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POLITICAL, REFORM AND THE GENERAL UPBUILDING OF MADISON COUNTY.
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MARSHALL, 1ST. C, FRIJ)A,V. JjtfJAftY 16 90).
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MANUFACTURED ONLY B Y
SOLD BY
REDMOND fe ROBERTS
MARSPIALL, n. o.
KNOXVILLE, TENN.,
PRICE 31.00 PER BOTTLE.
THE RECORD
Tl I Ml ll 1 1 KvmT Friday bt tni
RECORD PRINTING CO.
W. W, iACHAHY, Kditoh.
J, it. iWiyMBuwwM MmtMii,
own in ma rioo kmm ick fio't
We extend you a cordial invi
tation to visit our office when
ever yon are in town.
Tat Besot Dii It.
The Record ha accomplished
oue of the objects fir huh it has
been fighting ever since it started.
We have been pressiug the flight
for the County officers to make
their itemised and verified annual
report as required by law. Some
of the .officers setsmed deterruiud
net to comply with tlie law and it
has b'-en a long bitter fight on both
ides but for tbf first time in
r-r-sasirnis? t-.ttjaw ssms .warn r.wwpi
S 8 Coats
J F lilson
WO G reg ry .
J C Tilcm
J ii liai cr -
EJiViipfs it Brouglilon
Burgess flenslev
Edwards & Son
Editor 2aehary lloves to Brevard
Mr. ud Mrs. U'. V Zachary
eves today lor Brt-vnid whiie
Mrs. Zacliurv Till hoard with lur
autiv till spring, This move is
made on account of Mis. Zachaiys
health. Mr Zacharv will move to
Brevard in the spring but will keep Harrells Printing House..
.... i,- , , ai.. r isimm
up ins tiui:ucc ncjtf jusu till? Bduir
as he bus in the past.
l!r. Zachary will spend ai-out
half his time here and Ins partner
Mr. Guy V. Roberts will be in the
office all the time, which will enable
them to seive their clients in the
future j'ifit as effectually n they
ha"e iu the past.
NEW CENTURY COMFORT.
Millions are daily finding a world
of comfort in Bucalen's Arnica
Salve. It kills pain from Burns,
i, W Peek..
J 0 Ell,-r
N J Lance
Walker, Evans & fi-gswi
K T M Insurance Co
N K Bryan
T M McPeeters
11
20
4 72
15
96
2 13
T 73
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45
1 48
48
133
72
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6 42
7 37
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T dicCrary 1 7o
tn- Scalds, Cut, Bruises; conquers
history of the eon., ty.ev.-ry county jUlc,r8.' nd Fever Sofea curM
officer has filed hit report wiiich
has been approved and ordered re
corded by the boarJ of com mis
sioners. -
The reports now go on a permi
nant record for all tiiu to come
the disposition oC the finaucies of
the canty for the y ar 1002 will
be a perm ina nty record ami there
can Je no disputes about what be
' earns of the funds. Il has been the
lawtver ainoa this ha been a! act
county that ach recoids should be 'rent
Eruptions, Salt Rheum, Boils and
Felons; removes Corns and Warts.
Be-t pile cure on eaith. Only 25c
at Reduion and Roberta d' ug store.
SPECIAL TAX APPORTIONED
TIib money raised by the high
tax law bug (men apportioned
among the holders of the claims
against the county !iich were
imued prior to the panMie of the
The money just paid 7 per
m the outstanding indebted
kept bat it it an iinposibility to go ne.s ;f th-- cooity 10 hich it wax
back behind the ear lc)2 and tell
just B f t th n oney t bat was
paid out by the couuiy officer.
IL 1 - . i-l
1 Dcunnij cumiiiMioners inougn nam:
till refuse to comply with the Uw W M Oolor
in regard tohayinit theeXjiidiiure ! W M CoVr :
of the fonnty and, repin ( the J v '-,n"k; 18 bo",J'--
m J. .w . : :j ... .1 ..!n. Ji" '
. commisrieners iudividuaily pub
lished according to law. '
Wc are of the opinion that the
solicitor and thegraud dry - wi 1
take th'tparjtof the fight off c-t our
bands by treating them juat as tbejr
. do all other persona wh wilfully
Violate the law.
"' The Rutberfordton Sun is the
latest candidate- for journalistic
honors. It cast its first ray of San
Shine on Jaaaary 1st, and is well
got en cp. Mr. C. EX Wilkie is
editor aod proprietor and will no
doubt make the Sun grow greater
and brrchter with each issue. May
it c"- ""tori- r ' it reaches
applied. The follow. ng is a list of
llie p'l'Mins lio gut ihe money
with th amount t-e: ..npo itaeach
428 O7
64 2
U83 22
20U 2J
172 63
241 67
82 80
293 75
418 43
8"4 67
882 22
. 1 89
07
25
57
7
4 87
1 U Ramsey 1 70
.1 K .1.. s 0 8
T A ( Valcr 12
W J G,i.iK.T 10 76
I N Eiiiis 23 77
Levi Hamlin 3-?
J R S.wi.,11 8 30
M F Whit 6o4
W A Hensley 1 0
Yiites Ti.son" 64
A J Ii,. belts 2 (38
W J Hains 8 76
J A Brookshire 4 46
DRLnsk
C A Ciun
U A Hendersou :..
W B Rolens
J M Uudyei. Jr .
John .Ur.ett
Fowler Shelton
R S Ramsey
Lil v B Lunce
J E Gregorv.
C B Mushuuru
Buncombe county
D E HeuSley
about the sins of others while at
that very moment he U owing just
and lion, M debts that he is 111, iking
hi efforts to pay. If there isn't a
hell tor this sort there ouyht to be,
and we be ieve that an especeriallv
warm corner will be r-served for
them. Statesville Landmark.
BE NOT DECEIVED
We have heard it rumored that
since Mr. Zachary had decided to
move to Brevard that Swann was
going to move to Raleigh or some
where else and that The Record
would surely die. But Swann is
nbt going to move, neither is The
Record going to die. So just send
In your subscription and get your
only county pape..
"a measley shame1' that Clarkie
didn't come back to school after
the holidays were over
Jack Rober-son is thinking of go
ing to Saul iago Cuba to accept a
position as a statiouary engineer
remains wn- hrnniTnt In the old one would thiuk I WSS S big
Methodist cbuich w here a large'owuer and had lot of land to sell,
number had gathered to bid her I am only a small truck grower,
farewell. After a very impressive'and have been in the business but
funeral services had been conducted short time; but from my exper
her remains were laid to rest in the'ieuce and observations I think chat
Frank Roberson and Tom Kis r old Jewell Hill cemetery around ;the outlook for our part of the
are burning Mrs Freshours coal and 1 where she had spent her childhood
oil these wintery evenings. 'days.
Our wide-awake policeman W.i May the God she loved, the God
M. Lawson is succeeding nicelv in she served and the God who has
keepine the boys straight. i taken her home let His richest
country is flattering."
SANDY SIFTINGS.
J. F. Gregg has been quite sich
with LaGrippe the past.weuk but
is aom better now.
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Uardeunire snielser 01 ewpon j weings iorei er e upon ner .ami J, A. Farmer, the postmaster is
Tenn is visiting friends and relatives lly and fiieuds to comlort them minow a)(e ,o bfl gt hJg of.ce after
If advertising does not pay why
is it that all of the largest and
most successful merchants of the
country are constant advertisers.
.Miss Mate Johnston, 8
. bond .. .
Tho Kogt-rx, 2 boinU
Reduion Urns., judgment
J J Krdinon.' ....
J C PritcUrd.
i.C Pritchtrd
Mrs Emeline Ramsey
J E I! ice
J M J'Hih. .
J K Brian....! .
J M Wallm
rtj Wsliin ... ...
Parnet Fort ner
N W Andcnon. ....... 1.
J W Young,
J M sD0aG0G BaaBBa
1 to, i. Murray
W W Muray
J W Crow ;
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Snm Ui and Anil aod SoforUu
If all t e fel ows who try to
Iriuk up all t e liquor every Chr st
mas were to r solve to go to Keeley
in a bunch, Col. Oebura would
have to enlarge aud take in about
a third of the town. Aud it all
the others who wil never pay an
account uulew practically nbligrd
to do t-i wore to be sent t" jail, tun
couu'y jail ot Guilford wuld have
to likewise et larje Greensboro
Record.
Not on if would the Guilford jail
have to bo Milarged but nd the jails
in te country if all the dead-beats
should be incircer.'ed And if the
churches woai firwaP the members
who refute to pay their debts the
church rneinbornhin would be great-
AIXISOH-RECTOB
31 Mr. C aude R. Allison and Mrs.
15lPnra T. Rector were hannilv mar-
3 ned on last Wednesday evening at
1 00 ,h
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gins. The wedding was a very
quiet affair and only a few intimate
friends were present. Rev. M. A
vVood pastor of the Baptist church
performed the-cereraony in a very
impressive manner.
Mr. Al isou is foreman of The
Record office and has been here
about one year coming here from
Hendersonville where he was for
merly connected With the Hustler.
Mrs. Rector is the eidest daugh
ter of Mr. W. C- Sprinkle and is
the widow of the late John A.
Rector and has been our efficient
postmistress for more than two
years.
Tbeir many friends join with
The Record in wishing them a long
and happy life.
47 8f
2 92
43
7 08
56 08
1 27
7 50
81 42
2 80
iii and around Hot Springs.
John Click died at his home on
Sh;it In Creek last Sunday morn
ing his remains were interred at the ,
Click grave yard Monday, Mr.
Click was 76 years of age and had j
been in f, eble heu'th several years.
Wonder what makes
I their hour of trouble until they all
shall meet where
known no more.
B.
trouble will be
E. Gl'THRIE.
MONEY IN TRUCKING
Huston : H
Jenkins go down ts Pink Roberts' j
so often. I
Primary Department,
Death of M.r Vane Samsey.
At 12 o'clock, on January 12,
Mrs. Nettie Ramsey, the daughter
of Mr and Mrs. J. M. Ramsey and
wife of Vance Ramsey, who re
cently gave birth to a young
child passed very quietly away to
U. M.itMiews, of Smith County
Texas, gets $1860 from 18
Acxt s of ground.
having a s. rious attack of Lagnppe
for two week.
I 'I 1 . : . . . .1 e i
x ne writer visiieu irienas on
Pa paw an I Little Pino Creeks Sun-
tiay, JUouiav ana luesday. also
vijited the school at Kalamaxoo
and can say it is one among the
nicest school buildings in the
county, Miss Janey Smith is the
teacher, siie is au estimable young
lady and a splendid teacher.
Th- writer went on his war to
The Coilon Belt Route, through Mars Hill Tuesday eve, by way of
Vf.trahnil T avnBAf t .1 .ia-v A m,....
lis General I'rtssenirer Deoartnient ' ".TI"
uu at i.dis
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at oi. i,., givuiri uui u. -(.....i,. .in(.
ilul visiting
menus and relatives
garding tnegrowiug of fruits and T, H. Reynolds and wife will
v 'gi tables along ita lines in East start for Palistine, Texas Monday
em Texas. Here is what a Smith l'1' ist. where th-ry will spend a
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Cm 11 u man amimn ishe, dnrinir iMiicaiiii iiivu luohiaaoiui
he seasons just parsed, the inter-
receive her reward which she has 1 view apneai ing 111 the "Di versifier
so faithfully worked out in this , published at Ty'er, Tex is.
world, Mrs. Ramsey leaves a hus- I Mr. H. B. Matthews said;
band, four children one being only "I bad two and a half acres in
ten days old and a host of friends, stiawbernes: gath:red 21d crUe,!ii0 the Record.
to mourn their loss, bflt we are .sold for 8140. 1 put out eight acres
to ,1 ake that their future home:
The writer enjoys visiting old
friends in dirl'ereut sections of the
county and especially the young
laaifs.
Wishing the editor a prosperous
and happy new year, and success.
1 ii iy 'depleted bnt the reuse of'rei
1 igioo w- uld not suff r. Cu ike
cnt ary we think it wn I te ad
vance i. for of a dad heas the
h ud' t endure i tha pinun, eanc
timoD ou hypocrite who sits in
te 1 txttt-er a"d ta"- r'"' '
HO T SPRINGS DOTS.
EcrruB Rcooro. The Curfew
law has been passed in this city by
the board ol A derman, the k ds
under 16 years of age are uot sup
posed to be on the streets after 8
p. m. without a lawlul ex, use, nor
ihe.nieti after. 10 p. tn. ,
' pock Poi4 haa gone to work for
Rout G.Nxbt at h's saw mill on
Spring Creek .
. Tl e order nf Sons of Rest seems
to be thriving in this town, they
will elect a ne staff of officer iivx
week tbore ar srvcral candidal r
for '-grand commander." . 1
' Fra-A I sion thinks it a shatre
glad there will be a day of meeting
again by aud by.
I have had the pleasure of know
ing Mrs. Ramsey for the past five
years and she has always proved to
her family to be a dutiful christian
wife, mother and friend as I ever
knew. As I stood by her bedside
the evening before her death, sbe
reached oat her trembling hand to1
me, and after a few other parting
words, bid me meet her in heaven,
so she did likewise to her family
aud many friends who stood weep
ing around her bedside. She, like
the sweet and beautiful flowers of
the summer have faded away and
are gone, but as the seed separates
itself from the flower and fa Is to
the earth and springs fourth again
in its beauty, so' shall her spirit
which has separated itself from the
body spring fourth in its beauty,
in the everlasting kingdom of God
At a V V on fie 13th her
in tomatoes; gathered 1 1j0 crates
sld torsyw; planted the same
land in lite corn and fall Irish
p 'tatoes; corn did only fairly well;
.olatoes made fine crop, and gath
ering at tins writing, and expect
to realize a good price for them in
the spring for seed. I had four
acres plaulel to Jones watermelons
from which I sold $150. I had sit
acres pumpki 1 jams; two acrei 1
set early and four acres lite; from
the enrly patch I gathered 8201
bushels and sold them tor $230
nd the late planting I am ' not
through gathering, though I am
eel, ing them at 50 cents a ldhe!
as I gather th-m. I cannot tell
bo much pr acre they will yield
I have one and a half acr-s in
blackberries, frm which I sold
$100. And for what I think of the
outlo A t-f onr country and truck
-bu iness I would l aim. is' afrai '
to 'el! n.jr honest opirrot:, fovtoine
Contributor.
Sandy, N. C. Jan. 13, 1908.
NO SENATOR YET.
The Legislative Caucus have
taken 22 ballots for U. 8. Senator
without 'caching a choice
.Tne first ballot taken on the 9th.
inst '- as follows: Craig 29 Over.
in !ii 44 Watson 87 Carr 17 Alex
an lerS Hoke 9. .. .
There has been some slight
chauges iu the votes of all the cart- -didatet
from day to day and the
22ud ballot taken on Wednesday' -
nig it was as totiows: Uvuman 03
Watson 80 Craig 27 Carr 15 Alex-
nnner 7 -;.,
All th candidates are hopeful"
and there is no telling where .
whit the Senator will be.
Victor Rcyuolds, of Sandy, a
utaunch auppoi ter of . The Record, .
was hi re Tuesday oa bit way to
Mare Hill to visit Irienda and rela
tives.
Sup. J. M. James, of TV' U
Fo k, ws here the rt f
eek bK'k j ., r
cernir " : r
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