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" , ... June 17th.
We are able to be about again
since our shake-up and scare of
the storm that visited us last
week. Numbers of visitors came
for miles to see the wreck and the
loss which was caused1 by the
storm. Owing to the country
roads being so badly blocked by
the fallen timber it is difficult to
get to see the worst part of the
wreckage.- Saw mills will be put
up at once to saw up the timber.
We are glan to note that no loss
-of life is reported in our section.
From all we can learn the storm
was about twenty miles in length
and three or four miles in width.
It traveled in streaks, rising and
falling and in some places taking
all the timber. The clouds ap
peared to be on the ground, at
some places rolling like waves.
The hail was also in streaks, but
where it went much damage was
done. The stones varied in size
from a grain of corn to the size of
guinea eggs. It is rumored that
chunks were seen as large as a
man's fist. The corn is not hurt
so bad as at first thought al
though it will be mighty late.
Wheat in the track of the storm
is broken to pieces and but little
of it will be saved.
The nice weather we are having
now is good for the farmers, for
the crops are needing work.
J. W. Taylor has purchased two
lots on Chestnut Hill and will
build a residence there shortly.
E. C. Shaver is thinking of
building three houses at Rock
well. Mrs. Jane Cottonj of New Lon
don, visited her father last week.
Jacob Earnhardt, of Richfield,
visited J. I. Shaver Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. James Arey has been con
fined to her bed for a week. The
. attending physician says con
sumption is the trouble. We
wish her a speedy recovery.
Aaron Russell and brother, of
Albemarle, were pleasant, visitors
atH. WhitleyVs Sunday.
Trotter, the notable correspond
ent from Henderson's Crossing,
reports a large fish in his section.
We think something was wrong
with Trotter when he caught that
fish. He says the fish measured
six inches from eye to eye He
must have been mistaken in his
measurement. We think it was
six inches from eye to tail.
J. J. and W. H. Fry attended
the funeral of John Noah at liold
Hill, Sunday afternoon. .
Some of our people are trying
to cut their wheat with a grass
mower. Probably some wh e a t
may be saved by this method.
We think probably we can re:
port a marriage in the near fu
ture.
Southerner .
BOST'S MILL.
Too much rain -for crops. It
rained all the week. Crops are
suffering for work. Cotton is
looking shabby.
Wheat-cutting is in order now.
Farmers won't know where to
commence.
P. D. Shank has a new wheat
reaper.
Arth Bogle is very low with fever.
W. H. Bost will move to town
this fall, where the money is
plentiful.
Otha Cauble is still kept indoor?.
The ex-postmaster of Manning
made a flying" trip last week to
Mt. Pleasant.
The Lingle Bros, declined to
thresh any wheat this year. Hope
Some one will call around and
thresh the people's wheat. v
M. J. Bost has had his house
painted.
Cabbag9 and Irish potatoes are
fine. -
Hay-making is on now.
John.
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ST. MATTHEWS.
The hum of .the t eaper and the
whick-whack of the cradle is all
the go in this community.
Wheat is jyery good, but- oats
are very sorry. Corn and cotton
looks very well. ' "
Jos. G. Ho ff 11 er cut three acres
of wheat Saturday and caught a
rabbit and ki'led a snake. Pretty
good,
N. M- Wyatt has something
over 200 shocks ofwheat cut. Mr.
Wyatt is one of our best farmers.
Last Friday afternjobn E. N.
Cross, Will Casper and son. Ru
fue, came very near being drown
ed m Second creek. The creek
was very full and they were in a
boat going down stream toward
the river when the boat turned
crossways and capsized, throwing
the three occupants into about 10
feet of water. They all caught to
bushes and got out on the bank
safe and sound.
Sam Kesler, who has been en
gagged in South Carolina for some
timte, visited his sister, Mrs. Tom
Stoner last Sunday,
- Mrs. C. H. Shepherd has been
on the sick list for some time,
but we learn she is much im
proved at this writing.
Wedding bells are expected to
ring in our vicinity almost any
time. Rumor says the gentle
man is puzzled to know which!
one to take.
Benjamin Eller is visiting on
Panther creek very often We
think there will be a wedding
soon, if the panthers don't catch
him.
Mr. and Mrs. Bean visited Mrs.
Bean's father last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Agner and
family and A. W. Hill visited
Mr. Hill's daughter, Mrs. D. S.
Eller, at Granite Quarry.
Walter Burrage has moved his
saw mill on James Wyatt's plan
tation. Alex Frichas the oldest mule
in this vicinity. It is 37 years old
and does the most of Mr. Frick's
plowing. If anyone can beat
this, trot out your mule.
Clown.
SOUTH ROWAN.
June 17th,
There was preaching at Rock's
Grove church last Sunday and a
large crowd waB present. Preach
ing again on the third Sunday in
July, at o p. m, A big meeting
will start the third Snuday in
August, and it will be conducted
by the pastor, Rev. Aycock.
The bridge on the public road
near the Parks' Academy was ta
ken up last week and a new one
putjdown. Cross right oyer, boys,
it wont break through this time.
On account of the Rockwell
Furniture Company shu 1 1 i n g
down for a webk George H. Siff
ord is now at home.
It looks like, every body had
late cotton this year. When we
plant cotton Jne time and do not
get a stand, it is bad enough, but
when we replant and it does not
come up it is still worse.
Corn is looking just ordinary.
By the last df this week the
wheat will all be in shocks.
The early Irish potato
excellent.
crop is
Mrs. George Plough is getting
some better but is not able to be
out yet. We wish her a speedy
repovery. "T
J. R. Stadler talks of ordering
a graphophone. Guess if he does
we boys will get to hear some mu
sic. . '
Charlie Safrit and wife visited
our town recently.
There will be an ice cream sup
per at John Beaver's next Satur
day night. . Everybod y o o-m e
There will be ice cream for the
ladies and candy for the babies.
Rocker.
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Mr. ; and Mrs. P. H. Crook, of
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Troy,vN. C.; .are visiting,, their
people in our town. We are glad
to see them. ,
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The Jackson Hill boys and i our
t)oys crossed bats last- Saturday
on our ground, and the score was
5 co 26 in favor of the Pool team.
What does Sam think of this.
Charles Hodge is very sick but
we hope he will be out in a few
days.
Mack, the little son of Walter
Burrage, has been sick for a few
daxs with measles, but is out
again.
There was a big hail storm"tIbe
low us last Monday night, doing
much damage to crops and the
wind destroyed timber and build
ines. It is said to be the worst
storm seen for years through here
Mrs. Jones Reid has cabbage
heads in her garden that will
weieh 6 to 10 Douuds. Tney are
the nicest we have seen anywhere
She has potatoes as large as
goose eggs.
Miss Mamje Morgan has some
nice lemons she raised herself.
She has a bush that has some very
nice ones on, larger than the aver
age lemons bought and are as
nicely flavored as the genuine.
Harvest is in full order now as
most of the wheat is ripe and will
be to cut this week.
James M. Morgan, who has been
verv sick for the past week, is
very much improved now."
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ROCKWELL.
June 15.
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hurts common to every family,
DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel
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soothing, cooling, clean and heal
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Sold by James Plummer and all
druggists.
The harvest is here and the far
mers are about one week behind
with their harvest" onaccount of
the rain that we had.
Corn that has been properly
worked is lookingyery well.
Wheat is looking well. Oats
that were sowed in the fall are
uot so good, but spring oats are
fine.
There will be a cotton mill
built at Rockwell in th9 near fu
ture. The people are getting lots
from J. A. M. Peeler and will be
gin to build as soon as he gets his
crop off the ground. He has sold
about 15 lots already. The side
track that will run to the mill
has been surveyed and will be
graded soon. Any one wanting a
lot will do well to get it before
the best ones are sold.
The congregation at Rockwell
will begin to build the new Lu
theran church about August 1st.
It will be about 35x55 feet. Rev.
Linn thinks he has about suffi
cient funds raijed to build it.
The health of our community
is good.
John C Lyerly has bought the
roller mill at Rockwell and will
run it.
.John Hartman and family visit
ed J. C? Holshouser Saturday
night and Sunday.
Lit. Ridenhour and wife visited
Alexander Holshouser Sunday,
Huron.
ROCK.
June 17.
Liast wees, we naa two very
hard and washing rains, one Mon
day morning before day and the
other Thursday afternoon.
Farmers are very busy" cutting
wheat, oats and grass.
The growing crop is small for
th.6 time of year three or four
weeks behind.
Wheat has considerable smut,
onions and cockel in it.
J. L Stirewalt' swapped mules
a few days ago with Clarence
Barnhardt. One or the other got
sick and Mr. Stirewalt wont for
his mule Saturday afternoon.
J. M, Castor traded mules a few
days ago -he has a white one now"
The new public road from J
UM, Clark's to Paul Yost's was be
ing cnt out Saturday.
Robert Josey is thinking some
of moving, to Rockwell, and quit
the rock work.
The pastor delivered a splendid
sermon at Rock Grove yesterday
afternoon. He is working for a
good revival meeting the third
Sunday in August. He will hold
one service between this and that,
on the third Snndav in JnTv-
Saw. -
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JohnA. Brady has just paid a
visit to his son, John T. Brady,
at Norfolk, Va The young Bra
dy, who is in the distillery busi
ness, expects to sell out hid Vir
ginia property aboSit July 1st and
return home. .He will go into the
grocery business in Spencer.
Abe.
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Suicide of Charlotte Boy. . '
- Wilmington. Jni.e 11 J- F.
Dahlmer, 20 years old, associated
with his stepfather, J. f. iuiy-
o.Toxy. ot Charlotte, in w in
duct of 'a moving picture theater
or. market street, committed sui
cide today, by shooting himself
through the temple with a 32-
calihre pistorr
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