Yarikiimlle, Yadkin Connty N. C
Wednesday, May 10 1911.
No. 9
LoenL NBWB
—AVtienjtii looking fine.
— Mi. and Mi's. H. H, Miickie,
liut«d out on route 3 Sunday.
-Migg Lucy Fleming, wu visi
ting Miss Stella Reece yesterday.
—Mr. C. F. Dniiiiagau is erect
iug a 5 room dwelling on West
end.
—For Rale Cheap! A complete
Threshing outfit. Apply at this
office,
—The Yadkinville Telcplioue
Exchange will close hereafter at
jfcfXt P. M.
—Miss Kina Augeil of Boouville
was visiting in town the first of
the week.
—Mr. and Mrs. Heury B. James
art expected home from Galax
Ya., to-day.
—Robert Todd is improving
from au attact of pueumonia we
ate glad to aay.
—Mr. Ctrl P»u com# la Butiir
4i;«iglkt to spend • few days
fiMi kom folks.
•Him Martha Caruer is coufin
t ed to her room suffering with an
I attact of rheumatisim.
—Big line Men's, Youths and
Boys up-to-date Baits at Wilmoth
^ Hayes doling Oo. Elkin N. 0.
—A lot of $8.00 to $5.00 solid
gold rings, heavy, wide, only $2.50
to close. Hutchens, the Jeweler.
' The contract has been let for
the erection of a bridge at the fol ks
of Forbush creek, six miles East
of town.
-Mrs. AI. H. Hunter of Ncbr.,
co.ne in hist week and visited here
* until yesterday then returned to
her home.
—-Mr. and Mrs. Charlie >\ ilsou
left yesterday morning for Nebr,.
where they ex}H3ct t» make their
future home.
-Shoes, Hats, Shirts and Un
derwear going at wholesale prices
at W^ganth-Haves Clothing Co.
Klkin . C.
—Take Notice; There will be,
cost on all taxes not paid by Jun i
1st. 1911. W. T. Fletcher, Sheriff
Yadkin County.
Want the Town Commission
era please have that old and ugly
stump moved off the cornel of the
court house equal e?
—Mr. Manny Williamson route
2, has a fine Jersey Bull at his
barn. Registered No. 91222. In
surance $1.00.
—The County Board of Health
met in the court house Monday,
and re-elscted Dr. Hardiug super
intend ant of public health.
— Dr. T. K. Harding has purch
ased the Laugenour lauds near
Footville, on which is some of the
finest Forest Pine in the couuty.
—Dont forget to call aud see
Wilraoth-Hsyes Clothing Co. for
Trunks, 8uit Cases and Hand Hags
Our Rfiots are right on everything.
—Mr. J. W. Pans, county tax
sawaaor ia out all the time. He
nays heia finding a good deal of
lead not om the tax books before
aitH.
Miaa Margret Peele of Guil
ford College spent a few dars here
last weak. She was working in
the interest of a Foreign Mission
Society v > ;v
—If you have a member of your
\!.i»uih, or a relative or friend resi
ding «t a distance, sand them The
Ripple. It costs only 2 cents the
week.
T,ev. and Mrs. J. C.Styersare
#^«*i»da and relatives iu
Mr. Styern
—Miss Mary Thomason has
charge of the Millinery depart*
meat of Shore *fr Doutliit, at tile
same stand. S«ae her for Spring
hats.
—Lumber is an b eing for the
erection of the two-story building
* being erected by ^tr. O. V..Hntch*
| eus for a jeweler store. Mr. 8. H.
I Joyner is furnishing the material
lor the construction.
—-At the home of Mr. W. A Car* (
ter out on route $ Monday . morn
ing a small outbuilding of some
; kind was set on fire by a small boy
I who wanted to have some fun, and
• a little girl coma very near being
burned up*
I —We extend our thauks to the
faculty and senior class of the
8tut* Normal and Industrial Col
lege of Greenstwro, for an invita
tion to attend the Annual Com*
1 mcneement exercises which will be
held May, 90-23.
—The commencement exercises
of the Yadkin vilife Normal School
will fee held in tfee court house rii
usunk l*ubiic gatherings were
debarred fevmi tlipif some time ago
but county commissioners granted
this t rivilage.
—Our townsman Mi. W. R.
Bhermer who has pneumonia at
the home of Mr. T 8. Douglass in
Winston is improving some It is
thought that he will lie able to re
turn home iu a short time. Mrs.
Bhermer is with him.
— Shore & Douthit have recei- (
ved :i huge lot of Silverware to be
given away absolutely free to cus
tomers making a purchase at the
store. Not a chance game. The *
larger the purchase the better the (
present. Several have altreadv
been taken.
i
—Prof. W, H. Reubush of Duv- •
tou Va., wij! come here ou July 17
for the purpose of conducting a
Normal School of Music. The
necessary funds btyve been subscri
bed. and the [ieoj»te of YadkinvrUe
and the surrounding territory have
a treat in store for them.
—Mrs. Pen Shores, who lived
out ;m route 1, died last Saturday
ut the age of 45 years. She had
been sick only a short time with
pneumonia. Her remains were
laid to rest iu the cemetary at
Deep Creek Baptist Church Sun
day in the presence of a large mint
ber of relatives and friends. Mrs.
Shore leaves a husband and ten
children to mourn her death, all
of whom have cur sympathy iu
then Itereavement.
—Iu the to wu election here on
May 2nd Att'y. S. C. Williams was
elected Mayor over Mr. J. A. Log
an, the vote being 14 to 30. The
election was very quiet, and only
two candidates were voted ou for
mayor. Only one of the old board
of commissioners was re-elected,1
he being Mr. Mackie. The pres-j
eut board is eomi>osed of the fol- *
lowing: M. Custevens, C. F. Dun-!
nngan, H. H. Mackie, W. L Kelly
and R. C. Puryear. This item of
1 news was overlooked by us last
: week.
—Jonah Mitchell, col. was *>la.c
( ed in jail here last Thursday even
ing for the theft of $48.00 from Mr
James Mathis near Shore. Jonah
Teased up to having the money,
bnt says he found it, but he seems
to think it against the law to find
anything, auyhow he made fortall
^timber as soon as he "found” the
money and was caught near Wins
ton by Forsyth officers. Jonah
| say s it was all done so sudden he
did not have time to study over
the situation or he would not have
confessed so easy.
Afe Of Animal*.
’ lives 10 years.
'•* 15 years.
^ars.
, Grand Jurors Report
i -
[ To hie Honor C. C, Lions,
Judge presiding:
Wef the Grand Jurors beg
leave to submit the following
report.
We have finished up the
business given us in charge.
. Many witnesses celled and
failed to answer and necessar
ily we could not act on several
bills for want of witnesses.
in a body and found the
Inmates cared well for, but We
recomend that a committee of
three be appointed by the
county commissioners to look
after the county home and see
that the poor are well cared
fojigttd to look after the lands
fcnasie that they are kept up,
and that this Commute be
reasonably compensated for
their service^ We also visit
ed the Xail in a body and found
it in good condition, well kept
and safe. We recommend that
better arrangements be made
for the prisoners to sleep.
We visited Clerk’s, Sheriffs
and Register’s office and
found them in good condition
and books properly kept.
We examined the court
house and' find that there
ought to be a dozzen good
chairs, also a good easy chair
for the Judge to sit in. We
further recommend iliat the
over-head ceiling be given a
new coat of paint and that the
walls be whitewashed and
cleaned up generally.
J. A. Lillington,
Foreman Grand Jury.
Damage Suit Settled
The Case of j. A. Logan
and M. W. Mackie against J.
D. Hodges, which lias been in
the Superior Court here for
some time was settled last
week, when the defendant
agreed to pay all the cost in
the case and at the same time
admitted that he was wrong
wnen he said Messrs Mackie
and Logan were implicated in
the rubbery of the Post-office
and County treasurer at this
place in 1904.
The plaintiffs were suing
for $5,000 each, in seperate
cases, for slander, which grew
out of the writeing of a postal
card to Prof. Martin, who was
then County Superintendant
of Publie Instruction. Mr.
Hodges held the same office in
t)avie county where he lives.
The case was tried one time
before, the judge holding that
Hodges had a right to send
the information on accouutjjf
his official position. »
This ends a suit that has
been witched with a great
deal of interest by people in
Yadkin as well ae adjoining
counties.
60th Anniveraary.
Golden wedding are rare oc
casions but a sixtieth anniver
sary is more exceptional. This
blessing was the privilege of
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Joyce, o{
Danbury, N, C., who the past
j week happily enjoyed the
[ sixtieth anniversary in the
| presence of many relatives and
friends. The husband is 85
'ars old and his good wife is
years younger. At one
Toyce was solicitor oi
listrict and as a
Pointer*
j ' It is getting so it costs about
as inticli to rig up a lady’s!
bead as it does to start a Nat-1
tonal Bank,
Nowth^y say montf talks
I because there’s a woman on
the dollar. Well Well, we
leam something new nearly
every day.
• ■— «Si> •—■■■
Ex-Governor Glenn said in
Raleigh the other da/that the
chances were bright for elec
tiagra Ppmnmmi* m,
1912. Didn’t this same' man
say thissftmething before the
election of 1908?
A Wash
recent date
all over the
ing funds for
the McNam&ra’s,
Los Angeles for
building in which 2
were killed. If this
lispatch of
Socialist
rais
of
what
SocialIsini means excuse me.
||| In the issue of the Raleigh
Times, (Democratic,) on May
8th is something interesting.
The left hand column on the
front page reads: Democrats
traveling r'icky road. In the
opposite corner it reads thusly:
Signs points to Democracy,
,Oh, consistency thou art a
jewel.
Shooting Affair.
It bus ju«t come to our ears
of a shooting affair tlmt oocured
a ew miles south of here about
two weeks ago. It appears that
Mr. Sanford Caudle was accused
of “reporting” some illicit distiler
ies in that section some time ago,
and they had it in for him. The
intruders weut to Caudles home
one night and called him to come
out, and being suspicious, he took
his gun with him. *
No sooner was he onlhe poarch
when a shot rang out a short dist
ance away, but missed its mark,
, then Caudle let go one in the dire
ction of the first one and someone
' give a yell, but it is not known if
1 the load took effect.
It is understood that one of the
party has coi fesued.
JVo Saie of Whiskey
No whiskey will be sold at
Williams for some time yet
according to the decision of
t Judge Boyd of the federal
court, who has rendered his
| opinion, in which he decided
' that the betid given for the
1 30,000 gallons of booze stored
in the big warehouse at Wil
liams, this county, is good and
; has informed Collector Brown
that he has no right to make
a sale for the taxes.
The* case has been pending
in the federal couj t for several
I weeks. The final shearing in
ihe matter was held* last-vfc£k
and the judge reserved a decis
ion in the case until this week
and now it is learned that he
j has decided with the plaintiffs
Williams aud Foster, and finds
that no contingency affecting
the vaiidity of the bonds has
arisen and that they are still
in force, the United States
■ Fidelity and Guaranty Com
pany of Baltimore being the
surety.
District Attorney Holton
has been giveu 30 days ia
which to file exceptions.
Now is the time to get rid of
your rlicuimitisiu. You will find
ChrmberInin's Liniment wonder
fully effective. One application
of its merits
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING
Our spring line_of Goods. The prettiest line we have
. ever carried.
Call and examine our stock of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, SHOES, etc., before
you buy. We also have a lot of UNDERWEAR, for Ladies, Men and Childr
as cheap as the cheapest.
We also carry a full line of Hardware. Groceries and rqgSjHats. In fact
everything usually kept in a large store. We are also recei\fl|| a largelot of
UP-TO-DATE MEN’S AND BOY’S CLpTHlNG
n-T-nf iT ,MPPV A.- complete wejiavj ever ha|.
Consisting of the latest Styles from the fashion resorts.
We will do anvthiniorin oor pmver to mke it to your interest to trade here.
SHORE & DOfTTI TIT
Everything
THAT’S GOOD
-H- o O O O 0 O—H
if yon want a gray suit, if
you want a brown suit, if you
want a black suit, if you want
a blue suit—no matter wliat
you want, if it’s good, we have j
it in the line of “Tailors That I
Satisfy,” and every sample is ’
all wool.
Whether your taste runs
toward the bright snappy pat- ,
terns or the more conservative
weaves we have them all. /
Remember, if we don’t
please'you in every respect we
would not let you take the
garments from our shop.
Qrd cr ycur Suit today.
ROYAL & MYERS
VALUABLE PROPERTY TO
BE SOLD
North Carotin i
Yadkin County f
By virtue of a deed of tru8t,madev
and executed to the undersigned
trustee, hy 1). L. Pardue, of Yad
kin County, on the 6th day of Ju
ly, 1909, and default having been
.uade in the payment of the same,
1 will sell to the highest bidder for
cash, on the 29th day of May 1911,
at 2 o'clock P. M., the following
described lauds; lying and being
m the towu of Jouesville, Yadkin
County, North Carolina, aud ad
joining the lauds of J. B. Cocker
ham, J. G. Ray aud others, aud
fronting on Cherry Street.
This is sold subject to a deed of
trust held by the Elkin <fc Joesville
Building & Loan Association for
9861.50.
R. J. Baiker Trustee
Is there anything in all this
world that is of more importance
to you tliau good digestion? Food
must l>e eaten to sustain life and
must be digested and converted iu
to blood. When tliedigestiou fails
the whole body sutlers. Chamber
laiu’s Tablets are rational aud re- j
liable cure for iudigestiou. They ■
increase the fllow of bile, purify j
the blood, strengthen the stomach, I
and tone up the whole digestive
apparatus to a natural and healthy 1
actiau. For sale by all dealers,
aw i ... .. « ■ 11 —
For soreness of the muscles
whether induced by violent exer
cise injury, Chamberlaiu’s Lini
ment is excellent. This liniment is
also highly esteemed for the relief
it affords in cases of rheumatism.
Bold by all dealers.
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130 YOTJR BANKING
WITH THE
Bank of Yadkin
YADKINVILIjE, n. c.
Tlie oldest and strongest bank
ing institution in the county
CAPITAL - - $10,000.
SURPLUS - 3.000.
Since its establishment,
Oct. 1905, it has paid in div
idends to its stockholders
$3,400.00 and $7,738.72
interest to depositors.
While this is a small bank, yet it is safe
and sound, takiug no risk as some of the
larger ones do. It extends thanks and best
wishes to its many patrons for their past
confidence, and solicits a continuation of
your banking, as well as new accounts.
Banking through the mails is safe-a large
part being done in this way with this Bank,
Every consistent courtesy will be extend
ed to its patrons
Interest Pm Id on all Time Deposits.
Officers
*v Benjamin Shore, President.
' T. J. Byerly, Vioe-Pr©si. W. A. Hall, Cashier
Isaao Shore, Vice-Pres.
Finance Comm: Beuj. 8hore, Dr. J. M. Phillips and
T. J. Byerly.
Directors: W. A. Baily, E. L. Gaither, Isaac Shore
« J. E. Zachary, T. R. Hauling, M. M. Crumel and
I C. B. Reavis.