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MARSHVILLE WANTS HOUSES. New Citizens if They had Room. ilr. Contztiriffin Grow 5 Lemons A Death. Mr-h i.lr Hum. Leroy Austin, 1? year old son of Mr. J. A. Austin of I airfield, fell off of a wagon one day last week and waa badly injured by hii front teeth striking the wagon tire. The upper row of teeth were broken almost en tirely off. He was carried to Char lotte where the wound was dressed as best it could be. but be is not yet able to talk. The present demand for residences in Marshville suiests that several j m wmm more ought to le erected-enough !blT.-2TWli to at least supply the demand of j 4 Cr ! those who want to live in our town. l'ftfUvPM Numbers c! nun have intimated re- 'Si-f ' M&&$-4i cer.t'v that thev would move their families to Marshville if ther could just gt-t a house, a:nor.s whom is K.v Shen:T H. A. Horn of Monroe. Mr. L C. tlri:!in perhaps has t lonaa growers ' skinned a mile on growing large lemons. On his tree this year Mr. (Iriilin grew several gocd sized ones, the largest of which measured 15' inches in circumfer ence. One of these lemons was used Local Bits. lie. W. II. Blackwelder was ap pointed paior of the Monroe circuit by the Methodist Protestant Confer ence, held recently in Kerne rsville. Mr. J. C. Simpson has sold his farm in Goose Creek township to Mr. Guthrie Haig'er and has boucht the A. II. Boyte homestead and moved to it Mr. J. C. little of Stanly countv has bought the John C. Sikes home stead on Kxky river, in this countr. and will move to it in the near future. .Ml. . Prcgresshe Changes by Efirdand Decs. I auritt? org En-!:ti -r. The firm of F.tird D.'es, marble men, wiu yards at Monroe and Laurinburg, and who have been do ing business over several counties along the Seaboard for the past eev erai years, nave decided upon a change which will enable them to greatly enlarge their output. They have equipped their plant at Monroe with a modern equipment of ma chinery and employed several more men of experience there. They will do all their work at that place, sup plying this section from that point This plan will enable them, says Mr. I . I It U II Mil II H miVlIIHVV: i vvui V UII 111U ASUUUlVSUlJ I how the Next House Will 5tand The liemocratic representation in in making lemonade at tl:e Jlarsn- the next House will be 22 as against viile drugstore a few days ago and 103 Republicans and one Socialist, produced enough juice to make live according to the roster of the House glasses of this delicious drink. 1 he published today. These figures give ilavor was very much better than the Democrats a majority of -i and that of ordinary fruit. a plurality of 0 1. Messrs. Thos. Meigs and Marshall According to this publication. Nash have purchased Mr. T. M. Ed- Kansas is the only State of any size wards' interest in the plant of Marsh- which has a solid Republican" dele vine IMacksmithing Company. Mr. gation. A number, however, contain only one Democrat, among those thus included being Iowa, Minne sota, California and Wisconsin. All of the Southern States have solid Democratic delegations, except Maryland, Virginia, Kentucky and lennessee. Mary land and lrginia each have one Republican, while hdward nas bougnt a farm near C.ilboa from Mr. W. M. D. McCallof Charlotte, and will move his family to it at an early date. Mr. A. A. Tarlton of (.cose Creek township died last Tuesdar of tv- phoid fever, aged 29 years. Besides a wife and four small children, he is survived by his father, Mr. W. A. Tennessee and Kentucky each have Tarlton, three brothers and three sis- two members of that party. Colorado ters. ilessrs. J. il., IS. L. and II. S. is possessing a much larger r?pre Tarlton are the surviving brothers sentation entirely by Democrats, but and the sisters are jlesdames lom Indiana, possessing a much larger Little, Jacob smith and Lhas I'ur- representation, presses close upon ser. l ce remains were buried ed- her heels with twelve Democrats out nesday at New Hope Baptist church, of thirteen members. of which he was a member, and fun- Illinois has eleven Democrats in eral services were conducted by Rev. her membership of twenty-live; Mas A. Marsh. sachusett9. four out of fourteen Elder J. F. Mills of west Marsh- Michigan, two out of twelve: New ville township killed a hog last Tues- Jersey, seven out of ten; Xew York, day that weighed 510 pounds. At twentv-three out of thirtvseven the present price of meat that hog is Ohio, sixteen out of twenty-eight; and worm something like seventy dol- rennsylvania, nine out of thirty-two. Iars. Missouri's delegation consists of Mr. B. II. Griflin ha9 purchased thirteen Democrats and three Re- sixten acres of land in southern pi b.icans. pan or jiarsnvuie ;rcm jxr.it. u. me AeDrasKa delegation is even Marsh. Mr. (Jrifiin will erect a res- ly divided three and three as is idence on this property at an early Maine's two and two. Oklahoma date. has two Republicans and three Dem- Ihe neighbors of Mr. A. C. drinin ocrats. Washington is represented of south Marshville township, who by three Republicans. All of the recently lost his barn, corn crib and states having one representative Ilargott of east Mcnrrw township and Miss Artla MeManus j l. to put out a greater quantity u worx, ouicKer and more satisfac torily and at reduced cost. Mr. Dees, who has been in charge of the yard in Laurinburg and has made his home here for the past two years, will continue to live here, making this his headquarters from which he will work this section and Robeson county and other counties east. rotten house by fire, are taking steps toward erecticg for Mr. Unilin a new barn. Mr. J. W. Thomas has moved from his farm, two miles north of Marshville, into the G. W. Baiiey residence, in the northern part of town. Mr. Thomas has rented his farm to Mr. Lex Nasb only are Republican. Business. It ought not to be a dillicult mat ter for one having money to decide where it should be deposited. Ser vice, safety and satisfaction are guar anteed at The Bank of Union. Who could ask for more frnm anv hunk? Messrs. Ray Ashcraft and George if this is not auflicient for anv , Tadlock moved their families to hesitating about the matter, then the Ladylake, Ha., last week, where record of this bank, and tlm r,l it they will spend a few years sawing Las done, should be remembered. If up a lot ot timber which Mr. . A. these things are taken into account, Ashcraft recently purchased at that and properly appreciated, tho result Pl3ce- . , is a foregone conclusion. There are a good many new banks springing f i i oi iniiora lownsaipwer married on the li'tu mst., at the home cf the bride's parents. Elder Walter Ed . waras peitormea the marriage ser vice. Mr. and Mrs. lhrgett are pop Liar and deservedly so. Mar the best in life be theirs. In the removal of the cilice be tween the residences of Messrs. A. M Crowell and G. W. Flow, on Jeiler son street, an old landmark is gone. Mr. Crowell, who owns the building, is having it attached to his "1 ankee house down on Crowell street and it will be used for a kitchen. This of fice was first used bv Dr. W. C. Ram say, ilr. J.J. ann occupied it after Dr. Ramsay left it and it was his law ollice at the time of his death. The late F. II. Whitaker used it for a law ortiee after Mr. Vann's death. Its last occupants were Messrs. J. M. Fairley A Sons, cotton buyers. Mrs. E. C. Helms of Pike countv, Ark , died on the 11th inst. Mrs. Helms and family moved from Goose Creek township, I'nion countr, to Arkansas in ls'J'J, where she resided until her death. She wa3 a member of the rnraitive Baptist church and was a gocd mother and devoted christian woman. She had been in failing health for some time. She was GO years eld and leaves several children, namely Mrs. E. II. Simpson and Mrs. S. A. Griffin of North Caro lina; and Mrs. E. A. Williams. Mrs. J. F. Moody, Mrs. P. W. Revelle, Mrs. C. A. Hedrick, Mrs. C. M. Self! and Mrs. Cleve Shafner and Mr. Jas. A. Helms of Arkansas. Notice to Creditors. Having this day qualified as executor of the estateof Luke Sinclair, deceased, late of Union county, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of said de ceased to exhibit them to the under signed at Marshville. N. C. Route 4, on or before the Hth day of October, 1. or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will make prompt payment and save cost. This 18th day ot October, A. D. ll10. M. L. Sinclair, Eexecutor of Luke Sinclair, dee'd. Redwine & Sikes, Attys. Executor's Notice. Having qualified as executor of Miss Julia B. Hunter, deceased, all persons hoKlirg claims against the estate of said deceased are htrJy notified to pre sent the same to the undersigned execu tor on or before the 1st day of Novem ber, A. I), lidl, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are noti fied to make prompt payment and save cost. This the 2'th day of October A. I). lliM. K. B. REDWINE. Executor of Miss Julia B. Hunter, dee'd Saves An Iowa Man's Life. The very grave seemed to yawn be fore Robert Madsen of West Bur lington, la., when, after seven weeks in the hospital, tour of the best phy sicians gave him up. Then was shown the marvelouscurative power of Elec trie Bitters. For. after eight months of frightful suffering from liver trou ble and yellow jaundice, getting no help from other remedies or doctors five bottles of this matchless medi cine completely cured him. It's pos ltively guaranteed for stomach, liver cr kidney troubles and never disap points. Only Mc, at Lnglish Drug company s. 1 OUR REPUTATION Will Promote Beauty. Women desiring beauty get wonder ful help from IJucklen s Arnica Salve It banishes pimples, skin eruptions, sores and boi:s. It makes t.-ie skin soft and velvety. It glorifies the face Cures sore eyes, cold sores, cracked lips, chapped hands. Best for burns, scalds, fever sores, cuts, bruises and piles. 25c, at English Drug Co.'s. up all over the country which tend to divide up the deposits, but The Lank of L nion is not making anv r , ., . tight on these and never will unde its present management. It prefers to appeal to the people and the buei ness interests and stand upon its own merits. Its policy is to build up and not to destroy any legitimate enterprise. Those who have done business with this bank are best As for the best line of Chocolates, able to testify end say whether it Landie3 and all other goods, all we merits the confidence of depositors: ask is for you to look at our candy and everyone is cordially invited to show cases and see what we have and how they are kept. Bruner & Huey. GOWAIMS King of Externals Is (he one Standard prep aration universally and enthusiastically endorsed by Doctor, Druggist, Lay man. GOWANS Cures Pneumonia, Croup, Colds, Coughs, Pleurisy and all ailments caused from In flammation or Congestion. kGownns reparation has one of i. - i.. j . j. ifiir linffrxi, uu'i must B iimiacior g.ili-s of any preparation carrird in our stock. W consider it wonderful unrrma, " , , TUil MUKllA f DRUG CO ) Wholesale Urugxists Columbla,S. C, Jul 11, lnor EUY T0DAY1HAVE IT IN THEHOME Alt Dr,ui.'.1 $.- 80. 23.. . 1 COWAN MEDICAL C0 DURHAM, N. C. Iiitrnliri. ft rntmi nfniti ti ft Irittlit see and know for himself. Farmers selling cotton are ppecially invited to become depositors at The Bank of union and, after leaving their money with this institution, they can go home feeling easy, satisfied and able to sleep when night comes. Adv. Not S orry for Blunder. "If my friends hadn't blundered in thinking I was a doomed victim of consumption, I might not be alive now, writes V. T. Sanders of Har rodsburg, Ky., "but for years they saw every attempt to cure a lung racking cough fail. At last I tried Dr. King's New Discovery. The ef fect was wonderful. It 60on etorrjed the cough and I am now in better health than I have had for years." This wonderful life-saver is an un rivaled remedy for coughs, colds, la grippe, asthma, croup, hemorrhages, whooping cough or weak lungs. 50c., M. 1 rial bottle free. Guaranteed bv English Drug Company. For one week only, we will eell yon for cash 5 pounds of the cele brated Tarbell Cheese for $1.00. This iaf the best full cream cheese made, as every honest man will ac knowledge. Bruner & Huey. Notice of Administration. Having this day qualified as adminis tratrix ot'the estate of W. Sutton Long, late of I'nion county, N. C, notice is hereby given to all persons holding claims against said estate to present mem to tne unuersicned nt Unionville. N. C. Route 1. on or before the 20th day of October, 1911, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their right to re cover. All persons indebted to said es tate will please make prompt settle' ment. This October 25, 1910. H. V. LONG, Administratrix of W. Sutton Long, deceased. Redwine & Sikes, Attys. SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY. FALL ."('HEDl'LE EFFECTIVE U:i'l A.M. Sl.NDAV. XiV. TH. l:-li. Arrivals. So. in. Charlotte to Wilmington S:35t.m . 8h. Birmingham to Portsmouth.. '1:10 a m No. 4S, Charlotte to Monroe Vina m No. !M, Portitmouth to Birmingham.. :43a.m No. 45, Wilmington to Charlotte 11 a m No. i-2, Atlanta to Monroe (local) J:45 p.m No. 4I.Cnarlotte to Wilmington 5:"ip.m No. Mi, Ruthrrfonttnn to Monroe T:.vj p.m No. D'i, Birmingham to Portsmouth.. I:m p m No. iw, Wilmington to Charlotte p.m No. 41. Portsmouth to Birmingham. A:ii p.m Departures. No. 4o,rhar!ottetoW!lnilngton 8:4" a. m No. .is. Birmingham to Portsmouth.. :l-"a.m No. 33, Portsmouth to Birmingham.. tt:roa.ni No. IJ3, Monroe to Kuthrrfonlton . .. tcova.m No. 45, Wilmington to Charlotte !l:loa.m No. :3, Monroe to Atlanta (local) . 11 : a.m No. 41, Charlotte to Wilmington :upm No. 4, Monroe to Charlotte (1 :4 p tu No. 82, Birmingham to Portsmouth.. :uftp.m No. iw, Wilmington to Charlotte 1:') p.m No. 41, Portsmouth to Birmingham..!! ID D.m No. (Sand No. 41 will handle through Sleep- era between New York and Atlanta. No. 3iand No. W will handle through Sleep- era Portsmouth and Charlotte, between New York and Memphis; Dining Car between Ham let and Atlanta. No. n and No. 4t) will handle Pullman Draw ing Room Parlor Car between Wilmington and Charlotte. W. A. BENTON, JB, Telephone U. Local Ticket Ageut. We are holding our reputa tion in the very identical way in which we obtained it. That is, by giving our cus tomers the very best of ser vice all the time. It ha3 taken hard, conscien tious work to build up our business and it is not likely we will do anything to in jure our reputation now. A good thing for you to re member. Trade here and take the ad vantage other satisfied and pleased customers get. They know you ought to. C. N. Simpson, Jr., DRUGGIST. J. C. M, VANN, Attorneu-at-Law, Oflice iu Postoflice Building. KEY McNEELY. VANCE McNEELY. McNeelu & McNeelu, ftTTORNEyS-AMftW. Practice in the State anrl FViWsl WrOttice up-stairs over Postoffice. A. M. STACK i.M. oi.u n. J.J. rAKKtA oTack & Parker, Aiiunntt S-A I -LAW, Monroe, N.C. Handle rlv.l lm.!ns In all mnA r..i. eral Courts. Special attention given to man agement of estates f,-r Executors. Admlnlstra. tors, (iuardlans and Trustees. Mr. I'Arker v-lll nranti.. in alt t P l ... I . I Courts, either for th- .state or the defense, or i-ii k in Ikw tiiii.iiii i l i olSeesi. W. B. HOUSTON, SURGEON DENTIST, Office up .tain, Fitzgerald Building, Northwest of Courthouse, Monroe, N. C. B. C. REDFEARN.D SSNTIST. Charges reasonable. Satisfaction guaranteed. Office one door south ot C.W.Bruner's Store, Monroe, N. C. Will be at Marshville, N. C.on first and third Mondays of each month, and at Matthews on second and fourth Mondays. Phone aja January first I will change my business, and till that date I will sell my stock of Jewelry at cost, and some pieces will go even below that figure. Now is the time to get that pretty bit of Jewelry or Silverware you have been wanting so long. All the stock is going to be sold and you had as well get the advantage of it as any one. ::: ::: :;: ::: ::: ::: Watches and Clocks. Silverware. Rings. Chains. Bracelets, Fancy China. Cut Glass, and a full stock of things ordinarily kept in a first class Jew elry store. Some big bargains in Diamond Rings. Everything is going to be cut. This is a genuine sell-out sale and nothing will be left. I am going into the automobile business, and must get rid of my Jewelry at once so as to have time to make alteration in store and get ready for new business. So come along and get the bargains that no one has ever before otfered you. Respectfullv, W.S.KRAUSS. Reprinted from Insurance Register Cf July, 1910. Net Cost in Life Insurance In the future the struggle amongst mutual life insurance companies will be to give insurance at the lowest possible cost consistent with the necessary maintenance of resources and a sufficient surplus to guard against contingencies. The .tendency in this direction began with the agitation resulting from the New York legislative investigation in 1906. Sound ness, solvency, assured ability to meet all its contracts will always be the first test of the quality of a life insurance com pany. Next to this will be the cost at which it provides the protection afforded by life insurance policies. Delow we give the experience which a policy-holder would have had if he had insured for $10,000 in the first half of 1906. at the age of 35, taking whole life policies, and using his dividends to pay premiums, in the companies named in the table: premu'ms. dividends. net cost ."Etna $1,112.80 $ S7.30 $1,025 0 Berkshire 1,092.00 110.10 1M.G0 Connecticut Mutual I.a4.00 109.00 915.00 Equitabie 1,121.40 98 40 1,020.00 Germania l.KXVSO 91.70 1,015.10 Home 1,098.70 107.20 991 CO John Hancock 1,092.00 131.00 9G1.00 Massachusetts Mutual 1,095.20 141.40 953 80 Mutual Benefit 1,051 00 88.10 9G5.90 Mutual Life 1,115 20 12190 993.30 National Life 1,096.40 11SC0 977.80 Xew England Mutual 1,092.00 12200 97000 New York Life 1,124.40 142 00 982.40 N. W. Mutual 1,081.20 110 CO 940.C0 Penn Mutual 1.070.00 117 30 955.70 Pho'nix Mutual 1,101.00 118 20 983 40 Provident L. & T 1,000.00 101.90 958.10 Security Mutual 1,110.40 70.00 1,040 40 State Mutual 1,192.00 131.10 900.90 Union Central 1,075.20 135.50 939.70 I'nion Mutual 1,101.80 01.40 1,010.10 Philadelphia Life 1,027.20 103.00 924.20 Philadelphia Life Insurance Company Gordon Insurance & Investment Company, STATE AGENTS Monroe, North Carolina. JO IT! We have it at the store with the big stock. We carry everything in the line of Provisions, Dry Goods, Hardware arid Country Produce. We lead the town in country produce such as chickens, eggs, potatoes, hams, and every thing good to eat. If you can't find it elsewhere Callus, we have it. Big supply of new crop Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls. We handle the Charlotte meal and hulls only. Ready for quick delivery. 'Phone us and we send them quick. Supply of Seed Oats, Rye, Clover Seed and Onion Sets. We buy all kinds of country produce chick ens, geese, ducks, eggs, hides and skins. See us before you sell. Come to see us, whether you buy or sell, for we treat you right because we know how. Yours for business, , T. C. LEE & CO.
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