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- I# ' f-'T Yol. xix YadkinTille," Yadkin County 1NL C. * Wednesday, f October 23, 1912. • ' • •■99 ^ opy I to *2 i. 19/i. No LOG TIL MEWS | %€€<g€€e€^€€<DOeeCC€€€e€^g —Mi*h. J. S. Jam os of Galax Ya. is visiting Natives In town, —Old papers for sale at this of fice, any amount. * —Mi;-s/Jarrie Shields a student n the Y. Jv. S., spoilt the weekend with h >1110 folks. —Mr. and Mrs C. M. Weir went toFaimington Saturday to visit relative's. —License have been issued for tie: marriage of Miss Mary Maokie and Mr. J. E. Irvin. — Miss Stella Iteeco returned last week from a visit to friends in Winston and Charlotte. —ilcail the new way of canvass ing a county, by W. M. Swaim in another column. (Advertisement. —Wanted—500 yearly subscrib ers to tin1 Yadkin Uipple and Carolina l nion Farmer, bl.V.O foi both —T.lie llogistiaiion books are now open. See that your name is on the books. Tins is importa nt if y ou expect to vote ^November 5 tli. —Mr. Torn Price, principal of the Rockford iii^di School, spent Saturday a fid Sunday with liis former college chum Prof. Thud Reece. , — Wliile re.tnruing from bis; farm last Friday A tty S. 0. V> ii liuins was thrown from a buggy in whidu bo was riding with Rev. T. O. Myers ami was pivig badly bruised up but not seriousl y. —The Yudkinville Telephone| <U «eoi3Ks to bo about out of com- • mission. The central office Las; been closed since Saturday and no] indication of it opening, consiv j queutly Yadkinvilie is of?the map] so far as telephone co in man i ca t i o n goes. —I mn agent for Fairbanks Mo rse A- Co’h Gasoline Engines, any size for any }>o\ver purpose and Williams cor n, meal turd feed Mill For catalogue and prices write me P. L. Kiger, East Bend N. 0. IU 2 ---»-»-»>»-» Superior Cofcrt Proceedings The Civil Docket of Yadk in ; county was taken up in Sup- j erior court last Wednesday af-1 ternoon and finished next day | Ad cases except two, of any | importance, were continued. One of ihese, J. M, Spease against P, C. Wood house, was where the plaintiff was suing for the po.-scsion of io acres ch land. Verdict for plaintiff, cud defendant appeals. The other case, M. E. Car ter against her husband Joe Carter, for the possession of a title was also decided in favor , of the plaintiff. in the case of A. C, Joyner, Convicted for embezzlement and sentenced to serve four months on the chain gang of Forsyth county, the sentence was changed to a fine of $25.00 j and cost—amounting in all to $85.00. ————■ ——— Grand Jury Report To his Honor Charles M. j Cooke Judge presiding, We the Grand Jury beg lief to re port the following: we have acted on all bills given us by the Solicitor. We have been delayed on account of not be ing able to get witnesses. We visited the County Home by Committee. The committee report that they found the in mates were properly clothed and cared for. We would re comend that four buildings should be covered at once and that two rooms on tlie north side of dining room should be sealed, and we further recoin end that the log buildings should daubed and and new floors in one building and window lights put in wherever needed. We also found the To bacco furnished the inmates of the home is rotten and unfit to be used and we would re comend that if Tobacco is fur jnished the home that it should j I at least be sound. We further! | recomend that the top of two ! | chimneys should be repaired,! and that the stove flue in one! building should be repaired.: We especially recomend that, new and more more modern ! buildings be erected for the County home. We visited the Jail in a body and found the Jail clean and well kept. We would respect fully recoiliend that the Jailers house roof be repaired and that window lights be put in where needed. We visited the Comity offi ces and find the books kepi in a neat and business like manner. We further recomend that the Court house should be cleaned up and kept in a more sanitary condition; all of which is respectfully su bruited. "J- V\. Pass, i Foreman of Grand -■'t—><Tj.»- - ury Vr O i-ViX. VJJ rant the Nominee The Senatorial convention of the 29th district met here Saturday and nominated Mr. A. T. Grant, Jr. of Davie county for Yadkin, Davie and Wilkes, A motion was adopted by the convention, asking the ex ecutive committee of the 7th Congressional district to nom inate A tty. H. C. Caviness of Wilkes county as the candi date for Congress. Mr. Laws ! vvlic was nominated could not! accept. After the nomination of Mr. Grant, he was called 011 for a speech, and a very fine one lie j made for a few minutes. At tv. F. W. Hanes was j elected Chairman and Yv. H. j Rutledge Secretary for the j next two years, and the Ex.! Comm, was e ected as follows:' Yadkin. ( T. White, Wilkes j C. H. Somers, Davie, J, L. j Sheek. --— Col. Lusk writes three col ums in telling why he wont vote for Tom Settle foo Gov. 1 ernor, in which he tells an u 11 adu 1 dterated fa 3 .sehood. Level’s Disstmemhed “Where there’s a will there is a way” has long been known as a true saying, but so far as we can learn it has failed in the case of a Mr. ('order and Miss Phillips, two youthful j lovers who came here Sunday from Surry county in the hope of getting married. But Reg ister of Deeds• Wooten could not be convinced that either one of them were 18 years old so the couple went back to wards their home somewhat dissapoiuted, but none the less determined to get married. Dysentery in always serious and often a dangerous disease, but it can b« cured. Cliamboi lain's 1 Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Homedy has cored it ©you when malignant and epidemic. For sale by all Doalers. —When 111 Winston, for an easy shave and good hair cut sen O. D. • Castevens, prop, of the Antiseptic Barber Shop on Liberty Street between Auditorium and Liberty , Theatre. HOPE FOR WOKEN OF FIFTY Time Whan 6ho 3hc»u!d Co Ph!t> eophicai and Prepared for Wise Old Age. There arc people today asking with all appearance of sincerity what a woman of‘fifty or more can do. Their confining work in the home, say these observers, is done. A common sugges tion is that they be utilized in poli tics. This suggestion has its comical side, Miss Tar bull declares. A per son wh; hoc nothing to do after fifty yoars.of life In e business as many •sided and demanding as that of a woman can' hardly be expected to be worth much tu a bus lr.c •?. »i, coo plicated and uncertain as politics and for which she had had no training. The notion that the woman's basin 's Is ended at fifty or sixty is fantastic in the extreme. It only ends there if she has been 1 find to the manning cf her own experiences; if she has never gone below the surface of her task— never seen in It anything but ph ski! duties; has censed none of its inti mate relation.'? to the community, <. c: its obligations toward those who have left her, no.no of those toward the oncoming generations. If it ends there sho has failed to realize, too, the tremendous importance to ail those who belong % her circle or who touch it of whit she make.-.; ot herself, or her persona! achievement A women cf fifty or sixty who has succeeded has come to a point cf sound philosophy and serenity which • G of tne utmom. value In. tho nwrici, and spiritual development of the group to which she belongs. Life at ©very one of its seven stages has i,s peculiar harrowing' experiences—hop • mingles with uncertainty in youtli; fear and struggle characterize early manhood; disillusionment, the ejec tion whether it is worth while, fill tho rears from ur’ty to fifty, but r v.oiute i’rapi.'. ii.g with each period bring' c "O o..t almost inevitably into a fine serene certainty which cannot bug •v;;ve its effect on those who are your n or. Ifipe old aye—cheerful, useful, , and understand): g—-is one o- the finest influences in tbo world. Wo ; bang Rembrandt's or Whistler’s pic ture of his mother on our walls that, wc may feci its quieting hand, the ! sense cl peace and achievement which the picture carries. Wo have no bet- , tc-r illustration of tho meaning of old 1 SC©>—American Magazine. j German Village T>ar.sp3antc<i. An interesting aeroramy took place on Saturday at Now Berich, in the p rin cl pal ? t.y of W eVl eck-Pyrm . e. t, when Prince Frederick laid the foun dation stone, not of a new but oi an ancient Gothic chapel which f umeriy stood at CM Berich surrounded by the usual cluster of quaint farm houses and fcomesteadn. Tho village of Old Be rich, however, is an ob.va.cia in the construction or? tie ladder River tarn, which will have an area oi twenty square miles and a maximum depth of 150 feet. The village, which has existed for 300 years, was there fore narked for extinction, and ail , tho inhabitants received notice to leave then houses, which are to he leveled to tho ground. New dwellings were erected at New Bench some thirty miles away and some of the freshly painted 'rails rese-vhie in great measure the deserted • lllage. The church, erected in the twelfth century, lias been taken down and the ceremony of Saturday was tho first step in its reerection on the new eite, A New way of Canvassin a County By W. M. Swaim Jonesvillo, N. C, Oct, 11th, 1012. M v Dear Sir: heeling tti.it it ig unnecessary tor me to corne before you in per hou, in this campaign, I beg to take this liberty of laying before yon my plans in case lam the suc cessful candidate for treasurer of our coefifcy. Knowing as f do the feeling of 'he luy rayean and voters ol If ad-1 Un, in regard to the way some of ■ the settlements have been made heretofore, .1 propose in making ' settlement with the parties now in P°wer to remove nothing but legal tender money , and further in mak ing this settlement i agree to sel ect three good business moil, one democrat, a republican, and a pro gressive, each to take part in ad justing and making settlement, win our present officers, which will 02mg to ip nt ab illegal .bus iness. should there In v<* been any transacted by our former oi pres ent ofdcers. I further pledge you at the end tb uin.ii year to publish m one or more of v>ur cornu v papers, an ex am stale men t A. theffi sir.^ss carri ed on m Jjc office, and slow the amount:-; pa.nl over to me by the Bnorrih., and t.ho amounts cforders paid out and for what each order re j > resents. > fur.bier agree that whim there is turned over to mo as ranch as $1000 or more that will not bo likely to be used within 6 months i will place name in some reliable bank on interest, interest to be placed (o the credit of said county Assuring you that any aid yon give me in securing tin office oi Treasurer will be appreciated, and that each person doing business with me shall receive the same conrlasy, and that I will fill the office honestly and impartialy and if in my power wake the office a credit to bur county, I beg to re mein, Yours very indy . W. M. kv.vnim. (Advertisement) Insect Bile Car-1& Leg A ilooton man lost kin h-g from the bite of an ins et two y earn be fore. To avert calc mites from clings and biles of insects use Oucideiik] Arnica Halve promptly to kill tlio puinon and prevent iu tlamation swelling and pain. Herds bun;-!, boils, ulcers, piles, eczema, cuts, bruises, Only ‘i5c at all Drug gists. Yadkinville Produce Market. corrected weekly by Shore & Doutliit. Corn per bushel Corn, new Peauuts, per bushel cheat ‘ “ Rye “ Outs " Peas “ Beans £C “ Chickens, old hens Chickens, spring Egg* fier doxen Butter per pound 17!, $1.00 75 $1.00 1.20 1.00 .04 lour Hams Bee’s wax Lard 9.00 .08 .12 20 15 3.00 .15 . 5 15 mu} m ofc.-'kiyr iIhL1U' i Lhrill 1 u The Republican. candidates for the various county offices will meet the voters of Yadkin county at the places and times stated'beiovv, for for the purp ose of discussing the issues of ne campa-gn. > Oct. 22j at Usiio.xi Cross &t niff hi, n k >.g&i rfo j Oct. 25, DrJtiffisrc at mgh . B r j... ii<.. I store, 2 a9 dock P, M. if /><3 'U v &* 21.'j ::t»Otii'*iK Oct it 'light Met* idcdooi heusc gt ) itHt. C?Y &k v. . ../oL >s i oA*, 8 | house at norht j Id very body core i ally invitee to attend. i J L. CRATER, Chair. Ren. Ex. Committee Yadkin Comitv, You will look a good while be fore you find a bettor medielu for coughs and colds than Chamber lain's Cough Remedy. It not only gives relief—it euros. Try it when you hare a cough or eohfotnd yon are certain to bo pleased with the prompt cure which it will effect For Rale !»■■ all Holders Buy it now. Chamberlains Colic, < uioJeva Diarrhoea Remedy is almost certain to be needed be fore the rummer is over. Buy it dow and ho prepared for such an emergency. Fo» sale by ail Heal ers. % T 5« •f V f y; j Tbsse Suits were closed ow! from a large Manufacture? who rcakes regular §15.00 to Suits, hut made n special deal in combination with other largfe Clcthierr:, which enables us to sell them for $2.90. POA/TTT T-^ A J > T V" V_y'V >W% A J 1J JPLiX3l L vJu X jftL . «jrSrJ> I »_ my.r vi. jmmniuuHL ■.. ~ ! Mail Carriers Will '"ly | ! This is an age of great umeoY- | cries. Progress rides on i-i"* air. | Boon tyo mar see Dnclo b. os s mail carriers H;» ing m nil direction ; transporting mail. Pcoj.de take a ■ wonderful interest in n. discovery | Mint ben oats them. That's. >vny j ■ Dr. Kings 2*1 ow Discovery fori ! r •, -ks. Colds and oil er throat < and lung diseases is the most pop ular medicine in America, "li eu red me of a dreadful cough," writes Mrs. J. F. i)d.\ is, htiekuc-y Corner, Me., “alter doctor’s treat ment and .ail oilier remedies had failed.” For coughs, colds or any other bronchial affection its uu equaled. Price 50c and $1.00. Trial bottle free at all D iiggsts, k b k *’ S f* £ TT* ‘f* ^ -.1 ;!o •i s &j .'to «w -i..; te »w ^ Vs .fffc, g n "f; && y -' ■; if V, ; .C s .. 0 fey m Pt% fvL;K' H$w ‘•-A ;,-'i w.v w VaSP’ 0 | . . w n flfj ■' i-4 Tl t §« >" i3 " • t *; 4® 3 'll] N "C~. W 9 ••;/ | * A <r> ^ !■ ■*? i r* H &‘i J Chy V'j:; ?• >■ k3/ ;v f s:- k fpH m & 0 m S a Eft W. S?'ga JT Ij&s fp A k- ayi P:yj 1/ r . Us C i P A ;■ a ,#y kj.-fc & A M fcri S&i" v. eii ed -j>‘v ft record p^ico sale now and 11 ten, but i»*o straight to JIROVH JN’H wboro it solla iugU every uay. We eell bi& 'breaks for laney prices nud not am ad wales of 'a few pounds. felT -.:t4> ■; .4-..., “T ?'■*:•. V —'I ” 'A f Jin Lf ' Ail -1 Cl- 8 ii si 3 4$ i» ‘v^ ^ Including P^«s«<*8*?> ^^.C^lOT Z| 4, Tlr: rsduy * w* ^ &A e a ‘ cJ a 8 & -->v w' w ^» L' * - - GRAND AVERAGE mp$ S ^ •It* lOEEijf {■$**$*. 4> PER HUN OREL .rsgSE^ggss^ssg^jgs^rx SA f j rkiv'4 i.' .t.'S-irlO \V jlN eS We ©a Monday Oct 7-18243 Founds for $3800*75, Average $19.75 Tuesday Oct. 8-78038 Founds for $15869.57 Average $20.32 Wednesday Oet. 9-52604 Founds for $10119.11, Avsragrc $19.24 Thursday Oct. 10-46393 Founds for $9038.98, Average $19.48 Sell It High Eevery Day N tggCT^^8*:.£M*ii32 3S& jaSBSfef .aflBsS -FSaiSErJKJW BWBSfiBS^aac^BlS^^.'SCSHSHaEtlK:JESffi£33 Day Now And Then. Fist Sale Days For October: Tuesday’s, Thursday’s and Saturday’s. in®
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