SHOCKED BY LIGHTNING
Mrs. Ed .Mitchell Confined to
her Med From Effects of Bolt
Which Struck House.
lied Shoals. June 30.—The
health o! the community i good
at this wi'trg.
T v : i M >ti this are
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Sides.
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tan. .; ?ht an trt'
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Mr. Bi!i ni. - rivrht sick He
fi-I! sti.T ; *jr 'i«\t. rs
think 11 1 i ? «'! I A' :|
Pay hf • v-.y I t i J." t •; i • •
tiit-.! -.r.ti hav ar. •.•per.ti t.
foitiH'i 1 1..-:'i.i\ lie i >ii : w -Vi \
N'ivp •'.! YuVghn, The- httl« «•':t
di' Mr . i t: Mrs. ieorge Kal'aw.
is at j v. sent.
Mr K' 'v 1 ' nvmn-' of (. 1 r»»t;-
bori is at i. ir.t* with his parents,
Mr *u 1 Mrs. ? W Hawkins,
will .•; •!. a month or two be
for* re'urninr
Mrs Mary Harrell and children.
Walter, and tvma. of Reids
ville. visited la r sister. Mr« 1.
W. Murphy Saturday and Sun
day returning home Monday
Mrs. Flora Wali and children
visited her sister, Mrs Huston
Steele Sunday
Thos vis-ting Mrs. Fannie
Hawkins Sundav were Mr. and
Mrs. Jarvis Martin and Mr. and
Mrs. Harvie Vernon
Mr. Frank Morefield and
family visited at Mr. J. P.
Steele's Sundiy.
Mr. J. H. Martin and children
visited his daughter, Mrs. Hard
t Hawkins Sunday
' Those visiting Misses Mary
and Nina Steele Sunday were
i Miss Idell Hodge, Messrs. Clyn
-1 Hodge. Joe Mooiv and Charlie
Mak
■ Mr Swar.son Monro called to
t see Miss Claudie Martin on
Madison R-ule Sunday.
it\dat Mr I. Murphys
J Sunday v.eiv V aial -V-vs. :!
• W.iuJ.. . :.:vt Mrs. M;»ir
'. Ml and Mr*. Wi'.\
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milk. St' e.n
figured »ut. . a gallon >f milk
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: :i . .;n . i'.at abi lit
twt |»; . i v iWeed nual
: ■ ' ;"(•(!, i ; re!.ably a little
!t*s-- : i.;i»i ft is. would he a
• licit nt -iiiv t • n*»-d this cow
!• ;s giving around
1 i.e. : .ni a lav We
i.... ::'.>'.vn . many dairy
• • r. s ; i ihsoluteiy no
v. -it'll tl".'y are on a good
i'ii- 1 .iui g.-t'i-iv ail the given
; • i • ; iu\* ■ at il then produce
" : nit ni milk, it is doubt
: . i: :■ vii! '»av vou to feed
• feed. However, it is
soi t'l-vs us"il. .Hid when
sil stitat'-d !'ii-itran. pound for
I) I'iin!, ir is probably all right.
I'. 'vhere yt.ii !;a\e plenty .>f
paVtiiv. civi plenty of silage or
other stuff of this character, we
do not recommend the use of
this molasses seod. Suit should
be pla''"d wlv->- the animals can
get it at any and all times, as
milk tk>\v is very often decreased
whvn the animal does not get a
. suflicient amount of salt. Hock
salt kept in a convenient place
where the animals can get u> it
at all times is advisable. Prog
ressive Farmer.
Constipation Lured
1 Dr. King's New Life Pills will
1 relieve constipation promptly and
get your bowels in healthy con
dition again. Jon Supsic. of
e Sanbury, Pa., says: "They are
3 the best pills I ever used, and I
j advise everyone to use them for
constipation, indigestion and
j liver complaint." Will help you.
il Price 25c. Recommended by all
, | dealers.
| FOR SALE—A good milch
cow. WADE BOYLES. King,
d N. C. Route 2. 6-24-2t
THE DANBURY REPORTER
GOOD DM IS AT KING
I !
And Crops As a Result Arc Look-1
injj Fine - Hems nnil Per
sonals.
King, .lul. 1. The crops are,
looking good in this section on !
account-of so manv good rains, i
Lois f ' - in ,
munit\ ai vv.m ut
The inl'ar. .Mr Mrs.
-I. S Mi-'.viu i.l rii.'ht with
typhoid lVv !.
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t ■•>:»ehin ol't Miss ,
.V orm is i online to ml
' ; ; tho .'iimmi! ; .
Slate'.- mil! fishing
Think Mrs. Stor.i will sum. ,
h ivo mure- help as the Dr. calls
om Miss Mallie 'O often. (
Mr. Wjj| Spainhower will soon
leave for White- Sulphur Springs
wiit»iv ho wili spend a month in
interest. «»f liis health
Mr Will Moreliold was a wei-
come visitor tr. oir little city i
Sunday ' >
CHATTER P>« >X. ■
KM!.' I 'l F'Jli SAI.E Con tan 1 ;
ing ~ acres, located one mile
north ot i iuilford College, in (
graded school dis-trav. Mas good
new twr-st«ry iioi.si. 'sarn, pi id
trv and wooil house. Write or
come t sei L'. o S Smith, t'uil
lord College. N. C ii lune 4 w
£Uiag3UmasS2» wye
1 Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats / |
Shoes, Ladies' Dress 1
Goods, General
Mercli an „. - "jry QV/ —
diS. VS/ 1 guarantee!
V'" f\ m > pnces to be a
\ * as low as you can buy I
n North Carolina or Vir- §
ginia. Come to see us.
i • u i iam>fi»"BriTMM—iiiMgf'riwmT MirrirgraTTiir'fwWTiiiwra
FOR SALE !S
4, As surviving partner of the firm of Bennett |
a & Murray I offer for sale, as a whole, the entire
| stock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE belonging
> to said firm.
'j Everything clean and new.
I A quick buyer can get a bargain in an estab
£ lished business. See or write
V S. L. MURRAY,
, $ Surviving partner of the firm of Bennett & Murray.
Lj WALNUT COVE. N. C.
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II Visit to Stokes After
ao Absence of 40 fears.
i Winston, June 25. —A. U
, -lesti r, of Boise. Idaho, spent
(several hours in the city yester
day on his way to visit his
brother at Mt. Nebo. Stokes
county Mr fester stated to a
;\ l re.'i ntativi •>!' The Sentinel
that ! left this State when he
ws'.s • -unto.-n yws old, >.o i
;i,i % is li- f\vt vi • i ; i. 'd
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i. Agriculture. Horticulture,
S.i i«.ii•• i. ». !\ m v I'\»uHi >
•V.'i.. \ ■ .!•; \ '' ('!.■• i.: in
I'ivii, i'.,i cli jcu'. ;-. u Mecl ani
f.,! tm :!?»»•• •»( chemi try
■ r.o IH- •.} it. i o'.! >: .Mannlat.•
r.
tui:: . r ur year courses,
i -i )ne vejr futa- -. s. 53
'ei.c ; iers: till!'st .dents, 'i tmiid
-1: •.;• . Moth m j. i| 11 ■ nt. Coun
v S'o •.-rintender.ts Ik i-. i.tratK e
e.\a:ninaii 'tis at 'di lounty-seats
■) lti. Write for complete
Catalogue to *
K. 1\ OWK\\ He«istrar,
it. West Raleigh, N. C.
NOTICE.
A meeting of the stockholders,
and ilireciors of the Bank of
Stokes County is hereby called
to meet at King, N. C., on Aug.
:t. for the purpose of organizing
a branch bank of the Bank of
Stokes County at that place,
a •ranging for the building,
electing a board o! directors,
officers, etc.
This July 1, lUId.
N. E. PEPPER.
Cashier.
ITO OUR mm MID Tit
DUTItiO PUCMC:
I We have just received ihe biggest line of all
?. kinds of fancy and staple dress goods and ladies'
| furnishings ever though I to Walnut Cove, and
* at prices so low tiv. will simoJy astonish you.
«* Have also Uijt received on* solid car of Pi:ls- S
bin s Daisy Midi!. >.*.. uiu 1 so?id car of hay and P
a car ol corn a'id oat:. nil of which we will sell |
;* you as low a > a.t.v one ;n WaU;i.u Cove ft
Six thousand yards of !>•••• " ; ,ir:ot t «.d .Yludin at I
lowest pi ices. V hen in need of an> thing in |
ihe goods, line t>« *u;*" lo see us beiore Int.* ing. $
v; V'-'v can and v,:;» v-w*. you rr»rne> 01. \our £
r- J* , ,'«••• «p ~ ». I ic,*«w. X, V
fVi i-M, 3""B r-1, bjf & «s» n::,
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:! an - ; still in the ring selling
23 POUNDS G vJANULATED
SUGAK for sl.lO.
A big lot of White Canvass
Slippers, S!.2S and SI,OO
values at
M W $ pet'
'/ 3 Sl'lO 3- ii€®
\
John L Barton w C ol" ut
DAVIS AND LINVILLE
Liverymen
Walnut Cove, N. C.
Good Teams and Careful Drivers
Furnished at all Times.
We will conduc* ' !;e transfer line between Walnut
Cove and Piedmont Springs.
j THE WORLD'S" RECORD IN HllfciMM IS HELD BV THE
ford Automobile !
A car in a class to itself. You can't net a check for $400.00
on every deal, but when you buy a FORD you save this
amount in the first cost to say nothing ot the cheapness in
the cost of upkeep.
Beware of the heavy, money-burning monster. Get your
Ford and be satisfied along with 200,00" satisfied Ford users.
Let Covington-show you. Auto Livery Service.
T. J. COVINGTON, Automobiles, Walnut Cove, N. C.
I DAISY MIDDLINGS AND CHOP
In Car Load Lots.
Also other Heavy Groceries at Jobbers Prices.
Merchants, see us Refore You Buy—we will save you
money.
Hamilton-Brown Shoes. Ail lines of
General Merchandise.
We give everybody :i cordial invitation to visit our store.
*■ Fagg& Nelson, Walnut Cove, N.C.
aamsaa "KawgßVia EacewumnsanuMH
iii imi —am hi ii iiHiMtimfirmi « bbmbbbbbbbba———■
I I nnk' HFPF thres hing outfits,..
? Lv/V/IY ■ ILIiL gasolene engines don't
——— f a jj to cal | on me
!When you are in need when in town.
ofH arvester machinery,
hinHpP c mnwerti hav The r,ght P r,c es. and
binders mowers, na> terms and fai( . dealinJf- r
rakes, wheat drills, corn Yours to serve
planters, fertilizer, dis
tributors, Oliver Chilled i\/ P
and Chattannooga . . '
plows, cutaway har-
rows and section har
rows, wood saw outfits, Walnut Cove, N. C.