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! trot' with (!;( l;..iinl and clutcheu
the rope df lliv struggling kit
with the -it lief!
The Iik' w.rs an especially tall
oui', liiL- r than the nearby
houctps, in f siot. and as the
tranches were not obligingly sit
uated the bov concluded to wait
until lie was discovered. While
he fcj 5iit tlic afternoon in the
cold, all kinds of rumors were
mulling his home. One was to
the effect that ttcorge was seen
flying over the Sehuykill in tow
of the kite, while others were
that he was going in the direc
tion of Chestnut hill.
His relatives and hoy compan
ions scoured the hill and woods
nntil near nightfall, and finally
James iSroguu ,n neighbor, who
was making a tdiort cut over the
hills, heard his cry for help and
rescued him from the tree by
means of spliced ladders.
Thy boy was blue from cold
and his hands and body were cut
anil bruised. lie was taken home
and Dr. R. IV Lenta was called
iu to attend him.
Notica of Stockholders Meeting.
The regular annual meeting of
the shareholders of The Surry
fiuHP.ty Loan and Trust Company
will be held at ten o'clock Wed
nesday morning January IS, l'Jil
Geo. I). Fawcett,
See.
f Stockholders Meeting
A'ular animal meeting of
m
icholdcis of The First
mnk of Mount Airv
rrfl be h-dd at ten o'cloek Tues-
elay nioniwg ..annnrv 10, 1!)11.
T. O. Fawcett,
Cashier.
Judga Walker Dead.
Rochester, Minn., Dec. 2D.
vuue new n aitier, oi cnatia-
i(iTiu T'fin iifw? at nnAn 4 rsl a
St. Mary'i hospital. The
""588 taken south by hia son,
V o 1 L- s T
ATS im(i 4
!.is mac iii
ffyo a fence !v
Alter success) nil v notrotli-tinir
the course oi Martin was
blown far to the south of the
field, where he narrowly escaped
disaster several times among the
high wires and trees. By skill
ful maneuvering of his machine
he finally tacked back to the
course and the crash came as he
was trying to make a landing.
Two or three thousand men
and women were within a few
feet of him when he dashed into
tlie wire fence just in front of
the grandstand. Latham was in
front of the judges' box when
Martin brought his machine? to
earth.
Latham saw the danger and
rushing out, caught hold of the
i midline and desperately tried to
turn it nway from the fence, but
miscalculated its speed and was
dashed to the ground. The run
ning gear of the machine, which
weighs IMM) pounds, missed Lath
am's face only by a few inches,
and Martin and his biplane sped
into the fence with force enough
to break the iron posts upon
which the wire was stretched
Martin was hurled over the fence
but was unhurt.
Hospitab For Insane A3k $190,
000 Incease.
Kaloifli, Dec. 20. The annual
report of the state board of char
ities recommends to the general
assembly that the appropriation
for the maintenance of the three
state hospitals for the insane lie
increased from $." b",(KH) to 685,
Od;), ami insists that there should
be additional room provided at
the Raleigh hospital and at the
(Jold.sboro hospital for negroes.
The board wants a .",()) re
ceiving building provided where
special oases can be received, and
specially treated by experts.
The board recommends a pa
role board to relieve the gover
nor of the pardon burden.
nt.-i mm cum mi
V YiAto a fence hv V 20-ini e-
livestock, two branches of farm
ing of particular importance iu
W A ... ... I . I 1 . 1
"I'su'rn .orin e aroima, nut ne
! J1" aI1 .igriculturli.d.
ir. Mason is to work in c -operation
with the North Caro
lina Cn ..;i'ssii.!ier vi Airrictltun
ami the I'nited States Agricultur
al Department, and with all other
agencies iu advancing the farm
. A a i
... .i ui ... iu.v.
important leature ot las wor
feature of his work;
will be co-operation with Mr. M.
A. Hayes, Agent of Land and In
dustrial Department of the
Southern Railway, with head
quarters at Ilarrisburg, I'a., who
is devoting special attention toj
soliciting farm settlers for West
ern North Carolina. Mr. Mason
will visit all such new settlers
and advise them as to the lines
along which they can work to
the best advantage in their new
homes.
Two and a Half Million are IIuii
gy in China.
Washington, Dec. 2!. An af
fecting picture of the ravages of
the famine in China is afforded
by a report to the state depart
ment by the American consul at
Nanking, enclosing extracts from
the Shanghai newspapers. The
consul says that the famine is
even more severe than that of
three years ago, since it affects
a larger territory (seven counties
in the northern part of the prov
ince Anbui Kiangu(, and a
greater population, in this case
numbering 2,500,000 persons.
The famine is owing' to serious
floods last summer, which utterly
destroyed the autumn crops. The
roads are filled with refugees
who, in many cases in their des
peration, are robbing and plun
dering the villages where food
stuffs and medley are to be found
Death in Roaring Fire.
may not result from tho work of
firebugs, but often severe burns nre
caused that make a quick neel for
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the quickest
surest cure for burns, wounds, bruis
es, bolls, soroa.' It subdues Inflama
Uon. It kills pain. It soothes and
beals. Drives off skin eruptions, ul
cers or piles. Only tic at E. II
!$? $S? 0$
iS sSx
Rhtvmat.aui it a spivie hloo.
! oi inv circuiA'ioa irom an excess oi
in the M(m! Strega. Th: utatie imtmtitv c
areault f oMtatipatioN. vrtfik kid'itva,
av.u g.n-.uiiancM, men' s vsu-ei x :i
ol uire.J Jtvanty or of lang u ir.it;. n, nut c... a a tllrett
effect oa th ttiannati va i:iou,b--t of t!w? bidy. w!i cli i-rcrer-.U
the proper romoral of thj wikte pr-.k:i.ts. Tiiu rei'asj re
main in tke itomnch anJ 1mjv.-!s, and souri;: fi.rins nric
acid, wliich the Llood quickly al sor-iis.
Rheumatism is usually run f-yte l in ta.- j.iH.i anil
muscles. It i here iU s'aar'K-st twinges of p...n nr? (vlt. al
stifftnin? of Hjaiuants anJ U-udjns first c-'iii-nfjce. The
paiu of Rheumatism U caused by the contact f th eivory
nerTCA with the gritty, acrid formation wMdi urio acid c safe's
to accuruulat in the corpuscles of
ening of uiuscles and joints is nsu.illv gr-'bial. C-intantly the blood
riepoiita the uric acid into tlic j.-iuts, an 1 sluv'v the mtural fl iids are dried
Dp and destroyed. Then K lieu in itism foc-coaies c!n ine anJ serious. Rheuma
RHEUMATISM TORTY YEARS.
I a(r wllb lnat for
long- tluaa, unit pUmtr l f It to u
frleuU r. d7 k to I J ma tntry
S.S.S. I did , mad loon four.i
It wMki'.plB u, I hd rlMimt.
tl;n far mora tha furly y-iui,
hlr eeatraet4 it in tb nrir y,
bat . 8. 8 eurt mo auai.U uu 1
wall, and haa bad is roturn cf
taatroubla. I think ti.S.S. baa nu
aqaal for eartaf rhaumatiam.
7HC8. POTTS.
Ill Mala t., Jahiinton City., Pa.
throbbing muscles and painful joints, and filtcs out of the circulation the
irritating matter which causes every painful symptom of the disease. When
th1 blocd has been purified and enriched by S.S.S , it nourishes the different
members that have been weakened an 1 st.it because of imperfect blood.
Book on Rheumatism and any medical advice free to all wlio write.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
Wilmington Orders Compulsory, elay at the prosor.t time there are
Vaccination. I12G case8 of smallpox iu Wiiminp
"Wilmington, Jan. 2. At a;ton ifc "'e confiaea noarly alto-
meetirig of the hoard of alder-1
nu n held this afte rr.ooii, e-oiiipiil-' f,ir t,lpre ,ia1 t loath
sory vaccination was onh roil for from tlie ili'asc. The au
dio city of Wilmm-rton and City ' tlioritif.s found that it was a rare
Superintendent of Health Acker-. tllin fur a ,u'Kr' to he vaccinat
um., was instructed to employ allK ompelleii to do ho nZltiX?Zl$X
assistance needed to carry out decided that the only way to pre
the orders of the hoard. An ap-!Vl',lt disease from spreading
propriatiem of $10,fMX) was made! wa order compulsory vaccina-
to employ special officers to
guard houses where there is small!
Ih)x. A guard will be placed at i
the frotit and hack of each r.'fd-
dence and day and night guards!
will be kept on duty. The su-
mm
firniR-nutn--:.. u s mrin-
tine aci nrevrn'i U:i"
le-j t v..i..y 11
1 1. ill .l lil V.oiH-
,
!! TV 'V. :.i
rv'i; .a: il'. v.nr r.i-t b
tin - IK.:h! a'..-ut tlic j int:
The still-
tism iss'iiiK-ti:..i! iaheiitcd, (or like all
bl 1 diseases it cart be transmitted to
ofi'sprmg. This explains why some
pe: - :i are aHlicted with the disease,
an 1 si;!ler it i pains, ho have otherwise
I. cm perfectly hejlthv.
H i'.H. cures !1 lit Muiatism and cures
it permanently. It goes into the circu
latiuti, and removes the uric acid
puriCcs the blood, and iu this way
ileftroys te cause. S. S. S. change?
the blood from a sour, acid-steepetl
stream to a rich, healthy fluid, which
Quiets the excited nerves, eases the
gather to 1 1 e negro sections. So
tion.
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PACKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
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Notice.
P,y virtue f an onicr cf the S
perior Couri of .Surry County aa Coi
nilssiom r an! Adin. of Jojin
Matthew a C.v d. I will pll at publ
auction oa tin- jiremisea on SaturJ.i
the 4th i!ay of February 1911 at or
o'clock j. :a. the following real e
t;'.te to v. .t lyijig in Sur.-y County
C.
1st. tract adjoining M. L. Matthew
T. F. KeeveB L. K. and C. C. Ma
thews l-eini; the homo place of sai
John T. Matthews deed, ctmtainir
acres more or less.
2nd trait adjoining the nbov
tra t C. H. Mooney a. J. Atkinso
L. K. and C. C. Mattho vs and othei
containing 70 acres more or less.
The above land will be sold sul
Joct to the widows dower and th
homojtcad right of the minor bein
Terms of sale 1-2 cash 1-4 in si
months ami the remainder in 1
months, said land will bo sold fc
assetts to pay debts.
This December 30th 1910.
C. C. Matthews,
Comr. and Admr.
Demand CREMO for your mil!
cow. Accept no substitute. Yot
will make serious mistake i:
you do. Your retail Merchnn
will supply you.
Administrators Notice.
Having qualified as Adrnlnistrato
on the estate of W. D. Hay more, dec
notice is hereby given to all partiei
owinR the estate to make lmmedlati
payment to save cost, and all per
.-oiis holding claims against the es
tate to present them properly prOTei
In the time prescribed by law oi
this notice will be plead in bar o
their collection.
This Jan. 3. 1911.
V. It. Haymore,
Adm. W. D. llaymoro, dee
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