient offi
cer and the county ' may 'well-be
Mr. Lawson will render. After
the Grand Jury adjourned Mr.
Lawson went to Spartanburg, S, C.
on official bupinoss. '
' Solicitor Swain was in attendance
during the week and handled his
docKet as of old- -; .
rnn nil r Frost proof cab
I U ii uALL bage plants Jersey
Vyakefield and others. Zoc per
100, $1.00 per 500, J2 00 per 1000,
delivered by parcel post High
Knoll T ruck Farm, E. B.
Harreid, proprietor, R. F. D. 4,
Boi 31, Kernersville North
Carolina. 3-9-23 p. i -y ;
' See R. N. Ramsey's ads, in
, "The Oldest Life Insurance Company in America
Th Mutual Life
Insurance Company of New York
f 34 Nassau Street, New York.
1
- In 1922
,, ' - ' ,
' - Paid Policyholders a Total of
' ' K :';: y. ' $103,690,757 . '; .' :v ' . '; v ' ;
One Billion Eldht Hundred and Thlrry-nlne Million Dollars
paid to policyholders since the Company betfan business in 1843
Dividends to Policyholders in 19122, $30,046,105 V
Total Dividends to Policyholders since the Bedlnnind of Business
;'V v $391,311,332''.'.'..''-.' ..'
i
Total Paid-f or Insurance Established in 1922
$392,465930
Insurance in Force December 31, 1922
2,630,603,737
Othersections of the paper.
This term of the court brought
moie people to town than we can
remember of seeing for a good long
time. It seema that there were
people from most all . over the
county and we are of the opinion
that there were from at least GO to
100 automobiles, yhere ton years
r -awhile we do not remember ex
r 'y we hard!) believe that there
1 1 3 been one in the county, auto
r.ol ilea and ' belter roads is the
Y,3 r r''cQ that so many counties
y ' C 'Vici ave mal.i! p'o
!' - it ! ' ' -I t:-5 f i '
Balance Sheet December 31, 1922
- . ASSETS
Real Estate .......... : . .......... .$12,038,217.68
Mortgage LottM 117,448,928.00
Policy Loans. J .;........... . .97,480,9M.13
Collateral Loan 200,000. 00
Liberty Bond? and other U. S. - v-.
Government Securities.'.... 101,805,309.50
Other Bonds. , .325,644,947.22
Stocks. 10,454,037. 1 1
Interest and Rents due and se
cured..... 9,201 ,375.39
Premiums in course of collection .... 6,890,001.67
Cash ($5,032,901,90 at interest). ..... 6,181,001.48
.Cash advanced to pay claims ........ . .759, 1 14.65
' ,f . .
Total Adimted Assets. ........... .$091,125,635,43
LIABILITIES
Tolicy Reserves -. .,....$530,538,323.00
Supplementary Contract Reserve .4,213,203.98
Other Policy Liabilities 8,231,099.07
Premiumt, Interest and Rents
paid in advance. ....1,105,502 39
Miscellaneous Liabilities ...'.".J 1,044,108.01
Reserve for Taxes payable in 1923. . . .4,010,330,61
Dividends payable in 1923. 3J,832,838,54
Resorve for future Deferred Divi
dends..... .'.. 21,817,027.08
Contingency Reserve (Surplus) 37,332, 151.55
Total, Liabilities . . . ............ .".,.$691,125,635.43
Deo 31
1912...
1922....
Tea Years' Progress
' . Payments to Insurance
Assets Liabilities Surplus Income Policyholder in Force
.$5!9,125,040 $586,578,384 $12.546,C62 $80,446,514 $00,030,937 $1,650,888,063
..691,125,635 s 653,793,483 - 3732.152 141.003,102 103,690,757 2.630,603,737
s'' D. T. HAYNIE J-a CHANDLER-
. ,, Horn M
Zu .ManaJertbrshaUBlslrlct D. h. Gardner; Ag.nt
Marshall, N. C'
Barnard, N. C.
Hot Springs, N.C.
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
State vs. Loyd Hunter, f and a.
Defendant called and failed,
Judgment against surety for $500,
penalty of bond, .) "
State vs. v Geo, Rice,- c. c. .w.,
guilty, cost. "v ' . ...:
State vs, Wiley Marler, manufacturing.-
liquor. Judgement 12
months on roads.
State vs, Let Brown, a. d. w,
jury trial, not guilty.-
State V3Z. G. Sprinkle, trans
porting, Defendant called and
failed to appear. Judgment againBt
sureties for' $2,500,00, penalty of
bond. , . '
John Chandler, k. d. h. Jury
trial, not guilty. , ;
State vs. Frank Shclton, c, c. ws
12 months on road, capjas to issue
on demand of solicitor. "
sl vs: Dusky Capps, a. d. w. judg
ment suspended upon payment (of
cost. defendant to give- bond in
snm of $200 00 for good behavior,
also prosecuting witness, Mrs. J.
M. Hunter, required to give like
bond.
State vs. Clarence Cody and
Lee Tweed, not guilty as to Tweed,
guilty as to Cody, Cody required
to pay cost and give bond in sum
of $300 00 for good behavior. '
State vs. Carl Tlyder, d, p w,
guilty, $25.00 fine and cost. t ' :-
State vs Dud Weaver, d. p. w
guilty, ?23 00 fne and cost.
State vs, Fed Davis, transport
ing, guilty, 9 months on roads,
f tr.? vs.'O" -r ti---;-.rt-
Marshall's Pharmacy To Introduce
Wonderful New Medicine Here.
Preparation Amazingly Effective In Conquering
Stomach Trouble Owned By Local Concern
It became known today that Marshall's Pharmacy, . prominent
retailers of this city, are to' introduce a medicinal preparation of their
own in Marshall. v. ,
, -Thia medicine, which is konwn as "Dinwiddie's Famous Herb
.Tonic," is said to be amaaingly effective in conquoring stomach trouble
and indigestion, the formula having achieved remarkable results in ex
haustive tests. .
After mature consideration it was decided to launch tho new pre
paration, in Marshall so that home folks might have the first chance to
reap its benefits.' In commenting on the new medicine, the Company's
chemist said: " " ' , - y -
"The most frail person may use "Dinwiddie's Famous Herb
Tonic" with perfect safety and every assurance of relief. It is simple,
well balanced and palatable, and although mild it accomplishes the
task of healing thedigestive organs and building up the patient in a
remarkably short time. -Sufferers from Btomach trouble invariably
t experiene well defined symptoms. ... , '
' . Gas and fermentation follow a meal,' causing pain, bioating and
shortness of breath1. - Headaches ;. and drowsiness result, and the
sufferer is restless and unable to sleep. Constipation, more or less
chronic, follows as a matter of course, and the sufferer finds life dull,
dreary and work a real burden. : .:' .. ' ; r.
"Dinwiddie's Famous Herb Tonic" quickly rids- the system of
the poisons which cause the trouble, beals the sore digestive organs
and thereby builds new energy and soothing sleep. ' Its action is little
; short of miraculous and thoso who suffer should Lso no ime obtain
ing it. -. . ' .
"Dinwiddie's Fam6us Herb Tonic" the great new stomach medi
cine and system tonic will be explained to sufferers or their friends at
1 Marshall Pharmacy. - : , 'v : ".
Sold on Absolute Guarantee. )
Supreme Court, appeal boncfixedV State vs A. P. Haddle, c, c, w ,
at $5000,00,
State vs. Ealey Edwards, tranf
porting; guilty,. 2 years on road,
nppcal t3 Supreme Courts appeal
lev 1 f '-od ct V" ;a.f::).
quilty 6 months on road. Appeal
to Supreme Court, bon.l AxpH At
$500.00,
State vs ''Andrew Gunter, assau!
T ii'ty. If cost hot paid by Sr.'ur
y, 2 months on roads. . .
-.V ' t,-(.
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
- Should Buy Your Ford
Gar This Month
--. . - , --
The unprecedented demand
for i ord Cars throughout t h e
winter months has taken the en
tire output of the Ford plants
working at capacity, indicating
that the, demand this Spring will
be far in excess of the number
of Ford Cars that can possibly
be built. ; :7''v-;V-: V-r-";-
II
January was the tenth con
secutive month in which retail
deliveriesexceed 100,000 ford
cars and trucks. Requirements
for February, the month when
preparations arc already under
way for Spring business, called
for 148,07 cars and Trucks
more than 24,000 in excess of
the number we can possibly
produce.
' III
. Ford dealers in many parts
of the country are already find
ing it necessary t o specif y future
delivery dates on r ord rroducts
because there are no reserve
stocks to draw from
' -. IV '
Your order placed now will protect you aga
inst delay or disappointment later on. It is the
only way you can be a s s u r e d of reasonably
prompt delivery.
We consider it important to give you these
facts, so that if you are planning to purchase a
Ford Car, Truck or Fordson Tractor for use this
Spring or Summer you can list your order at once
and take advantage of our dealer's first oppor
tunity to make delivery.
; Ford Motoi Coo
Detroit Michigan
Sep Any Authorized Dcrolicl
Ford Dcclcr
A Small Deposit And Easy Payments 12
' , Desired.
guilty, 6 months in jail to be hired
out by County Conlaiissioners as
they see fit. ' .
State vs'Eva Ledford, tranppc
ing, cost. : 7 - ;
State vs Bonnie Hale, tra'npp.
ing, cost. ". . ;
, , .... . , u . . I State vs Stanley Robison, t
- j , s .porting, called and failed, j -jV
Staia vs Tobe Gosnell, c. C. w, j against surety for S1GC0.C J
a ' Is a. d. v w., fiuilty,. prayer for ! of bond .
iudgnicnt, continued to next term. . Stale vs Jim 11.. - y, .
puilty 4 i ' c . t
Stale vs Clarence Ixiford, tr?,ns-)
w.tf' rnil'v. 2 vrvs "i r . !