CALENDAR
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SPRING TERM, 1913
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THE SUPERIOR COURT OF STOKES COUNTY j
Mis Honor C. M. Cooke, Judffe Presiding.
Monday, May I2th, 1913.
.1 M Sharp Black Draught Stjck Med. Co.
' * 15 vs.
T. J. Gann and Carrie »ann.
King M £ H. and w! Southern Railway Company.
(»' vs -
Farmers Quickstep Tel. Co.
p Sterling James.
•>3 vs.
j Jas. A. Southern.
q p M. T. Chilton.
W. B. & W.
8 vs.
J. A. Barringer.__^__^^_^_ ^^T^S^^2lll^^»»»»—
N. 0. P., J. D. H. Mrs. Sarah J. Watkins.
13 vs - ~
j \v J. C. Gray and B. W. bray.
Tuesday, May 13th, 1913.
C. 0. M.. Thompson. J. I. Case Threshing Machine
Company.
7 vs.
Q p, Claries R. Wall, Taylor Price.
j \y H Alice J. Watkins.
s". E.'H."
W. B. & W\. N. 0. P.
11 vs -
J. D. H.. J. & P. Robert I- Lavvson.
\V g. & \V. Burrell Martin, Guardian for
X. O. P. Baker Martin.
{•> ' vs.
P. W.~G. P- W. Glidewell, Piedmont
Land ar.d Mfg. Co. and J. M.
Sharp. Trustee.
•J. W. H. L. P. Grogan.
17 vs
\V. B. & W. for Wm. Smith et al.
W. W. King,
X. 0. Petree for
Ada Dodson and husband and
Kmma Smith and husband.
Wednesday, May Nth, 1913.
.1 w H Mrs. Mary F. Caudle et al.
16 ' vs.
X. 0. P. for .
R. A. Newsom. Bernie Allen et al.
W. R. B. Joe Young.
18 " vs.
j. \\*. H. W. H. Venable.
J. M. Sharp. Meadors Grocery Co.
20 v s.
J. P. H. J. R. Hill.
MOTION POCKET.
Watson, Buxton & Watson, Petree. Jas. Riersonand W. W. King.
1 vs.
Z. V. Robertson et al.
J. D. Humphreys. James M. Neal.
2 vs.
Petree. Glidewell. Joe W. Coffer.
J. D. Humphreys. Dr. J. H. Ellington, Admr.
of J. Banner Martin.
3 vs.
King, Watson, Buxton & Watson J. Walter Joyce and wife,
X. O. P.. Humphreys and Sharp. Hattie A. Joyce et al.
J L) H. Wm. H. Carroll.
4 vs.
X. 0 P. Gideon Ferguson.
j. W. H. J°hn J. Sheppard.
5 ' vs.
j. D. H. Epp Lawson. Gabe Hawkins.
.1 p. H. J- R- Smith et al.
0 vs
j \V. H. John Williams, Frank
Cardwell.
N. 0. P. W. T. Pulliam and wife,
Emma Pulliam.
10 vs.
J. D. H. E. 0. Caudle.
Haves and Jones. Mrs. M. J. Crouse et al.
J. D. H.
14 vs.
Curtis Crouse et al.
J. M. Sharp. Cardwell & Kemp.
19 vs.
J. W. Hall. J. H. Stewart.
J. D. H. Melissa B. Flippin.
21 vs.
N, (VP. James C. Flippin.
N. 0. P. T. C. Hole.
22 vs.
E. H. Neal, Michael Fox
and Booker Robertson.
N. 0. P. Zilla J. Gann and husband,
A. J. Gann.
23 vs.
j, w. H. W. T. Spencer.
J. D. H., J. & P. W. Jackson Overby.
24 vs.
N. 0. P, Dr. J. W. Slate, Admr. of
Sylvester Overby.
W. 0. Fow'er.
26 vs.
J. C. Davis.
Kallam F. R. Norman.
27 vs.
N. 0. P. H. A. Fulp and Ellen Fulp.
THE DANBL'RY REPOK I CK
C. F. White.
28 vs. .
S. H. Moser.
Cases not reached on the day set for trial, will b» taken up on
the next or succeeding days in their order. Motions will be hoard
at any time at the convenience of the court.
This April 4th, 1913.
M. T. CHILTON, Clerk Superior Court.
Laid Rigiit OverWo^l
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trap covering turned into a modern fire-proof, storm-proof, lightning-proof
roof at a very moderate cost—a roof that will last as long as the building
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R. H. R. BLAIR, - - DANBURY, N. C
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Land Value Almost Doubled f
HEN a Lee county, Illinois, farmer
IdyyVj bought a run down 400-acre farm,
Lyfcy his neighbors thought he had made a
Wv® bargain. After three years' soil
■I " treatment by scientific methods, he
raised more than eighty bushels of corn to the
acre on land that produced less than thirty
bushels the fir>t year he farmed it.
It is no longer unusual for us to Ret reports
from farmers who have been using manure
spreaders consistently for periods ranging from
three to five years, to the effect that their land
is regularly raising so much more produce that
the value of the land is almost doubled. &j
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low to be hauled, loaded, through deep mud or
snow. 111 C spreaders are made with trussed
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styles; all of guaranteed capacity. There are
both return and endless aprons. In short,
there is an I H C spreader built to meet your
conditions and made to spread manure, straw,
lime, or ashes as required.
IHC spreaders will spread manure evenly
on the level, going up hill, or down. The
wheel rims are wide and equipped with Z-shaped
lugs, which provide ample tractive power. The
rear axle is located well under the body and
I carries most of the load. The apron moves
on large rollers. The beater drive is posi
tive, but the chain wears only one side. The
IHC dealer will show you the most effective
machine for your work. You can get cata
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