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VOL. XV
DIRECTORY.
, Madison county.
Established by the legislature ses-
Population,, 20, 132. ,
County seat, Marshall. ,
1650 feet above sea level, ' v
New and modern court house, cost
C33.000.00. ' '; ;
New and modern jail, cost 115,000.
New county home, cost 110,000.00.
ooaty Offkcra.
' Hon. O. B Mashburn. Senator, m.h
. District, Marshall.-. . u ' j
Hon. J. E. Rector. . HenrORnnttttlvo I
Hot Springs. N. C. -
N,B. McDevltt. Clerk Sunarinr
court. Marshall. , ,
. W. II. Buckner, Sheriff, Marshall.
Z. G. Sprinkle, Register of Deeds,
Marshall. , '
CP. Runnion, Treasurer, Marshall
, N.C., R. F. D. No. 4.. ; :
R,. L. Tweed, Surveyor, White Rock
Dr. J. H. Baird, Coroner, Mars Hill
Mrs. Eliza Henderson, jailer, Mar
shall. " ', ' ' , '
John Honeycutt, Janitor, Marshall
ur. sprinkle, County Physi
cian, Marshall. ;-'.;
James Eaynie. Supt. county home.
" Marshall. ' ,.
Courts u Followti
September let, 1913 (2) November
10th, 1913. (2) j ' , -.
March 2nd, 1914, (2). June 1st, 1914
(2). Sept. 7th. 1914, (2). .',-
R. R. Reynolds, Solicitor, Ashevllle
jn. u. Fall Term Judge Frank
carter, Ashevllle. '!.
1914, Spring Term Judge M. H
Justice, Rutherforcjton, N.- C. V
Fall Term Judge E. B. Cline, of
itlckory, N. C.
County CofflnilitiJnfi,
W. C. Sprinkle, chairman. Marshall
K. A. Kawards. member, Marshall, K.
f ber, Big laurel, N. Ct .
' J. Coleman Ramsey, atty., Manshall.
I v Road CommtMlonari,
'Frank Roberts, chalrmsn, Marshal).
I J. K. Wilson, secretary, route 2. Mar-
.Highway Commlitlon,
F. Sheltoti, President, Marshall.
Guy V. Roberts, "
Geo. W. Wild, , Big Pine. N. C.
' ... w .,, uvv .ugo,
Joe S. Brown. Waverlv.
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Board of Bduoatlon,
Jasper Ebbs, Chairman, Spring
Creek, N. C. , John Robert Sams,
roem. Mars H1H, N. C. W R. Sams,
mem. Marshall j
Teachers Meeting
Held at Chappel
Hill.
MARSHALL, MADISON, COUNTy, N, C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17th 1913.,
Paint Fork News.
Editor of News-Recoard: The
first teachers .meetinir for the
Laurel District composed of town
ship Nor 10 and 2. met at Ch
iiiu baturday, Oct. 11, 1913
rVL .. ... . . .
j.ue luuowimr teacnnrs warn
School Law
Amended;
Below is a copy of aa act of the
legislature amendinsr the compul
sory school law, as affectinff the
counties of Madison and Avery
compelling the attendance of child
ren between theses of eight and
lourtecn years and applyinsr to
children not regularly employed
present.
A. C. Coats, Bie Laurel. JameJ.W1,Ureo "ot reBU,a,'ly emI,,0-Ve(1
Wallin. Chaooel Hill.- f1hnnl oelween 1116 RSea of 'ourteoa' and
Tweed, Alleirhanv. S Pi. seventeen- years. Ihis is a Cood
' law and ought to bo enforced to
- tm. A I j M uiiiii v III! M. nnurapD i
Creelc. ' Richard Fmnklin. - n:, the letter' That big . gawky : bo.r
Laurel Seniinftrr. F.ll , Vi.l thflt ,a's aroun(1 and does nothing
- ' I I nnrl ... I . n I
aim miu i mac ii l
men t to compulsory school law.
which I have passed for Mwlisnn
County no doubt .vour readers
would bo interested in it. It is
now the law. ' 1
jamp:s e. hector.
Good Bye "Bill"
L. D. Edwards the local trav
eling man was calling on our
merchants last week.
I Rev. Hatley, preached an able
sermon to a large audience at
oar place Sunday.
Supt. Anders; was-visiting the
, In every home there there should
be a bottle of Dr. King's New Discov
ery, ready for Immediate use when
any member of the family contract, &
cold or a cough. PromDt uaa will
stop the spread of sickness. S, A.
Stid, of Mason, Mich., writes: "My
whole family depends uoon Dr. KW
New DJscovery aa the best cough and
cold medioine in the world. Two COc
bottles cured me of . nnnumnni.
Middle Laurel OHe Rice, Revere,
Maymie Williams, .... Belva. Alia
Fair Chandler, Revere, Nora S
Ward rep, Carmen,
The, following-questions were
discussed. The : attendance in
school, Opening exercis in school,
Punishment in school.', r
got . ambition
enough to learn to write a decent
letter will have Jto'ao to schoo or
go to work. . Too, that orettv
little woman weigted down with
bangs and frills and powders and
paint will have to give ud her idle
dreams and get .busy, either in
the school room or some where
Pt-rtf A nrlana 1.1. i I I "
ivii . liiiir. i n uiivn i.iii. pyi'ii.rv i
the first threa chapters in everv e' . ' XM Xi l ss ,nto " etfect
day problems of. teaching and au tdU'v.nrs Ane only m.s-
outline in course of study, for the ta,ke 13 lfc was not effectivc
next meeting to be held at Chan- wl" t,fie . C '
p1 Hill n K, fi 1Q14' a Din to be entitled an Act to
. ii nt . , i nujenu vuupLer i0 or Jt'UUJlC
i" ', ? : I!"" : -lon ..ineteen hundred
Oo.-,1 l..ve .Snizor. We nil nd-
miretl ,voo; wis n!l believed in
you'; .you had 8oine good people
fooled; you even had the great
wiiiiuoncr rooied. l ou were a
politinnn of strength and po wer.
The , people honored vou; thii
made .you the gorernor of the
greatpst state in the American
Kephblic. Through the political
heavens you rushed like a flaming
meteor. You were almost ' in
reach of the presidency of this
eput lie but while you soed on
school of this section last week: Thous4nd of other families have been
. I An... nil. 1 n . . .
ne left a good Impression on all r1Ud'"-v uenenii.ea ana depend entire-
who met him. We hope he will 1! B1 8 5
5 n'U' ... I lUDff troll hi OM Vvafv
our writer attended the teach- Price 50o- and 11.00. ah ,irff
! era meeting held at California
Saturday and had a good time.
The treat of the day was Prof
til .
uucKner teaching his class in
Orthography. ,
Quite anumber of teachers was
present who acted as critics; all
agreed that it was a day well
spent. '
The Pair at Asheville is draw-
H. E. Bucklln & Co.
St. Louis.
Philadelphia or
Quick
your suimng career the gravity of B 'rge crowas trom '"is sec-
illegal and corrupt cain null tlon tni3 week.
you f to the earth. You were " aint b 0l'k School is still hold-
Wrecked on the sandbars of an
inga good crowd of students
uu 1 t
considerinar thn hns
c - MV vwmi jum iuliil'SI " - J wwu
are soilocl,your hands are uncleaff mvn rarmers
but one in the District.
r J. WINSTON RICE
BUM of Ohio, city of Toledo, I"
Iiuoaa County. r
.i-Ii?! that he la
9-.loln.T bulne In the Cltjr of To.
ltr.1' .r.uSly an.?. Btat0. aioresald. and
ry case of Catarrh that cannot be cu?&
by the use of HALL'S CATAfiRH CURB.
1 ctlANK. J, CHENEY. ' ?o n uweuy
myre-aenceTthii 6ul day Ztv?b m"ea 'W (ltJin(r t the end of
. (Sean . 1 !itv. nr.w.Aafwr
notary jrubiia
thirteen, entitled, ' An' Act to
Make School Attendance Com
pulsory." - ,.' ,
The'General Assembly of North
Oirolina do enact; . " ,
Sdclion. 1, That section 'one
73 of public Laws.
session of nineteen,, hundred thir
teen, be and the same is herein-
The aspirants to the Post f)f.
fice at Ivy are hurtling around at
t us wilting.
With success to the editor and
his paper.
HARKKR.
TTaTT rlfWV tl.-a. I at .l -T.e
.Tin B.ftm d MAtl linn th -
- vwaj uvuil tilD uiuuu mill Illlla
;..? "urfce of the system. $end for
P. J. CHBNBT tt CO.. Toledo, a
BaU'a FanUy fun for consUpatloa.
Good News from Cross Rock
Cross Rock, N. C
Oct. 6th, 1913
ways finds
home. i
a welcome Ini our
Respectfully,
" J. P. GLANCE.
C. B. DAVIS
FroT. It. IJ. Andfirn. 1 .. .', 'k
Sunerlntendent of Scbciola. Marshall. News-Record
Board meets first Monday in January. You will find enclosed $1.00
April, July, and October each year, for which please send me The
school and coiia;ea. J News-Record ; again. We . are
, Mars, Hiir . College, Prof. E. L. getting hungry for the news and
irTo , u;ir can,t jo without it. it ai
becliis Januarv 2nd 1914.
1 Spring Creek High School.' Prof
i R, O. Edwards: - PrinciDal. SDrihi
Creek. . 8 mos school, opens Aug. 1st
Madison Seminary 'High ' School,
Prof. G. C. Brown, principal. 7 mos
school. . .;.-.
Bell Institute, Margaret E. Grif
fith, principal, Walnut, N, C.
Marshall Academy, Prof. S. Boland
Williams, principal, 8 mos. school
Opens August 4tb,,
r- NotaiV Publlos. v
- J. C. Itamsey, Marshall, Term ex
pires Jauuary 1st, 1914.
W. O. Connor, Mars Hill, Term
XDlres Nov. 27th 1914. ' - '
D. P. Miles, Barnard, Term expires
March 14th, 1914. .
J. A., Wallin, Big Laurel, Term
ATnlren Jan. 9.ith. TP.14.
1 , .
f J. O, Kamsey, Marshall. Route 4
' Term expires March 16tb, 1914. v
J. E. Gregory, Joe, N. C. Term ex
, pires January 7tn, am. I ? ' .' " ... V -
Jasper Ebbs, Spring Creek. N. 0,
I Term expires September "24th 1914,
! J H Hunter, Marshall, Boute 3,
1 Term expires April 1st 1915,
j J W elson, Marshall Term ex
slrps Miiv 14. 191A
T B Ebbs, Hot Springs Term ex
pires February 7th 1915.
Cratr Kamsey, ue"vere. Term ex
pires March 19, 1915, y .
$T. W. Anderson, Paint Fork,
Te!ta expires May 19, 1914
C C. BrOwn, Bluff, Tern expires
December 9th, 1914. 5 " '
W. T. Davis, Hot Springs. ; Term
expires January 22nd 1015.
" ' Foet. ' '.
George W. Gahagan Post, ,; No. 38,
3. A. B. T. J. Bice, Commander; J
H. Ballard, Adjutant. MeeU at the
said section the following: "And
...11 ; , 1 '. . .
proviaea ruruier that ; the period
of compulsory attendance sbn
be in force and apply between the
ages of eight and fourteen
Madison and Avery counties: and
all children in said counties lie
1 ll. Ik M . - t
twceii tiio ages or lourtecn and
seventeen, who have not oomnlet
ed the cfturse of "study being
taught in their resnective free,
scliool districts and are not rcu
larly employed, shall ba snhiWt.
to all the provisions of this act."
Section. ,2. vThatth is act shall
apply to Madison and Averv coun-
ties only. ' ' ,
Section. 3. That this act shall
take effect and be in force f 1
and after the first uav of Jnlir.
1914.
The above is a copy of amend
and your light has forever irone
out., Your pockets bulged in the
dark with money 'you embezzled.
You have played a crooked game
and justice has tracked you down.
Tammany may be corrupt and
Murphy may be a crook but who
are you to tell the plain people of FOR SALE
iiie iViiiLT'ican republic of crooked fsl n..oc,
.inoiin . !' 1 11 . . "u uii ine waters
uv;iiriiii: in mini n acesr ir iPUf P i . , .
'.. ,, . ' Ul 1 'tK.oiiuiu, joins k. s. and T.
c,urtl,.;allycor.v.ctsyou yoU;a.eLv. J.;imsCiV)J. B BaIJi and
you are gone ana if a mistrial re
suits you are gone. I can almost
Help to Backache and
Rheumatism.
The man or woman who mnu
quick help from backache
tism. will find It In Folev'a
Pills. .They act so auicklv. with snp.h
good effect that weak. inactlv k!,ina
that do not keep the blood clean and
iree or impurities, are toned up and
strengthend to healthy vigorous ac
tion. Good results follow their use
promptly. For sale by Dr. . E. Bur
nett, Mars Hill, N. : .
NORTH CAROLINA, i
MADISON COUNTY;
In the Superior Court Novemi.i.
Term 1913,
Lakle Fox . .
Jesso Fox J .
er8v"-4.?rass.enouo'l ta .nuctmu
:5 head of young cattle, fresh
imagine I hear you exclaim, in the sowed grass. Price $1000 00 cash ljeld " the 1;
lanungo of one of EnglanJsfavo- ' Grst Mnday In
rite bards: "Shall I kill myself? r f'm0 if Purred. Court House of
wuuii(i,,oT I ' . shall, North Cai
What help in that? I cannot kill
my sin. If Sou be soul, nor can I
kill my shame. No, nor by livinc
can I live it down; The days will
grow to weeks, the weeks to
J. J. Moore.
K-5 Marshall, N. C.
months, the months will add them- Lc ru J.
selves and make tluv . vears and T"E. N0FJ" CAROLINA
of ptate iNormal and
mine will ever be a .nnmn
Industrial College
The defendant above named will
takii notice that an action entitled
abovo has been commenced in tho Su-
perim- (Jourtof Madison Couhtv t,(. nK.
tain divorce, and the said. deemit
wiu.iurtjti.er take. noUce. that hp i
quiMd to appear at the term of the
Superior Courtof said County to he
held on tho 13th Mondav aft.ir thn
March 1913, at the
said County in War-
Caaolina. and answer or
demur to the complaint In said act ion
er the plaintiff will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in said com
plaint. ,
This the 15th day of September
1913. 1 ,
N. B. McDEVITT,,
(Clerk Superior Court
19-26-3-10. Oct.
scorn
lint it may bo your conscience . , , . .
does not bother you since the good lSSS Llltr
uiuuu ,yuu unutj uoro was only a I ""XJ icaum tu uerees. special
mere mask - of hinocracv. Goorl twTi, lT:. An. H .t0
..vvW .uneawi in
You are not so old w session Degms'Septem
bye "Bill.'
but that you can reform but "the M161" Information, address
paths of glory"
tread again,
you will
never
x
JULIUS I. FOUST. President,
, Greensboro. N. C.
Henry A;' Johnston, a businessman
of L'Ans-?, Mich., writes: "For years
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for
coughs and colds has been our family
medicine. We give it.to our children
who like item account of its pleasant
taste. It is a safe cure for couerhs
and colds. " It contains no opiates.
For Sale by Dr. I. E. Burnett. Mars
Hill, N. C.
SELL
J. DUDLEY
Vueruthwg
acco
WITH
Hi n
formerly of Asheville, N.C.. Now with
...Planter's Ware House,
DANVILLE, VA.
WTould advise you to Grade your Tobacco before Shipping -
DAVIS & DUDLEY. Tt?
r. urt House Saturday before the seo-J t f - ., ; ":'"-vA,'''A""A
1 Sunday in woh xnaath at 11 10 M """"""""
rt
At Nelson's
MY STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER
Underwear
FOR
Men, Women and Chil
dren , Is the most complete of any in Marshall.
, ---Choice Line of
CLOTHING
en an
ois
'1
I am expecting in the next few days a large
, shipment of Overcoats, Rain coats, Slickers, and
Sweaters. All prices, colors and Styles.