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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS. J. E. Weisner, Paul Fulton and Harry Petree, popular knights of the grip, were visitors here today. A line cow belonging to R. C. Mounce, keeper of the county home, was killed by lightning Tuesday night. .bis. M. Taylor, of the Meadows section, is reported seriously ii! at his home near Meidows. P. C. Campbell lost a horse Monday of this week. i Miss Mazie Vernon will leave tomorrow for Chape! l!i!l to at trn'! summer school. Miss Mary Martin returned Saturday from a visit to Winston and lireensl'oro. j' Mrs. «eorge Sullivan, of Lex ington, is visiting Mrs. Odell 1' Jones. 1 1 •James .Joyce and Paul Crist j have I'een encaged for the past 1 ' two weeks constructing a like on 1 the branch just north of bury. , Tnurman I). Martin, of Dan- I bury, whs holds a position as j book-keeper with the Atlantic j Pitulithic Co., is stationed at'; «;» lax, Va., where that company ! is engaged in road-building. I>. D. Smith, who is preparing ! to develop a summer resort near ' Hanging Rock, was a visitor here | j Friday. Mr. Smith is making his • headquarters in Winston-Salem, ij i ] To Invoke License ; | Psnalliss Hug. l.ii While a number of professional 1 iicensts required under the Revenue Act of tiie State have i been issued, there are still avast, number of persons liable for this license who have not made j applications, according to state-: ments from the ollice of the Com- • missioner of Revenue this week, j These licenses shou'd have been applied for prior to June 1. l."n- j 1 less applications are received and taxes are paid before August I, j the twenty per cent penalty will be invoked. Section 9(> of the Revenue Act, provides in part as follows: "If after sixty days from the' first day of June any person, firm j or corporation is found to be, carrying on any business or practicing any profession for, for which a license is required by this act without such license, it shall be the duty of the deputies to demand the immediate pay l ment of the tax, with an addition al penalty of twenty per centum (the said penalty not to exceed ten dollars in any one case) as penalty for failure to procure said license before engaging in such business or practicing such pro fession, as required by this ,act; and in default of such immediate payment the Commissioner of Revenue shall certify the same to the sheritl' of the county in which said delinquent lives or has his place of business, when such sherilF shall have power, and it shall be his duty to levy upon any personalty or real estate owned by such person, firm or, corporation, and sell the same for the payment of said tax, penalty, and costs, in the same manner as provided by lhw for levy and sale of property for collection of oiher taxes, and if sufficient property is not found it shall be his duty to swear out a warrant before some justice of the peace of his county for the violation of | this act." | Mrs. Margaret lawson Dies Suddenly Mrs. Margaret Lawson, wife of W. P. Lawson, of the Lawson ville saction, died Tuesday at about 12 o'clock suddenly, having previously been in her usual health. Her death w 9 a great shock tc the community. The dectased, who was about ~>o years of age, is survived by her husband and ten children, besides her father, three sisters and three brothers. The interment was held Wed* ne«dav at the family burying ground, Elder Watt Tuttle, of Meadows, preaching the funeral.. A large crowd was in attendance at the burial services. I FOR SALE I 10** Rent. I ■I ■WI'II'III 11 IIM'HI .inn NT "Large grain and tobacco farm, m §| splendid grain farm, threshed 800 J bushels of grain this season, large II enough for 4 horses and tractor, jl almost 1(H) acres in one field, good fl opportunity for right party." Call | ji on or write to— H i FA. C. STEWART, H KSjyiw (iRIiENSKORO, N. C. SAI.K OK !,AXI) KOK TAXKS. (til the i:.Monday iu .A l'.rj:;, i will oll'cr tor sale to 'he !. iu ! V.der, ;>» ;lu- court house !• rin ['anbury, X. the followinf* l.i. telephone lines, etc., for tiiNi-s due on them for the year ll'L'l : ilijr ("nek Telephone Co., I'iff ('reek township, line S 2.-11 1: C. Humphrey.-, Mi.i«i>ws. . v acres, 23.04 t >, \V. Maliv, Meadows, ;>2 !ti iv, . r >.l3 Jim Malic, Meadows, 32 acres, 10.T • Alex Merritt, «Ift-'.i.. Meadi .vs. 2 arr"s 2.32 Henry K. Joyce. cel., Meadows, '52 a':r 27• • Miss 1.i11.i Campbell. Peer's Crock, 10 :u res, J. G. Mai'", P'ler's Crick. .">7 aires. 21 55 .'no. W. Williams, Peter's Creek, (53 aires 24.">1 Jesse Wood, Peter's Creek, (5(1 acres 12.7 i K. 1.. Hall, Petiv's Creek, (13 aires 10.12 S. J. Shelton. 1". C., Peter's Creek. SO acres 4.43 T. J. Xunn, Quaker (lap. 2"! aires 110.02 i>;jr Creek Telephone Co, Quaker Gap, line, 8.-'..' J. I>. Martin. Sauratown, 5 aires 4.20 ('has. Morrison, Sauratown. 1 lot -1.34 ITedpei'oek & Joyce, Sauratown, 1 lot 1.81 A. 11. Wall, Sauratown, 1 lot 5.80 Fred Golden, col., Sauratown, 1 lot 4.30 \ ina I,ash Hairston, col.. Sauratovn, 0 acres, 3.07 tJoney Hairston, col.. Sauratown, 1 lot 3.32 Sallie Hamlin, .•01., Sauratown, 10 acres 4.80 1. L. Warren, col., Sauratown, 8 acres, 10.33 W. L. Fa'lin. I". C., Snow Creek, 38 1-2 acres 1 >7.157 Mrs. Delia Mooie. Yadkin, 1 lot 2.12 11. 1). TI'KPIV, Ex-Slierift of Stokes County. IBakerGuns For fifty ye art known to the trade as the best for tervice BATAVIA LEADER, Price $40.00 If your dealer cannot supply you we will send, trans portation charges paid, upon receipt of price. Send for BAKER BOOKLET describing the entire line. Baker Gun Company 253 CHURCH ST., NEW YORK CITY, N. Y. # THE DANBURY REPORTER. TOMMY T!LLEY SERIOUSLY INJURED Cheek Bone Is Broken When Tractor Engine Back-Fires and Crank Mits him On I lead. Tommy THU-v, the young son of Mr. ami -Mr- T. W. Till"), 01' Smith, war, -fri -usly 1 ■•in yester day while crail.ing a heavy tractor engine when i' back-fired and the crank struck 1 hrf on the head, breaking L) cV't'k hone and rendering I i -i unconscious for -0 minutes. Mr. Tilley was assi-ting in 0 cr.it ing a tractor on the rnaii that is being constructed between Campbell and Francisco when the accident occurred. Correction. Piiot Mt, Route 1. July 2-i. 1'.>23. Editor Reporter: I notice din the Reporter an advertisement of land, .V> acres advertised for sale. J want the people to lake notice that I have paid the taxes on this property also havi' the tax receipts and t • returned paiii check en dorsed by the SherilV of Stokes county. J'lease correct the mis take and give this a little space in the columns of your paper. DI). VEX A Bid-:. Just received car load extra clear sh ingles. THE BOYLES CO., King, N. C. P. S:-".Most Anything You Need. Uress goods and shoes a specialty. The Progressive Fanner : 'I. . 'AND- - The Danbury Reporter Both Paoers One Year For $2.00 * L>y special arrangement with the Progressive Farmer we are enabled for a limited time tosend that well known farm paper and the Reporter both one year for $2.00. The regular price of the papers is $2.50. If you are taking either or both papers you can have either or both extended a year from the time you are now paid up to. Don't fail to take advantage of this offer and save that much money. DANBURY REPORTER, Danburv, N. C. * 7 CUT OUT AND MAIL THIS COUPON DANBURY REPORTER, DANBURV, N. C. Enclosed And for Progressive Farmer and the Danbury Reporter both one year. NAME ADDRESS Please say whether or not you are already getting either paper. In case you are the sub= scription will be extended [ from the time it is already paid for. ! Revival Services Here. I A series of revival meetings ! opened here in the M. E. church ' Sunday night, pastor Marcus Tuttle being assisted by Rey. R.G. Tuttle,of Centenary Method ist church in Greensboro, who is preaching some strong sermons that are being very muchenjoyed by the large audiinces. The services will continue as 1 l ing i>* Sundav, and possibly • longer. Services are held every night and the public is cordially invited to come out. Protracted .Meeting At Vaden's School House Services will begin at Vaden's school house on the first Sunday night in August Itev .lohn I). ' Smith and Rev. C. >. Smith will preach the first week and Rev. J H. Smith, of Lexington, will conduct the services of the week following r'Thedfordri I BLACK 11 I Liyer | 1 „ Medicine , | ih HL JH ; c ™—■ ™ d i )h| (Vegetable) HI Orphan Class Sings Monday Sight The singing class of the Oxf jrd Orpharijfe will appear ' at the liaptist church in Walnut Co -; un Mondaj riitrht, -'Uly -iOth, at P. M. No admission \vi ! ! • char _• sd and ihe public i* invited to attend. Furniture and Stoves Complete Line Just Received. Iron Beds. Brass Bed./, Wood Beds, Dressers, Mattresses, Pillows. Side Hoards, Kitchen Cabi nets, Straight Chairs and Rockers, Parlor Suits and Dining Tables. Set us before you buy. Shore Mercantile Co, f : . K. Shore. Mgr. Kinur, N. C.
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