LOCAL pji
NEWS gg
Mrs. J. T. Smith has been
right sick the past few days.
Dr. W. C. Slate returned yes
terday from a visit to Winston-
Salem.
Attorney N. O. Petree visited
Walnut Cove today on profession
al business.
Sheriff C. M. Jones completes
his last round for the collection
of the 19U taxes today.
Messrs. Jas. and Raleigh
Boaze, of Quaker Gap township,
were visitors here today.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Blair, of
Sandy Ridge, spent Saturday and
Sunday here with relatives.
Mr. Will V. Shelton, of Dan
bury Route 1, is seriously ill
and little hope is entertained for
his recovery.
Mr. Ed White, of Meadows
Route 1, came very near getting
his leg broken while hauling
wood Monday.
Mr. James Scales, of Madison,
formerly Register of Deeds of
Rockingham county, was in
Danbury yesterday.
There will be preaching at the
Presbyterian church here Sunday
morning at 11 o'clock by Rev.
Mr. Bowers, of Asbury.
Mr. John Bennett, of Danbury,
who has been confined to his
home with sickness for some
weeks, is able to be out again.
Misses Jessie Pepper and Grace
Taylor will probably accept an
invitation to spend Easter with
Miss Mary Taylor at Salem
College.
Mr. Wilkes Priddy, Danbury
Route 1, was here yesterday. He
stated that his brother, Mr. J. J.
Priddy, who has had a severe
attack of rheumatism, was some
better, but is still confined to his
room.
Mr. Jas. C. Flippin, of Francis
co, was here Saturday on his
way home from Walnut Cove
where he placed the last of his
crop of tobacco in the dry
prizery. Mr. Flippin is one of
the Union's most loyal members.
Messrs. W. Y. Gordon and
Wiley and James Baker, of Ger
manton Route 1, visited Dan
bury Monday on business. Mr.
Gordon's daughter, Miss Ger
trude, who recently underwent
an operation in St. Leo's Hos
pital at Greensboro for appendi
citis, returned home Saturday,
having fully recovered.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
has won its great reputation and
extensive sale by its remarkable
cures of coughs colds and croup.
It can be depended upon. Try it.
Sold by all dealers.
MASTERS
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'/ • EVERY FARMER
Should buy and use this Setter. No
nto >pln«, no la me backs, but straight
ahead easy pleasant work. Write
us at once tor testimonials and full
particulars. Answer today.
R. r. BECK & CO.
General Agents.
Germanton, N. C.
/I/I All yv "w t goes into the farmers hands
More Money
than from any other warehouse in North Carolina. Are you get
ting your share? If you want your work to count for the most
money let Piedmont sell your tobacco. Bring it on as you get it
ready and we will send you home satisfied.
M. W. Norfleet & Co., Winston-Salem, N. C.
FIRST SALE DAYS FOR
FEBRUARY : EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY.
MARCH : EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.
Sale of Land For Taxes.
I will sell at public auction for
cash at the court house door in
the town of Danbury, Stokes
county, N. C., on Monday the
6th day of May, 1912, the lands
named below for taxes for the
years 1910 and 1911, to-wit:
DANBURY TOWNSHIP.
Bitting, J. A., 1 lot Pied
mont Springs, 1911 $ 167
Brown, VV. L., 1 lot Pied
mont Spring*, 1911 1.67
Gray, Geo. P., 1 lot Pied
mont Springs, 1911 1.67
Hernshine Bros. 1 lot Pied
mont Springs, 1911 1.67
Hinshaw, G. W. 1 lot Pied
mont Springs, 1911 1.67
Haynes, P. H. & Co., 1 lot
Piedmont Springs, 1911 1.67
Lankford, Harriett, 140 a.,
Mt, 1911 3.62
MEADOWS TOWNSHIP.
Crews, Mrs. J. E., 1 town
lot 4.54
YADKIN TOWNSHIP.
Baker, Sam, 50 a., Mt,, 1911 2.36
Gravitt, I. A., 121 a., Little
Yadkin, 1911 7.11
Kirby, H. L., 1 lot, King,
1911 2.22
Pine Balm Mfg. Co., 3300
a., Mtn., 1911 24.48
Smith. W. A., 47 1-2 a.,
Little Yadkin, 1911 3.59
Willard, J. P., 193-4 a., P.
Mt., .1911 2.01
KING SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Kirby, H. L., 1 lot, King
1911 1.69
QUAKER GAP TOWNSHIP.
Beasley, W. S., 106 a. B.
Cr., 'll 5.23
Carson, W. V,, 34 a. Med.
Br., 'll 3.05
Church & Stafford, 940 a.
Mineral and timber land,
'll 8.06
Francis, Nancy heirs, 9 a.
B. Cr., 1910-'ll 2.00
George, Martin, 96 a. B.
Cr., 'll 5.08
Hill, Mrs. Mary A., 120 a.
P. G. Cr., 'll 5.64
Hill, W.W., (M. A. Agt.,)
29 a. P. G. Cr., 'll 2.78
Hill, J. H., 18 1-2 a. P. G.
Cr., 'll 2.87
Owen, Lee, 41 a. D. R., 'll 2.87
Owen, John, 25 i. Tutes
F. 'll 2.49
Tuttle, L. C., 61 a. N. D.
Cr., 'll 1 4.71
Watkins, L. A., 78 a. S. D.
Cr.. 'll 5.00
WESTFIELD SPECIAL SCHOOL
DISTRICT.
Carson, W. V., Land in
said Dist. on Med. Br., 'll 2.02
PETER'S CREEK TOWNSHIP.
Corn, W H, 52 a. Va. line
'll 4.73
Foddrell, L V, 47 1-4 a.
S C, 'll 3.67
Heath, R J, 33 a. P. Cr.,
'll . 2.83
Mabe, L E, 53 a. Seven I.
Cr., 'll 6.52
Martin, J B, 30 a. Seven I.
Cr., 'II 2.39
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THE
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Lightest running and A M
most up-to-date MOW- ■VwIML.AMi m
MACHINE on the
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Sold by Kurfees Hardware Company, Germanton, N. C.
THE DAN BURY REPORTER
Nicholson, J F, 76 a. S.
Cr., 'll 4.29
Sheppard, WJ, 14 1-2 a.
S. Cr., 'll 2.03
Smith, Mrs Sarah, 115 a.
F. F. Cr., 'll 6.26
COLORED.
Turner, Murray, 15 a. P.
Cr., 1910 4.29
Hughes, CH,2O a. D. R.
'll 2.16
Hylton, Stringer, 52 a. P.
Cr., 'll 3.17
SNOW CREEK TOWNSHIP.
Biggs, S R, 64 a. Creek
Cr., 'll 3.82
Doyle, DO, 49 a. B. L.
Cr., 'll 3.75
Ellington, J H, Com., 190
S. R.. 'll 7.75
Hutchens, L J, 20 S. Cr. 'll 2.32
Hutchens, M F, 205 3-4 a.
! S. Cr., 'll 10.57
Hill, Mrs Emma Lee, 43 a.
S. Cr., 'll 3.15
Southern Mica Co. 48 a.
, Mica Mine, 'll 7.70
Tilley, H L, 24 a. Preston
ville, 'll 2.50
Williams, JW, 104 a. S. R. 6.14
D. T.
Joyce, Mrs Hartie, 28 a.
Creek Cr., 'll 4 51
Joyce, H S, 36 1-2 a. Cr.
Cr., 'll 4 96
Newman, J R, Mica Mine,
'll 2 73
Williams, H C, 211-2 a S.
R., 'll 3 60
Goin, Elizabeth, 46 B. L.
Cr., 'll 4 54
BEAVER ISLAND TOWNSHIP.
Duggins, C T, 147 a. K.
Fork, 'll 8 07
Duncan, A P's heirs, 78 a.
B. I. Cr., 'll 3 41
Flynt, J D, 184 a. B. 1., 'll 926
Joyce, Olivia, 14 a. Salem
road, 'll 1 88
Moore, Augusta, 66 a. S.
Cr., 'll 3 94
Reid, Wm P estate, 10 a.
B. 8., 'lo.'ll 2 27
Simpson, AL, 24 a. B. I.
Cr.,'ll 2 25
Webster, W B, 245 a. B. I.
Cr*, 'II 14 52
COLORED.
Cardwell, Neal, 212 a. K.
F., 'II 12 48
Moore, Joe Tyler, 22 a.
Salem road, 'II 2.20
Scales, Jim, 10 a. K. F. 1.70
Webster Sam, 27 a. Reed
Cr., 'II 2 73
Welch, Nick, 5 a. K. F.
'II • 153
SAURATOWN TOWNSHIP.
Freeman, J A, 57 a. Belew's
Cr*, 'II 5 40!
Gibson, CW, I town lot, 'II 239 (
George, Mrs A E, 215 a.
Sauratown and 1174 B. 1.,
'IO-'II 97 61
Hampton, John W, I town
lot, 'II 2 39
Mcßae, Lawrence, 50 a.
Walnut Cove, 'II 7.03
Martin, GF. I town lot, 'II 560
Masten, J W, 52 a. Saura
town, 'II 4 SS
Powell Beverly's estate,
262 a. Lick Cr., 'II 14 59
Rayborn, Mrs Ida, 2 a. H.
i F. road, 1909,-'IO-'II 168
Smith, Daniel, I town lot,
t 'lO,-'II 217
Withers, W B, 37 a. Saura-
I town, 'II 342
Winfree, C H, 33 a. D. R.
'II 313
Wilson, Joe, 32 a. Bull run,
> 'lO 241
Hairston, Rufus, I town
> lot, 'lO 180
Hairston, Mina C, 6 a. 81.
r Cr., 'lO,-'II 419
Hairston, TH, 103 a. D.
road, 'lO 6 29
, Hoffman, Vina, I town lot.
- 'II 203
. Hilton, Rufus, I town lot,
» 'II 202
. Joyce, Joe, 10 a. Bull
J run, 'lO 382
- Lash, Vina, I town lot, 'II 239
, Withers, W Bob 37 a. 'II 557
Smith, Nettie, I town lot
Walnut Cove, 'lO 4 08
WALNUT COVE SPECIAL SCHOOL
I DISTRICT.
.; Dunkley. F G, 165 a. $5 71
Gibson, C W, I town lot, 'II, I 75
1 , Hampton, J W, I town lot,
! 'II 175
Mcßae, Lawrence 5T a.
1 Walnut Cov- . 'II 370
Martin, G F, I 'own lot, 'II, 3 10
Rayborn, Mrs
. F. R., '09,-'IO,-'II 150
Smith, Daniel, I town lot,
\ 'IO-'II 160
COLORED.
Hilton, Rufus, I town lot
Walnut Cove, 'II I 60
Hairston, Rufus, I town lot
Walnut Cove, 'lO I 45
Hairston, Joe, I town lot,
'lO 2 49
Joyce, Jce, 11 nvn lot, 'lO, 230
This March 23, 1912.
C. M. JONES, Sheriff.
Postcard Scenery, I
Twenty-fivr cents stamps or
tilver,will bring you a dozen of
the prettiest post cards you ever
looked at, printed on fine glazed
cardboard, in various colors,
the following views: Cascade,
Moore's Knob, scene on Dan riv
' I
er, Dan river bridge at Danbury,
Piedmont Springs Hotel, Court
House at Danbury.
Suitable for framing or keep
ing, or for mailing to your
friends. Every person who lives
in Stokes county, and every per
j son who ever lived in the county,
;or who has friends in the coun
:ty, should own an assortment of
! these beautiful cards,
j Two for five cents, or 25 cents
for dozen—mailed postpaid to
any address in the United States. |
REPORTER,
Danbury, N. C.
Mr. Thos. 11. Priddy, of
Rockingham, was here today
discussing the political situation,
with his many friends.
THE GORRELLS OF
Farmers Warehouse
Winston, N. C.
Smash all records for
2 this season in selling
7 tobacco.
i They sold Wednes
day, January 24th,
t their entire sale, 32,-
> 281 pounds for a total
> of $4,934.19, making
) the highest average
1 that has been made in
1 Winston this year,
> $15.30. This is easi
ly accounted for.
'Bob' and 'Pete'
are fine judges of to
il bacco, and they are in
a better position to do
1 j more for their friends
than ever before. If
you want a big average
and a high sale, let the
GORRELLS DO THE WORK FOR YOU.
! - THEY WILL OVER PLEASE YOU
AND THEN SOMF.
i
! LARGEST and BEST
cut Shoes ev-
Investigate
and be
convinced.
BOYLES MERCANTILE (X).,
KINO, N. C.
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