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THE CAROLINA YATCHM AN.
m a f m t a a m .
WEDDINGS. Pastor's Union. a brana uio iree uoi uowo.
Jones-Sowbbs MisBJenie Jones On the I9th inst., at Spencer, uisease nas nnany aone ior me
SHORT LOCAL ITEMS and B. R. Sowers were married a number of the pastor sconnected grand old red oak.a landmark.Miat
last Thnradav evening in Spencer: with the South River Baptist As- stood in tne yarooi oiemem,,
Rev. W. B. Duttera officiating, sociation. held a meeting at Spen- Usq., what tne storms ana powers
An organization was formed of the air had failed to ao.
young
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xiayaen wemew,-, wuu xoi - ; ' , , 1- . fnrm f t.h ir t, fild to do. It is
nearly two years has been assistant e weuaing -wok piac u Wr. -
-. I i . i i-i mi l-i. iLl. nihinli mill ha noari anri it nan noon PTlli II I IOr
Rttnrnov aAnfiral nf this State has nnme 01 QQ Dnae. ine young at va """"""B
attorney geueraioi tnre oiate,. nas . v f L- v, "T TTr,i fir wnnri Tt. was nrobablv a
. . -. -. i :n nnnn a ia nnw nn n ir n inrnneu i iluuivu as vu? dvv
returned to eaiisoury ana wni re- f - r " . 0i ...
n a rnirinn it a ttt id it. n nm v t - " - " - - w
puuin uug uiavuiuc ui ion n.u. u.s
turrrsncrtiy alter j? eoruary ibe.
father, L. H. Clement, Esq
Rev. R. L Mptley, pastor of the
First Baptist church, is conduct
ing a class in teacher training,
P.JS. Carlton, Esq., is suprintend
ent of the class. The class has
about 35 members.
G. C. Snider, who for some time
has be.en managing the Coco-Cola
Norville-Jtjlian. Earnest Ju-
lian, of Salisbury, and MissLauta
Norville, of Wilson county, were
married last week near Elm City.
RU8SELL-McCUBBIN8. J. A. Mc-
Cnbbins and Mrs. Nannie Russell
as president and Rev. R. L. Mot
ley as secretary.
After the Blind Tigers.
Last Saturday night officers had
their first encounter with the ani
mal known as the "blind tiger'
were married last Thursday at the since Salisbury was made a dry
in thA nnnor city. Chief Cauble and Officer
selected hundred feet high, had large limbs,
its trunk measured nearly six ieet
in diameter, and it was probacy
the largest tree IfTlhe county.
This grand old tree with its lofty
crest, high above all surrounding
objects, and its strong arms has
weathered the changing seasons of
centuries; it has stood like a
solemn, stern sentinel when the
lightenings silhouetted- its Hercu-
the wind-riven
homo nf tho bride.
It i ' J J -1 .. i. Cnin)nif I
. t 1 1 r .it., i .n inn r u l nuf m iiiiiiii ciHiiiiiunv .
hnrtlintr wnrfea here has resigned part ol the county. rvev. waii.er - j - - Jeaa V18age on tne wina-riveu
aod of Atlanta, a brother of nd d our negroes clood8; . the ele.
been succeeded the bride, officiated. Mrs. mussel V
is a sister of the Rev. Lmgie and " iUUU,p
Mr. McCubbins is a brother of our E. Davis and Coop Hayes are the
townsman, J. Samuel McCubbins. captures resulting from tne rsia.
TWfc r. oaiifint nnonl and The four had a hearing Monday
have a large circle of friends who
wish them much joy m the'ir wed-
einia- He has
here by Neal Suider.
Rev. S. B. Turrentine, pastor of
the First Methodist church here,
delivered an address on the night
cf the 19th to the students of the
Rutherford College.
The Bix Methodist pastors- ot
Salisbury and Spencer have organ
ized a 'Methodist Minister's As
s:ciation." The president is Rev.
fi "R Tnprflntine. Dastor of the
First Methodist church, and Rev.
J. B. Craven, pastor of the South
Main street Methodist church, is
secretary."
ded life.
Sold Cocaine.
Last week a negro named James
Gale was before Esq. D. M. Miller,
on the charge of selling cocaine.
The evidence against the offender
left no room to question his guilt
and he was sent to the chain' gang
in the mayor's court, and in de
fault of bond were sent to jail to,
await the action of the grand jury.
It should be stated that the negro
Davis was an exception as he put
up a cost bond of $250.
for thirty days. Another negro
Last week fire badly damaged K triaj jater for a similar offense,
the home of Geo. F. Stieppard,
who lives near Elmwood. Bat
f.-irthft efficient and rompt aid
rendered by neighbors, the dam
age would have been serious.
Sheriff McKenzie haB moved
his family into the residence por
tion of the new jail.
News of renewed activity comes
from tiranite Quarry. It is stated
was discharged for
ent evidence.
lack of suffici-
Meeting of Eexcutlve Committee.
The Executive Committee of the J
Associated Charities of Salisbury, generally understood, to furuish a
held a meeting last lhursday at- limited suoolv of liquor, for med
ical purposes only, upon the pre
meius and laughed at the storm,
its roots Bauk into the bowels of
the earth and the quaking thereof
disturbed it not; 'and, with its
tender foilaee and cooline shade
it refreshed and sheltered all who
came its way a king in stature, a
king in strength and a king m hoB
oitalitv. Grand old oak. l'oy of
youth and friend always, thou,
like Chingachgook, the last of the
Mohicans, having lone since seen all
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Against tne U.pOSIlOrf. thycomradesgouvertheriver.hath
It was stated in The Watchman with becoming mien, wrapped the
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not long since, tnat tnere was a apery m my uoucn roauaauuut
movement on foot in Salisbury, to the and stoically submitted to thy
i .
have the legislature give the requi- fate. Thou hast gone, we do not
site authority for the establish- expect to see thy like, in these
mpnt of a whiskey depository parts, again. Thou art mourned
here. This institution was to be and will not soon be forgotten.
formed and operated on the plan
now used in Union and Anson Jq Enlarge the Mill.
counties. ( The purpose of the de
nositorv being, as is no doubt
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The Rowan
R
ecord
teruoon ia the office of Hon. John
3. Henderson. The object of the
meeting was to arrange for the
that a number of men employed work 0f the asBociatiob, from dis-
at the. quarries,-who were laid off tricts in the $ity and adopt , a
sometime ago have been put back pledge card. Rev. W. C. Duttera,
at work. W. B. Summersett and H. W.
The store rooms recently vacat- Frund, committee on districts, r-
ed by a number-of r80 wno s sent to tne legislature w sum x-
were in the saloon busines. prior mto twelve districts! tne pian do- fect lt now develops that some
are being filled by mg adopted, lt was recommena- o the drv Deople of Charlotte
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and
Acrintion of a phvsician. lt was
t
also mentioned in the same con
nection that the Minister's Aeso-
ciation and the Anti-baioon
League of Charlotte strongly fa
vored the adoption of the plan for
that citv. A petition has been
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The pleasing news has been
made public that the directors of
the Rosier Cotton Mill have de
cided to build an addition to the
mill, SU x 1UU teet. This new
portion of the mill will be used
solely for spinning, while the
weaving will be done in the old
mill. This will mean an increased
force and new machinery.
Rowan's Latest and Liveliest weekly
Newspaper. It is-published at
5
to January 1st,
nfhar fpnanta. Some are vet va
cant but will not remain so long.
Th hnmfl of Flovd Dry. who
- lives near the Kesler Cotton Mills,
waa mated bv burslars early in
1 the week. The noise made in try
iner in pffect an entrance to the
o -
houBe, awaked Mrs. Dry and when
she screamed for aid the burglars
left.
MtV W. L. Rankin, mother of
the late W. L. Lankin, of this
city, died at ier home in Moores-
ville last Wednesday. .Mrs. W
L. Rankin a
Says it Wasn't a Trial Marriage.
Charles Caldwell, the husband
for a week of Janes Parks Cald
well, denied this evening that thee
in the Interest of the town of
China Grove and county of Rowan.
rflHE RECORD is a 7-column, 4-page paper, and will be
published on Friday of each week at
ed by this committee, and ap- gtroiaelv obiect tothe plan, believ
proved, that three members of the m& tnat adopted, it will serve was any trial marriage on his part.
association be appointed to look ft8 a 8ort 0f entering wedge for He said his wife had nothiug to
after ithe work in each district, mm abuses of the liquor law. say about trials and did not hint
one to handle new membership The Charlotte Observer, of Satur- at affinities. t He said if she had
and the two others to look alter MayjBayB: proposed a trial marriage there
On motion it was decided to have was being circulated and ail. Mrs. Caldwell is now in New It Will endeaVOr tO give yOU all tlie nappeninffS Of the tOWn,
a number of diagrams oi tne ais- fwely Bigne(j .
Only $1.00 per Year.
tricts printed.
Bound Over to Court.
D.H. Fraley, of the Faith neigh
borhood was a defendant a te
nd son, of Salisbury days ago in a case in the court of
"To Hon. H. N. Pharr and Hon.
Paul B. Means, Senators represent
ing the twenty-fifth senatorial
district, and to Hon. W. G. Mc
Laughlin. Hon. W. A. Grier and
cj
Hon. W. C. Dowd, members rep-
York and says she is looking for countv and state of sreneral or snfio.ial lntprpst. r firaf rklioof
ill O r ' vf --- vkj uiuv wivvv
work. J ouisville, Ky., dispatch. 11 . . i j -. .
win ue tu puunsii me news wnen u is news, ana its second ob-
nr. Dunnaway Improyiog. hect will be to advocate, at all times, the best interests of the
The many friends of Rev. j. m. community, according to our light on the subiect, and, thirdly.
Duunaway, pastor of the Baptist .. , , . 0 " J'
church at Spencer, j, iu be giad to it wm eiiueuvur tu seuuru suuie remuneration ior tne la Dors oi
W 1 1 i J
resentingMectienourgcouniyauu . . .. . .. nA Uo; rn j. Pii i
to the other members of the Leg-K , o , u0: Fx uuiucos uiaimgei. xiie patronage OI me pUD-
I L II I rj U KM W D UKU U J A-l Lm U. Dull LA 0 I V Mk A dm1
j
. .. , i F.sn D. M Miller. fraley was
went over to attena tne iuutsrai. - . -
charged witn navmg stoi-su suuiw
Absolem Cress, who lives ar meat from jame8 Jones and ac
Bostian X Roads, is quite sick. I,. . th ftviw.e the m;g.
Mr. uress is aspienaia uifcizBu wiju i . . OD tnnA hnriaH upat tne county oi meuniBuumg uu i ,.h.t nnnnarnaA
has many friends who hope him Fraley,s barn Fraiey wa8 bound city of Charlotte, respectfully hig cor)dition. Phys.cians who had by Writing tO Or Calling On
an early recovery. t th SuD8rior court in the petition your nonoraoie oouy uu treatinff Mr. Dunilawav think
Some davs ago he had serious , , rfL . 0
islature of North Carolina, L,fthi wi.h hi v h,,min0 llC, therelore. bemff aneCeSSltV tO the Slieeessflll PCmrtnoi1 nf tiiA
4We. the undersigned voters of n hHd fid . i alZi4-A A , r-4.i ix j .
r pcpci, 10 cttiucauj ounuitcu. auv lurtiiur luiormauon can ue
J. P. and Eglert Harper have
leased the Meadow Brook Farm,
the property of Reuben Holmes
There is still some money due
the Confederate monument com
mittee from subscribers to the
fnnVl. On February 1st the last
sum of $25.
The Rowan Conference.
The Rowan Conference of the
Episcopal church was held on the
night of the 20th inat. in St.
to establish a dispensary or medi
f.ftl flftTinHitorv' in our county or
city."
it will not be long until he recovers
his sight.
Wm. H. STEWART, Prop.,
Salisbury, N. C, or
About the Same in Salisbury.
Wilmington is not as good as we
?ave her credit for being. It wai
oavment on the work will be due Luke's church, in this city, Arch- 8tated the other day that her a
and it is essential that the needed deacon usoorue, oi ouwiuiw, p-Kaermen were not going w iuw
Tnnflv be on hand bv that time, Lidinff. After a brief prayer ser- any near-beer saloons. They are
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r a .n ! m;n ann ck ,wJviP.p. Rev. F. J. Murdoch gave an not just going
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to resume his work at the Spencer interesting account ot tne conai
Special Offer!
J.H.BAGAN,
China Grove, N. C.
to let them sell
without any license, though they
Another Lay Off.
In spite cf the hopee, not only
of the men employed at the shops
of the Southern, ap Spencer, but
of the business men, of the city as ninhhinop arraniypiTTiftTits TiaP. hpnn mao wHV. TT,m n . . tit n . ,
... ,1 . . , . o o - ' miu xjiii VA ttUlji A TT A 1 (IH MAN T, ll H (M lliTlTV H
"a"' "f"'8 itsauiuK weeKiy nwBDaDer, DUDiisnea IP Halishnrv. whfirfihv fhnap xy,. no i nn nuor, in
cation of the early -resumption of advance, will be given both papers, Thi! Carolina Watchman and Thtt Rnwiv RTrnm?r
old-time conditions at the shops one full year, for the price of one. This is probably the best newspaper DroDOsition ever
uu tna contrary iuu uuhouk ib mauc m me uuuui. j. tn t atuumaw win De puoiisnea on Tuesday and The Kecord will
shops. Mr. Archie was ouaiy
anal A nd some days ago while at ty, stating among
that, there were twelve cnurcnes
ether things
a
work on an engine.
It is rumored that there is
-possibility very meagr? one
of Erwin, Duke & Co., tiuildicg a
cotton mill in this city. Several
of our citizens seem to think there
otr'bfi something in the rumor.
wj v w I
A centleman who is good au
tions of church work in this coun- are going totry to keep drugstores , loomy iU8t. now Last be published on Friday. Thus, to all intents and Dumoses. our offpr
. - . 1 ..11 T ; anmnl " 1 . 1-1 m - i ' i uuuui;iiuw u m
nrsivciass seraisweeKiy service, i wo papers per week, giving all the news, at the price ot
one. uon t aeiay, but subscribe at once. SamDle conies fro Hnii
T - - il4 VSAJL Vi. TJfllVV VVT
J. H. RAGAN,
China , Grove, N. C.
from selling Jamaica ginger, some
drunks from this haviug already
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v . i t nnntw been reDortea. a mau wuu wm
ana cnapeis iu jn,wwau wuuj.
FTnn j-nhn S Henderson ave drink ginger when he ca- -et near
some of his views on the organiza- beer is a fool. Some i-i tiiis beer
tinn anri rondnct of Bible classes is as good as any of th - genuine
e :.,:j4-o11t, mviniT the stuff. Greensboro Rec rd.
audience some very interesting
particulars reguardmg his own
Bible class, the rapid growth of
UluST BELIEVE IT
thoritv on such matters was heard wnici1 has been phenominal. Rev
to remark recently: ""Salisbury BrowIlj 0f Cooleemee, spoke with
Was a ereat deal to ne proua oi,
especially its able preachers and
carable physicians."
Dr. George H. Monk. will locate
in Gold HilLfor the practice of
his piofession. Pr- Monk recent
ly moved from Woodleaf to Spen
cer but after the death of Dr. A.
H. Bowers he was urged to go to
Gold Hill.
nhral Union will give
tu Tinlv Citv." on the. night
of the 28th, at the First Baptist
. L orlmiaaion will be
ennrcn. ,v " . ,,
charged, but a silver offering will
be recieved,
A
Baracas Soreading
a- TT Smoot and A. B. Saleeby,
u...i;n Rmcft men, were in
Mooresvitle Sunday: where they
j Tntt rtUaa. The class
organed at MooresyiUe was pom
. posed of 82 members. These two
ge ltlemen have Deen Biy ou.uuc.
especial reference to the work of
When Well-Known Salisbury People Tell It
So Plainly.
When public endorsement is made
Friday Master Mechanic W, F.
Kaderly posted a notice to the ef
fect that until further notice the
shops would be. closed down on
Saturday. This meansfive days
per week for the force. Just how
7 .i , , t rtf 1 1
long tnis stace oi anairs wuj con
tinue lo one knows. It is rumor
ed that it is to last only until
February 1st, but this ib simply a
matter of speculation. A number
of work trains have been taken eff,
with their crews, and there have
Wm. H. STEWART,
Salisbury, N. C, or
DoYouWagttoHelp
Make Good Times ?
been "lay offs" ordered in other
i a - t x. L. i. I, A 1 mi
-.MrirB in t.h church and the L, o i.nttira mtizen of Salisbury aepartmen. x? may o inen put your money? in our
: I vj i ..ffcro art 1 1 odiiiat. thAlTIBR VPn
urgent need of more ot tnem. ; the prooi is po. uve. xu u- fa - f
Archdeacon Osborne dwelt upon Heve it. Keaa tms testimony. ry. afce .e whioh win
Bue uoauuiai ymu a uo
nent.
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the better uauii. we wm put it mto
be perma- Dirp.nlatinn firid nav von
the best way to raise
- V,;M iTTifVi onw ViinAV t.rnnhlfl will
1 Ul (JilllU T J ... J
too 1UUUB find ninfit in the reading.
needed for the support of the mis- t ; Williams, living at 905 N. Lee
sion work and the country church- St.. Salisbury, H . C, says : ' I sufiered
tt. t i trA hQ nlrl mnrn or less from kidney trouble tor
Testament plan of a tenth of one's lnffffigi1 ani inactive, I had severe
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; U;.. Av,taA tr, Viq urnrt nains tllTOUen tne small Ui my uwjk
.uaC MBis 0tuw felt dull and lacked energy most of the
of the church. time. The kidney secretions were very
fha t.nara waa a. think, full of sediment and at times
were unnatural m appearance. I heard
strong appeal for more hearty and nf trti's Kidney Pills; and decided to
more enthusiastic aid from the give .them -a trial, procuring a box contributes
. .. . u -i c i fiom The aaiisDury vtuk jo. j. useu
laity, not so much along financial them ag directed, and received sujh
linos, as along the line of personal great benefit that I continued using
. , . - rr,, them and in a few weeks was free from
work and ellort for men." lhe pain and the kidney secretions became
meeting was both interesting and clear. Doan's Kidney Pills cured me
. , ,. , . iL of kidnev trouble from which I suffered
instructive and enjoyed by those gr over a year and lam glad to rec-
present. The conference adjourned ommendthem "
a j.- oi. ' t i. , , For sale by all dealers. Price 50
to meet m St. Luke's church the FostS-Milbum Co., Buffalo,
first Thursday after Easteri at New Yoik, sole agents for the United
mm
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WHEAT FLAKE CELERY
ate
r
more nutriment to
impoverished bad blood than
any single article of diet known
to men. Persons with rebellious
stomachs can eat it with a sense
; of genuine relish. M
4 PER CENT INTEREST
This will make prosperity and
ever j body will be benefited.
WACHOVIA LOAN TRUST CO
astic in this work and Wgj Which time there will be a further Sttes
ued Baraca classes at a nnmoer oi , Rem
discussion of these matters.
Remember the
take no other.
name Doan's and
Fop sale by all Grooers
The
State's Strongest Banking Institution
Land Posters for sale at The Watch
man office, 10 cents per dozen.
Fine Chickens.
I have tot sale a few tboroagta-bred young
roosters. Buff urpingt- na ana uarreq ny
mouth Rocks. Price. 11.00 to $1.25 each, de
livered to any point In Palisbury. Eggs for
hatching -will te offered later. Address, L. B.
SPRACHEK. R. P. D. 4, Salisbury, N. C. 4t
Old NeWSDaserS for sale at The
TTT L-. n--
Step by , and
Step will
the New Year
v go down in History.
Piece by
Piece can
you Supply
your Home with
NEEDED FURNITURE
by buying from
W. B. SUMMERSETT,
The House Furnisher.
He carries a large and varied stock of Furniture and Furnishings.
Something for every part of the house, from attic to cellar, from
parlor to kitchen, and, for pocketbooks large and pocketbooke small,
and, reasonable prices and courteous treatment to all.
" ' " ll
Very respectfully, j
- '
W. B. Summersett.
places.