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Vol. XI. MOCKSVILLE. N. C. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 16. 1909. No. 19.
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A Good Showing For Dixie.
Do you know that the South 's agri
cultural productisns now exceed the
to lal value of the agricultural out
put of the United Stages, in 188
and are almost as great in value as
the total of the United States in
1890?
Do you know that the South is
mining more than twice as much
bituminous coal as the United States
mined in 1880?
Do you know that the Southerp
railroads must spend $2,000,000,COO
in ten years to provide facilities
needed in Southern growth?
- Do you know that the most com
prehensive and remarkable ware
housing system in the world is in
operation in a Southern town?
Do you know that the South is
building two of the most remarkable
railroads ever constructed in Ameri
ca, and that one of them is the most
unique ever built in the world?
Do you know that the South is no iv
spending $20,000,000 in building cot
ton mills?
Do you know that the Steel Cor
poration having $50,000,000 invested
in Alabama is carrying out vast im
provements which will add immense
ly to the prosperity of the whole
South?
Do you know that good roads,
which mean more for agricultural
prosperity than anything else before
the public, are being built all over
the South as never before at a cost
of many millions of dollars?
Do you know that all of the pres
ent development of the railroad and
industrial work in the South is only
the revival of what was being done
prior to 1860 on a relatively still
large-' 'Jaale v;hich shows the inborn
trait of Southern people to turn to
industrial interests?
Do you know that the South lost
by emigration between 1865 and 1900
about 2,500,090 of its own white pe -p'e,
and that this was a far greater
loss than the ruin and destruction by
war?
Do you know that this drain has
largely stopped, and that Southern
men AfJd boys are now finding more
avenues of employment at home than
elsewhere?
Do you know that the tide of in
vestment of American and foreign
capital and the movement of popula
tion is turning southward as never
before, and that wonderful things
are in store for this section?
Do vou know that the biggest im
migration movement in the country's
history is going on in Texas, where
about 200,000 people a year are set
tling, coming in from the North and
West, and that this movement of
population is tending to other South
ern States as well as to Texas?
Do you know that though the
value of the South's cotton crop with
s-d is between $700,000,000 and
IfdOO.OOO.OOO a year, that value is less
"than a third of the total value of the
South's annual agricultural produc
tion? Do you know that, with a popula
tion less by 2,000,000 or 4,000.000
than what the total population of
the United States was in 1860, the
wealth of the South is $5,000,000,000
greater than the total wealth of the
whole country in 1860? Manufac
turers Record.
The old Gaither store building is
being remodeled, new floors and ceil
ings being put in. When completed,
it will be a first-class business house.
The two new store buildings will be
completed some time this year, which
makes three more store buildings for
this city.
Lame back comes on suddenly
and is extremely painful. It is
"caused by rheumatism of the mus
cles. Quick relief is afforded by
applying Chamberlain's Liniment.
Sold by C. C. Sanford Sons Co.
Up Against It.
Beggar Say, mister, would youse
give a pore feller a dime ter save
his life?
Stranger I should say not. I'm
an undertaker. Chicago D. News.
When a cold becomes settled in
the system, it will take several
days' treatmet.t to cure it, and the
best remedy to use is Chamberlain's
Coagn Remedy. It will cure quick
er than any other, and also leaves
the system in a na'ural and heal
thy condition. Sold by C C. Situ
Fashion's Foppish Fools.
James Larkin Pearson.
J would like awful well to be the
fool-killer lor about a thousand
years. My first duty in that ca
pacity would be to grab up the
ged of fashion by the nape of the
necjj and the lKsom of the breech
es and slam him against the shrink
ing face of nature so hard it would
raise blisters on the bottom of the
Dead Sea. Then I would go over
the earth with a fine-tooth comb
and gather into a pile those inier
copic mites of mortality who have
spent their little lives fawuiug at
the feet of fashion. I would rip
their regulation rags otf of their
foppish frames, dress them in de
cent duds and put them to work.
The willing workers are the peo
ple who produce the wealth of the
world; and they are seldom known
to get above their business. But
the pampered plutocrats those
slimy social vampires who are too
infernal lazy to do an honest day's
work, and who steal the life-blood
from the veins of labor they have
formed a compact to make labor
dishonorable, and to outltw the
very foundation of human exist
auce. The young man who works
for an honest living, and whose
wardrobe cannot boast a score of
"evening suits" and a dozen high
silk hats, is not allowed to bow
and scrape among the "best peo
pie" of the town. The modest type
writer girl who works in the of
fice of the millionaire, although
her soul is as pure and spotless as
the beautiful snow, cannot associ
ate as an equal with her employ
er's dancing, dope eating, disrepu
table daughter, in whose eyes lie
the sinister shadows of tLe prim
rose path.
I freely admit that working peo
ple are not the equals of the kid
glove push, but they are ten thous-
Land times the superior of those
graceless, good-for-nothing, gold
worshiping slaves of sensuality and
sin.
Just why these poor, miserable
mud-lizzards of "saw siety" should
call themselves the "best people"
is a puzzle, unless they have refer
ence to their superior skill and ac
complishments in all the low-down
devil begotten dissipations of mod
ern life.
The silk-hatted scion of society
will turn up his nose at the solid
old farmer who drives into town
with a load of produce, and I'll
bet a dollar you could scrape e
nough material from under the old
farmer's toe-nails to make a dozen
better men than the society sprout.
Much as can be said in condem
natiou of the pantaloon racks of
"society," I believe the petticoat
racks are still worse. There is a
limit to the amount of gew-gaws
that a man caa get fastened onto
hjs festive frame, but if any such
limit applies to the other horn of
the human dilemma it has not yet
been discovered. I have seen wo
men with a whole dry goods store
flopping around them as they walk
ed the streets, while a buggy wheel
trimmed with feather beds set bal
anced on their pondeious pompa
dours. Again I have seen these
same "women' at a society blow
out, and, before God, I had to
look twice to see if they had on
anything at all.
With the exception of fops and
dudes, men have adopted a very
sensible form of dress, and they
stick to it fairly well. But with
the woaien it is different. They
never know one minute what the
fashion will be the next. When
they go to bed at night they lie
awake racked with mortal fear lest
all their glad rags may be out of
date before morning. If a man
buys the queeu of his realm a new
head-piece, he hap. to run like a
scared turkey to get home with it
before the fashion changes. ;
And so, brethren, I pronounce
this whole fad. following business
fino iriflut irv-Atn crliii'innM nnnit!
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Are now getting in their Holiday goods. Such
as Toys, Dolls, Vaces and lots of other things which
makes nice presents. And we have some nice
bargins in Dry Good, Notions, Hats Caps, Shoes,
Underwear for Men Ladies and Children. A
nice quality of Tan and Blue Broad Cloth 54 in.
wide for 80c, per yard. Other good as cheap
as the cheapest.
Be sure to come to see us, before you buy, for
we will certainly save you money.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA ) Commissioners Office
COUNTY OF DAVIE. ) Oct 4th, 1909.
Notice is hereby given that a petition has been filed in this office for a
change in the public road in G arksville township, that leads from J. F.
Frost's to Courtney. The distance to be changed is about 200 yards, from
a point at the crook of the road near the upper side of a field through to
the meadow near the creek, and to be on the line in the division of land
and running on Frost land only. The same will come up for our consider
ation on 1st Monday in Dec, 1909. If any objection, let it be heard then.
By ?rder of the Board of Commissioners of Davie Conntv, N Carolina.
This Oct. 25, 1909. J. f. MOORE,
Clerk of Board.
NORTH CAROLINA)
DAVIE COUNTY.
W. K. Clemeut and Kerr M. Ciement Executors of W. B. Clement,
Dec'd, against M. M. Clement, W. G. Clement, et al.
In pursuance o in order of the Superior Court of Davie county, made
by A. T. Grant, C. J. C, in the above entitled cause, we will re-sell at the
court house door in Mocksville, Davie county, N. C, on Saturday, the
20th day of November, 1909, at 12 o'clock, m to the highest bidder at
public auction, to make assets to pay debts, the following land3 sitnate in
Mocksville townshin Davip nmintv M C. onrl ii"t ri lrs Ana mil sf 4-Us
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; court house, adjoining the lands of
j tne nortn, jonn li. uiement on the west, M. D. Brown and W. R. Clem
'.. ent on the east, by the new Statesville public road'on the south, and known
' as the "Knight place," containing 80 acres more or less.
Terms of Sale: Seventy-five dollars of purchase money to be paid in
cash, balance on a credit of 6 months, secured by bond with approved se
icurity. Title reserved until the purchase money is paid in full. This
i Oct. 18th. 1909. W. K. Clement and Kerr M. Clement.
By Jacob btewart, Attorney.
McELWEE'S
PLANTERS' WAREHOUSE
We feel that our record for high
I prices made last year will induce the
farmers to sell their tobacco with us
igain. We are better prepared than
aver before to make your tobacco
Sring as much here as anywhere, and
Are are always on the floor for that
purpose. Our manufacturers and
! buyers have to have it. Here it-
A'here they want it. This being your
' learest market and prices being as
good here, accomodations, dry stalls,
etc., we know you can't do better.
So bring us your tobacco. Albert
Matlock is our auctioneer and holds
to a pile as long as there is a chance
for another bid. You can leave home
me day and get back next without
being hard on your stock. You can
iepend on us doing our best for you
it all time?. Very truly,
PLANTERS' WAREHOUSE,
Statesville, N. C.
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Office over Baity's Store, If
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OF GREENSBORO, N. C.
Expert Physician, Surgeon and Specialist,
Will visit Mocksville, N. C, on Wednesday, November 24th,at Mocks
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Notice of Re-Sale.
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W. R. Clement and W. A. Griffin on
Ex'rs of W. B. Clement, Dec'd.
FALL GOODS.
Our Fall line of Clothing.
Hats and Shoes will embrace
all the newest and ast
styles. What we can't sup
ply no other store in this sec
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ware, furniture and farm
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