Ik
Local and Personal
Marshall Produce
Company
for
At R. N.
I
u.paysj
chickens and eggs.
Ramsey's store.
Mr. S. R. Freeborn of Walnut
?hn Snnt'illpil a now evctem nt
flights in the Hotel Switzerland at
. Walnut and making other im
iprovements preparatory to open
ing. ; y , . ,
Tanlac build3 up the weak,
'iTun down system and makes
'-V . i . . . i i i
, you reel strong, sturay ana wen
..as nature intended. Marshal
v Pharmacy, Marshall, N. C,
j' The operetta "Yanki San"
,;;will be given Friday March 31st
;fkt the Globe Theatre at 7:30 by
vjne girls Ulee Club of Marshal
rtigh bchool. Everyone come
'admission 15 and 25cts.
vV Rev. Amoa Clary has rcturnod
fter three weeks visit in Virginia
Rev. N. P. Phillip3 of Barn
ardsvllle, will fill the pulpit at
the Baptist Church Sunday at 11
. m. lie is said to be a fine
speaker. Come and hear him.
We buy all kinds of produce
j9ee us at R. N. Ramsey's. .
"I feel twenty years younger,"
' ifi what thousands have said
after Tanlac restored them
' health. Try it.--Maishall
pharmacy, Marshall. N. C
Dr. L. V. Lisenbee optometrist
,f Abberville S. C. will be at
!t)r. Moore's office the first Mon
day in May.
.s .. -
The work on the new bank
building has been flowed down
4his week on account of the
weather.
Marshall Produce Company
at R. N. Ramsey's.
"Where there is smoke, there
is always fire," so when twenty
million well-known men and
women in all walks of life say
Tanlac is a good medicine, there
mjsst Joe something to it. Mar
shall Pharmacy, Marshall, N. C.
V See us before selling your
produce. Marshall Produce Co,
at R. N. Ramsey's.
A complete Steamer Still out
fit was captured on the head of
Long Branch m No 16 township
last Saturday by Deputy Sheriff
fl.-tC.Cole, and S.H. Wheeler
The out-fit showed evidence of
tavirig been operated for some
time. No men were caught as
toe still was not in operation at
thr time of the capture. 2 1-2
gallons of whiskey was found
and destroyed to-gether with
about 100 gallons of beer.
..' Hon. Charley Chandler of Lon
dbb, Kv, formerly of the Mars
HilJ section, and T. F. Chandler
ft Rutledge, Tenn., is in town
jkh s week on business. Mr.
.Charley Chandler served with
distinction in the last Legislature
at Frankfort, Ky.
.: I ... -
Robert R. Ramsey of Walnut,
president of the Fair Association,
informs us that all of the pre
miums that was offered at last
air has been paid except fifteen
per gent on the premiums offered
for the live stock. Mr. Ramsey
say&tha.t the total amount receiv
ed from, all resources fell short of
payiug ine expenses ana pije
been derived by the splendid dis
play and showing made by the
people coming together with their
own products and splendid stock
which was exhibited during our
last fair. The, people are more
enthusiastic over the matter and
are determined to have a bigger
and better fair this fall than ever
before. So let every person in
the county get ready now for the
coming fair. We waut you to
bring tvtry thing from a pecu of
potatoes to an air-pfane. Pre
mium list will soon be prepared
and the industry isgofng forward
as never before. Mr; Ramsey de
sires to thank those who so faith
folly co-operated with him mak
ing Inst fair a success and we are
sure we sprak the voice of the
people when we thank him and
the other officers of the fair for
their splendid effort and success
ful management without fee or
hope of reward. Get ready for
the big fair.
John A; Hendricks For The
Legislature.
"
Upon the requests of many of
the voters, I hereby announce
myself as sc Candidate for the
nomination as representative of
Madison County in the next
Legislature. Subject to the Re
publican Primary. The next
Legislature promises to be the
most important that has been
held in this State for many
years. Ihe question of a new
system of County Government,
the Sale of the North Carolina
Railroad, and other vital ques
tions efecting the people will
come before the General As
sembly.
John A. Hendricks,
Report ot The Condition of
THE BANK OF FRENCH BROAD
At Marshall. In the State of North
Carolina, at the close of builneM
March 10th, 1922.
Resources
Loans and discounts.. . .. . .$305,230.81
Demand Loan:. 350.00
Overdrafts secured and unse
cured I.. 87133
U. S. bonds & Liber-y Bonds 22.050.00
Banking House and Fixtures. , 4,630.84
Ail oilier real estate owned. . ,3,842.20
uuth and due from Usnks. . . . 55,47.1.64
Cash Items 742.26
DR. L. V. LISENBEE
Optometrist
Total $394,001.13
Lletbllltl
i
Capital stock paid in 25,000,00
Surplus fund 40,000.00
Unaivided Prottts 2,072.66
Bills Payable 15.000.00
Deposits subject to check . . 119,270 33
Demnnd t ortinVi of Deposit, 191,H8..56
Cashier's Check ouUrtaudlng 674.58
Total $304,001.13
STATE OF NORTH CARO
LIN A County of Madison
January 7th. 1922
I, W. B. Ramsey, Cashier of the aove
named Hank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the
best of mv knowledge and belief.
W. B. RAMSEY, Cashier
bubscrlbea ana sworn to berore me
this 21st day of Mareh 1922.
A. W. WHITEHURST
Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
FRANK ROBERTS
ROY L. GUDGEK
J. J. REDMON
Directors
Woman.
she's
per'
will
She's warm, she's cold.
pleasing, vexing,
An open book and a thing
plexing;
She will give you joy, she
cause you sorrow,
With a smile today and a frown
tomorrow;
She'll bring despair and bone
restoro you.
She'll be your slave, and she'll
lord it n're you.
Resign sin-, shy, forgiving, spite
ful,
An inconsistency delightful,
Repelling now, anon caressing.
Man's greatest plague, his chief-
est blessing.
And though beneath himself he's
classed her,
And calls himself her lord and
master,
She cists him off or closer binds
him, .
And round her little finger 'winds
him.
, Locoma.
Those Wonderful California
Herbs Cured Her and the
Neighbors of Rheumatism.
Minburn, Iowa, May 6th, 1920.
Rheumatism Herb Co., Ocean
Park; Cal.
Gentlemen: My mother is
suffering dreadfully with rheuma-
tniuros offered by about three tism. We have tried doctors, all
knnrlrod dollars, and this amountisor t s or patent medicines and
ftf being subscribed by private in
dividuals. And just as soon as it
la possible to get a few more peo
liniments, but no relief, and toy
sister-in-law (Mrs. W. F. Antle
nf Nnrwnllr. Town.) wroth me and
told
pje who are , interested in the told me to get a pound ol your
access of tbe fair to donate a Herbs, for she knew it would do
few more dollars the balance of ! wonders for my mother, -SHE
the fifteen per cent on tbe live SAID IT CURED HER AND
stock will be paid. The promot-J SEVERAL O F HER, KEIGH
ers of the fair determine that'BORS. Please send it as quickly
every penny shall be paid. The as possibly. Very Respectfully,
M's. E. M. Jones.
Send for free Booklet of letters
; tmm iiennle all nvpr the II. R.
last fair was the best in the his
tory of -the connty,- and while
there Is no dissatisfatton so far as
rt iAmnd with thfl .old officers testifying to the wonderful, re-
hd mimffpiment. You will soon suit of these Herbs- Men -and
receive a notice giving you the women agents' are building np a
date at which time there will be a good business selling them. Agent
rt organization of the county fair wanted everywhere. Price $1
And whileth last fair was a loos- pound postpaid.
ig proposition financially, it is RHEUMATISM HERB COM-
C.-me people or me county
Report of tha Condition of
The Citizens Bank
at Marshall, N. C, at the close of
business, March 10th, 1922.
KK.SOUKOES
Loans and Discounts $281,164 11
Demand Loans 7,625.53
Uvenlrafis, secured and
unsecured 604.41
U S. Bonds & Liberty Bonds 14.35u.85
lianklnif-house, furniture
and Fixtures 9.776 15
Other Real Rstata owned 4.567 00
Cash and due from Banks 66,415.78
Oitsh items 1,p95 04
Checks for Clearing NONE
Total ....$35,98.87
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock paid in $25,000.00
Surplus Fund 25.000 00
Undivided Profits 8,983.73
Notes and Bills re-discounted 8 623.68
Bills Payable 5.000
Deposits subject to Check. . . .159,895.9:)
Demand Certificates of Deposit
Time Certificates of Deosit 144,232 65
('ashler's Checks outstanding 2,774.73
Savings Deposits, 6,487.89
Total $385,998.87
North Carolina Maaison County.
I, A. W. Whitehurst. cashier of the.
above-named Bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
A. W Whitehurst. Cashier,
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this 21st dav of March 1922.,
W. B. Ramsby, Notaty Fublio
Correct Attest :
E. R. TWEED
C. J. EBBS
Directors
Sam J. Peek For Register of
Deeds of Madison County.
To the Republican voters of
Madison County.
I hereby announce myself a
candidate for the office of Register
of Deeds o f Madison County,
subject however to the wishes of
the Republican voters of said
county in the coming primary to
beheld June 3rd, 1922.
I am a Republican and Jiave
always voted a Republican ticket.
I take this method of placing
my name before the good citizens
of Madison County and asking
yod to vote for me June 3rd.
Assuring you of faithful per
formance of duties of the office
if nominated and elected.
I am,
Very respectfully,
SAM J. PEEK,
Administrator's Notice -
that
. ... . . r
i usauds of doUara In ucneut has
Ocean Park, California.
-Advt.
North Carolina Ma'dison County
Having qualified as admini
strator of the estate of J. H.
Davis deceased, late of Madison
County N. C, this is to notify
all persons having claims against
the estate of said deceased to
exhjbit them to the undersigned
at Marshall, N. C. on or before
the 28th day of March 1923 or
this notice will -be pleaded in
bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said
estate will please make , imme
diate payment.
This the 28th day of March
1922. ; . , . . . ..
; GARFIELD DAVIS,
Administrator of J. H, Davis,
deceased. .
Come unto me all you that
have Eye trouble and I will give
you REST.
Will be at Dr. Moore's Office
First Monday in May 1922.
N. C. State License.
Drf L. V. LISENBEE.
Abbeville, S. C.
Notice Of S&Ie.
Under and by virtue of an oi
der of the Superior Court of
Madison County. N. C. made in
tbe special proceedings entitled,
Roy McCampbell, Admr. of the
estate of A. L. Johnson, deceas
ed, vs Ellie Johnson, Lat John
son, Jobie Johnson et al, tbe
same being upon the special pro
ceeding docket of said court-the
undersigned commissioner will on
Monday, the 17th. day of April,
1922, at twelve O'clock, M. at tin
court house door in Marshall, N.
0. offer for sale to the highest
bidder for cash that certain trnct
of land lying and being in No. 1.
Township. Madison County, N.
C. at Barnard, N. C. and describ
ed as followsVBeing lots 4 & 5
"A" as shown on plat made b.
J.J. Reagan, July, 1919, begin-
ing on a stake near the mouth ot
a culvert and runs thence North
65 East 100 ft. to a stake; North
50 East 200 ft. to a stake; North
60 East 122 ft South 85 East 150
ft; South 70 East 440 ft. to a stake
on top of a ridge; thence South
19 30' West 260 ft. South 28
West 250 ft. North 87 30' West
430 ft. South 84 West 400 ft. to a
stake at the railroad, thence down
and with said railroad as follows,
South 10 East 62 ft. South 5 West
60 ft. thence leaving the railroad
and runs with the road leading to
Walnut as follows, North 75 East
90 ft. North 14 East 45 ft. North
48 West 56 ft. North 20 West 45
ft. North 10 East 45 ft. North 45
East 45 -ft. North 5S East 56 ft.
North 16 East 34 ft. to tiie boom
ing. Containing ten and two
tenths acres. The farm road as
shown on m.ip is reserved to the
purchasers of the lands shown on
map.
For complete description see
deed boob 39 at page 37 in regis
ter of deeds office of Madison
County N. 0 This the 15th day
of March, 1922.
J. C. RAMSEY,
Commissioner. '
J. R. Rogers Candidate
For Register Of
Deeds.
To The Republican Voters Of
Madison County Both Ladies
and Gentlemen.
l hereby announce mysrii a
candidate for the office of Regis-1
ter of deeds of Madison County;
subject to the action of the pri-;
mary to be held June the 3rd
1922 and if I am nominated and
elected I trust that I may be able
to show my appreciation of your
support by faithful duty courtesy
to the office and to one and all.
Respectfully, .
. J.R. ROGERS,
Dr. V.E. CHARPIE
Dentist
Is now located in, Marshall
and occupies rooms over citi
zens bank, can be seen at all
hours.
I CITIZ ENS- BA NK
: MARSHALL, N. C.
: Call At Once For Tobacco Seed !
; We have supply of Burley Books on the culture and
marketing of burley tobacco which should prove very
interesting to you call or write and get one. We also
have limited supply of the best White Burley Seed all
free. Come and cet them. Tobacco i3 selling high We
would advise growing a small crop this year as indications
are that prices will be good this year.
We will appreciate your account whether large or
small. Try our savings account department for your ,
savings. Its interesting to watch a savings, account
grow with interest compounded quarterly. Get a Home v
Savings Bank for the children.
CITIZENS BANK
The Bank of Personal Service
Everet R. Tweed, President , Arthur W. Whitehurst, Cashier
Dealer in the Celebrated Frick
Machinery Consisting of Steam En
gines, Saw Mills, Grain Thrashers, &
Kerosene Tractors, When in need of -any
of the above see or write. ;
J. WILL ROBERTS,
Marshall, N. C.
To The Voters Of Madison County
Time rolls around and it seems but yesterday that I
came before you announcing my candidancy for the of
flee of Clerk of the Superior Court of Madison County
for the preceding terms. All were very kind in sup
porting me in the last two elections and once again I
come to place my name before you as aspirant for the
Office.:. - .,
I do this feeling that the years already spent in
your service have given me the experience needed to
carry on well the business that this office entails and I
ask that, having found me tried and true during the
past terms, I have served, you may consider me favor
nbly for the office of Clerk of the Superior Court of
this County. . -
Very Respectfully, -W.
A. WEST.
Call For Republican Convention
A convention of tho Republican party of Madison County, is
hereby called to meet at the Court House in the Town of Marshall
at 1 o'clock P. M , on Saturday April the 8th, 1922, for the pur
pose of electing delegates to the State Convention which meets in
Winston-Salem April the 12th, also for the election of a County
Chairman and the transaction of any other business which may
properly come before the convention.
It Is very important that a full delegation from each town
ship be sent to this Convention. And that a full attendance of
the,executive committee be present.
Respectfully,
. J. M. BALEY,
. Chairman Republican Ex. Committee.
; ' M. A. CHANDLEY
1 Secretary.
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