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A. Home Newspaper Published in the Interest of the People and for Honesty in Governmental Affairs.
Salisbury, N. O., Wednesday, July 8th, 1908.
Wm, H. Stewart, Editor.
Vol. IV. No 29.
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SSJVbock MrstMary JFatts and
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STATESVIUE, AND IREDELL MUSTY.
A Well Known Lady Is SerkTuiy Injured in a
-Runaway Accident.
St&tesvill e Landmark. June. 80t&.
Saturday afternoon about o
her
eon. John. Watts, were ? going from
Statesville to theirfcbme in Loray
community wen the mule they
were driving took fright at or near
the Tayloraville railroad crossing
in Bloomfield, and ran away.
Mrs. Watts and her son were
thrown from the buggy. The lat
ter was run over by the buggy but
was not hurt. Mrs. Watts-received
a severe gash on her fore
head, the flesh being cut to the
bone, and severe bruises on her
shoulder and side. It is probable
that a rib is fractured. She was
taken to the home of Mrs. A. E.
Heath, near the scene of the acoi
dent, and physicians summoned.
Sunday morning Mrs. Watts was
removed to the home of her nieces,
Misses Mattie and Sallie Thomas,
on north Center street, where she
now is. Her injuries are quite
painful and she has suffered
much, but it is hoped that she
will be up in a few days.
Mrs. Caroline McFarland suf-
LEXIN6T0N AND DAYIDSON COUNTY.
Call Extended Dr. Geo. H. Cox. Some
Warm Remarks on the Tax Dodgers,
Lexington Dispatch, July 1st.
The Lutherans congregation
has decided to Dr. Geo. H. Cox,
the well-known Lutheran pastor
and leader, and is now awaiting
his decison. The entire town
jons the Lutheran 'people in the
call and hope that this able
preacher will acoept.
Licker that will make a man
break into a house is fierce, you
must admit Lexington is full of
blind tigers that is selling such
poison. They get it from the
blockaders out in the country.
When the Law and Order League
gets that-detective, maybe the fur
won't fly then.
TheHax listers think that when
they foot up their aggregates they
will find a smaller valuation than
last year's. People have been
mere than usully reuctant to reg
ister their full amount of holdings
and-some didn't pretend to do so
AN EXCELLENT MOVE.
Record
Physicians Place Themselves on
on the Liquor Question.
The State Medical Society of
North Carolina adopted the fol
lowing resolutions at their recent
meeeting , in Winston-Salem.
They have the right ring : .
" Whereas, the people of the
State of North Carolina have, by a
a large majority vote, recently
an act which after January 1,
19C9, makeB illegal the sale of. in
toxicating liquors in North Caro
lina except upon physicians, prescriptions:
'Whereas, the Legislature of
North Carolina, in framing the
prohibition law, did evidence
great confidence m tne meaicai
profession of said State by placing
in the hands of such profession to
an extent success or failure of the
lw in that the members of the
said medical prof essidh-are given
the right to prescribe spirituous
liquors at their discretion, there
fore, be it resolved :
First, That the Medical Socie
L, H. CLEMENT HONORED.
fiember of Salisbury Bar Elected Presi
dent of State Bar Association.
The following special from
Morehead City where the State
Bar Association held its meeting
ast week, will be ofinterest here :
The election of officers was next
heldrW. A. Gutherie, of iinrham,
nominating for president, louib
jt Clement, of Salisbury. I the present conditions ot portions
MrV'Guthrie spoke ofrthe growth j of Town creek, wnich had been re-
of this association and declared it ported to the borrd as a serious
a badge of honor to be a-member, danger to the public health. The
yet strangeto sSyY it has been the I report of this committee Bets fortn
ast among the professions to or-1 that a great deal of refuse matter
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ganize. He saia mere was uu sou-1 oi an aescriptionB ib aepuBimu iu
tionalism or political differences I the creek or along its banks, and
in this organization. There are the suggestions embodied in the
now 417 members of which 17 report resulted in the following
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were aamittea a& mm bubbiuu. i uruer iruui iuh uuaru
jnd brazenly admitted it. As ty 0f e State of North Carolina,
long as one man isn't particular in fifty-fifth regular 'annual ses
about what he what he swears to sjon assembled, do hereby con
there will be two of the same demn as unprofessional and gross
imind, and a dozen and a whole y immoral any lax or unfaithful
conduct in its members in the ex
ercise of the privileges conferred
in this law.
''Second: That the Medical So
ciety of the State of North Caro
lina rfisnectfnllv urges upon all
the physicians of tnis btate,
whether members of this society or
not. to ioin ub in demonstrating
ferd a painful accident at the J p0pulaion, for every man who
home of her son, John McFar- J fcnows he is not giving in what he
land, in west . Statesville, late is worth excuses himself on the
Sunday evening, Mrs. McFar- grouna that everybody else is do
s. land is about 80 years old and in jng tne same thing. Both the
attemotine to carry a number of town and township will fall off
books across the room she fell tosome from last year. It has been
the floor with considerable force, hinted that lists would be made
While it is not thought that any on 0f Bome tolerably wealthy
' bones were broken her hip was gentlemen who, returned too small fcne people that the members of
badly sprained and bruisea anaian am0ut of-credits and monies, medical profession can be re
j and that the commissioners would hied upon implicitly to perform
I be presented with same t ?r ac- fcheir full dutv in aiding in the en
n. A few examples might f orcement of the prohibition law
I have a'Wholesome effects on tax j an(j jn building up a public sent
dodgers. Meanwhile the poor ment hat will inspire protection
that the Johnson county man and the man who isn t quite againBt an illegal traffic in intoxi
"It's I so poor pays nis lull amount oi
wnBp h'fl acetiBtomed to knock- th ourdens of government, it is
I the same all over the world arid
H naid an admirable tribute to
Mr. Clement as a lawyer and gen-
leman. Speeohes lull ot praise
seconding the nomination of Mr.
Clement were made by W. S. O'B.
Robinson, F. H. Busbee, Z. V.
Walser, Thomas B. Womack, andj
W. D. Pruden. Mr. Womack
moved that Secretary Davis cast
the vote for the association for"
Mr. Clement, and this was done
amidst applause.
Mr. Clement was formally noti
fied of his election yesterday af-
ehe is suffering much.
"I know why Home has with
drawn at this time," said a by
stander when The Landmark bulle
titifid the news Saturday after
noon
farmer had quit the game.-
Saturday evening,
Lieut. W. S. Sinclair, of Char
Inttft. was in town a
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yesterday , morning en
few hours
route to
Aohftvillft. where he will examine
number of applicants for ser
vice in the United StateB army.
doubtless will be like this for two
or three years longer 1
The fund of prohibtion election
jokes will nevei be exhausted.
One that is gaining circulation
now is that a certain fellow who
had been makins blookade whis-
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Mr Sinclair stated that last fcey went up to tne pons anu
wftB a record-breaker in the ed dry because that morning two
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, W of enliBtments in the of his pigs got ino Borne still slop
- - tn .a fiiatrinfc. and that and were drowned.
tJ, ill Jf I.U WXiW '
Sergt. T. M. Hudson, who is in
charsre of the Statesville recruit
ing station, helped to make it a
record-breaker. During May,
1907, only seyen men were enlist
ed at the six stations comprising
this district, and during May,
eating liquors. ;
"Third. That the Medical So
ciety of the State of North Caro
Una respectfully urges upon, the
Board of Medical Examiners) of the
State of North Carolina the man
ifest duty of revoking the license
to practice of any physician who
may be proven guilty of abusing
the privilege accorded him in the
prescribing of intoxicants
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Resolutions.
The following resolutions were
This morning at 12 :30 in tne I adopted at a recent meeting oi tne
nDPer part of tvwn a house occu-1 Jnnior Order at Rockwell, N. C
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pied by Dull Uecfc caugnt nre ana
was burned. The alarm brought
a creat . manv people out. Both
O ' mf m
fire companies responded prompt-
lv. The houfie was a small one
Whereas : ths - citizens ot tne
State of North Carolina have by
their vnt.e exDreBsed their will in
resrard to the sale and manufac
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ture of intoxicants, believing
AN IMPORTANT MEETING.
Board of Health Holds a Session
Makes Some Needed Orders.
The County Board of Health
held a meeting at the court house
last Wednesday for the purpose
of considering a report submitted
by one of its committees. This was
the report of a committee which
had been appointed to look into
"That the report of the commit
tee be received and spread upon
i he minutes and that the commit
tee be discharged.
It is ordered further that the
Salisbury Cotton Mill be notified
to connect its sewer with the city
sewer at once and that the .same
shall be completed within the
shortest reasonable length of
time.
Second, it is ordered that each
land owner along Town Creek be
tween the Salisbury Cotton Mill
CONCORD AND CABARRUS COUNTY.
Citizen Visits Home and RelatiiesAfte
Absence of Eighteen Years.
Concord Times. Jane 30.
John Y. Morrison, who left
CorJcord about 18 years ago, re-
ALBEMARLE AND STANLY COUNTY.
Gorton Blooms Becoming Common. Corner
Stone Laid for Lutheran Church.
Stanly Enterprise, July tnd.
In sending us a cotton bloom,
plucked on June 26, Luther H.
turned to Concord Friday morn- j Boat, on Big Lick Route No. 2,
ing and is visiting his sister, Mrs. writes : "I have never known the
P. B. Fetzer. Since leaving Con farmers in our community to
cord, Mr. Morrison has been liv- have more promising prospects
ing in Georgia, until about two for large crops than we now have."
years ago he 'moved to Florida. The friendg of ABhley Tncker
While in the latter State he had sympathize with him . in the loss
the misfortune to get his ankle of hiB two.year.old son that died
broken, which necessitated having xfondav mornine. The remaina
were buried in the country near
his left leg amputated between
the foot and knee. Mr. Morrison
ia off on a vacation of a month,
which he will spend here with relatives.
Mr. Tucker's old home.
After acknowledging the first
two cotton-blooms in our last is
sue thev have been com in 2 in
The next regular meeting of the Lhin k Wi hn. dft or
more later than , the 22nd. "It
or
ternoon by the following message I sewer and the ford at P. W.
from the secretary of the Associa- j Brown's place be notified to clean
Morehead City, N. C, July 2. 1 obstructions at once.
Hon. Louis H. Clement, I Third, that the cotton mills be
Salisbury, N, C, tasked to assist in cleaning up said
"The Bar Association sends to I creek.
you as its next president hearty I Fourth, that the distilleries tbe
congratulations-and good wishes, I requested to dispose of surplus
and your friends here are justly I meal and slop so as not to enter
delighted and happy at your elec-1 Town Creek in snch quantities as
tion today.
1HOS.-W. DAVIS."
Mr. Clement wired in reply :
"Thomas W. Davis,
Morehead City, N. C.
"Please return to thf.Bar Asso-
ciation my sincere appreciation
furhls great honor,. 'he greatest
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in my opinion tnat a ionn Caro
lina lawyer can receive. I would
thank you to notify the Associa
tion of my acceptance and to ex
press to my friends my deep grat
itude, ' "L. H. CLEMENT."
to become dangerous to health
offensive to sense of smell.
The parties anected by tnis or
der will be immediate v notified
of this by the Board.
HOLD COURT IN HOTEL.
Cabarrus County Farmers' Union
will be held in the court house at
Concord on the first Saturday in
July. All local unions in the
county are respectfully requested
to hold a meeting before the coun
tymeeting and colleect dues for
next quarter, and also elect a full
representation of delegates to the
County Union.
There was a confusion at the de
pot last Friday night caused by
looked for awhile' as if we jffcre
gomg to getenougn to m&:a
bale. It shows that Stanly farm
ere f are keeping up with their busi
ness.- ;- . j
ivTlpI afternoon at 5 o'clock the
corner stone laying at tne
Euiheran church will take place;
3he new stone is here and will be -placed
in position with impressive
ceremonies. All are invited to be
the night operator going to sleep preB6rJt feev q. H. Cox, D. D.f
on duty. Nothing serious result- 00ndnct the ceremonies.
ed from it, but several trains were . .
delayed here awaiting orders. I . f
Asheville, where they go to enjoy
day night at 10 o'clock at her the mountain air .and incidental-
home on Academy street. Mrs.iv to taw ;n the Yonncr Peonle's
Earnhardt had been a sufferer for I Missionry Conference. In this
some time with heart disease, andconneotionf ft may he stated that
and on last Saturday while on Her I fehere will be no evening services
front porch had a severe attack, j at fehe Lutheran church during
which came near proving latai. I fho montha of Jnlv and Ancrust.
She rallied from this only to be
followed by others, and surround
ed bv her familv peacefully . fell
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asleep Sunday night.
The Southern and its Men.
Building on the Lutheran
church has been delayed the past
two weeks, owing to a delay in the
shipment of granite, s which was
At his office, on Thursday, July (ordered from an Indiana quarry.
9, our County Superintendent of ThiB grade of granite was ordered
Schools, Prof. C. E. Boger, will on aceqnnt 0f peculiar forma
conduct admission examinations tion Being'very soft when it ia
Interesting Cas Comes Before Judges atjfor the A. & M. College at quarrieditiseasytoshape close
a Popular Summer Resort. Raleigh. The college officer in joints, and it hardens after being
Th0. n intflrfist.inff and of admission urge tnat an ex Bed to light-aud weather. It
rather novel scene in one ot the who expect to enter m beptemoer
hallways of the Atlantic Ho- be examined at this time,
tel this afternoon when Judges Alex Caton and Miss Myrtle
Owen H, Guion and William -R. Draughn were married last Sun
Allen heard argument in an in- day morning at 9 o'clock at the
is ' gratify ing to Know tnat tne
work is again biing prosecuted.
New Institution for Spencer.
Snonpsr hn.a nrcrn.nixnd ft. hnard
. i . j: -i v. nt 4Val. . j i i : u.:.w i 1.1 u:j n I o
A wasnmgwu uispa "ijoiicuon case, ine uijauuwuu uoiug noma oi tne urme iuoduoi uul0ftrade with the followine offi-
cil i . I i ,. , i ji. . t T. n i . . i mi - : n I "
zviiif Bays ; sougnxto restrain tne vmy oi iiibw uorDin Bireec. iue mniiiago wbo
Referring to the negotiations hern through its mayor from cut- a very quiet affair, only a few
which were on April 1, 1908, sus- ting and ruining shade trees of friends of the contracting parties
pended until July 1, 1908, in re- Kreat age and size, admitted to be being present. The ceremony was
epect to wages paid to labor bywithin the boundary of the performed by Rev. J. E. Shenk.
it
1908, 36 meKrere enlisted. The an(i waB owned by Jason Grouse. J to be best for our State to prohibit
number this montn may d irgf. Tne blaze wa8 over Deiore many same, ana
The recent increase in the pay of 0f the folks reached it.
officers and soldiers is oa Q thing ig certain of the Da
of tne increase. vidson delegation and of all dele
R. P. Smith has Bold his farm gati0ns at the state convention,
nf R74 acres near Troutman to A. I no man cr0t as much fun out it as
M. Rankin, the consideration I oharles E. McCrary, who affec
being $1,100. Messrs. Smith and tionately called "Shorty" by two
. , t i ... a
Rankin were in town baturaay miihon North Carolinians, rqg
to close the trade and transfer the Leg Gruham didn't more enjoy-
paperB. ment. Oar man got him a horn
There was on exhibition at The and a Craig banner and a Home
Landmark office Friday two banner and he "demonstrated"
bunches of oats grown by M. F. till the last armed foe expired
Carte, of Shiloh township. There He got up on a chojr in front of
were 107 stalks in one bunch and the band and waved time with his
Both bunches norn, ana uown wnere uw uig-
tion was he blew Craig defiance
in the ears of his Kithin friends.
He had a perfectly glorious time.
Fis f elow delegates told him they
wanted him to go to the next cjn-
vAnt,ion no matter what man he
stood for.
185 in the other.
grew from one seed.
License was issued Saturday for
the marriage of Jas. T. Summers
and Miss Nancy E. Lloyd, both
of the northern portion of the
county. The couple waB the first
to secure license for 18 days 'the
longest period between the dates
of license salos sinco Register
Willi ama has had charge of the
office, about five and a half years.
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It Can't Be Beat.
The best of all teachers expe
dience. C. M. Harden, of Silver
City, North Carolina, says: "I
find Electric Bitters does all
that's claimed for it. For Stom
ach, Liver and Kidney troubles
it can't be beat. I have tried it
and find it a most excellent med
icine." Mr. Harden is right; it's
the best of all medicines also for
"weakness, lame back, and all run
-down conditions. Best -too for
chills and malaria. Sold under
n-li-t ft all drug stores. - 60c.
Remedy That Does.
"Dr. King's New Discovery is
the remedy that does the healing
others promise but fail to per
form," says Mrs. E. R. Pierson,
of Auburn, Centre, Pa. "It is
curing me of throat and lung
trouble of long standing, that
other treatments relieved only
temporarily. New Discovery is
doing me so much good that I
fflol confident its continued use
for a reasonable length of time
will restore me to perfect health."
This renowned cough and cold
remedy and throat and lung heal
er is sold at all drug store. 50c
and $1. Trial bottle free.
the Southern Railway uompany sidewalks. under allegations
and affiliated lines, President that the trees interf erred with
Emley. of the Southern Railway the proper paving of the
Company, has made the following sidewalks. The case of Mary
Bt.ntfimfint: I Hatch, nlaintiff. returnable be-
"In view of the demonstrated I fore judge Guion, and B. G. Aren
Whereas: it is in harmony with greater efficiency of labor and itsUai6) returnable before Judge Al-
the teachings of our great order, resulting benefits to. the compan- nen involving the same question,
. on.Vi Trinninlfis that allliefl. and in the hope, and with I were hv consent heard before the
religious and patriotic people some expectations, that present tw0 judges sitting together
should encourage, therefore be it business conditions may show The case was argued by W. W
Resolved: that we, the members improvement, an understanding oiark, for the defendants, and D.
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t Rrv.Vwoii nnnnnil No. 170. has been reacnea inrougu l. Ward. V. Hi. Henderson ano
I m. TT J TJj-kWN I - . . . no
Jr. O. U. A. M., of Rockwell, N. Martin A. is.napp ami uu. Gowp6r & Nunn tor tne pamtm
C, do express our great pleasure Charles A. Neill, tfie mediators
at this action of our citizens and under the Truman act, witu an
j l i YYttmA fVio oornoof nlaaafia of emoloves tnat were
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fforts made by the great bulk of parties to tne Bdttiment oi April
onr membership in helping to 1, 1908, to ttrenecttnatnegotia
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brine about the results, as they tions temporarily suspended eb oi preme Court justices present had
at.ftnrf and that, -vft at this meet- A.pril 1. 1908, shall be further I i been lnv;ted to sit as "friendB
svuu, - - I - . -, . I -vil 11. I
ing place cursives. , no P""??".?-'' "T"" "S, "
anoertain tones, before ' the " ,Mm.a ,i the oDtion 0f that this case presents new points
that company through the media-
patny witn tnis as wen as au toiB unaer wie jwuiuu wu,
other means to bring about con
ditions that will tend to better State ofOhto,Cixyoi,Tjlbpo, )
humauitv and the citizenship of Lucas County. )
Frank J. Chaney makes oath
fViot fVioro ftviet.a nnn?it.iona tlit.that he IB
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hinder, to some extent, the per
AN0THF.R WARNING.
Some of Salisbury's Beys Will Do Well to
Remember and Heed It.
The judges took papers,
Several other judges listened to
I the argument and regret was af-
I terwards expressed that the five
other judges here and the four Su
ss.
in North Carolina law as it seeks
to preventN the destruction of
shade trees on streetB. , There has
been cases involving damages for
trees already cut down in this
city. Morehead City, N. C.
oial to Charlotte Observer.
Best the World Affords,
"It giveB me unbounded pleas-
Bucklen's Ar-
ure to recommend
senior partner ot tne
firm of F. J. Chaney & Co., doing
Knoinfina in the Citv of Toledo.
feet working of prohibition laws, rjnnntv and State aforessid, and
therefore be it that said firm will pay the sum of
ta W of fho ONTT, HUNDRED DOLLAlib tor
. -r t ? . n . i aoiin n rid hvhi v
time tne ecoramg secretary or -"ot be; Dured bytheuse of nica Salve," says J. W
this Council snail taKe tne matter Hall,s Catarrh Cnre. of Chapell Hill, N. C,
up witn our representatives in tne
Conffresa of the United States-re- flworn to before me and sub
;rr tKnir aiA in hnvmn .nh onriVtAd in mv presence, this 6th
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. :L x-JM (Seal.) A. W. GLEASON,
ping intoxicant iuw uty tern- - NOTABY PUBLIC.
tory, and that we as loyal citizens Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in
of North Carolina do hereby ex- Uornallv. aud acts directly on the
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press our willingness to aid, where blood and mucouB surrace oi tne
it ia necessary, tne more perfect is vstem. oenu
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finforcement or our laws. free.
I It was ordered that these reso- F. J . UUJJNJiii flc uu., loieuo,
'lutions be recorded on our Books!. Sold by all Druggists, 75c,
spe-
cers :
President, G. W. Connell.
First vice president, J. P. Crow
ell. Second vice president, E. S.
Burgess,
Third vice president, G, O. Bla
lock. Secretary, A. W. Hicks,
Treasurer, J. R. Dorsett.
In attempting to swing an out-l Chaplain, Rev. J. M. Dunaway.
going Southern passenger train Standing committees were -ap-for
Marion, N. C, Boyd Stroud; pointed as follows : Industrial
the 15-year-old son of Arch committee, D, S. Miller, J. P. Cro
Stroud, of the Richland Mill vil- well, W. H. Burton, J. D. Dorsett,
lage, fell under the wheeh and J. H. Jhomas and A. D. Smith. .
waB instantly killed this morning Membership committee, J. P.
as the train was passing Sumter Crowell, Dr. M. L. Smoot, Rev.
and Indigo streets, a block from J. M. Duuaway, W. L. Ray, and
the union station. The little J. D. Dorsett.
fellow's body was horribly man- Advertising committee, L. Scott
gled, the head being the only por- Allen, B. F, . Stevenson, and P.
tion not cut up. M. Nussman.
This dangerous practice of Committe on constitution and
swinging onto outgoing passenger, by-laws, J. K. Dorsett, Dr. M. L.
trftina fnr free rides is a favorite I Smoot and D. J. Miller.
pastime among young boys of his
age in that section of the City,
and at the time of the accident
Boyd was accompained by a num
ber of his companions who were
more fortunate in getting safely
on the train.
The Stroud family came here
from McColl, S. C, where they
have a number of relatives.
also have relatives at Dillon,
S.C. ,
Judge Peebles Scores i Jury.
Jesse Riggans and E. T, Cook,
young white men from the Del
gado Cotton Mills, charged with
complicity in the murder of Banks
Roth wall, an old colored man, on
Carolina Beach road last Qeptem-
har. worn f onnd not crniltv and dia-
!?" hey I charged by a jury in the Superior
Court today. Judge Peebles laid
severe stricture on Jhe finding,
mi i ji i. i n
t i I . i i-: i : i i I . J
iwu.iiib, awaiting an inquest, wuiuu win i . iofiQ nA a Aietrr tA K
JbKAXsrk J. urJkiN.&i. Ljpnyinoed it's the best salve the s. C, special to Charlotte Obser
world aff ords. It cured a felon VefT
and that a copy be submitted to Take Hall's Family Pills for
Subscribe for The Watchmah. onr county papers for publication.! constipation.
on my thumb, and it never fails
to heal every sore, burn or wound
to which it is applied. 25c at all
drug stores.
Just Exactly Right.
"I have used Dr. King's New
Life Pills for several years, and
find them just exaotly right,"
Mrs. Dr. MOOre, (painless tooth ex- says Mr. A. A. Felton, of Harris
tractor) has sufficiently recov- ville, N. Y. New Life Pills re
ered to be at Dr. Fox's office lieve without the least discom-
Thursday. and Friday of this week fort. Best remedy for constipa-
Jnlv 9th and 10th. Will not be tion. biliousness, and. malaria.
I here again for some time. 1 25o at all drug stores.
Hanover county. The young men
at the time of the killing were
armed with a warrant from an
obscure magistrate for' the old
man's arrest on a charge of the
larceny of turpentine 'and were
accompanied by the prosecutor, -
Ii. M. Bryant, white, who has fled
the county. The magistrate ia
ordered by Judge Peebles held uh-'
der $200 bond for malfeasance id
office. Cook and Rigging were
I vonvaaonf ad Vitt W 13 Cn ffnJ
Esq. Wilmington
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