The Western Sentinel from Winston-Salem, North Carolina • Page 4

THE WESTERN SENTINEL, SEPT. 8. wall Jackson at Gettysburg, I would rm won ths fight, and a complete tvtnra -would have given US REV; PATTISHALL Washington, Baltimore and; Philadel GETTYSBURG FIGHT VIVIDLY RECALLED LEAF TOBACCO MET On phia and would have esiDium independence of the Confederacy." Nearly 40,000 Americans went down at Gettysburg, killed or wounded at the hands of ieiiow amwrai and nearly all Bright Tobacco Is Higher Than Last Week You mavhinkrVou are satis FIRST SALE DAYS SEPTEMBER officers are dead. Only few of us remain to teH the story. I failed to state that General- Gor DALY 6ALS REPORT Capt.

Miles O. Sherrill Tells of Thrilling Days of Great Engagement. Capt. Miles O. emerrin, Stat Librarian, has some interesting recollections in connection with the battle of Gettysburg, and as the younger Elm City astor Join.

don came on our leu on urn mm- Monday Last Week. W60 pounds for Uergy fen i Lt. nf tha first ana gavo- urn vu and Well kj Tar average $16.12 when ws entered me rowu. Tuesday GoodTanlac aeaily Ig, I knew the reason for the absence of our Brigadier General. After we came back to Virginia he was sent nr Western army and Colonel Mondays Brown'B and Farmers' Tuesday Gorrells' and Piedmont Wednesday Brown's and Farmers' Thursday Gorrells' and Piedmont Friday Brown's and Farmers' Saturday Gorrells' and Piedmont raw Ti.

Johnston, of Lincoln coun this ciance to offer He was a bravo fied with prices are getting me: man and was seldon heard to say, "Go on. boys" but his Havorite com says ths si attlshall pastor of. mH B. elsewhere butt pounds for $2,360.75 average $16.02 Wednesday 42,178 pounds i.v average $14.16 Thursday 94:964 pounds for $12,838:01 average $13.53 Friday 82,576 pounds for $13,363:8 average $13.74 Saturday 74-pounds for $10,092.1 average $13,66 Monday This Week at: N. church.

mand was, "Come on, my brave med. ha was in command at Spottavlva- And the Rev. I flrstVmlniti. nla Court House, May, 1864, when 1 was put out of businesr by the loss VJinstonAs Headquarters forso'dozenS of a leg. tne jsim cits pastor i FIFTEEN NATIONS ana gaming from the mm NOW IN CONFLICT ISA.

as hftval on- uu-TTvno, Best grade 220 at 23 14. NeaJ Shuff 626 pounds for $125.80 Beet grade 14 at 35. J. W. (Harrison 338 pounds $84.36.

Best grades 166 at 30 and 34 at 34. Mrs. B. Smith 258 pounds for $36.71 B. A.

Hutchens 580 pounds $109.1 Best grades 10 at 27 and 78 at 26. Frank Tokely 426 pounds for $85.95 Best grade 134 at 26. J. H. Lewis 256 pounds for $34 98.

22374. Bounds for $3,140.76 The simultaneous declaration of vs KVvrtk war by Italy against Germany and Ro slonal and nfibWc oak mania against Austria-Hungary and unless you sell here you cannot know that yfu are getting the top for your tobaccpc Come on to, PIEDMONT and Wwill send- Re. PatOstfall, '1 have makes the twenty-sixth of. such declarations since July 28, 1914, and i average $14.04 Tuesday pounds tor $7,240.77 average $14.74 Wednesday 4S242 pounds for $7,552.04 average $15.83 severe sumach trouble. m13 I as much run dow, Best g-rade 20 at 22 1-2.

brings the total number of belligerents up to fifteen Germany, Austria-Hnnrarv. Turkey, and Bulgaria ac generation never tires of the exploits and trying experience of their fathers and grandfathers, what Capt. Sherrill has to say about the great war between the States is timely and interesting. Telling of the crossing of the Po-tomao and entering into Pennsylva-nia and of the stirring days which followed, Capt Sherrill furnishes the News and Observer wHh This interesting story: In June, 1863, the Confederate Army, under General Robert E. Lee, crqssed over the Potomac river and we were soon in the State, of Pennsylvania.

Our brigade was compos; ed of the Fifth, Twentieth and Twenty-third. North Carolina regiments which had been commanded by the brave General Samuel. Garland, of Virginia, who fell at the battle of Spartanburg or South Mountain In Maryland, September, 1862. Our brigade en route to Pennsylvania was, under the command of Brigadier General Alfred Iverson, a son of Senator Iverson, of Georgia, and a graduate of West Point. My com-, pany was Company A of the Twelfth North Carolina regiment.

This was the second volunteer regiment in-North Carolina, but our number had been changed by Governor Ellis-when he appointed ten regiments in 1862 and numbered them from one to ten Inclusive. This, of course, moved the number of all the regiments then in service up to 11 and beyond to the twentieth. Our brigade was at this time in General R. E. Rhodes' division, formerly commanded by General D.

H. Hill. We marchetl on to Carlisle, (within 18 or 20 miles of HarrlsburK). where we ed for faeats and vegetable dleestisn would inar Belgium, France, Great Britain, you home happyf Russia. Italy, Rumania, Japan, Ser or thai bia, Montengro, Portugal, and San Ma sleep-fas broken and unl1 I.

N. Hunt 464 pounds for $94.30. Best grade 66 at 28. H. C.

Sheets 638 pounds for $99.31 Best grade 66 at 27. J. R. Hall ,274 pounds for $60.96. O.

O. McGee 332 pounds for $61.73 'Best grade 86 at 27. Sapp ft Young 370 pounds $41.71 N. W. Hardyt 486 pounds for $80.14 rino.

The dates oi war ueciarauons M1ITM 1 M.J .1 Your Friem nr the announcements of a state of Biino8 ever heard but, nothin my case.VThen I found war run as follows: 1914 July 28 Austria declares war Serbia. MM.Norfim&Co. yrovea itself Best grade 140 at 24 1-2. ui INOW. I Anaruat 1 Germany declares war J.

F. Hardy 172 spounds for $31.67 1 1 1 Best grade 66 at 26. xuu lias wicnout warn frr.rrt nQfnH A. on Russia. ui ij I st rttoo a mi 2 Germany declares war i ua mv 1bb i.

with Belgium. August 3 France announces a state of war with Germany. Tanlao Did-In Aueust 4 Great Britain declares A. B. Harier; Rural Hail Best grades 22 at 26 and 110 at 25.

J. R. ft H. F. Marl')u 342 pounds for $68.83.

Bert glade 140 at 25. Allen ft Matthews 356 pounds $92.07 By grades 146 at 22 1-2; 48 at 39 and 162 at 26. war on Germany, and the latter declares war on Belgium and France. Mocksviale, Crawford N. L.

Marion 382 pounds for $45.07 Atkinson fcPeele 280 pounds $53.36 f. Warren 260 pounds for $53.30 J. B. Fulk 196 pounds for $37.69. Best grade 62 at 23 1-2.

G. H. Vanhoy 234 pounds for $40.16 Best grade 20 at 27. "Vf James 442 pounds for $102.64 Byf grades 156 at 28; 22 at 27; 94 at 13 lid 170 at 24. JT W.

Griffith 326 pounds for $45.73 E. F. Pitts 252 pounds for $56.64. Best grade 26 at 28 and 126 at 26. J.

W. Green 234 pounds for $46.29 eemee Drug Oroor.vl August 6 Austria declares war on boro Drug Htoh Russia. Dock Gordon 648 poands for August 8 Montenegro declares war on Austria. TJ. Berry 394 pounds tor $46.21 Arthur Swiam 192 pounds for $43.60 Best grade 60 at 29 J.

B. Venable 170 pounds for $33.97 Best grade 34 26. W. H. Davis 202 pounds for $36.98 Wm.

Moore 500 pounds for $69.64 Currie PUson 320 pounds for $46.70 Best grade 42 at 27. Dean ft Linville 622 pounds $11,661 T. J. Knight 322 pounds for $71.26 Best grade 90 at 81. Strader ft Osborne 484 pounds fot $63.96.

P.P. Snyder 360 pounds for $67.42 Best grade 170 at 24. R. T. Joyce 624 pounds for $86.46 r-" vvainut Cowl Aueuat 10 France announces a spent Sunday preceding the battle of Gettysburg.

Here we not only had a state of war with Austria. "'-V urug Piim Uin, KUot Mountain rood rest but also nlenty to eat, August 12 Oreat Britain announ ces a state of war with Austria. Mon (Best grade 76 at 26. viHe, asTJiWser Drug R. A.

EUlnkon Drug oi Unless-ihe unexpected happens, the Wfket will put on double sales next Monday morning. Byi that time nearly all the buyers will be ready and the market will be In full swing. Thus far the market has had nothing to offer much for the plug several of these Arms lave had their buyers on eales during the past week in search of their kind of tobacco. Just as soon as the leaf grades begin to move the plug men Jwdll be ready to buy. The Imperial, ias usual, is late in getting down to business.

It is not known when this (company's bujwrs will be put on the eales. Many growers are known to be (waiting for this company to begin buying before they, begin marketing earnest. The farmers are a busy lot of people these days, gathering in their crops. Tobacco cutting and curing Is in full fcwlng in every section, and. reports Continue to, be received of good cures pn every hand.

As for the market during the paat JCew days It has been booming. Sales thus far this week have not been very teavy, but the prices nave been exceptional good. The forty cent mark has been reached, and several growers have come very near ajeraging 30 on their entire barns. Reports from the bright tobacco tnarkets indicate no let up in the de-(mcmd and prices are way up. The de-knamd for brights was never so strong and fortunate indeed will be the grower of this section who has a colory crop of tobacco.

ijlr. Sam Skinner, representing the J. P. Taylor Tobacco one of the (largest firms in the country, is now (buying on the Winston market. The company buys heavily on most of the largo markets and Mr.

Skinner received a hearty welcome-to our market. UST OF THE RECENT SALES. tenegro declares war with Germany. August 23 Japan declares war on 1 1 m. 1 M.

A. Hutchens 422 pounds $60.74. W. C. King 676 pounds for $99.73.

Best grade 106 at 28. Dudley Halrston 686 pounds for Germany. iuiv, luoumsvuie Drug Kernersvilla. When we were entering the town I was at the head of the brigade, and as the people gathered in their doors and on the porches I heard the young people and children exclaim, "Mother! Why, I don't see any horns!" and others Would cry out, "Mother, they look like our folks. I don't see anv horns-" Doubtless they had August 25 Austria declares war on Japan.

$108.60. Best grades 104 at 26 and 12? Jas. Mabe 390 pounds tor $53.44 NEW DIRECTORY SH0i 1 August 28 Austria declares war on at 26. 2,600 AUTO mi The Initial volume of the nJ J. W.

Montgomery 238 pounds $40.40 Best grade 14 at 30. -Alex Hege 438 pounds for $111.02. been taught that the "Rebels" were some kind of great animals. By grades 180 at 23 1-2; 144 at 28: 72 at 2 7and 32 at 28, olina Automobile Directory its appearance, Just recenUyi from the plant of the Raleigh There are two edition, of tit While on this journey I came on one of those excellent farmers and purchased some nice" butter, paying for it with a "Confederate shlnplas- C. R.

Culler 250 pounds for $39.07 Best grade 46 at 25. lit tory, the classified edition mil two dollars per copy and the T. G. Norman 224 pounds for $51.91 Best grade 138 at 26. ter." He was really glad to get it, W.

L. Rut ledge 294 pounds for $68.44 Best grade 114 at 26. D. Ri Stewart 922 pounds $196.67. Best grades 264 at 29 and 412 at 23.

J. R. Bowman 386 pounds for $79.31 Best grade 114 at 29. Falkenberry ft Gravitt 410 pounds for $76.51. Best grade 68 at 28.

J. N. Hampton 346 pounds for Best grade 46 at 29. Marion ft Baker 324 pounds $51.91. Best grade 84 at 26.

W. M. Knight '468 pounds $103.98 Best grade 174 at 27, T. A. Gravitt Sit pounds for $41.92 T.

N. Gravitt 316 pounds for $41.92 N. Smith and W. A. Taylor sold a barn last Wednesday averaged nearlyi thirty cents.

Mr. Smith had H. Norman 240 pounds for 648.08 tion selling at one dollar, not for its real value, however, but to show as a curio. On Sunday at Carlisle, I with two or three of my contain names and addresan Best grade 104 at 24 1-2. MM) registered owners of moto W.

L. Moran 206 pounds for $37.98 companions, called on an old gentle cles in this state. The smke Beat grade. 60 at 26. man who had a lot of fine cherries, and license number are tm W.

L. Moran Sons 188 pounds for and asked if we might have some, each owner's number. In the Belgium. November 6 Great Britain declares war on Turkey. 1915 May 23 Italy declares war on Austria.

June 3 San Marino declares war on Austria. October 7 Announcement of a state of war between Russia and the Bulgarian government. October 14 Bulgaria declares war on Serbia. October 15 Great Britain declares war on Bulgaria. October 16 Bulgaria announces a state of war with Russia, October 19 Italy declares war on Bulgaria.

1918 March 9 Germany declares war on Portugal. August 27 Italy declares war on Germany, and Rumania on Adstrla. RETURN FROM DELIGHTFUL AUTOMOBILE TRIP NORTH Drs. Kapp, Hurdle and Cheney, and O. F.

Hege arrived home Sunday night from a delightful automobile $34.60. fled edition, the names of'ovij He came down his steps exclaiming, "Why, certainly, help yourselves." 1 remarked that he seemed surprised G. W. CretU 278 pound for J. R.

Foster 220 pound $44. SO Best grade 15 at 26. L. S. Foster 162 pounds for $32.45 Best grade 74 at 26.

C. S. Brown 282 pounds for $53.44 Best grade 62 at 26. Dunbar ft Nugent 358 pounds $71.66 Best grades 46 at 31 and 64 at 29. N.

S. Booe ,87 Spounds for $142.16 Best grade 204 at 26. W. J. Mustin 442 pounds for $59.99 4 L.

O. Spainuour 620 pounds $66.32 Bertha Spainhoirr 138 pounds $26.31 Best grade 20 at 26. fi John Stafford 384 pounds $110.66. By grades 208 at 30; 114 at 33 and 62 at 17. Mrs.

C. H. Styers 614 pounds for $103.61. Hodges ft Wall 632 pounds $63.63 Best grade 46 at 24 1-2. Arthur Parrish 164 pound for $30.28 Best grade 8 at 29.

K. Parrish 308 pounds for $63.64. Best grade 12 at 29. F. M.

Matthews 200 pounds $30.80. Best grade 20 at 26. G. W. Robinson 666 pounds $126.56 Best grade 30 at 35.

C. Linville 308 pounds for $63.92 Best grade 142 at 26. 11 J. W. Moore 444 pounds for $45.96 W.

O. Helton 264 pounds for $37.76 J. R. Dunnivant 392 pounds $66.60 Best grade 264 at 20. J.

H. Pegram 384 pounds for $54.05 Bert grade 36 at 26. James Boyles 650 pounds $116.43 Best grades 120 at 26 and 136 at 27. Ike Bullen 380 pounds for $86.92. By grades 184 at 17; 127 at 27 and 68 at 31.

E. Griffin 480 pounds for $79.40. Best grade 146 at 26. Walter Hill 340 pounds for $71.92. Best grade 172 at 26.

J. H. Bulllngton 236 pounds $40.02. Best grade 112 at 23. Leo Whicker 366 pounds for $66.66 O.

W. Gray 130 pounds for $27.02. Best grade 40 at 26. T. J.

Glenn 646 pounds for $77.23. Best grade 30 at 25. H. C. Shields 270 peunds for $40:92 arranged by counties and towns! tho arrangement in the state E.

R. Moran 244 pounds for $42.57 Best grade 32 at 26. G. H. Leonard 612 pounds for $66.75 J.

E. Fansler 268 pounds for $47.02 is by' numerical sequence oIti 360 pounds which sold for by tion numbers. Best grade 80 at 26. that we should ask for them, and he admitted that he was. I Informed him, as I did the man from whom I purchased the butter, that there were men in both armies who would carry off whatever they wanted, but we had The Times reports the salr grades 60 at 35 and 210 at 25; whilo Mr.

Taylor's lot of 128 pounds brought toy grades 28 at. 40; 60 at 36 and 40 at 25. merous copies of the state A. H. Alderman 324 pounds $77.90.

By grades 202 at 26; 60 at 27; 72 at 16 1-2. to car owners who like to names of other owners, whoi meet on the highways. Ctyit ty officials also find the boot our orders from General Lee forbidding us to take or disturb any private property, and that we were going to obey his orders. L. B.

Roberson 242 pounds $49.00 Best grade 112 at 25. J. W. Knott 576 pounds for 90.16.31 CONCORD SOLDIER IS TAKEN BACK TO CAMP. Salisbury, Sept.6.

C. H. Bowles the Concord soldier who ran away from Camp Glenn to marry his wife a sec for prompt identification. This! first publication to carry the a Best grades 64 at 27 and 258 at 25. Our next move was from Carlisle toward Gettysburg, and as we neared tomoblle laws in full, giving formation that will avoid L.

D. Speer 230 pounds ror 131.2a H. T. Apperson trt pounds $47.31 WiUiard Whitaker 2S8 pounds for Gettysburg on July 1, 863, we met tour. While away the party visited ond time after the custom of her re ment and delay through ignonf Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia $40.32.

Best grade 10 2at 24. traffic laws. Another seotim book gives data regarding tit ligion, has been taken back to camp by Lieut. D. E.

Penland, of Aeheville, who was passing through here, Bowles having been detained here by the local recruiting officer. pal touring with coopK directions and speedometer and Atlantic City. Drs. Kapp, Hurdle and Cheney spent several days in Philadelphia securing information on infantile paralysis. Mr.

Hege spent some time visiting the big automobile factories and dealers. 'The party left Philadelphia on the return trio between towns. Both books are well printed Oalvin Harris 376 pounds lor l4Z.i'5 J. H. Sink 484 'pounds for $85.36.

Best grades 100 at 2 tend 176 at 24 1-2 Amos Weaver 230 pounds for $49.34 Best grades 34 at 29 and 114 at 26. B. Bates 212 pounds fro $31.06. Best grade 28 at 26. W.

H. Sherman 284 pounds $44.63 Jeff Edwards 960 pounds $166.32. grade 38 at 24 1-2. WV T. Snow 298 pounds for $76.77.

fey grades 34 at 30; 104 at 110 at 11 and 60 at 16 1-2. T. WUHajns 196 pounds Orrell Tillotaon 231 pounds $57.02. Best grade 104 at 25. Foy Hargrave 172 pounds for $32.56 3est grade 66 at 25.

John Knight 366 pounds for $5231 Best grade 140 at 22. J. B. Knight 200 pounds for Best grade 100 af24. John Boyd 158 pounds for $41.36.

Beet grade 62 at 28. Boyd Jones 172 pounds for $44,08 Best grade 66 at 29. K. F. Hege 622 pounds for $113.44 Best grade 44 at 27.

M. J. Pegram 438 pounds for S68.64 Best grade 68 at 27. Allen A Savage 63 opounds $127.74 pest grade 206 at 26. Bowden Savage 572 pounds for 112599.

Best grades 60 at 29; 110 at C8 and 26 Oat 25. Robt. Posey 386 pounds for $75,39. Best grade 34 at 36. A.

L. Branson 460 pounds far $64.60 Best grade 30 at H. W. H. Mllon 356 pounds for $57.36 teest grade 116 at 21.

JoXm Tftrirstcrn 486 pounds $78.80. ble type on heavy book paper satisfy 'for the first time a press Friday at noon, arriving In Winston- the troops of the United States Army, commanded by General John Fulton Reynolds (a native of Lancaster, Pa.) The reception was warm on both sides. General Reynolds was killed, as were many others on both sides. Our brigade entered the battle with the Twelfth regiment on the right commanded by Colonel W. S.

Davis. Our brigade commander was absent, but Our brigade, under the commander each regiment, rushed in and the three regiments on our left, to. getber with a few of the companies of our regiment on the left, were almost annihilated, but we succeeded In driving the enemy from the field, Salem Sunday night, making a new Best grade 114 at 22. maud for such mformaUot contain. Hnnnr M.

Stanley, son record as to time. Both en route north and on the return trip Mr. Hege made notes as to roads and routes George S. Stanley, left yesM In but Em py Best grade 126 at 20. A.

and M. College at and secured some valuable information wltich he has for the use of any one contemplating a similar tour, he will study this session. Reed Bros 326 pounds tor S4J.X3 Bull Dean 662 pounds for $136.04. By grades 222 at 26; 44 at 30; 296 at 22 John Choplln 96 pounds for $35.19 Best grade 60 at 23 1-2. J.

W. Bennett 53 pounds for $41.67 W. H. Murphy 410 pounds for $76.36 Best grad le64 at 26. R.

W. Guaier 624 pounds tor JS2.C0 Best grade 152 at 20. J. H. Watson 466 pounds for 13X0 Moore ft King 823 pounds $156.27.

and as we marched into Gettysburg, not only the Union soldiers were J. L. Frazier 160 pounds for $0. Best grade 74 at 26. J.

A. Williams 318 pounds for $47.69 Best grade 36 at 26. Jim Sizemore 276 pounds for $41.82 Best grade 136 at 22., W. T. Moser 246 pounds for $32.38 Levi Watson 434 pounds for $77.28.

Beet grade 144 at 24 1-2. Fetree ft Shouse 324 pounds $51.93 RECORD BREAKING PRICE ON DURHAM MARKET Durham, Sept. 6. The tobacco market opened here today with a sale of 125,000 pounds at record-breaking price of $14.20 a hundred pounds, or double the average of last season. Davie County Republican Convention.

The Republicans of Davie county met Monday in the Community building and held their county convention. A large, representative body of men were present The convention was presided over by T. N. Chaffin. The following ticket was nominated: Sheriff Geo.

F. Winecoff. Register of Deeds J. S. Daniel.

Treasurer J. L. Holton. Surveyor S. R.

SmKh. Representative B. C. Brock. County Commissioners J.

F. Rat-ledge, J. H. Slng and W. E.

Boyles. The convention passed off harmoniously and wound up in a lovefeast A determined campaign will be waged against the Democrats this fall. Davie Record. Dies at Age of 107. Harrisonburg, Sept.

6. George Manro gave up his job as sexton of the GOOD JOBS AT fleeing but the people of the town were leaving in great We were left in complete command with no one "to molest or make us afraid." Some of the Company "Catawba Rifles," called on Colonel Davis and insisted that we be allowed to go forward, but the Colonel replied that, "we were commanded to halt." We remained in that town and saw all Best grade 10 at 25. R. E. Simmons 348 pounds for Best grades 116 at 27 and 140 at 26.

TutUe ft Crawley 374 pounds foO.15 NO GOING BAd Best grade 84 at 26. that slaughter on the second and third GOOD PAY B. C. Martin 386 pounds for $66.77 Best grade 252 at 22 1-2. D.

R. Gordon 368 pounds for $89.12 oi July. We made a great mistake bv not goinj; on ths heights on July the 1st Best grade 192 at 29. 7 union army ana the of the twn were fleelnc. Gn.

las Boys, it's sellih? higher every day with the Gorrells. era! Ewell is to blame, poor fellow-he had lost i lee. and had Wn E. R. Gordon 446 pounds $133.06.

Best grade 222 at 28. Geo. Holcomb 642 pounds for $86 .47 John "Walter 266 pounds for $52.38 Best grade 104 at 27. Hti 8tilley 230 pounds for $60.10. punei i ma i Boi a wounded otherwise in a previous battle, and he looked too weak to even be with us.

He did not want tn ri.k such a great responslbiUtyso he cr-' D. A. Koonts 146 pounds for $37.90 Wo trier Catholic church here when he was 106 years old. He died yesterday at the age of 107. His mind was still clear and active and he was able to walk aboNit as late as last Wednesday.

He was born in Scotland and came to this coantry In 1863. th ng i oerea a nau. uenerar jonn B. Gordon, of Georgia, saythat he gave orders four timet to go forward but that each time General Ewn into-. soi 'rd ft1- Had we 80ne on the heights iuai aueuuon, we could have gained Mending or ruining sevAng -machines in underwq lax-Fat, A mid, Efftctive Uxtfrn I Mm Osss Net trips nor Distort tnt Stomac mo iup wunoiu me shedding of blood.

That night we rested on our arms in the town and whenev-r w. la addition to other properties, mUl. The work ia fot and clean.ind not hard to learr- ht a contains vwl acceptaot ton, a were awake ws could hear General! Hancock's troops coming in on thp! We are-gettinj tap highest prices for everyone selling with us. Just ask thelman who sold with us about the prices we 'got for him. i In anticipation pf big breaks Jie market will begin double sales next Monflay.

Be eure and get on our first sale; You wflhnotonly eavo-yaluible trbie but-also get the best prices. I During the balance of BeptemWr we Jvdll sell first at Farmers on MondayW Wednesday and Fridays. At Gor- rells' our first sale days will be Tuesdays, fThursdayslu5at-urdays A FIRST SA1J2 IVERY jjAY. Bring or ship us yoocAiext lot. We certainly get yoiMprices'thabwiJt rnake you happy.

I Your friends, The (Gorrell Boys Our sale at Farmers' today- (Sept 7) was 5t26 pounds, which sold for $984:74, an average price of $19.20 per hun-dred. stimnlsti: We employ whife'peoplonlvf Write to IS th 'al acts ettecuveiy-aaa aoesnot xty nor disturb stomach. At thesame time, it aids digestion, area tea the liver and secretions and restores the healthy functions, 50c. Moda Best grade 24 at 30. R.

S. Brittle 248 pounds for $57.04 Best grade 24 at 30. W. Long 342 pounds for $74.26 Best grade 124 at 30. Thos.

Baker 560 pounds for $68.03 H. W. Leonard 606 pounds for $92.72 Beet grade 114 at 28. Bitting ft Oaks 122 pounds $31.30 Best grade 14 at 29. ftBeonett 158 pounds $43.08 Best grade 18lt 30.

J. H. Pratt 292 pounds for $45.70. Best grade 24 at 27. W.

J. Fulp 330 pounds for $43.10 Jim Shuff 282 pounds for $43.82. W. J. Flynn 416 pounds for Best grade 68 at 27.

A. T. Stephens 302 pounds- $68.80 Best grade 36 at 30. J. A Petrse 230 pounds for $39.94 Best grade 10 at 28.

6hor ft Ingram 378 pounds $50.43 My Nance (14 pounds for $63.63. Wilbora ft Greenwood 276 pounds Best grade 164 at 31 1-2. fiiinit LDRf JE Ch heights. We could hear the drlverj of the artillei? yelling at t'aair hors-j es and when morning came the whole mountain was covered with Union soldiers. Mounted artillery, as thick as it could be Used, wa pointed at us all along the line.

Under the terrible disadvantage1 the fighting of tie second and third of July was carried on. Our troops i were slaughtered on account of this advantage of ths Union army. Gen-' eral John B. Gorton, who was in con-versatlon with General Lee at x-, ington after the war. quote.

General Se fo thf Hard THE WOE fiis torner MarshaD and Wachovia Street WINSTON-SALEM, N. TOBACCO farmers who wish to rent next year would do well to write me. Have 135 acre farm especially; adapted to raising bright tobacco. Level, free from stumps, high state of cultivation. Four good houses, good ten tobacco barns fuHy equipped, etc.

Want to rent for cash rental at reasonable price. responsible, dont writs. H. A. Pag, Jr, Aberdeen, N.

puts son HS17 as saying, "if I nad ba(, Su fi.