North Carolina Newspapers

4. 1 1 1 1 r 1 1 1 1 ,m I X " IOCAL AND PERSONAL :: J II . fttMmmMnm www- ' Hon. T. J. Murray was Id town laat Monday. r : - " Judge Long is presiding at this term of court. Mr. McQuid of RonnfoH was in town this week- ' Hon. J. M. Gudgrer Jr., is at tending Civil Court Mr. M. ,L. Church was in Asheville last Tuesday. Mrs, AnnaReud wept to Mon treal on last Wednesday. . ' j The Drug store has a new electric fan in their place. ' Miss Annie ' Eller is visiting her sister Mrs. Everett Tweed. Good heavy Domestic 0 cts at Shelton's. - Messrs. Rollins and Zachary are in attendance on court. Extra heavy overalls for men 75 cents, at Sheltons. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Sims are visiting Mr. J. H. White and family. ,'" I want to Mil you goods and will save yo -money. . P. Shel ton. ' , : ' Miss Florence Ricketts of Big Pine left for tier home last Wed nesday. ' : Mr. Dudley Chipley of Ashe ville was in town Monday and Tuesday. Miss Margaret Paynter of Midway, Ky., is visiting Mrs. W. E.'Pinley.- Quite a lot of work has been done on the - different roads .of the county. For Sale Plymouth Rock Eggs. 75c per 15. L. M. Bryan Marshall; R. 2. , Messrs. Troy and Hermon Redmon returned last week from Tusculum College. Us Buquo's ground lime-stone for grass1; . See Morrow & Mc Lendon about it. . The new house of Mr.' Corne lius Rednjon on the. new foad js fast reaching completion, -, ; Nine, persons were received last Sunday f into each of ; the ' Method it and Baptist churches. ' ' The Editor is visiting in Buras vllle this;;week. - . " . Miss Agnes Davis returned home from- Tusculum, . , ; - Mr. Creed McElroy was a visi tor in town this week. Mr. Fowler Shelton" was at White Rock last week. Miss" Effie Shelton returned Friday for the vacation. . Capt. : Weaver of Asheville was in town last Monday. Misses Penrose and Hood were . y in Hopewell last Wednesday. ; Rev. Tom Graham was in town this week serving on the jury. Quite a number of persons re turned this .week from School. Miss Ida Lynn was, in Ashe ville last week for several days. F. Shelton is still continuing his cut prices on everything ex ' ept goods that have been closed tr nub. . v. Chester Honeycut and Wood- - ward Finley returned today from College. ... Mrs. Amos Stackhouse, of Stackhouse was in town last Wednesday. Miss Jennette Holmes of Seattle, Wash., is visiting Mrs. Will Morrow. , The lecture last Saturday . evening was quite an .addition to to our diversions. ' Mrs. W. E. Finley and family returned last Tuesday ' from a - visit to Kentucky. The Kindergarten opened in thefCasa Verde' has an attend - ance of twenty A ve. ' " v The Band of Holiness preach' ers are holding meetings this week on Little Pine. f Kindergarten opens at ''Casa Verde" for the children on the , mill side of the river. , ' ' ' ' Our Roosevelt friends were elated over the news- from Ohio and show their pleasure. . - , i Miss Erancis Morrow left last Thursday ' for , South' Carolina where she will Visit her father. Civil Court closed on Wednes day afternoon and Judge Long and the visiting attorneys left ca that niht. Please note the advertisements of our columns and buy from home, merchants. v FOR SALE: One four year old milch cow. L. C. Sprinkle, Marshall R. F. D. "4. A bountiful fruit crop is the promise of the year. Already strawberries are quite plentful. Miss Maggie Morrow enter tained at dinner last Tuesday in honor of Miss Jennette Holmes. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. C. Peacock and family of Denver Col., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hay nie. Mr. John and Pender McElroy returned with their grandfather and are spending sometime with them. Mrs. Reu bin Ramsey and children went to Revere last Sunday to make a visit on re latives. Quite a number of witnesses nave been in Marshall this week for the civil case of Ball against the Electric Company. The residence of Mr. Cauley Ebbs on the hill is progressing and the workmen have the foundation well along. ' Mr. Walter B. Adams who has been spending some weeks visit ing schools in our vicinity went to Burnsviile this week. Mrs. T. N. James and family returned from Spartanburg last week after a short visit to her sister Mrs. Ed Neghbor. Mr. George McKinney is erect ing a fine house on the ground of his former home and it is well Along toward completion. .Read the advertisement of the summer school of Mars Hill Col lege soon it will be time to think of next years school and pre pare for it. Miss Dora M. Fish who was.a few years ago a teacher in Marshall Academy, will arrive tomorrow to spend . sometime with friends. Thf Naw.4-Uncord would call attention to' the conditions ' of roads along t he - Railroad - to Hayes Run also the part of town road that leads, to Walnut Creek section. They need repairing. The mill near the railroad station has put in electric power and now there is more chance than ever to get your corn ground quickly and well. It does fine work and is a saving over the old power. 4 Thft rasa of Jnlia Davis vs. Laurel River Logging Company was compromised after Messrs. Geo. M. Pritchard and T. S. Rollins had introduced their evi dence. The consideration was $500.00 and cost. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Stack house have returned from Cuba, where they spent their honey moon. They were married May the first, at the home of the bride, Miss Clara Phipps, by Rev. E. P. Stabler. Enroll your name with the thrifty class, with the savers. Start today if you only have one dollar with which to open a bank account. The small depositor will find a warm welcome at The Bank of French Broad. ' We welcome to our exchange list the Mervale Star published by Mr. George Reeves at , Wal nut. It is the organ of the Free Will Baptists and contains many articles of depth and worth. We wish them a most successful journalistic life.. . Dr. J. T. R. NeaL Prop. Riverside Drug Co., GreevlHe, S. C, writes re centlr. "I have been a practicing Dhvslclain and druirirlst for over 35 years and have sold and administered man v kidney medicine ' but none to equal Foley Kidney Pills. They ape. superior w any i ever usea .ana give the quickest pernaafent' relief." 1. E. Burnett, Marf Hill N. C ' ' BASE BALL . . Next Saturday the Marshall team will cross bats with Mars Hill and a good game is expect ed. Let everyone go out to see this game and help the boys. . ; rlotp A Judge la Bad Fix. Justice Ell Cherry, of Oillls Mills, Tenn., was plainly worried. A bau ore on his leg had baffled several doctors and long resisted all remedies. "I thought It was a cancer," lie wrote "At last l used BucklenS Arnica Salve, and was. completely cored." Cures burns, boils, ulcers, cuts bruis es and piles. 25 cents at EexUaoa & Roberts Co. TOMATO CLUBS. The .following girls are taking the Tomato.Club work In Madi son County with Miss Ollie Hen dricks of Big Laurel as collabora tor. - Club Number !. Emeline Wallln, Matilda Shel ton, Rhoda Shelton, Annie May Shelton, Emeline Bishop, Moacal Gentry, Emeline Norton, Zenobia Griffin, Alma Tweed, Ethel Franklin, Gladys Franklin, Essie Sams, Dora Norton, Easter Nor ton, Estelle Buhlman, Nola Nor ton. Club Number 2 Ida Hensley, Hassie Herisley, Cora Shelton, Lucinda Cutshall, Artie Holland, Bessie Wallin, Dollie Gosnell, May Johnson, Lavada Shelton, Oma Cutshall, Delia Ray. Club Number 3. Nancy Rice, Manda Chandler, Ella Rice, Nancy Chandler, Dora Buckner. Dollie Wallin,' Nina Wallin Delia Waliin, Mollle Wal llu, Mollie Franklin, Emily Gaha gan, Creacy Gosnell, Emma Gos nell, May Gosnell. John R. Staton, Joyce, Ky, had an exceptionally severe attack of whoop ing cough. He says: "If it had not been for Foley's Honey and Tar Cora pound I would have been compolled to Suit work. Instead, I never missed a ay, and Foley's Honey and Tar Com pound gave me instant relief and is the only cough medicine we ever use.' Contains no.opiates. I. E. Burnett, Mars Hill N. C. Grand Army Post No 38. The members will please call upon Comrade Anderson of Marshall' for Decoration flags for the graves of the Old Sol diers. Yours Respectfully, S. M. DAVIS Com. The game of ball between Marshall and Runnion last Saturday was quite hotly con tested and resulted in a victory for Marshall by the score of 5 to 2. Both sides played well and two home runs were made by Mars hall players. Freeman and Craig miles were the lucky ones. Bat teries. ' For Marshall . Redmon and Freeman, for Runnion Edney and- Wardrep, umpire Ed Gilbert. J.W.Nelson has moved his stock of goods into the . building recently occupied by W, H. Runnion's grocery, store. You can buy a good suit of clothes at just a little more than half price at Shelton's. The building formerly occu pied by W. H. Runnion hast been remodeled and painted and Mr. J, W. " Nelson has moved his stock of General Merchandise into it. For Sale House and lot, known as G. W. Sams house, situated just opposit Presbyterian church. If you fail to see me you will miss the best trade of your life. J. H. WHITE. man or Ohio. Crrr or Toumk t Lvai Comm. f - Fmnk J. Cnm makes sotk tlmt bt H Milcr Rrtnar o( tba arm ol r. J. Caanxr Co., dolnf mm la th aty at Toledo. County tnd BUM HoreMUl, will that Md arm wlU pay th nti of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS lor Mob and n,acy caw ol Catarrh that ouaot bt ouraa irlHwil Ball's Cammi Cdu. ' FRANK J. CHENEY. 8 warn to twlora ma and nbwrlbed In my preaauoa, tola Itb day ol December. A. P., u. , a . ' A. W. OLEA80N. ' , sial , Notaw Public, Hair Catarrh Cur la lake ktMnaNr and aH directly upon th blood and mueou utaea ol Uw jatom. Sand lor tttUmonial. Ira. . , r. 1. CHENEY A C0 ToukIo. O, Sold hv all Drucrlsta. TBe.. ' Tak daU'i Family nut lor Mars Hill Summer School BEGINS JUNE 3, AND CONTINUES SIX WEEKS. . Tills summer term of the College is designed for those who wish to KNOW more; for teachers who want to prepare for better grades and higher certificates; for students who wish to make up deficiencies In thei r work or complete courses In fewer years; for any who really want to study. The location Is favorable, the faoulty is well equipped, and the advantages what students seek. All expenses for the six weeks, J12.08 For further information address, R. L. MOORB, President, . . . - Mars Hill, N. C. Is It Your Fault? A great many people suffer from their teeth. Many of them could find relief If they, would let us put their teeth , . In good condition. . ' ' I do my work so carefully as to reduce the pain to a ' minimum I do It so Intelligently as to Insure perfect teeth thereafter. '. - ' . ' . n. C3, pURClS, d. d. s. IN MARSHALL 1st ECXDAY OF EACH MONTH FOR ONE WEEK ' ' .'V ' t::::i i icsniTS MUG STOiE Death of Mr.s A. E Bryan. Thursday May ninth, Mrs. Jane Bryan, wife of A. E. Bryan, went home to God. Her age was forty-seven at her death. As member of the Baptist church for thirty-four of those years, she had served God faithfully; then it pleased Him to take her home. For two years she had suffered with the wasting disease that had laid hold on her; but she bore it all with the patience aud fortitude of the true Chris tian. In the presence of a great number of relatives and friends the body was laid to rest in the Bryan cemetary, near the home of G. W. Bryan, Sr. Funeral services were conducted at the grave by the writer. To the be reaved family, the husband and eight children, who are left to mourn their loss, we extend our deepest sympathy and commend them to Him who alone can wipe away all tears. W. E. GOODE. NOTICE OF SALE North Carolina, Madison County Under and by virtue of authority conferred by a certain deed In trust executed by Ella B. Wells to the unH derslgned trustee, bearlnifdate March the 21st, litOH, and recorded In the of fice of Register of deeds for Madison County, in deed book no. 9 page 330, default being made in the payment of the indebtness thereby secured. I will on Monday June the 171h, 1M2, at 12 o'clock m. at the Court house door in the town of Marshall sell to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy said indebtness, all right, title, and inter est to which said Ella B. Wells have in the following described real estate, to-wlt: Lying and being in Madison County, North Carolina, and on the waters of Big Fine Creek, begin nig on a Ash in John Robert's line, and runs north, to Robert Price's line, thence, east with his line to his corner, thence north with said Price's line to his ot her cornerthence west with Prices land with his North west corner, thence north to the top of the Doe Branch divide to a stake on the north side of the road, known as the Misner road, thence an east course with said road and the top of the Doe Branch divide to the William Robert's and the old Hall & Walton line, thence South, with said line to Baxter Randall's line, thence west with 'his line to John Robert's line, thence to his line to, the beginning, containing one hun dred acres (100 acres) mote or lcss and being the same tract of land conveyed by Dall Randall to James Plemmons and Laurel Plemmons. This the 15th day of May 1912. W. B. Ramsey. II. A. Waggoner, Alvon. W, Va., says that Foley's Honey and Tar Cora pound is the best medicine for coughs and colJs he has ever known. He says: "'Every man and woman tells me It is the best they have ever used and whoever has used it once, always comes back for it again." There are no opiates in Foley's Honey and Tar Compound and it is safest for children. I., E. Burnett, Mars Hill N C. APPLICATION FOR PARDON OF Charley Roddy :' Application will be made to the Gov ernor of North Carolina for the pardon of Charley Roddy convicted at Feb ruary 1912, term; of the Superior Court of Madison County of the crime of larceny and sentenced to Buncombe county roads for a t e r m of nine months. ' All persons who oppose the granting of said pardon are invited to forward their protests to the Governor without delay. ' " ' ' This the 23rd day of May 1912 A. J. DAVIS. Now is the time to do . your spring painting. Try LUCAS and be satisfied. Morrow & McLendoit. ' v tt"- (iiiiHnauwiiwaHnfan,niiiHiauni n ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BOARD Of COMMISSIONERS OF MADISON COUNTY Annual Report of the Receipts and Disbursements of the County of Madison for the year bejfinnuijr Do ceinbcr 1st, 1910, and ending November 30th, 1911, made pursuant to Section 1388, lievisal of 1906. C. F. RUNNION, Treasurer, Fees and Salary Apr. 30 By com. on 540.42, 2 1-2 per ct. Road fund, 1X51 Apr. 30 By com. on 171.20, 2 1-2 per ct. May. 2 To Salary for April, Muy. 31 To Balance May. By Balance from Apr., ' com. on 64H.22 2 1-2 " com. on 4(i0.1ti 2 per cent, " com. on 1204.24 2 1-2 per " com. on 120.60 2 1-2 per Ct. " com. on 144.00 ? 1-2 per ct. June 6 To Salary for May, June i June 3o By Balance '' com on 449.44 2 1-2 per ct Gen Co., " com en 360.12 2 per cent school fund, " bom on 471.41 2 1-2 per ct. Road fund, " com on 217.50 2 1-2 per ct Pauper fund, " Amount overdrawn, ,iune 30 June 30 June 30 J une 30 July 1 To amount overdrawn, July 3 To Salary for June, July 31 To Balance, Jnlv 31 To Com on 161.20 2 1-2 nerct July 31 To com on 359.00 2 per ct. School, July 31 TO'COinon osb.wjz i-z perci roau ninu July 31 To coin on 138.91 2 1-2 per ctp'p'r fund July 31 Toconvon 1844.60 2 1-2 per ct C, U. July 31 To com on2128 19 2 1-2 ltileriist fund Aug. Aug. 7 To Salary for July, 31 To Balance, Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. 1 By balance, 31 " com on 442.86 21-2 t.er ct 31 " coin on 21S0..40 2 per ct 31 com on 140.85 2 1-2 per ct 31 " com on 252.00 2 1-2 Road. Sept. Sept. 5 To Salary for Aug., 30 To balance, Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. 1 Bv balance, 30 com on 505.73 2 1-2 per ct in rnm nn 9!VJT ill 9 ni nf WIUUU MHhl a J WWW uwaivvif. " com on 926.97 2 1-2 pur cent Road, " com on 195.67 2 1-2 per ct Pauper " com on 348.452 1-2 per ct Jury, 30 30 30 Oct. Oct. 3 To Salary for Sept. 31 " Balance Oct Oct. Oct, Oct. oct. 1 By balance, 30 " com on 1699.35 2 1-2 per ct Gen Co., 30 ' com on 122.20 2 1-2 per ct Jury, 30 " com on 169.30 2 1-2 per ct. Pauper, 30 " com on 4201.76 2 per ct School, NORTH CAROLINA) MADISON COUNTS) ' ' Under and by virtue of the authori ty conferred by a certain deed in trust executed by G. D. Higgins, and Vite, vene Higgins to the undersigned Trustee,' bearing date the 6th day of May 1911, and recorded in the ofllae of the Register of Deeds for Madison County, in Deed Book No 13 page 215, default having been made in the pay ment of the indebtedness thereby se cured, I will, on Monday the 24th, day of June 1912, at 12 o'clock M., at the Court House dodr of said County, sell to the highest bidder for cash to satis fy said indebtedness,' all the right, title and interest which the said G. D. Higgins and wife, Vene Higgins have in the- following described real estate, towlt: Lying and being in Madison County, North Carolina, adjoining the lands of E. L. Ponder and G. D. Hig gins and others. Beginning on a stake on tbe West side of the Creek at S. C. Pinner's corner and runs S. W. course with said Pinner's line to a stake on top of the Stoney Knob, thence follow ing the extreme height of ridge North 22 West 10 poles to a chesnut sprout, a large chesnut tree North 67 East 89 poles and U links to a rock, thence 3SBEIIiE if I M t! For the big Price-cutting ad which will appear in this space next week. THE HOT SPRINGS SUPPLY CG. Hot Springs, N. C. Afov. Nov. 7 To Salary for Oct., 30 " Balance 1'auper fund, i-'B Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. 87.28 (12.50 24..W 8.8G School fund. ct. Road fund, jury fund, Pauper fund, 24.78 10 15 Dec. To SalaJy for November, To balance November 30, 11.20 30.11 3.01 3.61 86.86 62.50 24.36 11.24 7.20 11.79 5.44 2.47 JaMES SMART, 62.50 Jan. 3 By Fees for December, 7 " fees for January, 2 47 Feb. Mm: 62.50 116.27 ' fees for February, ' fees for March, " fees for April, " fees for May, " fees for June, . " fees for July. " fees for August, " fees for September, " fees for October, " fees for November, Apr. 1 May 2 181.24 June u July 5 Aug. 8 Sept. 5 Oct.. 4 Nov. 7 Dec. 5 Gen Co o4.03 7.18 17.22 3 50 46.11 53.20 181.24 62.50 118.26 180.78 fan, Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Auif. To salary for December, " salary for January, ' salary for February, " salary for March, " salary for April, " salary for May, " salary for June, "salary for July, " salary for August, " salary for September, " salary for October, " salary for November, " Balance, 116.27 Gen Co., 11.07 School 43.60 Pauper, 3.52 6.30 Sept. 5 Oct. 2 Nov. 1 Dec. 5 Dec 5 180.76 6250 154.71 Dec 5 " Bv Balance broughtdown. 217.21 Gen Co., Kc.hnnl. 118.20 11.64 50.54 23.17 4.89 8.71 217.21 62.50 225.97 258.47 154.71 42.48 3.05 4.20 84.03 288.47 North 62 East 8 poles to a rock, thence North 73 East 20 poles to a white hic kory n e a r a small branch, thence South 70 East 10 poles to a stake on a rock, South 72 1-2 East 98 poles to the creek, crossing the creek a straight line with F. V. Ponder's . line to the public road thence down and with road to a corner on a stake at or near a small branch, being the lower corner of F. V. Ponder's line, thence a North East course up With a line made by Stacy Ponder to the top of the rldga to a stake and pointers, it being a cor ner of Lot no 5, thence a South course with E. L. Ponder's line to a stake at the creek, thence up and witb. said creek to tne beginning, containing 60 acres, be the same more or less. ' GUY V. ROBERTS. Trustee This the 23rd, day of May 1912. ' FOR SALE House of six rooms." Gocd stableand chicken bouse. Cistern at the kitchin door. About two n.rrps of crround. located at Wal nut, N. Q Address, S. W. Mo dule, Walnut, N. U Til: m I 31- "Jl 2.50 26o.P 328.M S3H 1 Bv balance, 30 " coin on 634.05 2 1-2 per ct Gen Co., 30 " com on 2990.09 2 per ct Sohool. 30 " com on 885.24 2 1-2 per ct Uoad fund, 30 " com on 177.60 2 1-2 per ct Pauier fund, I5.8S i).m 22.13 4.41 328.19 62.50 319.53 82,0:5 Deo. 1 Bv balance, . . 25 6M Nov. 30 " Com on 828.49 2 per cent school fund, 16.57 Nov. 30 " com oa 457.19 2 1-2 per cent Gen Co., 1 i .4.i Nov. 30 " cum on 327.97 2 1-2 per cent jury fund, 8.20 Nov. 30 " com .on 190.08 2 1-2 per ctJ?auper, 4.75 Nov. 30 " com on 2998.86 2 1-2 per Ct-bridge fund, 74.ii2 Nov. 30 " com on 19.00 2 1-2 per ct Road fund, .47 Dec. 1 By balance, 319.5.; Register of Deeds,-Fees ft Salary, 9:1.9:1 K'2.05 111. 32 110.311 .111.35 ilS.79 . 90.30 80.35 84.11 OH : .. t 100.20 , 225.77 iru.o.J 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 75,00 75.00 1 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 420.03 1320.03 420.03 PERMANENT INDEBTEDNESS OF MADISON CoM $85,000.00 5 per cent. 30-year Indebtedness and Jail Bonds, dated July 1st, 1905. Interest paid to July 1st, 1911. $27,000,00 6 per cent. 30-year Court House Bond dated July 1, 1907, redeemable one each year. In terest paid to July 1, 1911. . Total permanent indebtedness, $12,000.00. 0. F. CASSADA Pro Tem Chairman Board of County Commissioners JAMES SMART Clerk to Board . This December 4th. 1911. , . . . ? FOR SALE 4 Room house ou 5 acre lot,. just out of town on Ro berts road. 5 roe-m house, one acre lot, on Hay's Run. Both, these houses are nearly new, in good condi tion and will be sold cheap. ' Also a piano, good as new, at half price. Morrow & McLen don. :- . v ' ; .. - "f " APPLICATION FOR PARDON OF Riley Gunter and Ellsha Gunter. Appication will be made to the Gov ernor of North Carolina for the pardon of KHey Gunter and. Ellsha Gunter convicted at September 1011, term of , the Superior Court of Madison County of the crime of assult and sentenced to Buncombe county roads for a term of tw years each. - Alt persons who oppose t ho gran 1 1 n ;j of said pardon are Invited to forward ' their protests to the Governor without, delay. ; . ' . This the 17th day of May 1912. " 1J. G. GUNTMV