STOKES COUNTY TEACHERS. j
A List Of Those Who Have Secured
Schools. Together With Their
Schools and Postoffice Addresses.
Through the kindness of Prof.
J. T. Smith, County Superintend
ent of Schools, the Reporter is
enabled to print a complete list of
the public school teachers of
Stokes who have secured schools
ill the county, together with their
locations, etc., as follows :
DANBURY TOWNSHIP.
Danbury District No. 1. Not
supplied.
Hartman District No. 2. Sam'l
H. Stewart, Danbury.
Young's District No. 3. Miss
Sadie Stewart, Hartman.
MEADOWS TOWNSHIP.
Meadows District No. 1. J.N.
Young, Meadows.
Germanton district No. 2. O.
N; Petree, Germanton.
Petree's District No. 3. Miss
Maggie Petree. Germanton.
Friendship District No. 4. Miss
Ella Salmons. Hamptonville R.
F. D. No. 1.
Pine Log District No. 5. F. S.
Ross, Walnut Cove R. F. D.No. 1.
Wilson's Store District No. li.
G. W. Prim, Walnut Cove R. F.
D.No. 1.
Flat Shoal District No. 7. O.
L. Pulliam. Germanton R. F. D.
No. 1.
Rierson District No. 8. Miss
Mary L Tuttle. Meadows.
YADKIN TOWNSHIP.
Cresons District No. 1. Miss
Nannie B. Watson, Pinnacle.
Mt. View District No. 2. Jas
per A. Slate, Mizpah.
Ale District No. 3. X. R.
Hamin, Dalton.
Capella District No. 4. Miss
Mary E.Shelton, Moore's Springs.
Haw Pond District No. 5. J. H.
Cromer, King R. F. I). No. 1.
Oak Grove District No. li. Levi
W. Ferguson, King R. F. D. No. 1.
Goff District No. 7. Miss Daisy
Petree, King R. F. D. No. 1.
King District No. 8 and V). L.
K. Pulliam, Miss Minnie Grabbs,
King R. F. D. No. I.
Dry Springs District No. 10.
Miss Sarah Kreeger. Tobacco
ville.
Chestnut Grove District No. 11.
Miss Wilmeta Smith, Slate.
Flat Rock District No. 13. Miss
Dora Wall, Pinnacle.
Volunteer District No. 14. R. F.
Bondurant, Delk.
Pinnacle District No. 15. S. W.
Hall, Miss Rena Kreeger, Pin
nacle.
Kallam District No. lfi. O. N.
Goff, Dalton.
Legislative District No. 17. J.
W. Rutledge, Dalton.
QUAKER GAP TOWNSHIP.
Padget District No. 1. Miss Alice
V. Martin, Smith R. F. D. No. 1.
State Line District No. 2. R. G.
Tuttle. R. F. D. No. 1.
Asbury District No. 3. Miss
Mary Belle Joyce, Danbury.
Nunu's District No. 5. Miss
Annie F. Leake, Peter's Creek,
Va„ R. F. D No. 1.
Beaver Dam District No. t5. Not
supplied.
Francisco District No. 7. Miss
Annie Reid. Vade Mecum.
George's District No. 8. Miss
Maud Flippin, Francisco.
Simmons District No. 9. J. W.
Simmons, Tulip.
Boaze District No. 10. Miss
Jennie Reid, Vade Mecum.
Brown Mt. District No. 11. Miss
Ada Leake. Peter's Creek Va. It.
F. D. No. 1.
Gibsons District No. 12. Mrs.
A. J. Pell, P. Pell, Pilot Mt. R. F.
D. No. 2.
Brim District No. 13. T. J.
Blackburn. Mt. Airy
Flinty Knoll District No. 14. W.
R. Beasley, Rock House.
Guaker Gap District No. 15.
Miss Nora Covington, Delk.
Cascade District No. I>. R. F.
Shelton, Moore's Springs.
PETER S CREEK TOWNSHIP.
Academy District No. 1. Miss
Jennie Ray, Danbury.
Sands District No. 2. Miss
Rachel Moore, Smith.
Smith District No. 3. Miss Jnda
Ray, Danbury.
Hardbank District No. 4. John
D. Smith, Hardbank.
Ore Bank District No. 5. Thos.
Priddy, Danbury R. F. D. No. 1.
Lawsonville District No. (5.
Miss Lettie Suo Brown, Camp
belt.
Jute District No. 7. Miss Lizzie
Moore, Smith.
Buck Island District No. 8. O.
M. Bennett. Danbury R. F. DNo.
1.
SNOW CREEK TOWNSHIP.
Sandy Ridge District No. 1.
Miss Lee Anna Griffin, Mrs. 11.
L. Ellington. Sandy Ridge.
Amos' District No. 2. Mrs Mil
dred Alley, Heareford.
Buffalo District No. 3. Miss
Lizzie Adkins, Miss Lindsay Da
vis, Red Shoals.
Prestonville District No. 4. Not
supplied.
Beasley District No. 5. Miss
Mollie F. Joyce, Sandy Ridge.
Smith Town District No. 0.
Miss Minnie Crews, Mayodan.
North View District No. 7. Miss
Fannie Hawkins, Sandy Ridge.
Moore's District No. 8. Miss
Jessie Andrews, Sandy Ridge.
BEAVER ISLAND TOWN
SHIP.
Gideon district No. 1. Jas. M.
Fagg, Red Shoals.
Ganns district No. 2. Miss
Bercha Duidap, Gideon.
Saxon district No. 3. Miss
Ruth Lasley, Gideon.
*)illard district No. 4. Miss
Fannie Lasley, Gideon.
Pine Hall district No. 5. Miss
Mamid Leake, Peter's Creek Va.
R. F. I). No. 1.
SAURATOWN TOWNSHIP.
Fulp district No. 1. Elijah
| Beasloy, Francisco.
Blakely district No. 2 and 3. |
| Consolidated, not supplied.
Walnut Cove district No. 4. W. i
A. Bagby, Gray, N. C„ Miss Mar
garet Adams, Walnut Cove.
Rose Bud District No. 5. Miss
! Mamie Flynt, Belew's Creek.
lsoin's district No. 7. J. F.V
| Bondurant, Walnut Cove.
Stuart's District No. H. Miss I
Mat tie Stuart. Walnui O "e R. F. j
I f). No. 3.
Concord District No. J- fissi
Claudia Smith. Franciscd '. I
! 1). No. 1.
FRANCISCO.
Francisco, If
The following porno !
section have bought now
this,fall : Messrs. J. D 8
W. Beasley, .fames Beasley
Floyd, Peter Bondurant, Jn
Bondurant, J. E. Holt, W
Prytle. R. H. Lawson, W.
Leake. Win. Hall. A. J. Hill.
Mr. Ben Phillips of Stuart. Va.,
| who has been painting Dr. S. A.;
Moir's new house, has completed
the job and returned to Stuart last j
i Tuesday.
Seems there is not much sniil
j about tlie coming Xmns among
i the people of this vicinity yot.
Mr. Clifford Nunn has gone to
Mt. Airy to work.
Miss Hester Nunn has been
; visiting relatives at Pilot Mt.
Messrs. W. P. Sheppard, Alon/.o
Ward and J. J. Hill started to
, Winston today with tobacco. The
boys will have a rough time for
the trip.
There will go up three new
I dwelling houses in this vicinity at
! once.
li. E. L. FRANCIS.
STUARTT VIRGINIA.
Stuart, Va., Dec. 12.
Work has begun on the new jail
building and it is to be completed
by the first of March.
J W. Fisher, who has the con
tract for building the new jail,
made a business trip to Martins
ville Wednesday returning Thurs
day.
W. D. Rucker. of Greensboro,
N. C„ visited his mother, Mrs. W.
B, Rucker, a few days this week.
B. P. Phillips, who has been
painting at Francisco, N. C„ re
turned to Stuart Wednesday.
W. H. Wimbish spent Sunday
iu town.
John L. Boyd, who received
slight injuries in the wreck on the
D. & W., has returned to his duty.
„ As news is scarce, will ring off
for this time.
"RAILROADER."
COOK WANTED A white
woman, who can cook, wash,
iron, milk, etc., may securo per
manent employment at fairwttges
by writing at once to
X. Y. Z.,
Care of Reporter,
Danbury, N. C.
To the Public !
We don't wish to insult your
intelligence by claiming to sell
goods Tower than anyone else in
the county, but we wish to call
your attention to our larjje stock
of general merchandise dress
goods of all classes and colors, a
special line of broad cloth, flan
nels, morehairs. worsteds, mercer
ized silks, bought especially for
winter season, hoes in great varie
ty, ready made clothing for men,
youths and boys that are made to
wear, hats, caps, big line shoes of
best makes for ladies, gentlemen
and chilcren.
The buyer who goes by us is
sure to pay moro for his goods
than jf lie give us a look and gets
prices.
Thanking you for past
we assure you appreciation and
right treatment in future.
JACOB FULTON & SONS.
SJECIAL SID E; ajL.
k |m i ■ Mostly one, two x, suck suits of a kind, to close out "* .. ;Jl|L
4CQ Q§ ||Tx JforeXn,a9 '" . ®»f
I V-r C 3 -.jU S I
107 tay Frodi Ms id t. {V. Out-Halt Price.'MJ
Regular prices $'5.50 to S2O, -, j t.cinl prices. $3.25 to s*(). Sizes 33, 34 and 3;>. Black and fancy colors. 11 1 esc , u o
are unheard of values.
§ VERCOATS
i:sita' of o'coats in all lengths and colors. Every
oVoat ' »mt of them extra bargains.
f j" ' s o'eoats in great variety of styles fi\»m
V> sure to call at
! "Li & aosKiiS,
I ... Opposit" Court Jfou.se. Liberty Street.
A Pit NT
'»- * IS
nds and
.took from
wl, g to sell some
spe .s. Caps, etc., as
: wol 1
Bel« y°u may get an idea of
I what. \
Gjn& - - ....
Calico at 1 "
Plaidss
Sheeting " 4$
Table Oil Cloth at I>.\ cents pj* yard.
Ladies and Gents Hose at 74 cents per pnix i '"'up.
Good Assortment of Men's and Hoy's Shirts 1 ji 11) cents up.
Ladies and Gents I "underwear l'.t cents per pi\ce and up.
Meat cents per pound.
Flour $2.80 to 83.00 per hundred.
Molasses 15 cents per gallon.
Three 10 cent plugs of Tobacco for 21 cents.
Three 10 cent cans Good Luck Baking Powders for 22 cents.
Two and a half pounds of Candy fur 18 cents.
Three 5 cent cakes of Toilet Soap for 11 cents.
Five cakes of Laundry Soap for 11 cents.
Other things in proportion.
We have a big lot of Hats. Ca| s. Ladies and Gents Gloves. Ties,
Hoods, Fascinators, etc., etc., that will go at a sacrificed price.
It will pay you to be present and take advantage of this sale. Please
dou't forget the date and be sure to come out.
Very Respectfully Yours,
W. H. REID, Manager.
THAT TROUBLING IT HAD
ACHE.
Would quickly leave you, if you
used Dr. King's New Lift? Pills.
Thousands of sufferers have proved
their matcheless merit for Sick
and Nervous Headaches. They
make pure blood and build up
your health. Only 25 cents, money
back if not cured. * Sold by all
Druggists.
PINNACLE.
Pinnacle, Dec. 11.
Rev. R. M. Loft is filled his
regular appointment nt the Bap
tist church Sunday at 11 o'clock
n. m. •
Prof. C. 11. Johnson is spending
several days with his sister. Mrs.
Hall.
Roger Spainhower nccidentally
fell while playing ball the other
day and broke his arm.
The quilting given by Mrs.
Robt. Moser some several days
ago, to the young people wn quite
|a pleasure to all.
j Miss Reua Kreeger, of Kimr,
! takes charge of the Primary l)e
--| partinent at the aciulemv.
Some preparations are being
made for an entertainment at the
M. P. church.
J. \V.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE
DAY.
Take Laxative Broino Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. E. \V.
(irove's signature is on each box.
25c.
.YOTICti OF SALE.
By virtue of a decree of the .Superior
Court of tftokes roil nt y. rendered in the
s|w ial proceeditig, entitled -naac M. »or
iloaditir. of If". D. Hawkins, an dust VV.
John //.iwkins, et al," I will expose tnpub
lic salt' to the highest bidder, at the court
house door in the town of Danbury, V. C„
on Thuisday, tlie Oth day of January, 11)05,
at one oVl«*ck, V M„ subject to the dower
rijjht of the widow of .lame* Hawkins,
deed., a one sixth undivided inteiest in the
lands of Jaines Hawkins, deed., oweed by
\V. ]>. H uvkins, th » whole tract contain
ing about lit-• acres, inure or less, and be-
th'' tract known as the home place of
the said .lames Hawkins, dec!., on the
waters of Snow f'melc. «»i branches thereof,
in s'nou Township. Terms of sale,
we half »• sh, and the remainder on a
credit ot four months, with bond and ap
proved security l»r the deferred yaynients.
hearing six per cent Interest from day of
sale.
This the 12th dav of December, 1004.
ISAAC M. (iOItDON, admr. of
W. D. Hawkiu«, deed.
Truster's Sri If. Of Land.
P\ «»f nut hoi it v confered by a
'•♦Ttain 11mt d ••• » oxe uti» I i > in? I»v /»Vifin»
\V. .mui|»s»»m a « i his wit.», Nauev K. .Stinp
*o;;, o th'*"»t!» div of Ni#;il. |SO4, and re
corded in tl e Itecltder's office of Nt4»kf>i»
county, n Book H.'. 244, and the stip
uiati os i i said irust not h«vin\; been com
plied with, I shall expose at public auction
for c.«s!i on the JT'h dav of Dec., 11104, at
I oVI »ck. 51.. it Dillard p. o. Mokes
county, V I . the fd'owinj descriiied
pro|N>ity lyhu* In Beiver Island township
adjoining John (»hi . .!. t». 11. Jlfitchell
and otl ers and bounded ss follows: Be
•Jnninn en a spaui-h oak running south
102 p*des to k |HMSmiuoii, thence S 81 deg.
west :»4 jades lo a |>oplar. If 104 poles *o i
chestnut, north den. W4O poles to point
ers, north 7-1 poles to a white oak, east 170
poles to the hejginniti:*. containing U*, acres
more or less, a 1 known as the U. K.
Duncan tra t of laud.
I This the 14th dav f N'ovend»er, 1004.
liOBT. W. IflTl HEI.L,
Trustee.
BUY YOUR
Christmas Goods
FROM
R. P.Joyce and Co.,
Walnut Cove, N. C.
Anything you want for Christmas in the
way of good things to eat or wear.
i
At the Lowest Prices
Come and See Our Stock
whether you Buy or Not.
X Have you money lying idle, aw ait-X
* ing investment ? #
V Why not let it work for you iu #
\ Til K BANK f
THAT PAYB 1
S 4 Percent j /
This hank accepts savings deposits in any amount from
- £
f pounded quarterly.
X Call and see our cashier for further information. M
PIEDMONT SAVINGS BANK)
M COKNKit lilBBltTY AND FIFTH STRKKTS,
c. *
SEE
jE T|E JEWELER
Presents,
Fine repairing a specialty.
Your watch fixed while you wait