GOV. GRAIG BUYS 0/fRALLS.
Will Spend November sth and
Oth Working The Roads In
iiitlier Buncombe Or Wake
County.
Raleigh, N. C., Oct. 18.—Gov-
Craig has already purchased
for himself a pair of overalls
and stated today that he would
spend Nov. sth and Gth working
the roads.
The Governor has not yet
decided whether he will work
on the Wake county roads or the
roads of his home county-
Buncombe. He is confidently
expecting that the people
generally will follow his example,
and that a far stride in
road building will be taken the
State over on these two days.
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2 Walnut Cove, N. C., Sept, 8, 1913. Z
m We are now now ready to show one of the Sest stocks A
Z of goods ever opened in the county. We can supply
you with most anything in a first class dry goods and
W notion store. We have a big line of ladies', misses and ®
m children's cloaks all prices; big line of sweaters for £
0 men, women and children. Dress goods of all grades 2
S and latest styles, also ladies' suits and skirts, ladies' X
Z underwear of all kinds.
Big line of fashionable millinery for ladies', misses *
w and children, and a good milliner to trim as you wish, w
0 Big line of lace and embroidery for trimmings. Big #
A line of blankets, all grades. 2
X Men's, Boy's and Children's Clothes, {
• all grades. Hats and Caps for •
5 Men and Boys. 2
w Now if it is shoes we have them, all kinds, Elkin, W
W Crossett, Hamilton Brown, Selby, Cotton Line and #
0 Built-Like-a-Bridge shoes and many others. A
0 Best and largest line of outing and fianneletts ever Z
X shown here.
5 We are still selling SI.OO shirts for S
| 50 cents. |
1 JOHN A. BURTON, Walnut Cove, N.C. f
jSTOKES COUNTYI
• WAREHOUSE |
I Walnut Cove, N. C. 5
• FOR THE SALE OF LEAF TOBACCO •
8 WAS OPENED TO THE PUBLIC J
{ OCTOBER Ist, 1913 |
| WITH A FULL CORPS OF BUYERS
f •
• The Proprietors are Old Experienced Men in the Business •
| SEMPLE & DAVIS. $
it Mountaineer's
Chinquepin Crop.
Mr. W. S. Parker, the
chinquepin grower of this sec
tion, left us a sample lot of fine
nuts Saturday. He informs us
that his orchard on Crooked
Creek yielded an excellent crop
this year. From his largest tree
he gathered six quarts without
completely trimming the tree. At
one trip he brought to market at
Old Fort two bushels and one
peck. The whole amount sold this
year netted $17.55, being a gain
of $4.70 over last year, notwith
standing one hog and two calves
were feeding on them daily.
Mr. J. B. Martin, of Stuart,
Va, was here a short while Sat
urday.
1 HE DAN BURY REPORTER
Oil!! BOIL OF SiOiJOR
Persons Who Have Recently
Paid Their Subscriptions to tl'e
Reporter In Advance.
The following persons have
recently paid their subscriptions
to the Reporter in advance and
have been placed upon our honor
roll:
J. A. Williams, to May 1914.
A. H. Samuel, to June 1914.
P. E. Simmons, to March 1914.
F. T. Tilley, to Jan. 1914.
Harry Davis, to Oct. 1914.
W. MastenMabe, to Sept 1914.
Mrs. W. PLandreth, toOct.'l4.
G. E Stone, to July 1914.
Dr. N. E. Rierson, to Nov. 'l4.
G. W. Neal, to Jan. 1914.
J. Wilson Mitchell, to Aug. 'l4.
W. H. Slate, to Sept. 1914.
R. N. Wall, to April 1914.
R. H. Pulliam, to Feb. 1914.
S. K. Anderson, to Dec. 1913.
Mrs. Mary E. Ashby, to Dec.
1913.
J. P. .Shelton, to Nov. 1913.
C. A. Wagoner, to July 1914.
Rev. J. M. Martin, to Jan. 'l4.
C. W. Williams, to May 1914.
R. N. Throckmorton, to April
1914.
Mrs. Berry Kallam to Nov. 'l3.
G. C. Davis, to April 1914.
Elijah Beasley to Dec. 1913.
Roscoe Bennett, to Jan. 1914.
Jno. Y. Phillips. toOct. 1914.
J. A. Hicks, to Nov. 1913.
J. T. Fulton, to April 1914.
R. L. Nunn, to March 1914.
H. A. Hall, to Feb. 1914.
I. D. Barr, to Oct. 1914.
W. R. Keiger, to Sept. 1914.
Ernest Nelson, to Feb. 1914.
Jno. W. Oann, Sept. 1914.
J. W. Baker, to Nov. 1914.
W. F. Hawkins, to Aug. 1914.
J. S. Lovell, to Jan. 1914.
Miss Fannie Lasley, to July 'l4.
Rev. R. W. ieorge, to Nov. 'l4
Jno. W. Young, to Sopt. 1914. 1
J. I. Blackburn, to May 1914.1
J. P. Lynch, to June 1914.
Rev. H.D. Mickey, to Aug. 'l4. |
Mrs. M. A. Meadows, to Oct.
1914.
R. H. Mickey, to Oct. 1914.
H. E. Spainhour, to Oct. 1914.
T. (i. Shelton, to Jan. 1914.
Alex Flippin, to Aug. 1914.
M. D. Sizemore, to Jan. 1914.
More names will be printed in
next issue.
lo Hold Another Bond
Election ForGuod Roads.
Mt. Airy, Oct. 17.—The people
of Marsh township tried to carry
a bond election for good roads
some months ago and failed to
secure enough votes. Realizing
the wretched condition of their
roads the friends of the measure
are making a second attempt to
get the bonds voted. The election
will beheldon November 12th and
the sum of twenty-five thousand
dollars will be voted for. There
!is no township in the countv that
needs bonds worse than Marsh. It
is one of the finest sections of the
county and some of the best
farmers in the county live there.
The travel over their roads to
the railroad is heavy and the
roads get almost impassable in
the winter months, It looks like
thepeoDleare almost forced to
do something to get a change
from the present conditions.
Messrs. J. W.JKurfees, L. M.
McKenzie and H. McCiee, of
(iermanton, attended court here
this waek.
;oanbury Hunters
Capture Grey Fox.
A large grey fox was
captured by some of our local
hunters early Saturday morning
after a long and exciting chase
in the foot hills of the Sauratown
mountain two miles west of
Dan bury. The chase lasted
about 4 hours and there
were 20 or more dogs run
ning.
I Sell your tobacco in I
I Madison, and trade I
I where you can get I
I the best of every- I
I thing in Dry Goods, I
I Notions, Clothing, I
I Shoes, Etc. I
I MILLINERY A SPECIALTY. I
J
I Trade With I
I McGehee and Company, I
Madison, N. C.
NOT1CI:.
ll.ivinn duly  |ii.-i l)lil ~s ii'lllliliis-
I trator upon the estate of .luiia
: Soulhern deceased, .'ill p'-rsoiis
j owlnu: said estate art- heivliy re
quested to roni" forward ami lu.-iki
| intmcdiatc pavtiH-nt or same, and .ill
i persons holdingclaims avails! said
estate arc hereby notilied to present
tin- same duly authenticated for
; payment to t lie undersigned on or
before the first dav of November.
11*14. or I his notiee will lie pleaded i a
bar of their recovery. iermanton,
jN. i:. V. I». No. ], Oct. lMli,
l'.H::.
W. C. SOI.TIIKKN,
I Administrator of Julia Southern,
deceased.
.1. H. Humphreys, Atty. for Adni'r.