SAYINGS OF MRS. SOLOMON.
B*in|th* Conftuiona of the 700 th
Wlf* a* Translated by H*l*n
Rowland.
H*ark*n unto my counsel*, my
daughter, and thou ahalt fear not
fcny man. For a woman ia as the
Xin algebra, an unknown «juan.
tity; but a man is an almanac rid
die, to which the nnawer ia alwaya
easy.
Tremble not when he bloater
eth, for h* ia like unto the March
wind which bloweth and roar eth
but aocompliaheth nothing. Hear,
ken unto him ailently, and when
h* hath done speaking go thine
own way untroubled, for, behold!
h* hath taken it all out in words,
ft Yea, all tho days of thy married
Mf* thou ahalt rul* tho rooat; for
ip matrimony he that gotteth his
BAY seldom gotteth his WAY.
Wh«n » man declaiiuath loudly
•gftK) marriage, AGREE with
him.f (tying, "Verily, it ia aa thou
haat described, an unattractive
thing, and I am a CONFIRMED,
old maid," but proceed to colleot
thy trousseau and have thy calling
card* printed in hia name, for
thou ahalt need tham.
Yat be notdeoaivad by a MILD
man, nor by him who aaameth
easy; for when auoh an oneatrikath
a declaion he atioketh thereto
evan aa ohewing gum to the fingers
of a babe. He answereth not
back nor argueth the point with
thae beoauae ho hath no intAtion
of doing aught but that which
pleaaeth him, Many ahall waste
the years of their youth upon him
because ho looketh like a good
thing; but the mnid that seokoth
to draw him into matrinjpny
ngalnst his will is na one that
socket h to soften a cheap shoe or
to coax a cat into tho water.
Verily, my daughter, a bear that
growleth can be tamed and led
around upon a chain; but a fox
that goeth softly wandoreth where
he liHteth, nor falloth into a trap,
uor callefh any woman, "Master!"
Selah !
Saw Mills, Oxen, Wagons, Feed, Etc.,
For Salt.
In order to uivo my whole time
to my farm, I have decided to aell
out my antire lumber busineas.
Will sell on easy terms to auit the
Kurchaaer: Two good sawmill out
ts, all complete; one stave mill;
eight head of horaaa and mules;
two yokea of oxen and wagons and
carts. I also have for aale over
fifteen hundred bushels of good
ear corn: a large amount of all
kinds of feed—fodder, shucks, j
straw, hay, and shredded feed.
Respectfully.
A J FAIR.
Walnut Cove, N. C,, Feb. 17, 1908.
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Our Stokes county friends are invited to make our store head
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WE LEAD THEM ALL IN PRlCES—Whether prices be high or low, you always find us lead=
ing the other houses by about 50 cents on every hundred pounds sold. So you see you about
save the charges by selling at STAR. That is why our business has been a success and we
have already sold out of this crop nearly twice as much tobacco as was sold at this house the
past two years put together. It will pay you to sell with us. Thanking our friends for the
liberal patronage and wishing you a Happy New Year, we are, Your Friends,
BENNETT & SIMPSON, Proprietors
f Letters From Our
Little Friends
Fanni* Maadowi Gata Fourtaan
Haad-Marks.
Walnut Cava Route 1, Fab. 15.
Dour Editors:
I am n little girl ton year* old.
I go to aohool AIUI like it flat. My
toaohera names are Miaaoa Minnie
Crews and Mabel Pringlo. My
desk-mato ia Ktlio Rut lodge. I
have 14 heaiUmarka. 1 haven't got
hut on* pet nud that ia my little
■later. I am very fund of the
RejHirter.
Your friend,
FANNIE MEADOWS.
Powall Nab* Attends School Ninety-
One Daya.
Walnut Cove, Feb. 19.
Dear Reporter?
I am n little boy 13 yenra old. I
have been going to aohool, and my
teaober ia Mra. Claudia Catea, ami
I like her fine, and ahe ia a good
taaohor. I have a pet chick. Don't
you know it ia pretty, I have
three aiatere; their namea are Ida,
Jettie and Virder Mabe, and one
brother, Everett, I have been to
aohool 91 daya and can read and
write.
POWELL MABE.
Letter From Curtla Carroll, Who ia
a Fireman.
Mir.pali, Feb. 15.
Dear Editors:
I have been reading the little
letter* in your paper and like to
road them, and am going to writo
Qpo, too. lam a little boy eight
yearn old. I go to aohool and
study arithmetic, writing, spoiling
and third reader. 1 am moat ready
for fourth reader. Our school will
bo out the 17th of May. 1 like to
go to aohool. Tom liarr and me
are firemen for our room. I don't
mind bringing in wood when 1
get tirod atudying.
I have live brother# and live
sisters and I am tho youngest
child. AH thia ia my tlrat letter, I
will not make it long.
Your little friond,
CURTIS CARROLL.
Emma Maadowa Haa a Whit* Rabbit
For a P*t.
Walnut Cove Route 1, Feb. 18,
Dear Mr. Editor:
I am a little girl twelvo year*
old and go to aohool moat every
day and like it tine. My teaohera
are Miases Minnie Crews and
Mahal Pringle, and I like them
tin*. I atudy spelling, arithmetic,
THE DANBURY REPORTER
fourth reader, grammar, and geog
raphy, and like all my studies. I
have but on* pet and it is a little
white rabbit.
My papa takes the Reporter,
and I like to read the children*'
pago.
EMMA MEADOWS.
Master R. W. McAnally on the N«|ro
Question.
Mesars. Editors ;
1 sea so much about tho negro
question, I want to givo my opin
ion in the matter.
I think the farmer ia a negro's
best friend, because what ho eats
the fnrmor grows it, and what ho
wears tho farmor growa it. And
then atop before they do a day'»
work and want you to pay them
mor* than a whole day's work
would be worth. And besides that,
when ho works for the farmer he
works without a boss, but when
he goes to Weat Virginia he worka
under on* or two, And then they
go to Weat Virginia to work,
when they can got all tho work
they want to do in Stokos county
and more b*aides.
R. W. Mo.
JOHN D. HUMPHREYS,
Attorney at Law,
Danbury, • • • N. C
Prompt attention to all buainesa
entrusted, Will praotice in all
State courta.
I .AND HAhK.
Ily virtue of a derive of tho Su
perior Court of Stokes County. N,
! rendered In (he H|>oeltil proceeding
entitled "Mary K. Wilson and other**
1 ana Inst Mar.v K. Vennhlo and others,"
! I will expose to public Male to the
highest bidder, upon the terms net
forth IM-IOW, on Saturday, March the
flth, IIIOU, at the hour of one o'clock,
p. in., upon the promises In Stokea
county, a tract ot land IICIOIIKIUK to
the estate of William J. Wilson, do
) ceased, containing Jttl acres, more or
I less, and licln« tho name tract do
! scrlts>d In a deed from S, 11. Mill and
wife to W. J. Wilson, recorded In the
office of the ItoH'lNtor of Deeds for
Stokes County, N. C„ In Hook 44,
pant* Nil, and to which reference fa
made for boundaries a lid description.
Terms of sale:—One-third cash on
day of sale, one-third In six months,
and tho otherthlrd In twelvemonths,
with bond and approved security for
the deferred payments, liearlutr six
per cent. Interest from day ot sale,
with privilege to the purchaser to
pay all cash If he desires to do so.
This the iflttli day of Jan., I mitt.
K. T. WILSON, Commissioner.
N.O, Potree, Atty.
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( Leggins, |
I Corduroy Shell Vests, I
I Canvas Shell Vests, I
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