- mini Kini The News -Record. Published every Friday by th IESTEBI CIBOLIII PBI1TII6 COV.PUT (Incorporated) GILBERT A MORROU Publishers J. COLEMAN RAMSEY - - BDITOH Will England - be Invaded? On Yr SlitMottth J Thra JVlontha t"t I.OO .as 1 u Iflu J Entered at eeeond-etatt malt mailer Jane 18th 1907, at the Pttofiee at Manhall. N. C. under the Acta Congreet of March 3, 1879. To those wJio desire to cpntri bute articles to The News-Record ' we would say that we are glad to have these communications but please remember we cannot print in our pages unsigned articles. All letters to us must be signed by the writer. Several articles have had to be shelved recently on account of not being signed. A person la not safe from mob violence in Georgia epen though he be within the prison walls. Leo M. Frank was probably fatal y cut with a large knife while confined in the state prison, last week. There seems to be gross carelessness on the part of some ewe to allow the Inmates of a pri son to have such dangerous weapons. With an increase in the valua tion of our property this year and a levy of $1.42 by the County Commissioners it looks like It will be a ctfse of trying to get the connty to take" over the land and pay them the difference for the taxes. By the time $1.42 on the $100 00 valuation and the additiona special taxes for the various things is paid we will be thank f ul for a potato, yield. , With an increase in the number of county officials and increased salaries for them, it is but natur t.i... ..... ai mat it win take more money to make ends meet. ' ' Springfield Republican.) Is an invasion of England still contemplated? Some observers in Holland believe so on the strength of preparations made in Belgium and on the German coast. More stringent regula tions have also been made pro hibiting foreigners, even though neutrals, from approaching the sea. 'It is possible that the ,me nace of invasion is counted upon to keep a great 'British' army in .England, but even if . this is the dominant strategic motive,' of courseeverythingwould.be kept ready to seize the opportunity if it should come. Much depends on the balance of naval strength, and it may be that the Germans hope to whittle down the British margin to a point jwhre DO sur plus would be left to prevent an invasion if a daring feint should be made in another place by the German battle fleet. It is sug gested that not the least of the motives for the ruthless war up on Gshing boat3 is the desire to clear the North sea of observers who might rpport the movements of German warships. Sjuph a dash is not inconceivable, but the chances are so greatly against its success that it would probably be attempted only as a last resort. England seems to be less con cerned ovr jfc than over the dan ger that new forces released on the eastern front may be thrown into FJapders for a new drive at Calais, but a. strong army for home defense is thought neces' sary. o: NE lot Mens and Ladies XFORDS, $2.50 to $3.50 Value NOW 81.32 EBBS d KOLCOMBE t M , Cash Store, (Successors to T. N. James.) HARDWARE 1 Thaw Receives Freedom ft A ..... Alter a, game tight lor more than nine years for his freedom Harry if. Thaw walked from the Court room last Friday a free man It has been a question of sanity all the time. It is possible that he should have been convicted and punished as any other criminal for his crime, but since it became evident that there would be no' punish ment other than being in the courts, it is better that he go free. The only thing that has prevent ed his freedom long ago is that the" great State of New York had more money than the prisoner but it does not seem ' to have been spent as judicially Thaw being a better financier.. ' ; ' Recorder's Court S. M. Houn vs Southern Rail way Company,. Continued to July 28th. : ' W.-C. Cutshall, vs E.L. Tweed, judgment foT'defendant., ,v State vs guilty, W. C. Goode, v. s. 1., $5.00 and cost. ' " - ' C. E. Arringtona. d. w.,' form er conviction" before a. J. P. not guilty. - ; : -f State vs r ' Milton Hensley, e. c: w. guilty $5.f nd cotv - State V5;TU" T. J. Wild, c.r c. w., guilty, rsj Mill ' , : State vs T. A. Center, b. w." p., remand ed to Mayor for adjustment. 3 V3 .. I :, i. p., i .i y. , A Cough Remedy that Relieves It's perpared from the healiflg Pine Balsam, Tar and Honey all mixed in a pleasant, soothing Uough Syrup called Dr. -Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey. Thousands have benefited by Its us? na need pf your enduring that an noying Cough or risking a dangerous Cold. Go to your dealer, for a 25c original bottle of Dr. Bell's Pfne-Tar- Hoaey, start using at once and get I rid of your Cough and Cold. 1 ) 1 UL- I IF thi is YEARS OF EXPERIENCE ENABLE US fOSAVEYOV 'money any thing you need in t h e Hardware line w e have i t. Our rule is to keep a full sup ply of goods so f we can furnish our customers with what they need, R. 1 Ramsey IDE CONFEDERATE WAY u Q ii (Ocala, Fla., Star.) The sinking of the Lusitania recalls an almost forgotten chap ter in history. I n December, 1862, the Ariel, a large passen ger steamer, owned by yander bilt's grandfater, Commodore Vanderbilt, was overhauled by the Confederate cruiser Alabama off the coast o f Cuba. Th e Ariel bad on board 140 Federal officers and men, a battalion of marines on their way to the Pa cine station, bhe also had on board over 300 other passengers, many of them women and child ren. Of course, it was not pos sible for the Alabama to take the passengers of t h e Ariel, which was a large and vaiueable ship, and the property of an enemy of the South, but it never occurred to Confederate commander, Rap hael Semmes. to sink the vessel He sent one of bis officers to re- E assure the women end children who were expecting dreadful I i things from the "pirate." N o t an article belonging to any pas senger was touched. The sol diers were paroled, t h e s h i p placed under bond (a bond tnat Commandore . Vanderbilt never made good) and t h e Alabama steamed away to seek for strong- foes. ' The South : was shut in. with powerful foes, as Germa ny is shut in, and the South was crashed in defeat a s Germany probably will be, but, defeated or victorious, Germany can never have the shining r e cor d for chilvalry and consideration for the weak, coupled with u n- surpassed courge, that is the im perishable hertiaje of the Sou thern Confederacy. vMzjait' SU4 teua If It's Groceries I HAVE THEM Everything in the GROCERY and CONFECTIONARY Line: Fresh, Pure, Wholesome, Pelicious, and Not . Expensive. Your Friends Trade Here; I 0 Why'Not You? I C O. CprowcJer "The Groc'eryman." 9 s ii u ! 1 What a School " Teacher Did Some years ago a young school, teacher op ened a Bank Account with $30. She has kept it up and to day has in Bank $996.57. When : you get your next check, w,hy not deposit it here or at least, a part of it? You will then always have enough to keep a moderately ' hungp wolf from the door. Many women . are now banking here. " - . - " THE BANK OF FRENCH ROAD - )'' ' welcomes you deposit a large or small amount. When you Bank a Dollar that's the beginning of it. When you spend a Dollar that's the end '"of It. . ' ". THE BANK OF FRENCH BROAD THE BANK OF GOODS: "VICE Board And Lodging LUMBER 3g Everything dependsup on the correet lodging of the boards when they come to seasoned.. They want air.but not damp. They mugt be accurately lodged or they will warp. They.m'jst be uniform in their size or they will put the carpenters in a bad tumper. Lumber for building and other pur poses is kept by us in the best condition. Brick Lime Cement Plaster Roofing Paints 'Oils Doors W I n d Q W s ; Everything Needed in The ' ffi onstr pction of a Bnilding MORROW & McLENDON LUMBER, BUILDERS' SUPPLIES "v Offlc8t Yard. Bridge St. MARSHALL, N. C. ri r d w ' a r e ' it3 NOTICE By virtue of the power of sale con tained in a certain Deed in Trust, dated the 10th day of November 1914, and registered in the office o.( the Register qf Peeds fop Madison County North Carolina, in Book N o. 16 on page 277, which deed in trust was giv en by Shale Clay Bdck & Tile Com pany of Hot Spring" North Carolina, to L. W. Eector as Trustee, to secure the payment of certain notes therein mentioned and described, and default having been made in the , payment of said notes whereby the power of sale has become operative and at the re quest of the holders of said notes, the undersigned Trustee in said , deed in Trust, will sell at . public auction tlio Kiirhooh VilHrlar- tnr rnh nt ' Court House doqr in 10 cash atr the the town of joyed by said party of the first part in the operation of its brick plant. This the 1st day nf Julyl915 . , L.W. RECTOR ; ' Trustee Flics! Flics! KEEP THEM OUT WITH- Well fitting, and well-made Screen Doors and Win dows, any size, and anything in the lum ber line either rough or finished always Manshall, Madison ; County,"" North Otl hntlH S mt Carolina, on Monday the 2nd dav of v August 1915, between the hours of 11 i A School that draws 412 students from 64 Counties in this State and from 7 other States has an appeal o the people of its home county W do not have room for any more students than we had last year, but want a larger per cent of enrollment to be Madison County boys and girls of serious purpose and out- The DeDartments of Music Piano. Voice. Violin. Orchestra end Expression, are in the hands of four trained teachers The rates are reasonable; table board in the Club last year aver aged $6.67 a month, room rent 75o." ' Fall Term opens August ,17 1915. -'""-"w-" For illustrated catalogue or any inlormatlon about, the school address . ' R, L. f::0SE, President, Mart Eill, N. C. ' lion. Zeb C. Curti3 was here Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morrow and Mrs. Frank Brown of Wal nut Fpent -Wednesday visidrj ia Mr. and Mrs. Nat Ilolcombe have moved into their new cot tr3C3 t!a hill. M. and 3 P. M., the property con veyed in said deed in trust and de scribed as follows;' ."; - IRST;Thftt oertaln tract of land , r V U Wk Vll I VI OIIHUl 1)4. UVW WiJkJlb7 w J lng of 7 1-2 acres of land conveyed to to the party of the first part bv James 15th day of November 1915, and e corded In Deed Book No, 30 at page 496, in the olfioa of tlie lteglster . of Deeds for Madison'County. y SECOND: All right," title, claim and interest of the party of the first part In and to the land and premises described in a certain lease executed by J, E. Good and wife to D, Harris agent, on the 27th day of August 1913, and duly recorded in Book of Miscellaneous Records No. 011 at page 384 tn the office of the Register of Deeds for Madison County, North Carolina. ' ; r . THIRD: Alf and singular the plant, kilns, buildiDgs, houses struct ures, cats, hoist, boiler, engines, machinery, - tools, . fixtures, - and all other articles, things and property, real and personal, and ail rights, tit les and interest therln and there to of every kind, chaiacter and description cow c-.vr.ci, l;!dpcE--:.: J, used or en' for prices. A. B. SILVER, Marshall, N. C. Are You Feeling Fit Do you envy the man or woman of untiring energy, 'strong body and happy disposition?.;' All .these .depend upon good health, and good health i9 impossible when the kidneys are di seased.; Foley Kidney Pills help the kidneys cast out poisons that cause oackacne, rheumatism, and other symptoms' of dangerous kidney aud" bladder trouble. Dr. I. E. Burnett, Mars Hill, N. C. , , ' Catarrh Cannot Ce'Cureu -' fclth LOCAL APPLICATIONS. U thi-y nnpot iwic the -nt of the diwane. Catarrh to a bfoHl or fmwi t'lMouiU t,Kp. ! onier to run It you nmi Ui lpu-ni.1 B..n.i-. B.'ir Catarrh Oiira Is v . in tnmlif. anl dirt ily U!on the btMi r. ...ia "f'ufifl. h .ii (:mrrft t ure la not a o " -s ' 11- e'n. it u pn"ftcnikHi by one at I -' ! In t'-a v f..r yn n"t mar. .o. It Is - - 'I of itte h t t-" m . . t;.o i. -l bfOOd piB. , 1 ' i Oft tlKl n-..-,. - .iM-a. 7he i-- (. c n of th i i- . "is fa wiidt t - . i v.-.tifrt'il ro- t . J. ( i , : , i j i .u,, loleue. O P fir In,.- r. ,, .. ; ...

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