Vol. xvm
YmlkhmHe, Yadkin County jjfc C. Wednesday, September § 1911.
No. 26
Yadkiuvili.e Produce Market.
corrected weekly by Shore <fc
Doiithit.
Corn per bushel - $0.80
Wheat ‘ “ - -1.00
B.ve “ “ ’ - - LOO
Oats “ “ - .75
Pens " - 2.00
Beans u “ - 2.00
Chickens, old liens - .8
Chickens spring - - .12$
Eggs j»er dozen - .12
Butter per i>onud - . - .15
Flour - 2.50
ffams - J5
Bee’s wax - ,22
Lard . 12 $
Loem. news
■—Tobacco is looking considerabi
!v butter siuce the rain.
—The Rural Latter Carriers ob
served Labor cay Monday.
—Mrs. Lora Maclde, out on lit
*2, is building an addition to her
home.
Mi. H. R. Dodd left yester
day for North Y\ ilkesboro on bu
siness.
—Mr. Claud Miller of Wilkes
l)oro, was in town last Monday on
business.
- - A protracted meeting is ill
progress at Forbush baptistebmeh
this Wi’Mti
s Miss ( lam Jarvisa>f Farming
ton is visiting relatives in town for
a lew day s.
* - Mr. T. S. Douglass is jdaniug
r to erecta 5 room house for his.
mother just east of town.
Foil Salk: an excellent milk
i*ow. Price right. Apply at once
to Mary Thomasson, \ adkinvillo. j
All-. Clove Hauser and wife]
have moved down near Winston
and will make their future home
there.
Mr. and Airs. Darwin Essie, j
who moved here last spring from ■
Courtney, have moved back to the j
c*M ^lome.
~ Yluvcoutract for repairing and
{tainting the court house toof will
be given to the lowest bidder next
first Monday.
—-rent Sale: Some choice |>igs,
suitable for pork or breeding. See
J. D. L. Sampson, Ymlkinville, N
• Route 1. b-8-29
The Twin Comity Fair will be j
held at Galax Va., the 13-I4-15th
of this month. Several Yadkin
jteople are going.
—Tor Sale: Saw mill, Engine <fc
Roller, .Log Wagon etc., in good
running order. See J. H. Gough,
Yadkiuville, Route 1.
/ Air. J. Tha<l Keece and sister
Miss Stella, went down to Winston
last week to spend a few davs
with Mrs. J. A. Neely.
Air. and Mrs. J. H. W olfe and
sou and Air. L. A. Pool, ot Elkin,!
spent Saturday night at the home
of Mr. C. F. Dunnagnn.
Air. W ill Gough has disposed
of his house and lot here, he hav
ing traded it to Air. it. M. Wells
for a farm near Mt. Nebo.
•—Fbn Sale: A nice little giocery
business, will rent store room and
fixtures with same. Call at Ripple
chice for furthur information.
*—The protracted meeting which
was held at Baltimore Methodist*
church last week resulted in 2o
conversions and 22 additions io
the church, 19 of these w ere spiin
kled and the other 3 will be bap
tised at Doulws Mill uexl Hundav.
—For Sale! Nice new 5 .room
bouse and' lot in Yadkinvilie.
Good well and out buildings. For
particulars see F. It. Doufchit.
-“BLASTING! Surface-blasting
1 without drilling holes and any
other blasting done up-to-date, It.
L. Dixon, Yadkinville Route ‘2.
—Mrs. L. B. Davis of East Bend
j/id Mrs. YV. H. Brit of South Car
olina, spent the week end with
Mrs. Mary James Dodd of this
|dace.
^ A protracted meeting will be
Jj^fn at Mount Carmel next Sunday
yand will be conducted by liev’s J.
j R, Jones, Wade Adams and Lucy
Vestal.
—Mr. C, H. Chamberlain of
ilrone Hickory lias returned from
Chester S C. and will go with his
brother to Atlanta, where he will
enter the Atlanta Dental College.
—Idio man who gets mad at
-what the newspaper says about
j him should return thanks three
| times a, day for what the newspa
pers knew about him and suppre
; ssod.
— Write this down whore you’ll
see it every day. The time to draw
business, is when you want busi
ness, and not when you have more
business than you can tend to al
! ready.
. —Mrs. J. W. {Steelman and ohil
dron and Mrs. A. W Perkins of
Statesville N. C. are visiting their
father and mother Mr. and Mrs.
I N. Holden, near Courtney, this
county.
— LOST near Hanes’ school
house last Satmday, a very small
black female dbg. Finder will
ph'use notify or return dog to
S. F. Fleming, Hamptonviile, N.
C., and receive suitable reward.
—Some people never band in an
item of news for publication, but;
if we hap|>en to miss an item in
which they are interested they a.ej
sure to haml us a north jiole stare
that would freeze the liver of a
"polar bear.
—Mrs. H, B. James, and daugh
ter Miss G lady’s, returned Satur
day from a visit to relatives over
in Stokes county. Before going
there they spent some time in
Virginia.
—Mr. M. It. Dunnagan, who
has spent bis vacation as city rep
orter for the \\ inston Journal eame
up yesterday to spend a few days
with his parents before going to
the University.
—-Toung people coming hero to
&ri\oo\ are having a bard time se
curing boarding places. The peo
ple of our town should look after
this and try to provide board for
all who wish to come.
--The two year old son of Mr. I
and Mrs. J J. Williams of East1
Bend, Route one, died last Tues
day and was buried at Union Cross i
Wednesday. It is thought that
the young son iind scailet fever.
—The many friends of Miss
Cora Stimpson of Smith town, give
her a surprise dinner last Sunday,
in honor of her 10th birthday.
About one hundred people were
present and all enjoyed the occas
i sion.
I -B- James and bis son
faster Frank, who have been in
, Virginia for some time came in
last week and remained till yester
j day when they returned to Galax,
i to attend the Fair which will be
^ held flw r .
—Misses Flora aud Era Matli
Wj^iind tbeir brother Arthur,
drEast-Bend Route, 1, were visit
ing at the home of Mr. John Sfiug
art the first of the week. Miss
Flora Mathews is taking a course
in nursing at 8fc. Leo’s Hospital,
' Greensboro.
- The following have secured
i license to marry: Henry Long to
Hattie Brandon, AY. E. Axsom to
Lillie Hutchinson, Tlios Swann to
Maggie Swaini, 0. W. Adams to
Ada KimmeT, J. R. Mathews to
Gertrude Poindexter, and a protn
ineut cou]>le who did not want it
known just yet.
Xew Gounty Physician=
Dr. Roy ail Goming Back.
Yadkin Count}’’ now has a
new county physician, Dr. M,
A. Royall having been chosen
to fill that position. Dr, T.
R. Harding who lias held the
position for some time resign
ed.
^ Dr. Royall, a former resid
ent of Yadkiuville, has been
living in Winston for some
but will move back here and
ive.
Jurors For October Court
The. following* have been
chosen to serve as jurors at
fall term of Yadkin Superior
Court which convenes October
16th, and which will be presid
ed over by Judge F. A. Dan
iels:
FIRST WEEK
Hobson, I) C
, Nicholson, G \V
Bhoijos. Isaac
Shores, J. B.
Caudle, J W
Norn «ni, J A
Long, J H
Mathews, HE
. * Logan, J A
Willard, J G
ltevis, Will Jr
Wall, W Y
West, L. F.
Poindexter, A B
Liueberry, T L
Caudle, E*J
Williams, W P
Hutchens, D F
Martin, L T
Gregory, INI F
Cooper, T F
lloiden, J F
Sniitlierman, W H
Shore, A E
Ireland, W N
Chamberlain, J W
Evans, W B
Jones, A M
Angell, A M
Cassteveus, \V F
Bowmen, I I)
George, J F
Fleming, J O
Howard, J A
SECOND WEEK
^ F Vestal
E B Vestal
A C Holcomb
D E Dobbins
J S Garner *
G L Hobson
C E Mace more
J S Hoots
A L Brown *
1 L Holcomb
\V A Graves1
John F Lomr
i
Commissiweru Report
The Comity Commissioners
met in regular session Mon-1
and made the following orders
That W A Graves be pd
for lumber furnished on pub
lic road 1.50
That J S Hoots and others
be pd for work done 011 public
well 15.95
That W G Wooten be pd
as derk of board of equaliza
tion 12 00
That J C Money ke pd for
work done on public well 5.50
That Isaac Shores be pd for
feeding jury * 3.00
Thv.t J L Crater be pd for
the examination of P W Gross
2.65
That the business agt. of'
the F E 6c C U A and farmers !
in general be given a hearing
011 next first Monda)’ in regard
to farm demonstration work.
That'J C Gough be pd for
white washing and painting
inside of court house 60.00
That E Shore be pd for cle
aning out drift in creek at
Holcombs bridge 50
That J W Harding be pd
for summoning road oversee
rs 1.50
That J G Porter be pd for i
pauper cornu 3.50
That T L Swaim be pd for
blasting rock on public road
at Swan creek" 10.00
That ] L Johnson be pd for
building two bridges in Deep
Creek township 60.00
That J G Messick be pd for
lumber furnished to repair
brrdg» "*** 2.1&
That J E rlaycsFie pd wit- j
ness claim 90!
That A £ Cornelius old |
soldier, be granted free license !
to peddle genera merchandise
in Yadkin county .
That W H Smitherman have
the privilage of cliaugeing the
public road near his house.
That R W Zachary be pd
for keeper of county for 11101 th
of August 74,90
That D. G Martin be pd for
witness cl atm 3,30
That J K Sliugart be pd as
a rebate on tax, error 1.00
Thst Dr vS L Russell be pd
witness claim 1.55
That I C Warren be grant
ed license to peddle merchan
dise, infirm
That J T Lynch be pd for
witness claim 1.30
That J H Steelman be pd
for repairing bridge 2.25
That J E Sliugart be pd for’
jail lees and serving road or
ders 9.95
That J B Wall be pd as
judge at special road .election
in East Bend 2.00
That Sheriff W T Fletcher
be pd for seizing a distillery
- 20.00
That C FI Moxlev be pd for
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING
Our Fall 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 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 anvthintr in our power to make it to your interest to trade here.
—BMWM—
VOIR FRIENDS,
SHORE 1)01 ITI IIT
returning G C Adams to Ral- j
eig hospital 24.00
That Dr J R Finney be pd ;
for services as member of Bd.
of health , 8.00
That V A Long be pd wit-1
ness claim 4.75
That J W Pendry and C C
Cash be pd for work done on
township tax scrolls 6.00
Several other orders, st-cli
as the support of the poor,that I
are regular monthly payments
were also made.
Big Prizes For Home
Racing
The races at the Wilkes
County Fair, which will be
held September 26th, 27th and
28th, are going to prove to be
the most interesting and the
prizes offered the largest in
the history that fair, $185.
in cash wifi be given in prizes
each day, to be divided as fol
lows: Trotting and pacing:
First prize $75.00; second
prize $50.00; and third prize
$25.00. Running: First prize
$25.00; second prize $10.00.
As said before, these prizes
will be offered each day of the
fair. Only horses without
records and ow»ed by persons
living in Wilkes, Ashe, Alle
ghany, Watauga, ColdwellJ
Alexander, Iredell, Yadkin
and Surry will be permitted
to enter these races. No en
trance fee will be charged. It
will be a free-for-all race and
a good opportunity for those
having good horses to win
some like prizes. Entrances
of horses must be made by
September 20th; If further
information is desired, address
The Wilkes County Fair As
sociation, North Wilkesboro,
Nyy
NOTICE
I have the land of Mrs. Ellen
-Phillips in absolute posession and
forbid anvbod.v hunting, fishing,
or cutting timber on same, and
the law will be enforced if you
do.
Tom Driver.
This August 18. 1011.
DO YOUR BANKING
NV1TU THE
Bank of Yadkin
YADKINVILLE, X. C.
The oldest and strongest- bank
ing institution in the county
CAPITAL • - $10,000.
SURPLUS • - 3,000.
Since its establishment, -
Oct. 1005, 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, 3*et 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 ft continuation of
your banking, as well as new accounts.
Banking through the mails is safe-a large
part beiu r done in this way with this Bank,
Every consistent courtes}' will be extend
ed to its patrons
Uc/o Interest Paid on all Time Deposits.
Officers
Benjamin Shore, President.
X. J. Byerlv, Viee-Prest. TV. A. Hall, Cashier
Isaac Shore, Yiee-Pres.
Fitffctft*vJCoinm: Benj. Shore, Dr. J. M. Phillips and
T. J. Byerly.
Directors: W. A. Daily, E. L. Gaither, Tsaac Shore
J. E. Zachary, T. B. Harding, M. M. Crumel and
C. B. lieavis.
I
Now is the time to get rid of
your rheumatism. You will find
Chrmberkiin’s Liniment wonder
fully effective. One application
will convince you of its merits
, Try it. Sold by all dealers.
J. M. Howell, a popular drug
gist of Greensburg, Kv*., says,
“We use Chamberlain's Cough
.Remedy in our own household and
know it if excellent.
For s;de bv all dealers.
Executors Notice.
Having qualified as Executor of
the estate of T. \\ . Reece dee d of
Yadkin county, this is to notify
all persons having claims against
the estate of said deceased, to
exhibit them to the undersigned
within one veal* from date of this
notice or siime will be pleaded
u bar of their recovery. All per
sms indebeted to said estate will
please make immediate payment.
This Aug. 24th ltd 1.
o-RM-ll R. W. REECE, Exr.
New Clothing Store will be one of the Largest in North Carolina. Everythin Carried for
Men and Boys. Winston-Salem, Trade Street.