Deputy Sheriff* Caffey, Otia Apple
Um hntaftw place emriy in the af
ternoon. Ttmj found only Mr*. Ftr
rington. who, of wiw kiw
Otlw kMtm appeared ia the i
of Um afternoon, and they IHmwUi
knew nothing Farrln fton himealf «
Mid to be out of the atate.
Poking- arounnd hi the feed '
floor'all? finally J^Lad^ iliek-J
ed the priiwia of: >
Twenty-foor W-(*Bn harrela, of
which 17 wen completely fttH of corn
whiakay. with a few poeaibly fear, fill
ed with aotae kind of wine. In addi
portly filled with corn wMakey.
Two 10-rallon kega of earn whi»
key.
Fear or fire caaea of empty quart!
Duply Sheriff Caffey came back
to the city to report hi* finding*,
picked ap Deputy J. T. Wagner and
went back. A block and tackle had
to be uaed to get the barrala oat of
the cellar, but one by one they were
pulled oat to enrich the aoil of Sumner
—mm only a 10-gallon keg brought
home aa a aouvenir.
No »ign of a still waa found
NOTICE
Having qualified as Administratrix
of the estate of R. N. Marion, de
ceased, late of Sorry County, North
Carotiaa, thin is to notify, any and
all peraons, (if any there be)havin.'
cUims against aaid estate to pre«.-n:
them to the undersigned Adminis
tratrix, within one fear from this
date or this notice wfll he deeded in
bar of recovery.
AU persona indebted to the said
estate, will please come forward im
mediately, and make settlement.
This the 9th, day of October 1923.
Mrs. Mpllie L Marion. Administratrix 1
R. C. Freeman, Atty. I
WOMAN SICK
TWO YEARS
Cmmi by TtwUn Hmm Ofaa
Im-IM ky LHk L Fbk
Medtaa. New Terk.-"I had a great1
dealef tMMeMch aa woms. often
tfitikl*
Lata* That
On a* ttm
knit
Might NM tutt
A London editor «n <* Mo
Her* eta be mm ul vfenattea* fto |
life of aa Engilah gentleman la Amer
ica In the Eighteenth eaatary"
And then, applauding the effort to
Bake Moatl cello a national poaaeaeloa.
the editor adda:
"If a etmtlar atnioapbara iaa bo la
troduord lato Montlcello a* a memorial j
to Thomaa JaCfraoa the NaatttM will
daaerre the thaaka of all lorera of
ilaiin iacy."
Bat oof the thanka of T. 1. hbneelf.
remark* Olrard. To he retarded aa aa !
"Kngllxh gentleman la America"
would tickle htm Jnat aa much aa It
would pleaae Mr Bryaa to be labeled
agent for Joha Bar ley port or Bee a tor '
Brook hart to be called the right bower |
of Henry Cabot Lodge.—Philadelphia
Ian nlrer.
A St Mm*
A toarlat la bcotlaad was boastfully .
MM by a raaldrat of Tata that tbaj
plara waa a moat aMMmtk; c
la< one of the old royal burgh, of tha
coon try -Why," hla Informant
ah. "lta charter waa framed by
David hlaae*t~
•Dear (Jmp m p excHeimed tha
M. "Too drat tall om ao. Waa that I
Tha Mula*a
a llmr ear
*9 *a
"What are yrar aahad tha
-A manor ear," rapUad tha «lrrar.
"What did yoa aayf aahad tha da
"•miitnfl. tha Boy rati Oui'
Llttla Willi* mut th* belt brought-ap
700th la hla community, but thara
war* times when hla training waa
atralacd Oa mm accaaloa hla mothar
datactad tha adar af takacro n Ma
braath
"Willi*, yoti aaufhty. aaagbty '•ay P
aha exclalinad. "Taa'va baaa amottag.
TaaH bt aick."
. To which tha pollta child rapllaC
waaly:
•Thank you. mothar. l'ai dylu*."—
Asartcaa Lagloa Weakly.
•at What H« O^Mi
Th era la a New Tort aaiaotlat wife la
ITNtl; lataraatad la coal mining. Ha
doctdad to aabacrtba to a praaa rltp
ptnf baraan. to art arary aaw alaat aa
cnL Ba aaM ta tba aerrtca baraaa:
"I want ararythlat ;n can Had aboat
raal." Tha Brat dlpptac la «ot waa
aa article about a maa who waa atriag
hit bin aa tba bead with a lia| at
Awful Olehawaaty.
Taa alnpl/ eaat troat aayh«»
-Thai la taa ba*r armpatblaad ha*
frtaad. -Which eae waa *T"
"1W Tarj pratty aaa I aagM
A
Van Lindley's
CUT FLOWERS
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V
ANNOUNCING
North Carolina Tuberculosis
Association Seal Campaign
The North Carolina Tuberculosis Association hss appointed
Mrs. S. T. Combs ss Surry County Campaign Chairman, with
Mrs. W. M Hollingsworth sub-Chairman.
The following ladies have been appointed as local team
chairmen:
Mrs. J. H. Fulghum Haymore Mem. Church to South St.
Mrs. C. P. Clarke, Franklin and Pine Sis.
Mrs. D. E. Hoffmann, South Main St
Mrs. E. p. Dixon, ...» Cherry St
Mis. Claude Abetter Rockford St
Mis. C. P. Elder Rockford * Worth Sts.
Mis. A. B. Somerville, t Above Dry Bridge.
Mrs. W. J. Byerly, Business Section to Dnr Bridge.
Mrs. E. C. Banner,- ^..WOlowSt
Mis. C. M. Ball, Cor. Main and Oak to Bridge and Moore St
Miss Bessie Mitchell, Quarry and Bannertown.
Don't forget that 75 per cent of the funds secured by the sale
of tuberculosis Christmas Seals remains in this community, 26
per cent goes to the North Carolina Tuberculosis Association from
which 15 pa- cent is used for the State-wide campaign against
tuberculosis and 10 per cent is used by the National Association
for every phase of tuberculosis work and for the annual Seal Sale.
"The battle against Tuberculosis is not a Doctor's
_ • ■ -:\ ■
amur; re ociongs to me entxre puotic.
MOUNT AMY GIRL AND MTANT DOMG WILL
IN SALVATION ABMT HOSPITAL