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PETREE, EAST & CO.
Real Estate and Rental Agents
Walnut Cove, N. C.
! Splendid Property For Sale!
A Splendid Piece of Property in the Residential
Portion of Walnut Cove For Sale. Lot 200x200
feet, with a nice four room cottage.
| See Us At Once For Price.
OFFICE IN BANK BUILDING
Walnut Cove, N. C.
WRITE OR CALL ON US AT THE BANK
I A . rk«\ " __ _ I t «_ . ""a"
An Oil Spring Discovered in Wilkes.
It ia reported thAt an oil spring
has beeu discovered on the farm
of Mr. E. L. Danoy, of Mulberry.
Mr. Dancy deolares that a skim, of
• greasy appearance, forms on the
water of the Hpring and that when ,
a matoh is applied, it will readily
burn. Mr. J. R. Caffey has se
cured au option on the property
and proposes to have petroleum
experts oome here and make an
examination of it. If it proves to
be the genuine article, it will,
doubtless, create a boom of big
proportions, for fabulous wealth
is usually coupled with oil discov
eries Wilkesboro Patriot.
Can tfh'o you the latest price on
anything you want to buy. See
me nt my old stand.
JOHN A. BI'RTON.
Mr. John \V" I'riddy, of Dan
! ury Route 1. was here Saturday.
FJ. A. LAWSONI
1 DANBURY, R. F. I). No. 1. €
Clothing, Dry Goods, Hats, Shoes, j
i Ladies' Dress floods, Groceries, All j
\ Kinds of General Merchandise )
\ at the Very Lowest Prices. )
> Am Paying 20c. per doz. for Eggs. C
C 10c. per lb. for Chickens. J
M 80c. per bus. for Corn. %
\ SPECIALTIES: #
) Sewing Machines, Needles, Etc.
1 SIOO REWARD SIOO.
The readers of this paper will be
[)leased to learn that there is at
east one dreaded lisease that
I science has been able to cure in
all its stages, and that is Catarrh.
Hall'B Catarrh Cure is the only
, positive cure now known to the
medical fraternity. Cararrh being
a constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment. Haifa
Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaoes of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation
of the disease, and giving the pa
tient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature
in doinu itn work. The proprietors
have so much faith in its curative
powers that they offer One Hun
dred Dollars for any case that it
fails to euro. Send for list of tes
timonials Address
Y. .1, CHENEY & CO..
Toledo, O.
Sold by all Druggists, Too.
Take Hall's Family I'ills for
const i pat ion.
THE DANBURY REPORTER.
PINE HALL BRIDGI
SAURATOWN NAN IS NARROV
The Walnut Cove Bridge Aa Much i
Territory of Forayth aa tha Pro
poaed Pine Hall Bridge Would Bi
of Rockinlham.
Pine Hall, Feb. 10.
Editors Reporter :
We aee in your isaue of the 100
inat. an article coming from, ai
you say a prominent man in Saura
town township, in which he aays
"I see that Pine Ball people wan
a bridge." After discussing the
necessity of good roads and his
willingness to bo taxed to build a
road from the county line to Dan
linry (which mail wo imagine
runs very near his own door), he
in the next sentence HIIOWS tho
littleness of liis little shriveled up
sutil by saying if Rockingham
wants a biidyo, let them build it.
We wonder if this critic used this
argument when the Walnut Govo
bridge was built. The Walnut
Cove bridge is as much a territory
of Kor-yth county as Pine Hall
bridge will bo of Rockingham
county, both being about, the
same tlialui.ee from the county
linos.
We think this prominent man
you speak of from Sauratown
township should post himself a
little better before he undertakes
to sit in judgment as to what tho
people of the Pino Hall section
need.
From his letter one would iin.
aginethat Pine Hall was in Rock
ingham county. Note his remark:
"If Rockingham wants a bridge, let
them build it." Rockingham does
build her bridges. She has one
in about 200 yards of the Stokes
line, a good bridge across the
largest creek in the county.
Huppose Rockingham county
had aaid to the people of Htokea
county: if you want a bridge acr. s»
that creek, let them build it, We
j have for n long time thought that
4 the worst enemies we of this lec
tion have in the way of publio im
f provemente are in Sauratown
township, and some of thaui with
k their little selfish, narrow minds
. | have stood in the way of the prog
, ress of this end of the county. But
! we are proud to aay that several of
I the best nod most influential men
1 of Walnut Oove and other parts of
| our enemy's oouutry have signed
' the jwtition, asking the commis
-1 sioners to build n bridge at this
' place.
\ The position our SaUratown
BROWN'S WAREHOUSE
Winston, N. C,
Wo are often asked how much of this crop has been mid ? For your information we give
below report of Supervisor of Stiles from Aug. Ist to Deo, 10th, nod (lie nmount sold by ourselves:
Market sold in AugiiHt, 582,275 pounds for $ 15,781 Ho, Average, 8 (5.71.
Brown's '245,721 " " 10,010 10, '• O.BS.
Market •• •• Sept,. 1.702,2."»0 " " " 0 50.
Brown's " " " 5H7,1 V 1 " " 02,700,71, " 0,83,
Market •• " Octobei, 7,82U,5«M» " •• 7U0.0U2.05, •• 10,22.
Brown's" " " 1,011,227 " ' 20.'i,H00,l 1, '• 10,10.
Market " " Novom., U. 572,282 " " .'150,N0,07. " 10.011.
Brown's 052,070 " " 1011002.78. ' 10,01.
Market " " Decern., 2.1111,057 " " 21),!10I22, " 0,05,
Brown's " " " 710,000 " " 75,015,87, " 10 51,
I Total for Market, . 10,7211,051 #1.080,221.7S "10 00,
" " Brown's . 4,!i00,17-j 1521,007.0!! " 10110.
Other Houses told, 12.1127,777 pounds for #1,2!1.'1,150,15 " 1000,
HKOWN'S Leads Market !)oc, Per Hundred,
Your attention having been called to the above statement we want to wish yon a Happy and
Prosperous New Year and to sav that for the following reasons Winston is beyond all question the
market on which to sell your tobacco: Because it must be longht here, the largest part of it at
least to bo manufactured, the competition in stronger here, WH Imve more independent
more leaf and order men, and that during the very heavy sales last fall prices were sustained aniT
buyers were able to osrs for all the tobacco marketed,
With this question settled we waut to say that BROWN'S is the house where you will
always get full market value and that ws will use the ssine energy and judgment this year that
made ours the leading house in prices in 1008.
Thanking von for your patronage in tho past we ask you to bring us vour first tobacco in,
1000, and we will make it to your interest to sell with us. Your friends,
BROWN, CARTER & SIMPSON.
!For January—Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
For February—Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
For March—Tuesday, Thursday ana Saturday.
critic takes reminda us of the old
man's prayer. He aaid, "Lord
have meroy on me and my wife
and my son John and his wife."
These little narrow minde and sol
fishneaa have atood in the way of
the progress of Stokea oounty all
tha time. The people of Beaver
laland township have atood by the
commissioners and have aaid that it
ia right to have evary publio im
provement they have made, and no
mora loyal oitizens exist than our
people. We have hel|>ed to build
five or six bridges in the county
without a murmur, then when we
want a needed publio improve
ment in thia end of the oounty,
our sister township tries to blook
the way of progreea, "If Rooking
ham wants a bridge, let them build
it."
Come down, neighbor, and let ua
show you around a little, let us
ahow you what the people in this
end of the oounty have to endure,
and we think it would help you to
get some of that little narrow ael
fiahnesa out of your eoul and yon
would have aome charity in your
heart towarda a helpless and neg
lected people.