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Federal Court at Greensboro Does a. Big A
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Greensboro, April . 13. The
presentrterm of the Federal Court
virtual lv: nlnsftd at hoon todav. Uicinitv will soon be done plttitmceivinge highest jfeQ'
remaining only 'a few cases .of
matters involved in forfeited or If
lutactured distillers7 bouds to be V
disposed of in the afternoon andif
the passing judgment on James
1 ay lof , convicted, of irregularities
in selling ( liquor. Many judg
ments were entered at the morn
ing session on these bonds, most
of thembeingiby default. A term
of the court for the trial of civil
cases will be held here, beginning
Tuesday, April 25th. In the case
of John L. Whittington of Yad- J
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kin, convicted of defrauding the
government in the conduct of his
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distillery the prayer sentence was
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1 continued until the next term of
court, Whittingtcnpaying $3,500
into court, the amount forfeited
on his distiller's bond under the
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law Whan a vafHinf rf rpnilfxr tstqq I
entered. At this term of court
almost all of the big revenue fraud
cases have been disposed of Only
the three cases against N. Glenn
Williams are how remaining for
trial, and these have been trans-
fetred to Charlotte for trial at
tte W term, .of oort, should
Mr. Williams be discharged by
Dr. Osier by that time. There
have been in the shape of fines
and forfeitures paid to the govern
nient as the result of the pleas
and convictions of guilty at the
present term. Not a single de
fendant hasi boon RPtnt. fcn th nan
itentary. Qne storekeeper and
gauger was sent to milaix month,,
a fellow from over in Davidson
tit a a a cy t t r t c t 1 Ac
facts showing that he was drnnk
and in catching, of a rural mail
box beside the road he caught too
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hard and the post and box all fell
down together. There were one
or two more short sentences to jail
for trifling offences' Charlotte'
Observer.
. Tabloid Philosophy.
Moat people can find time to
find fault.
Marriage is a safety pin that
comes unfastened.
Some few people acquire fame
without forge ttiug their polite
ness. When money mames a title the
title may be justified in suing for
non-support.
It isn't every writer of ficton
who can frame up a novel excuee
wlien he gets home late-at night.
' Does the continual wearing of a
hat make a man bald, or dots
being bald make a man con tin u
i. ' 'ally wear a hat? Philadelphia
Record. .
Mocksville items.
W m . K, Cleme'bthaa an nounced-
' rPresJte
himself a canuidate-tor mayor.
Thejre?bu
' .' p:iej6nWWe ' lvnders tod that
- Jihev ot: general '&cfiftimi9&?l&i
Flj&y&Qon afe i hiat house is niimeted
; nVtfae old ihfe& v abouMleare4
aw and wiliu a! f eay8i: ; bei
t li gin the erection -fof a ;hahdsom &
' i he wup-to-;date houseiof wnrship.
- leiBousratulate, iMem ibfetWirv
nlcetme,,
fedvU
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New . Precinct; Heard From.' Items
Interest. .
garttoan XRoads
April 17,7-sThe farmers
in g corn - and aregetting ready fvf.fa or ldermaJA
or 'si cents cotton? again.
Wheat is looking very well now
WA dont fiti frofit to damaffe
thy - expeot a gctod crop.
We had a good crowd
Uuion church Sunday.
new members were added
church. We have a splendid
dav school at Union this season.
We had a couple of visitors, in
Tippett TjDwn last Saturdy night.
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may mean sometning, j. cam, i
W"e are expecting to get ;a
"OV4Vil"& I
Easter. May get fooled, but hope
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not. Some of the bovs m our
mie town seemed to be kinder
solemn after the. two gentlemen
went home. Nevertheless we are
certainly glad to have them visit
us. Wehad a good time.
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Mrs- Lizzie Gobble is vi
UB. P M4;,-y-
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Hartman
are.visiting their father P. A,
Hartmanv of his place.
hou9e ciose t?6. his shop and ilre-
a to do lote ofwork, and he
i iih )iH.r.KHiiiiiii nun ouuvcu. xi is i
works so awful cheap he will get j
lots of work to do.
This fellow over here, Ch6ap
John, has bought a nice lot ot
new goods for spring, and he sells
'em too, I tell , you. He is our
man to buy our millinery, dry
goods and notions. He gives the
heaviest pouna ana longesii yara
1 ver saw' and they tel1 ffe' he
oW to nut a W distance
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phone in at his place. If he puts
dat fome in dar he wil1 clean 'em
all up, I tell you.
SoI close with good wishes to
the Watchman and its readers.
Duke.
A Locoed Mule.
A Schofield horse, jockey swap-
ped an old gray mule that had
devoured a large quantity of loco
weed to farmer, declaring that
the animal was in first-class con-
dition and would work anywhere.
The mule was docile as the farmer
drove him home and fared well
during the night. Next day the
farmer hitched him to the plough
and went to the field. The mule
took a fit of locoism, stjod stub- representation of a type never
born for a moment and then seen on land or sea a character
struck out with a vim. Forty more degrading to playwright,
acres of land were ploughed over player and playgoer .than to the
that day and the farmer and his country of his alleged extraction,
seven sons were all walked at sun- to which he was, in fact, a strang
est. The neighbors declared that er. ThatNr,epresentatiOn was not
a streak of zigzag lightning had theJ.Irisbman of literature, and
struck the farm. That night the wa&tute ; an :abaur4ity. The
barn door, -slammed to and., the -socmer a genuine representation of
mule was sW was presented fie
'daxtfceV 1 vHext-Tning J,e farmer better. Though he condemned
:fuVtf!& Dion Boucicault'i
-buried )p thaearth up to his body.- stage conception of ah Irishman
KaaTaeCity Journal. ' ' V: Mrl ConnelJ highly .commet3M.
' The .leierate. Veteran For April. :
$mi .tetaa for April offers-
tFWstJind most perti-
Lflfiwwa?B,' wnica relate
ib6trt lrecty ' 6nd . ; indirectly V
C;maWers;llu
iattpis ih this dssue - secial -
ly ane. v:e tronjjpiece 1 jan
excellent titufraEJmilie only vsur-
vivine'CUJQ4:Oi .ytenesou iaviB
JaiareJ
oCrHigsliHe-thalOUU persons during ia months
bio$Wfcetchs a;e accom-
ciesr
these to
i9gwtcu.?w iufu,r.
Brown, 54;,J. L Pfc4isliif,
Yrst, 33; J. EHoil
present mayor, 4p-J?l?
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Thfi Fh lmMhAl&
y beat Orescent lV to 14. -
Lawgon Ludwic.has started-his
residence and has the frame up;
p a P0rtToi. t.ap th0' .0
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and is putting up a resideneffor
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-g reei6r
John D- Brown has beenaard
ed th0 contract to build the Lui,
theran parsoage and commenced
wors. mis weejt yia uaH tno iryiio
up. MtVwill be bui after
pattern of J. G", Lingle's residence,
wore mis wees ana nas we irjfiw
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whjc is one of the finest buildings
hie is one of the finest buildings
i Faith.. .
in Faith.,
The Baptist meeting ier goingoi
here this week and a great deal nf
lnrarflDr id r.airon in r na moonnrr
Large crowds go out every nlgBt.
This church will soon have a iaige'
number of members. Rev. Black,
of 'Stanly county, is assisting
Rev- w- f; Davis.
J. T. Wyatt shipped a, fine car
load of building stones to New
Jersey today. Venus.
"The Stage Irishman.;'
"The Stage Irishman" was the
subject of a discussion which Mr.
F- Coel PeDed before
the members of the Playgoers
Club, last night, at the Hotel Ce
cil. Mrs. Meynell, who presided,
remarked that the stage Irishman
in England was very much like
the stage Englishman in America.
On the stage in America .the
Englishman was quite unreal.
He was never supposed to se.e a
joke, suid Mrs. Meynell, amid
laughter. In England: the sgeji
representation ot tne insnman i
was quite as unreal,
Mr. Connell, in a discursive
and entertaing paper, said that
he should define the stage Irish-
man as the obscene puppet which
served in England to symbolize
the Irish character. It was the
.pauc. synge's characterization pt
the Irish peasatftry in "In the
Bhadow of the Glen," of vwhich he
read an extract. ' '
Immigration May Reach 1,000,000. ,,
If the present 'unusaal flow of
United SUtes
j ogntinubS until July 1, all inimi
f graiin o?oy-- wwi oe uroeu
l and the otal .number .ot , lmmi-
i grams aumiueu inw tu councr
hiU,amount to ncre than 1,000,-
wnicu , win eaa j une ou next,
The:recoiL un to tne present time
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i rirtriner wmcfi nni.m-u lmmiffrants
unitea &tates.Oi?e
aott ne JiumDer.-wJaW
at oia; ,ar,t. ih'e .-Season: with-the Largest stjJgc&of. Sea- 'o
Several ber of votes. , II seem84&3avlx . i" tw- ' -i ' .V- --'iV xi v 3 Vi-'i Oiir i '
to the b0euci.8ernneVnWi&O .sableMtrcliandis.e we have ever opre4 the r.ublip yur o &
sun- cabala. eiem; ; er recentiv Tisitea bii inei oeru mm LQ m
O the best thinars that
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M.ENS SHlRtrS 25c" EACH
ifibzen Men's i 5(Sc khirts at25c each
Men's heavy grey lobks, 3 pair for 25c.
Men's "Black and A socks, 3 pair .for 25c
Lion brand shirt,collars and cuffs
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White Iwu, 40 in wide at 5c yard.
Dimity, 40 in. wide! real good value, at
15c yard our pripe llbWard.
Barred Muslin at 7cWrd.
" Bleached Domestic, 3a in. wide, at 5c yard
Curtain Swiss, lc gfcde, at 10c yard
Percale, 36 in. wide, at' 5c yard.
. Figured Lakn, 40 in. wide, at 7-c yard.
White Organdy, 68 in. Wide, at 25c yard
Madras Remnants, wnite grounds, with
small figure, splendid material for boy's
waists, at 10c vard.
LONG CLOT
75c
FOR EVERYTH
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romptlg. anb Mtli feeateir at Stetoart's.lrinterg.
Circulars, forn a 2x4
to a full sheet,
Books,
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Attachment Sale Notices
T Commissioners' Deeds,
Justice's Transcript
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Magistrate's Detinue Summons, Magistrate's Summon?,
Magistrate's Execution,
. Sale and Assignment
Wm. H. Stewart, Printer, 120 W.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.
Pursuant to a decree of the Superior
Court of Rowan County, in the special
proceedings entitled T Kerns vs.
Ellen Boger and others, signed the 3rd
of April, 1905, and brdjgErng a sale of
the lands hereinafterascribed for
partition among the teQhts in eom-
the under toetoisidner
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with line -of ttudoomioy aeereep
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Money could buy are
and lead you
baby ribbon; at
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Oc yd.
Black Taffeta,
White Taffeta,
Black Crepe de C bene," 75c yd. ,
Rejah silks, advertised at $1 25 yd, our
price is 85c yd.
Pean de Cygne, all co)3rs, at 75c yard.
New Foulards, at 39c, 50 and 75c yard.'
LITTLE THINGS FOR LITTLE MONEY
Ladies 6 4 Shoe Laceg, 2 pr for 5c.
Shoe laces, lc pair; Colored Quffs, 5c pair;
Lead pencils. 5c dozen ; Bachelor Buttons,
5c dozen ; Suspenders, 5c pair; Red or Blue
handkerchiefs, 5c each ; Rubber Collars, 10c
each; Alarm Clocks, 85c each; Teaspoons,
2c set ; Tablespoons, -4c cet ; Knives and forks
40c set ; Frying Pans, 10c each ; Octagon
Soap, 6 cakes for 25c ; Medicated Soap, 3
Cakesfor 10c ;25Marbles for lc ;Boy's Heavy
Ribbed hose, 10c pair, 3 pair for 25c; 10
000 yards Torchon Lace at 4c yd.
BOLT.
DRY GOODS. NOTIONS, SHOES COME TO
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Statements, , - Envelopes, Blanks,
amphlets, Newspapers, Cards or other work,
S3 "rsoaa CEacL3BEfs3
stock
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B
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Dr
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of Judg
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Mortgage Sale 'Not ice,
with PowerofAttorney,
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led Vo you ne'edUn artificial leg?
ffo send for? my plastratedAhook,
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We nave evervfching' in ribbon from, the, ;
lc yd, up to the wi4e plaids .h'Q
uell a nice , ran: era muwu J.
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36 in wide, $1 00 g&detM
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Chattel Mortgages,
Notice to Vacate Premises
State Warrant Complete,
Inniss Street.
' Three Times the Value
of Ariff Other, f
OUE-THIED EASIER,
ONE-THIKD FASTER
The only IS ewmgM achine
that does not faif 4ttoy"pqirit.
, Rotary;.- Motion .nd : Ball
Bearings make it iife lightest .
running machined in the woriil "
Agents wanted in" uiiocupi
ed territory.
Sen(Lfor circulars and
WHEEIiEEr&lTOSON
Atlanta, t eoia4Wti, ?ri
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