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I :: LOCAL AND PERSONAL f: J Good heavy Domestic 0 ets at Shelton's. i Where are you going to school next year? Robert Licb of Revere waa in town Saturdny. Dr. Frank Roberts was in Asheville Saturday. Rev. Robinson preached at Antioch last Sunday. Extra heavy overalls for men 75 cents, at Sheltons. Rob Reud was quite sick last welt but is better now. , . . The summer school ' at Mars Hill began last Monday. Mr R. L. Walked of Barnard was a visitor last Friday. Nelson has berries and can supply fruit if you wish it. Mr. Dan Ilaynie of Rarnard was in town last Saturday. Miss Lillio Crouch is here this week .from Greensboro. Mr. M. L. Church was in Newport Tenn,, lust Sunday. Mr. .1. N. Revis has accepted a position with J. W. Nelson. at Bridgeport Tenn., this vfeek. Mrs J. R. Swann and Master 'Jack, was in Asheville Monday. Why not clean up every pre mise in town? Every one needs it. ' I want to sell you goods and will save you money. F. Shel ton. The finance committee met and adjourned until Wednesday June .llth. Mr. and Mrs. Broom of Char lotte, are here for a few weeks visit. v Revival services began at the Baptist church last Thursday night. Miss Lucile Johnston was i: guest of Mrs. W. A. West las! week. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Fisher and little son were iu Asheville Wed nesday, Mr. Chester Iloneycutt is in Asheville Where he will stay this summer. Tlie County School Board was ' in session on last Monday and Tuesday, -,:'. Treasurer Charles Runnion i3 laid up witha severe case of neuralgia. 1 Mr. Frank Davis pf Spring Creek is building the Cauley Ebbs house. , j , Mr. J. R. Swann left Monday for Huntsdalo and ' other1 town3 on business. ' .'-"' Everything you want in dry goods groceries and notions at NELSON'S. ..Mr and Mrs. P. B. ' Smith or Tamna, Fla., arc spending seve ral weeks here. Z Elizabeth Hendricks came ' home from St Gonivieve School i, last Wednesday. .. . - T O . 1XTa.t " rtf flA.n IWV. OLltrl UUVU , I COtl Jlui:ilw ' crat was visiting, on Walnut Creek last week. ; t Mica' Acrno Pa.t,tnn nf ;R 2. leaves today' for Asheville and later for Knoxville. Mr,, and Mrs. Walter Rector of R F. D. 1, visited Mr. and Mrs. ' t 11. N. Caton this week. - ' Mr. T. N. James went on the "Craig Special" for; the State Convention at Raleigh. : You can buy a good "suit of clothes at jast-a little more than half price at Shelton's, ' ; Misses Minnie Ball and JWn ' Godfrey returnoisMrom thcUlotne Industrial Wednesday. . Mr. Fulton ; West was down from Haywood County last ' Saturday and Sunday. N. B. McDevltt went to Ral eigh on Wednesday to "attend the State Contention. M,r. T. N. James has beauti fied his residence at the depot with a new coat of paint. - ' HARD knocks never kill they . only make ft person better able "-' t) cet along in this world. The case of Griffin' against B. '' West "for perjury was postponed until term of Criminal court. ': Hon. J. Coleman Ramsey ) and Hon. C. B..: Mashburn were in Asheville on last W ednesday. ; Mrs. II. N. Caton nnd son, spent Monday in Ashftvillo. Rain much needed fell last Sunday, and things are booming. Many of the students returned this week from tho eastern part of the state. Use Buquo's ground lime stone for grass. See Morrow & Mc Lcndon about it. ' Miss Nellie Redmon is visiting her Uncle and Aunt Mr. and Mrs. J. M. James at Mars Hill.' There will bo a 4th of July celebration at the new school h.ouse on Upper Little Pino. New York is in a bad way with its striking cooks and waiters. How do they feed the people? Schwab's red stock English Waldrow blado grain craddles. Cheapest at JAMES canh store. ' The Myrtle. Hawkins trial pro ceeds without much being done. No one can surmise the outcome. The Mills at Runnion have shut down for thirty days in order to make necessary impro vementsifor incrcasen efficiency. F. Shelton is still continuing his cut prices on everything ex cept goods that have been closed out. Another aviator has lost his life. Plulah O. Pannalce was killed in Washington last Satur day. Miss Julia Warner has been spending some days at Runnion with her-mother' who is quite sick. The County Commissioners met the lirst Monday and tran sacted tho regular roi'tin'! busi ness. Mr. Tom Riser of Newport, Tenn., is here doing the plaster in in Mr. Geo. Mckinney'a new house. Prof. Buckner County Super intendent was here until Wed nesday on business for the schools. Miss Carrie Cathey of Belmont N. C, is expected hero tomorrow on a visit to Misses Hood and Penrose. Now is the time to do your spring painting. Try LUCAS and be satisfied. Momiow & McLkndon. " Have you noticed the dainty appearance1 of Nelson's 'store and how well.assorted his stock. Call and see! C. M. Askew, T. J. Frisbee, T. A. Frisbee and Thos. Keener of Spring Creek were in town last Monday. Mrs, .J. A. Hendricks and Sara Finley attended the com mencement St. Genevievo School at Asheville. Bill Young at Barnard was caught with the goods on his per son and the Sheriff brought him in for retailing. Miss Margaret Poynter - who has been visiting Mrs. W. E. Finley returned to Knoxville last Saturday1. Judge J. C. Pritchard was down from Asheville last Thurs day for the Memorial day service at Caney Fork. For Sale Plymouth R o c k Eggs. 75c per 15. Also a nice fresh milch cow. L. M. Bryan Marshall, R. 2. Mrs. Ben Wade Gahagan and Miss Emma Gahagan of Hopewell were visitors at Mrs. Wi A. West's this week. Have you noticed all the elect ric fans in town. Jim Haynie and John Ramsey have placed them in their stores. Hon. J. A.. Hendricks -attend ed the 2ttmuveh'cement at Chapel BWafter a visit with his daugh ter Letetia at Beaufort. Fred N. Day an evangelist of Winston Salem is preaching, at the Revival Services at the Bap tist Church this week. . i Prof. D e a n, ' President of Wcaverville College, will speak at Walnut Sunday for Rev.l Stabler who will be away. . ' i Nelson tries to please and .if you will but visit his store you will meet with courtesy , and your wants will be supplied. When in need of dental work of any kind don't fail to see Dr. Wayne Silver, Office over Zach ary and Roberts law office. ( Miss Hattie Runnion will spend the vacation at Chataugua N. Y. instead of coming horned Mr. A.1 J. Wailin mid wife of Big Laurel were visiting their daughter Mrs. N. B. Tweed this week. Mr. Z. V. Fisher had tho mis fortune to lose a fine cow Mon day night. It is supposed she was snake bitten. Jane Bryant of Hot Springs was. brought-up before U. S. Commissioner Sprinkles Wed nesdy,mThecase was cont inued. Mrs. J. F. Redmon and little son Bruce have returned home from Asheville and Emma where they visited relatives and friends. The negro bull team went to Weaverville for two games. Friday's was a draw and on Saturday the Weaverville. team won 3 to 2. lion. Guy V. Roberts went to the commencement exercises of his Alma Mater last Sunday and will attend the State Convention at Raleigh. Shelton has a largo lot of new clothing which he bought at a bout 00 cents on the dollar, and you can huy any of them at the same reduction. Claude Allen was conv;cted of murder In second degree. How ever there is a chance for him to bang as he lias four more counts to answer for Mr. Robt. Goforth who is a junior in Athens Tenn., sent the editor a catalogue ami will stay atvUhens this summer. Miss Nellie Hendricks and Miss Mary Owens came from Durham last Wednesday night. After a few days visit they will leave for Guatiimala City, C. A. When a person is buying thoy should keep coo! and do their best. Nelson has placed an 'electric fan to keep his custo mers cool and let them make the best bargains. You insure your property against fire, why not insure your family against poverty by start ing a bank account? One dollar is sufficient for a start. Bank of French Broad. Bettie Corner, Sandy Bottom and Hot Buckner of Doe Branch were brought up before United States Commissioner John Sprinkle's for retailing but were released afterwards. P. D. Ebbs and Guy V. Ro berts attended the congressional convention at Lincolnton last Tuesday going from there to Raltigh to the State convention. Sheriff R. S. Ramsey returned from Asheville last Wednesday. He reports his wife about recov ered and ezpects her home next week, Dr. Meri weather reports here about well.. The Marshall and Walnut team went to Hot Springs Saturday to play the team from Runnion a good game was had and the boys did themselves proud. The score was 5 to 4 in favor of Run nion. ' Have you ever noticed it that the men- and women who do things are the ones who are not liked. A man to accomplish something must step on some persons toes and' that person dont like him of course. The revolution in Cuba is tak ing on new strength. It is curi ous how unstable these countries are in their government. 'We hope there will be no need of in tervention again although the marines have been sent to the island. Mrs. Reud wishes to announce to her many friends and patrons that she will close her millinery store on the 12th of this month for the season. Au desiring anything in her line will do well to see her before thop (kt(e. In thq ad, of the? Mars Bill Summer School which has ap peared in the last two issues of The News Record, the expenses Tor the term was $12.00. This is an error, it should have read $79.00 for the entire term. . 10 pounds , Granulated" sugar for $1.00 IS pounds light brown Sugar for $LoO 3 pounds loose soda for 5 cents. 1 dozen boxes matches for 7 1-2 cents, heaviest overall in Madison Cd., for 75 cents. Calla Lilly flour 80 cents per quarter, Cotton Bloom flour 75 cents a quarter, . nails 2 1-2 cents a pound,, JAMES' cash store. "V' l - : ' ;" Miss Sallie Heutlerson of Wal nut is visiting Mj Manley Davis. The world can't beat o-.ir slate on summer resorts let our own people use the good , judgment to patronize them. By so doing they will meet more lino people from other states than by going away to .other states. Greens boro News. Wa ought to bring them to us and we do. Why cannot Mars hall become a resort ujso. Let's have more hotels. What te yonrcommunity going to do for the 4th of July. Why not have something to colobrate with. Thii day is a great nnni versity. It-is the declaration of Indepoodoncf! day and if we dont want to forgot it, let's do , some thing to remember it by. Get up some kind of a picnic or speak ing. All it requires is some one to take the lead. If you leave it to the others, it will not be done. Start it. Marriage License The following marriage license have been issued since our last issue. Malono Roberson age 21 of Mars Hill to Bertha Ball age 20. Willie Col well of Marshrlt 5. age 21 to Linda Messer of same, age 21. C. P. Rice of Big Laurel age 10 to Lillie Rice age 13 of Mars hall. Ballard Smith of Walnut ago 20 to Pearly Thomas of Walnut "jo IS. J. W. Culshall of Big Laurel age 20 to Easter Norton age IS of the same place. (Znds Hunt For Rich (llrl. Of. on the hunt for a rich wife ptkIs when tho man meets a woman that usps KU-ctrio, Hitters. IUt strong nerves toll ill a bright brain and even temper. Her peaeh-bloom com plexion and ruby lips rctult from her pure blood: her bright eyes from rest ful sleep; her elastic step from firm, free muscles, all telling of tho health and strength Kloctric Hitters give a woman, nnd the freedom from indi gestion, backache, headache, fainting and dizr.y spells they promote. Kvery wlipre I bey are woman's favorite rem edy. If weak or ailing try th'.-in. 00c at ltedmon & Roberts Co. Excuses. It is wonderful the ingenuity that some people use in invent ing excuses. If tho same talent was used in doing things that is used in trying to explain why they are not done, a great deal would not be left undone. If people would use the time in going to church that they use in framing excuses for not going they would have lost very little time and would have been much better. We wish every one might go.' You may not like the preacher; the service may be dull to you but when you are through the thought of having tried to do your duty will com pensate to some degree the hav ing done what you have. Makes The Nntion (iasp. The awful list of Injuries una Fourth Of July staggers humanity. Set over against it, however, is the wonderful healing,'by Hucklen'H Arrinta Salve, of thousands, who sulTerod from--burns, cuts, bruises, bullet .wounds or explo sions, lis tho -imiuk healer of boils, ulcers, eczema, soro tips or piles. ' 25c at Hcdmon & Uobel'ts Co, Mrs. C. J. Hawkins, mother of Mrs. J. M. Gudgor, Jr., of this city, celebrated her eighty seventh birthday yesterday at her home in Hendersonville, and held a reception on the porch of her homo from 4 to U o'clock in the afternoon. Mrs. Hawkins is the oldest woman resident of Hendersonville, and most highly esteemed by every one in that town. During the two hours she received friends yesterday after noon her porch was crowded with visitors from Henderson ville,' and in addition there were present several daughters . and grand-daughters from other cities. '. Mrs. Will Morrow was amongst tho guests mentioned in the above local from the Citizen of Saturday last. "'-,' A CARD. - This Is tovnerttfy that Foley's Honey and Tar Compound does -not contain any ?vlals, any habit forming drugs or any Ingredients that could possible harm iUMisers. -On the coutrarjy its jrreat healing and soothing qualities make It a real remedy for coughs, colds nnd Irritations of the throat, chest and lungs. The genuine Is In ayeliow package, nsk for Foley' lloDey and Tar Compound and accept no substi tute. I. E. Burnett, Mars Uill If. C. 3 IE GREAT Beginning; Saturday, June 1st, and ending Saturday, June 15th, we will sell everything: at greatly, reduced prices and lots of things at and below cost price. Men's, Women's and Children's Shoes W. I Douglass 4.H Shoes and Oxfords '!- V. K Douglass .'1.5i) Shoes and Oxfords W-W W.D. Iougl:--s $:i.10 Shoes -ind Oxfords 92 M All eheap Shoes nlul Oxfords at absoliueiy'lirst cost. Todies' Dorot hv Dodd $.'!. .50 Shoes and Oxfords '. Ladies' Dorot hv Dodd ?:i.!)0 Shoes and Oxfords $U'.:is Ladies' Godman $2.50 Shoes and Oxfords IM.'J All cheap Ladies' Shoes and Ox fords, ineliulina' Hoys' and Girls' Shoes at actual lirsl cost. ( We havo about $(1,000 worth of Shoes and yon call certainly find what yon want in style, lit and price Ladies' Ready-Made Waists We also havo a largA line of Todies' Roady-mado Waists, rang ing In prices from 50c to 2.n. which wo will sell at absolutely first cost. THE HOT SPRIGS SUPPLY HOT SPRINGS, N. C. MARS HILL COLLEGE The Leading Co-Educational Institution In Western North Carolina. A school that draws 879 students from 58 North Carolina Counties, and from six other States and two Foreign Coun tries, some comins half around the world to reach it must have merit worth considering by Madison county people. It drew 132 students from Madison county, and 245 students from the rest of the world. I-i this a fair proportion? Its students succec 1 at higher institutions and in life, out of all proportion to our number. North Carolina Education says: "There arc few schools in the world that do better work than Mars Hill, and make so little noise about it." The Fall Term opens August 13, 1012. Send for our new catalogue. 1 R. L. MOORE, President, Institute. Prof. Buckner has received tho names of the persons who are to direct the Institute this year. Prof, livens has desig nated Prof. A. T. Allen of Salis bury and Mrs. M. C. Garrison of Goldsboro as the persons who are going to have charge. These teachers come very highly re commended and a good Institute is promised. Prof. Buckner al so says that he wants every teacher here on tho first day, so that all may have the'benefit of every session and every good thing taught. Now let's see a large attendance at this' Insti tute. We all can profit immen sely by strict application to this work. NOTICE North Carolina, Madison Comity. ; In tliu Superior Court. Lee Wasliam.vs. 1). S. Washam The defendant above named will take notice that an action entitled a3 ahovc has been commenced in the Superior Court of Madison county by Hie plantiir for the purpose of secur ing an absolute divorce from the said defendant; and the said defend ant will further take notice that he is rcunired to appear at the nest term of the Superior Cotirt-of said county to be held on the 1st Monday after the 1st Monday In. September 11112 aUhc court house of said county fn Mars hall, N. C, and answer or demur to tho complaint in said action, or t lie plaintiff will apply to ilio court lor t he relief demanded in said coinpluiirt. W. II. HENDIiUSON, Clerk of t he Superior Court. This 3rd, day 'of J tine 1912. IS OTIC E OK DISSOLUTION TMs Is to notify all persons that the co-partnership heretofore' existing be tween J. W. Pagan and U. 15. Frank lin under the firm -name of Fagan & Franklin is hcrerby dissolved by mutual consent, R. B. Franklin, hav ing purchased the interest of J. -. W. Fagan in said business. ' R. B. Frank lit) assumes all indebtness of the old firni and will receive and receipt for all accounts due said firm. This the 28th, dav of May 1012. .... . .."?'. W, FAGAS. ' 3f!!l!3ElG CASH- SALE: Men's and Boys Cloth ing We have a complete lino of Clothing. 22 'iO Michael Stern Suits $17.00 2ll.ll:) Michael Stern Suits 15. "" I. "i.(0 Michael Stem Suits ll5 15. V) Michael Stern Suits 10 oil 12. Vl Men's Slli's 10.110 II. 00 Mt-n's Suits S.75 10.00 Men's Suits 7.75 Yv'e also have a large line of cheaper Men's Suits: also il large lino Youths' and Children's Suits, Overalls and odd I-'unn, which will go at absolutely first cost. Ladies Dress Goods $1.00 Dress Goods, per yard $0,75 .75 Dress (loods, per yard .55 .(10 Dress (Jooils, per yard .5H .50 Dress (loods, per yard .5H .!0 Dress floods, per yard .50 .. 'to Dress (loods. , per yard .20 .25 Dress (ioods, per yard .1H Dress f iiughaiiis, per yard 7 l-2c Host ('alien, per yar.l 5c. ItroAii Domestic, per yard tie Ladles' Hosiery We also have a large lin" of Ladies' Hosiery that we will sell at the same price of men's. t ririrriE 3E 3352S3 MARS HILJ,, N. C. Marshall Base Ball Team is sues Challenge. Marshall Base Ball Team chal lenges any local team in Madi son, Buncombe, Haywood and Yancey counties or any AVestern (counties. Write G. C. Redmon manager for dates. First games must be played at Marshall, N. 0. Get busy and accept. ADMIN ISTRATOli'S NOTICE 1 Having qualified -as administrator of IT. D. Frisbee. deceased late of Madison County, North Carolina this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of said deceased to exhibit them to the. undersigned at his home on the waters of Spring Cre.sk,. in No. 1:1 township, on or before tho 3rd day of J uric; 1! 13, or th.s notice will be pleaded in barof their recovery All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment. ,t This 3rd day of June 11)12. TITOS. A- FRISBEE Administrator of II. D. Frisbee. Move On Nowl says a policeman to a street crowd, and whacks heads if it don't. . "Move on now," saysjthe biff, harsh mineral pills to bowel congestion and suffering follows. Dr.; King's - New Life Pills don't bulldoze the bowlls. They gent ly persuade the in to right action, and health follows. 25u at Redmon & Roberts Co. FOR SALE House of six rooms. Gocd stable and chicken house. Cistern at the kitchin door. About two acres of ground, located at Wal nut, N. C. Address, S. W. Mc Clure, Walnut, N. C. - They Put An End To It Charles Sable, 30 Cook St., Roches ter, N. Y., says he recommends Foley Kdney Pills at '-every opportunity be cause they , gave' him - prompt relief from a bad case of kidney trouble that had long bothered him. Sncb. a rec ommendation, coming from Mr. Sable, if direct and 'convincing evidence of the jf'rtfat cmativa qualities of Foley Kidney Pills. I. F Burnett, Mars Hill, 51. CV , .,- . . :" -'. alr.-,p-Tq?.trrr;-.il i , I Men's Dress and M)ft Shirts Wfi have a large stock o," Men's. Shirts in Dress and Soft Shirts, ranging in price from fine- : 'M..": that wo will sell at the foll". in;' prices: $1.50 Shirts at I10 1 (in Shirts at .75 Shirts at - 55 .50 Shirts ut .5' Neckwear We also have tho 'tnrgest and nicest line of Men's NocUwear to be found in Madison county.' Men's Hosiery We have the most complete line of Men's Hosiery to he found in a general store, that wo will M! at the following pi ices: 75c Men's Silk Socks. 5lk: fine. Men's Silk Socks. ........ . 25c Men's Socks ... 2-ie 15c Men's Socks '. . . . 1 !c lor Men's Socks Kl : Lndlos' Trlinmt d Kate A nice line of Ladies' nt:d O'.'ls Trimmed Hats to go at Cost i'i i his sale. d NORTH CAROLINA) MADISON COUNTY) Under and by virtue of the authori ty conferred by a certain deed in trn-r, executed by O. D. Uiggins, and wife. Vene Higgins to the undershiini Trustee, bearing date the (ith day of May 11111, and recorded in tho ofllce o! the Register of Deeds for Madisor. County, In Deed Hook No 1.1 page 2!.r,, default having been made In tho pay ment of the indebtedness thereby se cured, I will, on Monday the 24th, (la v or Juno 11)12, at 12 o'clock M., at the Court House door of said County, sell to the highest bidder for cash to satii -fy said indebtednoess, all the right, title and Interest which the said O. D. Uiggins and wifu, Vene Higglns havo In tho following described real ostate towlt: Lying and being In Madiso i County, North Carolina, adjoining tho lands of R L. Ponder and O. 1). Hig-. gins and others. Beginning on a stake on the West side of the Creek at J. C. Pinner's corner ajid runs S. W. courso with said Pinner's line to a stake on top of the Stoney Knob, thence follow ing the extreme height of ridge JVorth 22 West 10 poles to a-cheanut sprout. a lurge chesnut tree JSortli 51 .Eust WJ poles and 11 links to a rock, ilionco North 62 East 8 poles to a rock, tlieneo North 73 East 20 poles to a white hic kory n e a r a small branch, thencn South 70 East 10 poles to a Btakc ou u rock, South 72 1-2 East 98 poles to th Creek, crossing the creek a straight line with F. Y. Ponder's lino to tho public road thence down and with road to a corner on a stake at or nuar a small branch, being the lower corner of F. V. Ponder's lino, thence a North East course up with a. line made by Stacy Ponder to tho top of the ridgo 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 w ith said creek to the beginning, containing G acres, be the same more or less. GUY V. ROIU-'.RTS. Trustee Thi3 the 23rd, day of May 11112. .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 un dersigned trustee, bearing date March the 21st, 1906, and recorded In the of fice of Register of deeds for Madison County, in deed book no. i) page 336, default being made in the payment of tlie indublness thereby secured. I will on JKonda'y. Juno the 171h, ; 1D12 at Y2 o'clock m. . at the Court ho;e doer in the town -of Marshall sell Vo the highest bidder for cash to satlsw said Indebtness, all right, title, and -interest to which said Ella B. Well havo' in the following described real eyate, to-wit: Lying and being in Madison -County, North Carolina, and on tho -waters of Big Pine Creek, beglnnlg on : a-Ash in John Robert's line, and runs northf-to RobertPrice's line, thence, east w ith his line to 1 js 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. Mistier road. .. thence an east course with said road and the top of tho Doe Branch divldo to the William Robert's and tlie old Hall & , Walton line, , thence South, with said line to Baxter Randall's line,, thence west wth his.; Hue to John Robert's line, tlience to Ids Hue to the beginning, containing one bun-. dred acres (WO acres) more of less nd . being the same tract of land rtm yeyi d -by Dail Randall to James ionini i!! and Laurel Plemiuiins. This tho 15th day of May 1012 - . V. j J";rn A
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