JANUARY TERM, 1913.
Judge C. C. Lyon,
Monday, January 20th " ; : ;
4. James fluddieqton et als. ys Baxter Hardy.! Protest by defendant.
Eaney vs Southern Railway Company.
In Re Will of Dinah Bright, deceased. r
Mra: M. B. Poteet et als. vs Horace Forney. ,
Carlton vs Fleming, and two other, Fleming cases.
A. Blanton Grocery Co. vs J. S. Hall et als. ;
T
7.
29
34..
116.
Tuesday, January 21st .:4 ; v
, 86. t Christie vs Morphew
88. Bennett & Co. vs Dysart et als.
39. Samuel Kierson vs Morphew ,
41. S. G. Good vs rantf Admr. et als. Protest by defendants.
42. Camp.vs Swafford. C
45. Washburn, et als. ys CC. & O. Railway.
47. Williams & Murchison vs Allison & Lail.
Wednesday, January 22nd
48 Williams vs Hutton & Bourbonnais. ,
51.
55.
56.
57.
58.
65.
67.
69.
75.
77.
79.
Westerman & Terrell vs Champion Fibre Co. -
James-Reel vs Goforth, Ex. 1
Mex Denny vs M. C- Caldwell. -
Gabe Denny ys M. C. Caldwell.
Jim Denny vs'M. C. Caldwell. " - . '
Thursday, January 23rd N
64. Bowman, et nx. vs Southern Railway Company.
J. S. Beard vs Southern Railway Company.
McKinney vs Rader. .
Morphew vs Jim Gudger.
Friday, January 24th
71. Martin Ollis vs R. L. C. Gibson.
Monitor Milling CompahvsVS Morphew.
Putman vs C. C. & O. Railway.
Flora Rhyne vs Western Union Telegraph Company.
Monday, January 27th - -
81. Patterson vs C. C. &JO. Railway. Protest by plaintiff.
ShiflLet vs Southern Railway Company. -A.
Blanton Grocery Company vs P. M. Proctor et als.,
Corpening vs Southern. Railway Company. -Holland
vs Western Union Telegraph Company.
Tuesday, January 28th
Brown-Hewitt Lumber Company vs Morphew. (Motion.)
Grant vs Morphew.
Bivens vs Brittain.
Autrey vs Morphew.
Wednesday, January 29th - -
Morphew vs Grant
T. A. Porter vs Riddle
Frank Elliott vs Catawba Furniture Company
T. L. Epley vs Abernethy, Lyerly & Company
Eliot t Simmons, et als., vs Geo. Flemming
Thursday, January 30th
104. Oglesby vs J. A. Poteet, et als
Corpening vs Southern Railway Company
C. E. Howard, et al. vs Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Railway
Marion Lumber Company ys J. C. Marlowe
Friday, January 31st
117. A. C. Tate vs W. H. Gilliam
122. H. T. White, et als., vs Mattie Lackey Morris, et al. Protest by deft.
125. Lisenbee vs Meacham.
80.
87.
.88.
89.
91.
92.
t$6.
97.
98.
103.
106.
107.
.108.
d09.
,115.
The Charlotte (Da ally Observer
CogIb)0.CM
0 SoreTlmroati;
" Sloan's liniment gives
quick relief for cough, cold, .
hoarseness. 8 ore throat,
croun, asthma, hay fever
and bronchitis, . '
HERE'S PROOF.
Ma. AX.BEBT "W. Pxicx.of PYedonU,
Kzn., iniVes : M V tu b loan's .Lini
ment In the family .mi find II so
cellent relief for colds sjhI Lay Istst
attacks. It itopi couching soul saecs-
, ing aimoet Itmantly . . i
RELIEVED SORE THROAT.
Mm. I. BasrwT:,of Modello.ns-.-wrltes:
I bought one bottle of yoar
Liniment and itdidmeall tba jrood In
the world. My throat traa very aore,
and it cured xne of xny trouble."
GOOD FOR COLD AND CROUP.
Mb. W. IT. St&Xoe, 8T21 Elm wood
Arenue, Chicago, writes t MA Ut
tie boy next door bad croup. 1 fare
the mother Sloan's IJnimeut to try.'
She gave him three drops on sugar
before going to bed, and he got up
without the cronp la the morning." .
Prlco, 25c, BQC; $10 O
Sloan's
Treatis
on the
. Horve
sent free.
V? t a?V'
FOB SOCIAL SEME
CONFERENCE MEETS IN CITY OF
RALEIQH FOR TWO DAYS IN
FEBRUARY.
mm. NOTABLE SPEAKERS
Tho Aim of the Body U to 8tudy and
Improvo Conditions- Affecting Hu
man Life To Hold Meeting In the
Rilclflh Auditorium. ,
Raleigh. Eminent people la North
Carolina and soTeral ot prominence
oaUlde tho itato will convene In Ral
eigh February 11 and 12 to organize a
North Carolina Conference for Social
Serrice. the frultlnr of an idea that
baa teen crowing for sometime! in
the minds of tome ot the state's most
progressive thinkers. To study and
Improve conditions affecting human
life In North Carolina is the aim of
the organization, and its purposes are
to be effected by Investigation of con
ditlons of life in the state, awakening
the DcoDle to the Importance of re
forms and securing adequate remedies
through bodies of citizens, religious
denominations, public oflcials and leg
Lslatnres of the state.
The initial conference will meet in
the Raleigh auditorium, and the body
will be welcomed by Governor Locke
CralfL One of the principal address
es will be made by Dr. Woods Hutch In
on, of New York city, who U one of
the best known medical writers In
America, as well. as one of the coun
try's foremost physicians. Local
BDeakers Include J. Y. Joyner. W. H.
Swlf T. W. BIckett, Gilbert Stephen
son, Rev. Plato Durham. Bishop Rob
ert Stranee. Dr. W. S. Rankin and R
P. Beasley.
In addition to the genfral discus
sions for the two days program, there
will be many committee meetings tn
which several committees win map
out the detail of the work to be lnaug
u rated and will discuss means or ac
comnllshlng the ends thus foreseen.
From now nt!l the time of the meeting
unceasing efforts will be made by the
tLh invention of movable I. ivu ,v
types occurred a trifle less so that the general objects of the un
Un renn o, tu.. dertaklng will be understood when the
J conference convenes,
xnn i 1 I
wwv jcttia uTw wiuicu tuuiiikc.jr i FaUl 8hootlng Scrape.
greater progress than the world
THIS IS THE
NEWSPAPER AGE
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v .CORROBORATION
0f Interest to Marion Readers.
Tor month Marion .citizen haresa
n these columns enth aula tic pralt-i cf
Data's Kidcy IH1U by Marion rwi Jer;U,
Would thewo pro ml B-nt people rtcia
xnend a rrmedy that hjul cot prorra re
liable? Would tby confirm their state
ments aftrr yran had elapc4 If p-r
scnal experience ha1 not shown the
remedy to be worthy of endorsement f
The following statement shoal J carrr
conviction to tho mind of every Mane a
reader.
Mrs. J. Brown. Garden and Sprlrjr
Sta, Marion, K. C , says: 'AU I evrr
said praUlnjc Doan's Kidney Pills was
correct and I willingly confirm my for
mer statement. I had nervous at;d
dixxy iipellj and backache-i. My kidneys
were also weak. I cjw-d Doan's Kidney
Pins, procured at Si rvei man's Dmz
Store and they strengthened my kidneys
and bock and made me feel better la
every way."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents.
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sole agents for the United State.
Remember the nsme Doaaecd
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'UROLIHI, CUKCHF1ELD k OHIO EULWAT
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Granite Falls. Noah Mathla was
Through train service dally between
Dante. Va., and Spartan burr. 3. C.
making connections between all points
north, eant, weet and south
The Carolina. Clinchfield and Ohio
had made in all the thousands of ihl by AhUr "?"er?e:ir nhohU I Railway. ;aincheld Route.- rerve.
years previous. Printing has been
the most considerable factor in
this progress.
THE NEWSPAPER OF TODAY
REACHES MORE PEOPLE AND IN
FLUENCES MORE PEOPLE THAN
ANY OTHER FORM OF THE
PRINTED PAGE.
It covers the fields devoted to
all other kinds of printing. They
coiion muis. Maims uvea only an
hour after being shoL Both were em
ployes of the Rhodhlis mill. Holler
was drinking and started to shod
Galther Teague. when Mathls Inter
ferred. the bullet taking effect in the
left eye. Holler escaped and has not
been caught.
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The Charlotte Daily Observer, issued Daily and ' Sunday is the
leading newspaper between Washington, D. C.- and Atlanta, Ga. It
sgives all the newsof North Carolina besides the' complete Associated
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Work In Thli State Bctt In South.
Raleigh. Out of 135.867 persons !n
North Carolina who were examined
laat year, 42,132 were Infected with
the hookworm disease and 96,176
are special. IT IS UNIVERSAL, treatments were glTen by members of
mi . . .i I uie uiu, woo m no instance roaae a
Di3 is me newspaper age. ine
press is the most potent factor in
modem civilization. All the other
factors have existed bef oro in some
form. Only the press is new. At
its advent began the modern era.
THE MAN WITHOUT A NEWS
PAPER 13 A CITIZEN OF THE
MIDDLE AGES SET DOWN IN
THE TWENTIETH CENTURY.
He is as much out of date as
the dodo, as much out of place as
a bat in the sunlight, as much out
classed as a Homan callcy by a
the staff, who In
charge or accepted pay from the pa
tients. This Is the gist of the. annua
report of 8tate Director John A. Far
rell to the Rockfeller sanitary com
mission for the eradication of the
hookworm. The campaign In North
Carolina daring the year 1912 was the
best reported from any state.
modern ocean liner, as sure to bo
outdistanced as the locomotive is
to outdistance the ox cart.
SUBSCRIBE FOR THIS
NEWSPAPER.
Easily Fitted. V .
Colonel Jasper, having anew, pair
noes that hurt- his corns, decided to
glrei them away ta'one of the negro
holsters at tho hotel " ilverystable,
and picked ont Zeke as a likely ob
ject of his generosity "when he saw the
old fellow shambling toward him wear
ing si pair cluttered shoes that look
ed like sandals, - ,
-Zeke. what size shos do tot
wear?" he called tohim.
The old negro stopped short la "ex?
pectatlon."-V- -'
"Any size, conne!! ho exclaimed
earnestly. .-Any aUer-rJudge,
Captures Whiskey Still.
Loulsburg. Sheriff w. H. Allen and
deputies, C. M. Vaughan, D. C. High
and J. J. Lancaster, left in search of
a reponea wisicey sun. Tne stui was
found In the.garrett of the home of
Bud Bragg, a white man liring about
two. miles west of Frankllnton, and
was estimated of 40-gallon capacity.
It was taken, together with about
twelve gallons of booze, and brought
DacK 10 x-ouisDurg. Tho omcera say
they destroyed a barrel of beer. Bragg
was not arrested at the time of the
seizure.
v msion-fcajem. The receipts at
the local ,postofflce for the year 1912
not Including postal money order re
ceipts, aggregated over $101,000, an
increase over the preceding year of
over $7,000.
. -
luueiga. -mis -county will uio
sirong sieei cages, costing - $ GOO each,
for its convicts when, the latter arts
on road work and in what are known
as temporary camps. . The cages hold
men eacn, ana are so arranged
that the guards can b dispensed
wiia, inej loor like small freight
cars and are on low and very wide
steel wheels. .
agents Wanted
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Woarlstock Liver Tablets
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Woaditock Rlicmatira Tailctj
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f 1 Strengthening Glass.
" sirengm or glass b greatly in.
- Cautious,
ooaii i mark - the rins
Tom oeorgo to Grace 7" En-aSrd
Young Man-No; X guess yoa hsd bet-
uiako n -t rorn u. to Or You t
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creased by boiling in a salt water solu- Gertmdo isftbe name of my second
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