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THE CAROLINA WATCHMAN. SHORT LOOAL ITEMS A H. Wertz has been ma "e manager of the Salisbury Dry Goods Store and T. M Kesler is now giviug his eutire attention to his five and ten cent store. Mr, Wer.t has been connected with the business for some time and will no doubt give eutire satisfac tion in his new position. The Yopt re-union, which has become an annual feature in Southern Rowan, will be held this year on Wednesday, August 4th . The Yost family has wide connec tions aud the gathering is always well attended. Many farmers, since the publi cation of the schedule of special taxes imposed by the Board of Aldermen, have the impression that in order to sell their produce ia Salisbury they will have to pay a license tax. This is erroneous. Any one who has produce of his own raising is at liberty to sell here as before free ot tax. The nrriinanna has rofAroncA to' thnae who bay and psddl. it about the dt of Salisbury was married in Streets I ureuauu i j ouuunj, wibb xxvioio Saleebv. his cousin, being the - I a John V. Barringer, or rtorwooa, bride. was in the city last Friday and The M rgan Township Sunday School Association will hold its annual convention on Friday, August 13th, in the Zion M. E. church. An interesting pro gramme has been arranged. Mrs. Martha Russell, wife of William Russell, of Eldorado. Montgomery county, died at the Whitehead-Stokes Sanatorium last night from the effects of internal cancer. She was 58 years of age and a woman held in high esteem by those who knew her Her re mains were shipped to Whitney thia morning and will be taken thence to her home at Elderado. The interment will take place to morrow at the Macedonian cemetery. The Salisbury District Confer ence will hold its next meeting in the First Methodist church of Salisbury, upon call of the Presid ing Elder, Rev. J. 0. Rowe. The Baracas of Salisbury held a meeting Monday evening for the purpose of making arrangements to hold a union rally some time next month. N. J. Saleby, formerly a resi Saturday to see Mrs. Barringer, who has just been operated upon at the Whitehead-Stokes Sanato-. rium. Mrs. Barringer is rapidly improving. Mrs. Mary Gormley Byrd, of Charlotte, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Wm. H. Stewart. A. L. Pokier, of the firm of Pickler & Windsor grocers, who was recently quarantined because of a well developed case of small pox, has been released. Salisbury now has a unk shop.. It is located near the passenger depot and is conducted by Max inly Clearance Sum of mer Suits and Trousers. and Youth's All Sumner Goods miist go Men, Your Choice of any of our $10, $12.50, $15,00, $18.00 and $20.00 Sum mer Suits at $6.08, $7.88 $8.88, $9.88 and $10.88. Included in this lot are ma terials of all wool plain and fancy Serges, Light Grey Worsteds, Dark Cheviots, also all the new shades of Tans, Browns, Greens, Olives, Lon don Smokes, Mouse colors and you get these suits in all the latest single and double breasted models with all the fancy cuffs, pockets, etc., etc. Sizes 14 to 20 for youths, 33 to 46 chest for men. These prices will move them Men, Your choice of any of our $3 00, $3 50, $400, $5 00 and $6 00 Summer Trousers at $1 88, $2 38, $2 88, $3 38 and $3 88. Included in this lot are ma terials of the new broad atrip ed, shadow effect worsteds, cassimers and serges, cut in the very newest styles, ex treme peg top or medium, with fancy flaps, belt loops either cuff or plain bottom. Every waist measure from 28 to 50. Every inseam measure from 28 to 36. Bane. He has an advertisement John H. Peeler, of Faith went iu Thjs Watchman tn flnnftnrrl laafc Fririav and sft- , . ..... i.... I William A. Hannah, a native curea ine contract ior me granite - work on the new Locke Cotton . . .- , . , dent oi saiisoury, now located iu Mills of that oity. Ike Saunders, who make his es cape from the convict camp re cently, was picked up on the streets by Officer Eagle last Wed nesday and returned to the roads. Atlanta, jte., waa in the city dur iug the last few days shaking handB with friends. L L. Crauford whose store in 125 S. MAIN ST" J. FELDMAN, SALISBURY, N. G. Ife-Sato if Real Estate. Pursuant to a judgment of the Super ior Court made in the Special, proceed ing entitled "G. F. At well, Lola Safrit Atwell, J. H. Carroll. Janie Carroll and John Safrit vs John Hill, Henry Hill. Maggie Hill, Amanda Hill, Michael Hill, Jennie Hill, James Hill, W. A. Albright, Maria E. L. Albright, George Hill, Bailie Hill and Rebecca Hill", the undersigned commissioners, appointed by said Court in said proceeding will sell at; public auction, for cash, to the highest bidder, at the Court House Door in the City of Salisbury, on Monday, July the 19th, 1909, at 12 o'clock M.. eight-ninths undivid ed interest in and to one tract of land lying and being in Litaker Township, ttowan uounty ana Known as the Wash ington Hill lands, adjoining the lands of John Rendleman and others and bounded as follows : Beginning at a state, a corner formerly of Uuy mira and runs 60 West of South 65 poles to a Hickory, John Kendlemen's corner; thence South 23 East 59 poles to a post oak, said Rendleman's corner ; thence JNorth 40 West 57 poles to a black oak, said Kendleman's corner: thence West 4 North 34 poles to a Spanish oak, said Rendleman's corner ; thence South 110 poles to a post oak, thence East 150 poles to a stake; thence North 185 poles to the beginning, . containing 97 acres in the entire tract. For back title reference is made to deed register ed in the Register's Office of Rowan County in Book No. 41 page 288. Sale will be left open 10 days for a 10 bid. The purchaser on day of sale will be required to pay down 10 of the pur chase price and if he does not a re-sale will be immediately had, and if a 10 per cent bid shill not be placed within 10 days then the amount deposited will be credited on the purchase price, other wise it will be returned. Bidding to begin at $1275.00. This June 18, 1909. P. S, CARLTON and KERR CRAIGE, Commissioners. Bonded Warehouse Broken Into. The bonded warehouse of Pat rick Thrash, formerly the proper ty of the late M. L. Bean, was broken into recently. Sunday morning Mr. Thrash was notified by phone that his storage ware house had been entered, where upon a search was made and three Spencer was destroyed by fire last c.nniia ni..f4 a f J February has rebuilt and re-stock- io; h Qt an ed his store and is again Wing barrels of whiskey, was found hid mnra his patrons as ot yore. den m the woods nearby. Some n v r n un Mnnnw one had been to the warehouse Cicero Broadwell, a tenant on p- M; McGraw, who recently xu. t t a tt xr. . moved to Lenoir, to engage in the Wlbu. s , . uuo ioiiu ui a., ax. noitouui, iu . - - to a bouse near Dy in wmcn a Providence township, is suffering --, ft male and with erysipelis in his head, caused ed out Mis stable anaa aumoer was arrested on i u;iJof vehicles were destroyed, but uJ8uuRwWiiuuwBii wmm - igngnicion. Late veaterday eve- i nis norses were savea. mi. mc- - in swimming. . sheriff McKenzie was noti The AntiseDtio Steam LEundrv fled bv Dhone that one Dolph has put in some new machinery While out in a bu8gy the other pharr a resident of Union Hill, a And charged the location of it- evening, two children of S&eritt settlement near Thrash's boilor. It is now better prepared fflOMUiW ""Wijr uMCU OD"" warehouse, was seen acting in a ousacciaent. un oouua j? uituu manner. The sheriff street the horse became frightened Hfift1 DflT1ntv J. H. Minaus. in I ....... I w - a uar uu uoou ius uu6Sj h soon had Pharr in nana ana the track in time to mash it up broaght him to town this morn and throw out the children, l ne bein chargei with with assist W.A. iilackweil. manager oi children were sngnwy Druisea . iu n tne robbery. . . --" . . 111-.. -. "WW 1 11 I w tne Southern Motel, is amte in ahentt Mckenzie aoes not Diame and will be operated upon soon the railroad company for the ac The Elizabeth Steele Chapter cident. D. A R., will meet with Mrs. J. M.V.Richards, land and In P. Moore, on South Ellis Street, dustrial agent, of the Southern this evenine. Railway ComDanv. addressed a - O . -- j - m. w - Arthnr ftnvd ftnd au TTar. gathering of citizens last Thnrs el. both colored. ffofe into a dif day night at the opera house. Mr. ficnltv Satnrdav niaht and knivea Richards is a very entertaining j j O" " to serve its patrons. The Oivio Association meetB the room over the First National Bauk to-morrow evening . Mr. Spry fs Improving. Hiran Spry, a worthy citizen of the Woodleaf neighborhood, whose mind became unbalanced while on a business trip to Mocksville last week, was turned over to Sheriff McKenzie last Thursday or, A ia nnn onnfinod in the ward 1 . - . i r I were drawn and used. Bcyd who speaker auu for thQ iDsane It wa8 at filBt provoked the row was severely cut hard facts which people need to . .fc t M gor woold be 7 I i j -l rv.. r 4.1.0. & 1 - . in the abdomen, receiving a gash now "F""- B6nt to the State Hospital at Mor about six inches in length, seven PieaB " uo ffanton. but as he is improving it stitches being necessary to close people of the town to get closer to L now thonght Bdch a Btep ia un those in tne country. a iuhub u. Safisburlans But an Insurance Co. A number of Salisbury's enter prising citizens have purchased the controlling interest in the Scotish Fire Insurance Co., of Charlotte. The deal was made last week and the Saturday morn ing Observer has the following in reference thereto The Scottish Fire Insurance Company, of this city, has been sold that is a majority of the stock and therefore the control of it to Salisbury gentlemen, head ed by Messrs. N. B, McCanlees, J. K. Link, C. L. Welch, J, D jm irwooa ana associates, ana at a meeting of the directors Wednes day night, certain of the old officers and eight directors re signed and new officers and new directors were chosen in their stead. The new officers are Messrs. N. B. McCanless, presi dent; J. K. Link, first vice-president; C, L. Welch, second vice president; J. D. Norwood, treasur er, all of Salisbury, and J. F. Flowers, of Charlotte, secretary and general manager. Messrs. J. 0. Ellington, of Fayetteville : A. L. Bullock, of Rowland, are also vice-presidents. The new directo rate includes, in addition to the officers, the following named : W A. McCanless, T. C. Linn and J. S. McCubbins, of Sahsbury. SPECIA MWBMJiiBaiaHi Smith Says For Pure drugs. Prescription ac curately filled, and anything in an up-to-date drug .store at lowest prices call at SMITH DRUG 1 E, or phone 133. Formerly tn-a T. W. Grimes Drug Co. 2-18 6mo NORTH CAEOLIN , I In the Superior .Rowan County Court. William McGowan ( Sale of Real vs Estate Under S. J. Poarch. ( Execution By virtue of an execution, in attach ment proceedings, directed to the un dersigned ffrom the Superior Court of Rowan County in the above entitled action, I will, on Monday, August th8 2nd, 1909, at 12" o'clock M,, at the Court House door in the City of Salis bury, sell to the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said execution, all the right, title and interest which the said S.J. Poarch, the defendant, had on May 17th, 1909 or now has in the following described real estate : One house and lot in East Spencer AlaskaiYukon Pacific Exposition, Seattle, Wash. June 1st to October 1st, 1909. For the above occasion the Southern Railway announces ex ,;";R : ' ;r qa wTh ; " iv about 820 Soutn of street tn p Rate of $84. 75 will appl y d n tne 1 extension of Spen- iruua oanauuiy, n. j. oauio cer Avenue ana Dounaea as ioiiows: round trip i-ate will apply from Beginning at a stone on Southern St., nearly all points in North Caro- running thence N. J7 E. 0 f ee to a . . J r stone ; thence S. 38) E. 138& feet to a lma , , ., , x stone Newkirk's line ; thence with this Tickets on sale daily until fcept. iine s. 57 W. 40 feet to a stone ; thence 29th, with final limit October N. 38 W. 144 feet to the beginning, aist. Pftsseuffers allowed to eo via being lot No. 80 on the Haden and Hei- . . -j i.," hg map, and iuiier aescription reier- one direct route, and return via iereby made to deed registered another dnect route without ad- in the Register's Office in Book 90 page ditional ccst. It will cost $15.00 326. This being the house andlotfor- additonal to go or return through merly occupied by o. J. iroarcir California, one way For further information call on your depot agent, or write - R. L. VERNON, D. P. A., Charlotte, N. C. THE NORTH CAROLINA Also another lot adjoining the above and fully described by metes and bounds in Deed registered in the Reg ister's Office of Rowan County in Book 90 page 324. The same being a vacant lot and being 40 feet front and running back about 138 feet. Reference is hereby made to both of said deeds for full description, metes and bounds. The house on tne first lot nas live feViQ ronnnrl Tn the conntv court Monday morning Judge Miller fioe alk d destrved a much taxod each ilO.OO and costs. arSer audience. Tlio marriacra nf Tna Annin. -a.- nfooartl. -n Mr- Arcadia Couple Married at Spencer. uauguw Robert G. Kizer, and W. Thomas Miss Sallie Zimmerman, daugh Bost, is announced to take place ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Zim in St. John's Lutheran church, merman, of Arcadia1 Davidson Salisbury, Wednesday evening county, who had been visiting at July 28th, at eight o'clock. This the home of J. R. ThomaB and C. couple is composed of two of W. Smith, in Spencer, and L. C. Salisbury's most excellent young Ripple, a prominent merchant also people. They are very popular, of Arcadia, were married at the highly accomplished and have the Methodist parsonage late yes.ter best wishes of all our people. day afternoon, Rev. R . D . Sher m, . . ..' rill officiating. The marriage was necessary. About five years ago Mr. Spry had a sunstroke and was then similarly affected and, being out in the 'sun during the hot days of last week, it is thought he had a return of his old trouble and will Boon be himself again. He has the sympathy of many riends quite a surprise to the friends of the couple, as Mr Ripple had just came over for a Sunday visit. The couple took the train for Lex mgton and thence to Arcadia, their future home. . has a change of advertisement in this week's paper. Its big July Clearance Sale is still in progress and the low prices on all goods are still in force. This store is anxious to please and is offering nrnAa .(vAfnlnnl nrinm Rv road. posted on the articles and prices The Bel k-Harry Go's Clearance Offered - Sale is now in full blast, the store a .. . ri j a - is jammed with customers and M...w J J I I l,k -1 J U 4.U guuus Hire umug uiuuneeu tuo armful. Mr Harry says they are having the biggest sale in the his to ry of the store. They hive the right kind of goods, the prices are right and yon set a square dea mrs.u.w. uawner organwea when trading with this popular 1 mw m I enior ana junior ijoyai Temper- firm. Their big advertisement ance Legions in the Methodist appeara again this week, so al churcn at wooaieai lass wees. wh- are in need can learn of the Mrs. Hatcher waa assisted in the how prioeg offered and takeadva'n work by the pastor, Kev. &gQ 0f this big sale Pusey and his wife. has an advertisement in this issue of The Watchman that may 1 e of considerable interest to shoppers and bargain hunters. Note what the advertisement contains. After the Automobile Speeders. Efforts are being made to en orce the city ordinance limiting he speed of automobiles to a Bpeed Professor of Eoglish at Mount Pleasant. D. B. Welsh has accepted the chair of English in Mount Pleasant Collegiate Institute. He is an A. B. and M. A , graduate of Roanoke College, and was tutor in that in stitute, session 1908-'9. Mr. Welsh is a nephew of the late Capt Wiley Barrier who is well re membered in North Carolina as one of the leading educators of his day. The Iustitute is one of the strong schools of the state and en joys a distinct reputatation for thorough work and wholesome in nuence on young life. Rowan has always bseu aood patron of this 11? Bonooi, ana our ooys ana young men can not go to a better. Re Lniler LumDer Why not Patronize us? We Are The Cheapest. We have Weather Boardings for $1.00 to $1 75. Flooring from $1.50 to $2.50. Ceiling from $1,00 to $2,00. We make all kinds of molding and turned work at prices reas onable. Phone 405. chestnut hill. Goodman Lumber Go. j a 1 ? a. Jl A Ann:o..l4-..nA HFm lnrowwwuHwi Mechanic Arts. The State's college for vocation al training. Courses in Agricul ture and Horticulture; in Civil, Electrical and Mechanical Engi neering; in . Cotton Milling and Dyeing; in Industrial Chemistry. Why not fit yourself for life by taking one of these courses? Address D. H, HILL, President, located. The above property will be sold under attachment proceedings and the purchaser will get a good title to the same subject to a mortgage of about $475 .00 due H : H. Swicegood. Terms of sale: CASH. This June 22nd, 1909. J. H. McKENZIE, Sheriff of Rowan County. Mortgage Sale. Default having been made in the pay ment of the indebtness secured by that 8 15t pd West Raleigh, N. C. ted by S. M. Overcash and Virgie A, Uvercash to p. B. Miller on the 10th dav of April 1908 and recorded in book PEECHERON STALLION AND JACK, ?umbraK!.233 I have a nne Percheron Stallion and a trustee. Dursuant to the terms of said splendid thoroughbred jack at my sta- I mortgage, and under the power therein Dies, 2 miles west or i aith on the road contained, will sell at public outcry to to China Grove .where they can be found the highest bidder for cash at the all the weak except Oil Saturdays. Sat- nmirt House door in Salisburv. North urdays I will be in Salisbury in the lot I Carolina on at Grubb's stable. 4-13 tf MOSES EA.GLE. of ten miles an hour. biles . are being stopped and the drivers are being informed of the new regulations, and those who Automo-' Por'8 ttom the Institute are high iy encouraging ana indicate a large attendance for next session. in... j inri.nra tKio Drtoorl limif. a To to ton i nfllUBU VOU to know Mrs. Dr. 1 11 l a n i 1 neiore me ouniy oourc ior wiai. fioe THURSDAY. Julv 22d. from ,m 1 m . M 1 f T. Several have already put in a lew 8:30 a. m., to 5:80 p.m. One of THE NORTH CAROLINA State Normal and Industrial College Monday, August 2, 1909, at twelve o'clock M.f he following rel property, to jvit : About one iourtn mile iuasc ox the i old Beth page church, in Atwell Town ship, on tne new puDiieroaairom Jvan napolis to Enoch ville, and, under the survey contained in the deeds of O. J. j al recoraea in dook vo pages m ana Maintained by the State for the Women de8cribed as follows ; beginning at a of North Carolina. Four regular 8take on the old line thence North 2a Courses leading to degrees. Special Wegt 29 75 chain8 a gtone thence Courses for Teachers. Fall session be- i oaf 7 1Jnta f - -.imwn. .-tiin gins September 15, ,1809. Those de- North 20 West 20 chains to a hickory, siring to enter should apply as early as thenee We8t 17 chains to a hickorv. possible. or catalogue and other in- thence BOUth 7 chaing to a gtakef thence formation address Ufide E 8.50 chain to a umall willnw in J. I. FOUST, Pres., Greensboro, N. C. the ditch, thence south 40 chains to a 6-2-10t-pd atakoi. thenc.fl fjnnth 7ft d. Rjwt 8.B0 chains to the beginning containing fifty acres more or less. This the 26th day of June, 1909. B. B. MiLiiXB-, trustee. notice of Sale Under Execatun. North Carolina, ) In the Superior J THE Summersett Undertaking Co., 1 08-1 1 0 W. Inness St., Saliliiry, 1ST. C, pluuks for the school fund and it is expected that there -will be oth ers. Tuis is a very wise ordinance and should be respected. Feldman's a busy Place. Why? because he gives the peo ple bargains. He has been very busy disposing of his summer clothing . You can save 50 per cent. Read his advertisement on page 3 of to-day's paper, it ex plains more. day only. Remember the date It The Fashion' Sewing Machines Adjusted. Queen Richest and choicest creations are most elegantly and perfectly reproduced on the standard, notary. The World's Best. Sewing Machine Eowan connty. D.M.Miller, ) court. If your sewing machine is not giving Tne ouly machine which makes abso- JLffnn. nLda nie.nin, n . Tl Ulj perfect lock and chain stitching Carry a full line of Caskets, Cof- satisfaction, needs cleaning up and adT justing, drop me a card. Seven years experience, and all work guaranteed. on the same machine. Ladies fins and Burial Robes. Latest im- vs. .Notice 01 .Execution or 6. 6. Poole ) sale. By virtue of an execution directed to the undersigned from the Supeiior court of Bowan county in the . above entitled action, I will on Mondifrtbe 2nd dt of Angast, 1909, at 12 o'clock noon at the court house door of said county, sell to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy said execution all defendant's 1-5 undivided right, title and interest in and to the follow ing described real estate, to wit : - Beginning at east corner of the Sal isbury Graded school lot on Ellis St.; thence N. 45 E. 63 ft. to a stake ; thence N. 45 dees. W. 75 ft. to a stake on w. The tax collectors are now mak ing some vigorous effort so col lect and straighten up their books. When you are in need of a sewing ma chine, you no doubt intend to give the A full line of sewing machine supplies matter intelligent consideration and rrTa cUg fitc ....... . . I ahmilri Vin v nnn rhirh will lnot nlifa.l "w-d, or an kinds ior ail makes kept in stock. Qood second hand ma chines of all makes f or sale, cheap. Get my prices on the Kimball Organ . C. W. HARRINGTON, 7 20 2t China Grove, N. C. proved equipments consisting of N.O. Railroad; thence with the rail- earses. Uasket Wasons. Church f k naAanni lot: thence S. 45 a j i vi v 'vasmavm ' W . E. 194 ft. with line of said lotto tne De ginning. The same being and laying m Special attention given to all K v,n add nroDerty is subject, however, to two mwogo w u should buy one which will last a life time, the (standard Kotary. You Owe It to Yourself " "" "Xt'i1 dertakers. Mr. T. W. Snmmersett othe 1st 3av of July, 1909, (uiu. itiiuuiuio J.001 uuuuuri nuu pieaB-I UU iXlT. A. JU. UB.Y1B. I T TT f nlT'PVZT'R io ix0u auj, UIIUW uiociiiuo uiauo. TV, Q9A. r,;r., .hAinfT nf Rowan flountT o j m . , i x uuud bftiiD Utt ii um-x , wkub i ociiu lur circular. i The Standard Sewlnr Machine Co.. I R9Q nr 901 . - ?rr7,pflpnnW iTfQ- . . LlBd Posters for sale at ThWatoh wwJo. ' i Embalming a Specially. I mah office, iu oenta per aomtti cans, aay or nigni, oy tneir nn- 1190 00 dBe and payable