North Carolina Newspapers

-J Local Newsltenis Slayers of Russell Sherrlll are Glien Tlisir i Anotoer Large Batcii of Nanes to fee Add Freadca bj CODDCjljif State, r 'IX favour list., jv rNewB reached the' ,city today-1- - Below we g've,the names of the that the Council of State had - re I latest renewals and new subBcn- commended a pardon f of Thomas' b'ers,- most of there, however, be aud Chalmers White;, and that ing new naniesi TrTev ciijcnlation Governor Glenn had pardoned the of thei WATcaMAirlias.' certainly men. The particulars of the. kill- taken a great boom since oar bug- ing are fresh in the minds of the gy contest started vand there's no people, as are the circumstances telling whero it will go in the next of the trial, and conviction and two months, as the contest has sentence of the two brothers . 1 about-that much 'loneer to runi: The question of a pardon has There is room on our" uooks ' for been agitated tor some time and many ..more names, so send or recently a petition asking for this bring your subscriptions and get pardon was presented to the Gov- on' the roll. ' Here are the names ; ernor. As Governor Glenn had been one.of the attorneys for the prosecution in this case he turned the matter over to the Council of State for . consideration. - There was a hearing before the Council last week at which Judge Mont gom ery and others appeared ' for the Whites, while -T. C, Linn, Esq., of this city appeared for those who opposed granting the pardon, The Council after hearing both sides took the matter under ad visement and their decision was W H Boggs, Jacob A Boggs,W.m net made public until today, Casper, Dr C :M Poole, - C E Clay- though it was doubtless reached several days since. There is c onsiderable talk in regard to ceitain promises made by men occupying high officialpo sitious in the State, with refer ence to this pardon, and some thing further may be said on this matter later. Today we have no rick, John H Barringer, Sam more than time to make the brief I Ward, J C Hill, W M Wyatt, M announcement --Of ' the pardon.-LL Aener. Stokes Bller. : C A Sto- . - . - . ' . .. knowing that all readers of the ner, W Mock Stouer, C H. Waller Watchman will be interested in J Thomas Morgan, James W Trex- knowing what action the Council ler, D M Kesler, W W Misenhei- of State has taken. I mer, 'Pole Trexler, J L Poole. J Knox Stoner, James McCoy, (eol.) THE COUNTY COUUISSIONERS. The weather Sunday was about Hold Their Regular Monthly Session, as disagreeable as it could, well On - accoun t-of liheTincfement weather the Easter services which were to have taken place last Sun day have been " pstp:ned until next Sunday night. I " Work is - progressing ;on the foundation for the new j ail The structure will contain five depart ments ; one each for white male and female offenders against the law and the same number for ne groes. There willJ-also be an apartment for the insane. N. W. Collett, one of the most capable business meii in the .city, has purchased an interest in the Kincaid veneering plant. Officers Torrence and Graves arrested nine niggers , Subday morning in Dixonville, for gambl ing. Tney were caught right in the act, at, the home of Lucy Cole. Officer W. A. Monroe, who has been absent f rbin the city for several days, returned Monday and has resumed his duties on the police force. : Rev. Fred D Hale, of Wilmincr- I ton, who was expected here Mon day to begin a series of revival meetings at the First Baptist church, wired Rev. R. E. Neigh bor last Monday that he could not be here before Monday the 8th. E. W. Burt has gone North to purchase a stock of shoes for the Boston Shoe Store. E. Walter Tatum will go on the road about April 15th for V. Wal lace &-Sons. Mr, Tatum, for several years, has been with the firm or Smoot Bros. &-Rogers. His friends ill wish-him 'success in his new field of work. ' Arthur Frazier has returned from Baltimore. . He has been at a hos pi tal there several weeks for medical treatment - and comes home much improved in health. Interest in the buggy contest is increasing. If you are not In it you ought to get in withot delay. x ou can nominate yourseii any time between now and June 1st and become a candidate, or vyou can select a candidate and go to work for him. Thorn well G. Farr, who was re cently licensed by the Supreme Court to practice law, has located in Salisbusy. Mr. Farr is from Atwell township; 4 Dr. R. L. Ramsay has been -re- quested to maxe an address at a meeting of the . International As sociation of Dentists, soon to be held in Minneapolis. Burton Craige, Esq. went to Oxford last week on legal busi ness. Alonzo McConnell, of Mt. Ulla township, died at his home last Thursday afternoon from pneu monia. The funeral took, place Friday at Back Creek church. Walter Leonard has returned to his former position at Reid's store. For some time he has been baggage master at the Southern d-t here. i . i - Wednesday af ternoon Miss 31'Miirtit Leaoh and A. A. Safrit i- i ti.rried at tne nome oi tne i .s father on Chestnut Hill, V. J. A. J Farrington officiat- Jrs. I. C. Criffin is seriously, ill at her pome in tnis city, ine friends of the family hope for her early recovery. The Salisbury resumed business building ijust north of the Cen tral Hotel. The damage done by the fire some time ' ago has been repaired; new machinery has been put in and the concern is now better equipped than ever. Thebuilding occupied by:Mau pin Bros. and. Overman fe Greg ory, on Main street has been sold to D ,; L - Arey ; by , Sen ator , O ver man . - Mr Arev is the owner of the Washinaton 'building which house, wood and garden free. " K. . . . . . . . - - V - . . - . ' . . I -r - m ' ' -1 . XL T f-i. t7 Q 1 rl ' lomsv trie property; ne; nas just i 1j. xhojmo, juuvo wiauuiy, purchased. : c i-i-W::- :- -i W i 14 vnn r Mood isMmmfte- tbla. -dlaeaaea-liot ortaU of humors. If you;- have. .blood poison, caneer; carbuncles, eating sores, scrofulas co zema, itching; risings an.-bumps; scabby. pimk.v,'8kii, bono, pains, -catarrh, rhenma ti8m, or any blood or-skin disease, take Bo - aches andpains stop -and, th blootUs made-T pure ana ncij iTUKjjian ur u cipn; hi jier large' bottle: Sample free tywritingBlood Balm To: Atlanta, Ga.; BBB is especially, ad visedfor chronic, deep-seated - cases,- as it cures after all elselaila'- i ' - M A Safrit, Mrs Mary' Canup, P N Trexler, P J C Lentz, A B Kesler, W A Brady, Jno E Good- man, w iiibson Watson, J n Beck, Buck Jackson, R A Grubb, L CKoonts, A A Koon, F A Bar rier,- D M Barrier; J J Bostian, E A Peeler, F L Agne'r,V G 1? Frick, A R Frick, Joseph L Brown, J L Holshouser, John Harkey, J A Hedrick, T E Oyercash, R H Cor riher, Archip Ritchie,- A S Cor reli, T L Reid, E L Linn, Edgar Riley, J A Thompsone P E Sloop, ANNUAL STT ATEnENT Forthe yea? ending PecemlerL8li 1906; ' of the condi tion: and affairs of the? ROWAN COUNTY EUILOING AND LOAN S ASSOCIATION. Incorporated 1905. Commenced Buss inesffin June. , Home Office: China , -r Grove, Korth.Carolina, . ; Made to- Insurance. Commissioner, Raleigh ,'N.C., as required by law.- " MANAGEMENT. : .$300,000.00 S 100 00 ton, W R Bean, Chas M.Morgan, . John T Harkey, Love Bai4e,jTA Foil, J Mc Huubarrier, Paul Bar- ger, Lewis Moss, Henry M Tre ler, E F Wi l helm , H L Lyerly & Sons, F C Hodge, Mra"N S Wise, Vance Eller, B T Martin, W A CrowellJohn Scott, John L CarV C B. Miller President, China Grove, N. C. , W. C. Sifferd, Secretary and Treasu rer, China Grove, N, C. . B- B. Aliller, "Attorney, Salisbury, N C. -'- ' ' ' " ' ' ' v- - birectors-C. B. Miller, G. A. Ram saur, T. 1; Ross, W. C. Sifferd, China Grove, N. C. ; J. W. Peeler, Rockwell, N. C ; I. ACornher, C J. Deal, Lan- dis, JS. c. . - STOCK. Amount of authorized Par value of each share , . Number shares in force beginn mg of y ear,. Number ' shares subscribed during year,. Number shares cancelled : and withdrawn during r -y C&Jf. -' . Number of shares in forceat end of year, Number shareholders white Entrance fees,. ............ 'receipts. Cash on hand December 31, - 1905, as per last report,. . .$ 476 68 Installments paid,. 5,588.75 Mortgages paid in whole or in - U- was tne moei gnccessrui .we . ever jiadt-and we were.X ()- tofd by many that our Hats .were tlie prettiest- andQ r" () most reasonable priced they ever-saw- We are show (X" . 0 a big variety aud can furnish 'ypu an, Easter "Hat iy 0atla very low-price. V , , ' . -,-"X X .EATER.:ffidID). .0, Everv deDartmeht is 'brim full of fhe Nftw (4niHa 0 for Easter The. New 'Belts, Hand Bass, Rifibon, ih ) Silks, Oxfords, Mens and Boys clothing, Hats and v): 0 etc. The largest stock we ever had and the majority Q Q of our stock was bought early, before the advance. - 8. . FEW SPECIALS IN STAPLE GOODS. Q " () y Best Oalicoor. . , , .". . . . . . .. . . .. 5c V vji yjji un a lufuaujo ' xui. . . . . , ..... . , .... . , ......... . i f Bleaching for. . . . ...... .. . . . . . . . . ..... . .. . . 5o... x Big stock of Percales at. . : . v.y, . . . . . . . 10 and 12ic U We want eacli of our customers to help us make our business bigger, and well do all inur power to make it profitable for you . First-class reliable goods at lowest prices is our motto. . :,0 8 at 428 109 64" 473 -68 5 50 jBELCl-MARRY 45. $65,000 Taxes Reported Collected. The regular monthly sessioD of the cotmtv commissioners was held at the court house Monday: : Superintendent Hartley, of con vict camp No. 2, reported 26 con victs, 4 white. T. C. Linn waa allowed $12.50 per month as county attorney. An election was ordered in Uuibv township on May 10th to decide whether the special school tax shall be continued. Commissioners Harris and Hartman were chosen as a com mittee to establish a convict camp on the Lincolnton road, beyood where the macadam road ends. A report was received from ex- Sheriff Julian to the effect that he had collected to April 1st, $56, 286.40. general tax and $8,718.60 special taxV P. A. Hartman was appointed to examine the drain on Main street beyotid the Western Rail road crossing' and report what was best to be done. RV.M. Roseboro was awarded the contract to furnish supplies to convict camp No. 1. and Kluttz - z. . - & Rendle an to. camp No. 2. be, and there was doubtless much disappointment felt by th femi nine portion of the population bocause of handsome gowns and 1 A ! 1 " 1 ' naauuiui 4 which could the admiring gaze of friends, we hope to see it all later. part, Loans or shares paid,... Interest received, Fines receiver. Entrance fees, . . Release fees,. Withdrawal fees,- Totrtl - DISBUESEMKNTS. Loans on Mortgages, white,. Loans on shares, ; Paid on withdrawals dues.. . Salaries,. Advertising and Printing,. . . Taxes,, Day Book, To Jas. R. Youn, Ins. Com., Cash in" Bank, "v.- Total. ... . . ASSETS. Doans on Mortgages. value),;. . ...... Cash in Banks, Total, ' LIABILITIES 200.00 170.00 293 00 1000 21 75 6.20 k 7 00 $6 774.07 . 5 350 00 . 170.00 . 765 ;0 , "145 90 39 13 . 9 88 25 - 6,50 . . 286 91 $6 J74 07 (face 7,100 00 . 286 91 7,886 91. millinery- -oreii,trioi a s DjaahareholderSiinstalments- d a k'A ' - paid,. . i .v. .. . .t . 7,218 75 -not be, displayed ta gurPu8 l.:.:;.:;. 168.16 Bur IT IS CHEAPER to buy a set ol-beauty pins which ouiy cost you 60c or a $1.00 than it 'is to pay$5 or 50c for a set of buttons for a dress or shirt waist, than spend half a day trying towork nice button holes and finally wind up by going to the optician and paying $5.00 or $10.00 for a pair ot glasses- not considering the inconvenience and trouble. You will find all styles, sizes, prices and kinds: of beauty pins at the SALISBURY JEWELRY CO,, 104 N. Main Street. 1 AT WDfJECOFF'S How The Vote Stands. The voting on the buggy con test has been quite lively again this week, several of the candi dates having made considerable gains. Following is the standing of the contestants to date: Walter Burrage, Richfield, No. 2. N. C, .... ..... .lb&Zb T. W. Watkins, city, No. 1, 9,750 Miss Carrie E Shaver: Rich field, No. 2, N.: C.,... . . . 1,850 Rev. H. A. Trexler, Man ning, .. v.. v ; . . . . . ; ; . . Rev. N. D. Bodie, city No. 4 Surpl " , Total, . $7,386 91 State of North CarolinaTlowan Coun ty, as. ' X- C. B. Miller, President. W. C. Sifford, Secretary. Treasurer of the -R-wan County Building and Loan Association of China Grove, State of North Carolina, being duly sworn, each for himself de poses and says that they, are bove described, officers of the said Associa tion, and that on the 31st day of De cember last all the above-described as5et8were the . absolute property of the said Association, free and clear from any liens or claims thereon, ex cept as above stated; and that the foregoing statement, with the sched ules ana explanations tnerem oon taired, assumed or referred to, are a full and correct exhibit of all the as sets, liabilities, income and disburse ments and of the condition and affairs of the said Association -on, the said 31st day oi December last, and for the year ending onr that date, according to thn best of their information, : knowledge and belief, respectively. Sworn -to and subscribed before jne, C. B, Miller. - Q SlPFIRD this 6th day of Feb., A. D-, 1907-' ; J . L. Sifford, notary public. State of North Carolina, ' -;-Insurance Department, "Raleigh, March 2r, 1907. I, James R. Young, Insurance Com missioner, do hereby certify that the above is a true and correct abstract of the statement of the Bowan; County Building and; Loan Association, , of China Grove. N. C filed with this De partment, showing the condition of. said; Association on tha 81st day of De cember, 1906. Witness my hand and official seal, the day and date above written. - James R. Young, " Insurance Commissioner. 875 ters a lot of Lawn and light weight materials at a great reouc- tion in price, tnis l nave . aone-m order to clean up" and make room steam laundry John u. uooaman, vres- Monday in its4 'j-JX", ' ii; k A, Ernest Miller, city, No. 5, Wm. M. L. Fesperman,; . city, No. 8, . i . . . . Ji, S. Blackwelder, Moores . ville No. 8i . . . . J, ' G, Holfihouser city, John Howard Salisbury, . , 425 275 225 200 200 150 125 125 156, 20c, , - . 89 c, for farm hands and furnish On those counters you wi'l find a lot of lawns worth f rom 7 to 1Gb, now the price 4o the yd. Lot 2 worth from 12 to now the price 7c. Lot 6 worth from lo to - now; 11c the yd. ; ; Lot 4 worth from 20 to now the price 19c. v i ;X You will findit to your interest to give us a call before you buy. A Coupon given you with each pnrchasefwhich from$ 1 ,00's woih up will entitle you to a nice : piece of chinai - :Sf:l:Xr: 1 iYour. tinifr will trowel llspent to come 4n fana give s v a f iook through the different lines . , . ;i-xt',; Yoursr respectf ully, IfJ: ; v -A. W. WINEC0FF. WHEN IT COMES TO The ACTUAL " " No tobaccos ever made can surpass our Plug, Twist and Smoking. Wherever ex hibited in competition with the world, they have never failed to win the golcf medal for their general excellence, high quality and for their decided superiority over all competing brands. "SHOW DOWN" is one ofthe coming brands of America. Only a few years old, its unrivaled qualities have made it one of the leading sellers over all 6ther flue-cured plugs. It thoroughly satisfies and perfectly suits everybody and all classes. Sold at 10c and 15c per plug or 5c cuts. Always buy "SHOWDOWN' and save the tags. There is many an article you need for your comfort or entertain ment which these tags get for you without cost. ; A copy of oar 1907 premium catalofirae, which is one of the largrest and - most attractive ever gotten oat by a tobacco manufacturer, will be mailed " . to any address in the United States on receipt of .only. 4c in postage, . BtampB or 8 of the tags we are redeeming. Hancock Bros. & Co., Lynchburg, Va. Bargains! Bargains! Bar gains: I wish to call your attention" to the. fact that I am now in better position to give you the value" 'of your mony than ever before s; Notwithstanaiog the-great ad- vance in the markets on all lines, yet Lam 8til t off en u g yi u goods at the old prjct s and in sme ca ses have gne thro ug h the - stock and . reduced the goods' in price ' . U-J - I mm m m m" ' w . 9 even below that which you could UOmmiSS10X18r S SSIB 01 iNWtog LailuS. nave oougnt ou uap ago. Bv virtue of a decree of the Sunerior I have arranged on ; some coun- Court of Rowan couhtv. in the special proceeding entitled Geo, M. E. Lyerly, administrator of Matilda CV Wise de ceased, B. A. L. Lyerly, Chas. J. H. Lyerly and Gideon A. Lyerly, wherein 3 ' I 3 . j 3 - - ine unaersiffnea was appoinieu a uuxii- for the great stock which I expect missioner and directed to sell real es to put in this next season. " tate described in the petition for as- OUVOi J. Win DCll Or UU11V ClrUVAVM vy the hichest bidder, for cash . at the court house door in Salisbury, N. 0, ( MoBdai, Uav 6th, 1907 : ;at 12 m., the following tract ot land, in Providence Township, about o miles southeast from" Salisbury. N. : G, , and near Union church, adjoining the lands of "Anderson Cauble, the Julius Ma haley farm and others, bounded as fol lows, to wit : .Becininer at a stone, cor- ,ner of Ho.. 1 on Mahaley s line and runs thence 8. 89. E. 10 chains to a stone, corner of No.-3 on line of No. 1 ; thence ITr 7 W, 15.55 chains to a stone thence 8. 28 W., 17.80 chains to the begmTrfngi'xsontaming acres more or less,- - " " " : . Tbkms or Sale : ' CasUE -Th s April 3rd, 1907. - ' ,-rj. GEO. M. "E;--LYEBLY, : "7 commissioner. WaIiTRb. H. "Woodson, attorney; e "OP 0d I am now ready with a BIG LINE OF SPRI MG GOODS to supply your every want. I have a full line of the LATEST. STYLES OF FURNITURE, Bed Rooni Suits, Parlor, DiningTJoom and Kitchen Furnishings. Come and see our - . Matting, Refrigerators and Screen Doors. - Very Truly Yours, ' - W . Bs Summersett. iiMiii SHOES BUY MOW at less.tlaaii GVTaiiiifac- tiarers Cost., an d save' 35cts to S1.00 on the Fair, We must-close out some ines of Staple SHOES at much less than they are worth to make room, for our recent purchases. - . v ;; .Ju;; If you don't need Shoes now it will pay you to take Advantage of thse prices and Jay them away tilt you do need them. Special Prices on Big Lots to merv chants. 'Z '"L " K -3: in - 'pQPUtAR PRICE FOOT WEAR j : TERMS STRICTIY CASH g H. G. McCDRDY; Manager, North Main Street. T Salisbury, ;H.;C. :s-"' ' --.i '. r -. v..Jfc;.;iTE;-;i. t-1