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^ C'mmty N. C. Wednesday, November 29 1911.
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LGGAi. NEWS
~r*0 rip' is a vision in .several
.iduuSd in town.
-Miss Iim Shore visited her
sister Lrs. A. \h *S Ivors at Last
Bend last w < <• i>
— i.oe 'Vs.' ;ool house near
Conr. ::.>y nas burned down one
uhjht week.
- Mvs, Yieey W hitmore, of lowu
1> t; tiie vwith re,hi
t ive^ ou Koutn 2.
•—1 he revival in- i-i-nu is iu j:ro
y;'1" ' ot » C'VoK Quaker eiuir
■h iir-^veek
— Mr. J. Lee;,-a killed a ]>or
k-" \ ts'f week tK.. wenrhod -112 l!*s
Prett v eh next!
reach r. .. i not ior
r ' . ,ire i ■ 'u 13• *.s‘<s >* a-ttend a
o; tie- Vsuoei . in
n-*xt doud /.
_> 0 ■' re
m
— ‘ O: ■ »Su:t • >“2 v '
L-dvV. li<\\ - x‘~ O'nfi 7i>< lO T! H j
{•s dSr t. ■ all i •*•.•»» i new j
- tii st vies. >\ -‘.noth »v II.-iyes, i
be Bargs .e Sous,*. ■><*. iu ii
.> ..«• * • ilium oi Mr •< i.. i
.• v f L-w.-vvii!•> t* i-’ robbed
t ;i.t .v h .. *iiMl! o» SG-.K ,
V.. •" li’ es • !1 ;ui i 1
•v wah a bank !
, i
U. e ' I las’ acx :m*ll tin- !
■"O* C>- Im.) . ' Oev!. ‘augld
- i i. •• i Mr .. .. o.seph A. |
V ’nag .!t;t • !v da .glitt l of 1
' • ■ > hav-* arrired in Akin .
.•a.: are visiting Mr. Flom.-ug'ss !
■>lo*-, 1 Si i o.iis i
. I
tout 'L* AI auto o. eie
»Lu w ' u-ia-ise •- farm im :
V • U in and -t.i\.
* • • .-> is « .. ‘L> 'S lllgL
, !**■; ’ • ii it r.i {.rood ivyJ
■ 4 : i? 32x
! Geo room su.l* Mc*.4o to'
v Wilmoth »V 'laves, The ;
• -T T* J !
gar 'louse, JbtrtM«viiie.
-Be..J. 1' Gibson. ihe new
•; mister of ibe Methodist church .
orenck i his fir- i sermon Sunday (
light to a full house. Air. Gibson ]
oomev ftoiu Ail. Airy. Ho made a j
good impression on bis hearers in i
iis rirst sermon and it is hoped |
the people will tui u out ever;, time
«.s they did Sunday right. We j
xten 1 Mr. „anil ATrs. (: J v- oua we 1-!
come to our town.
— livei \ )K)y that e-ve so n Tiled
l* : . . >t • hvrCoats vve are show- ‘
um rm-m and boys say tiio ;*ri- j
C’s ur- wty low. An ex<- uanl hue
of llainCo:^ $5.00 to$10.00 and up '
11 so bin line of ht«»vy coats. Wii- ;
~i- -util A Iltiyes. The Bargain i
’le tse ^o.onvj le N. <_.
- Tht1 home of M r. Bedford j
Wooton, 4 miles sontii of town I
Win totally destroyed !y. tire .last
AVednesda v ni'dil after midnight.
Only a few articles of furniture
and o! 'thing were sirred together
with a emad an?omit of b*m cloth
—lug. Koine of the family who
were sleeping in the second story .
Lad a narrow escape from hor
rible death, the house bring ai
mer, t wrapped in flames when the
fail iiv awoke. £35.U0 in money
was also burned. I he fire origin
ated in the kitchen. The house
was the property of Mr. 0. B.
Reavis.
—Mr. Richard Jarratt, who lives
near Mana this comity, was arres
ted hist Saturday by Deputy Slie
j i'J Hhngart for contempt of coart.
It scorns that Richard had been
cited to appear as a witness before
. justice of the pence to testify in
behalf of the state against Rush
Hamlia, col., and refused to go*
tl; was carried before P. L. Kiger
Efco. and tilled $15. and the cost, -
which he agreed to pay and testify
at next hearing. (
FEASIBILITY OF ACCURATE SHOOTING /
FROM AEROPLANE DEMONSTRATE!/
BY UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.
Flying at MHe-a-Mimite Clip, Lieut. Ficke! Throw® Two
Successive Shots Straight Into Target
Bridgeport, Conn., was recently the I
seen- n ,< most xensarkabte aeroplane !
achievement. Nor only did it thrill the i
vast arm'- of spectators because of the ]
reckless daring d*r played r»v the bird-]
men. but it pioved beyond rill question j
that, with the right make of rifle, a
marksman can shoot while flying at!
tremen 1- :s speed, with the same ac
curacy as whs n on the gru ;cd.
Armv officers have been anything but
satisfied with the results obtained with :
the seryic- rifle, and the flight was I
planned as a test of a repeating arm of i
ether than government make.
The fljght took place at the Lake I
Aerodrome bet ore 1U,000 people who I
paid admission and a far greater jurat- 1
her who occurred points of vantage!
tip'-'n Igknoriug hilltops, housetops i
and treec. ' • -j
When Bc.rvhy came upon the field, a I
violent wind was blowing. Undeterred, ■
he mounted his ^ea' and was soon *
^soaring high above. More than or.ee '
i* ■H'crntd to the spectators that his frail j
craft must surely turn turtle and come i
crashing to the earth, but every time j
thctreccherouswind threathensd, clever 1
u ■ aviator rv*:a tne j
machine rtr? ij, bt and true. After having1
b*-cr, in the air a number of minutes, 1
rx achv pointed his craft in the direction j
'f Ihe graudst-nd, uncircled it twice
ar.d, r.s gracefully as a bird alights,
brought It safely to the ground.
To cverv ore present It seemed cer
tain, ir view of the dangerous anticsef
the wind, that no more flights would
t
* *i fw~r> cod l *f» tr - ryt rod
be attempted that afternoon; but to the
amazement of nil, Po.cn-,, os soon as
he landed, hailed Lieut. Fk who :
v’.'.s ^tauding nearby, armed with a
Remington-UMC tine, and invited
to take a seat alongside. :
This l.,ter;t. Fickel did, and aviator
and passenger were soon on their vtfay.
To make the ’.rip nil the more h; mrd- i
ous, the machine had beer shorn of all
extra supports it variaDiy carried with 1
passengers for balance. j
i ime and .-.gain the big planes c mid ,
be sc* :* to tremble as if they were about
to s.mp V'hcn contrary gusts of wir.d t
caught them; ami to those below the ,
PUmg am. the swaying oI the mono- t
plane were fore-runners os' certain oe- |
st rue non to the aviator and his pas i
setig.-'-.
fV hen the machine roaciretrthe :
farther end of the. fluid it suddenly
turned, ard came flying back at light*
* ;no speed. At the oher end of the ■
field, in full view of the spectators ».
target fcau been r>y -ex: 'Av«T\. within
firing range. LLut. Fickei raised his rifle .
and scat two shots straight to the mark.
It was a wonderful performance and ‘
a fitting climax to r. meet that was re- !
plete with sensational features.
I« an interview after the demonstra
tion, Lieut. Fickei said that he found !
the speed and accuracy of the Auto- i
loader a distinct advantage over the .
service rifles he bad previously used in I
similar tests, and that he consfdevad it j
the only practical gtjc tor under j
inch conditions.
Joseph Pearson Coic^ell
I*asses to threat beyond
Joseph Pearson Caldwell,
v. ’• it- -r <£. C •'c'.yU.i-u ■tpvc rvrr4
• o: several yt-ais, died at Mor-*
ganton last week at fhe age of
58 years.
.Ol .. . .. , ,/r
-'*»• V_>- .'k L .1 U.O Uli\ Ol mi_>
best kii : and most loved
newspaper men in the South j
but has not done actual work j
since 1900, The State has lost I
a valuable citb.eu and the;
south one of its greatest sons,1
Mr. Caldwell at one time’
o\v 1 jU1 the ‘ StTUesT i i he Landri
mark, but has devoted most
of his energies to The Obser
ver, both of which will stand j
as a monument to his mem-1
ory.
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Thanksgiving Tomorrow
Tomorrow is Thanksgiving
day in all this land and coun
sry. Both neli and poor ob
serve it alike. The origin of
this day has been told and re
told and we will not repeat it
here, but the da should re
main sacred and ever}’one
should reUirii-tharms'to Tfnn
who is responsible even for
onr existauce. ,
ihat ever j* one of our read
ers enjoy the. da} is our most
sincere wish. ^ ~_..
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Never put anything off—do
it now
Henry Beattie Jr. condemn-1
go ofji'ife murder ih Rich
mond, Ya.„ was electrocuted )
last IH'idav, Nov. 24, I
tB"ade a full confession of Ins
rrhvv --v
Beattie killed his wife on
the lonely Midlothian turn
pike near Richmond on Julv
18th, and was arrested two
days later. The trial lasted
several days and the best legal
talent in Virginia was obtain
ed but. the Jury did not hesi
tate to convict liim of the a*
wful crime.
The remarkable nerve
the condemned man was wond
erful and might be called
cynical. He did not flinch
when led to the fatal chair,
but held his nerve to the last.
The Rev. Mr. Dennis his
spiritual adviser, four hours
later gave out his written con
fession, 111 which he said
much was told about the case
that was uutrue. but that the
awful crhyiw»«fremai 11 ed a fact.
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| Mr. A. A. vStyers of Clem
' ons killed a bird one day last
! wefek that measured 16 feet
, from tip to tip, and 4% feet
from the end of its nose to the
tip of its tail. It is not known
whether it is a wandering al
batross or a swan.
^ Fox Hunt,
Mr. Editor: >
! Wo have been having .-joine Fo?
i Hunting up here, some of tin
! hunters being Neut Weatherman
01 Chestnut liidge, George Carter
Gluts. Nicks, Y ance Hauser, She
luh Iloy ah, sonie of the promin
ent citizens of Yadkiuville and
Uncle Azz, as they call him, went
along to see the fuuf We went to
Bud Vestal’s about 40 in number,
mad 3 a drive down iho creek to
the place where ‘they caught the
one last whiter, but not a scent of
a fox could be found. Then we
went back to lioya.il s place about
II o’clock when old Kobe struck
a warm track. * very body was in
hope. Mr. Sidney Vestal was
rushed to the spot at once with
his trained dog, but all in vain,
tor Sheiah’s dog had only scared
up a rabbit. It was talked that
the too want in a crawfish hole, ao
the hunt was ended for that night
Next day Mr. J. 8. Long found a.
track and scut word to Yadkri
ville in haste and a limit for the
night was planned, and Mr. Weath
erman notified, but Yudkinvillo
ibd net'turn out neither did Uncle
Azz, so Mess. Weatherman and
Hauser were all the hunters. Well
ibout nine o’clock Rube struck
sure enough and for three fourths
>f an hour they had as fine a
mnrteite as ever was hoard in
hose woods, but a complete loss,
•o rabbit:j$ncigyossum: no fox.
Poor old foxes, they seem to
caller two deaths; dogs run them
III they cant walk; then gnaw
iiid oito them etc.
[f I «vas that fox and see the dogs
c I do I would lot the dir t —yes
he high places—and would not
'top tor hunger nor nigh waoA
mtil I could sit down on top of
he famous Rockies, then say
‘Rube I\1 novel hear your dread
si mouth anv more.”
A HUNTER
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TA X SA i,E.
For tlm non-pay man t. ql taxes.
:<n the year 19i(j 1 wi il sell tor
?«*ish to the highest bidder at the 1
.Hou«e do i at Yadkin vu!" 1
an idee. 4, 1911' the foi»
tracts of land;
FALL CREEK
Ervin Reece 4* acres 2.43
V. o. Williams 6 ’ 1.46
EAST BEND
XI F Anderson J town lot 1.46
J E Davis 93 acres 4 62
Peter Hauser 1 town lot 3.91,
J K Hutchens 68 acres 2.53
I A Poindexter 5 ’* 1.24
E Y rrulovr 1 *’ 3.43
B C Jair.-ut 1 town lot 3.72
IV. T. Fletcher, Sheriff.
C. W. Poindexter, D. S.
h there anything in »if ‘Ids
v 1 '“hi that i;. of inori importance
to \ iu than j <u)tl di«;es; ion? Food
1,1 hst be eaten to sustain lif«» and
n.vs, be digested and converted in
to blood. When the digestion fails
the who!, body suffers. 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 tone up the whole digestive
apparatus to a natural and healthy
Fvsr-sahshy a.M dolors
HOW’S T!1:3?
We niter One Hundred Dollars h’a
ward fur any chsu ol Ci;tnryh that earned
be cured bv Hindi’s < iitnrrh Cure.
r. J CHKNKV & CO., TOI.RD'V o.
We. the undersigned, have known A
,1. Cheney for the {rsi i 5 years, and he
ieve him perfectly honorable in uli bv.s
iness transactions, and financially sbh*
tocarry out any obligations made by
his firm.
wai.diKG, KianA.n marvui,
wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Hoil’s Catarrh Cure is taken inter
naliy, acting directly upon the blood
' and mucous surfaces of the system
Tosiemo.dals sen*, thee. Price, 75c. j>er
bottle. jdl-Draggists."*
rTeTCe” Hall V Family Pills for const!
j While In town next Mon
day dont ’forget to come in
to see us.\ There is a lot oi
back subscription due us
and we nelvi-tha money. 7 H
you have a spar e dollar wc
will be mighty ; Tl&d to gel
it. We need th e money and
need it bad.
-PA TAj IS HERE,
WINTER IS COM LlNTGr
Our stock of Fall and Winter Merciiaudi.se is complete in every department
special pains have been taken in selecting the following lines:'
SHOES. HATS, DRYtGOODS
__AND LA D1ES S WE A TE RS
CLOTHING AND MILLINERY
Furnln^f in'lvP^AS B°P Underwear and Gents
furnishings, in eveiy particular, down to the minutest detail.
Our 'toclc of Fall Millinery is now up and is the largest and pre
thest ever shown herewith alt the latest Styles and beautiful designs
Dcsn.cs . .it prices are attractive. We, call sell Clothing and Millinery
C leap than ti,c !ar«e «ty stores because our expenses arc lower ' '
Give us a chance at yonr Fall, trade, wc will be glad to show you our goods.
KH'K FRIENDS
o ri CJ K L
8c DOUTHIT
jSou i& the time to get rid ol j
yonr rheumatism. You will find j
v'hi'mberlam’s Liniment wonder- f
fully effective. One application j
will convince you of its merit ?
Try it. Sold by all dealers. \
Tor soreness of tho muboles
whether induced by violent exer
cise in jury; Chamberlain'a I-ini- |
meat m exc-.ileui. This Timment is J
else highly esteemed for the relief j
ie affords in cases of rheumatism. )
Sold by all dealers.
FOR1SALE |
7b acres in the "North *?edgo of:
the town of Yadkinviiie, 50 acres
car. .now bo ^eut into town lots.«
Some timber, fairly good house, A I
idee|orehai\I, new ivi.ru, and other}
improvements. This is the curly j
nice, tract ;. • r town that is on the 5
market. Will sell as a whole or;
cut to suit the purchaser. Can f
give terms'of■'tone half cash and!
yamabvier in 12 months, i
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n res 3 miles south or <kad- j
; : i 1 le. pra;ficy]iv level fwith :
« V ■ on the place and all in very I
fire rmber, Oau be sold oirgood j
terms. Price §350,00
8inall tract 30 to 40 acres, vary
fine little farm 2 miles from Bock
ford Railroad Station, in Yadkin
county on public road. 6 room
house, feed barn, tobacco barn, j
pack house, smoke house etc. j
good orcl ard, some timber. Price j
|> i 50.00 one half cash remainder j
in one year.*, ■
The S. H. Wilmoth property in j
Boonville, containing about 4 acre •
on main street with up-to-date six |
r<:.jir_. V|\vfillingheantifub grove !
with Well, Barn, Warerooms first S
class Store House and Post office |
building. This property will be j
.-,oiA tvb u o'< cut irb.-o toi-s to i
. suit the purchaser and prices are !
, right.
Four busmosf- toC on M am bt, j
; near the Court house in rli town j
| of Yadkinville $209.00 each. Out |
’ of 84 iota in the Shore Hotel pro j
! porty these ave we have left anti j
I are a. pood investment at the price j
| One nice tin ee acre lot with oak j
p'ToMr ~WTTHettKl '’miH house in the I
, northern part . >f the town of Yod !
kinviile, on public roau. can be cut
i into small lots if deeired. Write
j for price.
! 18| acres good farm lands one
half mile from from Yadkinville
! on North Deep Greek, Good road
' and considerable amount of timb
1 or and wood. Write for price,
j House and lot on Highland ave,
| Winstod-Salem, N. C. with city
I waver and call conveniences. House
j new and good location. Price
j $1500.00.
j 81'acres in Buck- Bhe*d“ -homr
j sTnp 10 miius from Elkin, 6 room
j house, tobacco barn pack house,
etc. Orchard, some timber and 5
' acres hue meadow land. Price
' $1500.00.
| We are in position to hand
le all kinds of real estate and
if you want to buy or sell see
I . J
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¥ ltd kin Realty Co.
i Yadkinville N, Cr
130 YOUR BANKING
"WITH TLLK
Bank of Yadkin
YADKINVI 1.1,E, N. 0.
The oi <lest and strongest Intuit
ing institution in the county
CAPITAL • - $10,000.
SURPLUS - - 3,000.
Since its establishment,
Oct. 1905, it has paid in div
idends to its stock fielders
S3,400.00 ami $7,738.72
interest to depositors.
vVhilc tills is a small bank, yet it is saf*
apd sound, taking no risk as some of tli«
larger ones do. It extends thanks and ’nest
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 l&rga
part being done in this way with this Bank,
Every consistent courtesy will be extend
ed to it* patrons
# % Interest Paid on sIE Time Deposits.
Officers
Benjamin Shore, President.
T. J. Byerlr, Yice-Prest. W. A. Hall, Cashier
Isaac Shore, Vice-Pros.
Finance Comm; Benj. Shore, Dr. J. M. Phillips and
T. J. Bverly.
Directors: W, A Bail7, E. L. Gaither, Tsaac Shore
•j. K. Zachary, T. It. Harding, M. M. Crum I and
C. B. Beavis.
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DOLLARS
FOR
YOU
1 ho man who sells bis tobacco with the Leader
Warehouse, Winston. N. C. is always the best
pleased. \\ o-ki^uw bow to soil tobacco aud 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 money than
nny other house in the State.
The Leader sold nearly twice as large a.percent
of the tobacca sold on the Winston market in Ov -
'"•db^r 1911 a.s it did in October 1910. Why has our
business about.<;kuihbulover*last year? There is a
. reason. A.vk a Leader customer and you will let ns
sell your next load or tierce, -
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The Leader Warehouse
OUR FIRST SALE DATS:
For November;—Every Monday, Wrdnesday anti Fridi
For Dectuiher:--Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
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