THE
Danbury Reporter
N. E. & E. P. PsprKß, Pnbiioh#r».
TERMS TO AST ADDRESS :
One year, sl, (5 mo. 50c., .1 mo. 25.
JANUARV 11, J 906
CHANGES IN ADS.
Changes in advertisements are
made this week as follows :
N. L. Cranford & Co.. call atten
tion to their nice line uf overcoats.
S. P. Tesh, jf Mayodan, has
something to say about the nice
spring goods he is receiving.
Piedmont Warehouse would
have the farmers remember their
first sale days.
Brown's Warehouse wants to
sail your tobacco and otfers some
statistics.
WILSON-MARTIN.
On Sunday morning at 10:30
o'clock, Jan. 7, 190(5, at the home
of the bride's parents, Miss Cor
nelia O. Martin, of Prestonville,
was happily married to Mr. Mun
cio Wilson, of Dillard. The cere
mony was performed by Afr. Edgar
Willis in the presence of a large
number of friends and relatives.
After the ceremony they retired
to the dining room where a pala
table reception was served which
was enjoyed by all. At 2 o'clock
the bridal party startod for the
home of the groom where a deli
cious supper was served. The
bride was the beautiful and attrac
tive young daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. S. P. Martin, of Prestonville,
while the groom is one of Dillard's
most popular young men and the
youngest son of Mr. Dock Wilson.
A GUEST.
The Bank of Stokes County is
anxious for every person who has
never done any banking business
to come in and let it show you
how it is done. No up-to-date
business man can do -without a
bank!
BEATS THE MUSIC CURE
"To keep the body in tune,"
writes Mrs. Mary Bron, 20
Lafayette Place, Poughkeepsie, N
N. Y. 'I take Dr. King's New
Lifa Pills. They are the most re- i
liable and pleasant laxative I have
found." Best for the Stomach j
Liver and Bowels. Guaranteed
by all druggist. 25c. i
lijieiieTMi :
i
Impoverished soil, like impov-
erished blood, needs a proper 1
fertilizer. A chemist by analyz
ing the soil can tell you what '
fertilizer to use for different 1
products. 1
If your blood is impoverished
your doctor will tell you what
you need to fertilize it and give I
it the rich, red corpuscles that I
nre lacking in it. It may be you
need a tonic, but more likely you
need a concentrated fat food,
and fat is the element lacking '
in your system.
There is no fat food that is (
so easily digested and assimi- c
luted as i
Scott's Emulsion
of Cod Liver Oil i
£
It will nourish and strengthen
the body when milk and cream
fail to do it. Scott's Emulsion f
is always the same; always (]
palatable and always beneficial
where tjie body is wasting from
any cause, either in children
or adults. I
We will send you a sample tret.
Be HUr»» that this pic
turn jn the form of a w
i 'tfgyqk lnbel in on tho wrapper n
/gEpNSj# of every bottle of Kami- .
HkvMl m B * on y° u
jiplf SCOTT i BOWHE >
•m(| I CHEMISTS 3
Svp 409 Pearl St., Hew Tork g
i 60c. oiid fl .00, tl
LETTER OF THANKS
FROM MISS ADA LEAK, TR fl WINNER OF THE GBAND
PREMIUM IN THE REPORTER'S POPULAR
VOTING CONTEST.
Motor's Creek. Vn. ( January 1.
Editors Dan bury Reporter :
1 wish to oxtend my heartfelt thanks to my friend* and neighbor#
and also my relatives of the west who have so nobly and enthusiastic
ally stood by me in the graat contest. As it. would be impossible
to thank them nil individually, I lake this method of expressing my
appreciation toull. Without their assistance, lam fully convinced 1
should have not succeeded. I beg to assure them that the high char
acter tliuj have formed of me shall ever be maintained. And I sin
cerely hope that not one of them will ever havo cause to regret their j
kindness shown me.
Wishing them, and also the editors, a happy New Year, I am
Respectfully,
ADA LEAK.
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GERM ANTON.
German ton, Jan. 9.—The far
mers in this section are busy cut
ting wood to cure their next crop
of tobacco. From all aecourits
there will be another large crop of
the weed planted.
' Miss Flora Petree, of La Grange,
who has been visiting friends and
( relatives in Stokes for the last few
weeks, returned to her home last
Sunday. Miss Maggie Petree ac
companied her home and wiil
spend a month or such a matter
visiting in the eastern part, of the
State.
Miss Myrtle Samuel, of Martins
ville, spent a few days with her
sisttfr, Mrs. Oscar Petree, last
week.
Miss Ellen Petree is expected
to return to Bethlehem, Pa., in a
few days. She is studying for a
trained nurse.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bloom, of
Huntington, W. Va., spent a few
days last week with their cousin,
Mrs. R. J. Petree.
The public schools in Stokes
are half out now. It is such a pity
we cannot have a longer school
than four months.
LOOKER ON.
PINE HALL.
Pine Hall, Jan. 7.—Mr. J. S.
Neal and son began their poplar
w jrk last Monday. They say the
roads are most impossible to get
out with the blocks.
Wonder how Mr. Gabe Tut tie
is getting on with his pink bow.
He says it will take a barrel of
sugar to sweeten his girl. Bless
your life, she surely must lie sour
some. Ha, ha!
Mrs. Delia Boon has been visit
ing her frther during the holidays
pf Christinas. Also visited Miss
Minnie Neal and Flecta.
Miss Calla Boon and litt'e
brother spent last Thursday night
with their cnuß'ns, Misses Minnie
and Fleeta Neal.
Mr. Aca Tuttle called o'i Miss
Lillie Neal Saturday of Christn as.
Mr. Tom Yates came home
fr jin W. Va , where he hai been
for the past year He sp.Mit a few
days with Mr. Grover Neal during
Xma3.
Miss Ella Shelton spent Xmas
with Misses Fleeta and Minnie
Neal, of Pine Hall.
Mr. Grover Neal visits Walnu!
Cove very often. Wonder what
calls his attention up there so
n.U'h? Miss Elia, I stress.
Miss Minnie Neal and brother
visited Walnut. Cove last week.
Mr. Perry Napier called on Mis*
Fleeta last S.im'a/and se inj t>
enjoy himself very much and of
course sho did.
Mr. Jennie Dick has p'ux-d
foot I all so much he has o e
deaf ovi r it.
THAT'S WHO.
HALF THE WORLD WON
DERS
how the others half lives. Thi.srf
who use Bucklen's Arnica Salve
never wonder if it will cure Cuts,
Wounds, Burns, Sores and ill
Skin eruptions; they know it_v.il!.
Mrs. Grant Shy, 1130 E. Reynolds
St., Springfield, 111., says: "I ie
;ard it one of the absolute necessi
ties of housekeeping" Guaran
teed by all druggist. 250.
Mrs. Gaston Allen's Death—A Sad
Accident Near Gcrmanton.
Mr. Editor:
Please allow ine a little space j
to write a few items from here.
Miss China. Bennett, who has
been very low with typhoid fever
for some time, is no better, we are
sorry to note. We trust that she
will soon recover.
Mrs. Nannie Allen, wife of Mr.
Gaston Allen, quietly passed away,
last Thursday evening after a long
suffering of typhoid fever. Mrs.
Allen leaves a husband and two
children, father, mother, three
brothers and two sisters to mourn
her loss, besides a hoste of friends.
Mrs. Allen was 3t> years old and
hid been a faithful member of
Hawpond Christian Church for
many She will be greatly
raised fh har community. But j
w? think our loss is . her eternal '
gain, for we think she has gone I
where pain nor sorrow never comes, •
and sad parting is no more.
Mrs. Allen and Miss Roberta |"
Bowles both living on the same
plantation, were members of the
same church, both died on the j
a irrte day and both were buried at
Hawpond Church the same hour. „
It was a sad time, as but ftew J
3ver saw two of their friends layed e
to rest ahtlie same hour. J
Miss Roberta Bowles was 18 j
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. j
Rergess Bowles. She was getting j
stove wood in an old smoke house I
where she was splitting a piece of I V
plank on the door sill and by the j 1
striking of the axe jarred the old
house and causing it to fall, break
ing her bones in pieces and kill- | *
her instantly. It was oh! so t=ad, ! *
hut in the hour we think not the I !'
Lord calls His children home. |j!
The Lord's will be done. j
We believe she is at vest with ,
her blessed Jesus. I'
May God bless the jJ,
families of the decease i ones |j
May they so live ilint, when 'lie j
Lord shall cuil they will be lei l> j ®
to meet their lovrd 011*3 in a 0
brighter world than tnis !
Mr. Thomas
Wesley Petree condu ted the bur- i H
ial services lust Friday at 2 "'clock. w
A large crowd was in linen lanc.t. J 1
C. A. B. J!
TRUST UK'S S.ILE.
By virtue of the powe- contain- 1 v
ed in a'ertaiu deed in trust \ xe- !
cuti'd to me by .J, (). S.-uti ern nrd
wife K. S. Southern on tn»- IS h y
day i.l Nov., ISWI. to s.-r imt t'ie
payment ot a note therein iecited.
which said deed in trni-t. is duiy p
iecordul in the o(K uof th* Ke^.
is'or of I)-jed» or Stukes county,
in Book No. ;{*3. page 1 -If), default ~
lia.ii.g been made in the | avment
1 f said note, and the leddi-f there- *
■ f having applied t.J IIIH I ( . KC|| the
Ullds conveyed in sii I !rn it dee I, •
! will expr.se to puhli* t-al' to the
liirhest bidder for cia'i, at tr.« g
i'nut hotis« dtxir in th.» town of •
Danluiry, N. C., 011
Monday, tlie sth day of Feb
• t 12 o'clock. M , the iai'd?
veyi-d in said deed i:i t us : . |\i» g .J
"tid being in the county • ' S ck -t. 1
ndjuining I lie la'ids of Z L. Willi.
;nd others. and drM-i il» 1 11 m.'il
leed as fol|o»« s. t>-« it:
"Lving 'U the 11 rlh - iili» of
• '(iiiily Line !i:H:xh, adjiinilitf
\V. B. Ca;tiT mi t!ie Fast Mile, '/, st
li, Wall oil the N' itii r-ide, and J. F
'. Flinn and M. T. Glenn on tl e b
Sinth and West s-'de^.. ; t being A
1 tint portion of the J"iiathat) Flinn F
;»nd conveyed by Issin to C, U
[•'linn, and by him -nvevrd to J. vj
I). Southern, ruiithii ii g 20 acri
more or les*.' Jmi
This the 2nd day of Jan., l'JOtjß
♦ J. G. n. MITCHELL. J§g|
Trust cefj
A Happy New Year
TO . EVERYBODY.
m * " / " 'V *'
This will no doubt be a prosperous year and tnis stoMJpmds ready to mod (lie doninudi of
a prosperous people. A big lot of Barbed Wire. price than yon have bean nstd to.
All sizes in Nails,' Clevises, Back Band Webbing, Hame llairies. almost anything
needed in the farming line. Then Mfchines, the goM kind, at slt> anl S2O. I hen
we have Cook Sfoves, complete, $lO, wflpls pieces. Afc"» ami axe handler. Then the
•Jewelry line Bpeaks for all ages of people. The I'nited States Navy Shoes at the price of
2.25, made for the United States government, l'ocket Books, Shoe Laces, liifc>derc|nef>»,
Safety Razors, a. beautiful lino of Window Shades, a beautiful line of Dish faun, Wash
Pans and Pota, B. B. Cartridges, Cartridges of.almost every kind, Gun Shells of almost
any size, shot, etc. I have a nice line ot G uus,"22 RitJes, single-tmrrel Shot Gniw. 12 and •
16 gauge. Therjf the double barrel guns. Steel Traps of every kind from 15 cents to
(50. Dog chains, gun hagr to carry guns in. Then we pass to a .very large line of new
washgoods just coming in for spring. Von all wlll.be pleased to see the nice things g >t- flj
ten together iu 'this up-to-date store. fl
• \ . §g|
Yours most trulv,.
S. P. TESh Mayodaa, N. C.
The /New Clothing Store
wilL sell you your next
suit or overcoat cheaper
CHAS. M. PHELPS & COMPANY
*
Winston - Salem jV. t.
Trustee's Sale Of Land.
By virtue of the power of sale
contained in a certain -deed in
trust executed on the 11th day of
Aug. 1893 by Solomon Gr Crammer
and wife Martha E. Crammer and
Martha L Fult to the undersign,
ed I G RoB3 to seeyre tlio pay
ment of a certain bond for $327.3]
together with interest thereon, to
Drs. J. Wm. Neal and J. Walter
Neal, and which deed in trust ap
pears of record in the office of the
I Register of Deeds of Stokes conn
! ty, N. C., iu book No. 32, page 267
and default having been made in
the payment of said bond and re-!
quest having been made to me by
the said Drs. J Wm and Walter
i Neal, according to the terms, stip
ulations and conditions cortained '
iin said deed tn trust I will sell to
the highest bidder for oasji on the
first Monday in February. 1906,
the same heing.February the sth,
1906, at the*ci>urt house door in
the town of Daiibury, N. (\, the
lands conveyed in said d ed in j
trust » hich are defined and di s
cribe l as follows, towit :
A certain tract of laud h ing and
lieing in Stokes countv nf ire-aid
and moie particularly describe I
Mini defined as follows: On Ill
waters of Zilphy Island creek ad
joining the lands >f William
.lames. Dr. William Neal, .James
Tilley, and others and known as
, the old Martin Tllley homestead
| and bunded as foil .ww; Begin
! ing at chestnut sprouts, running
| West 110 poles to a white oak old
corner.* thence South 4H poles to I
a lilnrk oak old corner, tileries ,
West 25 poles t > a pine old cor
ner, thence North on n|d line 32
poles to a htuk« old corner, thi'iicc
East 156 poles to a black gum.
corner of dower, thence South 70
fxiles to a hickory corner f lot No.
5, thence West 22 poles to a larg •
chestnut, thence South 12 pole* to
the Iwgimiing, containing 91 acre
more or less. It lieing lot No. 6
in the division of Armiste&d Ab- j
butt's old land and nliotte*l to Jowl j
Fulton (see 6nnie of record) This I
is subject to a conveyance to Jaines i
M. Tilley, leaving 69 acres.
This January 4th, 1906.
I. G. ROSS, Tro,tee. i
.J, I). Humphreys, Atty.
i
NOTICE.
In order to make rvMivision orj
seitltinent in our business by I
Feb. Ist., 1906, we will st»lf sonu i
bargains for the next 30 days.!
Aiid then on Ist, 2nd, and 3rd of j
Feb. continue, sale by auction
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\ 4 Per Cent I
y POIt YOLIt MONHYB? VI
C If not, call on or wri(e
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FIRST ~SALE~DAVST
pitDiionr wAitnyi—
WINSTON SAf.EM, N. C. M
FOR JANUARY : Every Tuisday, Thursday mifl
FOR FEBRUARY : Every Monday, Wednesday
FOR MARCH : Every Tuesday, Thursday mjfl
ISiySale days rhnnge on the first Monday in
Bring un jour next IK
tobacco and yon slial
full market value iy •
M. X\\ SOHVLVA
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