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:: LOCAL AND PERSONAL ::
R.-N. Caton was in Ashevilie,
Tuesday. '
J. II. Hunter wasTiere the first
of the week.
Miss Sallie W.' Hunter was in
town this week.
Ex-Sheriff Cole, was here- from
Del Rio, Monday.
Dr. J. 0. Tilaon was1 here on
Tuesday of this week.
The showers this , week are a
blessing to the farmers. -.
Dr. W. E. Finley was here this
1- week, from White Rook.
Mr. J- E. Lance of Hot
Springs was here Thursday.
"'; Shingles, Lath, Ceiling. Siding,
Flooring. Morrow & McLendon
J. H. White and family left
this week for a visit to relatives
in Kansas.
We have everything in the
, Builders Line. Morrow & Mc
. Lendon.
Miss bess ijSinage anu vueeu
Ramsey of Walnnt, were visiting
in iown Tuesday.
Hair and Wood Fiber Plaster,
Cement, Brick and Lime. Mor
row & Mctendon.
The new County Superintend
ent is busy getting his teachers
placed for the County Schools. .
Hon. John A. Hendricks,, is
spending several days at hotce
before he returns to his work in
Texas. -
The best line of doors and win
dows in Madison County. Mori
row & McLendon. "
Rev. J. N. Andre of Walnut was
in town Monday and preached at
the Presbyterian Church, Mon-
day evening,
; Let us figure on that house
plan, we can save yqu money and
' you get the best at lowest prices;
Morrow & McLendon. .
- Rev. C. II. Bartlett, of Mary
, ville, Tenn., preached at the
: Presbyterian , C h u r c h Sunday
. morning and evening.
We are especi ally pleased to
note that the . Madison wheat
crops is proving to be much bet-
ter Jhan -was at first thought.
Wo are very sorry to announce
that Mrs.C. F. Runnionwhp has
been very sick for some time is
" still in a precarious condition.
The many friends of Walter
W. Vandiver who spent several
years here will be pleased to
know that he has been a special
attorney for th department of
justice of the Federal Govern
" ment with headquarters at Chi
cago 111. , . '
Mminn tn tlia A a ma era nnnrlitinn
1 of Tan Bark, I will have to cut
the price after August the 1st, to
seven dollars a ton. Except on
: fresh peeled Bark : that is not
damaged, and well cured. -R. H.
WARD.
J. J. Red mon begun this week
the erection of Marshall's largest
building. .. It is to be 40 x 100 ft,
' and three stories high. The new
. building will be built on the spot
, where the old livery stable "was
burned, This will add much to
the growing town of Marshall.
The Madison Seminary High
, . School will open the first Moni
day in , August instead oi juiy.
uotn as was-nrst aeciueu uyuu.
This-delay is caused by. the ma
jority of the patrons Vn o t being
' through with their arops o n ac
, count of the rainy season. "
Tin Cans
If you need any tin cans this
year you will. find them at A. C.
Gilbert's, 3 doors west of the De
pot. They are the best cans that
can be bought and you can' can
anything in a tin can that can be
canned. ' '. .
Miss L u c i 1 e Jhonston o f
Burnsville arrived Thursday for
a visit to Mrs. V. A, West.
Notice, to the members of Geo.
W. Gahagan Post No. 38, G. A.
R., Department of rVirginia and
North Carolina:
All members of said Post are
requested to be present at the
next moeting of same to be held
af the Court House August 7,
1915, at 11 o'clock. A. M. This
July 22, 1915.
. S. M.' DAVIS, Com.; .. j
M. A Chandley, Adjutant.
Summer Aches ind Pains
A backache that cannot be explain
ed by baring "sat in a drift" Is more
than likely the result of disordered
kidneys. Foley Kidney Pills prompt
ly relieve backache, sore or stiff mus
cles and joints, rheumatism, and sleep
dlstnrblnjr bladder ailments. They
put the KidneysIn sound, healthy
conditions. Dr. I. E. Buruetl, Mars
Hill, N. C.
Items From
Buckijer N. C.
To The News-Record
Its been quite a long time since
I havo wrote .anything from
Buckner, I have just been wait
ing to gather all the news I could
possibly get and put it in one let
ter. ' ,;' '
The people of Bethel, has cal
led Rev. W. L. Edwards, of Bald
Creek, as their Pastor. We are
glad to see the Godly man come
among us as pastor, knowing him
as I do I feel sure he will be an
inspiration to our people.
Our new house is being com
pleted by S. L. Ponder and Levy
Ballard, Bethel can certainly
boast of "the best county. Church
anywhere around when the build
ing is finished. v
The new School building is be
ing rapidly completed, but we
are not surprised at the progress
knowing the contractor as we do,
and some of you all know hitn to
he is the Rev. John Beaver, our
preachers is not ashamed to work
Any legitimate job beats begging.
We certainly have giounds to
compliment the Board of Educa
tion, for what they are doing and
especially for . what they have
done for Bethel, by putting Beth
el and Middle Fork Schools to
gether, which at this time is caus
ing some little "growling, . but it
will soon die down ; and we will
have one of the best schools in
the Couuty. . . ,
Some says we will have to take
the Association, our people says
send it on, we will be glad to
have it, wecouDt it a great honor
to have such a noble institution
id our community. .
1 I(j looks as though some folks
are, going to do like Frank , Holt,
climb just as high as they can
and then fall and kill themselves.
Our Choir went to Pleasant
Valley in Yaney County, on July
4th, and 'exhibited some of their
skill in praise service. The peo
ple said they sang fine. .", It wa3
greatly enjoyed by all.
.. Quite a large crowd went from
here on July the 11, to a Decora
tion at Swiss, N. C, and had a
nice time.
The farmers are nearly through
with their corn and it sure looks
fine In this part, but it keeps .on
raining- Don't know when it
will quit, some u say that "it is
caused by sd much explosions in
Europe, if this is . the cause, 1
hope the Allies will soon lick
Germany. Success to the paper.
A FRIEND.
For Hay Fever or Asthma
Many persons dread July on account
of hay fever. Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound is recognized as the Ideal
remedy for hay fever and asthma. It
heals and soothes the raw, grasping
throat and eases the choking sensa
tion. . It allays inflammation arid ir
ritation and brinffs easy, natural
breathing. Dr I. K. Burnett, Mars
Hill, N. C 1 - ' ; . "
A THREE-DAY WHIRLWIND OF THINGS WORTH WHILE
. , A ThreeDay Mobilization of the
; . ... i
Community's Industrial, Educational and Social Forces
All Attractions Furnished by Radcliffe Washington, D. C.
First Day -Agricultural Day
MORNINQ
10:30 O'clock Farmers Institute. Addresses by County,
State and National Farm Experts.
AFTERNOON
3:00 O'clock Lecture, "The New Agriculture.'' By Dr.
Dr. Frank B. Vrooman. .
4:00 O'clock Concert. By the Bessie Leigh Concert
Company. '
, ,.' V s ' EVENING
8:15 O'clock ' Concert and Entertainment. By The Bessie
Leigh Company.
9:00 O'clock Lecture, "Armageddon and After." a Story
of the War. By Dr. Frank B. Vrooman.
Second Day Educational Day.
' ' MORNINQ
10:30 O'clock Educational Rally. Addresses by , Local,
State, and National Educational Leaders.
AFTERNOON
3:00 O'clock Forty-Five Minutes of Fun and Magic with
the Mysterious Milburns,
3:43 O'clock . Impersonations, Stories, Recitations, Grave
and Gay. By Charles B. Hanford, the
famous actor.
' . EVENING
8:15 O'clock Magical Illusions and Prestidigitatorial Per
formance. By the Mysterious Milburns
9:30 O'clock Grand Scenes from Shakespe'are's Comedies
, - and Tragedies. By Mr. Charles B.
- ' ' Hanford, the celebrated tragedian.
Third Pay
Town Booster's Day and Neighborhood Picnic
mornino
10:30 O'clock Addresses on Boosting "The Old Home
- ' Town." By City, State and National
Leaders (All citizens are requested
to close their places, of business and
unite in boosting our town on this day.)
AFTERNOON
3:00 O'clock Grand Concert, by The Lyric Glee Club.
3:45 O'clock Lecture, "Visions and Ideals," By Dr. J.
J . W. Frizzoll, , Chautauqua Director.
eveninq ."
8:15 O'clock , Lecture, "Some' Twentieth Century Pro-
,-blems." By Dr.'J. W. Frizzell.
9:00 O'clock Concert and Entertainment by The Lyric
. Glee Club. .
Comin
Soon
F. 5. WOLCOTT5
RABBIT FOOT MINSTELS
THE LARGEST CLEANEST AND MOST
F AMOUS Ml NST RE L SHOWN
IN THE SOUTH y
WATCH FOR THE $5,000 GOLD BAND
A Laugh Gauranteed Eve ry Minute
Admission 25 35 Cents
Big Street Parade. At Noon
ONE NIGHT ONLY
Big Day at Laurel Branch Church
Susiay July 18, 1915,
A. large crowd gathered at
Laurel Branch Church on Sunday
t,he 8, andvthree Singing Classes
were present to render music. A
bountiful dinner was served on
the ground-by the local citizens,
and the day was greatl enjoyed.
The East Fork Singing Class
was led by George Bruce, and the
Laurel Branch binging' Class by
James Hunter, and the Lower
Walnut Creek Singing Class was
directed by C. F. Runnion. Each
class was at its best, and made
splendid music to the great plea
sure ofall who were present.
Several parties from Marshall
were present, and those who had
visited Laurel Branch in former
years enjoyeA- meeting many of
their old friends formerly met
there on such occassions.
The C. F. Runnion " Singing
Class will attend the Chautauqua
to be held at Marshall on the 9,
10, and 11, a part of the time,
and assist in making music. '
A Faint Heart,
They say that a faint heart never won a fair i ' It
is equally true that a firm that wants business ought to
ask for it.
That's why we are talking each week, telling, you
about the good features of our bank and the benefits
to be derived from doing business with us. W e want
you to be a customer of our bank. We are not afraid
to tell you so frankly. W e conduct a conservative and
reliable bank. But we are not so blamed conservative
that we are afraid to ask for new business
THE CITIZENS BANK
J. H. White, President
C.J. Ebbs, Cashier
MW!!:.JU
TWENTY ONE MAIMED PER
1 MINUTE.
Every"minute twenty-one persons
are accidentally injured.
Every five minutes one person is
accidentally killed.
Over 11,000.000 are killed or in
jured yearly about 30,000 each day
Five times as many persons are
killed or injured each year as die
from natural causes.
More die and are disabled from
pin pricks and other slight injur
ies than die from pneumonia.
More people are killed and injur
ed yearly than have been killed or
injured in any war of the last two
hundred years.
More people are kept from work
by accidental injury than are idle
from lack of employment.
One death in every twelve is due
to accidental causes.
A psrson is twice as liable to die
from accident as from old age.
Out of 20,000,000 cases of disabil
ity lhat occur each year only 5
are fatal.
'This means that life insurance
' ... covers 95 and accident aud sick
ness 5 From Government Sta
tistics. '
Our Accident and Health Insurance
Costa Three Cents a Day.
World Accident Association
Woodmen of The World Building,
Omaha. Neb.
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E.B. GILBERT, Local Agt,
Marshall; N. C
The constant strain of
factory work very often
results in Headaches,
Backaches and other
Aches, and also weak
ens the Nerves.
DR. MILES
ANTI-PAIN PUIS
will quickly relieve the
Nerves, or Pain, while
Dr. Miles'
Heart Treatment
is very helpful when
the Heart is overtaxed.
IP FIRST BdX, O.R BOTTLE,
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claimed they will do." J J- ;
LEWIS J. COTTER,
.. Marietta, Ohio.
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When Hot. Weather Oppresses
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bowels are regular. Foley Cathartic
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constipation. They relieve stout per
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