pyREE, EAST & COHPANY
REAL ESTATE AND RENTAL AGENTS
HERE ARE SOME OF THE THINGS WE ARE OFFERING IN REAL ESTATE AT PRESENT:
A FARM OF 150 ACRES, two miles of Walnut Cove. It is what you want.
THE D. J. EDWARDS FARM, near Dalton, N. C.
, _ - WALTER S. W ATKINS 75 1-2 acre tract of land, near Campbell p. o. (iood farm in good neighborhood.
GOOD FARM, 139 ACRES, 41-2 miles from Walnut Cove. 20 acres in bottom, 50 acres in timber.
THE WILL STEPHENS FARM, 1011-2 acres, 5 miles from Walnut Cove, 50 acres wood land, 4 good tobacco
barns, good pack house, good new feed barn and other out buildings. This place will be sold at a bargain.
FOURTEEN ACRES OF LAND ON 810 CREEK, one and a half miles above R. W. George's Big Creek mill,
on which there is a splendid WATER POWER and a good MICA MINE.
. . THE CENTRAL HOTEL PROPERTY IN WALNUT COVE. Present owners want to retire from hotel busi
ness and we are offering a bargain in this propertv.
ONE COTTAGE HOUSE AND LOT IN WALNUT COVE, nice location on Main street. Lot 100x200 feet.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL REAL ESTATE SEE US ABOUT IT
IN THE BAN'K'BUILDING WALNUT COVE, N. C.
STOKES COUNTY FAIR
NOVEMBER 2. 3, 4. 1909
The Kinf People Makinf Abundant
Preparations to Entertain a Big,
Crowd- Rules and Regulations.
News comes that the proprie
tors of the Stokes Comity Fair at
King are making big preparations
for the most successful fair yet
held. The exhibits will be full,
the premium lists will be ample,
the grounds have been greatly en
larged and all things are beiug
put in readiness for the crowd
which is expected to be larger
t'jan ever before by thousands.
The following general ruleß
have been adopted by the Fair
management, which will be of in
terest to those expecting to at
tend:
I. Tlie gates will open for the ad
mission of visitors at 8 o'clock a.
m. each day and close at •> p. in.
i No persons allowed to remain over
night inside the gates, except
those in charge of some exhibit
or concession.
-2. Tho Association reserves the
sole right to settle and determine
all matters, questions and differ
ences, concerning any exhibit.
3. Competition in poultry, farm
products, live stock, etc., open to
Stokes County, N. C. only,
f 4. All exhibits must be on the
fair ground by 10 o'clock A. M.
Tuesday, first day of fair. Samo
must be displayed by exhibitor,'
t under direotion of manager of
k department.
" 5. All exhibitors must lie rtsi
-1 dents of Stokes County.
G. Every reasonable effort will
be made by the Association to
protect the property on .exhibition,
from 11>88 or damage, but the As
-7 social ion will not be responsible
I' ( if 10188 or damage occur.
7. Tho Executive Coiumitte re
serves the right to withhold pre
, miums in any case in which it
shall appear to them that the reg
?. illations luive not been complied
i with or that fraud or deception
j has been practiced or attempted.
8. Exhibitors are requested to
! place o»eirartioles on the grounds
on Monday of fajr week and. the
i^soo&tioA will ldok,( after the ex
] hlbitsl >& 5 V.: _ '; : i.
\ *9. In lW+ases tWi'"righ'f- ia r«-
j sdrved to aocept or reject any eje
-1 hibit. I
j-', 10. All animals And articles ox-
J hibited f> r premi'itue- must bo i
1 numbered in the clasa trt which
* they . belong, and the managers j
shall- keep a register of the same. j
11. No article exhibited in any
t •'department will be allowed to
compete for more Hiao one .pre-;
Minium. No article entered uncjeri
, -ihead of displays bau compete for
rrxxj. JO
12. Under DO ciroumatancea
* will any freight or express bill be
I paid by the Association.
13. All exhibits entered for
competition shall be subject to
the control of the manager of
department in which they are ex
hibited: but the Association will
'in no case lie responsible for lota
or any damage that may occur.
14. The Association will not be
responsible for any article of any
kind or naturo that may be lost,
damaged or destroyed. Each ex
hibitor shall be responsible for
any injury that may lie occasion
ed to auy person whomsoever, by
any animal or article ex
hibited; and each exhibitor
shall indemnify the Association
against all claims or demands of
any kind or nature that may grow
out of any injury occasioned by
any animal or article exhibited, or
that shall arise from the negli
gence of the pers.m in charge of
such exhibit.
15. Drunkenness, quarreling or
'the use of profane or obscene
' I language will not be allowed on
i the grounds; nor the presence of
; fireworks, or any other dangerous
j material whatever. .
H). The decision of an awarding
judge or committee shall be final,
and no ap]>ea! will be considered.
17. No animal will he permitted
in the arena unless enterod for
compotition in the class at the
time of being shown.
1 18. In classes when young stock
are shown against older ones, the
attention of the judge or awarding
committee will be called to the
disparity, and due consideration
will be given iu making the award.
151. Tho Association reserves the
privilege of declaring on premiums
or |>ostponiiig the fair on aocount
of the weather or other sufficient
- cause.
20. No entrance fees charged in
any department, but ten per cent,
of all cash premiums retained by
the Association.
21. The premiums are desig
nated by ribbons, blue for first, red
for seoond, white for third.
22. When not otherwise speci
fied three judges shall be seleoted,
two of whom shall act, and the
third one to act aB referee in case
of a disagreement.
... 23. No premiums will be award
ed when the exhibit is unworthy
though there be no competition.
24. Any person entering any
protect against any award made
by anf judge or committee, for
feits all rights to any premiums
that might be allowed them.
25. The Executive Committee
! reserve the right to name the
number of judges that shall serve
irt any depart men t.
; 2ft. Admiskion Fees—Adults
26 cents; Children (between 6
i and 12 years) 15 cents,
j 27. No peddling or selling of
Any jtind nor -the distribution of
allowed on the grounds and in the
buildings without permission
from the Manager.
THE DANBURY REPORTER.
ROCKINGHAN NEWS.
Storage Idea Running High, and
Unless the Rockinjham Farmers
Get Better Prices the Bulk of
Their Crop Will Be Stored
Intelligence Items.
Intelligence, Sept. 20. —As (he
weather is getting cooler and the
nights longer, our people art' be
ginning to hunt 'possums, and
they say they are plentiful. One
former Stokes county hoy informs
the writer that lie has caught 11
of the smilers this fall and that
they had both size and fat.
Messrs. Long had a brunswick
stew at the tobacco barn Friday
night and had quite a nice crowd
and plenty of fun.
Mr. Seth Paschal purchased a
nice buggy yesterday of Mr. 101-
bert Knight, agent for J. H.
Hampton Buggy Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Paschal spent i
today at Mr. T. J. Gann's.
Mr. A. M. Bailey was here a
abort while today, and said that he
will enter school at Oak Ridge |
September &7th.
Mr. I). M. Garni is in school at
Lenksville-Spray Institute, and
says he likes thesohool tine.
Mr. K. J. Newman lost a mule a
few days ago.
Mrs. W. W. Sharp and Miss
Tildie Fields are on the sick list
at present.
Some tobacco is being sold from
this section, and the farmers say
it is not selling as well as a year
ago. Mr. A. J. Mann sold some
primings in Madison Thursday for
sB.2i> per hundred.
Mr. John Barnes, the County
Organizer, organized a lodge here
September 11th. Tho storage idea
is running high here, and unless
the farmers get better prices, the
bulk of the present crop will be
stored.
Miss Annie Lou Pasohal is vis
iting relatives and friends in
Greensboro this week.
$lOO RKWARD $lOO.
The readers of this paper will be
tdeased to learn that there is at
east one dreaded disease that
science has been able to euro in
all its stagea, and that is Catarrh.
> Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only
j positive cure now known to the
! medical fraternity. Carurrh being
la cons'Jtutionai disease, requires a
i constitutional treatment. Hall's
: Catarrh Cure ia taken internally,
! acting directly upon the blood and
| mucous surfaces of the system,
I thereby destroying the foundation
of the diaeaae, ana giving the pa
tient atrenpth by building up the
donstitntion and assisting nature
in doing its work. The proprietors
have BO inuoh faith in its curative
n»rs that they offer One Huu-
Dollars for any caso that it
fails to cure. Send for Hat of tes
timonials. Address
F.J. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, O.
Sold by a'l Druggists, 75c.
Take li« u Family Pills for
constipation.
For Sale By Petree, Fast & Co.
100 acres on Big ('reek adjoin
ing A. I). Dodd and others, known
as the Amur Tilley place. Good
buildings.
Corn For Sale.
J. M. Nance, at the ('alter
place near I'ine Hull, has nice
corn to sell at 81 00 per bushel. ]
7 sep 1 t
Beef Cattle Wanted—Will buy, or
will exchange milk cows for
them. Will also buy calves from
i to S weeks old. if fat.
Z. H. MORAN.
Meadows Route 1
3 aug 2 mo.
JOHN R. JONES
Attorney - at - Law
WINSTON, N. C.
ticncral practice In ullStatccourts.
Collection of 4-|;il iiim n K|MH'llllt,V. I
Prompt nttcniioii to business.
| otllcc with 11. t>. Sapp. for. Ith!
anil l.lhcrt.v.
| Hell I'ltonc No. T-H.
I J.T. Hcnlxjw. S. K. Hall. J. W. Hall
Benbow, Hall & Hall,
Attorneys andCounsclors-al l.aw,
DANBURY, N. C.
Money to loan for a reasonable
j time on good security.
JOHN 1). HUMPHREYS,
Attorney at Law,
Danbury, • • - N. C
Prompt attention toall business
entrusted. Will practice in all
State courts.
DR. THOMAS W. DAVIS.
: Eye, Bar, Nose and Throat.
OHico 40A-7 Masonic Temple,
Winston - Salem. N. C.
Hours : Hto 12:.'!(), 2to I and
by appointment.
DR. R. (i. TUTTLR,
Physician and Surgeon.
WALNUT COVE, N. C.
: Office in Old I'ostoffice Building.
Calls answered promptly, night
or day.
jCOMMINSIONKK'N S.\l,K OK |,.\M>
l».v virtue of an order of the Su
|M»rlor Court of Stokes count.v. urnn-
TEIL mi the 1 111 ilay of .lime. I'.NI'.I, the
undersigned will offer for sale at the
Court Mouse iloor la Dantiury. N.
on Monday. the STtli day of Septeui
lier. IWMI. t lie following vahiahle real
cxtntc lielonglllg to tin- ••stale of the
late .1. A. Hitting: said sale lielng
made for the purpose of partition
anions the heirs of the sahl .1. A. I*.lt
tint.
A lot situated at I'lediiiout
Springs, fronting on Cascade Avenue
.Vl feet and of that width running
back feet, liouildeil liy l.ot No. hi
conveyed to .lolin A. Oiltner and l.ot
No. -44 conveyed to P. Is. Johnson.
Terms of Male —One-third cash, one
third In six months, and the remain
ing one-third In twelve months.
Interest on deferred payments.
Title reserved until deferred pay
ments are made.
This Aug. 17, lliWi.
W. A. WHITAKER, Com.
A Family Carriage,
IS^RREV
When you liitch up y»ur team on
Sunday afternoon to take your family
for a drive you can tike pride in the
turnout if it's a Studebaker Surrey
you are riding in. Studebaker
Surreys ure made in many styles: with
straight or eut-uiuler sills, and with
either canopy or extension tops —all
| very stylish, attractive and servicea
ble vehicles.
If we haven't a style in stock that '
suits you we can get it for /Oil in short 1
•rder.
Kolt SALK ItY
S. H. VENABLE
220 West Main Street 1
Pilot JVMm'N. C.
' I also carry a full and com
pelete line of liuggies,
Surries, Phaetons,
Wajfons, and Har
ness, of all kinds.
> at reasonable
I prices.
SAIK»»r V A LI'A It Ll'. I A KM I.AM>.
ll,v virtue uf n decree of the Super
lori'mirt rendered by M. T. Chilton,
,j('. S. ('..in the Special I'roeeeillugs |
eiitllled "Mrs. Anna Smith widow uf
I I'eter Nmlth dee'd mid others vs.
, John Smith and David Smith" ;ij>-
| pointing the undersigned .-I Com
missioner to make Mile of I In* herein
after described lauds I will sell at
ptllille ailetliili to the highest bidder
for cash at t lie court house door In
the (own of Danbiir.v. N. \, on the
Ist day of Noveinlwr liMiii, a certain
tract or parcel of land situate lying!
and being in the county of Stokes
anil State of North Carolina and
, more particularly described and de
fined as follows to wit: Itcgiunlng
t at pointers t lay ton's and Itlersou's
corner, now known as the Poor
House trad corner, runs North on
;I he I'oor I louse t raet line tin poles
| to Itlersou's old corner. West on the
,|lMerson old line I'.ti poles to a stake
I Lewis 11 ick's corner Soul It on Hick's
Hue 11(1 poles to a stake thence Kast
'| on Alex Hampton's Inter Holding's
> line 2t!o poles to ii | tine Itu liner's old'
curlier, ihence North on Jerry Mar
' tin's | now Seal's 11lit*) Jito poles to
"!a dogwood thence Kast on said line
1118(1 poles to a white oak Martin'*
, I former corner, thence North H pities j
P •to n stake In John 'layton's ndw
' I'oor House line, thence West on i
1 said line and crossing road l-tn pules
to the licginnliig containing i'H .".-I
acres save and except Mli acres sold i
off hy I'eter Smith to .1. Dot lllcks.
j for boundaries see Itook No. L's page
' L'l" In olllec of licglstcr of Deeds!
Stokes Co., N. ('. ami til', acres sold I
I j off to icorge T. Martin for liounda- 1
rles see Hook No. :tI pages I7lt nud
; 4su In said otliee. For boundaries to I
the whole tract tieforc any wmerut '
. j off see Itook No. I'L' page 11(7 in said !
olllce, deed from iilupltcll to Peter
iSinittl. The lands not sold off
a noiint to 101K acres more or less.'
iThlsls good land with good Inf
-1 provemeuts in good neighborhood.
Sale subject tocoiiflrtUNttou oft 'ourt. 1 '
| This :';lrd day of Sept. I!KKi.
JOHN D. HITMPHKEYB,
I Commissioner.
SALK OK VALIAHLK KAIt.M.
i It.v authority of n decree of the
Superior Court of Stokes county,
rendered Ity.M. T. flilllou. C. S. C., lu
theS|HH'lal Proceedings entitled "D.
W. Stall het al vs. Mary K. Ha vis et
al" appointing the undersigned a
commissioner to make sole of the
hereinafter ilescrlltcd lands. I will
offer for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash at the court
house door In the town of Duuliury,
N. C„ on the Ist day of November,
limit. the following described lands
to Wit:' A certain tract of land
1 situate lying nnfl ltetng In Stokes Co.
v «' on HnnJUvcr and Snow Creek,
Mi''Uilim 11. 1., ids of Johii' ' Tay
lor .mil o|.it iud ii in uiu No.
.'in t lie 11 i \ i-, i • hi oi i he i,i, .i .i 'i men
I ».'l \ls del e.l*'' I U 111. Ii ■ wan
assluiied i' (let h.i ul .I: not ■ Wfft)-
|ofA. J. Smith lor recoid ui .. lilcb,
| and for full description Including
lioundaries, refereiu • hereunto
inside to Itook No, i£! pay .'o |, ,>kJ'
of Deeds lu the olllee oi Hie l.i .itt
|of lleeds of Stokes * oiiat\ '-
I The said tract of .'and i-ontali
.!,'tetw more or less, ha extra toil
I Itlver and Creek bottom luud jjoii
' It. and good heavy timber on upland
! portion.•-nilil ls an extra valuable
j trad of land. The luud may be
iffercd for sale In two or more lots,
••lid then all 11 iget her to ascertain by
| which method a greater price can lie
! obtained, and the bid which lagrent
ier being reported to Court for cou
i Urination or otherwise, the Maid sale
i I icing subject to t lie confirmation of
i I he Court.
J Tills l!'ld day of Sept. Will.
J. I*. lIHMPNKEYB,
Commissioner.
LAND SALIC.
I Ity virtue of n decree of the Su
perior Court of Stokes county, ren
dered by M. T. Chilton. C. S. (',, lu
the Special I'roceedlngs eutttled
"Joel V. Holland by hlsguardlaii Dr. '
i.l. \V. Slate vs. Charles (1. Holland"
appointing the undersigned a coin-
I'mlsslouer to ninke sale of the herein
after descrllwd lands l will sell at
public auction to the bidder
for cash on the preiutafH vn the Ititli
iluyofOcL. lflfttt, ths following de-
Horllied real estate lieglnulng
at a liceclnui the w|iht .Sank of u
small branch, rutin, wsfr.Ml cliulus
and til links to rv fine at a ridge
road, tlieutf' with a North
course, * cit». and 14 ll#ks to a stake,
thence \Ve«,t ."i clins. stake South
-chains to a ro'k ptle tn the old line,, _
thence West chiilns to pointers,
t hence North !• chains nud N"> links to
a while oak thence Kast L chains
to a post oak at the road tlience
wiili ilie meanders of the road u
North east. coprse Hi chains to u
stump thence Kast I!N{ chains to
'■pointers, thence South 11 degrees
Kast chains to u red oak at a
branch, tlieiice down '-the branch us
It niciindcrs 47 cluilYis to a small
j dream•tlieneetip thedrcun North 1">
j chains to the lM'gliuilug. containing
!KI ucres more or less,
lands that formerly belotiited to J.
j 11. Carroll.'. Hardy, Holland
others. See deed from lliutoji Hol
land to .lite) V. Holland and Ctmrles
|.ll. Holland, recorded- lu Book 41,
pngeLllvWu office of Ke^lstel-of Deeds
1 Stokes'younty>N. ti. Luqd may l>«
tA'ohl liw 4 w+t lots anil' tlien all to
igether t«» ♦jwe#ftah| «wldeli .brings
I greatel' prfi'e. Sale Bulijeift' 'to con
lU'inatloii of the Court. An guardian
of Joel Y. Holland who becomes 21
■Vwt«'«tfl.v rtitSp.jrfgra from
' would Im> wilting to ar
rangements to lend on the land as
security tlint portion coming tahliu.
" day of 190®
J. W. SLATE, Commissioner.
J. V. Humphreys, Atty.