WALNUT COVE'S NEW BANK.!
The Site Purchased For the Build-:
ing Mr. Bailey's Faithful Cook
Dies Of Neuralgia Of the Heart —'
Items and Personals.
Walnut Cove, July 11.—Mr. W.!
P. Landreth is in Greensboro on!
business.
Miss Bessie Davis went to Pine
Hall Monday.
Mr. Frank Flinn, of Leaksville,
called on Miss Dollie Fair Sunday
afternoon and night, leaving Mon
day morning for his home.
J. H. Hampton's man, Mr.
Knight, was in town Saturday.
Mr. R. P. Joyce is a knight of j
the yard stick this week, his man
ager, Mr. Thos. Rotlirock, being
at Moore's Springs for a few weeks.
Mr. H. C. Sheets went to Moore's
Springs Sunday after his better!
half, who was there health hunt
ing.
Mr. Sam Adams and family, of j
Danville, Va,, passed through j
town Monday enroute to Meadows, i
where they will visit Mrs. Adams'j
sister, Mrs. Jas. M. Neal.
This is a hot time for crowded;
trains, though this was the casej
with the excursion train passing I
here Monday afternoon from Dan-j
ville to Winston.
Mrs. Augustine Mickey contin
ues very sick.
Miss Lillie Fair was on the
streets again Friday for the tirst
time in six weeks. Proud to see
hfr out again.
Mr. A. J. Fair's new engine is
now up and ready for business.
So is nil other work around the
mill. With everything up-to-date
and the new miller, Mr. Kellie,
being a tirst class roller mill man,
the public may expect kind treat
ment and efficient service.
Misses Laura and Bessie Hairs
ton, of Oak Hill, Va., are the
guests of Misses Lula and Willie
Hairston this week.
Mr. J. H. Fulton has sold his
ißtarast ia the store at Gree*sl>or«
to his brother, J. F. Fulton, and
has returned to Walnut Cove, his
"tirst love." where lie will reside
forever hereafter.
The bank for Walnut Cove,
which has bee* so long hoped for
anil talked of, is a certainty at
last. Messrs. Prather and Byerly,
of Mt. Airy, being the owners.
These gentlemen, while here last
week, purchased a sight for the
building and expect to have house
completed by the middle of Aug.
Jacob Fulton, J. B. Woodruff and
Jno. A. Burton were close rivals
in furnishing land on which to
erect bank building. The former
succeeded in getting the deal.
Mr. C. 11. Rayborn has just re
turned from Lime Rock, whore he
has been white-washing and doing
general repair work for Mr. J.
Wesley Morefield.
Mr. Luther Mitchell is moving
to his father-in-law's, Mr. J. W.
Moretield. Mr. J. H. Fulton will
take possession of his home just as
soon as Luther gets out.
Mr. J. Will East is reading
medicine. He expects to complete
his education in the required
years. Luck to you, Billie.
Miss Mary Banner and Mrß. Jno.
Hive, of Greensboro, visited the
family of Jacob Fulton last week,
returning home Monday.
Rierson, Napier, Marshall & Co.
have been threshing wheat for the
past ten days. From their talk
threshing is not a profitable busi
ness this season.
Mrs. Pinkney Hannah and dau
ghter, Miss Spllie, are visiting Miss
Cornelia Hannah, who is spending
the summer here. Miss Sallie ex
pects to spend some time at
Moore's Springs before returning
to htr work as music teacher.
The service at the Episcopal
church Sunday was well attended,
though some of the leading mem
bers were absent. Rev. Mr. Phelps,
who preached bis first sermon at
this place «n this occasion, out
classed any man of bis age that it
has ever been the privilege of the
writer to listen to.
Misses Bertie and Mamie Free
man, who formerly resided here,
but are now residents of Greens
j boro, are the guests of Mr. T. H.
| Hornady this week.
Miss Stella Riersoa is visiting
jat Mt. Airy this week.
Love at tirst sight is the exped
ience of one young couple in our
! town.
Mr. M. L. Godby, of County
j Line, Davie county, is here on
| business.
Mr. Bailey's faithful cook, Liz
zie Brannix, died last night. Neu
ralgia of the heart was the cause
of her death. Her sickness lasted
only a few minutes.
' Mrs. O. P. Bailey, who died in
the city hospital in Greensboro on
' July tith, was ageil years. We
the whole town has sustained a
great loss. Her death came to
many as a great surprise, so pa
tient and submissive was she in
: all her afflictions. Why these mys
i terious dispensations of providence
Iwe are unable to understand. She
I will be greatly missed in business
I circles and sadly missed by friends
jandohiso sadly missed by the
! loved ones in her home. But we
| are assured that our loss is her
i eternal gain. Her life was a living
I testimony of God's grace and of
j true religion. She did not fear
I death. The grave had no terrors
j for her. She told her family and
1 friends she was ready and still far
ther left written testimonials to
loved ones at homo and also friends
to !>e read after her death that she
was not afraid. She had resigned
all to God's care and it was like
lying down to sweet dreams. So
let her friends and loved ones be
reconciled to her death and say
'"Thy will be done." Let us try
to meet her in heaven. The fune
ral service was conducted by Rev.
Mr. Clark, after which she was
laid to rest beside little Bill, who
preceded her, at the family bury
, iug ground at the Bailey farm west
, of town.
GIPSONVILLE.
s
> Gipsonville, July 10. —We are
I having some warm weather now.
s Farmers in this section are busy
i laying-by their tobacco and corn.
Mr. W. L. Reid and Mr. Walter
Mitchell went to East Bend last
■ week on business.
Miss Maud Puragson, from
Greensboro, is spending her vaca
tion with her sister, Mrs. A. L.
Tilley, of this place. She leaves
, here the third Sunday in July to
, visit her Aunt at New Bethel
Mills. We are all sorry to see her
[ leave especially Mr. Willie, as he
i has called to see her very often
, since site came. Don't think he
. called it going ofteu as he did not
go but twice a day. Ha!
We certainly are sorry for some
of the Ixiys of Gipsonville, as they
have got so many sweet hearts,
they don't know which one to go
with and think they disappointed
so many girls last Sunday, but the
girls seem to think that he was
cramped worse than they were.
They all were merry and seemed to
have a good time while that boy
that had so many sweet hearts sat
back and said nothing.
Miss Lucy Reid and brother,
David, visited Mise Maud Purg
son last Wednesday evening. Miss
Mau l accompanied them home.
I think they enjoyed their ride
home ever so much, especially
Mr. David, as lie was riding bo
hind the saddle.
I guess Mr. R. L. Mouuce had
a fine tiaie talking to the brown
eyed girl on the Cieek last Sunday
as Mr. Jack did not tarry long.
Misses Berchie an 1 Grace Dun
lap, of Gideon, visited Miss Lucy
Reid last Sunday.
Wonder what has become of
Mr. Nat Davis. I think he stays
at home all the time now since
the widow Boles moved to Ham
burg.
Mr. Frank Tilley is still able to
play the little brown jug. Ha, ha!
hurrah! for Gipsonville.
ROSE Bl T D AND PINK.
, TO CURE A COLD IN ONE
DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. E. W.
Grave's signature is on each box.
KING TO HAVE A PARK.
News Notes and Personals From the
Hustling Yadkin Township Village.
King, July >.—Ernest Boyles,
of Winston-Salem, was here
the lirst of the week for several
days.
Mr. W. K. Keiger visited tiis
cousin, C. E. Keiger, of High
Point, Saturday and Sunday. He
reports a nice time.
The new residence of Mr. Chas.
White is nearing completion.
Mr. I. B. Stone, who has been
very sick for some time, is much
letter, we are glad to note.
The sleight of hand performance
and ice-cream party given here on
the night of July 4lh, were well
attended by the young people of
the community.
Messrs. James R. Hutch ins, J.
L. Love and Ernest Caudle, visi
ted the city of Winston Monday
and Tuesday.
Mrs. Lillian Noul, of Washing
ton, D. C., is visiting her parents
at this place, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Spainhour.
Mr. Seth Boles, of Salisbury,
visited his parents, of Five Forks,
several days last week.
It is understood that King is to
have a park in the near future.
The site has not been fully decided
on yet. A nice place off in some
grove close to some nice spring
would be a lovely place for the
I young and even the old people to
go to rest on Sunday and Satur
day evenings.
Mr. Charley Hutchins has got
him a long pair of pants. Look
out, girls, he is coming.
Some of the li. F. D. hoys were
sick on the 4th because Uncle
] Sam didn't give them holiday.
Mr. Rufus Slate has gone to
I California; he don't seem to want
; to come back, but a certain young
I fellow brings his mule back oc
! casionally.
j. Miss Mary Goff, of King, visi
ted Mrs. Dr. Hall,
last week.
BILL BAILEY.
PINE HALL.
Pine Hall, July 11. —Mr. Frank
; Flynn, of Leaksville, spent Sun
day at this place.
Miss Pescud Chisman and moth
er returned from Winston Satur-
I day.
Misses Laura and Bessie Hairs
tm. of Greensboro, arc visiting
I their father here.
Mrs. Cora McPherson, of High
Point, is visiting relatives at this
place.
Mr. Wm. Chisman shipped a car
load of corn from this place last
week. Mr. I. Neal shipped a car
load a week before, inakiug about
14 cars shipped from here this
! season. This speaks well for our
! farmers.
Miss Bessie Davis, of Walnut
Cove, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Tillotson, of this place.
Mr. Stanley Flynn is cpiite sick
with tonsilitis.
Mr. Tom Franklin, of Roanoke,
is visiting Mr. Wade Chisman.
Farmers' Institute At Oanbury.
A farmers' institute will be held
| in the court house at Danbury on
| Thursday, July 27th. A number
lof prominent speakers will be
present and the farmers should
i come out and hear the discussions.
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR
PILES.
Itching, Blind, Bleeding or
I Protruding Piles. Druggists re
i fund money if Pazo Ointment
fails to cure any case, no matter of
how long standing, in '"> to 14
| days. First application gives t-ase
and rest. 50c. Tf your druggist
hasn't it semi 50c in stamps and it
I will be forwarded post-paid by
Paris Medicine Co., St. Louis,
Mo.
CONTINUE
Those who ir« gaining flash
and strength by rasular treat
ment with
Scott's Emulsion
ahould continue the treatment
In hot weather) emaller dcfmn
and a little cool milk with It will
do away with any obleotlon
which is attaohed to fatty pro
ducts during the heated
•eaeon.
Send lor Irtt Mmplf.
SCOTT ft BOWNK, Ch«mi.ti.
409-413 Purl Stmt, New York.
50c and tI.OO ; til drugfbu.
= $60.00 BUGGY 3;
* =W B E E 1=1?
We have decided to anotli-
er one of those |6O
Free, Ticket with each
dollar purchase
—
We have just received our SiJ
1 ro
Spring Clothing, Shoes =
"§5 and Hats. §
FLETCHER BR 0S„
! " 430 Trade St.. Winston. N.
Chamberlain's
COLIC. CHOLERA AND
Diarrhea Remedy
A few doses of thin remedy will
invariably cure an ordinary at
tuck of diarrhea.
It lias been used In nine epi
demics of dysentery xvitb perfect
success.
It can always be depended
upon, even in the more severe
attacks of cramp collo and chol
era morbus.
It is equally successful for
summer diarrhea and cholera
iufantuin in children, and is the
means of saviuK the lives of many
children each year
When reduced with water and
sweetened it Is pleasant to take
Every tnan of a family should
keep this remedy In his home
Buy It now It may save life.
PRICE, 25C. LARGE SIZE, 50C
PILOT MOUNTAIN.
Pilot Mountain, July .'J—Most
of the farmers around this place
have got their wheat in the stack.
Things are moving on very
smoothly in and around our beau
tiful city now.
The tobacco factory of Marion
Bros. & Co. is in operation now
and all is moving along nicely.
1 guess we will have a large
machine shop in the city of Pilot
in the near future, as Chief of
Police J. H. Clifton has purchased
the lot of Mr. F. L. Smith on
Main St. and will erect a large
machine shop on same. Don't
know for sure just when he will
begin work on it.
Messrs. J. R. McDaniel and It.
E. L. More field are visiting at
this place. Glad to have tbem
with us.
M iss Aila Fulp, who has been
attending college at Wooster.
Ohio, has graduated and is now
at home with her relatives and
many friends who were very glad
to welcome her back to her old
home.
BLUE RIDGE KID.
WESTFIELD.
Westfield, July 10. — Mr. (T. R.
Simmons, of Winston, came up
Wednesday to spend some time
with his parents and regain his
health.
Mr. R. J. Martin, of Madison,
was here last Thursday night.
Mr. Miles Reece, of Va., preach
ed at the Friends church yester
day.
Mrs. J. W. J ess up and Miss
Sadie (tliilewell spent the 4th at
the Thomasville Orphanage. Mrs.
Jessup brought l»ck little Kate
Baxley to live with her.
Mrs. T. L. Brim and children,
of Brim, are visiting Mrs. Brim's
parent*, Mr. hihl Mrs. E. \~. Payne.
Mr. S. M. Webster and neicc,
Miss Kat.i and Mr. Franklin and
Miss Meadows, r t Madiso!-, spent
Sunday night in tr.wn. en route to
vi-.it relatives in Virginia.
Mr. C:.leb J.ickso-t in vcj * 6ick
with tovrr.
Several >.i our people i, tenred
preaching at Albino jes*®rday.
M*. Bioii, f LjncbiVirg, was
here last week f al'je-i.
MU'IZK.
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♦ era. Our store is well tilled with anything you can wish *
♦ for to be had at an up-to-date furniture stord. J
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Sanitarium Specialties.
Special Treatoieut —Fi>r chronic
rheumatism, lumbiigo, sciatica
and chronic blood diseases. It
cures.
Special Treatment —For catarrh
of throat, nose, lungs. It cures.
Special Treatment —For neu
asthenia, nervous exhalation and
nervous dysjMjpßia. It cures.
Special Treatment —For skin
diseases, eczema, acne, prtuitis
(intense itching), face pimples,
moles, warts, etc. It cures.
Special—Birth mark** removed,
cosmetic etfect perfect.
Special Treatment For sprains
bruises and inflammatory joint
affections. It cure*.
The Sanitarium has special ap
paratuß in every department. Such
as is used by the best sanitaria
and specialists, both in this coun
try and Europe. Practice limited
10 Sanitarium work. No pain in
any of the treatments.
Call at the Sanitarium or write
ua. We will lie glad to send you
literature,
DRS. UIERSON fc COPPLE,
'.27 S. Mam St., Wii'ston-Snlein.
STUART. VA.
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Stuart. Enterprise.
The citizens of Patrick county
are ursenly requested to attend
the Citizens and Teachers Im.
at this place on the
evening of July 18th. v.ill
be open at 7 :«0.
i E.YEcrriojv SALE.
J /iv virtue of an iixi-i'iillon in ai> han.U
I issin'il I rom tin* Superior Court >i .s'tokes
; manly wherein W. W. Kin« a ail T. M.
Kmlilrill urepl.ii'itilT*aui Saiutiol It irrU,
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| ili'ti-inlaiis, I'.ir I lie HII.II ofVMI.IM Willi iu
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, furtlier sniii of post, I will so,I I'm
r.sli al ilii* i*nurt house l >*ir in Duthu y on
i Momlav the 7th il.iy of August I 111 l.i, II'IM
ii'rtiM'if I' M. :i tr.n'l if I in-! Mtttuiniiig
one luiiulieit ati'l ten on the w iiers
1 of Sii'.w rnvk .iitj. tlie Intithut it.,lit.
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| chain* lo:i hickory in I lint. J-Vjil.triH's lini*,
mmlli on tlmi line, 20 I'II.IIUS 1., a slake in
I H'ilkiu* Hm* west on that tin* el mills lo
I |»>iit*er.i I'oniiiirlv a black oak snnlli on
; Hilkins lini! 11 chain* to a pun l , west on
Kington* lino 17 1-2 chains In Iho beginning
i! I« it. if lot No. 4 in division of the H.
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//-•glsli'rs olliiv of Sioki's roullly, N.
sohl IM TIN* liunl of Jttnnie (.'amp to satisfy
I SK'LL (•XlVlltloil.
I This tin* 2fiih tlay ol Juno llKi."i.
II.I'BTHKK,
Mwrill of Stiikis county
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