PKnefs Adrift.
Mr. J. M. Fnggi «f Red
•waa hero Monday.
Mr. W. W. Mitchell, of Dillard,
visited Moore's Springs Tuesday.
Deputy Sheriff J. Frank Dun
* lap, of Snow Creek, was here Mon
day'
Mr. E. P. Peppor, of this paper,
is spending a week at Vade Me
cum.
Mr and Mrs. 11. H, Taylor of
Campbell Route 1, were in town
Tuesday.
Mr. R. T. Joyce and family, of
Mt. Airy, aro the guests of rela
tives here.
Tho song and the din of the
threshing outfit is "hoard in the
land" nowadays.
There aie said to be MO gnosts
at Moore's Springs and about 40
at Vade Mecuin.
Mr. Pendleton.Overby, of Wal
nut Cove Route 3, was in town on
business Monday.
Mr Ed M. Pace, a well known
tobacco man, died at Wilson Sun
day. Mr. Pace was here selling
tobacco insurance thieu years ago.
Mr. Frank H. Petree, of Dan
hury, has annnounc«d his candid
acy for tho Ilmiso subject to tho
action of the Republican county
convention August 4.
Adams was elected Chairman
State Republican Executive Com
mitte at Greensboro Tuesday by a
majority of PHi over his opponent
Blackburn.
Mr. and Mrs. J. IT, Prather, who
have been spen«lini; several weeks
at Piedmont Springs, spent several
days of this and last week at Mt,
Airy, rotu-iiing to the Springs
today.
Mr. Sam P. Heath, one. of our
Danbnry boys who holds a re
sponsible position in Winston, is
spending his vacation with his
people here, lie expects to re
turn to Winston Friday,
The tax lists of Mr. J. E. Shel
ton of Sandy Ridge show an in
crease in his property since last
year of SIO,OOO Mr. Shelton is
considered by many the wealthiest
citl/.en of the county.
Mr. C. A. Mitchell, of Dillard,
passed through Tuesday enronte
to Moore's Springs to spend a
week or two. As Mr. Mitchell
did not appear to be suffering
seriously with any kind of malady,
- we take it that othfer mattors be
sides his health have led this
"eligible" young Imtchelor to the
resort famous for its pretty girls.
A demonstration of the stupend
ous power of lightning was given
at Piedmont Springs one night
last week when during a storm
» bolt struck a largo oak near the
hotel. The tree was stripped
clean of its bark, while its body,
probably four feet in diameter,
was shivered so that a stick could
be run cioar through the trunk
— —Messrs. IT. IT.'Tayl •>. • f Camp
bell Route 1, and I) O. 'laylor, of
Walnut Cove Route 2. wore in
town on business Monday, Mr
D. C. Taylor is "f the jinn of
Taylor Bros., which will discon.
tin un the mercantile business
near Walnut Cove and engage in
t'lm livery business at Stoneviilc.
These are hustling young mon,
aud we wish for them much suc
cess.
KING ROUTE 1.
King Route 1, July SI. —Mr. J.
L. Wall will have an ioe cream
supper at Mr. L. W. Ferguson's
Saturday, July 14. Everybody
001110.
Misses Deria Tuttle, Mary J.
Gibson, Plumio Baker and Mr.
aud Mrs. L. K. Puiliaui were the
guests of Misses Mary and Hattie
Gibson Saturday night.
Misses Hattie and Claudia
Ferguson and Elsie Tuttle visited
Miss Mary J. Gibson Sunday Bud
Monday.
There was a large crowd at Mt
Olive Sunday School Sunday. Our
Sunday School keeps growing.
Mr. aud Mrs. Scales Cromer
visited Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Warner
Saturday and Sunday.
VIOL FT AND ROSE.
CONTINUE
Those who are staining flesh
and strength by regular treat
ment with
Scott's Emulsion
should continue the treatment
lr»4iot weathers smaller dose
arid a tittle coot milk with It will
do away with any objeotlon
whloh Is attached to fatty pro
ducts during the heated
season.
Send for free Minnie,
SCOTT ft BOWNK, CbttnUtt,
459-4>S PUT] Street. New V«ck.
JOC and 11 no ; *U tlruf
A SERIOUS RUNAWAY.
Miss Fannie Cozart Badly Hurt Near
Vade Mecum—Others Slightly
Injured.
S|MVIIII By Wire to Reporter :
Vade Mecum, .July 10. —Miss
Fannie Cozart, of Oxford, and Iwo
young ladies, IUIUICB not loarned,
were thrown from a hack by the
team naming away while descend
ing a hill near Vade Mecum today.
Miss Co/,art's log was broken in
two places, and her hip joint dis
located. Tho othor two young
ladies escaped with slight injuries.
The wounded were attended by
Dr. R. 11. More Held, of Vade Me
cum.
Tho cause of tho accident, which
happened on the Rural Hall-
Vado Mecum road, was tho break
ing of tho broast tree of tho vehi
cle. The hack was demolished in
the runaway.
KING ROUTE ONE.
King Route 1, July 9.
Mr. Editor :
On Saturday night before the
second Sunday in Aug,, at Mt.
View, there will bo a public debate
and a most up-to-date ice cream
supper. The query will be men
tioned in next week's Reporter.
The boys are anticipating a most
enjoyable time for everybody and
tone and all are expected to share
tho good time in store for them.
The spoakers are good and will
make a display of some of their
good oratory that, night. Don't
forget the time. Tho champion
base ball team of Stokes county,
so-call Pinnacle, will meet the
heavy giant team of Pink Grove
on Slate grounds Saturday. An.'.
14. The game expects to be
promising, and everybody is
oordjully invited to see t)i • heavy
hitting team of Pink Grove and
tin' hr»g team of Stokes pulled off
on that day. A genoral old good
game and good time fur one and
all, conio.
j SIMON.
Old Soldiers Day. August 4.
The meeting of the Ex-Confed
erate soldiers at Danbnry Aug. 4
bids fair to be the moat successful
day the old soldiers have yet had.
Capt. J. A. Leak is making pre
parations to have one or more
good speakers present—Probab'y
Gov. Glenn or Hon. C. B. Watson.
Dr. L H. Hill, of Germanton, and
Col. M, V. Mabe, of Danbnry,
will make music on the life. There
will be a good dinner provided by
the ladies of tho county for the old
soldiers. Every person who feels
an interest in the old soldiers is
invited to be present and to bring
a basket to help give them a good
dinnor.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE
DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quin
ine Tablets. Druggists refund
money if it fails to cure. E. W.
GROVE'S signature is on each
box. 25c.
Messrs. H. H. Reid, YV. M,
Mabe, .f J. Priddy and L. W
Fnrgnsoii were in town Monday
to join the Danbnry Delegation t ■
the Republican Statu Convention.
The party left at 10 o'clock A. M.
going byway of Winston.
Pretty Home Wedding.
West field Route 1, July !•. A
pretty homo wedding occurred at
the home of the bride, Mr. D. M.
King, Sunday when his accom
plished daughter, Miss Li/./.ie
King, was married to O. T. Hioks.
There were 50 people present,
and all enjoyed themselves fine.
Will M. Covington officiated. The
visitors were: Miss Ella Sams
with Mr. Dock Moretield; Misß
Daisy Taylor with Mr. R. L.
Hicks; Miss Laries Boa/.e with
Mr. John Hicks; Miss Flora
Sams with Mr. Dillard Brim.
After the marriage they all march
ed in to a sumptuous dinner, after
which they drove out to Mr. Frank
Hicks' and ate supper.
A WITNESS.
THE DIAMOND CURE.
The latest News from Paris, is
that they have disoovered a dia
mond cure for consumption. If
you fear consumption or pneu
monia, it will, however, be l»eBt
for you td take that great remedy
meutionod by W. T. McGee, of
Vanleer, Tenn. "I had a cough,
for fourteen years. Noting helped
me, until I took Dr. King's New
Disoovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, which gave in
stant relief, and effected a per
manent cure." Utiequallod quick
oure, for throat and Lung Trou
bles. At all drug stores; prico 50
oenta aud sl, guaranteed. Trial
bottle free.
Meadow Township Sunday School
Convention.
Germantou, July ( J.—The Mead
ow township Sunday School con
vention will meet with Friendship
Baptist church on Saturday be
foro the third Sunday in August. :
All Sunday Schools are requested '
to attend with program, and I
suggest that all schools deciding
to take a part in the exercises to
report at once to the Secretary,
Mr. Ollie Pulliam, Gormanton
Route 1, and as death has claimed
our President, T. M. Bakor, I also
suggest that the Secretary call the
executive committee together at
some convenient place for the
purpose of fixing the hour of
meeting, order of exercises, speak
ers, subjects or any business that
claimstheir attention pertaining to
the convention.
G. T. BAKER,
Member Ex. Com.
BENT HER DOUBLE.
"I knew no one for four weeks, i
when I was sick with typhoid and
kidney trouble," writes Mrs. An
nie Hunter, of Pittsburg, Pa.,
"and when I got better, although i
I kad ono of the best doctors I i
could get, I was bent double, and
had to rest my hands on my knees
when I walked. From this terri
ble affliction I was recued by
Electric Bitters, which restored
my health and strength, and now
1 can walk as straight as ever.
They are simply wonderful."
Guaranteed to oure stomach, liver
and kidney disorders; at all drug
stores; price 50c.
Col. J. M. Galloway, of Madison,,
was thrown from his buggy by his j
horse running away a few daysj
since, and quite painfully hurt,
no will probably not occupy his
cottage at Piedmont this summer,
as a result.
I.A.ND S.U.K.
By virtue of a decree of the Su
lietior Court of Stokes comity ren
dered by M. T. Chilton, C. S, in the
Special I'rcceeillnjj entitled ",J. S. I).
I'nlljam et al vs. Oro L. Fulp et a!"
appointing the undersigned a com
missioner to make sale of the lands
hereafter described I will on the 15th
of August UMMJ. on the premises, (on
t lie 7(1 acre tract i sell at public auc
tion to the highest bidder for cash
the following described lands to-wlt:
A certain tract or parcel of land I
situate, lyinjr and beinn in the county
of Stokes on both sides of a branch
of the Little Yadkin called Spain
hour's creek and bounded as follows
to-wlt: itcKinnlnjf at pointers form
erly Bostlck's corner and runs South
.1 decrees West crossing the creek 201
poles to pointers, thence West xti
poles to a post oak. thence North 201
poles crossing the creek to a Spanish !
oak, thence Kast lWft poles to the be-'
KlnniiiK containing 1">" acres more or .
less, for further description of tills!
tract see Book No. lit
office of the Register of Deeds of
Stokes 'ount.v, N. ('.
Second tract: HcKinntiiff at a stake
In Stewart's line thence North *7%
decrees West IS chains and 20 links
to a stake on the Volunteer road,
thence North 7\ decrees West 11
chains, thence North 12J{ decrees
Hast chains, thence North 27)4 de-1
jfi-ees West 7% chains to a post oak!
stump, thence North :12$ deßTecs I
Kast 17 chains and '.MI links to the|
Southern Railway thence alonjj; said
railroad South."(> decrees Kast 21 |
chains and si links, thence South 12 i
decrees West 2!) chains and :!l links
lo tile bf'jxinnlnu: l ont.iinliiji 7ii acres
! more or less. This last named tract
is that portion of tracts Nos. 1 and 2
described la the petition in tills cause
| which lies on the South side or the
South West side of tile Southern
Railway. Sale subject to comtirnia
tlou i >f 'ourt.
This .Inly 111 I'.MHi.
.1. |i. 11l 'Ml* Hit ICY*.
Commissioner.
E. W. O'HANLON
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
LARGEST AMD BEST CONDUCTED
DRUG BUSINESS IN WESTERN N. (\\
Mail Order De-♦ |islo=r§H
partment given: g
special attention. : 2
Biig Stock of drugs ♦ g
Toilet Articles off §
every kind, garden: Q ||f||2c §
seeds and Flower: b •
seeds : g iftlUt B
Most varied and : gS2rs.s;|* c
best selected line oft |' c ?
fine Perfumes evert fj ol|B°o| £
shown in Winston. IW| 5
VIS I T ()'IIANIONS to" g" 8815 I 8 M
WHEN YOU COME TO X ' Z
TOWN GLAD TO SERVE J £S" ? 2.-3 8. °
YOU IN ANYWAY. ♦
O'HANLON'S in THE PLiACE
i
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I Order by Mail I
E If You (/anno!!. Visit Ihc Twin-City |
Busy Store.
1 We not only insure yon against disnp] • .intlilciil. hut you have your own purchasinu who wilivjl
gj hit that you secure tin- hen I Any liumh. advertised will be sent subject to examination, iiiulnil ilinrumfl
p prepaid 011 nil purchases jimouutluK t> > VOu and over.
| The Semiannual Clearance Sale i
l« now in progress ami sjp.MMHMi worth of liesirahlc merchandise is beiu.n siu rilied iucludiuK'evei v thiiifjfor Eflj
j.. Men, Women, Children ami the Home except Furniture. Whatever your present wants may l> it will EKI
I payyou to ucl In correspondence at onee with your purchasing ajfent at the Busy Store.
ROSEN BACH ER'S I
WINSTON, N. C.
IIIH" I li'll !■—■■W———IIIIIW gill !■—■ Willi I I^
Grove's Tasteless Chill'Tonlc
has stood the test 25 years. Average Annual Sales over One and a Half Million I
bottles. Does this record of merit appeal to you? No Core, No Pay. 50c. I
Enclosed with every bottle is a Ten Cent package of Grove's Black Root. Liver Pills.
Base Ball.
Pinnacle, July 10.—The Pin
nacle bull team will play a match
game of bull with Ihe consolidated
teams of Ale and Pink Grove on
Slate ground Saturday, July 14.
A good gamo is expected, as both
are strong teams. Everybody
come out and see the game.
E, N. MOSER.
Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy
i The Favorite
-OUttlS-
Coughs, Cohln, Croup and
Whooping Cough.
Tb!d i iMuo ly I* ?m !»# curw» over
s Urgo pari of lh« tivlhajt) vrnrld. It cam
alwuya bo u;»wc. Ii contains no
oniam or o»h«r harmful Ai and may be
given 08 ooi.tMi-ntly to n baby oh lo nu adult
Price 25 eta; Size, 60 eta.
FOR SALE BY N. A. MARTIN
fid is just a little sweeter than any of the so-called sun-cured plugs fj
HI made to imitate GRAPE, and they are all imitations—
I WHY?
because that rich, sweet flavor is peculiar to the genuine Leaf, and R
we have been buying and manufacturing it for over fifty years.
IT IS MADE BY A FIRM THAT KNOWS HOW i
B. A. Patterson Tobacco Co., Richmond, Va.
ilreiC IWBIISINESS COLLEGE
jig4gg|jSll| INCREASES YOUR EARIIWS CAPACITY.
IS3 I The Demand for Vnunir Men and Vounn I.miles never better
fj i„,l it'.iUlsffll HI LI! AUN either COMMERCIAL. SHORTHAND. EN
IHa a« - »'rA'-PrtSi OLISM, PENMANSHIP, or COMBINED COMMP.K
P?l illDliWif Pi-PI HI CI AL and SHORTHAND.
JLj -'Jjrj i Buslnejji Men want our Kraduateo.
IH 11 Write for Catalogue and other information.
JMh. E. M. COULTER, President, ROANOKE, VA.
"P ILSHNER
Export"
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te|l High in Extracts,
Low in Alcohol.
fjtwj fj Highly rccommend
pkjq cd by medical
EEtotffZj authorities.
Mall orders solic
ifeEp tI ited. Write for
WL—l.9 prices..
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