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DUNN'S MOUNTAIN.
Oct. 14.- The weather we have
been having in our community
for a few days calls. for a 'good
fire. ;
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Jno, H. Frick has had his gin
sharpened and. is prepared to do
good work for hiscustomers.
SCottbn is not turning out as
well as usual. As a rule it
should for 1,200 lbs seed cotton
make a 400 lb bale, but it falls
short in a good many instances.
Jno. Leonard, who had rented
of Ruf us Eller, is now thinking
of going to Henry Agner's near
Faith. Guess he will settle
down soon. '
James Lewis, the infant son of
Lewis I. Cauble, has ,been very
sick for a few days. Dr. McKen
zie Was called and the little one
is now getting along nicely.
David M, Kalr k&a k&d the
chimneys to hit house run up.
Preparatory arrangements are
being made otherwise for occu
pancy. W Sr. O. U. A. M. Council, No.
196, meets Saturday evening- at
7:30 the 19th. Come out and get
some new information.
It is strange, nevertheless true,
that some people will enter into
an agreement and agree to agree
then turn around when the agree
ment is made and disagree and
fall out with a brother for not
agreeing with them in their dis
agreement. But such is life.
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Dome people in tnis world are
very particular in regard to some
things (strings on a barn door)
and in other more important
matters are very slack.
The brother's observation is in
a general way correct, but there
is more to this. For instance
should some thin skinned tellow
take up the idea that such a
statement had reference to him,
he would be as mad as a wet hen.
Being published, he would be wil
ling to swear that every man in
theState knew it had reference to
him and nothing short of a suit
for damages would passify his
tender soul. While on the other
hand,"a"man of brains and com
mon information, would never
say a word and no one would
know who it had reference to.
And?'sich" is also life. Ed.
People -are gathering their
corn in our community.
We are informedthat the party
who rented the P. A. Peeler, Sr.,
farm has deserted and hauled off
his plows, etc. We have not
learned the cause.
What has become of Uncle
Josh? Send in the news Uncle,
don't fall from grace. Come up
to the rack and get your portion,
Bartittb.
L0WERI.R0WAN.
Oct. 14. Corn shnckings will
soon be in full blast.
I. C. Shaver and family visited
at Mrs. P. L. Arey's Sunday eve-
ning.J
A young gentleman arrived at
A. W. Shaver's Sunday Septem
ber 29th, and has not yet told his
name.
Mr. and Mrs. John Tolbert and
sister, Miss Agnes, of Concord,
are in onr community visiting rel
atives. We are expecting several wed
dings to report soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Arey visited
at A, W. Shaver's Sunday even
ing. Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Shaver and
little son visited in Stanly Octo
ber 5th and 6th, going by Bethel
M. E. Church for quarterly meet
ing Saturday morning. From
there they went to Tom Kirk's,
near Norwood, then on to Ran
dall's M. E. church Sunday morn
ing, where they heard an excellent
sermon preached by Rev. A. L.
Stanford. On their return home,
they attended revival services at
New London Sunday night.
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Kidney ailments, can be quickly
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Dr. Shoop's Restorative. The
prompt and surprising relief which
this remedy immediately brings is
entirely due to its Restorative acs
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of the - Stomach, etc. Grimes
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ROWAN ACADEMY.
Oct. 14. Picking cotton and
sowing oats seems to be the order
of the day along now.
Edgar L. Peeler started-ro
school at Crescent last Monday.
We wish him success.
Corn shuekings are in full blast
along now. It seems that every
body wants to be in fashion
whether they have got as much
as a half dozen loads or not.
We expect to have a wedding
or two to report in the near
future.
M. L. Boger has moved from
his farm at this place to live
with his fathernear Mt. Pleas
ant,
The health of our community
is not so good at present, as' there
are several cases of chills and
malarial fever.
lit. taA Iff. Ja. rtick d
little daughter, of near Craven,
visited Mr. Frick's parents re
cently. M. L. Cauble, our molasses
maker, has been doing some, fine
work this season. Mr. Cauble
made nearly 200 gallons for him
self. Monroe Peeler and family, of
Faith, and Rev. W. W. Rowe
spent Saturday night at L. T
Peeler's. Guess they enjoyed
the o possum supper fine.
Communion services were held
at St. Luke's Sunday. A large
crowd attended.
A number of young folks visit
ed at C. L. Frick's Sunday even
ing. Patsy was among them
, and enjoyed the fun very much.
If you don't feel like laughing
much you had better, not be
around Charlie for he' can make
any one laugh,
It seems like the young man
who visits at the mill pond, is
kinder scared to travel after
night, as he goes before sun
down and stays till sun up.
Patsy.
CORN SHUCKINGS AND FROST.
Venus Is Called Upon for All Kinds of
Information and Service.
Rev. C. P. Fisher has returned
from Randolph county where he
has been holding a series of meet
ings for Rev. C. M. Fox.
The Lord's supper will be cele
brated at the Lutheran church
isundav. .Preparatory services
Saturday at 2:30 p. m.
. G. Albert Brown has moved
into his new residence on his
farm west of Faith.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Barringer,
of No. 7 township, Cabarrus coun
ty, are visiting J). A. Lefler.
J. F. Holobaugh, of Charlotte,
is visiting E. A. Brown.
We are invited to a big corn
shucking over at" Julius Castor's.
Will write about it when it comes
off.
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jonn .tsost moved into nis new
residence October 22nd.
A young gentleman farmer ar
rived at Mr. and Mrs. John Mil
ler's October 2nd.
Lawson Boger has the largest
hog we h ave seen in this section.
We are having cool weather
but no frost to hurt.
Evean Wyatt, widow of an old
Confederate soldier, Gilbert Ivey
Wyatt, of Company K, fifth N. C.
volunteers, is still living and
draws a pension every year, but
taken suddenly sick a few days
ago and is confined to her bed.
Mrs. Clementine J osey, who is
living with her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. James
Nance, is very sick.
Harvey Brown has had his corn
shucking, Caleb Hess has had his
shucking and Luther Kluttz has
had his.
We receive a great many letters
from people inquiring for infor
mation on different subjects. One
wants to know where he can get
a carpet woven. Another wants
to know where he can get a de
posite of gold, where he can float
a dredge boat to dip up gold
bearing gravel. Another writes:
'do you know where I can get to
keep house for some family where
I can do the cooking, washing
and ironing." Another . says:
"Come to the fair at Salisbury,
Oct. 29th to Nov. 1st, and bring
your collection of curiosities and
let the people see them." Another
writes: "Have The Watchman
sent to me for one year."
Baxter Raney, the clerk at
Raney Brothers & Co's. store at
Granite Quarry, is aty his home
here confined to his bed with
fever. Lewis Kluttz is filling his
place at the store. ; - ;c
The Faith millinerr store have
opened in the McNairy building
and are getting in the falloods.
Solomon Yost was able to walk
to the store Saturday.
The county road force, Mr.
Carter, superintendent, is making
a good road from Faith towards
Salisbury.
Charlie Glenn Farmer, son of
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Farmer, cele
brated his first annual birthday
Ocf. 10, 1907. We were invited
to the big dinner which' was
given on the occasion.
Rev. C. B, Heller has gone to
Virginia and from there he goes
to Washington, D. C,, and Nor
fork, Va., to take in the James
town Exposition.
A big crowd leaves Tuesday
morning for the Jamestown Ex
position from Faith. Venus.
BOST'S MILLS.
We are having ideal weath
er for all kinds of farm work.
MIbs Anna Briggs is kept
indoors on account of chills.
People are now beginning
to sow oats and wheat.
Corn-gathering has now
begun.
Jack Frost has made his
appearance and we were glad
to see him.
DukeTrexler, who is home
from school on account of
sickness, is about ready to go
back.
There is a great deal of
moving going on in this com
munity just now.
Cotton gins are in a hustle
just now. Cotton is more
than half out and sold.
A Mr. Cook is going
to
move to O. Cauble's.
We are informed that Burt
Graham has rented W. H.
Bost's farm. John.
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Law and Order Leagne Meets.
A meeting of the Law and
Order League was held last
Friday night at the First
Presbyterian church, and a
number of matters affecting
the moral well be,ing of the
city were discussed.
It was decided to prosecute
any and all persons known to
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a prohibition election will
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