Yadkinville, Yadkin County N. C.
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Wednesday, June 21 1911.
No. 14
watting trie n,v.
!pples at Wardens. ,
•country hams are in
in is to have a celebration
m.
'rost has been predicted on
■8 th, next.
-'-Atfy D. M. Reece went up to
rWilke»boio Monday to attend
jjeourt.
—Mr. IM Shugnit and family
was visiting in town Sunday after
noon.
—For Sale Cheap"! A complete
Threshing outfit. Apply at this
office,
—Att’y F, AY. Hanes is attend
ing court at North Wilkesboro
this week.
Ml. J. Gough has moved
his family to the AY? Ison house on
Hampton street.
—.lust 50 years ago the major
ity of tlie wheat crop rotted in the
iiield, in this country.
—Mr. John JNorman, assistant
itax ■otswetsor in East Pend township
was here yesterday.
H as I as reported to have f a 11 -
•4'ii in several parts of tlx1 county
hist Sunday aftej-noon.
Miss Alice i.;ixo# is .at home
.from Ji\vn Mkwt., where she hus
Sheen the past vear.
Au examination fov.tlie school
iteacheos of Yadkin comity will be.
held heire July U-] j.
— Miss Mtnsfie White of Thick
Shoals, is visiting Miss Eertha.
liinshaw near town.
— Miss Cornelia Mackie visited
her grandmother Mi's.J., A. Sliuy
.:irt out on lioute J a iev,' .days last
week.
The Town commissioners -are
;goii .to name all tlx1 streets in
onvn thifltdo .not jxxw have .any
uia me.
—Prctf. <1. P Johnson returned
ifrom a pleasure trip to Washing
ton. He reports, a very jileasant
itrip.
-■ I\Lv. Charlie TXmuagmi .1ms
mioved his family to his newly,fin-,
ashed residence on West Alain
^street
— Miss Creoi^ia .James returned
yesterday from ,Rockford where
she lias been .visiting relatives and
ifriemls.
—\Wi'fikeJnoro will have a Mas
sonic picnic on Juno 2Sth. An
•excursion will go from Greensboro
.and \N iusfcou.
— hour ot Elkins denit-gume •
sports were iu town Sunday in an j
Automoble. They took dinner ,yt 1
Hotel 8Aiore.
.—A ](€ oi t frosn Wilkes boro
flays th.it chestnut trees in the
mountain forests aie xlyiiig yt .y
ya jud rate.
—There will iw a Picnic and j
<Outin^ of 14th district of North j
Carolina Odd l’eiloj,vs at Pinnacle
duly 11, IW.
—Mr. W. 11. Khertner has been
right sick but is somewhat impro- ,
<ved at present He had a light
touch of fever.
—Misses Connie and Laura |
Key nolds visited relatives out on !
ltoiite 1 several days the latter
part of lasjt .veek.
—The first and second ball team
rrossed bats Saturday afternoon i
whtcli resulted in a score of 15 to ,
4 in favor of the Hirst team.
—Key. IV. T. Oaruei and one of
his horses had racket the other
day iu which the preacher got the
worst end of the bargain,--a badly
bruised leg,.
■
—Itev. Turner Shore, who pvea
ched two sermons here Sunday
will preach at the Baptist church
at East.Bend nextSundny morning
at 11 o’clock.
— One couple has secured license
to get raurrried since our last issue
Miss Lucy M. Davis of East-Bend
and Mr. Eugene H, Jarratt of
High Poiut.
, - Highest strain White Legovn
Also ready for service Em
no. 145390 a fine
* .. D. L. Samp
n. a
—Mr. 1). S. Reynolds went to
Wikesboro yesterday to attend
Federal court. He was accompa
nied by Mrs. Reynolds who will
visit friends there for a few days.
*—There will be no Fourth-of
July celebration here. Several, it
seems wanted to go to Elkin
| and consequently not enough in
terest manifested by the people at
la rge.
-—Stoueman Adams who was m
the Shite Hospital at Raleigh
| made his escape and walked back
to his old home. Deputy Sheriff
Moxley took him buck Vo Hospital
iasfNveek.
—Tbe Hutchens was brought in
Friday on a peace warrant and
I was ordered to give bond untill
Monday but some of the witnesses
were not here Monday and no
j trial was had.
j —C. M. Waden, the working
man, is at it again, selling (4110
I CER1EK to “beat tmo band” but
' says he is not in it for his health,
but is looking for a few “pay as
I you g<>” kind of customers.
| —Severn] friends and relatives
of Mr. \\. A, Hutchens gathered
I at his home last Sunday and give
j him a surprise birthday dinner, it
j being his 50th rthday. Every
one present enjoyed, the day im
nlenselx.
— l'lie Board of Commissioners
announce that all of the health
■ordinances of the town will be rig
idly enforced during the summer
montlis and it will be to the inter
est of every citizen to acquaint
himself with these ordinances and
I sy »e t rouble etc.
J']i■' saw mil] of Me. (jraham
( Holcomb out on Route 'J was des
! troyed by tire ’ast Eriday night,
togetlier with about 4.5,000 feet of
I lumber. l/>ss is not less than .$1,
I 000 which is net. Mr. Holcomb
! has title sympathy of the neighbor
[hood in the loss of his mill mid
dumber. I'he-origin of the fire is
unknown.
—1On Friday June 30th AJ is.
Harriet Baity will celebrate tire
one hundred and first anniversary
<*f her birth at her home 5 miles
south of town. Hundreds of peo- j
pie will likely go and all should
dike well#lied baskets. Jiev. Mr. j
May will preach there that day. j
Everybody is envited to come and 1
enjoy the day with Mrs. Baity,
who is the oiliest person in this
county if not in the state of North |
Carolina. ,
W aliace=Kapp
A quiet wedding wad cele
brated June 14 at the home of
Mr, and Mrs. John Kapp at
Kapps Mills, Surry county,
when Mr. I. O. Wallace claim-j
ed as lii.s bride Miss Mary |
Kapp, Only a few relatives |
and intimate friends of the I
contracting parties were pres
ent at the ceremony, which
was performed by Rev. K. W.
Turner, of Siloam.
The bride is a sister of Mrs
F. W. Hanes of Yadk iuville,
and lias visited here on many
occasions, making many friend I
who will learn of her marriage
with interest.
The happy couple left im
mediately after tlie ceremony
for a ten days sight seeing j
trip to Northern cities before
going to Ashboro where Mr.
Wallace is erecting a large
mill
Mr. and Mrs F. W. Hanes
attended the wedding.
Meeting of B. F. G.
i On last Thursday afternoon
| the members of the B. F. C.
met with Miss Blanche Dixon
After having transacted the
business affairs, the club spent
• an hour profitably and pleas
i antly in the work of Embroid
ery. Deficious relreshments
were served.
j Be good and you will be
1 happy.
Gat'd
North Wiluesboro Advance.
! known party or parties began
to circulate slanderous and
libelous reports in regard to
myself and the products of
North Wilkesboro Roller Mills
, to the effect that a pure food
I inspecter had visited same and
placed me under arrest on the
charge of adulterating flour.
For a time I deenled it best to
treat the matter with silent
contempt, knowing the false
j ness of the report, as did also
the people of North Wilkes
boro. However, instead of
suffering the usual fate of
such lies, the matter is still
being agitated in some sec
: tions and I take this method
of branding same as a ma
licious, wilful lie, and have
every reason to believe that it
was circulated by competitors
for the simple purpose of dam
j aging my business. So sure
l am I of this that I hereby of
fer a liberal reward for evi
dence leading j.o those who
nrsi stated said reports. l\ot
, only this, but I wiil .also pay
i a reward for any of the pro
I duets of North Wilkesboro
; Rooller Mills which are adul
i terated. Our mills are always
open t:» our customers and
i those interested, and we here
by invite all.to call around at
any time and familiarize them
, selves with our method of do
ing business.
In some sections these slan
derous reports have confused
the Elkin Roller Mills with
those of North Wi-lkesboro
and my statement in regard to
North W ilkesboro Roller Mills
is equally applicable to th'e
owners of the Elkin mills.
It is a pleasure to state that
those who are in a position to
know, take no stock iii these
slanderous reports, and the
products of our mills continue
to grow in public fovor.
This of course is very gratif
ying to me, and I regret that I
have been forced to make the
above statement. I hope, how
ever, that it will be sufficient
•warning to those who have at
tempted to damage my busi
ness, for if I secure the evi
dence they will be prosecuted
to the full extent of the law.
To substantiate the above
remarks, 1 herewith submit aj
statement from the mayor and;
chief of police of North Wilk
esboro:
To whom it may concern:
This is to certify thatr to
our personal Knowledge, A. O. [
Bray., has never liad any troub
le with the pure food inspect
ors. v
K M. Blackbnrn, Mayor.1
D. S. Lane, Chief of Police
Trusting that the above will
convince the public of the fal
sity of said reports, I am, . : j
Yours truly,
A. O. BRAY.
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Two negro women Mollie
Martin and Telia Dalton, were
placed in jail Mondav night
for a term of 20 days al 1 because
they did not have the neces
sary money to pay a small bill
i of cost which was assessed
against them in Justice Wil
lards court for lighting.
It seems that that these two
j dusky damsels had “beat up”
j one Vick Lynch of the same
jhue and color, in a fit of jel
! ousy.
They were arrested yester
j day afternoon by Deputy
| sheriff Shngart at their home
near Spillman school house,
tried and fined one penny and
the cost in the case, and being
unable to raise that amount
are lounging in the county
jail 20 days instead
General News
I Tomorrow the coronation of
King George V and Queen
Mar} of England will take
place in London.
r
The annual convention of
the State Rural Letter Car
riers’ Association will meet in
Winston-Salem July 4-5.
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i A single New York office
building contains more than
seven hundred and fifty miles
of telephone wire.
President and Mrs Taft cel
ebrated their silver wedding!
June 19th. This was the sec
ond silver wedding to be cel- j
ebrated in the White House.
Wm. Anderson, a loborer of
New York, fell 500 feet from I
the new trust building, and 1
was badly crushed against the j
pavement. His last word was '
a vviid cry when he started to !
1 fall.
| Luke Lea, of 'Tennessee,
; and U. VS. Senator performed a
i heroic deed in allowing one
quart of blood to be drawn
from his body in order to save
the life of his wife. The trans
; fusion operation was a success
I ful one.
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NOTICK
' North (kirolina, i
; Yadkin County .
In Superior
Coil it.
H. It. Dodd .
! v* i
J. 1M. Simmons | Notice. ‘
San. T. Hay J
; Pursuant to an order of Super
i ior Court of ^ adkin county made
' in the above entitled action at
I Spring term 1911, ! will sell for
cash at public auction to the
highest bidder at the Court House
! door ill Yadkuiville on the
3 DAY JULY, 1911
The following real estate to wit:
One town lot in the town of doues
viile. Beginning at a stake corner
of lot no. 4 by map of Kiver View
heights inns south-east HP feet U>
a stake' corner of lot 2 and 3,
thenco east 83 5 feet to a stake,
thence north 57.1 feet to corner of
Sam Hay’s and T. P. Hanes’ lot,
1 hence west 124 feet to beginning
being lot no. 3 in block ti as shown
b\ map of JMathis, Simmons and
Shores ol llivsr \ iew heights.
l his J une 2m 1 1911.
\\ . I\ I1 leteher. ( kmi
The Hftrfte JVosjm<iS
\\ e desire to call attention
to tlie advertisement <>J the
State Noi mal and Industrial
College which appear* in this
issue. Ever3' 3 ear shows a
steady growth in this institu
tion devoted to the higher edu
cation of the women of North
Carolina.
d he college last year had a
total enrollment of 909 stud
ents. Eighty-seven of the
ninety-eight counties of the
vState had representatives in j
the student body. NineTenthsj
of all the graduates of this in
stitution have taught or are
now teaching in the schools of
North Carolina.
The dormitories are furnish
ed by the State and board is
provided at actual cost. Two
hundred appointments with
free tuition, app >rtioned am
ong the several counties ac
cording to school population,
will be awarded to applicants
Exuit the middle of July.
Students who wish to attend
; this institution next . year
should make application as
early as possible, as the capa
city^ of the dormitories is lim
ited.
1 —It you have a mein her of your
family, or a relative or friend resi
ding at a distance, send them The
Hippie. It costs only 2 cents the
! week
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING
Our spring* line of Goods. Idle prettiest line we have
ever carried.
Call and examine our stock of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, SHOES, etc., before
y°u 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. V e are also receiving a large lot of
UP-TO-DATE MEN'S AND BOYS 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. '
YOUR FRIENDS,
SHORE & 130TJTITIT
VALUABLE PllOBFBTY TO
BE SOLD
North Carol in >
Yadkin County \
By virtue of a deed of trust,made
and executed to (lie undersigned
trustee, liy D. L. Parduej of Yad
kin County, on the titli day'of -Ju
ly, 1009, and default having been
.mule in the payment of the same,
I will sell to the highest bidder for
cash, on the 24th day of-June 11)11,
at 2 o’clock E. 31., sale to be ou
tlie premises, the following
described lands- King and being
in the t->\vn of -Touesville, Yadkin
County, North Carolina,, and ad
joining the lands of -J. B. Coeki r
ha.m, -J. C. Hay and others, and
fionting on Cherry Street.
This is sold subject to a deed of
trust held by the Elkin A -Joesville
Building A Loan Association for
$:-}('> l.otj.
11. J. Banker Trustee
Is there anything in all this
world that is of more importance
tc you than good digestion? Food
must be eaten to sustain life and
must be digested and converted in
to blood. When the digestion fails
the whole body sutlers. Chamber
lain's Tablets are rational and re
liable cure for indigestion. They
increase the illow of bile, purify
the blood, strengthen the stomach,
and lone up Hie whole digestive
apparatus to a natural and healthy
actian. For sale by all dealers.
Is Gleaner Than Carpet.
Paint your Hour around the border of
/lie room with L. and M Eloor Paint.
( o.-t.> about 50 cents.
| t uives a bright varnisited finish.
<.'over the •.•enter of the room with
your home made carpel rug. Looks
nlendi t. <4 .t iV-> u J,.\ Login
IX) YOUR I >A YIvUSTGr
WITH Till]
Bank of Yadkin
YADKIN YlpLE, N. C.
Tlie oldest and strongest bank
ing institution in tlie county
CAPITAL - - $10,000.
SURPLUS - - 3.000.
Since its establishment,
Oct. 1005, it has paid in div
idends to its stockholders
SM,400.00 and $7,788.72
interest to depositors.
\\ liile this is a small batik, vet- it is safe
- and sound, taking 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
3;our 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 courtes}' will be extend
ed to its patrons
*4 - interest Paid on aSi Time Deposits. .
Officers
Benjamin Shore, President.
h *h Byerly, \ ice-Prest. A\ . A. Hall, Cashier
Isaac Shore, Yice-Pres.
Finance Comm: Benj. Shore, Dr. J. ?l. Phillips and I
T. J. Byerly.
Directors: X\. A. Baily, E. Xj. Gaither, Tsaac Shore
d. E. Zachary, T. Li. Harding, M. AI. Cnnnel and
C. B. Pea vis. I
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