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JL ADKINVILLE PRODUCE MARKET,
corrected weekly by Shore &
Doutliit.
Corn bushel »- $0.75
'.'’heat ‘ “ - - ].00
Rye •« " w 1.00
Oats “ “ - .75
Peas ****«. - 2.(K)
Beans “ “ «. 2.00
Chickens, old liens - .8
Chickens spring * •- ,12|
Eggs |K;*r dozen - .12
Butt.er per pound >* ^ .15
JFIour - 2.50
Hams - J5
Bee's wax * ,2‘J
Paid - - - - 12 A
LOeKL NEWS
Blackberry wine?
— I >oti fc forget to sow lu.it tur
flip patch.
Grape .luno. Chocolate rvonn
at Wurdtm's.
Hoad the ad of Wilmoth-Hay
<*s Clothing Co. ou another page.
—Miss Daisy Nicholson is visit
hig his sister, Mis. A. E. Hoi km
Jr.
— Mi. Jno. B. Woo.dev of High
"Fount spent Saturday night in the
<cit v.
F<>r limit: A store house with
living up stairs. W. li. Sher
iner.
—Mr. L. It. Davis of East Bend
spent Monday night in town ou
1m sinews.
— The Afonnal will close Satur
day night* July 27 with a Oraud
Conceit.
—For Sale* An almost new Itol
3er mill. See 1). M. Vestal, Boon
viile, N. C.
—Col. N. Glen IVilliams, v>f
^ illiams, was in town on business
tone.day last week.
—Mr. li. VV, Crater, of Buck
SlioaU>w3Mte4 his son, Mr. J. L.
Crater, last week.
•-FOli SALES OR. UB^r a
house and lot in Yadkinville, for
particulars seed. E. Zachary.
—Dr. Dnnkins of High Point,
spent Sunday night in town on his
••.ay to lioaring Gap Hotel.
Att’y F. B. Benbow of Frank
din sjient last uight in town, shak
ing hands with old friends.
M iss Dillaid CutJueiJ, of Win
ston-Salem, i'*' spending a fewr
•days with Miss Stella Tieece.
— Miss Inh Shore has been ■
right sick with a light :£ ack of ;
fever but is improving now.
— Mr. »J. G Di\ n, of New Vork
'City, is visiting Frol'. Z. H. Dixon,
who is his cousin, for a few days.
—For Sale-A twenty four can,
-canning out fit, never been used,
t Iso cans, T. M . Young, Mocksville
N. C.
—Mrs. Monroe Hendricks was
visiting at the home of Mr. S.
Carter Williams Friday of last
Aveek.
-The Third Quarterly meeting
of the Yadkiuville charge will be
held at the Methodist Church
next Saturday, duly 22.
—Fall Creek Township Sunday
School Convention will be held at
Alt. Pleasant next Saturday. Let
everydody come and enjoy them
selves.
—Miss Blanche llovall, who lias
tx»eii visiting relatives here for
several days, left last week foi,
Brevard, where she will spend
the summer.
—We are up with repairing: the
‘first time in ten years. Hereaftei
prompt and expert w ork.
Hutchens the Jewelers
.—"Misses Annie and badie
Corners of VVilkesboro wlio have
been visiting here the past week,
left yesterday afternoon for their
home.
—Misses Pansy aud Daphne
Wimbish of Wiuston-Salen spent
the week end with Miss Blanche
Mackie, returning Monday after
noon with Mr. W. T. Myers^who
visited homdolks here Sunday.
—Mr John H. Dobbins has in
his possession a petition, askipg
subscriptou for the benefit of Mr.
Todd, who lost his* barn aud a lot
pf ot ler things by being struc£ by
ightuing last week.
pairs of shoes for sab at
cost. Just the shoe for fall and
winter wear. At Warden’s.
Rev. J. C. Steers has been
chosen as pastor of the Baptist
church at East Bend. He fi le l
liis fiirst appointment Sunday.
hor sale, 700 bushels of nice
white corn at crib on the J. C.
Conrad farm. Price right. Apply
to M. D. Spillman, he will deliver
the corn,
—We hereby offer a liberal ro
reward to any person producing
evidence to show how any man
lives who spends a majority of his
time around public places telling
smutty yarns, and laughing at
them himself.
—There will be a farmers insti
tute for men and women held here
Friday, August the 18th. The
meeting will be held promptly at'
10 o,clock. All interested in the
I improvement of farm conditions
are urged to attend.
—Notice: Refreshments of all
kinds will be on sale on square
during the Musical Normal* Boys,
bring your girls if you are not too
chinchy.
Ballard A Howell, Proprs.
—\\ lieu in Yadkinville, visit C.
M. Warden’s refreshment parlor.
—Dr. M, A. Royal 1 of Winston
! Salem will be in Elkin, at Elk Inn,
I Wednesday, July the 26th., for
I one day only. His practice is
limited to the Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat. Glasses fitted.
—On last Saturday eveuiug
Miss Mattie Phillips was hostess
at supper to a number of young
ladies who were visiting in town.
I Several of them attended and all
seemed to enjoy the occasion.
—Destroys Tobacco Worms in
j one night. Does more and better
I work than ten men. It is gurnu-1
i teed or your money back. Out-fit
i complete >1.90. Write us about
j it. Acme Distributing Go., Reids
villo, N. C. o-8-2
—The Normal School of Music, •
I which began Monday and is be-1
ing taught by Prof. Ruebush, is
in full swing. 89 students are now ,
enrolled and it is expected that,
more will come in yet.
—All persons owing the Milli
nery department of Shore A Don- '
thit must come at once and settle
their dues. To avoid further
trouble yon will please attend to 1
this withoutv - —f
'Mary Thomasson.
—A Drama eulitled “Under the
Laurels” will be presented by j
local talent in the court house
next Friday night. Admission 15 ,
and 25 cents. The proceeds to go
for the benefit of the town ceme
tery. Extras betweeu the acts.
—There will be a box proper at
Center Church Saturday evening,
July 2*2, in the interest of the Mt.
Airv District Parsonage, M. E.1
South. Everybody is invited to
attend and bring a box, the old
and young. The supper will be
held in the school house or grove.
—During the electrical storm
Thursday of last week, lightning
struck the feed barn of Mr. J. I.
Todd, near Deep Creek Church,
setting fire to it and burning it up
together with a lot of feed and a
good young horse. Also a lot of
wheat, a wagon, and one cow and
calf.
j —The drouth of the last several
weeks has discouraged all matri
1 monial adventurers by the sign of
hard times, only one white couple
having secored license to marry in
! the last month. They were Mr.
j Evan Augell to Miss Sal lie Brown.
Two couples of tue African color
having stepped into double har
ness by the names of Ellis Pleas
ure to Flode Miller and Lehman
Gad berry to Nancy Williams.
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Near Mt. Airy Thursday a
1 horse driven by Mr. David
Holder, a Confederate vetran,
took fright at an automobile
; standing by the road, ran a
way and threw Mr. Holder
out. The old man’s head
struck a rock and his skull
was crushed. He died next
i%;. • *
GREAT INCREASE IN
TAKES OVER 1910
Value of Taxable prop•
erty in Yadkin Shows
Gain of $689,131.
The assessors for Yadkin
County have finished their
work and their report shows
a large increase in real estate
over 1910.
In 1910 real estate in Yad
kin County was valued at
while the report
for 1911 shows it to be $1,971,
203, or an increase of $651,
555- 1
The total valuation of per
sonal property for 1910 was1
£1,133,023, for 1911 it is $i,j
I7°>599> or an insreaseof $37,
576
The total valuation of both
personal and real property in
, Yadkin County in 1910 was
1 $2,452,671, for 1911 it is $3,
i 141,802, 01 a total increase of
$689,131,
| The increase in taxes for
1 1911 is $8,049 68, which is the
result of the increase in both
personal and real estate.
1 The report also shows that
jin 1910 the real estate in this
county was only valued at
$186,625 more than personal
property, but the increase over
these figures this year is very
I lai£e
These figures are subject to
approval by the Corporation
Commission and may be
slightly changed, but there!
will be 110 material difference,
Tlie tax rate that the above1
is the tax levy for 1910 and!
may be changed as the levy 1
for 1911 will not be made un
til August 1.
Misses Reynolds Entertain
The Lawn Party which was to !
have been given last Thursday;
night by Misses Connie and Laura!
Reynolds was postponed on ac-'
count of rain until Monday night i
of this i - . * .. xuuiviu- \
pille’s younger set assembled on j
i.he beautiful lawn about 8 o’clock I
and were entertained with various j
games until 10:80. Delicious can
dies were served dming the eve
ning. The party was given in
honor of Misses Sadie and Annie
Somers of Wilkesboro, who have j
been visiting the Misses Reynolds j
for tlie past week.
The evening was delightfully l
spent and enjoyed by ah pioseut.
New Industry Offered Us
A proposition which means
much to Yadkinvilie and sur
rounding community is being
considered by tlie business
men of our town.
A plant for the manufacture
of chair timber and other pro
ducts which would employ 15
I to 20 hands and have a.week
; ly expenditure of over $1,000
' is the proposition now offered
us.
Our business men could dc
no better thing at present than
help secure this industry. |
If stock to the amount of i
$4,000 can be secured, it will |
come.
Vegetabt Freak.
Miss Maude Essie presented to
! us the other day, a new specimen
I of vegetable fruit. It js a cross
between a squash and cucumber.
The vines of each being planted
near each other and and the mix
ture of the two followed. It is
! shaped like a cucumber, has cu
! cumber seed etc., but grew on ft
«squash vine.
| This particular article is now
\ exhibition at The Hippie WljSce
tfor an y ope to see who wishes.
Wise and Otherwise
? The man that advertises is
the man that gets there.
|-«•♦«»»»
Good Roads and schools are
the two greatest assets of any
community.
— -~
Nine times out o’ ten a un
popular man is a feller that
’tends to his own business.
--
The last legislature passed
an act making it a misdemea
nor, punishable with fine and
imprisonment, to throw loose
rocks, stumps, snags, chunks,
or any other obstructions into
the public road. Many farm
ers will plow up rocks, etc.,
and throw them into the high
ways, impeding the progress
of vehicles. This is now clear
ily against the law.
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President Taft has appoint
ed a kinkey-hetided coon as
i Assistant Attorney General
, of the United States. Yes he
| has. Mr. Taft has done many
| noble deeds but this is one we
| can’t quite swallow.
I Has it come to such a pass
! in this Republic of ours, that
| aniong a race of over ninety
million lily-white, intelligent
; people that there can’t be
found white men worthy to
preside over our race? Air.
Democrat. Republican, Jew or
Gentleman, does this high
official respect your sentiment
when he throws such an infer
nal insult as this into the face
of every white citizen regard
less of party, through whose
veins course the rich Caucas
ian blood?
Our people should do the
very best possible bv the negro '
but they must recognize his
inferiority, and regardless of '
party favoritism should rebuke
the high executive who fails j
to respect the position he occu- g
pies, by hugging up to the i
black bu- uuiy is to torce j ^
prosecution on a white people. a
-^ a
‘•Isn’t it funny how ‘great’ a
minds run together? Here )
we were dreamily looking into €
the future and thinking what 1
a delightful place the moun- j
tains would be to spend a pos- t
sible honeymoon, when a |
glance at the editorial columns -
of the Charlotte Observer re
vealed the following squib:
‘‘Every as yet uuwedded mem
ber of the North Carolina
Press Association who was on
the recent jaunt from Lenoir
to Blowing Rock, Boone, Lin
ville and Edgemont laid away
for future reference the im
pression that North Carolina
affords the finest bridal tour
in the world.” We agree with
i the fore-going from the pen of
! the bachelor editor of the
Charlotte Observer quite heart
ily. Now let Gunter. DePriest,
| Weathers, Bivins, Jacobson,
f Huggins Rutledge, and all ye
other an fettered brethren of r
the Press loosen np and ’spress ]
yourselves. And, by the way, ,
wonder who of the untram- 1
melled will l&k^the first to
break ranks?”
1 The abovw we take from the ed
j itorial colunjns of the Sder City
| Grit. It seems to us, brethren,
j that this particular vicinity, es
! pecially Boone, furnishes some
1 excellent material that goes to
i make up the better half of a bridal
1 party. j
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I —A lot of $3.00 to- $5.00 solid,
j gold rijigs, heavy, wide, only $2.50
[ close, fjutehens, ifie Jeweler
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING
Our spring line of Goods. The prettiest line we have
ever carried.
CaH 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 anvt’Maor o.,r nower *n make it to vn„.- interest to trade here
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YOUR FRIENDS,
SHORE & HOTJTHIT
A Burglars Awful Deed
may not paralyze a home so com
pletetely as a mother’s long illness
But Dv.a King’s New Life Pills
are a splendid remedy for women
“They gave me wonderful beuefil
in donstipation and female troub
le,” wrote Mrs, M. C. Dunlap, oj
Leadill, Teun. If ailiug’ try them,
2oc at all druggists.
NOTICE.
Notice
of
Sale
North Carolina i In Superioi
Yadkin County j- Court before
) the clerk
J. VV'. Cook Ydmr. of
L. J‘ Messick deed )
vs [
Eliza. Messick et al )
By virtue of an order of the suj:
prior eourt made in the above en
titled cause I will sell to the high
est bidder, at public out erv, at
the court house door in Yradkin
ville ou Monday August 7tli 1911
it 19 o clock in. the following real
-state to-wit: Beginning at aspan
sh oak Isaac Browns line, then
vest 84 poles to a pine Wiley Felts
ioruer, then south 86 poles to a
vhite oak, Wiley Felts corner,then
vest 190 poles to a red oak near
ittle Hunting creek then down the
iame south 40” 91 poles to a sinsll
iickory, then east SO poles to a j
tone, then north 11 poles to 1
excepting 18 j
cres sold to W. V Brown’s wife)
ud i)h acres sold Nathan Pinnix j
nd 151 acres sold to Clint Mes-i
ick nud 7 acres sold to David
Vishon and lb acres sold to Stev- |
n Paidue leaving still 88 acres,
ilore or less. The following are j
he terms of the sale: one fourth
>f the purchase money down in
•ash at the sale and the remaining
hre-fourtlis on a time of 4 months
vitli approved security,
Tnis June 19th 1911.
J. W. COOK, Comm.
Beubow & Hanes Atty’s
NOTICE
North parolina } Ju Superior
Mary Willard efc al ) Notice
John Brown et al ) Sale
Pursuant to an order of Super
ior Court of Yadkin county made
on the 8th day of Feb. 1911 and a
supplemental order made on the
6th day of July 1911 in the above
entitled cause I will sell for
cash at public auction to the
highest bidder at the Court House
door in Yadkinville on the
Court before
the clerk
vs
of
7 DAY AUGjyil. |
rhe following real estate towifc: I
[n Fall Creek township, Bounded
hi the North by Virgil Adams
lands and others, on the east by
James Adams lands and others,on ,
the south by C M "W arden and
others and on the west by Hem \
Flynn landsf containing 69 acres
more or les£ For a better descri
ption of a part of the lands men
tioned above see petition hied ,in
case G D B Adams admr. of Win.
Adams vs Nancy Adams et al. Said
lafeds containing and being all of
the land belonging to the estate of
Wm. Adams dec’d.
This July fith 1911.
S. C. Williams, Comnp
i
ir>0 YOUR RANKING
WITH THE
Bank of Yadkin
| YADKINVILLE, N. C.
I The oldest and strongest bank
3 ing* institution in the county
I CAPITAL $10,000.
I SURPLUS • 3.000.
| Since its establishment,
Oct. 1905, it lias 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, 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 rpntin—
finite in tills way with this Bank,
Every consistent courtesy will be extend
ed to its patrons
il°lt Interest Paid on all Time Deposits.
Officers
Benjamin Shore, President.
T. J. Byerly, Vice-Prest. W. A. Hall, Cashier
Isaac Shore, Viee-Pres.
Finance Comm: Benj. Shore, Dr. J. M. Phillips and
T. J. Byerly.
Directors: W. A. Bailv, E. L. Gaither, Isaac Shore
J. E. Zachary, T. R. Harding, M. M. Crumel and
C. B. Beavis.
Ashcrafts Drug Store
Trade Street — — — Winston-Salem.
■M -***
The Ashcraft Drug Co. has opened a new Drug
Store in Winston-Salem, where you will find a
complete stock of anything carried in an up-to
date drug store. We want your trade. You
good people of Yadkin know Ashcrafts repu
tation as druggists-most of you bought drugs
of us for twenty years, as (Ashi ra/t & Owens.)
Come in.and lets renew our acquaintance and
do business together, You know we will treat
you right.
ASHCRAFTS. TRADE ST
Next to Boyles Bros,
J. H. MACKIE & SONS.;
Manufacturers of Tobacco
Flues, Stove Pipes, Mail Box
es Heaters etc, Galvanized
Sheet iron and Valley Tin;
in stock.
General Repair work done
in short notQe,
I
It Startled The World
when the astounding claims were *
first made for Bucklens Arnica. |
Salve, but forty years of wonder- *
ul cures have proved tdem true
and every where it is now known _
as the best salve on earth foi a
Bums. Boils, Scalds, Cuts, Bruise
Sprains, Swellings, Eczrma, Cha^
ped hands, Fever Jores and Pile*,
Unly 25c at all druggists.