Yadkin County N. C. Wednesday, November 8 1631
eorre
inville Produce Market.
corrected weekly by Shore &
Douthit.
/
Corn j»er bushel
Wheat * *
Bye “ 41 - -
Onto “ a
Peas " “
Beaus “ “
thickens, old hens
Eggs per dozen
Butter )>er [>ouud
Flour ’ -
Maws
BeeVwax
Lard - - -
$0.70
1.00
1.00
.64
1.50
2.00
.8
20
2.50
.15
.22
15
f LOGAL NB $
^ —There were very few people
lb fsowu Monday.
—Mrs. Jane Hanes is right sick
at this writeing.
- Mr. J. A. Gentry of Winston,
was here yesterday on busines.
— Mr. It. E. Holtou has opened
up a furniture store here.
—Rev. W: T. Camer left yester
day for Statesville to attend Con
ference.
—Mi's, itusn nenderson oi
TVdkesboro spent the week end
Mrs. D. S. Iteyuolds.
—For Salet Several thous
and cabbage plants, 15c per hund
red. Now ready. Abe Wisliou,
Courtney.
—Rev. Joseph C. Styers of East
Bend preached at the Baptist
church here Sunday and Sunday
Light.
—BLASTING! Surface blasting
without drilling holes and any
other blasting done up-to-date, It.
L. Dixon, Yudkiuville Ito.ite 2.
—Mrs. A. K. Barksdale of Den
ver Colo., is visiting at the home
' of her nephew A tty Frank Hanes.
She. will spend the winter here,
"■""a—Mr. Elwood Butledge return
ed to Wiuston yesterday. He says
lie is going to vm* some of the
northern and western states before
xe turning.
—Big line Mens Suits $2 48 to
$20.00; Boys Suits 75c to $6.00;
' P.mfcs 98c to $5.00; all brand new
fall style®. Wiliuoth & Hayes,
T*Le Ba rgain House, Boonvi He.
— In renewing her subscription
Miss Lola Tavloi of Birmingham,
t Ala . says: MI thank you for the
interesting bits of home news con
tained in the paper each week.”
—Rev. Jas. P. Griffith of Mo.,
/ asks us to announce that he will
begin a series of sermons at the
Baptist church next Saturday
night Nov. II.
—Good Oak Beds 48inches high
$1.08; 50 in- high $2.98; Good long
Oak Dressers $4.98 to $12.45; Ex
„_c lient Bed room suits $9.45 to
$60.00. Wilmoth & Hayes, The
Bargain House, Boonville.
Two couples have secured licen
ce to travel the roads of life toge
ther as one since our last issue.
They were: Mr. D. R. Brown to
' Mi Oaiic Vestal, and Mr. C. E
Ts ylor to Miss Hattie Sailor.
—Every boy that have seen the
J**,' lino of OverCoats we are show
ing for rr* n and bo vs say tho pr>
ces *re V'*' \u excelant line
4j2 T;ai * ‘ * v« »5.(*0 o $10.00 and up
*ilso big' hue of heavy coats. Wil
tnouth k Huyes, The Bargain
House Boouville, N. C.
—Sheriff W. T. Fletcher and 2
•''’‘deputies M. V. West and C. W.
Poindexter, a«rested Will Myers,
Nebo Sunday night. Myers is
wanted in Surry county for obtain
.-g goods under false pretense,
fj p is also thought to be one of a
,aity who attempted to break in
he store house of Ray Myers one
night last week. Mr. Poindexter
carried the prisoner to Dobson
fail Monday afternoon.
S. Carter William*
ittVol-Law and Notary Pubfic
Yocikinvllte. N. C
'nailroad Mg Was •
Vary Entastic One
The Railroad meeting held
here Monday «yas not largely
attended as there was but few
people here but all seemed to
be enthusiastic over the road.
The Randolph & Cumberland
is the name of the new road
and is to run from Cameron
via High Point, Winston and
Yadkinville, on to Elkin and
connect with the E. & A.
Speeches were made by sev
eral business men and farmers
favoring the voting of bonds
to the amount of $100,000. to
help build the road through
this county. Winston town
ship will vote on the question
of issuing the same amount of
bonds on Dec. nth. At the
next meeting of the County
Commissioners the election
will probably be called.
Should this road be built or
bonds voted it will in no way
interfere with with the const
ruction of the Statetville Air
Line,
News From Enon
Mrs. John Shore and Mrs.
Henry Shore from Flint Hill,
visited Mr, H. T. Poindexter’s
family last Sunday.
Mrs. Lucy Hutchens is
visiting relatives near Hast
Bend
Mrs. John Saylor has re
turned home from Winston
where she has been visiting
her daughter.
Mis* Myrtle Reinigar of
Shore spent last Wednesday
night with Mrs. Carrie Tay
lor.
Uncle Tommie Smith and
wife of Winston are visiting
relatives at Enon.
Mr. S. H. Shields made a
business trip to Winston last
Thursday.
Rev, and Mrs. J. K. Pfohl
and children of Winston came
up in an automobile Monday
to attend the surprise birth
day dinner of Mrs. Pfohl’s
mother Mrs. J. M. Whitting
ton at East Bend.
Mrs. Queen Bess Shore
from Indiana visited our Sun
day School last Sunday. We
are always glad to have Mrs.
Shore with us,
Mrs. Will Norton of Little
River, Florida is visiting her
father Mr. John Conrad.
Captain and Mrs. Harris of
Winston visited friends at
Enon last Sunday.
Mrs. Alex. Conrad and!
children Mt last Wednesday
for their heme at Little River |
Fla., and they were aceompan-!
ied by Mr. James Paindexter.
The many friends of Mrs.
W. F. Poindexter gave her a
surprise birthday dinner last
Sunday. “Catsy”
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&
Commissioners Report |
! .The County Commissioners
met in regular session Monday |
and made the following orders!
to-wit:
That R L Dixon be pd tor
blasting in public road at
j Harmon Creek 8.00 ■
That S C Williams be pd |
; for taking affidavidavits in the
N G Williams case 5.00
That W E Rutledge be pd j
for stationary furnished 2.50
That J W Pass be pd for *
services as assessor and goods
for jail and court house 12,65
That Mrs R W Zachary be
pd for keeping co home 78.00:
That J E Shugart be pd jail j
fees 18.75
That Joe Harding be pd d s |
fees 5.10;
That J I F Norman be pd*
witness claim , 2.50!
That H H Maekie be pd for
goods for court house 7.10
That W G Wooten be pd
for repair on court house 1.58
That C S Ben bow be pd for (
setving road orders 240
That J L Crater be pd c s c
fees 121.771
That C W Poindexter be pd'
for d s fees 8.40
That F J Wooten be j>d for
waiting on on Solicitor 10.00
That C S Nicks be pd for work
011 court house 20.00
That W H Lynch be pd for cost
and witness fees 11,07
Mhat J C Miller be pd for J P
fees I.47
That W H Willard be pd for J
P fees i.60
That J H James be pd for roof- J
ing paint _ 3.00
That J H Dobbins be pd for re
pairing Dobbins bridge 1.00
That S H Joyner be pd for re
pairing Thompsons bridge 167.50
That J W Harding be pd for
capturing still and conveying pris
oners 24.00
That J W Hem rick be pd for
repairing bridge at Jonesville
Creek 7.00
That Docia Long be pd witness
claim 95
That P L Jennings be allowed
to peddle spectacles without auy
license
That J A Logan be pd mayors
services 75
That the petition on file asking
for a change in the public road be
ginning at A N Tomlinson place
aud ending at or near N It Long’s
be granted and the following be
appointed to lay off said road A.
J Martin, J C Pindix aud Jones F
Long
That Flovd W Denny be releas
ed from paying poll tax until this
order is revoked
That T F Holcomb be pd as
conrt caller fall term 18.00
That J E Shugart be pd for d s
fees 15.65
luat J W Jrendry be i>d as, asst
clerk to b cc 8.00
That C E Muxley bo pd for d s
fees 9.92
That Isaac Shore be j>d for keep
ing and feeding 12 jurors and one!
guard 6.50 j
That W T Fletcher be- pd for I
: services as sheriff 64.75
That the petition on file asking
for railroad election be postponed
• until next first Monday.
That F M Scroggs be paid for
money advanced for transportaton
of Will Brooks. Will Brown and
B R Taylor. (The order does not
. state where the above neople were
transfered to and we cannot tell)
That J H James be pd for J P
! fees 2.58
That T H Mathews be pd for
lumber for bridge 2.70
I That the Commissioners be pd
as follows for services:
B R Brown 16.20
A M Smitherman - g>~l5.30
J W Cook , 6,80
Several other orders such as the
support of the poor, were made.
Fop Headache, Bilhuineii
DeWIttV Littl* A
iARkY RISERS
East Bend Route Two.
Farmers are very busy sow
ing wheat and gathering corn.
Miss Sarah Norman has
been right sick for a few days
but is much improved.
School will begin at Union
Hill next Monday with Miss
Wavie Poindexter teacher.
A Pretty home wedding was
solonmized at the beautiful
home of Atty Jno. Phillips at
Pinnacle Nov. ist when Mias
Eleanor Phillips'^became the
bride of Mr. Henry Apperson
The bride wore a beautiful
gown of white satin while the
bride groom wore a suit of
blue. The parlor was hand
somely decorated with ferns
and roses. The ceremony was
performed by Rev Oliver of
Dalton. Guests besides tha
family were: Dr. and Mrs.
Dalt Phillips, Dr. Oscar Kiger
Mess, Gray Stimpson, Sam
Tutle, Ernest/ Phillips and
Fletcher Kiger and Misses
Cora Tutle, Sallie and Eliza
Vest, and Cora Norman. A
They were two very popular
young people and have the
beat wishes of their many
friends.
If you are going North
Travel via
The Chesapeake Line
Daily Service—
Including Sunday
The new Steamers just placed in
service the “City of Norfolk” and
“City of Baltimore” are the most
elegant and up-to-date Steamers
between Norfolk and Baltimore.
Equipped with wireless Tel
ephone in each room. Delici
ous meals served on board.
Everything for comfort and
convenience.
Steamers leave Norfolk 6:15 p.m.
daily arriving Baltimore 7:00 a. in.
following morning.
Connecting at Baltimore for all
points North, South, East and
West.
Very low ronud trip rates to
Baltimore, Washington, Philadel
phia. New York, Atlantic City etc.
Reservations made and any in
formation cheerfully furnished by
AV. H, Parnell, T. P. A,
Norfolk, Va.
HENRY B- JAMES
Salk & Exchange Stable
Horses, *
Mules,
Buggies
and Harness
For sale at all times. We
appreciate your business .Glad
to see you any time.
Is there anything in all this
world that is of more importance
tc yon 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. (Jliamber
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
apparatus to a natural and healthy
actjan. For sale b^ all dealers
palpitation the heart Digests what you eat
t
.FALL IS HERE,
WIJNTTER IS COMINGr
•SLJLLL—L-^1
Our stock of Fall and Winter Merchandise is complete ill every department.
Special pains have been taken in selecting the following linesr
SHOES, HATS, DRY GOODS,
AND LADIES SWEATERS
CLOTHING AND MILLINERY
An up-to-date line Men’s and Boy’s Clothing, Underwear and Gents
Furnishings, in every-particular, down to the minutest detail.
Our Stock of Fall Millinery is now up and is the largest and pre
ttiest ever shown here with all the latest Styles and beautiful designs
besides the prices are attractive. We can sell Clothing and Millinery
cheaper than the large city stores because our expenses are lower.
Give us a chance at your Fall trade, we will be glad to show you our goods.
YOUIt FRIENDS
SHORE & DOUTHIT
MeElwees
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
eut sold with us will filid it very
much to their advantage to oome
here.
We have full set of buyers, and
same we had last year and we feel ‘
that we can please you. !
Best roads we have ever bed
Maccadam Itoad is now across the
river. Albert Mattock is with us,
come this way aud we will take
care of you.
Verly truly,
PLANTERS WAREHOUSE
Statesville, N. C.
FOR SALE
Tlie S. H. W ilmofch property in
Boonville, containing about 4 acre
on main street with up-to-date six
room dwelling in beautiful grove
with Well, Barn, Warerooms first
class Store House aud Post office
building. This property will be
sold as a whole or out into lots-to
suit the purchaser aud prices are
right.
Four business lots on Maiu St.
uear the Court house in the town
of Yadkinville $200.00 each. Out
of 34 lots in the Shore Hotel pro
perty these are we have left and
are a good investment at the price
One nice thiee acre lot with oak
grove, well and small house in the
northern part of the town of Yad
kinville, on public road, can be cut
into small lots if desired. Write
for price.
18| acres good farm lands one
half mile frpm from Yadkinville
on North Deep Creek. Good road
and considerable amount of timb
er and wood. Write for price.
House and lot on Highland ave.
Wmstod-Salem, N. C. with city
water and all conveniences. House
new and good location. Price
111500.00.
I 81 acres in Buck Shoals town
ship 10 miles from Elkin, 6 room
house, tobacco barn pack house,
etc. Orchard, some timber and 5
acres fine meadow land. Price
$1500.00.
We are in position to hand
j le all kinds of real esiate and
j if you want to buy or sell see
, us.
Yadkin Realty Co.
YffflH'nville N, C.
IX) YOUR BANKING
WITH THE
Bank of Yadkin
YADKINVILLE, 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 diy- j
idends to its stockholders
$3,400.00 and $7,738.72 j
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
U % Interest Paid on all Time Deposits. .
Officers
Benjamin Shore, President.
T. J. Byei-lv, Yice-Prest W. A. Hall, Cashier
Isaac Shore, Vice-Pres.
Finance Comm: Benj. Shore, Dr. J. M. Phillips and
T. J. Byerly.
Directors: W. A. Baily, E. L. Gaither, Isaac Shore
J. E. Zachary, T. B. Harding, M. M. Crumel and
C. B. Keavis.
DOLLARS
FOR
YOU
The man who sells his tobacco with the Leader
Warehouse, Winston. N. C. is always the best
pleased. T\ e know how to sell tobacco and we are
in position to get the bids that count. We do not
claim everything but we deliver the goods, or in other
words, we sell your tobacco for more mouey than
any other house in the State.
The Leader sold nearly twice as large a percent
of the tobacca sold on the Winston market in Oct
ober 1911 as it did in October 1910. Why has our
* business about doubled over last year? There is a
reason. Ask a Leader customer and you will let us
sell your next load or tierce.
Your Friends,
The Leader Warehouse
WIJSTSTON, 1ST. c.
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OUR FIRST SALE DAYS:
For November;—Every Monday, Wrdnesday and Frida
For Dec< m her,--Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
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