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; FRIDAY, Dec 25, 1914.
Tlie Christmas Tree
.' lOut before the Court House al
read, the Christmas T r e e is
standing awaiting the coming of
the Christmas tide. And it
stands there as an invitation to
you all to come out and hear the
exercises that are to be given.
They will be worth ' your while
and every one should' be there
for the music is to be very good
and the children . are interested
in the exercises and have done
every thing they can to make
this a success. Every one has
been "working for this tree and
we are sure that it will be a sue
cess. Now make it one by your
; aid. . .'.
A Call For
The Needy.
Last Sabbath the committee
' appointed to gather the names of
. those who are in need in our com
munity met with Mrs Swann and
a list ot persons who are most
V . iJ ' 1 1 , 1 if XS
-wormy or neip during mis time
of winter and at the Christmas
time and there is a great many
calls uporr us, if you could but
see'thrlist. We offer to the peo
pie of. .Marshall, a chance to
choose for tbere' $tre- twenty five
ditterefit places wnere y o u can
place your gifts and they ; will be
well placed. We are sure that
the g o;o d people 1 of Marshall
will listen to the call and give
r, liberally . Don't wait to "be asked
1 Mtnik.jin'ikinti' nrll T am vSftfV
; to help these people at this time
and then bring the things to the
' Ciurt House or send them and
the committes will see that they
go to the place needed. These
twenty five chances to give re-
and in the whole there are about
, 70 persons to whom you can give
", clothes will be acceptable in some
of the cases and send ; these in.
.Then in other cases food stock
ings shoes any thing that you
would think good to give and we
. are sure that some of the little
; ones might like toys also and we
' will see that these are delivered.
1 a m v m a.
xfoix v iaii " any - ot you iu give
BwlHXZulXliJ lulu no - uv
one will be foreetf ul of it. Re
member a Christmas for all and
a division of ours with the oth
rs. . " ,
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Box Supper
Box Supper at the Court House
n niirhtof Dec. 31st to watch the
old year out and welcome the
new." -v f
Everv eirl in town -come with
a box and every boy celebrate the
out firoiuz year by buying a box.
This party is for the benefit of
the Community Tree. -
A Test for Liver Complaint. Men
U!!y UnSurpy Physically
Dull.
rri - T.lvnr slurirlsh and InactlTe,
s-TJsslt-:lf in a mental state
-y i - J criiical. Never la there
'ill hen Stomach and
- f 3 V 'z tK'.r crk. Keep
- X ' ' r t 11 ' y by u9"
v I I ..Is; t).ey
. : ;, t a rp your
C ' and
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' ( t for
By ARTHUR KETCHUM .
Who goes to-night to Bethleheml , .
. The weary way, the winding way
The roadside vineyardsare stripped bare,
. i The little trees are gray.
Mary the Mother bowed her head,
"The way is long," she said.
, Who goes to-night to Bethlehem?
' The dark begins to fall
The village ligl.ts shine in the dusk,
. There's food and fire for all.
Mary the Mother bowed her head,
"There is no room," she said,"
Who goes to-night to Bethlehem?
There is no open door
The wide-eyed oxen give them place,
The hay is on the floor. '
Mary the Mother bowed her head,
"Oh, fold me close," she said.
Who goes to-night to Bethlehem?
The East is kindled light
The air is silver with a song,
And wings flash near and white.
Mary the Mother bowed her head,
"My little Son," she said. .
Tp Stop The Ship
ment of Liquor
Don't fail to sign the petition
that is circulated around and
which is to go to the General As
spmblv at Raliegh. It is time to
get relief from the imposition of
those who are forcing upon us
is something that we voted out 8
years ego. There is a petition
in your neighborhood. We h&ve
sent these out all over the county
and we wish them to return by
the 10th of January. It i s con
stitutional to keep it out and sev
erftrcounties have prohibited the
shipment of liquor into their
boundaries for over a year ana
the law has stood the test and the
neoDla are better off without the
liquor. We can rid oursejves of.
it if we but will.
Look around and hunt up the
man who had it and when he
alcrti don't refuse him
for jtie is doing a good thing. At
this time what better thing could
we do than put our name on a
paper that will help bring the
reign of the Prince of Peace into
our eounty. We . want 15,000
names and to get that many we
need vours. Write your name
and in the writing sign the death
warrant of liquor in this county.
Recorders Court
Owing to the fact that we are
irnincrto oress two days earlier
than usual the full report of the
Recorder's Court could not be
bad. The following cases were
disposed of:
State vs J. M. Sams a. d. w.
$25.00 and cost.
State vs J. M. Sams c. c. w.
$25.00 and cost.
v A laree number of cases were
before the Court for trial, and in
our next weeks issue will be
found a complete list of defend
ants.
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IUSKM6NT:
UIT'S 3e la" thing I beat) when I tun
out de light:
"U ' comln' ternlght, mammy t Comln'
terniKhtT"
En de good Law4 knowi, dpugh I
"Not yit,"
Dey' a-astln' me till whut dey gwlnt
ter git
En I projiok en plan, en I skimp en
queeze,
En X burrlei apai' all de winder I leea,
'Case de chllluna espec'i dat he'll brlnf
'em a lot
En dey think he'a de aame dat de White
Folks got
"Is e. comln' ternlght, mammy? Comln'
- ternlahtf . ..
Lawd, I wlaht to mah soul dat 'e would
en he might!
1 wlsht In mah soul dat 'e'd come down
de flue
Lak I useter believe dat 'e sholy would
do.
When de chllluns ondress en dey Jump In
to bald,
En I tuok up de quilt 'roun' each po' Vl
hald.
Den I set down en wish, en Z wish lak I
-. pray.
Dat 'e And out de place 'to' hit come
Chris mas Day.
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Attachment Proceedings. ' .
A. G. Belts, President of the
Laurel River Logging Co., has
attached all the holdings of that
corporation-in Madison county,
claiming the Company aie indebt
ed to him in a large sum. This
is the largest incorporated con
cern in this county and has been
ereatly instrumental in the devel
opment of the Laurel section by
the construction of the Madison
County Railroad and their large
holdings of timber in the county.
Their band mill at Runnion is one
of the bfst equipped in the South
and the company has always been
rated A 1. financially speaking..
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Roberts
have gone to Cray, for a three
Why, de chllluns believes! Dey Is ebo
dat bit so,
En dey countln on him lak a man dat
dey know,
En dey talk er de things dat be mitten
ter bring,
TweU dey set up In bald en desa boiler
en sing.
En X tell 'era wr sho' good ole Santy '11
eome
'Wld a o en a sled en a railroad en
. drum. .. - ,
En dey drlf off ter sleep wld a smile on
dey face
En dey aln' not a eent I kin spalh In de
. placet
Bit's de las' thing X heab wben I tun out
, d light:'
"Is ' comln' ternlght, mammy T Comln'
ternightr. -En
t laughs wld dem all wen dey plan
1 whut dey do
Wld de things dat be'U bring en I say
. . hit's all true!
Ea de whlt chlllUB up wbab Tt wukin.
dey 'low ...........
Dat ol Santy heTl come, en won't mlse
em nohow.
"Is 'e comln' ternightr Lawd, X wlsbt
bit 'ud be
Cat he's eora byub en A up die "poblera
tot inel , - ' .
NOTICE
North: Carolina ) In the Superior
Madison County ) Court. '
J, M. Gudger, Jr., et al
; . ' vs. A" . f
" Henry Berger, Sarah
Johnston Berger, Max
.. Gudger, Jackson Gudtfer, et al. '
The Defendants, Henry Bergen,
Sarah Johnston, Berger, Max Gudger
and Jackson Gudger above named,
will take notice that the action entitl
ed J. M. Gudger Jr., etal, vs. Henry
Berger, et al, has been commenced in
the Superior Court of Madisoii County
before the Clerk of the said Court for
the purpose of subjecting certain lands
named In t h e petition in Madison
County for the sale and distribution
of tne proceeds, in which the said De
fendants have an interest, and the
said Defendants will further take
notice that they are required to ap
pear In the Superior Court of Madison
County, before the Clerk of the said
Court on Thursday the 14, day of Jan
uary 1915, at the Court House in said
County, and State of North Carolina,
and answer , or demur to the petition in
the action, or the petitioners will ap
ply to the Court for relief demanded
in said petition.
W. A. WEST,
Clerk Superior Court Madison Coun
ty. 12-11-14.
HORNER MILITARY SCHOOL
Charlotte, IN. C.
- Spring Term Begins January
16th. New students may enter
Jan. 5th without extra cost. Ap
ply for illustrated catalogue.
TYPEWRITING-COPYING
Work Neatly & Accurately
' done.
INSURANCE
Fire, 1 He, Health, Accident
placed in Reliable ompanles
SURETY BONDS
Of all kinds furnished on
' short notice.
Deeds, Deeds in Trust and
Mortgage Blanks For Sale
. ROBERTA ROGERS
OFFICE i
French Broad
Mills,
; MARSHALL, N. C.
ij Near Depot.)
We are making Meal Free From
BRAN. We. are also ' prepared
to Crush your Corn or Nubbins
Double Ground for Stock Feed.
Orders Filled on Short
Notice.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
R. V.- Deaver,
MILLER.
Dec. 25,
tf.
NOTICE
North Carolina )
Madison County j
Lakie Fox, Plaintiff, ;
Vs.
- ' - Jesse Fox, Defendant
Take notice, that on the 11th day,
of January 1915, at 2 o'clock . P. M.
and thereafter before W. V. Jones,
Notary Public, at the home of Miss
Nancy Pox, Rural Route No. 3, Del
Bio, Tennessee, Cocke County, the
undersigned will take the deposition
of Mrs. Nancey Fox, to be read as evi
dence for the plaintiff inr tne above
entitled action, which is uow pending
in : the Superior Court of Madison
County, State of North Carolina.
This thi 14th day of December, 1914.
LAKIE FOX.
. , -. ' v Plaintiff.
12-18-14 4-t. " . v-
Scbedule of appointments for
the Hot Springs and- Marshall
charge of the Methodist Church.
Re?. W. L ,Rexford pastor, Hot
Springs Preaching on the 1st!
unday morning and 3rd Sunday
night -The 5th" Sunday niht
will also be given atHct Eprlns.
Marshall Preaching lit Sun
day night, 3rd and 5th Sunday'
mornings- Both mornic nd
... . .... r, 1 t
zit on L'uJ ana 4in jjueujjs
All are invited to thene services.
TThe Vlein
Who wants to accumulate 'money needs to work
and plan. . Nefcds to take advantage of each lit- '
tie help which will enable him to do just a little
better than he has been doing. , '
Men who have given the "check account plan"
; a fair and impartial trial find it a' real help. ' A
very material aid in caring' for their income and
in building for the future. ; ;
The "small purchase temptation" makes it very
hard to accumulate any certain sum by keeping -money
in your pocket or hiding it around the
house probably that has been your trouble.
, Don't wait until you have a large amount. Be
gin now with a dollar or more, add to it regularly -.
and you will be surprised to find how fast it in-.
. creases. . r
THE BANK OF FRENCH BROAD
.'. BANK OF GOOD SERVICE. .
When Plaster is Made
From good materials there will
e no cracks In the finished Job.
- Builders and contractors "will
1 Ind it greatly to their advant
age to get our estimates on all
.'contracts, as we are in a posl
: lion to offer the most liberal
' terms for supplies In building
. matei ial on short notice. ;
MORROW &McLEND0N
LUMBER, BUILDER'S SUPPLIES
Brlck
: Lime
Cement
Plaster
Roofing
EVERYTHING
NEEDED IN THE
CONSTRUCTION OF
BUILDING
Paints
oils :
Doors .
Windows '
Hardware
Office and Yards, Bridge St, Marshall, N. C,
LAND FOR SALE
.5 acres land, 1 mile of Mars
Hill, 4 roomed house, barn, crib,
garden. Springs. Will sell on
reasonable terms write or see me.
Or. R. MFRRELl' j
r Marshall, N. C. R.3.
E. ZEPH RAY
ATTOKNElf T- LAW
Marshall, N. C.
Criminal Law and Law of
Damages a Specialty.
Practice In all the Courts.
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Litfle Eats - Groceries that are fit A 1 1 Kinds o i
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Dry Goods Clothing
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