A
Notice of Sale
-By virtue of the power in me
vested by a certain chattle mort
gage, executed by Mitchell Shel
ton, to secure a delt therein de
scribed, I will on the 2Cth day of
March at 12 o'cloch M. at the
Court House door in the town of
Marshall, sell to the highesfr-bid
der for cash, the following de
scribed personal property, to-wit:
t One pair of mules and harness
and two horse wagon, one of the
mules is gray and the 'other a
bay mule, and a fine size for farm
purposes.. '
This the 3, day of March, 1923
C. B Mashburn,
3-9-23 to-317-'23-d Mortgagee.
NOTICE OF SUMMONS AND
WARRANT OF ATTACHMENT
North Carolina, In 'the - Superior
Ma lison County ) Court.
Ethel Bryan
: - "VS.-
L. B. Bryan.
The defendant" above named will
take notico that a summons in the
abovs entitled action wai . isHiicd
a?ainlt said defendact on the 23
day of Febrnary 1923, by W. A.
West, Clerk of the Superior Court
of Madison County, North Caro
lina, for the sum of $800.00, due
said plaint ill for the care and ma.n
tonance of the infant child of said
vdefcndant, which summons is re
turnable before the Superiop Coun
of Madison County on the 26th day
of 'March, 1923. The defendant
will also take notice that a warrant
of attachment was issued by W. A.
West, Clerk of the Superior Court
of said County on the 23 day of
February, 1923, against. the prop
erty of said defendant, which war
rant is returnable before the Supe
rior Court of said County, at the
time and place above named for
the return of the summons, when
and where the defendant is requir
ed to appear and answer or demur
to the complaint or the relief de
manded will be granted,
3-2-to-3-24-23-d. W. A. West,
Clerk Superior Court.
For CROUP, COLDS,
1 INFLUENZA & PNEUMONIA
Mother! ibould keep a tar of Brana't VapooeMM
SaJra convenient. When Croup. Influenza or Pneu
monia threaten! this cetichrful til re rubbed well tcto
the throu, cheat and ander the arms, will relieve the I
cboklnf. break coojrestioa trad prtxoote rcrtfnl Bleep.
r;l.r. :::A;-U.C!i.-!l!3
3 . (fa, ft' ' 3 a :V hit; tur.-m rail iwt i' !
Is Good
Printing
Ask to see
samples of
our busV
nesscards.
visiting
cards,
wedding
I and other invitations, pant
pMets. roiders, letter ne&as,
statements, shipping tags,
envelopes, etc, constantly
carried in stock for your
acconunodanora-
Get our figures on that
printing ytru Hcv betxi
thinking or. '
Vzvr Typo, Latest
V7,
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h it c"i cv.r r:'.
, ; a I::'.?
.-1
Oar Hobby
FOR SALE A 30 inch French
Bur Corn Mill.', Will uell cheap.
We need the ronm. See A. B
Silvers at Talc Mill, at once, Mar.
shall, N. C. 3-9-23 to 3-17 23
For Sale.
I have for sale 1 dining room
set of mahogany furniture,
which cost, me $450,00. I am
planning to take a trip back
West and therefore I. will give
some one a good bargain. So
come around and take a look at
it at once, first door below
Southern Railway depot, at
the restaurant, '
E. A. TWEED, Frop
Marshall, N C.
W. A Sams
Physician and Surgeon
Office Front Room Over
?nnk of Frtmli ftroad.
For Sale
Hatching eggs of quality,
Thorongh-bred Single Comb
White Leghorns, Young's Strau'i
that good laying breed $1 0(
per 15 delivered. J
3 2-to6-18-23 p. - '
"OTIS CHANDLEY, ,
White Rock, N. O.
Dr. V. E. CHARPIE
Dentist
Is now located in Marshall
and occupies rooms over citi
zens bank, can be seen at all
hours. '
HOWS THIS?
HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE) will
do whmt we claim for 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
the Internal Medicine, a Tonic, which
acts through the Blood on the .Mucous
Surfaces, thus asaistino; to restore nor
mal conditions. ,
Sold by drunfflsts for vep Tears. .
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo; O. v
NOT! C E
If you cant bring your
shoe mail t him by
Parcels Post.
We fix "Em" While U Wait
Champion
SHOE SHOP
Marshall, N. C.
I will be in Marshall N
Con 5 6th dfaypo'f March,
1923.
AT DR. J. N. MOORE'S
office for the purpose of ex
amining eyes and fitting
glasses, I guarantee results.
North Carolina State-. Li
cense. f
Dr. L V. Lisenbee
wMiirin,ii
I Dr. J. E. Owen 1
v.DENTISt
V
I
! - Modern Dentistry at reason-!
! able prices modern offices with all J
city conveniences. Be sure you get!
! my prices before you have your
work done. Good teeth means good S
J health. Permanently located .over?
; R. S. GiLbs' new store Mars Mill J
N.C. 2-15 to 8-15-23 Pd. A ;
I j
BAPTISTS COLLECT
$1,918,000
CASH
Growth of Denominational Aetlvltlal
In Every Direction la Indicated
a Result of ForwartJ
Program
LARGE ADVANCES ARE MADE
REPORT ON CONTRIBUTIONS TO
75 MILLION OAMPAIGN ISSUED
BY HEADQUARTERS OFFICE,
I -
DR. EVERETT QILW
European Representative Baptist For-
elgn Mission Board.
Up to January 1, 1923, Southern
taptlsts had paid In cash on the 75
Million Campaign, their five-year pro
gram'for the advannemtfnt of the gen
eral missionary, educational and be
nevolnnt activities of the denomina
tion the sum of $38,918,191.10, accord
ing to a report issued by the general
headquarters office..
Thrae contributions hare come from
the vnrlons stntos snd other source
as follows: Alabama, $1,653,739.40;
Arkansas, $1,165:153.35: District of
Columbia, $143,564.70; Florida, $609,
016.02; Georgia, $3,669,616.70; Illinois,
$320,482.95: Kentucky. $4,122,089.78;
Louifllana, $1,035,640.23; Maryland,
t4S9.494.29: MieslRgtppl, $191,011.34;
Missouri. $1,537,067.49; New Mexico,
$170,998.36; North Carolina, $3,365,
330.21; Oklahoma, $1,052,438.20; South
Carolina, $3,309,252.60; Tennessee,
$2,340,766.77; Texas, $5,002,785.32;
Virctnia, $4,102,802.12. Special desig
nated funds, Texas, $1,223,640.55; New
Mexico, $403,072.68; Louisiana, $105
100; Illinois, $148,691.11; Tennessee,
$192,853.25; Oklahoma, $59,000; re
ceived direct- by Home Mission Board,
$15,340; received from special sources
by Foreign Mission Board, $86,103;
contributed by native churches on for-
ttien field and expended by them di
rectly on their work there, $1,003,-
SS-C.68. .
indicating something of the prog
ress which the Impetus of the Cam
paign has brought to various phases
of denominational effort In the South,
It Is 'reported that during the three
years of the Campaign period that
have expired. Southern Baptists' bava
had 150,000 more baptisms than they
did for the three years Immediately
preceding the. Campaign; organized
3,000 more new Stmday schools with
400,000 new pupils; enhanced the
value of their local church property
bv $33,000,000; increased their cottrt-
butons to local causes by $22,000,000:
gave $18,938,862 more to missions and
benevolences, and advanced their con
trlhutions to all causes by $43,480,490
during the three years of the Cam
paign over what they .gave to all
causes for the three years Immediate
ly preceding the Campaign. ;
. Gains In Areola! Fields. '
The Campaign bas enabled the vari
ous state mission boards te ire 11 i
large their programs of state and asv
soclatlonal missions within- CsOr re
spective boundaries, it 1 polnsel oattt
made it possible for the Home Mission
Board to complete its $1,000,000
Church Buildlngx Loan Fund, extend
Its work among the foreigners, Indians
and Negroes, administer 134,382 'bap
tisms, secure 218,371 additions to the
,local churches, provide larger equip
ment for its system of 38 mountain
mlsnlon schools, establish the South'
era Baptist Tuberculosis Sanatorium,
and greatly Increase Its work In other
directions. :
Some other gains in the homeland
Include the . better ' equipment ' and
maintenance of the more ' than 80
academies, colleges : and seminaries
other than the mountain schools; in
creasing the number of Baptist hos
pitals from 18 to 20, and providing
better equipment and maintenance for
all of them; increasing the number of
Baptist Hospitals from 12 to 20 and
beginning the erection of three others,
at the same time all the older ones
have been tetter equipped ; while the
number of aged ministers helped has
been doubled and the stipend given
each has been greatly increased.
. Mission Work Extended.
n the realm of foreign mis- 'ins the
Foreign Mission Board has teen en
abled to send out about 250 r mis
sionaries, employ over 500 a Clonal
native workers, greatly incr na the
equipment in the way of chn i build
ings, chapels, schools, hospi: i, pub
lishing houses and mission rc . nces
In the older' fields of China, 'J pan,
Africa, Italy, Brazil, Argent! 1 ara
guay, Uruguay, Chile and Me- . and
open up new work in Sn' . J
Slavia, Hungary, RoumaD.a, - ,
Falestine and Siberia. In the - ny
now occupied by the Forrlri Ion
Board there is a total pop- a of
900,0on,noo, or more than ha:: - 1 o
p!e of the world. . .
Due to the enlargement ' ? r
stonary program in Euror t ;
fcn bcfii compelled to st-' a f i
f.l renreseniative-tnere i -
i of 1 r. I . - -t (. 1,
f ! ( ' ' ' r ( f f - v
Dr. R. H. Br2c -a
DIE INT 1ST
Announce's to his friends
and acquaintances that he is
permanently L O C A T E D
over C. B. Mashburns; Office
Where he may be found any
day in the week. And every
week in the Month. And
every Month in the year.
Enough Said. Come see mc. .
Judgement ;..
is based on experience. We have
examined the eyes of thousands
it people, have made ever
i
known combination of gia39es,
fitted all sorts, sizes and shape
of noses. It is our -pleasure t.
refer you t6 any of our patrons.
We shall be equally glad to num-
oer you among them. See us to
iay and see better from now on.
CHARLES III I10NESS
m- ' Optoraeirist
Eye Strain SperiaHst
54Fat Ave. Opp. F
, ASHEVlLLE. N. C
tfTlc
NOTICE OF SALE
North Carolina i .
Madison County j "
In the' Superior Court, February
Term, 1923.
State ,
' " VS . .
Transporting:.
Oscar DealW. V. Daweese.
By virtne of the power vested
in me by order ot the aupenoi
Court in the above entitled action
I will offer, for sale at the Court
House Door in the town of Mar
shall at 12:00 Noon, Saturday
A.prl 7th, 1923, one Dodge Broth
ers Touring car, to the highes
bidder for cah. The above men
tio'ned car captured in the illega
transportation of whiskey.
. This March 7th 1923. -
R. P. ItAMSEY,
' Sheriff Madison County.
3-9-23-to-3-3l.23-d. '
Administrator's
Notice.
North Carolina ..."
Madison Couuiy .
Having qualified as nd minis! rn
vor of the estate of J .II. . Luns
ford, deceased late of Madisoi
Count, N. C, this is to notify al
persons having cl-tiois Riinsrtli
tate of said deceasef to exliibi
them to the DndersintMl at,' hi
office at Barnadf on or before tli
12th day of February, 1 924, or tbl
notice will be plciul in bar
their recovery, ,
All pers"ons Indebted lo said es
tate will please make iirtncdial
payment. , - , :,.
This the 12 day of Feb 1923.'.:
Luther Lunsford,
Administrator of J.. II. l.tms
ford, d'case(i 2 lC-tX) I .
S
YOU READ the
You are reading tfiis one.
That ahould convince jrou
that advertising in these
columns la a profitable
jiis proposition; that it will
bring business to your
store The fact that the
cthw fellow advertises is
yrob'My the reason he is
f more business than
il t . 7 to you. Would
ft cot ti well to giire
I u r t J.Um a chance
! Your Atl
uclurans?
We Buy, Sell or
change All Kinds Real Estate
'"'""""""""
Such as Farms. City Property,
Timber and Mineral Lands "Any
where When you; wish to eithfcr
buy or sell. AT
iTION SALE write or come and see
e . . . - , ; ,
North Carolina Realty Company
" . J. II. GROGG, ScoTreasr
Moved to 78 PaUon Ave., South of Pi 0Asheville, N. C. '
mgjfj
i Qnmimm p ah
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JJJ 1 1IL.IU1 IlllILl f! fll ( a r aWM.'
ANNUAL REUNION, UNITED
CONFEDERATE VETERANS
' . NEW ORLEANS,- LA, APRIL 10-13, 1923. J r
Account of the above occasion, the South
ern Railway will Sell round-trip tickets to
New Orleans at the following fares: ; v-
For members of the United Confederate Veterans and immed
iate members of their families accompanying them, one cent per
mile distance traveled in each direction. ' , '
For Sons 'of Confederate Veterans, Confederated Southern
Memorial Association, United Daughters of the Confederacy, and
sponsors, mafrons and maids of honor, one first class one-way fare
for lie round trip; . ( ' -
s All tickets td.read via tli same route in
each direction '
DATES OF SALE: Tickets will be sold
from Western North Carolina points April
6, 7, 8 and 9th. ; :
FINAL LIMIT: Final limit of all tickets
to be April 30th. ' V- ;
AD. tickets will be sold on the identification certificate plan,
; certificates having been issued by proper authorities of the Con
federate Veterans Association to Veterans and their families which
; entitles them to rate, of one cent per mile, mileV traveled, and also
. separate certificate for Son; of Veterans, Confederated Southern
Memorial Association, United Daughteas of the Confederacy,
sponsors, matrons and maids of honor at rate of one standard fare
for the round-trip. ; '.
" Through car arrangements and
positive rates will be announ
. ced later.
J. II. WOOD, V
Division Passngbr Agent
. 42 Haywood, St. .
; Asheville, N. C.
as
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
North Carolina
-' .'.Madison Counly
Having quftlificwl na administia-
deceased lato of Madison County,
N. C, this is to not ify all portions
having claims againot the estate of
said deceased to exhibjt' them-to
the undersigned at his office at
English N C.,, on or before the
7th day of February-,; 1024. or this
notipo will be,' pleaded in bar of
their recovery. . : : - ,
All persons indebted to saidi es
tate will plcifV make immediaU'
payment. " . ':.
This the 7th day of Febiuary
1923 ; ' . '.' ' ' N.
' OvM. IUMrTON - j
Jminifctrator of, T. A. llensley,
'cceased. ; 2-7 to 3-16-23 P.,
Dr. J. N. MOORE
ILis Moved "His Offce. Up
Over Grover C. Rodmons
' ft ore. Yoii Find
Ex -
PRIVAE OR AUC
- !!iTi'T''tL'a r tit """-' ''w-g!"' .
way -qvtfM:.
Builders Supply Co.
ii. d:
Dealers in,, lumber of all
kinds, inntut and com posit ion
roofing, , windows- and doors,
brick, lime and cement, tt'e
carry a full tino-of every tiling.
Come and see us or write
for prices." " ': '
SiLE AR'IY SnCIS S.'I
We have just bought a tremenJ
ou8 - stoctc 'of ' Army Mun'soh 1
shoes to be 61d to the public c'
rect. Price $2 J5. These shoes r
100 solid leather with he
double soles sewed and nai!c-. "
uppers are of , heavy tan ' t Ii r .
leatherwith bellows tongue, t!
by making thorn waterproof Tl
$hocn are "selling very fa?t '
advise yon to-order at cute
'sure J-our order bing filled.
The" sizes are 6 to 11 all v i '
Fay Postman on rece;; t cf ;
or send nv-"-y r -' r.
t-f 1 I ir ;' "
try