BOY KILLED BY A MULE.
Ice Cream Supper To Be Civen Fri
day Night—Other News Items.
Walnut Cove, Sept. >. —Mr. P.
W. Stultz, of Martinsville, Va.,
stopped at the Central Monday
night on his way to Winston.
Mr. and Mrs. Kelley, who have
been stopping at the Central for
sjnie time, moved in the Martin
house Monday and are house
keeping.
Dr. T. T. Watkins and family,
of Advance, visited relatives at
this place Sunday and Monday
and returned home Tuesday.
Drs. Fulp and Watkins perform
ed a successful operation on Mr.
L), S. Watkins Monday night by
removing a fatty tumor.
Mr. Charlie Gibson, of Wins
ton, is visiting his father at this
place.
Mrs. Andrew Fagg, of Danbury,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Calla
way, at this place.
Mr. J. Spot Taylor, of Danbury.
was in the city Sunday.
The members of the Raptist
church of this place will have an
ice-cream supper in the grove
near the church next Friday
night. Everybody invited and
especially that the young men
should bring their best girl.
Mr. Hedgecock's son, who has
been seriously ill with fever one
mile south oast of this place, is
better.
One of the saddest accidents tlmt
ever happened in or near this
place occurred on the hill just
west of town last Friday when Mr.
Lathe Knight's two sons, aged
about 7 and 12 years, were coining
to town driving a small mule hav
ing on a load of wood, when a dog
ran out and frightened the mule,
which dashed to one side throwing
both boys off. the larger boy es
caped with severe bruisos while
the other boy was killo«l utmost
instantly. His neck, shoulder
blade and arms were broken. He
was also mashed in his body. Mr.
L»wellyn, a neighbor of Mr.
Knight, was going up driving a
two-horse wagon when the mule
ran into his team turning the
horses completely around and
smashing the wagon. Mr. Lew
ellyn escaped with a few bruises.
SOLOMON STOKES.
Deputy Sheriff Priddy Gets the Clothes.
Ex-Sheriff Joyce offered a suit
of clothes to the deputy who came
nearest collecting all the taxes in
their township the past year. The
accounts ware run up this week
and Deputy Sheriff J. J. Priddy,
of Snow Creek township, come
out winner.
ATTACKED BY A MOB
and beaten, iti a labor riot, until
covered with sores, a Chicago
street car conductor applied Buck
len's Arnica Salve, and was soon
s >urid and well. "I use it in my
family," writes Gr. J. Welch, of
Tekonsha, Mich, "and find it per
fect." Simply grert for cuts and
burns. Only 2~>a at all drugstores.
Mr. Isaac Hill, of Meadows, was
ill Danbury yesterday.
The Better
Way
The tissues of the throat are
inflamed and irritated; you
cough, and there is more irrita
tion—more coughing. You take
a cough mixture and it eases the
irritation—for a while. You take
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
and it cures the cold. That's
what is necessary. 11 soothes the
tiiroat because it reduces the
irritation ; cures the cold because
it drives out the inflammation;
builds up the weakened tissues
because it nourishes them back
to their natural strength. That's
how Scott's Emulsion deals with
a sore throat, a cough, a cold,
or bronchitis.
WE'LL SEND YOU
A SAMPLE FREE.
SCOTT & BOWNE.
LETTER FROM GERMANTON.
The Writer Thinks We Need Better
Roads - Some News Notej.
i Germauton, Sept. 4.—This i* a
very busy season with the farmers.
Tobacco and fodder a - e bu 'ling
[ very badly and the farmers are
. trying to save all they can.
Miss Sallie Styers, one of Ger
mantou's popular young ladies, left
this morning for Raleigh to attend
the R. F. University.
M iss Minnie Marshall, of Wins
ton, is spending a few days with
her aunt, Mrs. Reck.
Miss Claudia Rierson, of Wal
nut Cove, is visiting Mrs. L. M.
McKenzie.
Owing to the inclemency of the
weather the congregation at St.
Philips' Episcopal church yester
day was rather small.
Mr. Robt. Helsal>eck, of Pem
broke, Va., occupied the pulpit at
Corinth church last Sunday in Mr.
Oscar Helsabeck's stead. An ex
cellent sermon was listened to by
a very good audience.
We wish to congratulate the
Reporter on its excellent editorial
last week. When will we awaken?
We have a court house and a jail
that might make any county proud.
We have splendid farms and com
fortable farm homes and even some
magnificent farm homes. Most of
our farmers are using improved
machinery, too. Rut when we
look at our public mads we forget
our pride. We do not seem to real
ize the fact that if we had good
roads through our ,county, our
property in a few years would
more than double its present val
uation. Suppose we think of these
things for a while and let's hear
What the good people of the coun
ty have to say on the subject.
Good roads mean quicker trans
portation to market and quicker
transportation means less expense,
l«s« oxponse is the great fry
of economy. If our county bad a
good road system, it would soon
take its place with the foremost in
the state.
•LOOKER ON."
DEATH OF MR. JOHN WHITE
Expired of Consumption Sunday Night
and Buried Tuesday Machine
Shop Being Built By C. A. Mitchell
—Child Dangerously 111.
Dillard, Sopt.
Much rain in this section the
past week. Lots of fodder and hay
destroyed. Hard wind did some
damage to crops of tobacco near
here last night.
Mr. C-. A. Mitchell is having
him a nice machine shop built.
There were several went to the
big show at Madison from this
neighborhood yesterday. Among
those who went were Messrs. Wes
ley and C, A. Mitchell, James
Head, Nick and Russell Mitchell,
Ed Lasley, Wirt Mitchell and
family, G. \V. Roberts and family
and Miss Eva Mitchell.
Mr. John White, who has been
previously mentioned as being
very low with consumption, died
Sunday night between 12 and 1
o'clock. He leaves a wife and
several small children to mourn
his death. He was buried this
afternoon at the old family grave
yard.
Mr. R. S. Ward's three-year-old
girl has a very severe case of
erysipelas. She is though to be
dangerously ill, but hope not.
The bnrial of J. W. Hainm >tis,
which took place near here Sun
day p. in., was largely attended.
He was hung in Winston, Satur
day, Sept. 2, for the murder of
his wife.
N.
Miss Pearl Pratt, of Madison,
and Miss Smith and Mr. Smith,
of Greenslxiro, who are at Pied
mont Springs, visited Danbury
yesterday.
Messrs. E. C. Sheppard, J. I.
Rlackburn, L. W. Ferguson, Tlios.
Tilley, Z. R. Sheppard. J. M. Rey
nolds, Dr. J. W. Neal, R. E. Smith
and W. R. Stevens were among
those who visited Danbury Mon
day.
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TIIH
i t 3 HARVARD PIANOS
;pj| : ' Delivered in your home, complete with stool and
If There IN no better piano-value
§111! Ithan tlie Harvard, style 41, at #3,50
ll r or nly le 4* at $275.
ckb-b banded veunurs, extra hen" -.' 1 >«|> and Initio..! moldings handsome earvwl pi.n.-er-i. lull ' I' I l '
desA' t exquisite raised carvetl p.inneis, patent folding full hoaid, eonliuuotw hinge* " 1 'I
l's ami in fact isc*ipletein every tletti 1, and lias a TKN • All UIJA/f A.NTKK printed u> 'acii p' ui •.
The ONK of the //A/»wAKl> pleases e\eryliody. lis action is >ght and responsive. , .... t „ H , .. i.
Oilier dealers aharge 3w|o lor the same j.iany and otlierpi alios I ei|iial grade, /iow do we do it 'f li'e leiy tV*m inci-' l*»a-l I h*. 'd I,l ' low vI" '" ■ ' ' . '*jj
(Unlit s itisljes lis. We have other pianos a low ss sl7.j. And we aloo carry perhaps the largest *toe' of organ* t" I"' found anwhere in tlm South. i ruing m I"" " P*
I'lenty of time given to pav for an instrument if you haven't the cash to spaiv. Write for catalogue slating whether you want one »i (.iaiius or or l , - '"'*.
R J. KOWFiN fc BKO. Winston, N. C.
PINE HALL.
Pine Hall, Sept. s.—Miss Mary I
Lou Withers went to Washington j
to-day where she expects to attend j
school this session.
If the present destruction of ;
timber continues long what will ;
the next generation do for build
ing material ?
Bev. Mr. Kirby, of High Point, j
preached an excellent sermon here i
last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Flinu attend- i
ed the District Conference at j
Leaksville last week. They report |
a splendid conference.
Mrs. Spicer, who has been visit - j
ing friends here for some time, |
left for lowa Wednesday.
Miss Lena Dalton is very nvnah I
better. Her friends hope to ate
lier out again soon. M.
Miss Bessie Davis 's visiWrg
Miss Bettie Davis at this placft.
Miss Emma Williams returned \
to her lirtrne in Frit) ty. " J
Mr. Ualloway Carter, one of our !
young courting characters.
Ed from an extended mount Sn
trip last week. I ~ g
The Kev. Mr. Kirby and family,
of High Point, is visiting at Mr.
W. M. Chiaman's. .1
Another young man in trouble j
from being drunk at church. Yon >
had better look out young tuan.
The time has come when such
stuff as this is no longer toler
ated. "The hand writing i 3 on the
wall." The young man that drinks
whiskey must take the conse
quences. The positions of honor
and trust are fast closing against!
him. I
II >w to net on much longer I
without a bridge at Pine Hull is
becoming a s.-rious question with
our people. The river ut this place
has not been safely crossed but few
times this summer, People living
in one-half mile of the station Imve
to drive 15 miles to get to the rail
mad. We are human like the peo
ple of other sections of the county,
and we are tax-payer.-*, possibly as
la-ge as any other section of the
county; and the time Iris come fur
us to let it be known that wu are
tax payers and demand fair treat
ment. The bridge question has
become a public necessity with us
The public highway is being ob
structed for months at a time by
not being able to get across the
river. Will the commissioners
hear our prayer '( We have been
calling on you for years. Qui
people pay their taxes as cheer
fully as any other people in tin
state. Now, we ask you to let m
have some advantage of out
money. The Chairman f tin
Hoard is well acquainted with the
situation at this place.
Miss Sallie Brent, wh ■ has been
the guest of Mrs. A. 11. Joyce foi
several weeks, returned to hei
tome at lireenslioro Tuesday.
GOT OFF CHEAP.
He may well think, he has got
off cheap, who. after Laving con
tracted constipation or indigestion
is still able to perfectly restore his
health. Nothing will do this but
Dr. King's New Life Pills. A
quick, pleasant, and certain cure
for headace, constipation, etc. 25c
at all drny stores; guaranteed.
SAMPLE PANTS!.
300 Pair* Paul* 87c. v -\
v r
llil Pairs Corduroy Paul* 98e. \ Ji
200 " " " #1.48.
tfOO " « " 1.98
I
200 « •' " 9
F LETCH ER BR(5#^ R 5.
I - m C. J
430 Trade St. Winston,
Mi„ Two D.ys. "1
To Cure a Cold in on every I
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. £ r?i f/ 'y, 25c 'J
Seven MHUon boxes sold in past 12 months. This Signature,
NOTICE.
Having Ihis ilay !aly | it'lltetl a« ml
iiiitiiMr;itni nf \teii Kry, 11 . 'ln. wan-Mi, nil
IHTMIIH sr»i I I! •• will |I TYW'T' 11111
fotwanl *ml mak>* in HM!I:II» wttli-ni" it.
•a it all (i-'nuini li »l'l m r *' *'a i»»-*» * iiil
estate .-ir«
to me jm»|ii'i'lv MIIIIIHIII e»'i" • for pay in*' in
on or I'l-r.ire !i • lOih liv - I •- >i . .IHW. Hl*
this initio* will IK* p'.'.i I■ I i h.ir nftlmir
IIM-IIVKIV
This S |it»* ll'>-:- r»ih, Inn*
VVAhTri; 1.. \le WI.K-iS.
A lnn.-r -I K It . ILRMUL.
•I. I*. Iliinipli|vv% all y hi' a line.
SANDY RI3GE.
Sandy Ridge, Sept. 4. The
farmers are busy pulling fodder
and cutting to.brcc > through this
section.
Miss Nellie Crews, of Reids
ville, is visiting relatives here.
Wonder why Misses Lillie and
Jessie didn't bring their fellows
int to Sunday School yesterday V
Perhaps they were afraid some one
would cut them out. *
Mr. Harry Brown called on Miss
Kate Joyce Sunday evening.
Miss Aetna Tilley, of Bluetield,
W. Va., who spent last week with
her cousins, Misses Kate aid
Lucy Joyce, is expected to retu n
o her home soon.
Misses Lola Martin, Jesde
loyce and Messrs. Evie Price and
Irover Shelton attended services
it Buffalo yesterday.
Mss >s Lucy Joyce and Aetna
Til ley visited Miss Nellie Amos
•iaturdty. They report a nice
time.
Mr. and Mrs. D.tyto i La n as
te-, "if Leaksville, hav • been visit
ing Mrs. Lancaster's mother.
Mr. lieo. Wilson called at M*\
J. T. Joyce's Saturday night.
vVomler what Jessie will say
about it ?
Mrs. Annie Brown anil daugh
ter, Lonnie, and Miss Bessie
Richardson called at Mr. J. W.
Juyoe't. last Thursday
DORCAS.
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I We Buy in (it load lots j
J Therefore wo buy nt lowest |x.ssiI >]c rush prices. We jjive ♦
♦ yi.ii this s.tving m I then nmke tii.uu profit us i/lhur tleul- *
« ers. Our store is well filled with anything you OHII wish t
f for to he luitl id an up-to-ilste furniture stord. 4
I WHEN IN THE CITY, VI J T U. |
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» Winston, IN. C.
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GERMANTON ROUTE 1.
Germantnn Route 1, Sept. 4.
People in this suction are very
busy cutting and curing tobacco.
' Mr. Ernest Uoyles, of Winston,
visited his iiH'ents Saturday and
i
Sunday.
Master Floyd Boy lea i« 7 years
i old Hint has been to Siintluy
School every Sunday for two years.
Why can't everybody attend Hun
day School that way. Who can
l>eat it?
Miss Agnes Johnson took a
flying trip to Winston last Friday.
Site reports a nice time.
Master Clyde Ferguson, son of
M rs. Rosa Ferguson, is very sick.
We trust he will soon recover.
Miss C. A. Royles visit -d rela
tives and friends at King last Sun
day. We hope she had a nice
time.
Misses Elcy and Minnie Gor
don visited Cora and Lula Royles
last week. Come again, we enjoy
your company.
A JOLLY GIRL.
Mr. John E. Slate, of German
ton, was a Danbury visitor Mon
day.