The GORRELLS
of Farmers
Warehouse
:
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WINSTON, N. C.
Want to sell your tobacco. They will give you a
square deal on every sale, and will always get you the
biggest prices for your tobacco.
FIRST SALE DAYS :
OCTOBER—Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
NOVEMBER—Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
DECEMBER—Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. , >j
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WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
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NOT WRITE TO
W.H.CLARK, Stuart, Va
Mr. W. H. OLAUK,
Dear sir :—We purchased a Deloocli Mill, after it had liecn run HIX
months, anil paid first cost and carriage, and after running it some time,
we think more of it than the first day we worked it.
RICH A RnsON & FOLEY, Buffalo Ridge, Va.
Danliury, N. ('., R. F. ". No. 1, July 11, liXMi.
Messrs. DeLoacli Mill Mfg. Co.,
Atlanta, Ga.
Gentlemen :—I bought one of your mills a little over a year ago, and
like It flue, the beat of all mills I ever saw. I think I would like to have
some more of your machinery. You will send me sp eial prices on your
planers. The "Monitor" and "Paregon* witlr ut m aiding attachments
as per specifications of catalog No. 105, pages 44 and 42.
Yours truly. 1). C. NELSON.
11 sold Mr, kelson a Paragon Planer and he is now just ftettlug it UU )
All the inferences desired given on application. Private phoie "Gleiiwood."
YES! GRAPE TOBACCO
I is just a little sweeter than any of the ao-calkd gun-cured plugs I
■ -made to imitate CRAPE, and they are all imitations—
I because that rich, sweet flavor is peculiar to the genuine I-eaf, and I
■ we have been buying and manufacturing it for over fifty years. ■
I IT IS MADE BY A FIRM THAT KNOX7S HOW |
I P. A. Patterson Tobacco Co., Richmond, Va-
LAND SALE.
By virtue of a decree of the Bu-1
perlor court of Stokes county ren-1
tiered in the special proceedings en
titled "J. O. .Smith et al vh. Bessie
Smith et al" appointing the under
signed a commissioner to make wale
of the hereiiiaft?r ilfsci ilwil lanrts 1 will on
. Monday Jitu. 7, !907, m the eiuit house j
| iloor hi the town of Danlmn, X. t!, s*li at j
j public miction to the highest bidder for
j cash the following descubed lamia. U>-wit : j
! First tract. Acertain tract or paice! of
j land lying and being in the county of i
Stokes, on the waters of Snow Creek ad- ;
joining the lauds of Jas. Nicholson, K. 1..'
fliU'and others and bounded as follows, to
wit: Beginning at a stake formerly a red
oak in J. M. Hill's former lino runs X. on
thi.t line 23 cluins to a white oak ttump,
Jas. Nicholson's corner, thence west on his
line -10 1-2 chains to a stak formerly a red
mk; thence £>'. oil Sisk's line 12 chains to a
red oak stump at a large rock, thence ft', on
Smith's line formerly Nat. Shelton'.i lin»- if
eh tins to a port oak stump, thence S. otv
i tlMt Hue 12 chains to a red oak fell d wn,
| Joyce's corner, thence E on that li tie slid
j R. 1.. Hill's Hue 27 chains to the begin- j
I idnp, containing ft! 3-4 acr°s more oi less j
! Second tract. Beeinu'ng at a maple on
! the batiilr of tha January branch on the j
| south side of the January road ny s N. W,
! along the roml as it meanders 20 chains to I
the cross roads thence south a southeast i
[course along the roail leading to J P.!
| Smith's as it ineandets 04 chains to tin- |
| ford of said branch thence up the branch as
lit meanders BO chains to the beginning, j
! containing 130 acres more or less and it
being lot No. ti in the division of the lan«lh
of the late John P. Smith, deed., among hi? j
heirs at law. Sale subject to confirmation
j of the court,
i This Nov. 17. 1000.
J. 1). HUMPHREYS
ComnuMlo'ier. j
► Notice of Trustee's Sale of Real
Estate.
By virtue of the p >wer contained I
i in a deed in trust executed to me on
the 4th il vy of Dec., 190.">. by John A. |
Overby nd duly recorded In tliej
| office of the Register of l>eeds of j
i Stokes County, in Book No. 45, page
1451. to secure the payment t a note !
therein recited, default having: been
made in the payment of mild note, :
I anil the holder thereof having ap-j
plied to me to sell the lands convey
|ed in said trußt deed to satisfy the
note secured by same, 1 will expose
to public sale to the highest bidder I
for cash ut the Court House iloor in
Danburv. N. ('., on Saturday, Jau-|
uar.v lfttli, 1907, at 1 M.. j
I the lan s conveyed in said trust
! deed, to-wit: %
"First tract.—Beginning at a |ier
sinuuon tree, corner of David Ben
nett's land, thence west by a line of
Chas. Bennett's, K4 poles to a stake,
and corner of Judge Kuttin, thence
north by his line, 54 poles to a stake
I and corner of lsham Bennett's
! thence east by his line. !Wi poles to a
line of David Bennett's, thence a
j south course by his line to the be
ginning,
or less, and iviftg in Yadkin town
ship.Stokes county, on the waters
of Townfork."
"Second tract.—Beginning at a
post oak in his.own line, runs north
on his tec chains crossing a
branch
udle's-" ri'er, t3te ce iBIt o'i Caudle's
11' e 10 chains, crossing said branch
to a black oaJiC'the ce south 4S deg.
east on a new line, 12)4 chains to the
beginning,' containing 4 and 0 and a
half tenth'Vtires, fnore or less, lying
IvStokeweeunty. Yadkin township,
on the waters-ol>slownfork."
This the 10th*dav 1 f Dec.. 1900.
N. (). PETREE,
, -WOTIQE.
Having duly qualified as adminis
tratrix upon of
Bennett, deed., lurHev is hereby gl?--
en tiuull ]iersons Indebted to sriirt
estaflfto come forward and in/ike
immediate, settlement of the game;
and all persons holding clafius
against said estate are hereby noti
fied to present me duly au
thenticated for daymeut on orbefotr
the Ist day of Dec.; 1907, or this
notice will lie pleaded in liar of their
recovery.
This Nov. 16, 1906.
LAURA E. BENNETT, Adm'x.
of R. A. Bennett, deed.
Po.—King, N. C., Route *2, box 24.
1. D. Humphreys, Atty.
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LAND SALE.
\ By virtue ol a decree of the Superior
Court of -Hives county rendu; eJ in tlie |
ipeclai proceedings cutit!*l "J. 1I uuji
•py et hI \s. //enry llmiilley et al*'
pointing the tinderttgnnd it commissioner
to make su'c of the lauds luneinafler
lescrlb"d, I will on Monday the Ith
Jay ol'./ai>. 1907, sell at imlille nuetiou to
the highest lildiler foi c-utli at the eolirl
house diKir in the town t.f Danbury, N. C'.,
! lihe following described lands, to-wit:
(Ist tract). A certain tract of laud ying
and being in die county of .Stokes anil state
jof North Carolina, In Snow Creek town
ship adjoining tlie lands of I>. J. Lackey,
' formerly, now John H. Lackey on the east,
F. Cardwell 011 the north, C 1.. Sbep.
paid on the south and ——Smith oir the
west a"d it being lot No. 1, and known
»s the "Frailer' 1 lot.
Second tract. I'egiuiiing at a |wst oak
in the Virginia line, runs south 82 1-2
chains to a K. O. iu L. J. Laekev's f nner
line, then west 82 Chains to a sassafras in
L.l.aclroy's former line, tlienci N. 17
deg. K 10 1-4 chains to a roek near a
h an"h, thence N. 40 deg. W. Mi N'i chns.
■ to a I iciut said I.aeke,-"s former, theuce N
40 deg. K. l:» chns- to a «liite oa k in (lie
Vi.iglnla line, thence E. :!2 chug, on s» : ,il
j line to the beginning, contain in; li)*> acre#
more or less. This ract is divided ii.to
i two se( arale tracts, one «.f wlileU contains |
| about t!7 acres acres and the other about'
! ;)8 acies, tlie yttter .f which was formerly |
| the dower or IVinpie Jane lliitnllv, audi
can he / srtM s» |mia'e y or together with the
1 07 arite tract as intv he ileemrd lies, by (lit
1 c nusisslotier. Sale subject to coiiUnua j
tion of court,
t This Nov. 17. 1000.
J. D. HUMPIIREV.'s,
'omiuiseionei'.
JV' OTIC E.
lfnving tliisilny lieendiily appoint
ed administrator of the estate of
J Elizalieth E. Martin, dee'd. all per
' suns holding claims against said !
j estate are hereby notified to present |
! tltem to the undersigned duly an- j
thentieated for payment 011 or liefore
! the 20th day of Dec. 1907. or this no-1
tice will lie pleaded In liar of their
recovery, and all persons indebted to
j said estate are hereby requested to j
j come forward and make immediate
| settlement of the same. This Dec.
5 th, 1906.
ti. WILSON PRIDDY, Ailtu'r
j "of Klizalietli E. Martin, dee'd.
I'. ().—Danbnr.v, N. C'.. It. F. I>. No. 1.
.1. I). Humphreys, att'y for ndtn'r.
State of North Car. I In Superior
Slokea county. | court before
the Clerk.
, | Order of pub
lication and
notice to non
resident de
fendants.
J. R. Martin, Sarali
'Alice Priddy and her
husband* G. Wilson
Priddy, plaintiffs,
\ vs.
Geo. F. Martin and
Jno T M rtiu, def'ts.
In the above entitled cause it
appearing to the Court upon affi
davit filed herein that the defend
ant George, F. Martin is a non res
ident of the State of North Car
olina and after du§ diligence 'can
not be found therein and cannot
be personally served with process
and is a necessary party to this
action or Special Proceeding, the
1 same being a Special Proceeding
or aotion for the sale of the lands
of the late Elizabeth Martin, de
ceased for division am'ong her
heirs at law, who are the tenants
in common now owning the same,
the said land containing abotft 50
acres and lies in one tract, adjoin
ing the lands of B. F. Priddy,
Alexander Rogers, Jno. R Rhodes,
i Henderson Priddy, G. M. Joyce
and others. It is therefore order
ed by the Court that publication
of notice be made for four success
ive weeks in the Danbury Repor
ter, a newspaper published in the
town of Danbury Stokes County,
S. C., notifying defendant
' George F. Martin, that an action
or Special Proceeding as above en.
titled has been instituted against
him in the Superior Court of
Stokes County, N. C., for the pur
pose of selling the lands of plain
tiffs and defendants, for partition
or division of proceeds, which are
now held in common by them, the
said lands having descended to
them from Elizabeth Martin, de
ceased, and the said lands are ad
j->ining the lands of B. F. Priddy,
Alexander Rogers, Jno R. Rhodes,
Henderson Priddy, G. M. Joyce
and others, and requiring the said
George F. Martin to appear at the
• ffine of the Clerk of the Court of
Stokes County, N. C., in the town
of Danbury, before the said Clerk
of the Superior Court Stokes
County, N C , on the 28th day of
January, 1907, and answer or de
mur to the con plaint or petition
which is now on file arid will be
on fiile in said office at said date,
and let the said defendant George
F. Martin take notice that if he
fail to appear and answer or de
mur to said Complaint or petition
the relief prayed for therein will
be granted. Given under my hanf
and si«l of said county on this the
19th dify of Decern l*»r. 190f».
M.T. CHILTON,
Cle>k of the Superior Court.
J. D. Humphreys, Aity for Piffs.
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LOOfy OUT FOR IMITATIONS
With Tags About the Same
Color and Design As
Thfe Tag
1 he quality of the genuine sun cured tobacco used in
REYNOLDS' Sun Cured and grown on soil where the best
sun cured tobacco grows, has caused imitation brands to be
brought out and offered as the genuine Reynolds' Sun Cured
to unsuspectiiTCf. dealers artd chewers who do not look closely
at the printing on the box and on the tag.
These brands only imitate the outward appearance and do
not possess the genuine inside quality that has been found in
Reynold's Sun Cured -ever since "Reynolds' Sun Cured was
introduced and which has so increased the chewing of sun
cured and proven so popular, that the word "Sun
C ured" is now printed on tags or in the advertising of many
brands claimed to be genuine sun cured tobacco.
Did you ever see the word "Sun Cured" used in any
chewing tobacco advertisement, 01 on any chewing tobacco
tag or label, or in any other way, before it was introduced and
used to identify the genuine Reynolds' Sun Cured? You see
it frequently now, because many imitation brands are being
made to appear as nearly like Reynolds' Sun Cured as they
dare—with tag, shape of plug and style of package so similar
that experienced buyers sometimes accept these imitations as
the genuine Reynolds' Sun Cured. •
Don't be deceived into taking imitation brands for the
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Sun Cured," and you get the best value in sun cured chewing
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qualities like that which was sold from GOc. to gl.oo per pound
before Reynolds' Sun Cured was offered to the trade.
BE SURE YOU GET THE GENUINE
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self.
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MADISON, N. C.
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