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1 I Stockholders Meeting.
. n, of Mars Hill TbeTentn Annw
i. and Tuesday, the shareholder, of Ths . B t
, . hTrench Broad was hem iu me , V u j t
rk- nti.Mi little boy who hi . .. t. r nn,raa T?o,.fcnn Moore and husband J.
hi hnsick: is much improved. ceil" -ru .foment ore- J. Moore. D. Tcme Farmer,
rr January x j. - - - j ucKonH
Drs. Roberts and Moore have pared by the Cashier lor tne
Dtit in a new set of office fixtures. 8t0Ckb0lderH showed that this
Misa Bertie Thomas of Walnut solid old institution euju,
isvisCMrsrW. A. WM' this most prosperous . bus ness during
week. "V&.Si
Quite a number of the citizens g, deda,ed the usual
of Hot Springs were here on last dividend .which was paid
Saturday. immediately and after this divl-
" Mr. W. 0. Sprinkle, Chairman dend was paid there was added
of Board of County Commisswn. tQ the profits account more man
ers was here Tuesday. . .10 from the earnings of the Mehndafc.vv y
Tnhn Will Edwards and John bank made during tne jew. Famer
ml a i-cf or Yancey County There was an increase In depos- M(mBnn. n Farmer.
arain Marshall Tuesday. its of more than $60,000.00 ana Defendants.
Wftapfl befflnlling to wonder an increase in Resources of more Qf & decre9 of the
- 35l ever begin to DO SOME- 1, 1913. to Jan. 1, 1914. The om . .q ab fatlcd
Jhtno - officers were re elected for the proceedings made and ren-
. vear 1914 as follows: - ,
All t.hAQnddavof January,
Read allthe advertisements oi XJ Redm0D president, A. McDevitt, Clerk
MheUilto totttoPP Stacbhouse vice President, W. QJ tJald SupeHor Court of said
. and you will find that it will De n.mM- cashier, and O. u . niB;(.-nedl acom-
worth your time. . . Reector Assistant Cashier. 1D issioncr duly appointed for that
Dr. R. A. Waterbury of Greens fonowing Directors were elected Qa .
w m nreach at Baptist fop the Tear 1914v MftwnsY flth davof Felruary, 1914
" Church Sunday 11 a. m. and 7 J j, Renmon, J. M. Gudger cQurt houg(J door of
. - WtTorirhoilv invited. 1 1 . A Stackhouse, .. Thos. d, p t tneipown
' I have sold all the Chickens J Rollins, J. R. Swann, J . o. f Marshal, at 12 o'clock M., to
I have kmi mi .thrown. Wiley M. Roberts, R. f. .... . . at Dublic auc-
fffTh k Whitt, R. S. Gibbs, Thos. N. rthe hereinafter
umru,Tp.,.: -ii.mir Roberts and y tuA fnllowine . d
from either. J. aianue w- ujuiei"'"- lUBuiwuBu, -
' . . irt treara of Lf lund. situate, lying and being L.A ...tu of a branch at Little
Mr. J. W. Kelsons ,g wunmoro . - . in h Tode
aticeSaleisnow Tin E state, and being the same east down with the said
offering some, astonishingly low ourth miUlon dollars in Re- of whi(.hthe L . ift ' !.to two budwoods;
pricei See large ad on command The I ., . T Fftrmer died 6eized and . . ana nnrth 25 desrees east, and
page of this issue. - Bank of French Broad deserves poss4esSeJ, said tracts being more gtm with creeb B1 poles to a
Mrs. Hornbuckle, arrived last which it enjoys particularly described as follows: stftke; lhenc0 80Uth 65 degrees
and joined her husband, Rev. J. v gyQ to the FIRbT TRACT: Beginning on eMt gl poles to a stake, M G.
t wrnhnckle. the new Metho- aDd is prepaieu w . L j. jar. Pornpr! thence south 45
dist minister. They, rre board- pe0ple of Madison County- mer's line and L. J, Farmer's cor- de2reeg east and with Farmer's
ing for the present at w be8t ana saieoi. nert and rung SOutn m aegrcc
. . . - I ..i. n ttii4 hank as I .' .., r t T.mi'i linn
State of North Carolina,
County of Madison.
In the Superior CoMrt,
Before the Clerk.
jure,
n PlAmmons. and husDana
vv.u r- ,
a n Plnmmons. D. Tenie
Guardian of Cora
Pinmmons. minor: Laura. Cald
widow: J. F. Farmer,
James Redmon, Cotumbus C.
Pad m on and Lyda Redmon,
heirs at law of A. J. Farmer,
deceased. .
. Plaintiffs.
VS.
Resources:
Loans and Discounts $120,029.00
Banking-House and Fixtures 10,313.16
CASH and DUE FROM BANkS 33,224.71
TOTAL $163,566.87
Report of the Condition of
ITIZENS BANK
MARSHALL, N. O.
AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS, JANUARY 13TH, I914.
Liabilities:
Capital Stock n $ 25,09.03
Profits Earned 2,531,23
Rills Payable 5,000.00
DEPOSITS 131,566.87
TOTAL $163,566.87
Gain in Deposits over last Statement $24,177.67.
SAFE, SOUND AND SECURE.
poles to the beginning, containing
124 acres.
TfTTUT) TRACT: Beginning
on a chestnut on the point of the
1 il OA
mmmfnin. and runs souui ov u-
grces east, 120 poles to a stake at
House. The statement ."i vu least 'with Li. J. rraer uOUU
There was but two criminal pubiished in detail on opposite poles to a chestnut on top ot tne
tA.triT in the Recorder's hflof interest to the mountain, Randall Brothers and
. ,. '.ia mer's line ana xj. a, o, - degrees east, anu
t and safest banking service. nd rung south 43 degrees L 13 leg t6
The statement of this banir as eftst with L. j. Farmer's line 88 meVg corner; thence
a
stake, Far.
south 25 de'
actions tried in the Recorder s n - be of
. -T-K moral "
interest
Pst. and with FarmerV
two of his corners,
I IUVMMVW..., I JIUG) JMWM.ud -- -
Inesday. , were erg ftnd f rieDds of plato peeves . : 66 poles to a ocus, -
one defendant was - - who south W degrees rocks, also w. w. raruic.vu.
mnt of costs, the the ban as ww, v-v- . th0 to and meanderings ot tne tnence south 25 degrees west,
1CVV r f0 t1 k.vomnneT on.hand and wans wi i.s.-rt,- divides Little ban-1 na oco;nf nn ash at a
other on payment wi. w - - , uUuwiu,. - -- - ,. iu yuica, " -
. . i' i : nina t-r, ripnosiL Soiiio.i i f..u nH T.ittiA pine ureeu.i ,(u in Kanaaii
ha y a stake on top of the n -i i:nAr thence north 35
Plato Reeves' hne; ,orn..- pst with said line, 13
For Frost Bites 4 Chapped Skin.
fine of $10.00.
Mr. 'j. H. Slagle, of . Black
Mountain will , be in Marshall
next Wednesday, January 28,
nicture
work done he will be pleased to
see you. You will find him at
- Marshall Pharmacy. ; : -
Tt. wr a. hard and bitter fight,
For frost bitten ears,
IIIULllUitf 1
mountain in
Plato Reeves' line; ,oa - ABt w;th said line, 13
tapped Skta. thence north 78 degrees west and polog tQ four ciiestnuts, corner of
and still with the top and meanders of tfae originai 100 acre tract; thence
. fingers ana mountain and said Reeves . 6Q poles to.a black gum,
v - ... i i.iih iiiiiuiiLuiu uniu.n nil uuici vv . -
-1 i,nrfa and Hps, cmiD-r;- - . , frt nt ""v .r..-
at toes; cimi'i'"- "- - Mine, 141 poies w ""-v" corneror tne oo acre naux, ""
tots; chapped hands and Hps, chili)- m pole3 to a stake on
llians, cold-sores, red and rough skins ' tain, " John Rob
Direct From The Mill
We are always ready for
notice. i
Our Lumber is se
cond to none in quality,
being free of knots or
hlpmishes. fully sea
soned and guaranteed
not to warp or split
We cater to the best
Builders because they
want the Best Lumber.
Give us a trial order
and see if we do not
make iroid our claims.
ouick diliveries on short
liul - t . 1 vj -
' " TVn KrihArSmi S I .. .n i o 1Q nnloe T.r
there Is nothing to equal Buckjen s north J8 degrees ood thence south 54 de-
Arnica Salve, Stops the pain with Koberson's line and top west and with line of said
Brick
Lime
Cement
Plaster
Roofing
MORROW & McLENDON
Lumber
Builder's Supplies
Marshall, N. C.
Paint
Oils
Doors
Windows
Hardware
Everything Needed in toe Construction of a Building
Office and Store Bridge St.
but of course somebody, had to and heai8 quickly. In every home of the mountaipt 26. poles to
win and somebody had to lose, there 8hould be a box handy all the R0berson's corner; then
and it so happenadl that Mr;" J. time. Best remedj' for all skin dl- g& degreeg west, down wi
R. Swann was tne jucay uu
time and ib is now Postmaster
Swann.'
. it.v,inff eczema, tetter, pues,
eto25c
H. E. Bucklen
t w'lll Rfind ns r $1-25 we St. Lonis
wUl send you The, News-Record
and four ot tne letwung
- Womans World, Home
Life. Farm iJiie ,na --- , i-faii
n..;VRmwr.: Think of it, five It begins ely, an i
nhedtime. Being
I
s to a , "iflnniftata-i stake: thence
" . , - 1 until, " i'"' - . , 1
oberson's corner ; thence - 56 degrees west, and still
north 35 degrees west, down witn .- Hne 10 poies to a stake;
jstremeoy ior north 35 degrees west, down wim witn iinei 10 poles to a stane;
ching eczema, tetter, piles, Roberson,8 Hne and the top of a 80uth 35 degreeg weat, and
All druggists or by mac ridgef 60 p0e3 to a white oak, L. ,jne of said tract( 16 poles to
cklen&Co. Philadelphia or ft d John Robersons of thft Pattv . Branch;
.' . -i 'J . ,
lor. tAtica north 8U aegreos ... vfu r ,ifirrees west, down
IWtuw., . , lUBUIS v : .
soul nnd W ith L. J. larmers , uv, , hrnnch. 22 poles to
v.a ;q nnlfts to a! small chestnut k. north 15 degrees
n iiubi r , H Bloat) - , ,
rffl"1ArVQ I1AV oak in the gap of a ridge; thence 32 poleg to a stake; thence
ViUi.ii Ik J V Ul I nnrth ?o decrees east, down with . - jArrBea west, forty poles
P Srrofit, five branch, to a stake
rmt urower. 7"" l of work from un rise to . t . take on top of . t t, mrtfKftf RftidPatt.V Branch
wwl nnnpra tOraiinosu vu i'""v constantly on nor -- uuoi , . , wo "lu",u
one! ? rllttfcfc S the ridge; tbGDCe 60 ?T at Little Pine Creek; thence north
O10116 has backache. It is , . d l. j jnm the too of thel , . .f rtmn Litt e Pine
. a . nroneritV is op to the mormnK, w - - , 7- - .oegrew
- A KUOU PUS" r---r- . i ,orn out. Sno OOM " -r . -IJ,.,, onrt Witn ' SH1U i oi-.v. -
. tne tremenuuu- - I , 7 hervous. Her bladder
1 ' y mi- fwA hankS. I - tmTV -J - muhla too.
ana resume-- m -77
These institutions are sound ana
.nri iAAPrva vbur oatronage
r.,4 in.' mnns'ir , in the DanK
will ha helbingsome one
,.v and at the same time making
' something lor you. v
On last' Saturday Dr. Frank
: Roberts who has been the genia
,.f ho-A for several
- - years turned over his keys to
Mr. J. R. Swaun who has been
appointed to that position under
- - the democratic admh-lstration.
' Mr. ; owann1 us ,iv. -Troi
Redmon as assistant Psl
- master.
down Little Pine
1 not sleep weu, j uwi Roid Farmer's ... T T IT.rmAr'i line.
ooor appetite and is nugo uv 7 . ureeK, witu xj. w.
nervouiTHerbiadder iine 63 poles to a stake on top of 9i olc3 to a buckeye, Farmers
gives her trouble too. thence porth 80 degrees cor;er. then south 78 degrees
hM&U 4;n with ridcre and line, tinn. 4- noles
on too of ridge;
?Che ttjj afe
is the place where you
are most cordially invited
take your meals when in
town. Rooms reasonable.
CITY CAFE
MM all that. I . . .. 40 ..1a. n
r.: w .,i uuh r dire ana line, 10
ono. beginninVcontaining ;
9.!!?n!l start taking them acres,
B81..; I - ..f v than the doctor
140
owmvrn TT? A.mY Becinning
lrraW on a small hickory on t0P o tne
. mrtnfin. R T. Woriey ana 'iar
... c.ia hv Dr. I; B. Burnett, Mars r- rtrnAr in a field
.nn
TO-DAY. Theyco.r"T
Hill, N. 0.
Worm the Cause of Your Cldld'1 Palnf .
FormAr's corner m a neiui
wan .. - .
oAnfh. SO decrees west,
with E. T. Worley'8 line 105 poles
t t,'w Worlev and Adolph-
iw-lar'o . IcArnfir. and in tne
, US IIWVJ - ...
Mter' " " a foul, disagreeable breath, drk line 0f the r6 tract; tnence
Constipation overcome without clle, abound the eyes, at Ume with th line of the 480
iJuLiaiit'"."v" - -,.t . m.A9.t thirst; cneensi , . ooc,v' i. f hftstnut
DroporloMna
lets nothing to swaiuiw oiuit"-.
harmlew, r a p i d permanent.
Send 50 cents today for prepay
treatment to Departtaent . a.
ti iaAA- Aaheville.. W. ; -'
Route 5.
3 ouinern jiii yv ay
Company
herebv made to the
report of Jasper Ebbs, surveyor,
top of said ridge; thence north 35
degrees west,; and still witn rr
mer's line, 36 . poles to a
Farmer's corner; tlience , souiu
with Farmer's line l4poies w
nf tha ridce: thence
sttmo r - w . 1
tu vn dAffrces west, .ivs
auuvu s w "d
to two chestnuts grown uuu .
nriffinal corner: thence
auui-up - 1 , v
north 15 degrees east, aown tu
top and meanders ot inemouiiw.1.1
100 poles to .a locust at a large
rock cliff and fop of the mountain;
ift (Wreea east, and
ofni ,1own thS top and meanders
west, with Farmer's line, ,4 poi
.u of t.ha noint of a ridge,
a ora"" v - .
i?-mar'a nnmcr: thence north 71
i'HIUlUI v ' I 1 .
degrees west and with h, J. ar- . q ap ointed by the Clerk
mer's line, 0 1 poies up . Superior Court of the said
with meauders.toa w u . glst
uvuuij -
day of November, 1913, to make
survey of said lands and premises,
which said report, survey ana
nlats are now on file in the office
of the Clerk of the Superior Court
of the said Counjy of Madison.
SCHEDULE OF PASSENGER
TKA1JNO
r
lovensn, w" 6' 7 . 1 Inrre tract, 4ot pu w " -
flushed and then pale, aMomeuu hollow near a
north 510-
wi give 8ure,rellef-It Mlto ine 5utg on top Ot tno muu
Will ., oildl-- . .1 . ' ) thpriOB
G. Haddle, Asneviue, , v" W0rm9-whiie na :jih " 7,,7hv Marshall rarmer a 0f the mounuin, iu
oute 5. , . - j ; : .-. - 1 greatly to the health of 7 orth 24 degrees east with, top of j . h o on jop-0f the mountain
8d.Farmer? IIallJand Walton line;
r'wllTS soutri 91 poles to the
oducer snouiu db uts 0n top Ot tno uiuuuw."! 5,Q;n;T,r 940 acres
Terms of
at time of salt
two eaual def
one and two
deed of trust 01
interest from
with privilege
one third cash
and balance in
red payments of
ars, secured , by
said lands, with
'ate ; of sale; also
to purchaser or
o. iuiiuniu( ;
published only as information , am
not guaraunoou. ;
East BOun'd','
(Central Time)
No. 28, daily....... dua 30 a. m
No. 36, daily.............dw 6:00a.m.
No. 12, daily P-
No. 102, daily.. ;..-w..iidufi:55 p. m
at the Club House
Wednesday, evening to
which all are : most coroiauor
invited. .7 . '
Runnion's
a Recital
next
purchasers of paying cash, at the
time of sale, All of bids. -
This January 5th, 1914.
C. C. REDMON,
v , ' Commissioner. .
BOund
W. A. WEST,
I. ."
Marshall, N. C .
No. 27, dally,.. n'm
NO. 35 daily A "?',?lP: "
No. 101, dafly....-.-.vfl- S g t'
No. 11, dailv...M .iS?-55 '
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