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LOCALS NEWS Mr. Thos. S. Petree, of Wal -1 nut Cove, spent Sunday in Dan ' bury. Mr. E. P. Peppar went to (Winston Saturday, returning Sunday- Mr. Hardin Covington and * fami\y, of Meadows, removed to ; Danbury Monday. k Messrs. Walter Smith and T. p C. Hole, of Hardbank, were visitors here Saturday. 1 Ex-Sheriff C. M. Jones, of Walnut Cove, was among Dan bury's visitors Monday. Mr. J. Walter Tuttle, of King Route 1, attended the meeting fc of the county commissioners Monday. Mr. Frank Tilley, of Smith, I is spending some time here at , the home of his uncle. Sheriff { W. C. Slate. j, Mrs. J. N. Young and son, Newton, returned Sunday from a visit to Mrs. Young's parents, : near Tobaccoville. | Pastor T. J. Folger filled his regular appointment at the M. , E. church Sunday night, preach an excellent sermon. * Miss Mamie Freeman, who . spent the holidays at her home ? in Greensboro, returned to her i school here Sunday. f Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hall left Monday for Raleigh where Mr. Hall will serve as a member of . the Senate during the present term. Mr. Paul Taylor and sister, Miss Grace Taylor, returned ; to Guilford College Monday, * after spending the holidays at home. Rev. J. A. Joyce was here Friday from Madison Route 3. Mr. Joyce officiated at the mar riage of six couples during the holidays. Rev. T. J. Folger requests , the Reporter to announce that on account of the Quarterly Con ! ference here Saturday and Sun i day he wi'l be unable to fill'his appointment at Mt. Carmel on Saturday night. Best Cough Medicine for Children. "I am very glad to say a few words in praise of Chamberlain's u Cough Remedy" writes -Mrs. Lida Dewey, Milwaukee, Wis. i "I have used it for years both for my children and myself and | it neVer fails to relieve and cure a cough or cold. No family with children should be without it as it gives almost immediate relief in cases of croup." Cham -5 berlain's Cough Remedy is pleas -1 ant and safe to take, which is of great importance when a medicine must be given to i young children. For sale by 1 all dealers. | WANTED Man and wife with only small family. Good salary, board and house rent free. , Write or call on J. M. SHARP, Madison, N. C., at once. DO YOU WANT TO GO To a good School—We've got it. To study Practical Shorthand—We've got it. . To learn Practical Typewriting—We've got it. J To team Bookkeeping by practice - e've got it. To learn office practice-We've got it. To Salesmanship Wo'w got it. To lear# Penmanship—We've got it. To learn things to increase your salary-We've got it. Where vou can always get employment—We've got it. Where you learn only practical things—We've got it. ( Where you can learn the quickest—We've got it. To the citv of Pay-rolls-We've got it. To the fastest growing town in the SOUTH—We've got it. To experienced instructors —We have them. This ad is good for $lO if presented i to the school by Jan. 15, 1913. Mr. Nona To Speak At dumber of Locals Westfield, Jan. 6. To the members of the Farmers' Union : I will visit you at your locals at the following times and places: Buck Island, Jan. 14, at 7:30 P. M.; Hard Bank, Jan. 15, at 7:30 P. M.; Moore's Springs, Jan. 16, at 7:30 P. M.; Old Or chard, Jan. 17, at 7:30 P. M.; Brown Mountain, Jan. 18, at 7:30 P. M. Please meet me at your local, get everyone to come out and bring all the non-Union men you can get to come. Ladies are al ways inviu'd to attepd these meetings. The New Year of 1913 has dawned and let's mak» ore reso lution and stand bv ir, ami that is to be loyal to the Union a"d make a greater effort for the success of the order than ever before. Did vou know, my friends, that we already have the greatest county organization and are doing more business than any other county in the State ? It is a fact, and if the members of the Union will only pull a little harder, in another year or two we will he independent. • Get all your members out and don't let any worthy man drop out. At tend your meetings as regular as possible and by all means make a special effort to have a crowd when I visit your local. I ex pect to visit you all this winter, and I don't like to speak to empty benches. Yours fraternally, R. L. NUNN. Mr. J. A. Winslow, of Walnut Cove, who has held a position with the Farmers' Union Dry Prizery at Walnut Cove since its establishment, last week ac cepted a position with the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. at Wins ton. rgjji is probably due to uric acid in the system —the | blood must be purified— E the poisonous acid driven I out and general health I must be improved. Thousands testify that 8 Scott's Emulsion rids the fl system of poisonous acid I by enriching the impover- I ished blood, and its con- B centrated nourishment is converted into red blood corpuscles which drive out rheumatism. It is especially valuable to aged people. Ask for and insist on SCOTT'S. SCOTT & BOWSE, Bloomfield. N. J. 11-60 THE DANBuRY REPORTED FROM OAK GIVE! Stockholders of King Fair Association Meet. TO IMPROVE FAIR Farmers Have Already Started j To Prepare For Tobacco Crop. Oak Grove. Jan. 6 -The people of this section have enjoyed a nice Xmas and a happy New] Year. We hope that both old and new correspondents will take a great interest in the Reporter and help, to make the most interesting pa-1 per in the State. The people of this section are wondering what has become of the county exhibit, as they have j been seeing it in December, and this is Jan. 6, and we have not i seen it yet. The Oak Grove Sunday School j is progressing nicely under the management of Mr. T. H. Hamm. The greatest interest that has 1 been for years. The stockholders of the King! Fair Association met at King: Saturday 4th. They arc making arrangements for the best ex hibits that there has ever been. We hope the farmers all over the country will take interest in the great work. The people of this section j have gone to clearing land for; another crop of corn and tobacco. Rev. Simmons preached an | interestiug sermon at Olive Grove church last Sunday, but as the people are so full of Xmas the audience was very small. Mr. G. A.. Jones of King Route 2 has closed out his business. , He says he had good luck selling, his broken back pig. Mrs. Millie Lambward. an aged lady, fell and seriously 1 hurt herself the other day. Mr. J. J. Gentry, of Winston, who is a tobacco agent, spent i New Year's day with his father R. G. Gentry. Mr. E W. Holland, who is! traveling in the interest of Wat- i kins M. D. Col. Co., spent a few hiurs at G. W. Smith's Sunday. Also Dr. D. F. Tillotson and 11. L. Edwards. Highly appreci ated. SCRIBBLER. Notice To Delinquent Taxpayers That Purchaser At Sheriff's Sale of Land Sold For Taxes Will Apply to the Sheriff of Stoker County. N. C., For A Deed If Land Is Not Redeemed Within The Time Prescribed By Law. Notice is hereby given to Rufus Hilton, colored, and to all other persons claiming title through or under him, and to all persons claiming title in any way to the lands hereinafter described, that the undersigned, J. Will East, on the (sth-day of Mav, 1912, at the court house door in the town of Danbury, N. C.. at the Sheriff's sale of land sold for taxes, became the pur chaser of two lots of land in the town of Walnut Cove, N. C., which is known as "London," being lots Nos. 19 and 23 as shown upon a plat of said town, recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds for Stokes county, N. C., in Book No. 50, page 262, and to which refer ence is hereunto made for fur ther description, adjoining the lands of C. M. Jones and J. Will East and others, listed for taxation during the year 1911 in the name of Rufus Hilton, for taxes duly assessed and levied by the board of county com missioners of Stokes county for State, county, and school pur poses. amounting in the whole, including ccst of sale, to §3.62. Said taxes remaining due and unpaid on said 6th day of May, 1912. That said amount bears interest at the rate of 20 per cent per annum from day of sale. That the time for redemp tion of said land will expire on the 6th day of May, 1913. That unless said land is re deemed within the time pre scribed by law, by the payment of the said 53.52, with interest on same at 20 per cent per an num from the 6th day of May, 1912, together with $3.00 cost of ; the publication of this notice in . a newspaper, and all other pro per costs pertaining to this ap plication for a deed, the pur chaser will apply to the Sheriff selling said land for a deed in pursuance of section 2903 of the Kevisal of N. C., of 1905. This the Bth day Jan. 1913. J. WILL EAST, Purchaser. N. O. Petree, Atty. for Purchaser. Extremenly Low Rates Via South ern Railway To New Orleans, La., Mobile, Ala , Pensacola, Fla.. Account of the Mardi Gras Cele bration January 30, and February 4, 1913. On account of this occasion, The Southern Railway will sell: round trip tickets to the above j mentioned point at greatly re-, duced rates, these tickets being! on sale January 28 to Febuary 3, j with final limit Febuary 14 with privilege of the extention of limit until March 3, by depositing ticket with special agent and upon payment of SI. 00 at time of deposit. For detail information, Pull man reservation, etc., call on nearest agent, or write. R. H. DEBUTTS, Division passenger agent, Charlotte, N. C. Notice of Road Election In Yadkin Township, Stokes County, N. C.. Under Chapter 461 of the Public Laws of North Carolina of 1909. It appearing to the board of county commissioners of Stokes county, N. C., on this the 6th day of January, 1913, that a petition is now on file in the office of the board, signed by one-third of the qualified voters of Yadkin Township, Stokes county, requesting said board to order an election in said town ship in pursuance of chapter 461 of the public laws of North Car olina, of 1909, for the purpose of ascertaining the will of the qualified voters of said town ship upon ihe question of voting an indebtedness of §25,000.00 upon said township to obtain funds for the improvement of the public roads of said town ship as will be set forth below : It is now, in accordance with said act of the General Assembly, arid the petition aforesaid : Ordered by the- hoard of coun ty commissioners of Stoker, county, N. C., that an election oe held fur sasit township, at ill three of the regular election precincts thervi?•, u> wit : Boy ies,'King and I'inracle, on the 17th day of February, 1913, as! near as may be UI..UM the gener- i al election laws of N rth ' aro-1 lina, for the election "t •• embers j of the General Asst.u.wlv, > :t- i certain the will of the q «l i- . 1 voters of said town.Ji ;• ii|i > the question of the vutirg ui . bonded indebtedness nf U- 1(1 " upon said township, to re funds with which t > improve UK public roads thereof, by "re-! pairing, making. improving, j grading and macadamizing," or I sand-claying the same. It is ordered further by the ! board that an entirely new reg-, istration of voters be had for j the purpose of said election in j said township. That for the purpose of hold- j ing said election, it is further | ordered that S. It. Fulp be ap-; pointed Registrar for King Pre-, cinct and G. G. Bole® and L. J.! Kiser judges for same; that J. T. Johnson be appointed Reg istrar for Bo.vles' Precinct, and | D. M. Tuttle and Lennie Pul liam judges for same; that J. R. Stone be appointed Registrar for Pinnacle Precinct, and W. A. Sullivan, and N. T. Pettitt judges for same. That the registration books shall open for registration of voters on Friday the 17th day of January, 1913, and shall close on Saturday, the Bth day of Feb uary, 1913. That said registra tion books be kept open on each day during the time aforesaid, (Sunday excepted), from nine o'clock a. m. until sunset. That on each Saturday during the time aforesaid, the respective Registrars shall attend with their registration books, at their ! respective precincts for the our- I pose of registering vo'ers That j Saturday, Feb. 15th, ICI3, shall I be challenge day. That those who are in favor of said bond issue shall vote a ticket "For good roads bond issue" and those who oppose the same shall vote a ticket "Against good roads bond is sue." That the Clerk of the Board shall cause notice of this order to be published in the Danbury Reporter for at least thirty days next preceding the elec tion, and also cause the same to be served upon said Registrars and judges, and posted in four public places in said township. By order of the Board, this the 6th day of January, 1913. J. G. MOREFIELD, Clerk Board County Com. A Double Wedding. Sandy R ; dge, Jan. 6.—Xmas is gone and was a very quiet time in this secticn. There was a double wedding at the home of Mr. Robt. Wil kins' Xmas day, Dec. 25th. Miss Grace Wilkins, the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Wil kins, became the bride of Mr. Frank Johnson, of Madison Route 3 The groom is a pros perous young farmer, and is much liked by everybody, while the bride has many good friends who wish them both a lung and prosperous life. Also Mr Len Wilkins became the groom of Miss Sudie Sisk. The groom is a young farmer and has many good qualities, while the bride is the highly accomplished daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Sisk. Both parties have many friends who wish them a long and happy life- A JOLLY KID Sandy R'dge. Sandy Ridge. Jan. 6.—The measles and mun ps are raging around here, an i one case of smallpox. Misses Louella Fulp and Es telle Smith opened school today after taking two weeks for Xmas. Mr. Edgar Ellington left for Whitsett today, after spending the holidays with his parents. Mr. Joe Crews is visiting re latives here this week. Mr. Curtis Huteherson return- Fridav from Ral igh and Dan ville. PAINTS! We can sell you a better paint for less money than kny one, because we make this our specialty and our prices are cheaper, Our price on oils I I— changes with the market, but is always right. We also hand'e a compete line of Man* tels, Grates and Roofing, Barn Paint, etc. Clinard's Paid, Mantel and Tile Company Paint and Wall Paper Store. Opposite Masonic Temple. - Winston-Salem, N. C. Mantel and Grate Store Old Express Office. iHO T E L NEIL j | Mr, and Mrs. A. C. HILL, Prop's. | (When in Winston Stop at the | NEIL HOTEL Good Fare, | and Nice, Clean Rooms | I NEIL HOTEL i I LIBERTY STREET. WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. I $53,000.00 BEING GIVEN AWAY to those who act as the local representatives of Every body's Magazine and the Delineator—all in addition to liberal commissions. Let us show you how you can Secure a Share simply by forwarding the subscriptions of your friends and neighbors and collecting the renewals of our present subscribers. Try for this month's prizes. There are lots of prizes to be won only by persons living in towns same size as your own. Write at once to the Butterick Publishing Company Butterick Building, New York City. Nov. 27 6t. Mr. Wallace Vernon spent the holiday here with his parents The Christmas tree and enter tainment at the M. E. church was very Rood. Mr. Clyde Johnson of Roanoke, Va , visited on the Ridge during the holidays. Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Scales spent a few Christmas at Stone ville. Mrs Lettie B Moore spent Sat urday and Sunday with Miss Laura Ellington Lowest Prices-"Best Dental Work. A scientifically constructed plate gives lasting comfort and satis faction. Anchored firmly by suction. Come here in the morn ing and have us extract your old teeth free and go home at night with a new set that fit your mouth perfectly. Examination and Advice Free. Set of teeth $5.00 Gold crowns and bridge work £3, $4, and $5.00 Fillings coctosl.o*> Painless Extraction Free. 15 YEAR GUARANTEE. NATIONAL DENTAL PARLOR 245 1-2 Main St. Over Jacobs Clothing Co.
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