Briefs Adrift J
Mr. Isaac Bullen is sick at tys j
home near Danbury,
Mr. Hardin Covington, of Mead
ows, paid Danbury a call Tuesday.
Dr. E. Fulp attended the State
Medical Association at Charlotte. |
Col. J. H. Stewart has recently
caught some fine turtles in his fish
trap in the Dan.
Yesterday was Decoration Day
nnd a legal holiday. The R. F.
D. carriers were off duty.
Master Carl Joyce, of Walnut
Oove, is visiting his cousins, Wil-1
liam and Robert Joyce.
A private letter from Mr, I. M.
Gordon, of Winston, states that
he expects to be among usfcon.
The Danbury Union Sunday
School pic-nic will be held at
Piedmont Springs Friday, June 1.
John Bray, of Mount Airy/
eloped with the wife of his brother
Milt Bray, to parts unknown Sat
urday.
Miss Beulah Hardison, of
Mocksville, has returned home
after visiting the Misses Jones at
Walnut Cove.
Mr. Thos. B. Manuel and son
Joseph, of Winston, formerly
citizens of of Danbury, were in
town yesterday.
Mr. Hardin Covington, of Mead
ows, was here yesterday. He told
the Reporter that he had finished
planting his tobacco crop.
The Rural Hall Veneer Co. j
closed its doors Monday and all
hands assisted the farmers in the
neighborhood to set out tobacco
plants.
Jess Doss was stabbed and killed
by his brother Sam Doss at Ivan
hoe, Va, Saturday night. Both
were natives of Surry county,
N. C.
Misses Jessie Pepper and Mary
Joyce and Mr. A. H. Joyce, Jr.,
attended the commencement exer
cises at the State Normal College
at Greensboro this week.
Mr. D. H. King, a prominent
oitizen of Winston, dropped dead
in the Union passenger station at
the Twin-City Sunday morning.
He had just, purchased a ticket for
Richmond.
The series of meetings by Pastor
W. T. Albright at the M. E.
church are increasing in interest.
Rev. W. L. Hutchins could not
come to assist in the preaching on
account of sickness.
A large crowd will doubtless be
at Danbnry Monday. The county
commissioners will be in session,
Mr. L. J. Young will list taxes
... Graves and Gravely
will speak to the farmers.
Mr. Cary L. Carroll, a Stokes
boy, who holds a responsible po
sition with the R. J. Reynolds To
bacco Co., with headquarters at
New Orleans, is spending a few
days at Winston, and will probably
visit his parents in Stokes" before
returning to iiis work.
The new Piedmont Warehouse
at Winston is rapidly going up.
It is a mammoth warehouse, the
largest probably in the State. The
Piedmont folks are occupying the
Star Warehouse temporarily,
where they will be glad to see their
Stokes friends. See their ad else
where.
Major Ray Appointed,
Major W. S. Ray has been ap
pointed by tfie State Auditor a
member of the Stokes County
Pension Board to fill the vacancy
created by the death of the late
• David Poindexter,
Rollins Resigns—RepuWi«an State
j. Convention July 10.
i§tate Chairman Rollins, of the
Republican party, has resigned,
and the executive committee elect
| ed Mpencer B. Adams to suoceed
' him. The Republican State Con
vention has been called to meet at
ire«n»boro July )0.
PINNACLE.
Pinnacle, May 28.—We are bav- j
ing some right cool weather again
for this season.
Mt.. Will Moser is very busy
along now painting and repairing
his house, and aho buying in
furniture. Look out, Mr. Register.
Guess be will give you a call soon.
Mr. Will Taylor, of Mt. Airy, was
down to see Miss Pearl Sunday.
Guess the East Bend girl feels
somewhat left.
Mr. Charles and Miss Ida are
still courting. We think they
will soon jump the broom stick.
Miss Flaud and Mrs. Herbert
seem to have up quite a case.
What do you think of that, Miss
Grace?
Mr. McCall intends going home
Monday. We hate to see him
leave very bad. Miss Annie will
get her another beau now I guess.
Mr. Robe Davis was heard sing
ing in his sleep:
, Any rags,
Any bones,
Any bottles today.
Guess he must have been think,
ing of the old rag man.
SILLY GIRL.
OANBURY ROUTE 1.
Danbury Route 1,
May 2i».
The Muff Debating Society do
■ challenge the Buck Island Debat
ing Society, with O. M. Bennett,
President, Ogbnrn Nelson, Secrp.
tary, for a public debate at Fagg
| & Bennett's School House the 2nd 1
Saturday in June, to begin at 5
o'clock, p. m., or at any place they
| may see tit and date.
The question for discussion be
ing which will a man risk himself
i the fartherest for, money or wo-'
men.
The Muff Speakers are:
H. H. Reid, President,
W. M. Mabe, Secretary,
Wesley Mabe,
Arch Stevens,
J. H. Mabe,
J. J. Priddy.
Let me hear from you through
the Danbury Reporter,
W. M. MABE.
KING.
King, May 28. —Everybody is
getting right for the public debate
jat Oak Grove Saturday June 2,
i beginning at 1 o'alock P. M. And
• after the debating exercises Slate
i and Pinnacle will entertain the
! crowd cross batting on Slate ball
| ground. On the night following,
j June 2, 7:30 P. M. a big ice cream
j supper at Capella. Everybody
| must be sure and be present. If
you don't you will always wish
you had. Refreshments will be
| served by Smith, Anderson & Co.
| during the evening at Oak Grove
: and also at Capella.
ALL THE TIME.
Farming On a Big Seal*.
The tobacco plantation of Mr.
|J. S. Taylor was a busy place
i Monday and Tuesday. Ten drop
pers were followed by ten stickers
two days.
Mr. N, A. Martin's farm was
also alive with fifteen or twenty
hands.
COOK Stoves at A. S. Mitchell's
in Walnut Oove from SB.OO to
$20.00.
Have You
a Friend?
Then tell him about Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral. Tell him
how it cured your hard cough.
Tell him why you always keep
it in the house. Tell him to
ask his doctor about It. Doc
tors use a great deal of it for
ihroat and lung troubles.
had * terrible cold mid couch and wta
i thrt*t*PFrt with piieumotitit 1 tried AyerM
WtQNil %!»d It JWVf me quick and per
I »■ nwppMPi
A M»d« b» J. C At" P®-. >«M.
yc AIM inftuu%«Vur«ra of
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hasten rt»*-overy. Gently laxative.
STATE BOARD TREATS RABIES.
At Meeting Saturday It Was De
cided to Establish a State Pas
teur Institute.
At a meeting of the State Board
of Health, held Saturday, it was
decided to establish a Pasteur in
stitute at the State capital for the
treatment of rabies. The institute
will be under the direction of the
State Board of Health and it is
understood that treatment will be
given there to persons threatened
with rabies free of charge.
The announcement of the State
Board of Health's decision will be
be a matter of interest throughout
the State.
POSTMASTER ROBBED.
G. W. Fouts, Postmaster at
Riverton, la., nearly lost his life
and was robbed of all comfort, ac
cording to his letter, which says:
"For 20 years I had chronic liver
complaint, which led to such a se
verl case of jaundice that even my
finger nail turned yellow; when
my doctor precribed Electric Bit.
ters; whieh cured me and have
kept me well for eleven years."
Sure oure for Biliousness, Neu
ralgia, Weakness and all Stomach,
Liver, Kiduey and Bladder de
rangements. A wonderful Tonic.
At all Drug stores. 50 cents.
NOTICE 1
The State of North Carolina.
Stokes County.
In the Superior 'uwvt
Summons for Relief—Before t)u» Clerk
J. s. I). Pulliam, S. W, PiUllttW, L.
Pulliam, M. H, Newsom. ami her
husband, T. F. Newsom, plaintiffs,
j vs.
Ora L. Fulp, Roy A. Fuipand their
father Charles Fulp, B. Is. Fulton
I and her husband, W. A. Fulton, the
children of W. T. Pulliam, to-wit: J.
F. Pulliam and the grand children of
W. T. Pulliam, lecensel who are the
children of his deceased son, Thomas
Pulliam, to-wit: Pulliam ami
I Pulliam, the last two named,
who are the children of Thomas Pull
! lam, deceased, whose names are un
known. The children of James F.
Pulliam, to-wit: Louisa J. Pulliam,
Miclnda P. Pulliam, Fannie W. Pull
lain, John S. Pulliam, Jas. J. Pulliam
; anil Mary E. Pulliam.
I The State of North Carolina,
!To the Sheriff of StoKes County—
Greeting:
I You are commanded, to summon
Ora IJ. Fulp. Roy A. Fuipand theirfa
ther.Chas. Fulp, B. B. Fulton and her
husband. W. A. Fulton, J. F. Pulliam.
j child of W. T. Pulliam, Pulliam
j and Pulliam, children ofThos. Pul
liam, deceased, Louisa J, Pulliam,
I.uclmla P. Pulliam, Fannie W Pulliam,
Joiin S. Pulliam, Jas, J, Pulliam and
| Mary E. Pulliam, children of James
jF. Pulliam the defendants above
named, if they be found within your
I county, to apjiear at the office of the
| Clerk .Suporior Court, for the county
!of Stokes on the :t()tli day of June
; 1!H)(» and answer the complaint, a
j copy of which will lie deposited in
; the office of the Clerk of the Superior
j Court of said County within ten
j days from the date of this summons,
! and let the defendants take notice
I that if they fail to answer the said
I complaint at that time, the plaintiffs
will apply to the Court for the relief
I demanded in the complaint. Hereof
i fall not and of this summons make
| due return.
j (iiven under my hand, this lilthdav
of May liXlii.
M. T, CHILTON, C. S. C.
Stokes County.
| State of North Carolina Carolina
Stokes County.
In the .Superior Court.
Before the ClerAr.
Order.
■J. S. D. Pulliam, S. W. Pulliam, S. L,
Pulliam, M. H. Newiom ami her huxband
! T. P. Newsom, plaintitli,
vs.
; Ora L. Fulp, Koy A. Fulp, and their
! father, Charles Fulp, B. B. Fulton and her
husband, W. A. Fulton, the children of W.
IT. Pulliam, to-wit: J. F. Pulliam and
' the grand children of W. T. Pulliam, de
i ceased, who are the children of his deceas
ed son, Tlios. Pulliam, to-wit:
j Pulliam, Pulliam, the last two
j who are the children of Thos. Pulliam
whose given names are unknown, the chil
dren of James F. Pulliam, to-wit: Louisa
;J. Pulliam, Lurimla P. Pulliam, Fannie
W. Pulliam, John S. Pulliam, Mary E.
Pulliam, and Jas. J. Pulliam.
In the above entitled cause it appearing
to the court upon affidavit filed that B, IJ,
Flllton and her husband, W. A, Fulton,
the child of W. T. Pulliam, to-wit: J. F.
Pulliam, and the grand children of W. T.
Pulliam, to-wit: The children ofhis de
ceased son, 'llios. Pulliam, to-wit:
; Pulliam and Pulliam whose given
tomes are unknown are non-rusidents of
the Stale of North Carolina and after due
diligence cannot be found therein and can
not be personally served with summons
and are necessary parties to this action the
same being a proceeding for actual parti
tion of the?lauds of the late 11. W. Pulliam,
dppeased and for a sale for division of the
proceeds of the sharps \vblph fall to the
Children and vend")* o| the children of W.
T, PqiHam. deceased.
It is therefore ordered by the court that
publication of notice be made lot four sue
cessive weeks in the Danbury Heporter a
newspaper published in the town of Dan
bury, Stokes county, N. C., notifying the
said B. B. Fulton and her husband, W. A.
Fulton, J. F. Pulliam and—— Pulliam
and Pulliam the last two being
children of Thomas Pulliam, deceased, who
was a son of W. T. I'ulliam, deceased, to
appear at the office of the Clei k of the
Superior Court of Stokes County, North
Carolina, on the 30th day of June, IfJOO,
Slid answer or dewurtu the petition, and
let said defendants taj» iHitlge that if they
fall U> appear at the time and place above
named and answer the complaint or demut
thereto, the relief demanded will be granted.
This the Hkh of May, 190(1.
M. T. CHILTON,
Clerk of the Superior Court.
J. D. HUMPHREYS, Alty.
for petitioners.
\ Y§.
THIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOR
ROSENBACHER |
WINSTON, N. C.
LAND SALE.
By virtue of a decree of the Su
perior Court of Stokes county,
rendered on the 23rd day of May,
l'.lOfi, in the Special Proceeding
entitled "H. J. Scales vs. Cr. M.
Scales, et al," we will expose to
public sale to the highest bidder,
on the premises in Stokes County,
on
Saturday, June 30, 1900,
At 1 o'clock, P. M., a tract of land
containing 249 acres, more or less,
in Beaver Island Township, ad
joining the lands of Col. Jno. M.
Gallaway, Andy H. Martin and
others, and being the same tract of
land devised in the will of J. R.
Scales, recorded in the Clerk's
office of Stokes county in Will
Book No. 0, page 393, (the whole
tract named in said will contain
ing 438 acres, 189 acres of same
having been sold by the executrix
of J. R. Scales for assets to pay
debts, leaving 249 acres). This is
the same tract of land that J. R,
Scales inherited from his mother.
The above tract of land is a very
fine farm and any one desiring to
purchase a valuable farm will do
well to attend the sale. Terms of
sale: one half cash and the remain
der on a credit of twelve months,
with bond and approved security
for the deferred payment, bearing
six per cent interest from the day
of sale. Title will be retained un
til all the purchase money is paid.
This the 23rd day of May, 19Qt>.
N. O. PETREE,
F. H. PETREE,
Commissioners.
JOHN D. HUMPHREYS,
Attorney at Law,
Danbury, - - - N. C
Prompt attention to all business
entrusted. Will practice in all
State courts,
North Carolina In the Superior
Court
Stoken County. Before thv * Vrk
.1. A. Hle«, A, I xwi , u ,i
Giles o,tl|\M>. I ~r' a ' l '-
KX-PAKTK.
ii,v virtue of an order of the Super
ior Court of stokes County, entitled
J. A. OileH, A. M. Giles anil others,
ex-jinrte, I will on Saturday Kith
day of June, at 12 o'clock M.,011
the premises in the town of Pinnacle,
stokes County, N. C., offer for sale at
public auction to the highest liUldM'
'or cash the following I'lvvl estate,
via:
A certain lot |jlining- the lands
of l)r. ,1. N Slate, S. W. Hall, the
S)ntJ\om Hallway's right of way
anil others, and more particularly
ilescrllieil in a deed executed hy l\,
W. Culler and wife to Mvn, Nannie
Giles, to which description reference
is hereby made; the said lot being
owned by Xlrs. Nannie Giles at her
death, containing one-half acre more
or less, the said sale being made for
partition among the tenants in com
mon therein.
This the 12th day of May, I!MMS.
H. W. CULLEU.
ComHusnioner,
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