Ti in DANBURY REPORTER.
VOLUME XI
ARE GOING IN TO WIN KITCHIN IN STOKES INSTITUTE CLOSES A FALSE STATEMENT OAK RIDGE CHURCH WANT .MORE BRIDGES
DEMOCRATS IN EARNEST GOVERNOR 10 STEAK SOON il" WAS A GREAT Mi r UNO
3Y KEPOV! CORRESPONDENT RFVIVAt. IS IN PROGRESS IN QUAKER GAP TOWNSHIP
Correspondent On Kin* Route 2 V
Please! Witli liie Idea of Sheji
pard lor Shrriff—News Matters
of Yadkin Township.
King Route 2. August Tlx t
fin mors ol this MCtioii are be- »
gir.r.ing to prime t ibacco. Some
cares art* being made and «i
are reported ones. The t
recent dry spell causes the i
tobacco to fire up. and all crops
are guttering for rain. 
Mr. I). F. Ed war Is was on the
sick list the past week, but is I
much improved at this writing.'.
Mrs. -lames Bovleis is in
feeble health at present. Hope
she will soon be \ve!i again.
A lot of young people of this
section attended the Teachers'
Institute at I "anbury the past
two weeks, preparatory for
teaching the public schools in
the various districts this tiall.
They report a nice time with
good instructions, but sorry to
learn that there were not but
four young men from Yadkin
township, and the committee
men say the people are calling
for men teachers; so you see
that somebody will get disap
pointed.
We notice in the last issue j
of our county paper that the i
Democrats have called a meet-1
ing for the purpose of nominat
ing candidates for the various,
offices in Stokes county, but'
I
for som»* cause the meeting was
not dated. A lot of us would,
like to attend if we couid find
out the date. (The date is,
Saturday, August SI, IPI-'. —
Reporter >
The Democrats of this county
are not going in this campaign ,
for fun, but are going in to win,
therefore let us put in our best
men. We are glad to see the
name of Mr. E. ('. Sheppard asi
a candidate for the otlice of
Sheriff of Stokes county, and
the people of this section think j
the county would make no mis
take in giving Mr. Sheppard the
nomination.
The people who haw friends!
and relatives that are buried at
at the old Mi. Olive grave-yard
are requested to meet at the
said place on Friday, August
lilth, at 2 o'clock I'. M.. for the
purpose of cleaning oft ami lix- 1
inir up the graves at that place.
Hoj e all who feel it their duty
will come out and help do the
work and show respect for the
dead.
Mr. 1!. li. Boles. of King
Route -, look a Hying trip to the.
Eastern part of the State the
past week with the intention of
buying land. We hope he will
ha\e success.
s RII BI.FR
NOTICE :
The Board ol Read Supervisors ,
of Yadkin township will meet
at King, N. C., on Saturday the:
3rd day of August. 101-. at lU.
o'clock A. M. for the purpose of
transacting anv business that
ma - , come before said board in
regard to roads in said township.
Ali overseers ol public roads in
said township are r'pasted to
put his section of road in order
and report to board at time and
p| ace bow mentioned.
'. H. UoVINfJTON.
Chairman.
Vill Address The People Oil the
Political Issues At Two Points
Jn County Ntxi V. tel.
rhe Rej M >rti i' 1 received a
clephom me* >::ge iVurn CM.
\. J. Field, KitchinV manager,
that tlv vert or will
iddress the i> »j«L- ■ f this sec -
:i>:: at the followirg times and
daces :
Mount Airy, N v ."eir.« sday night,
\ug. i i.
I'ilot Mt.. Thursday, Aug. I".'
Walnut Cove, Thursday night.,
r\ug. 10.
Diilard. Friday. Aug. M.
Madison. Saturday. Aug. 17.
Spray. Saturda; r.i;.-ht. Aug.
17.
The people are invited, regard
less of party, to come out and
hear Governor Kitchin discuss;
the issues of the day between
the parties, and the i)uesti r.s at
issue between himself and Sena
tor Simmons. Governor Kitch
in. while one of the ablest
stump speakorsjin the State, is
known far and wide as a ligh
tened and fair debator.
The list of appointments as
published in Reporter two weeks
ago were cancelled owing to an
error which would have conflict
ed with the Governor's schedul
ed dates for other sections of
thi' State.
Chairs and Rockers. Bo.vles
Mercantile Co.
Protracted Meeting to Begin At
Davis Chapel Next Sunday
A protracted meeting will be
gin next Sunday at 11 o'clock A.
M. al Davis Chapel to be con
ducted by Rev. T. J. Folger
assisted by Rev. F. 1.. Townsenii
of Leaksville. There will be
two services on Sunday, 11
o'clock A. M. and U o'clock I'.
M. Everybody invited to come
and bring dinner.
Most any thing you want.
Movies Mercantile Co.
Mr. I'. M. Comer, of Danville.
Ya., will addres the public on
the principles of the Farmers
Cnion at Delta church on Friday.
August U>th, at 11 :;'>(» o'clock a.
m. We also expect to have our
county president, .\| r. R. L.
Nunn, with us on the same day.
Everybody invited.
L. U. DI'NCAN.
Pres. I'resionville I'nion.
Ureail Fans. I».»yles Mercan
tile Co.
INDIAN KILLED ON TRACK.
Near Rochelle, 111., an Indian
went to .sleep on a railroad track
and was killed by the fast ex
press. He paid for his care
lessness with his hie. Often its
that way when people neglect
coughs and colds. Don't risk
your life when prompt use of
Dr. King's New Discovery will
cure them and .so prevent a
dangerous throat or lung trouble.
"It completely cured me in a
short time of a terrible cough"
that followed a severe attack oi
Grip." writes .1. R. Watts.
Floydada, Texas, "ank 1 re
gained I.) pounds in weight that
1 had lost." (Juick, safe, re
liable ond guaranteed, otic and
Sl.iO T:iai bottle free at :.!
* riig.4i.;ts.
(MNKUkY, N. C., AKHSi 7. W\>
I hi? ! aiii'.-st Gathering Of li-mliTs
hvir In the Count Nvarl
a HunJr'd. And Mostly Gi'U
The Stokes County T■ :!••}• r
Institu:. do:vd last Fii! t\ a!'u ■
a two weeks se>sijn, v. hie!: ti.e
teachers pronounced irt points of
interest anil attendance the
most successful cniucuti" »nal
jrathrrintf that lias ever bet:;
hold in the county. The attend- '
mice it id certain was a yood
deal larger than ever before,'
nearly o::e hur.dr'.d teachers
I'l'iiiu present, most of whom
were ladies. It was a
trreat pleasure t the people
I'anbury to have the visitors
with them. The instruct: >r, of
Pro). Baird and Mrs. Foreman,
together with • -• close atten
tion and i • > co-operation of
Supt. .1. : - mith. were highly
commended t> the teachers.
At another place in this issue
will be found a copy of resolu
tions passed at the close of the
institute, expressing the en -
thusiastic interest of the teach
ers in their noble work, thanks |
to the people of Danbury for
their huspitality. and gratitude i
to their instructors for their
i ■ ■
sincere and earnest assistance.
We have no leader. Boyles
Mercantile Co.
Mrs. Dr. -1. W. Neal, of Mead
ows, will chaperom* the party of
youny lady contestants who were
t elected to a trip to the ocean in
the popular voting contest con
ducted by this paper last Decem
ber. The tfirls, who leave for
the beach on Monday, August
l'.nh, will consist of the follow
ing: Mrs. Thos. Smith of West-,
lield, who was formerly Miss
Daisy Dearman; Misses America
Kintf of Pilot Mtn., Ktfie Gentry
of Kinvr, Annie Blair of Danbury,
Jettie Moretield or Sandy Kidjfe.
Annie McAnally of Saxon. The
two remaining members of the
contestants who were elected
for this trip. Miss Mary Mat
thews of Germanton, and Mrs.
l'(. .1. Lee Foley of Stuart, Ya.,
who was formerly Miss lioxie
Taylor, chose Piedmont Springs
in place of the beach for their
outing. Miss Matthews has al
ready visited Piedmont, while
Mrs. Dr. Foley in eompan> with
several of her relatives and
friends is exacted to arrive at
Piedmont this week.
Best binder twine, S 1-2 cts.
Boyles Mercantile Co.
FLYING Mt.N FALL
victims to stomach, liver and
kidney troubles just like other
people, with like results in loss
ot appetite, backache, nervous
ness, headache, and tired, list
less, run-down feeling. But
there's no need to feel like that
as T. B. Peebles, Henry. Tenn.,
proved. "Six bottles of Elec
tric Bitters" he writes, "did
moretojrive nie new strength
and jrood appetite than all other
stomach remedies I used." So
they help everybody. It's folly
to sutler when this great remedy
will help you from the tirst dose.
Try it. Only Wets at all drug
i prists.
Our stock is complete. Pi>\ !os
Mercantile Co.
i'i-pr,; t Published l.i I hi- f'i.per
1 a->t 1 hut Marriage 01 Mr.
i v ami \iss ilitton Would .' aks
Fif-.ce U i alsc anci Without
foundation Ato Concern
ed Part: jr.
There ;t:•; *:ir«■«i in the L-:
issue of i!.t lit«jMirt.:r an item
t'.ii th** mama'-"' of
Mi" Am ;■ Clifton ami Mr. Wil
li;.?n Co\ would emir at i'llotj
Mt. on the I'»th of August. It I
appears ti nt tin- it«*n. was a fake
at.ii that tr.i- reported marriage
w:.s entirely untrue and without
foundation in tact. The item
came from an unknown writer
and was pp-hahly written as a
joke by some young person. It
is the rule of thi- paper to n« ver
publish a communication without
the real writer's name accom
panies it. hut in this case it
seems that the unsigned letter
was set tip by one of the printers
accidentally, who thought it all
right and that the item was
tannine and in good faith.
I For its part this paper desires i
Ito apologize to the parties con
cerned, and to set the matter
: straight before the public, and
Ito denounce the practical joker
who sent in the false statement.
I'arched coffee IM cents. W.
E. Ilutner.
The Reporter was pleased to
1 receive a pleasant call one day
last week from Mr A. J. llann,
a leading farmer and clever
gentlemen of eastern Stokes,
j Mr. (lann is a progressive citizen
who is in favor of good roads,
schools and other forms of coun
ty improvements. Mr. (Latin
recently sustained a severe and
sad loss in the death of his be
loved daughter. Miss Vivian.
Miss Vivian was a bright and
promising young lady and was
i for a consideiable time one of
the most highly valued s*or.*es-
pendents (it" this paper .'rum
, Sandy Ridge Route li. In her
I passing her family and friends
I lose one who was very near and
J dear to them, and the Reporter
lorn of its most indispensable
'news gatherers and since rest
I friends.
■ !
Dig lot slippers, 1-2 price Boy les
i Mercantile Co.
I
"Were all medicines as meri
torious as Chamberlain's Colic,
j Cholera and Diarrhoea, Remedy
the world would be much better
, off and the percentage of suffer
ing greatly decreased." writes
l.indoav Scott, of Temple. Ind.
For sale by all dealers.
Death of Jim Kstes
•lim Kstes. an ild and respected
colored man of Dan bury, diet!
last night after a long illnes*
with Bright's disease.
ARK KVKK AT WAR.
1 Then atv two things everlast
ingly at war. .) >y and piles. Bat
' Bi.cklen's Arnica Salve will ban
isn piles in any form. It soon
s'lndues the itching inflamma
tion or swelling. It gives com
fort, invites joy. Creates? healet
of burns, boils, ulcers, cuts,
bruises, eczema, scalds, pint
* \ '•*;*. --Kin eruptions. ()niy 25cts
:u a 1 i'-,"g sts.
Miss Sarah H'zrd !« yuite lil —ild
Soldiers Attended Reunion at
Winston.
Sandy Ridg\ linute l. A ig. ".
.Mr Kdit>r
We ar»' having sori'.e dry
weather at present.
Miss Sarah Ward is quite ill at
this writing.
I'he protracted meetin.tr began
at Oak Ridge Bap'.is: church
Sunday.
Misses Millie and Dora Ward
visited Miss Mary Kington Sat
urday night and Sunday.
Ttiere will he an ice cream
supper at Carter Bros, store
next Saturday night. Kvery
hody is cordially invited to at
tend.
Mr. », C. Kast, of this place,
attend the association of the
Missionary Baptists at Lawson
ville the week end.
Susie Duncan, who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs.
Hamlin Mahe, near Meadows,
['or a fortnight, returned home
Saturday.
Quite a crowd visited at Mr. .),
W. Ward's Sunday afternoon.
Several of the Old Soldiers
of the surrounding community
attended the annua! Re-union of
the Confederate Veterans at
Winston-Salem Wednesday and
Thursday. .J K. W.
We make a little on everything.
Bo vies Mercantile Co.
Base Ball lor Saturday August 17.
Any base ball team who wishes
to play a game on the I hinbury
diamond Saturday, August 17th
are cordially invited to play.
As we want several games that
div 1 wish for the captian of
any team who wishes to play
that day to write me between
now ami then so that I can
arrange the games so as to have
one going on all the time. We
want two of the best teams in
in the county to play for the
championship of the count \ and
therefore we want every ball
player who can to come.
If any team wants to play and
lias not a match write me and
I will do all I can to get one for
them.
We, the I'anbury bast ball
team challenge the Big Creek
base ball team for a name on
the above date at 1 o'clock B. M.
J. •. YOrNii, Mgr.
Ft Ml SAI.K baled hay any
kind. J. K. Miller. Dalton, N. C.
Notice
The board of supervisors of the
public roads of Snow creek
township will meet at Mr John
llutchersof's shop on Saturday,
August 21th. 1912, at 1 o'clock
B. M Overseers will please
work their roads twe mean put
them in good shape rot just
go over them' and moot us
t here.
This Aug. 1'.'12.
C. D. SMITH. Chm.
W. K WILLIS. Sec.
Ma:l boxes. Bovles Mercantile
Co.
\O. *2.(MM)
Petitions Hied Bv Cilui-rs l iving
On Dan k'iver Jurors Drawn For
t ail Court Other Matters Tran
sacUri By Board Of Commiss
ioners
At the gular meeting of the
County (' .ni.-iiissioner> h>! i at
the court h"'jse here last Monday
the following juror.- wort- drawn
t • servo at the term of Stokes
Superior Court w:.:c: convent >
on Sept. 23rd:
First week • criminali. W. J,
Nei.i, Fletcher Hall. T. J. Jack
son. 11. (i. Bondurant, L. '
Venable. T. H. Ferguson. S. H.
Fulp. .1. H. Moore. J. R. West
moreland, M. W. Holland. J. F
Smith. J. F. Redmond. .1. C.
Fiipj'in. .las. A. Martin. Bob
Stephens. J. K. Hutchens. W. F.
Hawkins. L. B. Simmons, .1. J.
Bennett. W. D Thomas, .1. T.
Martin, H. (i. Tuttle. W. F.
Lawson. S. H. Ward, M. A.
Mitchell, Lee A. Bennett. W. I'.
Bondurant. K. W. George, C. F.
Smith. M. H. Robertson. Henry
Sizemore. -I. B. Alley. W. J.
Adkins. J. B. Price. M. L. Wall.
J. Monroe Mab.\
Second week (civill, Del C.
Taylor. C. T. Hamm. J. Ham
Mitchell, Rufus Coon. J. W.
Kurfees, S. F. Slale. S. I'. Sim
mons, K. W. Mitchell, J. F.
Stone. R. R. Smith. H. McGee,
W. M. Watts. J. T. Flinchum,
Joseph Martin. .1, 1 Owens, J.
H. Covington, John F. Dunlap.
F. M. Wheeler. L. F Fulp. J.
N. Brown. W. I>. Browder, J. A.
Scales, J. L. Martin. W. A. Ben
nett.
All of the commissioners were
present including John W. Gann,
Chairman, T. M. Lawson and
Chap Bodenheimer. A good tnanv
matters of a routine nature were
transacted consisting of tax
releases, payment of claims,
etc. Two petitions were tiled
asking for new bridges across
Pan River in upper Ouakor >ap
Township, one at George's River
Mill and the other at Hill's Ford,
tivo miles further up. The
petitions wen continued inde
tinitely.
A petition was tiled asking for
a public road from a point near
\ ado Mocum leading to the
(Quaker Gap Road near Coving
ton's Store: continued.
Joe H. Corn was charged with
s.Vio.oo aditional solvent credits
for taxation for P.M2.
After considering several other
minor matters the board adjourn
ed.
THK TRIALS OF A TRAVKL
ER.
"1 am a traveling salesman."
writes F. F. Young, F. Berk
shire. Vt.. "and wa- often
troubled with constipation and
indigestion till 1 began to use
Dr. King's New Life Fills,
which I have found an excellent
remedy." For all stomach,
liver or kidney troubles the> are
unequaled. Only 'J-') cents at
all druggists.
You can saw a little on most
everything at Butner's store.
Big lot rock salt. Boyles Mer
cantile  'o.