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loaded Shells Only 39 Cents
Per Box
Other Things Just as Low
Harness!, saddles, bridles, cooking
and heating stoves, paints, oils, etc.
Everything you can ex
pect to find in a first class
up-to-date hardware es
tablishment.
A. S. MITCHELL,
WAL.TVUT COVE, TV. C.
OWMH9N I S
BRIG STORE.
WINSTON SALEM. W c.
Stokes people will not find a betwr or won?
reliable place to purchase the.r 1) A'l "(IS limn
at this reliable house.
AM, KIN JJ& OF
TOILET ARTICLES
KEPT AT AM. TIMES.
I also keep the largest and finest line of Trusses in
the State and guarantee satisfaction in hoth quality and
pi ice.
COME AND EXAMINE MY STOCK
E. W. O'HANLON.
PINNACLE R. F. D. No. 1.
1 Pinnacle R. P. D. No. 1, Jan. 8.
As I have not seen anything j
from tliis section lately. I thought
I would write.
Mrs. J. A. Poney has returned
home from a pleasant visit to her
| friends and relatives near Pin
' nacle
Miss Martha Stone is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Ham Westmore
i land.
Miss Flora Kallatn, of Pinnacle,
is visiting her mother this week.
The Stork visited Lay Hauser s
la6t Monday and left *a fine boy.
He went next day and bought
himself a man hat.
Miss Martha Robertson and her
brother, Tom, spent the night,
with Mrs. E. E. Kallam.
i Mr. Chas. Kallatn has been visit- (
' ing Mr. Fountain Kigers lately,:
j wounder what's the attraction - !' 1
! Miss Belle, I guess,
i Mr. John Spainhour, of Pin-j
nncle. visited this section Thurs-;
day.
Mrs. Laura Sbatnel visited her
mother, of Pinnacle, Saturday and
Sunday.
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FRANCISCO.
Francisco, Jan.
Billie Cox, an aged citizen, of
this community, is at the point of
death.
I understand that Robt. George
has gone to Richmond to school.
Messrs. Clifford Nunn and John '
Smith went to Mt. Airy a few j
days ago to work in the furniture
factory and the boys got home
sick and didn't work but one half
of a day and the boys come home'
and I think the boys will make
another crop of tobacco.
Mr. Fletcher Collins has been
right puny with an ingrowing
nail.
People are marketing a very lit
tle tobacco now.
R. E. L. FRANCTS.
I Farmers Meet At Red Shoals.
Red Shoals. Jan. 15.
The Dillard branch of the
North Carolina Farmers Protective
Association met at Dillard on
Saturday before second Sunday in
January.
Several of its members were
present. Some important ques
tions were discussed.
Some new members enrolled. J.
Wilson Mitchell, an active mem
ber of the Association and a re
liable merchant proposed to sell
goods for cash to any and all mem
bers of the Association for 10 per
cent profit. Next meeting will be
held at Dillard on Saturday before
second Sunday in February. All
| members should be present as we
| wish to arrange to buy our fertili
i 7.er.
JAS. M. FAGG,
Pres. N. F. P. Association.
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LOCAL BRIEFS.
J. R. Martin,of Hartman, was in
town a day or two since.
Mr. Ray Martin left Saturday
| to enter school at Whitsett Insti
j tute.
The Stokes County Medical
j Association will meet here next
j Monday.
I R. 11. R. Blair is contemplating
. moving to St. Louis, Mo., some
! time during the coming spring.
, It is hoped that he will decide not
;to leave. Mr. Blair has a brother
| living in St. Louis.
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PILES.
I Itching, Blind, Bleeding or
Protruding Piles. Druggists re
fund money if Pazo Ointment
fails to cure any case, no matter of
how long standing, in 6 to 14
days. First application gives ease
and rest. oOc. If your druggist
hasn't it send 50c in Btamps and it
will be forwarded post-paid by
Paris Medicine Co., St. Louis,
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