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faith;
; J. T.'-Attz- and QeolK Hoffner
hare formed aartaer&ip in the
Rramte bn8iness,and will work to
getter in fatarej t
- There will be comrauuion er-
mc at the.Lutheraa - chnrch here
JKUBbOX UUUUO Y i
: w wouia Buetresc taab an w
correspondenta try., and Asee -h o
pah aend in the' best batoh of
items ', the first week in every
month. Thii will be -one way
ft P iinprove oil dtir correspondence.
,VBS&"; let each one send in his
ef as to the one he - thinks; is
Ihbest, and the one getting the
iiat. n ember of votes will be
the Jbam er Jtem for that month,
let us hear fom the correspond-
U: Hitchie. formerly of
Fdlh. but now of Charlotte, has
;: wWtvlittl girl at his home
lUl,'Wighs. only two poands.
WlMcKti beat thib?
i William Foil and Jonas Shep-
?fetoliittve f 1 a partnership
Sfemwood working and black
;M iU0 They are enlarging
&2&$mz shop ana jwin pui m a Btem
GeorgJ:, Fisher has had a tele
: phone pAt'jn his residence.
Mrs. Evan Kluttz, widow of
thi late Simon Kluttz. died on
arch 4th. The funeral was held
vLower Stone Church, Rev. VV .
WNRowe officiating. She was
laid V rest beside her husband.
She wfti about 88 - years old, dm
two children, six grand children
and thirteen great grand children,
all living. She ' was living with
her son, LawsonK'uttz at the
time of her. death ,?
Adam EarnharY is very low at
his home herr ?
The
public school exhibition
haa
postponed, to the 16th,
urday and Saturday,, night
A big time expected and every
body is invited to come, f We hope I
the editor and Jiis force can be
with us.
Mr, and Mrs. Lewis G-ant own
a beautiful factory site at the
side of the raihoad where a side
track can be built without any
grading or filling.
Lawson Kluttz has ordered a
new saw mill and will run it near
his home.
Vbnus.
ROCK.
March 11th.
The boys of the Parks and the
Kluttz schools-crossed bats , last
Saturday in a game of basehall,
The game was played at Kluttz
school house. A large crowd was
present, and there was nine girls
there who cheered the Kluttz boys
as loud as. they could. Nine in
nings were played, the score stand
ing 11 to 8 in favor ef the Parks
boys. " . . '"; ' t-'-:j-l'i," '-
The Parks school closes Friday,
March 15th.
Our friend Mr. Dandy, whoni
Mr, Saw invited around to see
our school, has never made him
self known. Nearly all of the pa
rents speak well of the teachers
and the school, They say their
children learn more than ever be
fore.
-RocSbb.
Big Fire at Yoangsfille.
Raleigh, March 6. The freight
station at Youngsville, together
with two loaded cars and 100
bales of cbtton on the platform
adjoining this station, was de
stroyed by fire that - broke out af
ter midnight. A message was
sent to this city for aid from the
fire department but before a speo
ial train could be sent but the fire
was - .under control. The loss is
I probably ; $20,000. The cotton
had been placed on the platform
for! shipment, so the loss will fall I
i yia the Seaboard Railwa. '
ponden.ee.H1'
SHAYERTOWH.
" r March 10, 1907.
r As we haven't seen "any thing
rom Shavertown in sometime.we
wj bend up a few items. V .
Morgan, Miller &, Co., have
theiTBaw mill "moved and are at
workffecutting up the timber on
the J;-W. MiUer land.
If the weather will permit, our
neighborhood will have a phone
line in operation in less than a
week, that will connect with the
Bell line at New London.
Mrs. Annie Shaver and little
son visited Paul, Shaver's last
week.' ii, , .-.' . .
Wm. A. Kirk returned from a
visit to relatives in lower Stanly
last Friday. '
Cowan Shaver and 'daughters,
Misses Carrie; and Ada, went to
Stony Hill in lower Stanly the
8rd returned the 4th taking in the
scenery, at Whitney . on their re
turn trip. They report quite a
nice time. By the way gents,
Miss Carrie is in the buggy race,
now it is up to you; put in your
votes in heff aver, she is a very
niee brown eyed lass. I ezpect
omoof you would be glad of the
chance to sit beside her should
she be so fortunate as to win the
buggy, then you might stand a
chance to win both the ,girl and
the buggy.
Rev, James C. Wilson spent
Saturday night with I. M. Shaver
and family. ' :.' 7t'v:' .:.
. At his residenoe on. Sunday
March 10th, at eleven : o'clock
Rev. I, M. Shaver united in holy
wedlock Cicero Cranford and Miss
Minnie Heglar, both of Stanly.
We wish them a long and hapgy
life. . -t.
The school
last Friday;
at Parker's
.
closed
, A now road was cut out Satur
day from the public road at I. M.
haver's to Love Kirk's, ..which
will be of much conyenienoe to
to the neighborhood, i 41 1 ?
Sallie Snodqhabb.
ROWAN ACADEUY. 1
March 9, 1907.
Geo. M, Cauble who has- been
very sick with grippe for the last
week is able to be out again.
Misses Pearl James and Flossie
Hendren, of Orescent, visited Miss
Hendren's grandmother, Mrs.
Alex Peeler, last Saturday night.
Guy Trexier and family, of
Granite Quarry, visited John
Kluttz last Saturday night.
Mrs. M. F, Cauble is somewhat
indisposed but we hope nothing
serious;
" Alex. Trexler and family, of
Rockwell, Moses Kluttz and fam
ily, of Granite Quarry, and Mr.
and Mrs, H. F, Frick, of Crescent,
were all welcome visitors at C.
L. Frick's last Saturday night.
J. Will Procter, of Salisbury,
visited Miss Carrie Cauble last
Saturday night. Come again, we
will gladly welcome you.
We had the pleasure of attend
ing the exhibition which was held
at Union. today. We enjoyed it
very much, didn't we Ruth? :
L. A. Peeler, who has been sick
for ther past week, is improving,
we are glad to note.
Conrt'i Decision Wiirstind.
Washington, March U. The
Supreme Court of the United
States today denied the petition
ofB. F. Sprinkle and others, of
North Carolina, for a writ of re
view in the 'proceed ings against
them on the charge of carrying on
the business of .rectifying distill
ed spirits' with the intention of
defrauding the government. The
case was decided.against 4;hem by
the Circuit Ccurt of Appeals for
the fourth circuit and the . result
of toaay's ruling willr to jwr
mit that 4iiou to stand? "
the5STboti:er$ acquitted.
Jiige Hirris:3 -Ccr.f ;:r.2nts the Jary on
- Its Verdict cf uttBiinj,.
Culpepper, -Va.j- March 7. Af
ter being out one hour and a half
the jury in the case of James and
Phillip F. fStrother, on trial for
the., .murder, of Willianr- F. By
waters,' returned a 'verdict of not
guilty at 11 rlO a. m.
- The announcement was the sig-
nal for an outburst of approval,
which Judge Harrison quickly si
lencad.; The effect of the verdict,
however,' was instant a n ous
Jamea Strother reached for the
hand of Mr. Moore, one of his
counsel, and Phillip was quickly
surrounded by the friends who
have stood by the brothers since
the opening of . the trial. Mrs
James Strother, overcome by emo
tion, fell forward liS to her hus
band's arms, sobbing and exclaim
ing her thanks.
When the effects of the critical
moment passed, Judge Harrison
addressed the jury as follows :
.j, tfentlemen of tha jury, I de
sire to thank you for a verdict
which I think will be approved by
the public. It is an established
precedent in the State of Virginia
that no man tried for defending
the sanctity of his home should
j be found guilty,"
After further words of approval
from the bench, the jury left the
court room for their homes.
Lost and fllund.
Lost, between 9:30r p. m. yes-
I terday aud noon today,' a bilious
attack, with nausea and sick head
ache. This 1 osa was occasioned
by finding at a drug store a box
of Dr. King New Life Pills; the
guaranteed cure for biliousness,
mgiiria and jaundice. 26c.
Death of "Prophet" Dowle.
C Chicago, March 9. John Alex
ander Dowie thed at 7 :45 this
morning at Shiloh House, Zion
City. - There were present witb
him when he died only Judge D.
N. Barnes and two personal afc
tendants. It had been Down's
enstomj summer and ? wJStei.
hold retigfons servibes every Snn
dayafiernocri i in"7the parlor of
Shiloh House. About 350 of his
original followers remained faith
ful; and attended these services.
Dowie always wore his apostolic
robes and made a characteristic
address. Five weeks ago these
meetings ceased, and Dowie ap
peared no longer in public. The
Sunday meetings, however, were
still held by his adherents.
Since that time Dowie had grad
ually been failing. Friday after
noon, however, there was no indi
cations of approaching death. He
received a few followers, and
prayed for some people. His con
dition seemed to be about the
same as for the last two or three
weeks. One of the attendants re
mained with him until midnight,
and was relieved by the other at
tendant. ' Shortly before 1 o'clock
this morning Dowie became de
lirious and his talk was the same
as at a religious meeting in the
days of his prime. He denounced
people with the old. time vigor,
ordered the guards to throw out
disturbers, and acted just as he
had on so -many previous occa
sions. Ji3 gradually became
weaker and weaker, and the at
tendant telephoned for Judge
Barnesf who reached Shiloh House
at 7, a. m. Forty minutes later
Dowie died.
A Humans Appeal.
A humane citizen of Richmond,
lnd., Mr. U. D. Williams, 107
West Main street, says : 4I ap
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croup, wnoopmg cough, quinsy,
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hemorrhages of the lungs and
builds them up, - Guaranteed bv
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The question of r whether or not
the. burned Hickory Inn of Hick
ory, will be rebuilt by Frank
Loughran will be determined this
week after a meettng at Hickory
of Mr. Loughr.in and- the fire ad
justers. When asked by a report
er this morning whether the'Iuu
would be. rebuilt Mr. Loughran
stated that there were several
matters yet to be decided that
would have a material bearing on
the question and he could not;yet
say : what would 4)6 his course.
He expressed the desire, however,
to see the structure rebuilt, Mr.
Loughran is deeply interested in
Hickory ras well as Aeheville and
is keenly alive to the continued
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Real Estate ana Personal Property.
I will offer to the public for sale
at my residence, 1 miles east from
Craven, the following personal
property and real estate: One
piece of land, my home place, con
taining 84 acreSj more or less, ad
joining the lands of P. C. Lentz,
H. M. Starns, Monroe Casper and
others, also one piece of land con
taining 88$'. acres more or less, ad
joiniog the lands of J. C. Agner,
Pool school house land, W, L.
Boggs and others; and one pair
mules7 J two-horse wagon, 1 biig
gy"s L Chattanooga steel-beam
Iplowl steel cfiltivator, 1-5 in
terest in a threshing machiue, en
gine and boiler, a new two-horse
wagon bed and other farming im
plements, 1 set double wagon har
ness, 1 pair buggy,' harness and a
great many other things.
Date of sale, Easter Monday, April
1st, 1907. Terms of sale, Cash. .
JAMES M. CASPER,
Feb. 25, '07. 3t. Craven, N. C:
Notice to Creditors.
Haying duly, qualified as executorof
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6t Executor of Jennie Howard.
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Re-sale of Valuable Farm lands lor Partition.
By virtue of a judgment of the Su
perior Court of Rowan county, in the
special proceeding entitled D. Q. Mc
Glean, W. A. McClean et al. vs, John
Miller and wife Maggie Miller, John
Templeton et al:, the undersigned,
Comuii-isioner, will expose for sale at
public auction for cash on
Monday, Ibe 1st day of April, 1907,
on the premises of the lands herein
after described, at the hour of 12 M.,
the following-lands situate in Atweli
Township, Rowan county :
Beginning at a stake in said Mc
Olean's line, thence N. 83 deg. E. 69
poles to a slake near J. Deaton's corn
er thence with his line South 1 deg.
E. 148 poles to a stake in G. G. Mc
Knight's line, thence S. 48 deg. W. 53
poles to a black oak, his corner, thence
with his line H. 6Keg. W. 72 poles to
a stake, thence 8. 86 deg. W. 23 pofca.
to a state, W. McOlfian's lne, thence
wiliisliBlljoal06 poles
to thfcUeginning; containing 58 acres
more or less, adjoining the lands of E.
T, Goodman, Mack Rodgers, Lock Mc
Kriight, Ed Deaton et al.
A second tract, adjoining the above,
beginning at a hickory, in G. D. Kc
Knight's line and running E. crossing
creek 64 poles to an apple tree, form
erly a hickory, G. G. McKnight's corn
er, thence N. 1 deg. W. 328 poles to
a stone, Mack Rodger's corner, thence
with his corner 22 poles to maple,
thence S. 19 deg. W. Vz poles to a
stone, thence S. 75 deg. W. 20 noles to
a stone, thence, S. 3 deg. E 259 poles
to the beginning, containing 119 acres,
niore or less.
"Athird; tract, adjoining the above,
bftianrtSeat a"stone. on Melon's corner
j on Medean line and runs thence S-
do chains to. a stpne on McKnight's line,
thence W. I37st chains to a stone,
thenceN. 1 deerv WOQ, 12)4 chains to
a stone an old" line, thence E. 2.50
chains to the beginning, containing 7
acres. -
Bidding will begin at $7.9), per acre.
-This Feb. 25th, 1907.
D. Q MoCLEAN,
Commissioner
John L. Rendleman, Attorney.
Mortgage Sale of Taluable Eeal f state.
Pursuant tp the provisions contained
in a Mortgage Trust Deed executed
August 10th 1906 by W. A. Clark and
wife Nannie Clark, and registered in
the office of the Register of Deeds for
Rowan County in Book of Mort
gages No. 28, page 236, to the under
signed, to. secure the payment of a
certain note described in said Mort
gage Trlst Deed, default having been
made in the payment of said debt which
said mortgage was given to secure, the
undersigned will sell for cash at the
Court House door in Salkhurv. N. C
fan "
Friday, March 15th 1907,
at the hour of 12M, the following de
scribed real estate :
Beginning at a stake 25 feetfro. .
West corner, interaction of Shaver and
Andrew streets, Whence 50 feet with
Shaver street to a stake, thence 169
feetgarallel with Andrew street to a
a 12 foot alley, thence with linn of alley,
5a feet to a stake, thence 169 feet, paral
lel with Andrew street, to the begin
ning, being lot No. 17. in Block 56 in
the Henderson and Vandertord addi
tion to the town of Spencer.
A secoud tract, beginning at a stake
75 feet from the West corner, inter
section of Andrew and Shaver streets,
thence with Shaver street, 50 feet to a
stake, thence 169 feet, parallel with
Andrew street to a 12 font. 11 pv than pa
with line of alley, 50 feet to a stake,
thence 169 feet parallel with Andrew
street to the beginning, being lot No.
16, block 6 in the Henderson and Vnn
derford addition to the town ol Spen
cer, the above lndjs having been con
veyed by the said W. A. Clark and wife,
Nannie lark, to seenre the debt pro
vided for in taid mortgage.
This Feb. 11th, 1907?
JAS. D. DORSETT,
mortgagee and trustee.
John L, Rendleman, attorney.
DIl.ttlNG'S INCWDISCOVERY
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