REAL ESTATE DEALS.
I
Recently Transacted In Stokes
County As Show n By the
Records At the Court
House.
John A. Young to J. Frank
Dunlap, 1-4 acre, consideration
$15.00.
J. H. Cain to J. \V. Pell, 3
acres, consideration $30.00.
l. T. Baker to W. J. Wall. 13
acres, consideration $1,000.00.
J. W. Boles to T. S. Terry, 5
acres, consideration $200.00.
Robt. Briggs to S. 0. Watts.
57 acres, consideration $1220.00.
WiHiam Beaslev to Klisha
Beasiey, 00 acres, consideration
$-;oo.!0.
A. P. Adams to D. S. Priddy,
51 acres, consideration SIOOO.OO.
J. S. Martin to Fannie V.
Martin, 30 1-2 acres, considera
tion $305.00.
C. M. Jones to Robt. A. Hedge
co:k, one lot, Walnut Cove, con
sideration $350.00.
R. L. Murphy to W. L. Nelson,
one lot. Walnut Cove, considera
tion SBOO.OO.
H. L. Johnson to R. I. Tilley,
1:) acres, consideration $2,51M).00.
J. L. Mitchell to J. F. Cookers,
1 2-3 acres, consideration S2OS. I it).
A. L. Knight to J. T. Knight.
2G 1-2 acres, consideration S2OO.
J. W. CrousetoS. L. Reynolds,
21 acres, consideration $700.00.
H. L. Hutchins to Flora Jes
sup. SO 5-8 acres, consideration
$1,150.00.
R. I. Tilley to W. P. Sheppard,
45 8-10 acres, consideration
$1140.00.
R. I. Tilley to P. E. Slate. Jr.,
84 acres, consideration $2800.00.
R. I. Tilley to P. E. Slate. Jr.,
84 acres, consideration s£Boo.oo.
C. T. Darnell to O. N. Swan
son, 01 acre 3, consideration
$724.00.
S. L. Reynolds to J. W.Crouse,
5 acres, consideration $900.00.
G. M. Allen to R. A. Martin,
1-2 acre, consideration $275.00.
Mrs. Elmyra Young to J. T.
Tuttle. 10 acres, consideration
$450.00.
John R. Lackey to J. Walter
Neal, 9 acres, consideration
$675.00.
J. S. Linville to R. B. Linville,
4;t acres, consideration $900.00.
R. W. James to John W. Bar
ber, 81 acres, consideration
$688.00.
C. C. Buchanon to Charlie
Marsh. 5000 feet, consideration
$330.00.
N. E. Pepper to W. V. Bennett,
04 acres, consideration $1483.00.
L. P. Grogan to W. H. Smith,
20 acres, consideration $700.00.
J. F. Reid to J. H. Throck
morton, 50 acres, consideration
$400.00.
Rebecca Ward to R. (J. Rich
ardson, 5 acres, consideration
$150.00.
J. A. Gordy to W. E. Newsum,
12 lots, King, consideration $350,
j E. P. Newsum to W. E. New
sum, 1 lot, King, consideration
$75.00.
I J. Sam East to J. T. I'vrtle,
51 acres, consideration $450.00.
James Hicks to Henry Glide
well, 03 acres, consideration
sii; >;).(;( I.
J. E. James to John R. Lackey,
one lot. Walnut Cove, considera
tion $500.00.
(). N. Petree to A. W. Davis,
1 lot, Walnut Cove, considera
tion SIOO.OO.
L. Wall to J. T. Dodson,
ill) acres, consideration SBOO.OO.
J. R. Lackey to T. J. Coving
tor., 1 lot, Walnut Cove, con-'
sideration $400.00.
J. W. R. Riersor. to R. T. J. I
East, 122 1-2 acres, consiJera-1
tion SIBOO.OO.
O. N. Swanson to V. T. Eaton.
32 acres, consideration $963.00.
O. N. Swanson to F. M. Eaton,
2S acres, consideration $855.00.
J. Spot Taylor to J. D. Hum
phreys. 1-4 acre, consideration
SBOO.OO.
Celia M. Lawson to M. H.
Robertson. 24 1-4 acres, con-1
sideration $121.00.
Our Chance in Case
91 a Possible War
If this great nation is at the!
mercy of any invader, as some
former army officers are saying,
why is it that three real invaders
Russia, France and Great Bri
tain—are unable to crush poor
little Turkey and capture Con
stantinople right otT the reel?
They are on the ground. A great
ocean does not lie between them
and their feeble prey, yet the
road to Constantinople, short as
it is, is no joy ride.
New York and Boston are de
fended by better and heavier
guns than the Turks possess. In
spite of all that our alarmists say,
a hundred thousand soldiers can
be landed quickly or easily at
any unprotected point along our
coast.
Ocean transports need ocean
1 ports. Before an invading army
can be landed in this country, a
suitable port must be captured.
No great power except the
British empire can drive our navy
from the seas, and we hold Cana
da as a hostage for peace in that
I quarter. War with great Great
! Britain is the remotest of all pos
sibilities. With her neutral, no
i other power or combination of
powers could get near us except
in the P'nillippines. We are to
have combined army and naval
maneuvers near New York this
summer. Let the experiment be
tried of landing troops from
ocean-going ships at some unde-
I fended point along our coast and
let the newspaper reporters see
it done. When the time is re
corded and the number of
men landed is counted, we will
stop worrying about finding an
army of a hundred thousand
horse, foot and artillery dumped
on our coast overnight. If an
army did land in this way at
some unprotected point and a
storm came up, it would starve
iin a week. No foreign power
' will ever take the risk.
Our army system should be re-
I formed by doing away with in
terior posts. Our regulars should
!be kept where they can do the
most good and our milita
system needs reorganization; but
these things do not entail added
expenditures, they simply call
for the honest and wise spending
of the present appropriation of a
quarter of a billion dollars a year
for defense. That is a large sum
—more than this country ever
spent in the time except in time
of war—and we should be getting
better results if a tithe of what
some of our retired army and
navy officers say is true.--New
York Commercial.
Restored to Good Health,
"I was sick for four years with
stomach trouble," writes Mrs.
Otto (ians, Zanesville, Ohio.
"I lost weight and felt so weak
that I almost gave up hope of
being cured. A friend told me
about Chamberlain's Tablets,
and since using two bottles of
| them I have been a well woman."
! For sale by all dealers.
THE DANBURY REPORTER
WHAT CATARRH IS
It has been said th.it every third ;
person has catarrh in some form.
Science has shown that nasal catarrh !
often indicates a general weakness I
of the body; and local treatments in j
the form of snuffs and vapors do little, |
if any good.
To correct catarrh you should treat its
cause by enriching your blood with th - j
oil-food in Scott's Emulsion which u a j
medicinal food and a liuildins-tonic, fre •
from alcohol or any harmful dru>f. Try it.
Scott St Bowue. Uloutiitidd. N. J.
Mizpah News Items.
Mizpah, June 5. —The farmers
through this section are about
through planting their tobacco
and were well phased with the \
favorable season?.
The health of this community
is very good at this writing.
A good many people were very
much disappointed as there was'
not any preaching at Haw Pond
Saturday night and Sunday. Do
not know why the preacher did
not fill his appointment.
We are glad to know that lit
tje Misses Mamie and Marybell
Carroll are so they can be up
again.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Carroll
J spent Sunday with Mrs. Carroll
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. O.
Hall.
Misses Minnie Fowler, Mattie
and Roy Fowler spent Sunday at
Mr. Thomas Ferguson's.
Mr. and Mrs. 'i. W. Gordon
I spent Sunday with Mrs. Gordon's
i parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. John
son.
Mr. S. L. Johnson is having a
new feed barn built.
Those who visited Misses Sadie
and Gertrude Carroll Sunday
were Misses Primmie and Pearl
Holland; Messrs. Frank Floyd,
Chester Smith, Rudy Lewis, Bii
! ley Tatum. Carey Darneil, Merlie
jand Harold Neal.
-Miss Effie Johnson spent Sat
urday night and Sunday with
Miss Mamie Hairston.
jMr. T. W. kallam, Local
Attorney, Starts Action
In Superior Court for
SIO,OOO.
A damage suit entitled T. W r .
Kallam vs. Mck. R. Smith has
been instituted in the Superior
Court at Winston wherein the
plaintiff i 3 suing for the sum of
SIO,OOO, alleging that thedefend
ant made remarks defamatory to
his character and injured his
business.
The plaintiff was licensed to
practice law in 1909 in this State,
and from that date up to Feb
ruary 15, 1915, he practiced his
profession in the town of Pilot
Mountain.
The plaintiff alleges that the de
fendant made remarks to a num
ber of people defamatory to his
character, causing him to lose
! business, he alleges that he des
: troyed his business which he had
taken five years to build up.
i Mr. Kallam is now residing in
Winston.
•
j
Rev. Robert George, of Fran
cisco, was among Dan bury's
visitor's Monday.
Thirty-Six For 25 Cents,
Dr. King's New Life Pills are
now supplied in well-corked glass
bottles, containing 30 sugar coat
ed white pills, for 25 cents. One
pill with a glass of water before
retiring is an average dose. Easy
and pleasant t> take. Effective
and positive in results. Cheap
and economical to use. Get a
bottle today, take a dose tonight
your Constipation will be re
lieved in the morning. 30 for
125 c., at all Druggists.
JASPER J. MOSER.
Jasper Moser was born Dec.
20, and died May 23. .1913,
aged 31 years, 5 months and 3
days. He had been a member of
the Methodist church at Palmyra
for many years, and was a most
earnest Christian: he was deeply
pious, spiritually minded, and
consistent in hi 3 CI ristian life.
He loved the church of his choice
and loved a!! of God's people in
any and all of the churches,
wherever he met them. There
was the largest crowd of people
at old Plmyra church to attend
his funera'. the writer has seen
•
in a long time on such an occas
ion. May God's rich blessing be
| upon the sorrowing ones.
E. J. POE.
AIRS. MA LIN DA MOSER.
Mrs. Malinda Moser was born
April 1, KS, and died May 27.
1913, aged 77 \ears, 1 month and
2«> days. She was a member of
Palmyra Methodist Church for
long years and lived a most
earnest, faithful and consistent
Christian till the close of her
earthly pilgrimage. She would
'often speak faith in -lesus Christ
jar.d her hopes of Heaven and
1 would get happy and shout the
| praises of iod. She said before
she died that she was going
home.
E. J. POE.
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now when your time is out. The
paper is not sent to any person
unless paid for in advance.
Watch the label on your paper,
and send in your subscription
promptly if you want the paper
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1 Address,
REPORTER.
Danbury, N. C.
Billious Attacks.
When you have a billious at
tack your liver fails to perform
its functions. You become con
stipated. The food you eat fer
ments in your stomach instead
of digesting. This inflames the
stomach and causes nausea,
vomiting and a terrible headache.
Take Chamberlain's Tablets.
They will tone up your liver,
clean out your stomach and you
will soon be as well as ever.
They only cost a quarter. For
sale by all dealers.
NOTICE.
Having qualified as executor of
J. D. (lordon deceased late of
Stokes County, N. C. this is to
notify all persons havine: claims
against the estate of said deceas
ed, to exhibit them to the under
signed at Pilot Mountain, N. C.
on or before the 11th day of .June,
191ti, or this notice will be plead
in bar of their recovery. All per
sons indebted to said estate will
please make payment immediate
ly.
0. E. SNOW.
Executor J. D. Gordon.
j This is the BEST Saw Mill
T|ie
i f&jfcjjgL Twentieth
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i;utirimtci*il.
HV 111; iK i ■ tlu-jj* \;i I'l.'i 1 >!•■ lull foci I;i ml
center frii'tloli mills hi tln*
best tested iu:itori:i|s tlii'iiiiuliiii:t.
Stool lio.'ltllilnt'ks illlit r;|li|o i|l'i\r.
INiiiiiiluif.il.
Write for descriptive t ;11;iI.of till
sizes of SilW mills, |i|;it|or«, tvs.i\\r«.
I fllpM's, etc.
i I. A. Vance & Co., Winston-Salem, N. C.
CALOMEL WHEN BILIOUS? NO! STOP!
MAKES YOU SICK AND SALIVATES
"Dion's Liver Tone" Is Harmless To
Clean Your Sluggish Liver
and Bowels.
T'uli! C'aloinel v"u sUk. Tt'#>
horn'tli'! Take a lme of tin- ilaniron'Ud
ilnii; tonight ainl toriiurrmv you in.iy io-e
a (lav's work.
( jloinrl is mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis of tin- bones.
( aiofncl, vln-n it comes into contact
w th sour hilo cra>lies into it. lirtakinj;
i" lip. I liis is when you feel that au tul
nau.--a ami i-rntiipiiijf. If vmi an- .-luu
oi.-'i .1 n>J "all khin'Ucil out." ii ymir
i:S'r i- li>r|>il ami Imwi-I- coti*ti|Mtiil
! yuu huvc heuil.irhe, i|i/./itn'». vna'fil
t.uijiii'. if hrr.itlt i- h.i'l nr Mmiiaeii s-.iit.
>: :ry :i s|mful of harm!•— lini|«niiV
I.ivcr ioiiv on my guarantee.
Money Back Next Day
Hamlin & Co., Danville, Va.
make a specialty of Chicker.s, Eggs and
Butter. If you are a shipper of produce and
fruits, write us to put you on our mailing list.
WE NEVER MISLEAD VOL' by quoting the
market higher than it is. Buy by our quota
tions ar.d you will make money. Sales made,
check and empties returned within 24 hours.
Try us with \our next shipment.
Hamlin & Co., Danville, Va.
The Harvest Season in Full Blast
at Slokes Hardware and
Furniture Company.
Johnson Mowers, Binders and Rakes.
A big complete stock of repairs of all
kinds for all makes Mowers and Binders.
Pure Sisal Binder Twine 10c. per pound.
G h. C. Shutt Grain Cradles.
See us now and get what vou need. We have every
thing for the home and farm.
STOKES HWD. & FURNITURE CO.
P. T. HARRINGTON. Prop.
Walnut Cove, - - • • North Caro.
Ipj Originated in. 1887
II -jj • The Jfaofinjf with
JK Jrffi iP' ,^ȣ^ redw of Service
5 I CORTRIGHT
This record for durability, without lenks, repairs, or other common roof
troubles, has attracted many imitators. If the shingle offered you looks liki
"CORTRIGHT", don't let it go at that, but look for the stamp on th *
corrugation at the top of the shinglo "CORTRIGHT REG. U. S. PAT.
OFFICE."—It is put there for your protection. Use ii!
For Sale by
R. H. R. BLAIR, Danbury, N. C.
TO THE PUBLIC
ONE AND ALL.
The Hardbank Store of W. P. NELSON Is
THE BUSY STORE.
We are now chock full up with new and up-to-date
styles of merchandise-= Men's and Ladies' Hats of
all kinds. Men's and Ladies 1 Slippers and Shoes of
all kind*, Dress Goods of all kinds and so on.
You can find most anything you want in this
up-to-date store. Yours for business,
jW. P. NELSON, Danbury, N. C. R.
Here's my guaranty—(lo to any drug
store iiml get a .>ll rent bottle of Dod
aijn'H l.iver lone. Take a spoonful and
if it doesn't straight) l !! you right »|»
and make ynu feel lii>>* ami vigorous 1
want ynu tn r» hack to the 81 or,' autf
get your money. l)od son's Liver Tone
is destroying tii«' sale of calomel because
it is real liver i«-in»-: entirely vege
table, therefore it can not salivate or
make you siik.
I snianritiv that one spoonful of Divi
sion's l.iver Tone will put your sluggisli
liver to work ainl clean your bowels of
that smir Idle and constipated wad to
which is clueMinjr your sy-lem and mak
ing v.m feel miserable. I guar:intv that
a hot T le of I»"• 1 -IITI"- l.iver Tone will
keep your entire family feeling line for
months, fiive it to ymir children. It in
harmless; doe.-u't gripe and they like it*
pleasant taste.