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YadkiuyjJle, Yadkin County N. C. Wednesday, October 4 1911.
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No. 30
Y.vdkjnvtllie Produce Market.
•Corrected weekly by Bhore Ac
Doutliit.
Coin per bn she!} - $0.80
Wheat ‘ 1.00
Bye « « - - 1.00
Oats “ “ - .75
Peas “ - 2.00
'Beau* *“ “ - 2.00
'Chiok'ms, old bens - .8
•Chickens spring - - .10
EggS per, dwen - 18
Blitter per pound - - .15
f'A? . - - 2.50
Ha to* • * - .15
i J lee’s iv a* - - -22
Jdaid - - - 124
J*0®aL NEWS
'■-Heveml Vadkiu people are
mR< whin g * the Pair :d \Viust<>n
'•‘bis week.
— Mrs James Adams dual at lior
bo me near Rena this county on
Monday Bept. 2eth.
-“Home.-new elurirs have been
placed in the Court House, up
r lira juahiiliug.a new one for dho
Judge.
'J 4se« CovmVlitt Mackie and
1 i. iii« Bhngart visited over in
Corny li uomdy Saturday to Mon
.la \.
ahrs Minnie Weisuer went
to Winston last week to see her
,r father who is in the Hospital
| theja i
Mr. H. H Maukie is having
a ncv, coat of paint put on his
residence. The color will be chang
; from white, to eieam,
l's. Rohooo Id lo.lt of Roauoke
\ a., left yesterday afternoon tori
her home ai'te.r a few days visit- to
itci si,-.ter Mrs J. (1. Gough,
>, -Mth. Hillard H hornier win)
-piiiiH hinl a severe attack <x£ .typho
t t fever is aide to lie out .again
•-. e ere glad to note.
—Thecontract- Joi painting the
Court House rod and repairing
.and painting window blinds etc.
was let Monday to,(."has. Nicks.
Mr. (ice. W. JA'iig age 85
years’, died at his htun ueur_Long
fowii this uumdi'r alter an illness
of tsoveraJ weeks, lie leaves a
vniuv and six children .to mourn
his death.
Read carefully the new ad. of
*C ' ubacher A Rro. in this issue
oi the Hippie. This is one of the!
oldest and best known firms in
.the State and they are reliable
.people to deal with, do aud soy
* hem.
Asa result of the meeting
..held at Deep ("rock Baptist
church last week, 20 persons were
baptized in Deep Creek near the
church Sunday by Rev! T. 0. My
ers. who together with Rev. Car
die. assisted the pastor Rev. S. B.
May in the meeting.
—Mr. J. O. Williams, age (>8,
and Mrs. E. T. Mason, ago 72,
were united in matrimony last
night,near Hampton villa This is
*- MiV-Wilbn-UKV second adventure in
the matrimonial s field, while his
bride goes him two better, this be
ing her fourth advent into the
game.
Dr. J. M. Phillips mid Mr.
V,\ E. Put lodf.ro loft to-day at noon
tl s former going to New York on
;-i , Tae-ure trip wliih the later to
aistoH to spend a day at the
Pair, Dr, Phillips will he joined
in Greensboro by Dr. and Mrs. E.
P id Itussell who are going north
to spend <t. few weeks.
—Thpmiis L. F.hu’ow of \V ins
ton suicided by shooting liimself
in the Masonic Lodge Boom on
tie fifth floor of the. Masonic
building* at 1:‘20 P. M. Tuesday of
hist week. He had been promin
it in the business life of Winston
far BO ‘years. Despondency b
_iv<sn as the cause of the rash
deed.
The \ T] bo o teachers exam
ivld 1101*0 on the 2ml Tims
day m this month,. White teach
ers will l*e examined on Thursday
*uid colored teachers on Friday
On Saturday every teacher ii
Yadkin eovmty is urged to atteni
t I*.. • ■ v M- l< wil
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plan and hr eav ;;it it h *o:!
;t that ail fceacners aciwnu tm
ineetinK.
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Commissioners Report
The Comity Commissioners
met in regular session Monday
and made the llowing orders
to-wit:
lhat Luther Craver be pd
for lumber and nails for brid
ge 7-95
That J W Harding be pd
for conveying Pierce Gross to
asylum 23.00
That James Carter be pd for
building bridge in Knobs to
wnship - 6.72
That S C Williams be pd
for services as member of the
board of health 8 00
That Free Brown be pd for
lumber and nails to build a
bridge 10.01
That J H James be pd for
3 loads of rock to repair pub
lic well p v 1,50
That Dr Harding be pd for
Anti-toxin 3.20
That ..Shore & Douthit be
bd for goods .far Court house
and Jail 3.60
That the report of I C Wil
liams over-seer be approved.
That R W Zachary be pd
as keeper of county home for
month of Sept. 78.60
That S vS Ma}' be pd 15.00
and two dollars every monty
hereafter f
That J A Rj?i?egar be pd
•witness .claim 1.15
That iK W Wooten be pd
witness claim 1.20
That Cal Wilson be pd for
work done011 well at the jail
1Q..00
That Dr T R Harding be
pd as physician for county
Board of Health for May, June
July, and Aug. 55.^0
That J L Crater he pd for
copying corporation record
7*T5
That W P Shore be pd for
witness claim 95
That T A Poindexter be pd
as judge of special bond elect
ion in Hast Bend 2 00
That J F Barron be pd as a
rebate 011 tax for the year
1910 i.00
That Leo Phillips be pd for
witness claim 1.35
That C II Johnson be pd for
one day on board of health
4 00
That Charley Hendrix be
released from paying poll tax
until this order is revoked.
That W D Martin be pd as
member of the board of health
8 oo
That Sid Joyner be pd wit
ness claim t .05
That J K Shugart be pd for
jail fees 13.30
That the petition on file ask
ing for a change in the public
road beginning at the A N
Tomlin place and ending at or
near the residence of N R Lon
gs be advertised according to
law.
That J K Royall be pd as
keeper of court house 3.75
That J W Bowles be pd for
one dozen bar chairs and one
Judge’s chair and hauling
same to Ysdkinville 28.2c
That C L Moxley be pd (a*
error) in R C Rriplets ta>
5.0;
I That the petition on fih
. t aakjng for a change in tin
> j public road beginning at C W
j Heltons and ending at Brusl
j Arlyr, and that the road lead
' | ing by M H Longe to Yadkii
l!ville road be advertised aecoi
t ding to law.
R R .ate :n: : e> pense.,
viHe to Comm. Asso. and a
member of board of health
23.00
That J W Cook be pd as
member B C C up to and in
| eluding first Monday in Oct
ober 13*60
That C E Moxley be pd for
D S fees 9.20
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1 Mai! Garried by Flying
Machine
\ New York Dispatch, 23d
The first United States
mail ever transported by aero
: plane was cariied today from
the aviation field on Nassau
j boulevard, Long Island, to
i Garden Citv, a distance of
| five miles, by Earl L. Oving
ton, in a Bleroit machine. His
flight for this purpose was the
leading featui'e of the inter
national meet’s opening day.
Ovingtou took only one bag
1 of mail, held it> between his
knees, and when he was over
Garden City he dropped it on
the signal of a man who wav
ed a flag as pre-arranged.
This bag contained about 75
pounds of letters and post
cards. He left behind fully
300 pounds of mail matter
which was later sent by au
tomobile to the Garden City
post-office, although it bore
the special postofficc stamp of
“Aerial station No. 1; aerial
special service.”
Ye Yadkin youngsters.
A word to yon, sonny—you
little twelve or thirteen year
old boy who is smoking cigar
ettes on the sly. What do
you want to be when 3*011
grow up—a stalwart, healthy,
vigorous, b r oad-shouldered
man, or a little, puny, meas
leyr, 110-count weak-minded
dude? If you want to be a
man, strong like a man, with
hair on your face, brains in
your head, and muscles in
your limbs, you just let those
cigarettes alone. If you want
to be a thing pitied by you r
folks, despised by the girls
and held in e uitempt by the
fellows, keep right on smok
ing and end your days in the
insane asylum.—Ex.
Says the Charlotte Observ
er: “It generally requires an
equinoctial outburst to upset
summer from the lap of wint
er.” It takes no more than
the merest indication that pa
pa is approaching to upset a
j girl from the lap of her beau.
—Winston Journal.
How’d ye know?
Damage Gase is
Begun
A damage suit of unusual
proportions has been commen
ced in the Superior Court here
by F. A. Templeton against
Yadkin River Power Co. —y
iCL'f he action Ts Tor personal
injuries received by plaintiff
j at Blewett Fall. The coin
plaint has not been filed but
lit is understood that damages
| to the amount of $8,000 to
$10,000 will be asked. > ’
''-.The plaintiff is represented
by S. Carter Williams of this
place and Phillips & Bower,
and Walser & Walser of Lex;
ingtou.
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—Foil Sale: Some choice pigs,
suitable for pork or breeding. See
j J. D. L. Sampson, YadkinvilJe, N.
C., Route 1. b-8-29
—Foil Sale: Fulcaster bearded
wheat, th a price $1.00 per bushel.
Mana Williams, Yadkinvilie liohte
No. 2.
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STORE ROBBED
The store of Mr. Dudly
Reavis out on Route 1 was
robbed on Sunday Sept. 24.
The store is near Mr. Reav
is’ home and they were gone
to preaching at Deep Creek
when the crime was committ
ed, but on returning Mr.
Reavis noticed that the wind
ow had heed pried open and
he immediately made an ex
amination. $50 in money
was taken but nothing else
was gone that they could de
tect. No one has been ar
rested but Mr. Reavis thinks
he knows who the guilty
parties are.
—Received a car load Farmers
Favorite Drills, among the best if
not the best drill on the market.
J. A. Logan, Yadkinville N. C.
—BLASTING! Surface blasting
without drilling holes and any
' other blasting done up-to-date, R.
L. Dixon, Yadkin ville Route 2.
—Born to Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Roy a 11 a son.
—For Sale: 2(1 acres of land 3
miles from town, adjoining Benj.
Shore A. U. Dinkins and others.
See J. G. Miller, Yadkin ville Rt. 2
Now is the time to get rid of
your rheumatism. You will find
Chrmberlaiu s Liniment wonder
fully effective. One application
will convince you of its merits
Try it. Sold by all dealers.
For soreness of the musolqp
whether induced by violent exer
cise injury, Chamberlain's Lini
ment is excellent. This liniment is
also highly esteemed for the relief
it affords m cases of rheumatism,
i Sold by all dealers.
In Awarding Big Alimony
Courts Stimulate Divorce.
By J-udtfe WILLIAM CUSHING WAIT of the Superior Court of M«»*»cbu»etu.
HS for contributory reasons for divorce I might mention the
elaborate, not to say elaborated, stories published in the
newspapers regarding enormous sums of money paid for
— alimony.
Without, passing criticism, but simply stating what I think to be
| obvious conditions, 1 may say that I think that such a liberul alimony
| is an INCENTIVE TO SEEK DIVORCE. If the courts were
I LESS LIBERAL in the awarding of alimony it might be that some
: of these persons born in poverty and raised to wealth by reason of
> marriage might not be so anxious to sever the tie that bound them to
> the one from whom they received an income.
GRANTING THAT AVARICE MAY LEAD GOME PERSONS TO
MARRY ANOTHER OF THE OPPOSITE SEX BECAUSE OF MONEY
AND LUXURY, THE ATTITUDE OF SOME OF OUR COURTS IN
GRANTING AN EXTRAVAGANT ALIMONY SEEMS TO PUT A PRE
; MIUM ON DIVORCE FOR SUCH AVARICIOU8 PER80NS.
Personally I believe in moderate alimony, but only in certain
L cases, comparatively few in number. I don’t believe, for instance, in
-1 a young and ablebodied woman with any business experience—or
L business ability—taking money from a man she no longer cares for
_' simply because he was once her husband and because it is EASIER
• TUAN WORKING FOR HERSELF. Pride should step in, and if
; she/won’t live with him she SHOULDN'T BE WTTTTNO TO AO
! CEPT MONEY rV. 'XX TTTM It doc . - • m > mo to be or
sturdy or American.
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. Y\ e are also receiving a large lot of
UP-TO-DATE MEN'S AND BOY’S CLOTHING 1
Out line of Spring MILLINERY is the most complete we have ever Had
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Consisting of the/latest Styles from the fashion resorts.
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We will do anythimr in our power to make it to vour interest to trade here.
YOUR FRIENDS,
SHORE & DOTJTHIT
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McElwees
Planters Warehouse
We take pleasure in informing
you that we are once more ready
to sell your tobacco. Those of you
who have sold with us for the last
three years know that when you
come here we are careful to make
your tobacco bring the highest
market price, and those who hav
en t sold with us will tihd it very j
much to their advantage to come j
here. ,
We have full set of buyers, and !
same we had last year and we feel i
that we can please you.
Best roads we have ever hed
Maceadam Iload is now across the .
river. Albert Mattock is with us,
cdme this way and we will take
care of you.
Verly truly,
PLANTERS WAREHOUSE
Statesville, N. C.
Executors Notice.
Having qualified as Exeeutor of
the estate of T. W. Reece dec’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 year from date of this
notice or same will be pleaded
n bar of their recovery. All per
sons iudebeted to said estate will
please make immediate payment.
This Aug. 24th 1011.
o-K 1-4-11 R. W. REECE, Exr.
—Ready for service Einelvs
Premier No. 14HI190 a fine Berk
shire boar. Bee J. 1). L. Sampson,
Yadkinville, N. C.
J. M. Howell, a popular drug
gist of Greensburg, Ivy., says,
“Wo use Chamberlain’s^ Cough
Remedy in our own household and
know it is excellent.
For sale by all dealers.
NOTICE
North Carolina i Superior Court
Yadkin County l Fall Term 1911
J. W. Frits et ill, Exer.) Non
of H. W. Fries, dec’d -
VS ) Resident
A. P. Roberson adrnr of )
F. A. and A. P. Ilober- V Notice
soil et al )
The defendants Rosa Evans and
husband L. W. Evans in the above
entitled proceeding will take notice
that an action entitled as above
has been commenced in the Super
iorCourt of Yadkin County for the
non payment of the,sum of $965.97
with interest on $707.94 from the
15th. day of April 1884 until paid
due by F. A. Roberson to H. W.
Fries and cost of action of $9.51
aud the said defendants will furth
er take notice that they are reqnir
ed to appear at the next term of
the Superior Court of said County
to be held on the 16th. day of Oct
ober 1911, at the court house door
of said County in Yadkiuville N.
C., and answer or demure to the
oomplaint of filed in said action or
the plantitf will apply to the court
for the relief demanded in said
complaint. f*'his 5th. dav of Sept,
j up j
J. L.Crater,
Clerk of Superior Court.
I
IX) YOUR BANKING
WITH THE
Bank of Yartkin
YADICINVILLE, N. C.
The oldest and strongest bank
ing* institution in the county
CAPITAL - $10,000.
SURPLUS - - 3,000.
Since, its establishment,
Oct. 1905, it has paid in div
idends to its stockholders
$3,400.00 and $7,738.72
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 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
li°Jo interest Paid on ail Time Deposits.
Officers
Benjamin Shore, President.
T. J. Byerly, Viee-Prest. W. A. Hall, Cashier
Isaac Shore, Vice-Pres.
Finance Comm: Benj. Shore, Dr. J. M. Phillips and
T. J. Byerly.
Directors: W. A. Bally, E. L. Gaither, Isaac Shore
J. E. Zachary, T. B. Harding, M. M. Crumel and
C. B. Beavis.
THE STORE YOU HAVE ALWAYS DEALT WITH AHD KNOW ABOUT
ROSENBACHER & BRO.
Winston*SaIem’s Best Department Store
D ressEoods
Tlie most stylish materials
for this season are serges,
poplins, whip cords, broad
cloths and English home
spuns—all new colors. 50c
to $2.50 a yard.
Silk
The New Cashmere De Soie
And Mssalinls in 14 New
Colors—White, Ivory, light
Blue, Copenhagen, Piuk,
Navy Blue, King’s Blue, Qa
det Coronation Purple, Gar
net, lied, Gold, Irish Green,
and Black. Full yard wide
—beautiful finish, a yaid.
ONE DOLL Alt
SAMPLES ANY MATERI
ALS UPON REQUEST
EMBROIDERED TAILORED
WAISTS
made of the new linen finish
waisting, most beautifully
embroidered and finished
with embroidered scalloped
edge, stitf linen collars; all
size 34 to 44. ^Bent express
paid upon receipt of $1.50.
Satisfaction guaranteed or
money back.
NEW MUSKATEER EAST
INDIAN HAND BAGS
made of tapestry, velvet and
suede—those of suede are
brained and trimmed with
fringe—in tan, brown and
black—the tapestry cues are
m bright colors. Any of the
above bags yours for $1.00..
Every one of our Forty-Four
Departments is comp lete, as nev
er before, with new Fall and
Winter merchandise.
Ro^enbacher & Bro.