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. JACKSON C0LLE6E. , .
Black Hawk is at his post again
after a week's vacation. "
DUNN'S MOUNTAIN.
June 22nd.
This section has been yisited by
several very heavy rains and some
hail.
Wheat and oats are ripening
very fast. Some has been cut.
D. M. Kesler heads the list.
Jos. W. Miller and Mrs. Mil
ler spent a couple of days in our
community recently.
& I. Oftlbl if preparing to
BiI4 t nff wheat house.
Chas. A. Trexler and family
were the guests of Mrs. Cauble a
few days ago.
D. L. Cauble and family, of
Salisbury, were the guests of H.
A. Earnhardt on the 9th inst.
Well Uncle Josh, you are wrong
aeain in regard to that party, it
was none of our doings.
From what we can learn, the
nlans on foot for the threshing
men to organize, will be a misera
Kla failnrft. It is a hard matter
to get the farmers to stick to
gether. If they would organize
mrl then stick thev cauld be the
most independent men on earth,
for the farm is the backbone of
all business. Were it not for
would the rest of the
world live?
One of the Gold Knob boys had
a peculiar experience a few days
since. Some of the young , ladies
kicked a couple of-spokes out of
his wheel. We didn't see the oc
- mirror-ee and can't sav whether
the wheels were in the head or in
a bicycle. Don't be discouraged
boys, next time your frame may
get shattered.
Mrs. H. A. Earnhardt has been
spending a few days with her pa
rents. We are informed that some
work is being done on the mount
ain. There are prospects of quite
a lot of work being hone in the
near future.
Mr, and Mrs Mahaley visited
C. L. Kesler Sunday last,:
Cotton is looking very badly.
A great deal of it is dying.
The Councillor of No. 196 has
offered a prize for the best speech
made on the laBt night of his
term of office, June 29th, Only
a few members have given Bro.
Agner their names. The time
limit is to be not less than fifteen
minutes nor more than twenty.
Three judges will be chosen, dis
interested persons, but they will
be members of the Jr. O. U. A. M.
Lemonade will be served and af
ter the prixe has been awarded
there will be speeches by mem
bers of other Councils. We would
be delighted to have Bro. White
head Kluttz with us.
There is an old saying "it is
an ill wind that blows nobody
good.' From what we can see
' and hear of some people in this
( world, it would require a full
: grown cyclone to blow any. good
I out of them.
We learn that John Leonard,
who now lives on the lands of
Mrs. M. J. Cauble, will move this
T fall to some other place. We are
sorry for this as we hate to lose
John. Any one in need of a good
man will do well to speak to him
in time. As it is no one here
is in such need,
Babtlette.
CHRISTIANA.-
June 24th.
There ; was no c preaching at
Christiana last Sunday awing to
the fact that Rev. N. -D. Bodie,
the pastor, has'not returned from
Hot Springs, Ark., " wherry Mrsr
Bodie is taking treatment for
rheumatism. Nothing prevail t
ing there will be preaching Sat
urday. June 22nd. at 3pm., and
' v. -communion
on Sunday fo1 lowing
Henrv Trexler killed a mink
one day last week that was at
tempting a bold daylight rail on
his chicken coop.
The St. Maryans of Rowan
Academy, will again debate
against the Kappa Alpha boys of
Crescent, on July 4th, in the
beautiful and spacious grove at
Crescent. These young giants
will debate the immigration ques
tion which is: "Resolved, that
Immigration into" the United
States., should be Prohibited."
The St. Maryans will represent
the affirmative and the Kappa
Alphians the negative. ' Boys, as
you make arrangements to take
your girls to Faith that day don't
fail to say something to them
about going to Crescent that
night. Everybody pordially in
vited. The debate will commence
promptly at 8 :30 p. m.
We are soon again to celebrate
one of the greatest events of his
tory. When the ' American pa
triots twanged the bow and hurl
ed the dart of American freedom
straight to the heart of British
tyranny, the whole civilized
world was appalled that so young
a tiation should offer defiance to
the powerful mistress of the seas.
Yet we marched on to victory and
today we are the most free and
mostjDrosperous people under the
sun.
Charlie Lyerly, of Granite
Quarry, visited Miss Sallie Hcls
houser last Sunday evening.
So summer has come at last.
The 21st was the longest day and
is said to have been the hattest
till that time in 1907.
Xi. A. Thomas is working now
at the carpenter's trade in Salis
bury. Xerxes.
BOSTIAN'SX ROADS.
- June 24th.
We had a heavy rain and some
hail Fiiday evening. There was
considerable wind which blew
down some of the corn. Harvest
is aboutall off.
Jeremiah Pless' baby has been
very sick this week. We hope it
will soon recover.
Geo. W. Hill has been on the
sick list for a few days but is Out
at work again.
The ice cream supper given by
Paul Cress and Robert Ritchie at
Mr. Stilwell's was attended by a
good number and enjoyed- very
much by the boys. Please have
another one and wejrill come too.
. Robt, Mesimore is on the sick
list. We wish for, him a speedy
recovery. v
Mrs. Sadie Roseman visited
Mrs. Ella Eddleman last Sunday
evening. j
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A, M. and P. A. Cress harvest
ed 425 shocks of jwheat last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Powlas, of China
Grove, visited her father, Mr
Stirewalt, Sunday. )
Mr. Hill and family visited his
mother, in the .St. Paul neigh
borhood Sunday.
UNION CHURCH.
June 24th.
Miss Kate Earnhardt, of Spen
cer, and Calvin Kesler anddaugh
ters, of Dunn's Mountain, VBited
D. H, Mahaley Sunday evening.
Dora Earnhardt visited her sis
ter, Mrs. C. M. Lyerly, last Sat
urday night.
C. C. Lyerly paid his brother,
H. P. Lyerly, of Gran.te Quarry,
a very short visit last week.
Rev. N. D. Bodie is expecting
to return home next Friday. We
understand there will be commun
ion services at Christiana the
fifth Sunday, June 30th.
A very large crowd was present
at the Hartman Shops Sunday
last for services, but were disap
pointed the preacher did uot ar
rive
Lucy Frick was a visitor at W.
J. Poole's Sunday last.
Walter'Mahaley has purchased
a new B. C. S. S. buggy.
What curious things will hap
pen. We are informed that the
stork presented him a young
Agricola.
G, M. Barringer has bought a
mowing machine. A new
machine means better work.
Many of the farmers' throughou
this section are hauling in their
wheat. T -
Glad to cot&that the health o
the community is very good.
If the weather continues we ex
pect to see cotton blooms by Au
gust the 4th.
Seems as if Bro. Bart., is lying
low, unless he is getting ready to
pull the "baby" about again.
' Chub.
The people of this ; vicinity are
nearly through wuh their harvest.
The people have good wheat but
here was some of it beaten d wu
by the hail storm and could not
be saved. ' . j ; ' ---..
Oats are no good at all. Corn
is looking fine, but right in our
midst we are needing rain. -
J. A. Ribeli n began cuttin g
'wheat Friday, the 14th, and.: cut
n.til' Saturday. 22nd. He cut
nearly a hundred acres.
Thero was preaching at Corinth
Baptist church last Sunday, the
24rd. Rev. Miller conducted the
service. The protracted meeting
will begin the third Sunday in
August. Rey. Sims, of Albe
marie, will assist Rev. Miller.
There was an ice cream supper
at Levi Trexler's last Saturda.
Hawk had the pleasure of being
in the crowd.
Rufus Trexler, of Richfield,
visited his father Sunday after
noon, lilad to see you- fvurus,
come to our town again.
Thos. Jackson, who has been
very ill, started for Danville, Va.,
whpre his sister, Sarah Jackson,
lives, last Saturday morning.
When he reached Salisbury he
found he was too weak to contin
ue on his journey and decided to
spend Saturday night with his
nephew, G. A. Jackson. During
this time John Jackson, his son
went to Salisbury to see his father
depart for Danville Sunday morn
iue. But instead of going to
Danville his son persuaded Mr
ackson to return to his home
twelves miles east of Salisbury
People think that his going to
town will make the matter worse
Miss Carrie Bame, who has
been confined to her bea witn
tvnhoid fever, is some better, e
XT '
are glad to say. We hope her a
speedy recovery.
Luther Eagle visited at A. T.
Kluttz's recently.
Adolphus Holshouser tra d e d
horses laat week with Jno. Mor-
ean. of Gold Hill. Both think
they have made a good trade.
Noah J. Eagle was a pleaant
visitor at J. A. Ribelin's last Sun
day evening.
John Kesler and wife visited
Jacob Ribelin's Sunday evening
Hawk- thinks he shall report
the next wedding, but it takes a
brave man to visit on Panther
creek.
Romulus Hoffman, recently a
student of Wake Forest College,
was to preach at the Parker school
house l&st Sunday evening, but
the rain prevented,"
Brother correspondents, how
many of you are going to the
Jamestown exposition? Let us
hear from everybody and just all
go.
F, M. Tyack contemplates go
insr to the exposition at James
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town.
- Peeler, Bame &'Cft'.,' have just
been awarded the contract" for the
granite work-for the big -new;, car
shops now going up at .Knoxvilw,
Teuu.and4iave several new - men
at work on it: This will: scatter
a lot of money in the settlement
among -he granite cutters, 3 qaar-
rvmen and haulers. The build
ing; is of brick and granite: -f r-
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A la rail new" erove is being
cleaned off for the picnic and big
day. here the Fourth otJuly ah
the Watchman force and editor
are invited to spend theaay with
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Geo. Ribelin recently got a dog
from Henry Holshouser. I guees
he is DreDarine for the winter
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The Union meeting at Lick
Creek will be held on next Fri
day. Everybody is cordially in
vited to come and bring a large
basket full of chicken.
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FAITH.
F. P. Gantt brought a hen egg
to our office that weighed 4
ounces and is 6 inches around,
that .one of his ' year-old hens
laid. If any one can beat that
trot out your hen.
Ct. A. Brown has awarded a
contract to P A Pe-ler to build
a residencs ou his , plantation .
the foubdation is being laid.
Jonas Shephard movd into his
new residence June 20th. This is
the fourth lesidence he has built,
but sold all the others after liv
ing in them a short while.
St. Paul's first nine and Faith's
second nin crossed bats Saturday
and resulted in a score of 10 to 20
in favor of Faith.
Charlie Miller is visiting at
John Rineharfe's.
Claud Foster, of Mocksville, is
visitine at Mr. and Mrs. D. A
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HineeTnan's.
Miss Lillie Foster is visiting
her sister, Mrs John Ritchie, in
Salisbury.
We have them in all styles and at all
prices. Some cheaper than others,
but all good . , .
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