Yol. xviii
Y ailkhmlle, Yadkin, County ]V. C. Wednesday, May • :JJ 11)11.
LOCAL XEWS
—Hot! Hotter!! Hottest!!!
—Misses Nellie ami Bessie Ham
lin attended commencement here
this week.
— Miss Beulah Folder of Koek
ford. attended commencement here
this week.
—Mr. Walter Boy all. earner 01:
route *1, was on the siek list last
week two days.
—Miss Lillian Hiiti' of East
Bend spent the week end hen*
with friends.
J>out fail to read the commence
ment exercises in anoth *r cohnnn.
— Mr. I .loyner of East Bend
died last Monday morning at an
advanced age.
—Tom Hutchens a native In
diana for the oast 29 years \va*
here las! week.
triplets weit* born to Mr. and
Mrs. Jim hitaker of Center on
? lie '21st. instn tit.
Mr. ft 1*. Outer .uni Hid
Arnold and W S. (louph of Elkin
were hero \esterdax.
- Miss Maud Martin spent
few da\ s in town this we< k the
.truest of Miss Cornelia Maekie.
- Mr Frank Slieek and wife < f
1 hivie copnt\ visited at tie hone
of M’. \V. S. Douthit Saturday
Mr. Kniost \\ eisimr of C t • *n -
shore, visited ids sister and oth *i
relatives *•< r <]«e t r-t .•* this
week.
—Mi-, d. \V. Pass has a notice j
to tax-pa;u this i^sne which (
will yon will find (ovum interest I
io r< ad.
Howard on. iv. ard .•oil Mess
Mssoti ;"■({ M i *1 i a \ ioi'sN i i!’
vrn lii'j.' f« '-\ days 11n fii-; >»j :
the wee!;
— Mesdem-uies S- iiit* and i mi ,
Folder and Mr. T l. I>r\at0 of >
Dobson attended eonmioncetuent |
lie re this \x< ok. i
Miss Jannua hi avis of ( .mi-*
ayv\ usio d frauds her** a f<-\\ »;,sy h
ihis week and look in ih*“ eonimi*
iieetin ut.
—])rs \i. A, lu> y a i ami S.
Lawereme of Winston came up
Monday in a Buick runabout
returning yesterday.
— I horn \\i r»' four deaths ;uui a j
- -ore of prosfWtioiiK from boat i
< 'hieago Thursday. 'i (to tempi*;*.- '
ur-" was d‘2 is. tin* t *euiug,
—Mr. Fempleion, \ iec-IVos. of i
Slap* 1'armors Union will addiessj
the fa mors at tin* oourt iiouso j
next Friday at 10 o’clock.
Yndkinville and Boemvillel
placed ball on our grounds last ,
evening which resulted in a'scor- j
of i to H in favor of Yadkinviiie. j
Dr. Monrou Phillips and hm >
neice Jennie Phillips, of Wallace!
^ a., saint* in to take in eoniniomv
mcnt ami visit relatives for ,•< fow
days.
—Mr. J. H. Hauser a canted*-ra
te soldier, iias rotumod from Iet-i
tlo Bock Ark., win r< In* att uded J
tin* old sohliors re-union. Ho ie-i
ports a good tinn*.
John f jaws, aged 87 years and.
who ha:-', fot the past €1 ye;trs,b<s n
register of deeds in Oramige boun
ty, is tho father of a baby gal
which arrived at the Lav s homo
last week.
The 1 11iLetl ( onfederaP V . t
eran’s Association, \Uiiich was in
session at Ini tie.Kook, Ark., In1
week, decided to hohi its n< xt an
nual session at Ma.eon (hi., m \t
year.
J. F. Ludwick, tin* Sahsimm
alderman, wlio was arrested in
Mooresville a few days ago for
selling liquor, was given a trial
in Mooresville last week and was
bound to oourt in a>d<M) bond.
— Mr. Kepfl Martin who waft in
his 80’s, died at Lis lioino in East
Bend Monday night. Mr. Martin
was one of East Bend's oldest
and best citizens. Old age was
the «au»e of his death.
—During the ball game y ester
day a foul ball struck Dalian
Alackie. a little, boy, on the arm.
White, Yadkinville's catch was
hit wall a ball on the aim which
was painful. Boon ville’s catch
was also iiit by a bat ami neces
sitated the putting in another
man
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF THE Y. N. S.
File commencement exercises were pulled off in fine
shade. \\ ith the exception of the intense heat and dust
nothing’ marred the pleasure of the occasion* The Court
House was packed from beginning to end Below we give
a part of the program as it was carried out beginning Mon
da}* night and ending last night with the Drama.
Monday, May- 29.
s'. iW,
Trio.
Kee.
Hec.
Solo.
Her.
Up.
Hep.
Hoc.
Hop.
Soi* >.
Hpp.
Kec.
Hep.
>*.»?! .
Ree.
Hpp.
Hpp
Bolero, Gertrude U til, Man Dixon aul)
Where do You law?
The Conceited G.asshopp^ _
TLie Pony Cart,
A Bov s Speech,
i m Going Hack to Grandpa s
d A Little Frog s Goodh\e.
too,1KS: i Mem Spring Time.
Playing School,
The Dead Bin!.
The Willing Child
Grape ami Beaut \.
Phil’s Secret,
t’iie Rhyme of a Good Little Girl,
The Reaper's Choiee, _ ___
Put Down (). And ( ;tn \ ’J,
Jack ami dill,
W lien Mania U a-*' a Lit tie < < ill.
The ! ‘iplomatie Hired Man,
Dialogue - the Sewing Society.
Solo, Voice of the Heart,
Win s Afraid in the Dark?,
-Limp up —Don't (V\ .
Eutei laiuhig SisterV Beau. * A
Dancing Daisit.-,
Dirty Jack,
That t lid Butt f fen.
A Mode re j>eil-'.
* hah*;ole, i lie Si t‘i i, ifg Lesson.
Hec. Georgia Pcorgi ,
Lorge'Jul Isaac.
N(){);>d\ 's Chiid
'J he Uu-tir Ikimv. Sal H e Alaekie and G
Fatuilr riiianwriiiK,
Bn.viug
Suns.4, . . .
I,1 i -f •! in I teatn.
roes t Hire
1 hirdork’s ,
i ( < meert.
Eflio Lee Harding.
('lamle 1 hinnagaii
_Gun Ini Shugart.
Fftie Lee 11; r.iing.
I' red Hall.
Leonard Kelly.
_ Esta Vestal.
Rufus Crater.
Lore it a Wooten.
Mary Harding,
•lohn Zaehary.
Minnie Dmit.hiL
Fav Rutledge.
I'1 rank H ading !
Maiv Chat r. i
Hal Miller. I
Hep.
1 lep
Hep.
Si do,
Uec.
1 lee.
Hee.
G.-ftrr.de Hall,
i In Haas I la i d ing
\l \ Wilhelm
• let 1 >. ■ Him frig
Mar\ l>i\on.
1’ led Mackie.
Katy !’. dd
to rinule Hall.
Ret*
f >11. t,
fie-.
!uV.
Solo.
Hep.
IhP.
1)ia !o
George Maokie.
‘ ha Hie Todd.
Ivdie I we 11arding,
lad vs -lames.
Aminov Barker.
Lila Shore.
Ft lie I Shore.
Mary Miller.
< Biuton Hail.
The (\
Tuksday, \I \y ;o.
ro O'clock, T M.
Dov 1. *t,'\.
1 1! V< real ioU.
Atithem, () Land> <>1 (11>'!
Impediments of r !.• Som h,
j If l* !’• I!.; ! ;1' • d d;i i»
Trio < ' arm t t I) ussars. Misses Jioyall, S{*ea* and Pickett. j
1 he Hiuhl of ion* _ Inin >i f.t\(i M•,i k11*.
idie Sewdar a> Sta; . -.a , Growi- \dlai Marlin, i
[ fain) l . Ov * . : i ; ami ! a W , M isses Dixon anti *tann * i
i'll "fiitaliou o! Diplomas
Piano .Solo. So; ’in^, Kaclnd Koval!.
he'y< ' ; '.'a' ' .union
k > Hlan; K- * i a i i i np.
is l' o. r •. ;;
tr's*
\ Uaiudif I h -<u,
Piano i Mi t, -‘a'nh Honpyoise, Misses Spoils and Kovali.
1 ;io Secret o Success, Floreiu o Holton,
('horns ‘ tS;;*,v(*iiiai.'--■- , S i • ;: ii ("lass.
Intermission for Dinner.
:o:
2 O'clock P. M.
i Isf.rus. i iio Old North .State.
•* '-ni of \ ir, i „;:’ia id v. m,ids.
Piano Dia-i. Spanish I >:»in*e, Misses Shore a ini Harding.
’A‘am Knighthood Was in Flower. <., .o i., Janies,
iair.i' Sidi, tiov Soldier, Ifuph Dixon.
Sympathy, . Tunim Warden.
\ ov'ai Dm11 —Pond Lilies, Misses Dixon and II dion.
'i’lie M isMou of V\ oman, finnans kelp..
Piano Duet, Li trie Flash (lamp, Mwse- la^iu an! } I ; : .
Helen Ko!!er, \,1 I
I’iano j iso, A. Max Day. Misses Shore, 2) an!no' and Shields.
The Stud.\ of Pornestn- Science. i ’ In i !i<> v ill
('horns, M\ Own Fulled Slate;*.
Announcements.
Denedictioi:
Si 15 O'clock P. M.
DRAMA,-TUG DANGER SIGNAL,
hi l wo Acts Tune, Two Hours
Cast of Characters.
( ha-' Normals
Enfield, alias Williamson
( iiesiei Nor,nan
Dr. V’alerum
Peter iluiioek
Pat M;dlore\
Per-duns n
Stadia Lniedd
Mother i'dn* iDt
Miss An/ile
Norah
•loin, j . (» :>o.
L'-in o f.. MaelvSe
Neisou 1 ddxns
1 ki ebei Vi rdfn
A . I J. 1 j a rd sup
_ d . \\ . i iai'ner
New <*J Drandi*n
Adeline Speas
Hlanein Idixon
1L( fi el It >y i i}
Flonmee Holton
(
Tiackett, small son of Dr.
Harding was painfully hut
not farally hurl, Monday
afternoon, when he tried to
run across the street in front
| of i horse driven by Mrs, \V.
T Myers and Miss Lura
Cherry of Winston. The boy
was knocked down and badly
. bruised by being stepped on
, by tile horse.
No biame is attached to the
ladies' driving.
J. JM Howell. a, p.tjmhir <1rug
^ist of (IrceiiKhwrp, K v„ says,
"We line (’hainberl in’s ( ongh
i Kerned > in our own household and
' know it ip excellent.
For sale by all dealers.
—For Hale Cheap: A complete
| Threshing outfit. Apply at this
. office,
i hen: will he a .State Good
Roads Meeting in Winston
June I3-14. A committee
has been appointed by Mr.
H. R. Brown, chr. board of
county commissioners to at
tend this meeting, which
1 shows that Yadkin is in
earnest about good roads.
The delegates appointed are
as follows: J. (). Conrad, I).
I. Reavis, W. K. Rutledge,
W. L. Kelly and G. T. White.
Sick headache results from dis
srdered condition of flu* stomach,
| and ran hr cured l» v tin- use ol
Chambmluill’s Stomach ami Livei
, Tablets. Try it.
For sale by all dealers.
—A lot. of $3.00 to $6.0*) solid
| gold rings, heavy, wide, only $‘2.5<
] to close Hutchens. tin' Jr ueir,.
General News
The ‘‘Good old Summer time
is here with high temperature
and we also still have the offe
nsive pig pen with us, detract
ing much from the pleasure of
the evenings out of doors.
When Charles Lucas,a far
mer of Jackson, Tenu., enter
ed his henhouse one morning
last week, he discovered that
t3 of his liens had been stolen
in the night. Under the hen
roost he found a gold watch,
which he brought here and a
jeweler pronounced it one of
the finest timepieces he ever
saw. He fixed its value at
$250.
—.—-—
The first car of this seasons
watermelons were loaded at
Candler El a., the 19 for New
York markets. It broke two
records. The price it brought
is $400. and this is the earli
est date at which melons have
ever been shipped from there
The vines were planted in
Januaiy and covered during
the odd Weather. 1
■-- -—
Some time ago a gentleman
told us to send him our paper
and in getting his name 011
the mailing list he missed one
copy, and. raised a mighty
howl wrote us a letter in red
ink, etc. S >me da vs ago we
sent 1 ini a statement but as
yet be h as not showed up. An
editor can live on wind accord
tug to some peoples way of
thini ;ng.
Catawba Caunty is claiming
sir iwbeaaies as big as peaches.
Tin-v lb or of the Times is fr< »m
Mi.- s:uiri and refuses to believe
tin statement in the absence
of proof. If the Editor of the
News or Kuterpteseof New ton
will send us some samples wc
we will believe, otherwise not.
Elkin Times.
Weave from Missouri too
if then arc going to’ send out
some samples to prove.
STMT^miAD
W IT ILK i was being shaved
t.lu shop jioor o;ened gently
and in walked a Colored boy of
filtc 11, w h< looked around in
an < nburr i- >•■<! w ay k -r a mo
ni( lit and said to the barber
“jim, yon was gaiged to 1113
Sister Linea."
I "'Von mean ! is engaged to
! her. ’ was the pompous reply.
“Hut Linda lias sent word.”
Oh, she has? Does she dun
want the marriage hurried
up?’’
! “No, sail; she dun wants
you to k*iow dat she married
Hill Lee, ’bout r\vo hours
ago."
‘'“What? What’s dat? Your
sister dun married to dat nig
ger. Very well sah. Den you
return to dat sister and gib her
my compliments end teell her
dot I was dun married ino’dnn
| fo’ weeks ago, and dat slit
! hain’t dun fooled me wor1
'shucks! l>at’s all sah, and
| please close de doali as pou gt
j out!" Kx.
Special Tar Listing
Notice
i Notice i.s hereby given to a]
persons who have failed to list ali
or any purl of solvent credits moi
\ ey or any other personal property
I on hand the 1st day of May f ill
to call on t he assistant assessor ii
{ your township on or before the it
day of June and list the same.
Faiu kk to list will IIehult in
your lining Double Taxed ant
Pkohecdted.
J. W. Pass,
County Assessor
j June 1st 1011 t-t
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- *- ^ ^ ' ——Ji-JJL. JUL-J LJgL imwgju i mi ,1—i
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING
()ur spring line,’of Goods. ^Plie^prettiest, line we have
ever carried.
Call and examine our stock of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, SH( >ES, etc., before
you buy \Ye also have a lot of UNDERWEAR, for Ladies. Men and Children
as cheap as the cheapest.
We also cairy a lull line of Hardware. Groceries and mens Hats. In fact
everything usually kept in a large store. \Ve are also receiving a large lot of
UP-TO-DATE MENS AND BOY'S CLOTHING
On i hue of Spring MILLINERY is the c ost evmplae v. y have ever had.
Consisting of the latest Styles from the fashion-resorts
\Le will do anything in our power to make it to your interest io trade here.
YOUR FRIENDS,
•‘SI I )RE Nr DOT Til IT
t!
r •
a
■ .-wye- ke ae-nc a —ju** .■?.--wmu* atm*.«
Everything
you waul a brown suit, if you
want a black suit, if von want
a blue suit—no matter what
you want, if it's good, we leo e
Satisfy,” and every sample k,
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 iu everv respect
would not let you take t ■.?
garments from our sh
Order your Suit to'lay.
THAT’S
ye y, y,
'M* 'A* ‘41* 'A* '• .*
it iu the line of “'bailors Thru
ROYAL & MYERS
VALLA!’!,I' ABOPELTY’ TO
BE s< >!.,!>
j Nnri I; ( ;■ i > 111i ,*
i V a ilviu ( omitv \
I !
By virtue ot a deed of trust,unme i
mid executed to tin* undersigned
trustee, uy 1 >. I.. Bard tie, of V ;ul
i kiii County. n : the <Hii day oi’ »Ju~
]>, IdiH), and d* fauli basing In*- ,
made 11! the pay it'iit of the sain
I will m# !! to t lit* login ■ o bidder for
ensh. mi t he *2-tli < In< *f •> mu* ! ti $1,
at "J o'clot ! |J M.. sal* to be on*.
tiit1 premises, tin* following
described lambs; lying .inti being
in tin1 town t»i' .Jonesviile, Yadkin i
(‘ounty, Asottb Carolina., ami ad-j
joining the lands ol d. B. Looker-J
]iain,d.(v». Lay ant! others, ami;
fronting on ('berry Street.
Tnis is sold subject to a deed of
trust held l>\ the Eikin A .loesviile
Building A lman Association for.
'sit ii • *( V (
It. .1. Bai ker Truster j
Is their anything in all this (
world that is of more1 importance 1
te you than goo<! digestion? Food
- must be eaten to sustain lile and
must be digested anti converted in- j
to blood. W In'll the digestion falls 1
tli** whole body sutlers.*-Chainbcr
laill’s Tablets are. rational and re-|
liable cure, tor indigestion. Tin y
in crease the tllow ot bile, purity |
the !>lood, strengthen the stomach,
j ami tone up the whole digestive!
apparatus to a natural and healthy 1
! aotian. For sale by all dealers, j
Is Cleassr Than Carpet |
Paint your floor around tin* oorder of |
the room with L. amt M. Eloor Paint.
[ Cost* about 50 cents.
11 gives a bright varnished finish.
Cover the. center of the room with!
vour home made oarp'n mi’ looks
phmdi u. ‘ ;>*i it from !. \ L v r
DO VO DR BANKING
AVITI f T1IE
Bank of Yadkin
' .VI ! ! N l. I •„ < .
i iU*oh«*-N» v-ix't hi run treat bank
ii11** institution in the comity
CAPITAL - - $IOOOO.
SURPLUS - - 3.000.
Sin**e it< establishment,
i)i*t.IS ■ * ,, hi*- p i ! in div
blends 5i- its sfoekhohlers
*:MO<UM) ami *:,7i\S.72
interest :> depositors.
While tins is a small 1;. n\ vc: 't. is safe
and sound, taking no risk a.^ souk of the
argcr on.es do. ft extends thanks and best
wishes to its many patrons for their past
confidence, and solicits a continuation of
your banking, as web as new accounts.
Banking through the mails is safe-a large
part being c--:>ne in this wav with this Bank,
Kvery consistent cinivtciy will be extend
ed to its patrons
y f ZMerest Pa id on rime Deposits.
Officer*
Benjamin Shore, President.
T. J. i>vei i v, Vice-1 ’res!. W. V. Hah, Cashier
Isaac Shore, Vice-Pres.
Finance. Comm: Beiij. Shore, hr. J. ?I. Phillips and
T. J. Bverly.
Directors: V, . A. Bally, E. Tj.fi Miser, E- Shore
.1. E. Zachary, I , .. Et<lr ’: 'I. « 'mu.j. J and
D ■ .. .... C. B. b. :v . .