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No 48 Mixed arrive (5pm
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No 47 Mixed Le-vs - . 6 00 a m
WHITNEY 'SPECIAL. '
No 49 to Whitney . 7 15 a m
2?o 50 irom Whitney -,o p m
TAX LISTERS FOR 1905
Local News Items
Tomorrow is the day scheduled
for Harvey Jordan and -E. D.
Smith to talk cotton to the far
mars. A large cr v d is expected.
Our good friend H. S. Barger,
of Woodleaf, was in the city last
Thursday. He brought along a
fine calf vrhich he gold for $10.
He thinks this a good price for an
animal of six weeks.
Calvin Earnherdt, who lives
near Gold Hill, was brought to
Saliabury lust. Wednesday by
Deputy Sheriff J. M. Wood,
charged with ehot.ting J. C.
Miller, col. ilr. Ear ihardt says
the shooting was accidental.
Miller was slightly injured.
Walter Mahaley, a resident of
the Lyerly neighborhood, was in
the city Saturday. Fe report
having killed a rabbit hawk that
measured 4 feet and" 6 inches from
tip to tip of wing&.
W. A. McGanlefSis, who has for
me time beeu i kook-keeper at
thewachovia Lon & Trust Co.
here has gone -to Mobile, Ala.,
5ept a position with the
4'2hern Railway .there.
Revs. B. W. Spillman and H.
C. Moore, Baptist Sunday school
workers, will be in Salisbury and
hold a Sunday school institute
in the Baptist church Friday
evening and night,
A dead infant was found in th
woods in Rowan county near
Cooleemea Mondav. The matter
was promptly reported to Sheriff
Julian and Coroner Dorsett re
paired, tlo the scene, but noth
ing more than the fact that the
baby was white, dead and un
identified could be ascertained.
The Rowan Copper Mines, for
merly known as the . Oddie Mine,
has-been sold to O. O. Oddie, of
Tennessee, the consideration being
$5,650. This is considered very
valuable property and beside
the mine it has 400 arces of good
farming land. It sold some sev
eral years ago for $20,000,
Capt. and Mrs. W. M. Wiley
have returned from New York.
They expect to leave for Mexico
soon,' where they will- spend fcht
summer.
- At the recent primaries, of East
Spencer the following nomina
tions were made-t- For mayor,C.E.
Fesperman; alderman, L. H. Hat
ley, J. R. Roberts, S. D. Smith,
Geo. Kluttz.
Will McDauiel, col., was at
tacked Monday evening by James
Bennett and an unknown colored
man and severely, cut about
the head and shoulders. His
assailantB escaped.
Mrs. Worth Wood, a daughter
of Judge Armistead Burwell, well
known in Salisbwry, died at her
home iu Charlotte Tuesday morn
ing-
The partnership of Ludwick &
Black, liveryman, has been dis
solved and the property belonging
to the firm wilP.be disposed of at
auction.
i Jno- W. Glover has rejoined the
Pierce Amusement Co. He liad
his y Ferriss wheel shipped - to
Statesville last week, He expects
to be gone all summer,
o&nty Commissioners Held a Two Oaj'sj
Session Last Week.
.The Conn ty Comissioners met
Monday, April 3rd, in regular and
Tuesday, Apr. I 4th, in specal ses
sion. The following men were
chosen as tax listers for the va
rious townships: Salisbury, J. M.
Brown, L. Ed Heilig, L. M. Kers
chener and Juo. B. Kerns ; Frank
lin, J. C. Miller; Unity, N, N.
Fleming; Scotch-Irish, Jonathan
Lyerly; Cleveland, R. B.Harris;
Mt. Ulla, W. D. Graham; Steele,
Sam Baker; Atwell, J. C. Deaton ;
China Grove, Rev. C. B. Miller;
Locke. Ed M. Sifferd; Litaker,
Jno. A. Sloop; Gold Hill, Z. A.
Kluttz; Morgau, J. A. Miller;
Providence, Louis A. Kesler.
T. Dl Brown, superintendent of
of the county home, tendered his
resignation to take effect at once.
He made a proposition that if re
tained, he be allowed a salary of
$25 monthly with work at present
and without care of the farm.
Resignation accepted.
R. A. Safrit submitted an oral
proposition to take charge of the
home and to board inmates at $10
per head, monthly.
Mrs. C. Patterson made a prop
osition in person to take charge
of the home for $8 monthly, sh
to work the farm and get proceeds
from the same. She also made
another offer to put in all the
time of herself aod husband,
to work the farm and donate the
proceeds to the county, receiving
theiefore, $15 with board for her
family of wife, husband and two
children, aged 6 and 9 years. Ac
cepted with understanding that
she take charge at once and the
term to continue at the option of
the board.
Mr, Brown thanked the com
missioners for coutesies extended
si
and recommended the purchase of
a spring wagon, a 'phone and the
burning off of lands to improve
pasture.
The following resolution was
unanimouslv adopted:
.Whereag.T. Brown, -superin
tendeht of the county home, has
tendered his resignation as such,
ind insisted that his resignation
be accepted at once in order-that
he may move to his own farm and
the better care for the same,
Resolved. Tftat the voluntary
resignation of T. D. Brown be
o
accepted.
Resolved f uther. That the board
i -m r
exp'ess its appreciation to Mr.
Brown for the faithful and effi
cient manner: in which he has
looked after affairs of the county
home.
LUTHERAN PASTORS TO MEET.
A Number of Important Important Subjects
to be Olscrsed at Salem. .
ManniugvApril 8 The Luther
an Pastor's Association, of Rowan
county, will hold their Spring
session, with Rev. H. A, Trexler
here next Tuesdav. . Of the- four
tsen Lutheran ministers in the
county, Rev. Trexler says he . is
expecting about twelve on this
occasion.
The subjects for discussion by
members of the association at this
meeting are. as follows: 1. "The
Holy Spirit who He is, and with
what Power does He come." 2.
"Pastoral- Courtesy." 8. "Di
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vorce its evils ana tne remeuy,
Rev. C. L. Miller, of Chestnut
Hill, will be the principal speaker
upon the last subject named. We
are unable to give principal speak
ers for the other subjects, but
there will be a more or less gen
eral discussion of each of the
subjocts by all ministers present, j
Sunday school opened up last
Sunday with an attendance of 90.
Edmund ifferd has returned
from a week's visit to relatives in:
Cabarrus county.
Lowrence Kluttz, of Cabarrus
county, visited relatives in this
vicinity during the week.
Quite a heavy rain and wind
storm prevailed in our vicinity
Wednesday evening. No damage
done, except to fresh worked
fields. 1
The Children's Missionary So-
cietv ar practicing for their
Ester Monday exercises.
We rather fear that the fruit
crop will be considerably injured
hv the frosts of the few last
mornings.
Daughters oHiberi) Have Big Meeting.
After the regular serni-monthly i
meeting of the Daughters of Lib
erty Friday night, when a num
ber of new members were initiat
ed, a public gathering and ban
qtiet was held in the Rowau Rifles'
armory.. The Daughters, accom
panied by a number of visiting
"members from Concord, Lexing
ton and other points formed in
line and marched to the banquet
hall in a body. The CheBtnut
Hill band furnished music, a
number of speeches, were made,
Hon. Theo. F. Kluttz and Lee S.
Overman being among the orators,
and refreshments were served by
the ladies. This was a very en
joyable affair and- reflects much
credit on the Daughters.
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A New Master Mechanic.
Things seem to be somewhat on
the change at Spencer. A special
from that place to the Charlotte
Observer says :
W. S. Murrian, who fr the past
two years has been master me
chanicjfor the Southern Railway
Company, with headquarters' at
Alexandria, Va., arrived in Spen
cer todav and assumed control as
master mechanic of the Southern
Dlant here. Mr. Murnan has a
a,
good record as a railroad man of
ability, having held responsible
positions with the Union Pacific
and.various other roads. He will
reside in Spencer,Jbeipg domiciled
at the home of A. W. Hicks. Mr.
Murrian expresses himself as being
highly pleased wiih Spencer and
experts to move his family, from
Charlottesville to tnis nlac3 in
the near future.
G'. W. Whit'iock has been called
to his old home at Porters, Stan
ly countyi owiug to critical ill
ness of his father, L. A. Whit
lock. 'Mr. Whitlock was stricken
with paralysis recently and owing
to his age Jears are entertained
for his recovery.
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EMBALMING AND
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New Ads.
J. J Stewart, administrator of
.L R. Silliman. has a notice in
this paper.
B. B. Miller, commissioner,
offers some valuable land for, sale.
The Burt Shoe Store has a
change of ad. today.
Yarbroush & Billinger want
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vonr old iron and hides. Ad. on
page 4.
What our Guarantee Means to You.
All our work is fullv p-naranteed for one Vear ;
we mean by this that if we "put a main spring in Y0UT
, waicn, we guarantee inai spring ior ouu yeai, u m
breaks from any, cause whatsoever we will replace it
free of charge, no matter what we do to it, we guar
antee the work to be first class. If we clean it wm3
guarantee it to stay clean for 12 month's at least, or
we will clean it again free of charge, and this guar-
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aUb0 applies bu auyuuiug wo u.o uo iu. v ji.eop u icu-
ord of every watch that is repaired by us, and know
by that exactly what we have done to it. This places
us in a position to keep posted and live up to our
guarantee. More than this, we have the ability to
do it, and do it cheerfully. The whole thing in a
nutshell is this- we guarantee satisfaction. Think
it over, won't it pay to have us do vour work?
Gorman & Green,
Leading Jewelers. Salisbury and Spencer 1
SPOT
CASH
THE DOLLAR STRECH
and 5 and 10c Store,
113 & 115 EAST INNISS ST.
OFFERING SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS FOR
YOUR MARCH BUSINESS IN
Holy Week at Haven Lutheran Church.
The pastor of Haven Lutheran
church, Chestnut Hill, Rev. C. L.
Miller, has arranged an inter
esting program for Holy Week and
Easter Sunday. The week begins
with Sundayand ends Sunday a
week and the programme is as
follows:
SUNDAY NIGHT.
The Nobility of Service, Jno. 13:
1-20.
Rev. Edw. Fulenwidkr,
State Missionary, Lexing-ton, N. C.
MONDAY NIGHT.
The Good Shepherd, Jno. 10:14.
Rev. R, R. Sowers, .
Albemarle, N. C
TUESDAY NIGHT.
Unto Christ shall'the gathered of
the people be, uen. 4y:iu.
Rev. R. R. Sowers, .
Albemarle, N. C.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT. .
The Power of Christ, Jrio. 16:33.
Rev. C. A. Brown,
Org-an Church.
THURSDAY NIGHT.
Christ in Gethsemane, Luke 22:
41-46.
FRIDAY NIGHT.
The world's Savior on the cross,
Mark 15: 20-41. '
Rev. V. Y. Boozer, Zeb, N. C.
EASTER SUNDAY.
RiiririQP. Rprvicp. 6, o'clock.
! Sunday School, 9:30.
1 Confirmation, 11 o'clock. '
Confession and Absolution, 11:30.
rioly (Jommunion, 11:45.
Crockery,
China,
Glassware,
Lamps and Lamp Goods.
Tinware,
Woodware,
Brushes,
, Brooms,
Baskets,
Mirrors. Hardware Novelties.
Pictures,
Frames,
Stationery, Decorating Materials.
Writing and correspondence materials,
Neckwear, Crepe Tissue Paper,
Underwear, Cards, etc.
Hosiery,
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jucas Pain
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For Spring Purposes
For preserving your Houses, Barns,
Fences and Sheds Against Spring and
Summer Rains, and for Brightening up
and Improving the Interior of your
Houses.
In all sized cans for every purpose
We. Keep a
J. A. Thomason, of Zeb,
moved to Salisbury to live.
has
Lar
ge Assortment of Furniture
Jewelry
Notions, Novelties,
and Fancy Goods and Small wares of ev
ery desrciption.
WE HWBERBHY.
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Try us and be Convinced.
Your True Friend,
The Dollar Stretcher.
From a Plain lincarved Chair
To The Finest Chiffonier,
Come ye from afar and Hear
And buy your Furniture here.
PRICES
AND
TERMS
ARE
REASONABLE
ft Sell For Cash or (Mil
if jig fait it lit can itl it
IHl.
So
SUMWIERSETT'S IS THE- f LACE.
108. W. InniiB; Street.
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