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TOBACCO CONTINUES TO SELL HIGH AT
| PIEDMONT WAREHOUSE | Vs*
Our Sales Last Week Amounted to Nearly Half Million Pounds of Tobacco and
BROUGHT UtAQ (\(\ PER
OVER P lOAA/ HUNDRED
Some days our average was $19.00 and over. One day our sale averaged over $2O
If You Want to Sell Yours High Come to PIEDMONT.
Come on and get the \oin I-RIENDS. First sa | e | Qr
money. It is /VI \\7 MO I? PI FFT & CCi October: Every
here waiting for you. 1t1» vt • 1 LI VX Mon. Wed. and Fri.
HEWS OF THE ME
Dr.ith >t\-\N ivk>-Old Sun
. ' Mr and Mrs. Poor
I n MS FROM ROl I t 1
( .iriiicrs Suw intf (irain and
Shucking corn \\ illic Car
ter Quit- 11l Other New*.
Sandy Ridge. Oct 2S The lit
tle six-weeks-old infant son of
Mr. ami Mrs. Millie Poor diet!
Satur ..i; and was laid to ivst
Sunday afternoon in the so
ealled Mrs. Lottie Joyce burying
gro nul.
These visiting Miss Nellie
Knight Sunday p. in. were as
fo!V« Mioses Sallie I'unv
mirg- Alpha Brown. Mav Nel
son, Messrs. Arthur Martin and
Charlie Joyce.
M> s-rs, Damaron Cobbler.
Fru.lv Nelson. John and Butler
Joyce called on Misses Bettieand
Cora \s ilkins Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Bob Desha/" had the mis
fortune of getting his large bird
dog Killed Sunday, which was
run over by Mr. Willie Sheiton's
autom ibiie.
Mr. T. H. Pepper, "ti" of the
leading tobacco buyers, of Ct'itz,
Va.. s e nt Sunday night at Mr.
J. \\ JoweV e:.route drumming
for his ware':, ise. He says to
bacco is sti - • i -V 'A' 1 !!.
Mr. and M - 1 »".k Hill spent
Saturday ni . ' m i Sunday with
her mother, .\. rs. Richard Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hill spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Nelson.
Messrs. Charlie Martin and
W. E. Merritt Co.,
Wholesale and Retail
hardware and
Furniture
Mount Airy, N. C.
We can save the farmers of Stokes county a great
deal of money on their agricultural implements, farm
machinery, and all kinds of hardware, as well as
Furniture
We are agents for the celebrated Cole's
Original Hot Blast Heater.
See us before you "buy a stove.
" Roy Shelton called at Mr. J. \V.
Joyce's Sunday afternoon.
A FRIEND.'
1
Sandy Ridge, Route 1. Oct. 2S.
■ -Farmers are busy sowing
1 grain, and with favorable weath
er they will get through sowing
1 in a few days.
Mr. S. It. Ward and family, of
Daisy, Forsyth county, have
moved to his brother's, Mr. W.
: T. Ward, of this place.
' Rev. i>. A. Oakley preached an
' able sermon at Delta Sunday.
There was a singing at Mr. A.
r J. Hawkins Sunday afternoon.
Quite a crowd visited at Mr.
Frank Duncan's Sunday after
noon.
tiuess Mr. Turner Dodson is
going to take the girls to ride, as
' he lias purchased him a new
buggy.
Among those visiting at Mr.
W. T. Ward's Sunday night are
' as follows: Misses Delia and
Lula 1 alter. Nannie, Lillie and'
Lulu Dodson, Messrs. J. H. and
1 Roy Duncan, Robt. and Frank
' Carter. Floyd Venable, Sam
ilritlin, James Rhodes, Billie
Ward, and Isaac Terr*. 11.
Rev. 'has. Wall will preach l
at Delta the third Sunday in
November. j
Mr. l. M. Francis, of Francis- (
co, is visiting in the community
at present.
Corn shuckings are al l the go'
i around here now.
Mr. Herbert Carter visited at
Buffalo Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Willie Carter is quite ill at
present. Hope for him a speedy
recovery,
t J. F. w. ;
THE DANBURY REPORTER
News Hems from
lard Briefly fold.
Dillard, Oct. 28. —School l>e
gan here today with a better at
tendance than was expected. j
.Mrs. J. Wilson Mitchell is
visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Mills, near Stuart, Ya.. this ,
week.
Miss Minnie Roberts left I'ri
day fur her schcol near Pilot ,
Mountain.
a crowd attended the i
services at Oak drove Sunday by
Rev. J. A. Joyce.
Miss Lemma Duncan lef• I'ri- t
day for her school near Pine .
Hall. (
Mr. and Mrs. Mills, of Virginia, (
visited their daughter, Mr*. J. il
Wilson Mi tchell last week.
Messrs. (irouse and Edwards, |
of Virginia, are in Dillard with a 'J
nice lot of horses and mules for j
sale and trading. (
Misses Maud and Myrtle N'eal, (
of Pine Hall, passed here Satur- J
day on their way to their school, i
They will teach the Yuung school |
near -J. Wesley Morefield's. (
(
Mr. T. E. Darnell spent a !
I
short while here yesterday. He j
just recently returned from the j
Winston market and reports j
common tobacco high, which I
sounds Hood.
NOlkE OF LAND SALE,
I
I Nurtli • 'nrnllnn, |
j SttkkcH full lIIV.
lii re Mi'n. M. .1. « miinc.
'I liuiiiiis V.» rotine, \\ 11 tin ii i i rotine, (
j.lolui W. eri.ii.-i', Mr«. I-;. F. stone
j and her hmdiaml K. K. Stiiiie, Mtm
S. li. 11, i nil mill livr liiinlnitiil S. 11, (
jo. * all. ,
VH.
I Curtis troupe. Itiiiiyiiii CruiiHt', up- .
' |ieurliiK I'.v ilu tr nudiillnii Mr. ,\. o. '
! l'ct ree. |
ll.v virtue of mi uriler of tlie Su- .
' pcrtor court i>t MukeH county a;>-
i pointing uicciiluuiWloner tonell the '
! laliiln Net nut lii t lie petltlmi. In the '
] IlliuVe entitled catlHc, I will Hell to |
11lie lil«lioi»t lilililer, fill the |>i'euilHcH
fur cash, the following ilcHcrllieil
renl entitle, wale lietrtnulliK at 2 I
o'clock I'. M. nil the L'liil day of I Hi*- ,
einlier lull': '
J-.vlhK ami Ileitis in Yailkin Town- I
xhlii ami In the county >l Muki-H,
adjoining the laiiilh of V ii. U.itmni,
. \S . o. IH-uulh a ltd ot herti, liouitited an
fnlluWH, vi/.:
IteKliiuliiK "ii n Htake nti the went
hlile u( the Hollow Konil, running
mirth I".' 1-2 decrees went I chain ami
I Jil 1-*.' Itukn to a Htake In said road;
| Iheuee Houth tiit dexreex, went three
ehnltiH ami three linkw to a stake: J
thence houili 1'- 1-2 tlejjret'M east 7*i 1
lltiku to a Htake; tlienee Hotith «;> de- j
1 jcreeH went 4 1-l'ehaliiH to a poHt
oak; tlienee noiitli L l '.' 1-2 ik'KrecH eaut
2 chat tin ami 27 1-2 llnkH to a Htake j
the WatHon line;tliene* north oil 1--|
(leKru-H eant 4 1-4 climliin; thenee j
north 22 1-2 decree* went 1 chain and i
.*>l 1-2 link* to a Htake; tlienee north
tUJ decree east a challiH and •'! llnkn
to the eontalnliiK 4 Ti-'J
ucren more or Ichh. Thin the 22nd |
day of Oct. 11)12.
JOHN If. JONES, ConimlMHloner.!
Wa.veM & .lotmt Attorney* for .Main- |
tiff.
LAWSONVILLE.
■
New Dwelling Being Erected
For W. R. Hylton--Person
;ils and Social Matters.
i
Lawsonville, Oct. 29. — A very
large crowd attended preaching
at Snow Creek Saturday and
Sunday. Rev. John Gray, Paul
and Watt Priddy preached.
Mr. Joe Bob Smith, of Smith,
called on Miss Hattie Shelton
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. Tom Shelton from ShutF,
Va.. visited in Lawsonville Sun
day.
Mr. Eli Nelson happened to
the misfortune of getting his
Farmers Union
Warehouse
(The Old Central.)
MOUNT AIR >', N. C.
OPENED FOR THE SALE
OF TOBACCO
Monday, October 28, 1912
AND SOLICITS BUSINESS
FROM ITS FRIENDS.
BRING YOUR NEXT LOAD TO
US AND BE CONVICED THAT WE
CAN HANDLE YOUR CROP
TO ADVANTAGE.
F. T. LEWELLIN,
i
Secretary. !
i
house and most of its contents '
burned Tuesday. He had gone to
Winston to market a load of to-'
bacco.
Mrs. Moses Lawson is visiting
her daughter this week, Mrs. H.
Reid.
Quite a number young people
called on Miss Pearl Sheppard
. Sunday.
|
Messrs. Crouse and Edwards
from Alleghanv county spent
last night at this place with a
nice lot of horses and mules.
While here they made several
trades.
Mr. Z. R. Sheppard is now
erecting Mr. W. Hylton a dwel
ling house
Miss Hattie Shelton, who was
visiting at Mr. and Mrs. E. C.
Sheppard's. returned home Sun
day.
Uuite a number of young
people visited Misses Onie and
Agnes Robertson Saturday night
and reported a nice time. Among
them were Misses Hattie Shel
ton, Jennie Sheppard, Pearl
Sheppard, Georgia and Elsie
Sheppard and Mr. Joe Bob
Smith.
Messrs. J. L. and H. L. Cole
man spent a short while in Dan
bury yesterday.