STOKES AT WINSTON
CITIZENS RESIDING THERE
Who Were Born and Raised
In this County —Nice Words From
The Winston Sentinel.
If the greatest asset that a
community possesses is its men,
as was said by a contemporary
a short time ago, then Winston-
Salem owes a great debt of
gratitude to Stokes county, which
has contributed so many valuable
citizens to this city. One often
hears people sneak of the large
number of excellent citizens here
who are natives of Stokes county,
but it is doubtful if anyone
knows just how many citizens
have come here from Stokes.
The Sentinel publishes a partial
list of citizens who have moved
here from Stokes county, inclu
ded in which are many of the
city's most successful business
and professional men:
Dr. John Bynum, Messrs. T.
M. Benton, J. H. Brunt, W. E.
Boyles. W. L. Boyles, D. R. Boy
les. W. M. Bennett, E. W. Car- ;
roll. R. E. Dalton, H. D. Dug
gins. J. E>. Fulk, W. J. George,
W. D. Jackson, J. H. J. L., G. C.
and J. M. Jackson. W. R. John
son, S. D. Kizer, Frank Miller, .
J. F. Martin. W. J. Martin. C.
B. Moore, Nelson Campbell. R.
H. Cromer, E. F. Caudle, -J. R.
Clark. J. Mcßae Dalton. W. E.
Dalton. R. I. Dalton, W. M. i
Edwards. Gerard Estes, X. F.
F.ilton. L. W. Eerguson. J. S. I
Fulton. T. F. Fulton. W. T. Gen-,
try J. J. Gentry. G. W. Hill. C.
A. Helder. -J. H. Houchins, R. J.;
Lawson, D. J.. J. H. and J. E.
Marshall. W. L. Moser, R. X.
Moser, M. P. Matthews, C. C.
Marshall, J. A. Xewsom, J. M.
Rierson, J. H. Robertson. A. L.
Stevenson, W. R. Tillotson. R.
M. Tuttle. J. C. Tuttle. C. F.
Tillev. Ernest Venable, V. G,
Williams, J. R. Morefield. X. \\.
Xading. Charles E. Xeal, G. L.
Xunn. Thomas R. Pepper, J. G.
Pepper. S. G. Rumley. J. E.
Savage. I). F. Southern. J. W.
Stevenson, R. C. Taylor. John
M. Taylor. P. 0. Tuttle. J. 11.
Til ley, T. L. Vaughn. \. M.
Vaughn. IT. C. Valentine. F. I).
\ oss. S. J. Boyles. t . L. Car
roll. J. E. Fulton, A. L. Ilauser,
Jack Mill. R. I). Hay. S. E.
Johnson, ("has. A. Jones. ('.
Johnson. Watt Martin. W. Mor
ris. W. G. Martin. Nicholas Mit
eh- X. Styers. -I. I'. Sim-,
.; . ' Thornton. S. M.
•I. .. Vai •! . W.
.'o T. i>urgo. i.'. V.
('r • A. 1 >' •«il'. and
,\. ■ arroll.
V... O. C. Tayl r.« I' tV. n,,i 11, j
spent a short while h ;• on busi
ness Thursday.
I
DOCTORS FAILED.
RESTORED BY PERUNA
Catarrh of the Lungs
Threatened Her Life
Miss Ninetto Porter, liraintree, Ver
mont, writes: "I have boon cured bj
Peruna.
"I had several hemorrhages of th(
lungs. The doctors did not help m
much and would never have cured mo
"I saw a testimonial in a Perun:
almanac of a case similar to mine, anc
I commenced using it. • ■ *
"I was not aMo to wait on mysel
when I began using it, I gained verj
slowly at llrst, but I coulifcysco that 11
was helping me.
•'After I had taken it a while I com l
menced to raise up a stringy, sticky
substance from my lungs, This grew
less and less in quantity as I continued
the treatment.
"I grew more fleshy than I had beer
for a long time, and now I call myself
weU."
MULE RAN AW AT.
Mr*. James F. Smith Quite Serious
ly Hart, Bat Now About Re
covered.
Mrs. James F. Smith, of
Meadows Route 1, who lives a
few miles below Danbury on
the river, while out driving a
few days ago with her two
| small children, was thrown from
the vehicle by the mule running
away, and quite seriously hurt.
A gash several inches in dia
meter was cut in her scalp,
while she sustained painful
bruises in the shoulder and
other parts of the body. The
The Reporter is glad that Mrs.
Smith, who has been under the
care of a physician, is about
recovered from the accident
now, but it was quite a close
call.
ESCAPED WITH HIS LIFE.
"Twentv-one years ago I an
awful death," writes, H. B. 1
Martin. Port Herrelson. S. C. 1
"Doctors said I had consumption 1
and the dreadful cough 1 had
looked like it, sure enough. I j
tried everything, I could hear of. .
for my cough and was under the i
treatment of the best doctor in j
Georgetown, S. C. for a year,!
but could get no relief. A
friend advised me to try Dr.
King's New Discovery. I did so.
and was comqletely cured I
feel that I owe my life to this
grert throat and lung cure." Its ;
positively guaranteed for coughs,
colds and all bronchial affections.
50c & SI.OO Trial bottle free at all
Druggists.
Major Scales, a Gentleman of the
Old School
Major J. S. Scales, who return
ed a few days ajro from his old
' home at Sandy Ridge, where he
spent a few days with relatives,
left last Friday for Buffalo
Springs. Ya. The Major will
spent! several weeks at Buffalo,
and all of his hundreds of friends
hope that his vacation may be a
pleasant and a profitable one.
Major Scales is a tobacco man
from "away back." While he is
yet in the prime of manhood, he
was one of the first men to en
gage in the tobacco business in
Winston. When quite a young
man he came here from Stokes
county, and in a small way enter
ed into the warehouse business.
He has been connected with the
same concern tor all these years.
' He is also a member of the firm
of Liipfert-Scales Co.
Major Scales is not only a suc
cessful business man, but he is a
gentleman of the highest char
acter, and there is nut a man,
'young or old, who knows him.
\\ i;i> does not have for him the
hi 'hest ivsji.r! and admiration.
Southern Tobacco Journal.
,7Z \u. ♦viXHSr.' Sf'tSE.*lOfiEi
•SPRING BRINGSSORE FEET •
S HERE IS A POSITIVE CURE I
• •
With the advent of warm weather
1 comes foot troubles to thousands of
people. The increased temperature and
i heaviness of the atmosphere causes
J awellin'-r and excess perspiration. This
. • tirings on a series of foot
I I W troubles. The treatment
A \j\ xlven below will be wel
 oined with joy by an ar
fl"TiM my of sufferers. It acts
tfesCf '" ie ma^c - "Dissolve two
tablespoonfuls of Caloclde
rompouud in a basin of
hot water; soak the feet In
this for full fifteen min
utes, gently massaging the sore parts.
Less time will not give the desired
results.) Repeat this each night un
til the cure Is permanent." All sore
ness disappears Immediately. Corns
and callouses can be peeled light off.
Bunions are reduced to normal and
the inflammation drawn out. Sweaty
and smelly feet, tender and swollen
feet need but a few treatments. This
Caloclde Is a remarkable drug. For*
merly used only by doctors but any
druggist now has It in stock or will
quickly get It from his wholesale
house. A twenty-five cent package Is
claimed to cure the worst feet.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.
I Ry virtue of a decree o( the Super- 1
' lor Court of Stokes County rendered.
I on the lttth day of April, IHII, in tlie
! si>ectnl proceeding entitled ".lames
|E. Sheltou and others, Exparte", 1 I
: will expose to public wile to the high-1
' est bidder for cash,atjtheeourt house ,
door ill the town of Danbury. X. C.';
on Monday, the 7th day of August,
lUII. at the hour of one o'clock p. in.,
1 a tract of land In Stokes County,
i Snow Creek Township, containing 40,
| acres, more or less, and lieing the;
' tract devised l»y the last will and ;
testament of Mrs. Sallie Joyce to:
\ Nannie E Slielton, wife of »i. Thomas |
Shelton, lieing lot No. 2. as net forth j
on a i>lat of the lands of Mrs. j
Sallie Joyce accompanying said will, I
and which appears on pageifinf will'
lionk No. 7, in tlic office of the Clerk
of the Superior Court of Stokes Co.,
said l fact bounded as follows: Iscy:l li
ning at pointers, thence North de- ]
gives West. chains to a maple,!
thence North, ">"> degrees I'.ast. :iC
chains to a stake, thence North s -,
deiirees West.ehainstoa don wood,
thence North degrees K.'i>l. 1
chains to a stake, thence North
decrees West. - chains to a willow.'
thence N.rtli ehainstoa sassafras,
tlteliee North -"I decrees West li l ,
cliaiiis to a Mack gum. thence North
■ il decrees I'.ast. lo chains to .i rock,
thence North 4 : ' t chains to a stake. •
thence i'.ast :! ;1 , chains to a black oak,
thence South l"«' s degrees I'.ast, 1!»;
chains to a nick, thence North s "> de-1
urees West, chains to a stake,
thence South. degrees i'.ast. 1.V,;
chains to a stake, and thence South I
'C'degrees West. 7 chains to the 1 •»*- j
1 ginning. j
This the-4 th day of .I line. I'.HI. j
N. O. DETKEE, Commissioner.
NOTICE! |
SALE OF I.AND I'NDER VENDI
TIONI EXPONAS.
By virtue of two writs of vendi
tioni exponas to me directed, issuing i
from the Superior Court of Stokes
county. N. C.. and returnable to the
Fall Term, Ml, upon judgments in
favor of Jacob Fulton, plaintiff,
against W. I>. Fnlk, defendant, one .
of which Is In the sum of Si-IM' witli |
Interest on same at six |kt centum
per annum from the ll'tli day of
August. I'.tlO, and the further sum >f
$4-! i:. cost, and the other for I Mi. tit;,
with interest on same from the 1-th
I day of August. l:il». atsixperccntuni
j j«er annum, and the further sum of
I s4.Ci cost. 1 will expose to public
sale for ready money, to the highest j
; bidder, at the Court House door in;
I the town of Danbury. N. C.. on Moti-j
day, August 7th. I'.dl. at the hour of 1
one o'clock I'. M., the interest of W. j
I>. Fulk in the following lands in
Si«>kt»S lM Mlllt V *.
"A tract containing 1«K» acres, niotv j
or less, described in a deed from I', j
i'. Nelson to .l.spot Taylor.r'c>rded i
ill the otlice of the Register of Meeds!
for Stokes county. X. in Hook No. j
•U. page.*i"d, etc.. and to which re-!
ferellce is hereunto made, and
deed from .I. Spot Taylor ami wife J
to W. I>. Fulk for same tract of land]
recorded in the otlice of the Kegister j
of Heeds for Stokes county, in ltook
No. :!•">. pageTv Saving and except
ing from said tract :>u a*'l'es thereof:
sold by \V. I . I'ulk and wife to W. !
I'. l.ankford, the deed for which is
registered in tile .Register's Otlice of I
Stokes county, in I took No. 42. p:iii«* (
■'!•!. and to which reference is hereunto i
made: savins and excepting also
acres of said l"o acres, sold by \\. I>.
I'ulk to Tandy I'.. I'ulk. t !««• deed for
which is recorded in the otlice of the
IJcjsister of heeds for Stokes (Nullity,
in Hook No. !•!. p;lu— .11' i, and To
which reference is hereunto mad'*."
This the I'Mii dav of .1 itlie. lull.
r. M. JUNKS,
sheriff Stokes  otinty.
Notice.
Having duly qualified as ex
ecutor of the last will and testa
ment of Parmelia 11. Dodson
deceased, all persons owing
said estate are hereby requested
to come forward and make im
mediate settlement of (lie same
and all persons holding claims
against said estate an- hereby
notified to present tin? same duly
authenticated for payment on or
liefore the Ist day of ■lime 15)12
or this notice will he pleaded in
bar of their recovery.
Sandv llidye, X. l\. May 20.
1011.
J. H. ELLIN(HON, Ex. of
Parmelia B. Dodson dee'd.
J. 1). Humphreys att'v for Ex.
nmthi:.
Ilavinu ipmlilieil as administrator
of the estate of Daniel Kiser, deceas
ed. notice is hereby jfiven to all per
sons holding ehiinis against said es
| tate to present tlieni to me for
payment, duly authenticated, on
or by the first day of June. 11(12. or
| this notice will be pleaded in bar of
' their recovery. All persons indebted
ito said estate are respectfully re-
I quested to make payment. Tills the
•J»th day of May. 11*11.
F. I". I'ETItKK, Adniinistrator.
| (iermanlon, N. Route 1.
N. ). Petree, Atty. for Ailnir.
I
N NOTKI-:
liavinjj unalltietr as executor* of
the last will and testament of Leu
/Jj-lar, decased. notice is hereby
Kiven to all pernons liavina; claims
against the estate to present them
jto the undersigned duly autheiitl
] cated for payment on or before July
1, lttlli, or this notice will be pleaded
In bur of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate are hereby
notified to make Immediate payment.
This June 24.11)11.
G. L. nmlH. F. ZiKlnr.
Kxs, of Len Zlglar, f)ee'd.
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int UANBURY bHOKIbKK
LANI) SALE!
By virtue of the authority of a decree
' of the Superior Court ofStokescounty
reuderetl In the Special Proceedings
! entitled "Mrs. Letltia Edwards,
I widow of William Edwards, Mary
I Edwards and others, Ex Parte," I
will sell at public auction to the
i highest bidder for cash at the court
! house door In Danbury on the 7th
day of August, 11111, the following
, descrllied tract of land situate, lying
and lieiiigln the county of Stoke* in
I Yadkin Township,' on the Little
; Yadkin creek and more particularly
: bounded and descrllKHl as follows,
i to-wlt: Beginning at the old ford of
i the Little Yadkin creek. thenceSonth
7:i degrees East l."» chains and !M» links
jto a small pine thence North 11
chains and -'.l links to a hickory,
; thence South 7K degrees West4cliains
and .">» links to a new corner, thence
North degrees West 11 chains and
I -,"i links to a small sourwood, thelice
| South 71 degrees West:! chains and
' -•"> links, thence South vi degrees
West - chains, thence South «1 de
; grees West !t chains ami 7."i links to
said creek, thence down the creek to
the road and with the road ID chains
and--links to the beginning con
taining and 4-lu acres more or less.
See Orders and Decrees Hook No. 7,
, page :Ni iii the otlicc of the Clerk of
t lie Sit|M>rlor  ourt of stokes county,
N. for further ami more perfect
description of this land. This sale is
made for partition, and is subject to
the continuation of the' Court.
I This L'-tid day of June.l'Jll;
J. I>. HI'MI'HHEYS,
Commissioner.
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THE DANBURY REPORTER
OFFERS A PRIZE OF $5 FOR
BEST EAR OF CORN IN
STOKES COUNTY.
The Reporter has decided to
offer $5.00 in gold for the best
ear of corn grown in Stokes
county by any person for the
year 1911. The judges in the
contest will be Messrs. W. A.
Petree, I. G. Ross and J. Spot
Taylor. All ears of corn to be
entered in the contest must be
received at the Reporter office
not later than the lirst Monday
in December, and on that N day
the points of superiority will be
decided and the premium award
ed.
Every person, man or boy,
male oi female, is cordially in
vited to enter the contest.
HAPPIEST GIRL IN LINCOLN.
A Lincoln, Neb., girl writes.
"I had been ailing for some time
with chronic constipation and
stomach trouble. I bepan taking
I Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets and in three days I was
able to up and got better right
along. lam the proudest girl in
I Lincoln to find such a good medi-
J cine." For sale by all dealers.
KILL MORE THAN WILD BEASTS.
The number of people killed
yearly by wild beasts don't ap-
S roach the vast number killed by
iseases and germs. No life is
safe from their attacks. They
're in air, water, dust, even food.
But grand protection is afforded
by Electric Bitters, which des
troy and expel these deadly
disease germs from the system.
That's why chills, fever and ague,
all malarial and many blood yield
promptly to this wonderful
blood purifier. Try them, and
enjoy the glorious health and
new strength they'll give you.
Money back, if not satisfied.
Only 50c at all Druggists.
Blackberries are on the market.
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