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Vol. aeirjii
Yadkinyille, Yadkin County N. C.
—Mr. R. R Hiusliaw was in
town yesterday.
—Mias Lucile Long visited re
latives at Huntsville Saturday and
hunduy.
—Sheriff W. f. Fletcher spent
the day here Thursday of last
week.
—Mr. H. H. Mackie made a
business trip to Winston last
—Atty. F. W. Hanes made a
business trip to Statesville Fri
day* of last week.
-*Fon Sale - a full set of Tela
. t-dwtoe repair tools. Jess Mackie
Xadkinville N. €.
—Mr. I. A. Wishon will have a
*isU>tt<t of nice sweet ] Matoes here
k.A)es£t frst Monday, for -,c,le
—Waited a live agent to rep
treseift Chalmers automobile. Gar
i:Had ©nuiel. Greensboro N. 0.
—dMoesrs, C. A. Hall of 8iloa.ii
cunt K.. VV. i'oindexter were in
rtowi Monday on business.
—The Rio pie is net ‘responsible*
:for the views expressed thro its
i«co]uiuus by correspondents.
—r License .*> 1 >. ued Saturda -y
if or 'the .marriagevo4* Mr. Julius
Miller to Miss Myrtle Purdue
-—Rev. J. 1). Glbsou will preach
;at the M tt’ ■ odist - church Busday
3morning at JJ o'clock and Bundac
isiigiK.
—*B*esidj • El A er H M. Taylor
<<jf Mt. ttir.Y, pmwhedat-the Muth
‘crfkst church Sunday mght
■ also Monday at IT o'clock.
—Mr. W. Li. Gentry, of rovri*-, &.
•was i« ohr efiiee one day last week j
]M r. Gentry is one of die oldest'!
^citizens of this county., being in
las 77 th year.
—Deputy Sheriff J. E. Slmgari |
lias bought from Dr. Harding the
iifive room bouse and lot on *E;nT
Mam 4^ how occupied by Mrs.
MefHon.. ^Ckm side ration $i200.
—^Hc.jApA:J&ental has return
ed to lfrciUwn^ an Ivortb M ilkes
boro^kc ^ypeudang some tine'
■with relative*. ^Virile In re hehad
*liis eyes itrodleH.siml.gTHS ms fit.!«d
tr< Dr. ItoyaL!.
—Music, imenkeys, mirth and
;•/good moving piictures at Hie Old
TYudkin 'i0l;erter Saturday night
JEneteiy A pril 6th. A set of
fj&varsjpoons given to the Lady
JKieemaag the most votes.—ad.
—TFbe Yadkin Cnunty Sunday
vS61i«k)1 Convention will be held al
iCharitv next Frida v, Saturday
* .V •'l
i«nu Sunday. The program e for |
ithis Convention is interesting and
;4i lrrge attendance is exjieefced.
—Mr. D. G. Holcomb has sold
to Mr. Gorrol My res, his home
uud farm consisting of 80 acres
of laud three miles east of town
;It is understood the consideration
’•waii $3,300. (Wanted by above
j,purchaser a wife.)
—Just Received! Hundreds of
•dollars worth of the latest colors
• and shades of dress poods. Spring
fShoes and Oxfords just opened,
TEinestdiue ever shown here. See
imeibefore buying. Prices Correct. |
1H H. Mackie, Yadkinvillo.
—'Mrs. L. G. Hunt, widow
itiio, late Dr. Hunt of Huntsville j
..and <luugber Miss Daisy, wore m
vtowji last week, tin1 later ha-ving
•an operutian performed iry Dr.
Jtioyall for tonsilitis. She l£s now
at thelioine of Mr. F. It. Douthit
where she will I’emaiu aw&iil <able
\tU> go home.
—-Miss Annie Carrigau’s resign
ation as (clerk in the postoffice at
-this will take effect the first
* of jf&n& !».■>>.-ivrh. Miss Connie Rev
? aUsll^'dS! IDidkiuville, who was ap
to fill the vacancy, has de
nned the appointment. Miss
/Annie Tj© wig, of this place, will
, ttake the position,—Wilkesboro
' Patriot.
—TJncle T3illy Doliw, who has
been in feeble health for some time
.died suddenly Sunday night at the
home of Mr. Thomas Williams, 2
'piles East of town. He was in
t$iis 78th year. The remains were
interred *n the family graveyard
yesterday g^«rooon, Rev. T. CL
Myers tile funeral ser
vices. .^v/'
Political Talk
Mr. Kditor:—
As the political decks are
now being cleared for action
! and the troops lining up on
either side, I suggest the name
of John H. Dobbins for County
Treasurer. He is well and
favorably known, scrupulously
honest, a good bnsiness man,
and is beyond all peradven
ture entitled to the nomina
tion.
Pour years ago he led all
the other candidates, and came
very near being nominated.
He lives at the comity seat
and would be ready to trans
act the public business at any
time. And, besides, his fath
er was a Union soldier, going
through the lines and enlist
ing in the Union Army, fight
ing lieroicly for Ate Stars and
/Stripes under extraordinary
circumstances. If lie had been
.captured be would have been
summarily shot as a traitor.
But he loved his country and
risked his life on many a bat
tlefield. So honor the son of
such r* worthy sire.
JB/sery Republican in South
liberty is for Roosevelt and
•the Tbiiili i a ill: Settle for Gov.
Their names strike tieumr to
Democracy.
'With best '.wishes for the
Ripple and its .many readers,
«Lxsm
T ery trill3%
SnuTii Liberty Farmer
Poet Meets Poet
.iViimitlu'5) issouri fanner whose
hog'wus killed by a train wrote to
fche:compan> VtS'iaira 'agent for a
settlement nuivs a writer in the
'Columbia.Statesman. He penned
his •communication thus: “Dear
tiir—My razor back strolled down
your track a week ago today. Yonr
tsveuty-nine7 came down the line
and snuffed his life away. You
can’t blame me, the hog, you see,
slipped Uuough a cattle gate; so
kindly pen a check for ten the
debt to liquidate.”
He received the follow! ,g reply:
“Old twenty-nine came down
the line and killed your hog, we
know; but razor backs on railroad
tracks quite often meet with woe.
therefore, my friend, we cannot
send the check for which you pine.
Just ,plant the dead, .place o’er his
head: here lies a foolish swine.’*
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One Outlaw Caught
Sidna Edwards one of die
notorious Allen gang which
shot down the court at Hills
ville Va., has been caught and
placed ii: jail. .A& the others
are still at large.
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Elkin is to have an ice and
cold storage plant. The pro
moters are R. L. Poindexter,
S. M. Arnold and others.
About $22,000 has been sub
scribed. The iplant will be
located joist south of the
depot.
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We have some people who
are willing to sit ar mnd day
nfterday and hallo’ hard times,
and talk about some one aad
stick out their lips because
things don’t go to suit them,
these same people llevr try to
do anything fer themselves or
any one else. Some seem to
have forgotten that the days
of raining Manna has past,
and if it had not we fear that
some would grumble because
did not fall every day alike.
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—There wili be a Fiddlers’ Con
1 vention at Smitlitown on Saturday
night before Master Sunday April
6th. Valuable prizes will be award
ed Everybody is invited to attend,
aud a -gene r#f go wd time is expect
ed. ' '
Roosevelt Sentiment Sub
siding
j It is a plain fact that the
* Rosevelt sentiment which
struck the country so forcibly
a short tiin^ ago, and seemed
to seize everything in its wake
has greatly subsided within
the last few days. The New
York Sun, which is authority
on the political outlook prints
a long story of this change,
which seems to have come of
its own accord all over the
country. It seems that the
people at first did not under
stand the policies advocated
| by Colonel Roosevelt, his
1 views on the referendum, re
| call and other importan ques
tions. They had an idea if it
; was Roosevelt’s policy it was
| alright no mattet what it was.
i But their eyes have been open
! ed not only in Yadkin County
! but other localities as well,
! they realize the perilous posi
j tion the country would be
plunged into under the ban of
what might be termed mob
rule-^
i lie public uttereuces of
the Colonel have had some
thing to do with the present,
fall of his popularity. He does
not practice what he preaches;
tries to construe President
| Taft’s position on the primary
! question u a different light
| from what it realy is; he has
twisted several important mat
ters until .they are almost
out of shape. The people see
his position and the Ameri
can people of to-day are too
proud to be mislead or blinded
by a single man. just as we
suspected the people see the
difference in a safe and sane
administration and one con
sisting of filibustering and
i^on hand rule, hence the
| change in sentiment.
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Students Examination
On Saturday, April 17,
1912, iu Yadkiuville, Prof. W.
D. Martin will give the exam
ination to all who wish to take
it. This is open to all who
have ^finished up the work of
the seven grades, and a certif
icate will be presented (later
| on) to ail who pass it satisfae
I torily, showing that the course
l ot study in the free schools
I has been completed, and that
I these who receive them are
ready toeuter the high schools.
It is hoped that a large ’’num
ber from all over the county
will be present. .Arrange
ments for the county com
mencement will be made later.
MRS. JNO. Q. HOLTpN
Secretary!
| —Wanted, to buy Hides and
j Furs of all kinds, also Beeswax,
j Will pay market price. Bee or
1 write S. L. Maekie Yadkinville N.C
Yadkinville Produce Market.
corrected weekly by Shore Sc
Doutkit.
Corn per bushel - $0.85
I Wheat* “ - -LOO
! Iiy® “ 1.00
i Oats “ - .64
Peas “ M - - 1.50
Beaus “ “ - 2.00
Chickens, old liens - .10
Eggs per dozen - 12
Butter per pound, - - .15
Flour - 2.50
Hams - - . - J5
Bee’s wax ... .22
, Lard - 12£
“My little son had a very severe
: cold- I was recommended to try
Chamberlaiu,8 Cough Remedy,
and before a small bottle was fin
ished he was as well as ever;”
writes Mrs^HBilks,29 Dowling St,
Sidney, Australia, This remedy
for sals by All D^aje^
NOTICE
Ou and after April the ist
I will sell goods for the pay-as
you-go. Will not vkeep any
books. Will sell for a smaller
profit thereby being better en
abled to sell more goods for the
same money, or same goods for
less money. Will take in ex
change for goods all kinds of
produce.
Will sell machinery and
farm implements on same
terms as heretofore.
I thank the people for their
patronage for the past eigh
teen years and hope they will
continue to give me a liberal
amount of same.
J. A. LOGAN.
March 26, 1912.
; For rheumatism you will find
nothing better than Chamberlains
: Liniment. Try it 'and see how
quickly it gives relief. For sale
. by all Dealers.
ENTRY NOTICE
j North Carolina, )
j Yadkin county )
To the entry taker of Yadkin county:
• The undersigned J. ('. Williams of Yad
> kin county in said state hereby enters
! and lays c’aim to the following land in
| Liberty township said county and state,
i the same being vacant and unappropri
j ated land ind subject to entry viz: Be
| g'.liningat J 1 Taylor’s corner in Russels
j Jine, runs about south with Russels line
j to Russel and Lewis Williams corner,
then about west to Thomas Williams
! line, to the ppginning containing t*vo
I and one half acres more or less.
J. (,. Williams, Claimant
Entered Feb. 10 1912.
Approved by Entry Taker Feb 10 1912
W. G. Wooten,
Reg. of Deeds and Entry Taker
a true copy.
8. Carter Williams Attorney.
The Democratic primaries
in this state will be held on
May 28th.
It Looks Like A Crime
to seperate a boy from a box of
13uokten’s Arnica 8alve. His pim
ples, boils, scratches, knocks,
sprains and bruises demand it,
and its quick relief for burns,
scalds, or cuts is his right. Keep ^
it handy for boys, a Is® girls.
Heals everything liealable and
does it quick. Uueqnaled for
piles, Only 25 .seats at all Drug
gists.
When a mail feels like mak
ing a fool of himself its a sign
he’s in love
Danger After Grip
lies •often in a run-down system.
"Weakness, neivousness, lack of
appetite, energy and ambition,
with disordered liver and kiddeys
often follow an attack of this
wretched disease. The greatest
need then is Electric Bitters, the
j glorious tonic, blood purifier and
and legulator of stomach, liuer and
kidneys. Thousands have proved
that they wonderfully strengthen
the nerves, build up the system
and restore to health ans good
spirits after-.tan attack og Grip.
If suffering, try them. Only 50
cents. 8old and perfect satis
faction guaranteed py all Drug
' gists.
I 1 he Democratic btate Cou
j vention will be held in Raleigh
on Tune 6th.
;
Almost a Miracle
One of the most startling change
| eyer seen In any man, according
.to W. B. Holsclaw, Clarendon,
Tex., was effected years ago in
I his brotller. *‘He had such a
dreadful cough,” he writes, ‘‘that
all our family thought he was go
! ing into consumption, but he be
1 gan to use Dr. King’s New Dis
| covery, and was completely cured
I by ten bottles. Now he is sound
and well and weighs 218 pounds.
For many years our family has
used this wondelul remedy for
Coughs ahd Colds with exelent
results.” It’s quick, safe, reliable
and guarantee?!.* Price 50 cents
4 and 1.00. Trifl bottle free at all
pru^ists,
I Notice of Sale
t North Carolina ) In Superior
I j- Court before
j Yadkin county ) J. L. Crater clerk
j Lula Johnson, aumr of j Notice
W. J. Johnson *dec’d < of
I -vs- f Sale
; Bula Johnson et al j
i Pursuant to an order of the Superior
' Court made in the akove entitled action
{ 1 will sell at public auction at the Court
House door in Yadkinville to the high
eat bidder on the 1st DAY OF APRIL
! 19i2, the following lands viz: all of the
following Innds lying East of the public
road leadiug front Jonesville to Buck
Shoals, kno.vn as the Andrews place
; adjoining the lands G T Wiiite Robert
Burgess, H G Johnson and others con
tuining 72 1-2 acres more or leas for full
description reference is made to deed
; from Andrew Johnson to W J Johnson
; recorded in book 2, page 384. record of
deeds for Yadkin county. One ‘ other
tract adjoining the lands ot G T White
•J C Einnix,S Pardusand others, known
as W J Johnson home place, containing
60 acres more or less, being the land \Y
J -Johnson received from his Grandmo^
j ther Loucinda Johnson, Terms of sale
; J cash, remaindej upon a ere iit of four
months, bond and approved eecutity re
quired bearing interest from date until
paid. Tide reserved until whole ot th<
purebase money is paid. 'I'his Mch 1 T2
Lula Johnson sdnir. of W. J, Johnson
D. M. Reece, attorney
If you arc 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 np-to-date Steamers
between Norfolk and Baltimore.
Equipped with wireless Tel
ephone in each room, Delici
ous meals served on board,
j Everything for comfort and
| convenience.
Steamers leave Norfolk 8.T5 p.m.
daily arriving Baltimore 7:00 a. m.
following morning.
Connecting at Baltimore For all
points North, South, *Easi and
West.
Very low round trip rates to
Baltimore, Washington,|Philadel
phia. New York, Atlantic City etc.
Keservatiousjmade and any in
formation cheerfully furnished by
W. 11, Parnell, T. P. A
Norfolk, Va.
J. H. MACKIE & SONS.
Manufacturers of Tobacco
Flues, Stove Pipes, Mail Box
es Heaters etc. Galvanized
Sheet Nron and Valley Tin
| in stock.
General Repair work done
on short notce.
Candidate For Treasurer
I hereby announce myself a
candidate for nomination for the
office of Treasurer of Yadkin
County subject to the will of the
Republican Convention and will
appreciate the support of all who
favor iny nomination.
Yours very trly,
EZRA 0. MACKIE.
&&&&
DR. E. M. GRIFFIN,
OF
Farmington, N. C.
With liia general practice
makes the treatment of
Asthma a specialty.
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LUMBER WANTED
Sell your lumber for cash to
Leonard Vyne, North Wilkes
boro, N. G. Write me what
you have to offer; where it
will come to the li, R. station
I inspect at your loading point
and pay cash soon as loaded.
Want dry Oak, Popular, and |
yellow pine lumber.
an
Don’t be surprised if you have
attack ot rheumatism this
spring. _Just rub the af^eved
parts freely with Chamberlain,s
Liniment and it will soon disap
pear. For sale by ajl Decern
s
We are supplying our customers with
the best goods and latest styles in
Shoes and Slippers,
Dress Goods, *
Notions,
Men’s and Boy’s Hats,
Larg-e Shipment Straw Hah
Also full line of Grocerief
In fact most everything carried in the
line of General Merchandise.
We buy all kinds of country produce
and pay highest market price for it.
Come to see me FI! give you a square
deal.
Yours to serve,
H. B. BAHNSON
YADKINVILLE, JST. C.
DO YOUR BANKING
WITH THE
ank of Yadkin
TADKINVILLE, 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
interest Paid on all Time Deposits.
I Officers
Benjamin Shore, President.
T. J. Byerly, Vice-Presfc. W. A. Hall, Cashier
Isaac Shore, Vice-Pros.
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. It. Harding, M. Al. Crurnel and
C. B. lieavis.
CeWiTT’S £5K WTlCH HAZEl
S/kI-#VE* For PUo*. Burns, Sore*
Administrator s^Notice.
Having qualified as Administrator of
the estate of Dr. J. A. Mock, deceased,
i this is to notify all persons having
claims against said estate to present
them for payment within one year
from date of this notice or the same
will he pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate will
pLease make immediate settlement.
This Jan. 31, 11112.
J. M. Mock, Adair,
D. M. Reece, Atty,
NOBH WiLKESBORO MARBLk WORKES
TombsiKpnes, Monuments, Iron
Fences, Etc. We handle
marble by car, can pive yau
best prices m sam«1
MILLER k REINS Co Props.
N. WILKE8BOUO, N. C.
4, Ws WUliams*
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Asthma - Catarrh Cured
Expert Medical'Scientists'A nnou
nce Startling Results Obtaiued by
New York j—Thousands are taking
advantage, ot the generous offer made
by The Woodworth Co Debt. 0. llfil
Broadway, New York * .y, requesting
an experimental pacxa of Sen pine,
the great discovery for • ifchma, gayjFe
ver. Bronchitis, ane fatarruh, wh^cb i»
mailed free of charg to all wb write
for it. It is curing thousands of ae most
j stubborn canes. It make* uo lffarenoe
I liow long you have been offering nr
how severe the climatic nditioua tue
where you live, ^enpine will gure you.
If you ha we experimented with other
treatmenhs and have filled to find a
cure do not be discouraged bnt sen^ foc_
a trial of this wonderful truly roetitoui
remedy which is a scientific compound
discovered dy a Profcasor of Vie-nna Pni
versity. and is being recommended kty
tUou&aivdk
Sen pi tie
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