* u.u.^ Personals and News Hems of interest, f {?. V. Martin, of visited Dftnbury Saturday. Attorney J. D Humphreys visi- 3 ted Gerimnton Friday. Th« hrick work on the new jail here is about completed. _ * Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Fagg spent Sunday visiting near Pinnacle. Geo. W. Smith, a prominent farmer of .Tnte, was here Satur day. Messrs. lsaao Hill and Watt Tuttle, of Meadows, were in town Monday. Mr. Fletcher Hawkins, of Hart man, was here Saturday on busi ness. k Messrs. Wiley Mabe and S. M. Nelson, both good farmers, were in town Saturday. Messrs. R. J. Petrce and C. M. Jones spent Tuesday night at the home of N. O. Petree. Mrs. Wesley McAnally, of Loomis, visited her sister Mrs. A. H. Joyce here Friday. The editor of the Kernsville News, W. H. Curtis, died of fever at his home a few days since. Mr. Elijah Beasley, who is a student at school here, spent San day at his home at Francisco. 0. Lawson, a prominent young, farmer of Moore's Springs, was in town on business yester i Mr. Will Young, of Meadows, "tiwho is one of the m>st wideawake ( young farmers of the county, wai J in town Thursday. j The , registration book! close /next Saturday, except to thd\ who jMM'mno pf be^/ f a short §f mir T Thursday aft|F f J. R. Martin, of was * in town Saturday evening and Sunday. Mr. Martin is suffering with something liktj bronchitis. B'nice, the infant of Mr. aud Mrs. D, P. Cooper, fell and dis located - its arm Sunday. The member was repaired by Dr. W. V. McCnnless. Mrs. 8. J. Moir and Miss Lizzie Moore, of Francisco, Stokes county, are visiting Mrs. R. E. Dalton, corner Fifth and Summit streets.-*-Winston Sentinel. Messrs. Frank Flinn, ot Pine Hall, and J. M. Reynolds, of Per ainger, spent Sunday night here enroute to the speaking al Covington's School House Mon -1 Yiot Taylor believes in ample iiiiTnodationß for his cattle and , had built two additional roomy houses on his stable lot—one a wagon shelter, the other a oow stable, • ■ . , • One week from next Tuesday until the election, tour weeksfrom today until Thanksgiving, and seven weeks from next Sunday . until Christinas, Things are com i ing nibnjr, aren't they ? „#*»*• w. B. Rueker, aocorapa- bar son Dudley Rucker, Oc> 21, RbH OUR ROLL OF HONOR. Recent Paid-In-Advance Subscriptions: To The Reporter. Grady Roth rock, to Jan. 13, J' 1906. H. W. Shelton, to March 10, I 1905. A. J. Essex, to May 10, 190'). S. T. Kallatn, to Dee. 18, 1904. Mrs. E. E. Kallatn, to Deo. 13, 1904. S. P. Tesh, to April 13, 1905. A. H. Woods, to April 13, 1905. Mrs. S. P. Hylton. to Dee. 3, 1905. E. O. Caudle, to April 20, 1905. W." M. Bryant, to April 20, j IK)5. | Miss Hessie Young, to March j 10, 1905. I J. W. Lewellyn, to Dee. 24, 1904. J. R. Flynt, to Dec. 24, 1904. W. G. Mabe, to Jan. 5, 1905. 4 Win. Jackson, to Nov. 25, 1904. W r . M. Flynt, to Feb. 3, 1905. i * Capt. Lee Nelson, to April 1, 1905. B. C. Williams, to Nov. 19, 1904. O. C. Jones, to Jan. 22, 1905. Miss Mary E. Bernard, to Jan. ! 27, 1905. John W. Thore, to Aug. 11, 1905. An Interesting Lecture. _ Rev. Jno. Turner, of Mexico, is spending a few days here at the • home of his sister-in-law, Mrs. J. " Spot Taylor. Mr. Turner and his wife were sent to Mexico as mis i, sionaries by the Friends church 3 about 7 years ago and this is his a first visit to the United States .since he left. On his way here he came by St. Louis and spent sev- Q eral days at the exposition. Mr. Turner delivered a very in teresting lecture at the Methodist . church Sunday night on. the y habits, oußtoras and condition ol t 1 the people of Mexico. After tin r lecture Mr. Turner Ang for tin J audience in This es jT* ■he follow | list thif n W. M. Bryant, J. A. Stevens O. C. Jones, S. P. Tesh, Grady g Rothrock, Edgar Wall, A. H •} Woods, W. L. Young, Mrs. S. P g, Hylton, L. A, Amos, Jesse More field, Pluraie Sizemore, Miss Mary E. Bernard, H. J. Pell, E. O. Cau dle, J. G. Southern, C. A. Bouldin, W. A. Jessup, W. S. Bouldin, 0 Accident to Mr. and Mrs. R. H. R. Blair. 5 -Mr. and Mrs. R. H, R. Blair s narrowly escaped serious injury in !, a vehicle wreck Tuesday evening, t While driving in a narrow road near the county poor house they met three wagons, which so fright a ened their horse that he backed . the buggy down a steep place . beside the road, throwing Mr. and . Mrs. Blair out and resulting in 6 quite painful bruises to both, - though neither was seriously in jured. The Slats Phone System. r The Slate telephone system is a 1 great help to the county in open ing up communication with com- Jmunities hitherto almost inac cessible. It is hoped the lino is paying the investors a good per I cent, and that the excellent system will ultimately be extended to every section of the oounty. It is learned that citizens of upper Stokes want the line built to them and will take liberally. BETTER THAN PILLS. The question has been asked- In what way are Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets super ior to the ordinary cathartic and liver pills Our answwr is^ TOBACCOVILLE R. F. D. NO. 2. Mrs. Grabs Improving—News Items and Personals. Tobaccoville R. F. D. No. 2, October 25. Mrs. V. T. Grabs is improving some little, we are glad to note. Mrs. Lonie Schaub, of High Point, is visiting parents of Five Forks. Misses Martha ami Bessie Kiser, of King R. F. D. No. 1, visited ' : the home of Mrs. Susan Newsom I the past week. Miss Lela Ingram, who has [ been spending several weeks with | relatives at Rural Hall, has re | turned. Mr. Evan Butner of King, spent i Sunday with his brother of Pilot I Mt. Misses Martha and Ella Ingram . visited the home of Mrs. W. L. ; Brown Sunday. Miss Effie Caudle has returned home from Rural Hall. Effie, you I should not have made such a long I stay. Mr. Arthur Hendricks and Miss i Sheba Newsom attended the pro tracted meeting at Jefferson Sun • iliss Nelia Newsom and Mother visited the home of Mr. John Wall Sunday. OZELMA. —— Some Pumpkins. H. D. Poindexter has some big pumpkins on exhibition at hisj store on Trade St. The growers i and weights are as follows: Win. { Doub, one 117 lbs. D. N. Reynolds, ' 1 one, 103 lbs. J. T. Perryman, one : 801 lbs. Edward Stroupe, one 83 " lbs. Or the four having a oombin -5 ed weight of 383$ lbs—Business Guide. 1 Let the Reporter hear from 3 some of its champion pumpkin B raisers. 8 Kitchin and Reynolds Coming. Congressman W. W. Kitchin, of t Roxboro, Democrat, and Postmas e ter C. A. Reynolds, of Winston, if Republican, the opposing candi e dates for Congress in this district, e will meet at Danbury in joint de 3. bate on next TnesdHy, Nov. Ir of voteVsj? . New tf{ F. D. Route Estab. \ s J Meadows. A new R. F. D. route has beeii established at Meadows, to lie known as Meadows R. F. D. No, I 1, with Mr. Issac Hill as carrier, The route will start November 1. '• The salary of the carrier will he !- SSOO. \ The King Possum Society—a Peculiar , Mule and a Funny Cow. The King Opossum Society has made a most wonderful record; , according to the Saturday nights report shows they have captured 55. Mr. John Love President of r the Society says if the season i holds out and old Lead continues in good health he hopes to number 1 100 by Christmas, p L. S. Grabs, of this place, has a . peculiar mule, old Peto, He 1 switohes his ears instead of his tail. 8 Mr. John Wall also has a funny 1 cow which will not eat a mouthful t without the bell on. On one ac , casion the cow lost bell an# - Mr. Wall had to beat on a fd# plow for several days to keep , oow from starving until he order him another bell. BUCK AND BAWL 1 * fa J. D. Young, of Hartman, wab . here Thursday. Albert Clement, col., was killed ! by the train at Winston last week. To the Public! 1 We don't wish to insult your 1 intelligence by claiming to sell goods lower than anyone else in the county, but we wish to call your attention to our large stock of general merchandise dress goods of all classes and oolors, a special line of broad cloth, Han nels, morehairs, worsteds, raercer i?,ed silks, bought especially for winter season, hoes in great varie ty, ready mado clothing for men, youths and boys that are made to wear, hats, caps, big line shoes of best makes for ladies, gentlemen and children. The buyer who goes by us is sure to pay more for his goods than if he give ua a look ana gets prices. Thanking you for past favors, we assure you appreciation and right treatment in future. JACOB FULTON A SONS. T Mr. -1 i rise ' years, with it; ment f(, saw. J i lock re oombin and pe recoil"" as th for di ( judgm;;_ INORFLE RED SH Red S> The farmers in not sowed any gr Smith. No. 4, t Smith Dansav quite Mr. ton tin returi A. Thun Mit Mr. I night nie re ing ai staye | Miss , Smitl Smitl' Herbl Stewa they jg . jude- W I %' *■': ii there he Mr. G. to his r dosen't s Miss I is visit. Young, t Miss I sister, M week. W. H. H. D. Yc at D..J. . -d MANY i Mrs. Pi, say 8: "Cf subject te ft and the lw Gwigh(f \y% x ' . ft# In nij k- - fulmelit cl«aUe«t AT? u ' Its .0 BLISS. NAT H^ r 1 • x 4fM \•„ ?

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