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. XV111 Yadkinville, Yadkifl County N. C,/ Wednesday, June 7 1911. ■ * No. 1 ;i LOQAL NEWS —-There was very few people in wn Monday. -Dr Harding has a nice five room cottage for sale or rent. —Mrs* J. Q. Holton has moved into her residence ou East Main street —Mr* Ben Shores and family visited at Boouville Saturday and Sundays —Mr. Oscar Casstevens visited liis parents here a few days the past week — Mr. J. L. Crater visited his parents near Buck Shoals the last of the week. —District-Attorney A. E. Hol ton of Winston-Salem, spent a few days here last week. —Deputy Sheriff J, E Shugart .and son Gurney went to Greens boro to attend Federal Court. —Mr. and Mrs. Dillard Shernier wisited Mis. Shermers parents out •on route 2. Saturday night aud iSunday. —Mu. X. C. Brandon who grad aiated at the Y. Is. S. this year left for Winston where he will take a position. —Misses Belle Tnlbert ami ■Clara Jarvis returned to their home in Farmington one day last week. —Atty’.sS. C. Williams. D. M. Ileece, and F. W. Hanes sre atend ing Federal court in Greensboro tli is week. — Mr. VVill Poindexter who was adjuged of having unsound mind was carried U> the, State HorpituJ last week by Sheriff Fletcher. —Miss Annie Folder retained to her home in Dobson last week after a pleasant sta y of two weeks in ourtewn the fewest-of MissSteJ Ja Ileece. —('apt. J. Jh.Giaggand family .have moved to Winston where, dhey will make *their f uture home. W e are sorry to k'ose them from ■onr midst. -•'ihe 3 months ol.l ehild.of Mr and Mrs. Frank Kirk of near Union-Cuoss died Saturday and w as buried .at Union Uross .Sun day <oveniug. —llev. \Y. H. Goodman, ;tf Mt. Ulla, preached two good sermons at the Preebwfceriau church Sun day. die will he here next first :Sunday iagahi. — Mess. Tom Maekae aind Thad Reece are ad home from college. -Mr. Maekie from the A. iV M. at Raleigh. while Mr. Ileece hails from the University. —Mr. AY. It. Shermei will close out his stock of goods at auction i on June 17th. Also his household I and kitchen furniture. All as good as new. lie member the date and everybody gome. —Mr. M- Rush Punmtgau who ! attended the State JJnKersitv at! Chappel Hf 11 came up a few days i Fast week before going .to Winston where ho will spend his vacation us c ity reporter for the Morning .Jo urli al. —The Fanners Union held an enthusiastic meeting in the court house last Friday. An interesting ..address was delivered by Mr. 'Templeton, yice-pres of the State Union. Several of the members •were present. —Miss Bonisc Williams of near Williams, this county, and Mr. C. jM. Phifer of Benojr were married at the liojne of the bride today. Miss Williams is well known and has many friends here who wish jher mr.ph happiness, ' —Bust Bend township will hohl .#m election on July 3, at which time they will vote on the question of raising $30,000 to build good roads, We hope they will sui> ceed in carrying the election in favor of budding the roads, —Dr, W. M- Phillips and Miss es Jennie and Willie Phillips, left yesterday afternoon for their home at Wallace Vft... after spending ipeveral days here, the guest of Dr. J. M. and Miss Mattie Phillips. —Work is progressing nicely pn the building being erected by O. V, Hutchens south of the ceuri house. The second shipment <>1 large glass windows for the front |pas come up broken (Commissioners Report. The County Commissioners met in regular session last Monday and made the following ordeis: Ordered that W. H. Atwood be paid for keep ing Martha Crutchfield month of May $2.00 that Jency Lash be paid witness claim 3,15 that W G Spillman be pd building bridge near Gus Williams 175.00 that C W Poindexter be pd DSfees 30.35 that R W Zachary be pd keeping co home mouth May . 85.65 that J W Harding be pd D S fees 2.40 that James Adams be pd for his support 1.50 that I S Reavis be paid J P fees 1,00 tliat Jackson Mason be pd his support 3.00 that .Saunders Long be pd his support 2.00 that Clark Gentry be pd witness claim I.95 that V A Long be paid claims assigned 38.20 that C F Dunnagan be pd an error in tax 1910 .72 that N M Hutchens be pd an error in tax 1910 2.15 that J W Prim be paid witness claim and claim assigned 4.00 that Minnie Prim be pd witness claim .95 that H w Southard be pd keeping Addie Mason baby months April and May 4.o° that J M Brown be paid waiting on Grand Jury S T 1911 10.. 00 that A R Sizemore be pd for repairing bridge near Houston Steelman’s 12.00 .that Harriett Baity be pd for her support 4,00 that W H Taylor be pd rebate on tax 191 o .72 that E C Carlton be pd services as officer Jury 1.50 that W G wooten be pd services as R of D 95 70 that J L Crater be paid balance of cost in Flynn and Sears case S T 65.25 that W E Rutledge be pd for Stationery furnished Clerks office 3.35 that B C Mathews be pd witness claim 2.00 that w L Denny be paid witness claim 2.30 that E B Vestal he paid witness claim 2.05 that Fate and Alias Dink 4ns be paid for their sup ort 8.00 that I D vSiieniier be pel for open mg 0011 ntj' safe 1.50 that H M Alexander & Co be paid for syr, antx furnished Dr, T R Hard ing 7.60 that R B Long be paid ' repaying bridge near Geo Longs 2.00 j that T F Holcomb be pd ’ as court caller S T 9.00 that J H Sbugart be pd .Jail and D S fees 33.05 , that H H Mackie be paid goods furnished eo home, jail and court house 4.02 | that J M Black be paid as judge at Nov, election 2.00 that Sam Shores be re leased from paying poll tax until this is revoked that J w Cook be paid as member B C C up to and including first monday in June* 13.6c that C w Poindexter be l pd for arrest and convey Yadkinville 35 Years Ago It was during the memor able campaign of the • year 1876 that,we left the yard stick on the counter of what was then the old Cowles store house iu Yadkinville and hied us away to the old farm to join the great army of produc ers and to "wed ourselves to a1 life of toil, corn bread, fat-back and patched breeches. And; as we have spent our life ( within a raidus of three miles of the place we justly feel that ■ We have a right to claim I citizenship, and we love the I old place because it is the j spot that gave us birth, and our early ties are here. Yadkinville was then but a mere hamlet, yet in swaddling clothes, so to speak, but today 1 she is fast dawning the habil-j intents of a full grown young ster and prepairing to take her place among the busy places of the world. Great changes have come and we are greeted on every hand by strange faces. Of what was then, but little re mains today, and it is with a tinge of sadness that we pass the streets of Yadkinville to day and meet so few of our friends of “Ye olden time.” .Most of them have passed over to the great silent major ity, while the remainder with a few exceptions are scattered to the four winds of the earth, all ofwliieh reminds us that this world is indeed but a fleeting show and things are swiftly passing and the few of ns left are hastening into the sere and yellow leaf. As we approach with almost reveren tial tread the dear old spot that was once the happy home of our boyhood days, what memories it stirs within our breast, many of them pleasant some otherwise. It was here the widowed mother worked and toiled that the orphan boy might go to school it was here that we began to face life in its sternest aspect and the cares and hardships of j life to press heavily on the j youthful shoulders. With : what fondness, yea and ming led with sadness too the mem ory goes back to the days wheu I roamed your streets a thoughtless barefoot boy.! Whg.t a change time hath wrought here at the old home, the old building has long been torn away and replaced by a more substancial structure. It is now the home of Mrs. John Q. Holton. My old hearth stone has crumbled, my roof tree vanished, noth ing much remains to show me where my home* was save' the grand old oak just east of the house which yet waves to me a lingering farewell. Wood man spare that tree. In years past and gone it cast its grate ful shade and sheltered my defenceless head. O Yadkin ville! My native town the happy home of my boyhood days how I love your borders and when life’s fitful dream is over would gladly rest this j mortal part among 3^0111* shady j bowers. God bless old Yad , kinville. J. M. H. i ing Alice Davis (col) 2.0c that C E Moxley be paid conveying Eudie Finney Hospital and D S fees 38.13 that Evin Murphy be pd rebate on tax 1910 1,33 that S C williams be pd as member Bd of Health 4.09 GhopHn*Hobson. A surprise wedding was solemnized at the home of Rev. W. H Adams out on route 3 last Sunday when Miss Pearl Choplin, youngest daughter of Mr- John Choplin plighted her troth to Mr. L. W. Hobson. Not even the most intimate friends of the couple knew of their plans and it came as a complete surprise to all. Both are popular young people and have a host of friends who wish them a long and successful life. Quarintine Rules If a householder or a physi cian suspect* that a person whom he is called to visit is infected with diptheria, meas les, whooping tough, scarlet fever etc., he is hereby em powered • and authorized to quarantine* the individual of the household according to the quarantine rules and regula tions of the State Board of Health and. he shall immedi atelygive notice thereof to the quarantine officer. Any physi cian or householder who violates the provisions of this section shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, also shall be liable to a penalty of $25.00 in favor of any person who shall sue for same. -----<• — In Superior Court. NOTICE North Carolina \ Yadkin County i H. It. Dodd « vs J. M. Simmons Notice. Sam T. Ray Pursuant to an order of Super ior Court of Yadkin county made in the above entitled action at Spring term 1911, I will sell for cash at public auction to the highest bidder at the Court House door in Yadkinville on the 3 DAY JULY, 1911 The following real estate towit: One town lot in the town of dones ville. Beginning at a stake corner of lot no. 4 by map of River View heights inns south-east 39 feet to a stake corner of lot 2 and 3, thence east 83.5 feet to a stake, thence north 57.1 feet to corner of Sam Kay’s and T. B. Hanes’ lot, Thence west 124 feet to beginning being lot no. 3 in block 6 as shown b\ map of Mathis, Simmons and Shores of Khr-n View heights. This ,1 nne 2nd 1911. \\. T. Fletcher, Com —Highest strain White Legorn eggs. Also ready for service Em elys Premiei no. 145390 a tine Berkshire boar. J. D. L. Samp son, Yadkinville N. C. --♦ » Sick headache results from dis srdered condition of the stomach and can be cured by the use o j Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver . Tablets. Try it. i For sale bv all dealers. I t — - -_ —A lot of $3.00 to $5.00 solid * gold rings, heavy, wide, only $2.50 close. Hutchens, the Jeweler Special Tax Listing Notice • Notice is hereby given to al 1 persons who have failed to list all or any part of solvent credits mor ey or any other personal property on hand the 1st day of May 1011 to call on the assistant assessor in your township on or before the Id day of June and list the same. Failure to list will Result in your being Double Taxed and Prosecuted, J. W. Pass, County Assess >r, June 1st 1911 t-fc Life Life— ’Tis but a breath, A morning breeze, A sighing wind Among the trees— Then all is calm WE ARE NOW RECEIVING Our spring line of GoodS The prettiest line we havo 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 Children as cheap as the cheapest. We also carry a full line of Hardware, Groceries and mens Hats. In fact everything usually kept in a large store. We are also receiving a large lot of UP-TO-DATE MEN'S AND BOY’S CLOTHING Oui line of Spring MILLINERY is the most complete we have ever had. Consisting of the latest Styles from the fashion resorts. We will do anything in our power to make it to your interest to trade here. Hi 'your friends, SHORE & HOTJTHIT Everything THAT’S GOOD 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 what you want, if it’s good, we have it in the line of “Tailors That Satisfy,” and ever}- 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. Order your Suit today. ROYAL & MYERS VALUABLE PROPERTY TO BE SOLD North Carol in > Yadkiu County l By virtue of a deed of trust,made i and executed to the undersigned | trustee, hy D. L. Pardue, of Yad- j kin County, on the 6th day of Ju- I ly, 1901), and default having been ! made in the payment of the same, i I will sell to the highest bidder for ! cash, on the 24th day of June 1911,' at 2 o’clock P. M., sale to be on-, the premises, the following 1 described lands; lving and being ! .in the town of Jonosville, Yadkin j County, North Carolina, and ad joining the lands of J. B. Cocker ham, J. G. Bay and others, and fronting on Cherry Street. This is sold subject to a deed of | trust held by the Elkin A Joesville Building <fe Loan Association for 1361.50. It. J. Baiker Trustee Is there anything in all this world that is of more importance tc you than good digestion? Eood must be eaten to sustain life and must be digested and converted in- j to blood. When the digestion fails ; the whole body sutlers. Chamber- j laiu’s Tablets are rational and re liable cure for indigestion. They increase the Alow of bile, purify the blood, strengthen the stomach, and tone up the whole digestive j apimratus to a natural and healthy I aOtiau. For sale by all dealers, j Is Clearer1 Than Carpet ! Paint your floor around the ooidor ot j the room with L. and M. Eloor Paint. Cost; about 50 cents. It gives a brightvarnished finish. Cover the center of the room with your home made carpet rug. Looks ‘ plcndkt. Get it from /.a, Loga n k’ 1 DO YOUR BANKING WITH THE Bank of Yadkin YADKINVILLE, N. C. The oldest and strongest bank ing* institution in the Gounfy CAPITAL : - $10,000. SURPLUS • - 3,000. Since its establishment, Oct. 1905, it has paid in div idends to its stockholders $3,400.00 and *7,738.78 interest to depositors. While this is a small bank, yet it is safe and sound, taking no risk as some of the larger ones do. It extends thanks aiui best wishes to its many patrons lor their just 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 Uc/c interest Paid on ail Time Deposits. Officers Benjamin Shore, President. f T. J. Byorly, Yiee-Prest. W. A. Hall, Cashier Isaac Shore, Vice-Pies, Finance Comm: Beni. Shore, Dr. J. M. Phillips and T. J. Overly. Directors; AY. A. Daily, E. E. Gaither, Isaac Shore J. E. Zachary, T. li. Harding, M. M. Crumel and C. B. Iteaiis. *
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