? SOLO HILL.
May 4th: Jack. frost -paid
us a 'parting visit Friday
morning May 1st We have
had both iee and -frost in
abundance. -:
Dave Eagle who formerly
clerked for J. A. Arey ;Eas
moved to the country liear
his grandfather , ,
Six miners left here this
morning for Mocksville near
which place they will be em
ployed at a mine; they will
sink a shaft und drive a level.
B. V. Hedrick, who has
been engaged in placer mm
ing at Villa Rica, Ga., is vis
iting friends and relatives
here. C r "
Mrs. Catharine Ducker has
purchased 28 acres of Jand
here near the depot, consider
ation $500. "The location is
well adapted to nianuractur
ing purposes, lying adjacent
to the Southern Railway and
bordering on Jthe corporate
limits of Gold HilL
J. R. Rufty and the other
heirs have sold the old Rufty
mill property on .Dutch sec
ond creek, consisting of the
mill and 44 acres of land to
Lorenzo Carter, considera'
tion $900. -
Jeannette the little daugb
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ducker
had the misfortune to fall and
cut a severe gash in her f ore-
head requiring 3 stitches -to
be taken in same by Dr. Bow
ers, who attended her. No
serious results are anticipate
ed however.
Irvin Shaver a former
"knight of the grip" and F.
W, Pirie formerly master
mechanic at "the Gold Hill
mines together with several
other disciples of Isaac Wal
ton visited Snider's pond in
the Piney woods section and
succeeded in bagging 71 fish
and two turtles, also about
one half bushel of tadpoles.
James Rufty a prominent
merchant of this place visited
up on Dutch second creek
last week and succeeded in
catching an eel almost a foot
in length.
Rome Myers has closed a
trade with Mrs. Laura Jen
kins for the store house , now
occupied by T. G. Myers, the
consideration being $500.
Dr. Stokes and a party ; of
capitalists are ;:expecte$ here
this week from Joliet, IlL, to
look over their mines. , "-" -N
: ' Mose Johnson's son-in-law.
went down to - the .-; pond one
night last .week and caught
15 turtles almost a tub full.
All persons desiring to sub
scribe ;for "Jthe- Carolina
Watchman will be given the
ben efit of : half f price rates
from now till Jnnfl. hr annlvc
lnp to Wtfl. Martin or the
money can be left with the
postmaster or sent by the car
riers, alter i une zutn, tne
price will be $1.00 per year.
Come along now and lets Toll
up a long list of names for
the - Watchman while ' the
price is low and the panic is
Mike."
POUKDIXB OF PASTOR AT FAITH.
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Ptrlstaaers Sho Tlslr Appreciitloa
Pastsr li Ec;utis Wij.
The members of Eev. 'O.
Fisher's two churohes met at the
parsonage . . here ' : Monday and
brought Mr. Fisher and hit young
bride many useful presents, and
made "arrangements to r. place " a
nice range and table: in the par
aonaee for their aie. .They also
spread a Jong table with the best
of thing! and all enjoyed a fine
dinner. About two hundred mem
ber! and friend! were present.
They start out in life withs a
long and bright future before
them with" the best wishes of a
host of friends .
6EKERAL KEWS.
itess frsa All Sestlsss tf forestry li a
- . Cesmsel F ira. .
A snowstorm played HiaVoo in
New Yoifc State last Thursday.
Iu some place the snow was ' lour Hydaulic Rams are Cheapest
or five inches deep. p ; ft? ' ancf Most Satisfactory.
WATErV c
SUPPLY.
Admiral E vans hasrejBumi
Probably th cheapest and belt,
on.
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The farmers are about through,
olanting in this section
J. H. A. Barger has started over
his corn the second time. He is
an early bird.
There will be an organization of
an Anti-Saloon league at Barger
school house Saturday night, May
9th. The public is invited.. After
organizing the club the boys will
organize a debating-society.
Two men from our community
went to town last Sunday and
bought a chicken rooster. They
eay that both are going to vote
wet. We pity a man that has no
more respect' for his country
than to vote a wet ticket. They
both belong to the church. The
preacher told them he was going
to" preach a prohibition sermon
and instead of going to church
they went to town. .
The people of this community
say that they want prohibition to
stop the mean people from their
wrong doing, and let them help
make the world better, for if the
good people don't take a part and
fight tha poison out of the state,
who will? For the trash that buy
and sell it on Sunday will not do
it. So good people of North Caro
lina come out on May 28th and
help vote the state dry and then
have a free country. x -
Gold Knob and Rockwell crossed
bats last Saturday. The score
stood 4 to 5 in iavor of the home
team. Any team wishing to play
ball report to A. L. Klnttz, Salis
bury, and he will gire - you
chance.
B. A. Goodman lost a fine mule
last week, valued at $200.
COBNSIJATOBIAMATUS.
Tecpenace CM Orgtalzti ii Rockwell.
Bookweil, May 4The' people
of Rockwell are greatly enthused
over the coming prohibition elec
tion. They have organized a tem
perance club of about 80 members,
the most of whom are legal voters,
and who on the 26 day of; May
will go out and cast a dry votsT
to get this awful liquor : ourse
stopped in the good old state of
North Carolina.
The Athenian Liteary-Debating
Society of Rockwell elected their
new officers for the next 6 weeks.
The society has been organized but
about 8 months, but great im
provements in debate have already
been noticed and the membership
doubled since its organization.
The new officers are as follows r
George H. Sifford, pres ; Charles
Linn, vice-pres; Clarence Peeler,
sec; Harvey Feapexman, censor;
Luther Stockleather janitor. .
, Ukclk Bru..
snip nee aiwr uk water for the household, stock,
weeks rest. The fleet yetterday I yard, garden "and fire purposes,
left Santa Cruz for the Golden ( and at the same timffrtnat yrjiictx
needs the; least attention is ine
hydraulio ram. You can :. hafe-
Almost complete returns from your water delivered ngnt to your
texaerDemocratio primarieli held house from any nearby ipring or
.j.-5i..I.4i,Btft branch without no further atten-
on Saturday indicate that Senator iion after the iMulIntion :of
J. W. Bailey and his associates on ram. ? The best r m on the ma-
the ticket, - as. delegtt to the ket is sold nd installed by T. A.
Democratic National; convention P.. Roskmah, Routed, ; aalisburyi
h.Wfi-. mtrit. nf iftntarfvArtha $ u. wnw ior panicuiars.
delegates headed 4)y jCfone J6hn-
son.
Insist upon DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve. There are substi
tutes, but there is only one origi
nal. It is healing, soothing and
cooling and is especially good for
for piles. Sold by James Plum-
mer and all druggists.
- I0TICE.
Kotise is hereby given that the un
dersigned freeholders of Gold Hill and
Morgan Townships will apply by peti
tion to the Board of County Commis
sioners of Bowan County, a. C, on
Monday, the 4 day of May. 1908 to al
ter the Boundary line between Gold
Hill, and Morgan Townships the pro
posed change will begin at the first
railroad crossing of the Salisbury and
Gold Hill public road north of station
in Gold Hul and extend with the rail
road track to the Cabarns county line
this March 14, 1908.
Gold Hill Morgan
Township Township
John Morgan, Luther Biggers,
Thos. Movie, Geo. H. Morgan
Bennie Martin, H. E. Tiser,
D. L. Martin. J. C. Snuggs.
An early morning fire last Sun
day in New York City (eaused the
death of six persons, and the in
jury offour others. -t.vw . iatlct The
Hi 0ll$I.C3 you canjjet a setting
of eggs from O. O. Harrison's
nice large White Wyandotte, the
great winter layers. P. O,, Mt.
UllatN.O, v2-12 eow 12t pd
China Grove Roller
The New York SUtenyentaon capacity 6t
Utvtk. T J.iumAsiiki mh'. mat ii. . n J Ml x MJ
Vi JXO uiwwuwwwj ; J.-., ing mill IDD WUI OUt UU iUA
last Saturday in NeirlYork jCity i about sixty (60) days. J. F.
for tire purpose of selecting dele- Cooper, Manager.
8w w tu iMuifW...Hwu ADMINISTRATORS NOTICB
u ,7 tZrrrrr- K7'J r Having qualified as administrator
held in Chicago in July. W. R. ap0n the estate of Leroy a Biee, de-
Hearst, who was elected chair- feased this is to notify all persons hay-V-
: . . ing claims against the estate of said
manvdeoiareaagainsf any iunn- deceased to exhibit them to the under-
cratio or Bepnnucan parties. notice will be plead in bar of their re-
i Icovery. All persons indebted to said
The Senate Monday passed the will please make immediate pay-
house resolution appropriation of This April nth. 1908.
$250,000 for the relief of storm Jas. H. McKjmhs, Admr.
O UUUilfiD XU WW.M
Mississippi " and Louisiana. The
Secretary of War is authorised to
expend this money for the pur
chases of supplies taSL medicines
to be iBiued to destitute persons.
ADUINISTRATOa H0TIS3
An electno railway! from, Ashe-1
Having qualified as administrator of
the estate of D. V. Keul, deceased, late
of Bowan County. North Carolina this
is to notify all persons having,' claims
against the estate of said deceased to
exhibit them to the . undersigned at
Salisbury. N. C on or befote the 11th
A:l lOnO nrn Uitl . flnMu will
ville, N. 0., through Greenville, be plead in bVof their reeovery. All
a n . fn AiUnfa. ! tha immmiA nersons indeoted to sata estate wiu
. . , . - please make immediate payment. .
project that is Uing undertaken E. JONES. BETJ). Admr.
Dy a numoer ox norsnern- piw. of jy Q tLESDm
ist!. Already three surveys have Eugene H. Bean, attorney. 4-15 4t.
been made from Greenville to
Asheville and one from Greenville
to Atlanta. The electricity for
the line will be generated by
water-power probably from the
Catawba river,
Estiet ti lb Steek&sifsrs, (Mrs,
lll&irs ti m Spr Stij Cq-
Subscribe to Th Watchmav.
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Charles V. Woodson, LI. D
Medicine and Surgery.
Offers his Professional Services to the
Public Office Phone 000; Bes. 233 J.
OFFICE: ItttSTU Iltt MZL
8ummons
for Belief.
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Bowax OotTKTT. In the Superior Court
Overman is Oompany.
Simpson-Peacock Com
nanv. V. Wallace, J. V.
Wallace and LL. O. Wal
lace, partners, trading
as V. Wallace & Sons,
The Spencer Supply
OomDanv.
. state oi Mortn varouna.
To the sheriff of Bowan County,
OreetioK:
Too are hereby commanded to sum
mon The Spencer Supply Company, the
defendant above named if it be found
within your Uounty, to be ana appear
before the Judge ox our Bupenoruourt,
at a Court to be held for the County
of Bowan at the Court House in Salis
bury, N.C., on the 9th Monday after
the 1st Monday in March, the same be
ing the 4th day of May. 1906. and an
swer the complaint, a copy of which
will be deposited in the office of the
Clerk of the Superior Court for said
County, within the first three days o
said term and let said defendant take
notice that if it fail to answer to the
said eomnlaint within that time, the
plaintiffs will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded in the complaint.
Hereof fail not, and of this aummons
make due return.
Given under my hand and seal of
this Court, this 12th day of March
1906. J. F. MoCuBsras.-
Olerk of Superior Court of Bowan
County. 8-25 4t.
THE
Su
ersett
7, Are Fully equipped withtbe latest , Hearses, '
Church Truck and "all supplies necessary -for con
ducting funerals, and have a complete stock of all
grades of. ,
Coffins, Caskets and Burial Robes.
7 Their Mr. R. BL Davis and Mr. T. W. Summer
sett can be reached by phone at all times, night or
day. " . . '
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418 N. Main St.,
Washington Building,
- Salisbury , N: C.
Ladies' Furnishings
& General iler- -
chandise.
To My Friends
who helped make my fe
cial Sale, just closed, so great
a success, I am truly thankful
and cordially invite your contin
ued patronage, promising to give
you as low prices as any one on
earth who does a legitinicl e bus
iness, on all Dry Goods, Notions,
Shoes, and Ladies' Furnishings
of all kinds.
Your visits to my store iare
alwasy appreciated and every
courtesy will be shown you.
Yours truly,
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O D0 you know that the choice of a place to buy your clothes ought to be as per g
O sorial a matter as the choice of a friend, especially these days when Iclothes are so O
O plentiful, but money is not. This is a definite message to you. Giving BoOP
S !roi.,nc mTflTiT hndv in Salisburv. has brought many thousands to us every yearr o
O to purchase their clothes, and surely they are enoughJetter to beWoBTHVYouE g
O While to investigate before buying
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Hot Weather Garments at Special Prices for a few days only.
200 Men's Dark Crash Single Coats, worth $1.00, reduced to 39c.
200 Men's Black Alpacca, single coats, worth $1.50 reduced to 69c.
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later that Defies Drags
Wature's Great Blood Tonic
The recent drug exposures in this Country have proven to all that deadly poisons
and stimulants lurk in many Patent Medicines. You never know when you might be tak
ing some of that ClaSS. i:; -
Nature has made ample provision for restoring vigor and vitality to humanityr and
the publicras well as doctors, resort to Natural Remedies, when all others have failed.;
. Are you tronbled with Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Malaria. Kidney or
Bladder Trouble Chronic Diarrhoea or Dyoentery, and above all, that
dreadful disease Scrofula which has almost baffled human skill) or Diseases pecu
liar to Females? " - -
Piedmont-Bedford Concentrated
Iron & Mum Water
Is Nature Remedy for Nature's His. Yes, when you consider that disease comes
from impoverished or run down conditions of the system, this Natural Mineral Water
furnishes the system what it needs. " . - . .
The-analysis of tm Water, shown on the bottle, tells you what Nature thinlLs
woo should taHo when oicnV and the doctor who reads it will 'agree. -
Do you -think the grouping " together in this Water of 17 different minerals, which
are recognized by medical writers as most powerful blood tonics, could have been
accidental? Reason answers, NO I . v . ; i . m' :
? An Tlfroi bottle of Piedmont-Bedford Concentrated :Iron and Alum water contains
all the minerals of 25 gallons of the average natural water-ea why buy a barrel
of water when you can aet bottle of minerals at the trivial coot of
onodollar. vThe dose-is ateaspoonfal in a glass of your own spruigwater. . ;
How this Water acts uponthe system is not clearly known. It is judged mainly
by its works. It has cured all the diseases numerated above, and many more, evidently
through its action as a powerful DIOOD JTONIC. , lt
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