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Local and Personal
Notice of Sale.
To The Voters Of Madison County
: Judge J. J. Gentry, was in
'Marshall Tuesday looking after
. .-.the work pertaining to his de-
V nomination.
J. C. Coward and Caney West
J t Lee were in town Monday.
if Mr. W. M. Lawson, of Paint
, r Rock, was amtmg our visitors
Monday.
'At -Mi. SrvmCox. of Ivy was in
-town Thursday.
Among our visiting attorneys
during the week was Mark
V Brown, and Thomas Rollins .of
-Asheville.
. L Yo-j can make no mistake in
r-follo wing the advice of millions
;-Who have been restored to
'health and happiness by Tanlac
'Marshall Pharmacy,
The National Convention of
the Free Will Baptist Church
ttet in' conference as Marshall
during this week. About one
' hundred Aid fifty delegates be
ing present, each state in the
union being represented. The
. Conference opened Wednesday
night and will continue through
out Sunday. A great time ex
pected and the citizens of the
town have opened their homes
to the delegates and will assist
ihe Freewill brethern in enter-
'Gaining their delegation.
Our fellow townsmen Eugene
Rector who is well and favor
ably known has just
with his bride and is
i few days with his mother
Mrs. C. R. Allison before re
turning to their home in Wash
. ington City. Mr. Hector was
. married to Miss Morris of Mary
land some two weeks ago they
have been spending their bridle
tour in Florida.
arrived
spending
: A number of people from
tfra Hill ora i'tnHinrf rnnrt
this week being interested in
fc nuit'whprftiiV t.hfi will of the
nnv v
" late'Dr. Baird is Being contested,
This case is on the calandar and
will be tried immediately upon
the completion of the Bridges
case. .
: Upon completion of the crimi-
, ial Annlrot WAlnparl'i v nnnn t.hfi
court immediately took up the
civil doeket. and as we go to
press the case of C. M. Gage
. ana oiners against a. j. onuges
Br., wherein the planum Char
lies the defendant with usury
is in progress. The case is now
in the hands of the jurors.
Grand Jury
The following served as Grand
Jurors this week- ' "
W. C Amnions, Foreman, A. H
Sams, B. H. Culberson, L. J. Plem
montv J. WY Amnions, W, L. Fish
er, J. C Holnombe, H. C. Buokner
Claud Fox, N. W. McPetem R. F.
Tillery, S. A. Goldsmith, It. L.
Crow,J. C. Rice, W. R. Payne,
t) C. Cook, C. J, Andcison, An
v4ersoi Metcalf, Crow, officer.- -.v.
The grand Jurors, completed
their deliberations nnd was dis
charged by the Court Wednesday
12 a. m. It is generally under
stood that rno.-e thanv forty new
bills have been found for the next
term of the Court. ."
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ifcsrican Leg'foii Invited to
I-'"' Mars Hill
as
Mr. W. II. Morrow,
Commander American Legion;,
Marshall, N. C .
Pear Mr. Morrow:
R' gives me great pleasure
Mayor of Mars Ilil!, tq invite you
and your post of American Legion,
epena tne csutn ciay oi May as ttie
jaests of Mars Hill. ' : : "
Trusting that we may have as
inany ex service men with us as is
possible to attend, I am, ' , ' .
- Yours Respectfully .
- ii: n- iiolcombe; ;
. x . Mayor.
By virtue of the power con
tained in a deed of trust executed
on the 16lh day' of March 1021,
by L. W. Roberts, T E. Black
stock and Robert Greenwood to
W. B. Ramsey, Tr u a t c e, to
secure a certain indebtedness
therein described, which deed of
trust is duly recorded in Book
No. 22 on pae 197 in the eflice
of the Ren isle r of Deeds for
Madison Coujuy, North Carolina,
and default Imvintf been made iu
the payuieut of the indebtedness
secured hy said . deed in trust
whereby the power of bale theiein
contained ha become qperaiive,
the undersigned will on tlift 2i)i,h
day of May 1922 at 12 o'clock M.
sell at public auction for cash at
the Court House door in the
town of Marshall, North Carolina,
the fol lowing described real estate
in the County of Madison, State
of Norih Carolina, adjoining the
lands of L, L. Roberts, VV. J.
Roberts' estate and DW:
Roberts, described as follows:
Known as the Ivy Heck Farm.
Beginning at a white oak on the
Southeast corner of said land and
runs W. 70 poles to a white oak.
passing the same 10 poles to a
stake, runs from that point N. 10
poles to a white cak, then West
with William Roberts line to a
stake in the old Carter line,
then Nw: about 100 poles to a
white oak, the Barnard comer,
passing on the stme direction 90
poles to a chestnut stump on the
hanks of Ivy, then E. 90 pole to
a white oak and passing the same
to V. W. Roberts' Jir.e, then
South with this line to Big Ivy to
stake , North of a white pine,
then South to the said pine
passing the same 160 poles to
the beginning
Containing 270 acres more or
less, except mineral interest and
mineral rights of every nature
in and to the said property, and
the right to egress and ingress for
the purpose of removing the same
here rnserved by parties to deeds
Recorded in the Office of the Re
gister of Deeds of Madison Coun
ty in Book Pege , in Beok
page, in Book page -and ex
pressly referred and made a part
of this deed of trust.
This the 2nd day of May, 1922
W.B.RAMSEY,
' Trustee.
Marshall High School Will
' Close May 31st.
Final examinations will be
completed this week. Next Mon
day evening, May 29, the Com
mencement exercises will be
gin. :
Tuesday, May 30th, at 10:30
o'clock the Commencement ad
dress w i 1 1 be delivered by
Mayor Gallatin Roberts of
Asheville. Following the ad
dress the 7th grade will give
their .class day exercises. Then
the certificates will be present
ed.
On Tuesday evening a Reci
tation contest will take place,
olio wed by a play Nigger Night
School. . -
The final exercises will be
held Wednesday evening con
sisting of a play. The Matri
monial Exchange, presented by
the High School. Everybody
welcome and urged to attend.
ADMISSION
Children' : Adults,
15cts 25cts
Shower for Miss Hyde
Mrs. Robert Ramsey and Misi
Queen Ann Ramsey entertained at
the home of Miss Ramsey, Thurs
day afternoon from four to five,
with a miscellaneous shower in
honor of Miss Hyde, whose mar
riage to Mr. Meminger, of Penn.,
takes place Wednesday evening.
he color scheme of green and
white was carried out in the de
corations.
An original game was played in
which a rhyme told the bside elect
whereto find the gifts, Quite -an
enjoyable reading was given by
Miss Ann Hyde, Mrs. Arthur Mc-
Devitt, gave several musical num
bers, a quartette composed of
Messrs. "Hyde, Jones, Chandler,
and McDevitt, sang several - selec
tions, after which dainty refresh-'
ments were served. , !
About thirty five of Miss Hyde's
Southern Railway System
Spring Outing to
WASHINGTON. D. C.
May 26th, 29th 1922
The Southern Railway will sell round trip tickets
to Washington, D. C, on May 26tH, with final re
torn limit to leave Washington en any regular train
(except No. 37) on or before 0:50 P. M., May 29th.
SCHEDULE;
Train No. 12, Leave Asheville, 2:25 P. M., May Zeth,
Train No. 32, Arrive Washington, 7:30 A. M. May 27ih,
Tickets good in sleeping cars
when pullmaii accomodations pur
chased. Special sleeping cars
from Asheville and Charlotte.
Following rates will apply
from stations in Western North
Carolina:
Alexander $12.50
Marshall v 13.00
Barnard, Runionand
Hot Springs 13:50
Three full days in the Na
tional Capitol, an opportunity
to see Congress in session and
visit the public buildings, Arl
ington Cemetery and many
other points of historical
interest. v
New York and Washington
will be playing in Washington
during this week a n d Babe
Ruth will be in the game.
No, more attractive outing
will be offered the people this
season.
For further information, ap
ply to your Local Agent, or
write,
J. H. WOOD,
Division Passenger Agent,
Asheville N. C. x
Mass Meeting
At a mass meeting of the Demo
crats at the court house last Satur
day at 2 p. m., the following par t
ies were endorsed by said meeMng
to run m the June primary for
the various county offices as' stated
lelow on the Democratic ticket.
For Representative, J. w Nel-,
son; tJierK ot superior;. Court, U.
W. Balding; for Shr ;rjff( Luther
Howell; For Register of Deeds,
Miss Flossie Murra'y; County Com
missioner, Tom' Tj'risbee; Corner,
W. A. Sanaa; Sur veyor, , Joe Wor-
iey; Auauor, Clarence . Redmon;
Constable, Leo Bryan; Board of
Education. N . B. McDevitt.
Excuse fjs just this onetiioft
we will hereafter cive more iie s
and less fvJvertise mentor prints
To- days papers s&ate that freight
ra tes are cut 10 per cent to tube
effect July 1st 1922.
In the case of C M. Gage and
others against Andy Bridges
and others the jurors just return;
ed a verdict in favor of the de
fendant Bridges.
The well known C. L. McDowell
of Walnut is in charge of a crew of
five hands and is doing repair work
and cleaning and painting all the
bridges on the Dixie Highway in
the Ninth District, which extends
to Spencer, N. C. He is located
now at Petersburg, and from there
he wul move to Marshall. - tie is
fitted out with a good sized house
on wheels in which he sleeps, a
large tent in which he cooks and a
high power motor trtck which car
ries his ouljfiit from place to place.
' Time rolls around and it seems but yesterday that I
' came before you announcing my candidancy for the of
fice 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 hkheiii J
come to place my name before you as aspirant for the'
office.
I do this .feeling that the years already ftpon t in
your, service have Riven me the experience niWfd u
carry on well the business that this office entails and I
ask that, haying found me tried and true during the
past terms, Tr have served, you may consider mo favor
ably forie office of Clerk of the Superior Court of
this County.
Very Respectfully,
. .. W. A. WEST.
J. WILL ANNOUNCES
TO THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS OP MADISON COUNTY:
(Both Ladies and Gentlemen.) j
I have been your Register of Deeds for some time and it ha
been my desire to conduct the office properly, and in thit respect
I have done my best, but it is for you to say how well I have sue
ceeded in mv intentions. It is now coming time for another elec
tion, and I am again asking for your sufferae and support and in
doing so I want to assure you thatl will do my best to continue U
make you a good officer. Thanking you for past favors and thank
ing you in advance for any support you may give me in the com
ing Piimary.
I Remain Yours To Serve,
J. WILL ROBERTS.
P. S. I wish to state that being a candidate myself, that it
could not be expected of me to take part in the interest of an?
Candidate for any office other than my own. As all the Candidates
are my personal friends. This being the case I cannot, 'wont and
will not take any part in the race of any Candidate for any oltice.
I hops this statement will be appreciated by all concerned.
J. WILL ROBERTS.
We Buy, Sell or Ex
change All Kinds Real Estate
mmmmnniMMm
Such as Farms, City Property,1
Timber and Mineral Lands "Any-!
Kvhere When you wish to either
buy or sell, AT PRIVATE OR AUC-
rTION SALE write or come and see
us. . '
North Carolina Realty Company
!( J. H. GROGG, ,Sec.-TreaS.
Moved to 78 Patton Ave., South of P. O., Asheville,' N. C.
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Notice
Whereas. T. J. Warlick did on
the 10th day of March, 1920, exe-
cute and deliver to J. C. Ramsey,
Trustee, a triist deed' on certain
lands in Madison County, State oi
North Carolina, therein described, v
to secure the sume of $500 00 due
by said T. J.? Warlick to J. H.
White which said trust deed is re
corded in Madison County, in Deed
in Trust Book 22 Page 34 to which
referene is i hereby made; and
wherras default has been made in
the papment of the moneys secured
by said trust deed, and the said
trustee has been duly requested to
execute the trust therein contained;
NOW THEREFORE, notice is
hereby given, that under and by
virtue of the power contained in
said trust deed. I. the : undersigned
trustee, on the 5th, day of June.
1922, between the hours of 10 A.
M . and 3 P. M., at the,-court
house door in the town of Marshall
in Madison Couaty, North Caro
lina, will, by public auction, sell to
the highest bidder tot cash, the fol
lowing described property vie: j
Situated ia; No. 1 Township,
Madison County, N. C , adjoining
the lands of Will Jones, Francis
Mcliean and others: Beginning on
8 take in the public road in the
line between W- H. Deayer and W.
R. Sams below- "negro town" and
running east and with said line to
Joe Fores line and with said line
and in the line of W, R. Sams to
Hays Run Creek; thence down and
with the meanders of said creek to
the line of Tonie Ball and Roy
Gudger; then with said line to Will
Inn Mi line; then with said Jones
line to Francis McLeans' line to the
..Vli, mo-' fttftlcA comer! then
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down the sa-rlad to ths beginning.
Containics ten acres more or, less:
cept a small piece sold to Wolford
Tweed - ''V :
Said land will be sold to satisfy
the debt secured by said trust deed,
and such title will be biven las is
vested in said trustee.
J.C.RAMSEY,
Trustee.
NOTICE OF SALE
North Carolina, Madison County.
Under anckby virtue of an order
of the Superior Court of Madison
County, made in a special proceet -ing
Z. V. Fisher, admr. of II. L.
Hoilifield dec, against M. li. Hoi -lifield
and other heirs at law of
H. E. Hoilifield dec., the .tame be
ing No. , upon the special pro
ceeding docket of said court, the,
undersigned commissioner will, on
Monday the 12th day of June 1922
at 12 o'clock M. at the court house
door in Marshall, Madison Coun
ty, N. C, offer for sale to the high
est bidder for cash that certain
tract of land lying and being iu
No township Madison County;
N. C, adjoining the lands of B. B.
Metcalf. John Young and others;
and being a part of R. B. Gibbs
lands, and beginning on a Spotted
Oak, on the mam top of the ridge,
D B. Metcalf's line, thence' East
71 poles to John Young's line,
thence N. 10 poles t o a stake.
thence N 31 W 7 poles, thence N
25 W 8 poles, thence N 15 W 9
poles, thence N 32 W 15 polee,
hence N 35 degrees and 9 pole?,
thence N 28 W 6 poles, then N 9
degrees W 9 poles, to a stake in
the wagon road, the N 2 degreeo
E 27 poles, to W. M. Edwards and
Annie Edwards line as shown in a
deed made to them by H. G. Wiles
and wife and runs with said, line
crossing the road and hollow to
the top of the ridge to D. B. Met
calf b line, thence with meanders
of the ridge and said Metcalf js line
to the beginning, containing 35
more or less. Andjbeing the &. E.
Hoilifield tract of land. j
' This May the 11th, 1922, j
' Z. V.Fisher, ;
frientU were rrcnt
ja supplsrocnt as we have b'e e ;
Dairj ths J. Y. 1'eDoTe!! lot, ex