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i 1 .. -J. to 'JIT- .i - .., orres LIBERTY X ROADS. Route Noi 1, Gold Hill Deo; 2 1. There was service at , Liberty last Sunday by Rev. James Will 80'). ': - . Geo. F. Ribelin has returned home from the saw mill. . We think Mr. Hibelin likes theflaw mill fine. Eli Morgan is stepping high end wearing a broad smile. It's a boy. "'. ; J One of our good gentlemen says that our road is so bad, near town, that a flying machine, or a boat and ferryman, is needed to carry the people over the worst places, here will be preaching at the Holiness church next Sunday by Rev. W. C. Cruse. Miss Belle Trexler and Roby Hill were married last Thursday at Gold Hill by Rev. James Will son. Mr. Hill is no longer a bach elor, but he fooled most of the people for they thought Christmas was the appointed time. We wish the happy couple a long and hap py life. L. A. Troutman has bcught a young mule. Most of the hog killing has stop ped during this warm weather. Mrs. John Morgan has been very ill with pneumonia, but is a little improved at this writing. Miss Emma Troutman is also improv ing from the same disease While returning home last Sun day evening, Dr. Poole's buggy was turned over, his horse ran away and the doctor was thrown from the buggy and tfrnised up considerably. 1 The. doctor's arm had to be Bplintered. We hope he will soon be able to resume his work. John Trexler is in afeeble con dition with Bright's disease. We hope Mr. Trexler a speedy re covery. Billy spent about two weeks in the western part of Rowan recent ly. John Eesler is going to move near Rockwell this week. Miss Davie Troutman is very sick with pneumonia. We hope her a speedy recovery. L G.Goodman is spending Christmas week at home T. H. Morgan visited at John Trexler's last Saturday night. Hoping the editor and the read ers of The Watchman a happy New Year. Billy. IMMANUEL. Dec. 21. We wish everyboly a merry Christmas and a happy New Year. Chas. Taylor' and Miss Annie Dick, of Albemarle were unite&Sn the holy bonds of matrimony De cember 17th, 1908. This wedding was a surprise to all. Maay not even knowing that Mr. Tayloras paying attention to any of the gentler sex. Mrs, Martha Bea-er and daugh ters visited at H. A, M. Barrin ger's Sunday. . A. A, Miller visited at J. E. W . Isenhour's Sunday. Jacob and Clarence Brown visit ed Immanuel Sunday. Geo. Beaver and Walter Miller visited at B. R. A, Beaver's Satur day night. Jno. Shipton and wife visited H. A. M. Barringer's Sunday. Geo. Brown will put in a 'phone todav. I ffuess the Beaver line j - o will be hot over Christmas. Uncle Ike Marked For Death, 'Three years ago I was marked ' for death. A . giave yard cough ! was tearing my lungs to pieces Doctors failed to help me, and hope had fled, .when my husband "a tn vr t : ' gOl LC. JVlUg B JlIBW oyitsuuvoijr, says Mrs. A. C. Williams, of Bac, Ky. "The first dose helped me and improvement kept on until had gained 58 pounds in weight aud my health was fully -restor ed." This medicine holds the world's healing record for coughs and colds and lung and throat dis eases. It prevents pneumonia Sold under guarantee at all drug stores. 50c and $1. Trial bottle . ire,. DorideriM " . 60tD KNOB. : Dec. 21. A young farmer at Murry Trexler's. Mrs. D. M. Lyerly has bean verv sick with grippe for the last fow weeks. The' North Carolina day exerci ses at Barger's on last Fridays was quite a success. -Wil Ham Proctor, of Salisbury. spent last Sunday with Junius and others, McCane-- Morgan & Bros, are talking of moving their saw mill to the Piny Woods, N. C. Park traded horses, wagon and harness a few weeks ago. You see Uncle Cal is an all round trader. Melville Phillip?, who has been going to school at Crescent, has quifc and is now going to' Barger's. Mrs. J. M. Trexler is expecting to spend Christmas with her son, M. L; Trexler, at Statesville, ' The Christmas exercises at the Reformed church in Salisbury, on last Sunday njght, were sure fine and were attended , by a large crowd. " S, F. Trexler spent last Sunday at home. I guess the turkeys will have to roost high from now until after Christmas. I am afraid they are going to roost too high for me. Miss Maggie and Nellie Park visited at A. L. Kluttz's last Sun day evening, Lyjrly & McCanless are now in their new store at Granite Quar ry. Several of the boys and girls, are talking of going to the river on next Saturday, Don't forget the Christmas tree at St. Peter's on next Friday at ten o'clock. There is some talk of the Gold Knob mine starting up. I wish The Carolina Watch man and its many readers a merry Christmrs and the next year a prosperous one. Junius. 60LD KNOB SCHOOL HOUSE. December 21. The health of the. community is very good at present. Mrs. D. M, Lyerly, who has been sick for the past week, is getting along nicely. Miss Pearl Trexler of Rockwell, visited home folks last Sunday. The North Cirolina Day exer cises given at this place, last Fri day afternoon, was a great success. Those present seemed to eDjoy it very much. - OwiLg to the bad weather there were not very many present at the missionary sale, last Saturday, at St. Luke's church. Well, I guess old Santa Claus will come this week. I hope he will bring all the boys and girls nice presents. Betsey. Indicted for Conspiracy. According to the Charlotte Chronicle, indictments were tound by a United States grand jury at Charlotte last week, against John R. Ramsay and L. W. Peak, of Madison county, and another against Young Nail and C. C. Til ler, of Davie county. These indictments were found in connection with th& election of November 3 last, and in the bills it is set forth that the defendants named did willfully and unlawful ly conspire to oppress the parties named in tne mil, ana am laitner conspire to deprive these parties of their lawful right to vote by re fusing t- open the polls to them . i r l . . t TkT -I on tne oru oi novemuer ia8C. In the case of Peak and Ramsay there are six or seven counts, it being alleged in the' bill of indict ment that this number of quali fied voters wore defrauded oftheir . . . it T .1 m'li right to case naiiocs u tne liuer and Nail case trom Davie county there are also several counts. Graham Dies on Bailcws. Concord, Dec 18. Will Graham, a negro who committed a crimnal assault on miss reari lucxer in the edge of this city on the ISth day -of last October, paid the pen alty for his crime here Xo-day on the gallows. Miss Tncker, the 16'year-pld victim is pretty and of respectable family and strong in character. She is the daughter of Daniel E. and Mrs Emma Webb Tucker, Charlotte Observer. ' SOLD. BILL Dep. 21. We, are .having ijn usually warm weather forthetime Of-) ear andj unless;it turos cold er,-it will: not" seem liktr Christ mas time. 1 " " ' : There will be an entertainment atthejMethodist church Christmas eye night given by the school chik dren, also a Chr stmas tree. Mr. Edmunds, the section fore man, has moved his family to Georgia. I- - Mr. and- Mrs. Goodman have moved'out ot J. A. Arev's house into the one recently vacated by Mrs, Laura Smith, . - Wm. Smith has moved from here to the country on the farm he bought from Prof. Rothrock. J. M. Proctor is in Georgia again lookiiafter some mining matters. - The Union Mine is getting in cord wood and preparing to com mence mining ores in the near future. Turkeys are plentiful here. Two loads were offered the week past at 10 to 12 cents per pound. Miss Opelia Wilson, who is at tending school at Statesville, will come home today to spend Christ mas. ; Miss Lucile Shaver and Geo. 7 Faggart havfr arrivfed from Mt. Pleasant where they were attend ing school Mrs. J. C. Basingeer visited rel atives her9 Sunday last. Mrs. Addie Hart had an opera tion performed on her foot by Dr". Bowers. Several small pieces of bone were removed. She is get ting along Nnicely. Mrsi Lucindy McDan'el is visit ing here at her son's, Jjhn Casper, also her sister, Miss Mollie Cas per, who is very sick with dropsy. Mrs. Jacob iEller diod last Thursday night ana was buried at the Holiness church on Saturday last. She had been a sufferer -for years wfth Bright's disease, aud her death was not unexpected. The Graff mine is reported sold to a northern syndicate and is to commence operations about the fint of the year. The Gold Hill mine is to be sold at public sale here, at the of fice of thfTcampany, on the 27th of January, 1909. Mike. NORTE DUNN'S MOUNTAIN. Dec. 19. Hog killing is a thin? of the past in our community. The health about here is favor able, except a few bad colds, North Carolina day, "yesterday, was a grand - day. It was well kept by the school children. There was reading, songs and speeches. I will mention a few : a declamation, by Jouas A. Dry; German Schools and School Teachers, by Walter Lr. Loflin ; The Battle of Rameur's Mill, by- Nancy Kesler, land many other readings of Old North Carolina, We must oraise our teacher for whathe has taught ua and resolve to make great men and women for the Old North State. There will be Sunday school at Dunn's Mountain Baptist church Sunday, December. 27th. at 2 o'clock, and preaching at 3 by the pastor, Rev. JeffLanmng. Cnristmas will soon be here and then we can sing: Old folks and young folks and parent so dear. We wish you a mrry Christmas aud a happy New Yi ar. The quarries lave about all shut down for the dshdays. T. J ' Loflin, our merchant, has got in goods for Christmas and surely some of us will getsweet. A Scholar. AFTER THE GRIPPE Tinol Restored This Man's Strength "Several years ago I was attacked by a severe case of grippe, which left me with a. hacking cough, soreness in iry chest, and bronchitis. I . took nearly every kind of cough syrup sold on the market, besides medicine given me by physidams. I received no permanent relief until my druggist asked I me to try Vinol, and after taking taree bottles I was entirely cured. I believe "Vinol to be the greatest blessing ever offered to the public, as it does what is claimed for it." R. B. R. Hicks, Maplesville, Ala. mi puimonarr trouMes The reason Vinol cures chronic is because it contains tonic iron and all the healing and body building ele ments of cod liver oil but no oil. Vinol is also unexcelled as a strength builder lor old people, delicate children, weak and run-down persons, and after sickness. ' ' i A Smith Drug Go., Salisbury ; GRAHAM X flOADS. " December .15, Np sickness 'in this community. ' v - D.X A. : Sifford is; still nursing his lame foot. - - ' 0. Cauble is still confined i;o his room. and is no better. , W. H. Bost,f Chestnut Hill, is laying in hie stock of winter wood. L. W. Linge and wife spent last Tuesday at the Salem parson age. - - ' 1 Hogs are killed every day now and the people have plenty to eat. The Salem school is in nice running order at this time. Bruner. Lippard has moved up n the Shaver place. About fifteen more days and still-slop hauling will be a thing of the past. A little more than a . week till Christmas. The Salem school; .will" 'clote next week till after New Year. The l.ttlff danghter of Mr. and and Mrs. Rowan . Howard, of Salisbury, as buried at Salem E L. church the 17th inst.it having previously died. On Tuesday, the 15th inst., Pastor Brown moved to the Salem parsonage- it-was a delightful day and there wss the scene of a most pleasing event, when the doora of the parsonage were open ed, about 3 p. m., aud the wagons began coming in. There was a line of fourteeu, heavy ladrn with urniture. About one hundred of he Saiem members gathered in about 2 p. m., aiid each one had a well filled basket. They broneht ham, pork, beef, chicken, sausage, custard, pie and cake of all de scriptions. A long table was spread in the yard heavily ladned with the good thing3 thev had brought. About 4:30 Pastor Brown aud his family arrived. Whu all was quiet the p:istor and n 1 i.. nis ramiiy were orougnc to tne table, a lone prayer was offered bv the pastor, then all partook and were filled, and much remain ed which was taken to the dining room for the pastor and family. The evening was passed most jleaant-v aud the pastor was" made hppy in his new home. hy nt suns t thn purLy dispersed, and thus ended nu occasion which will lout: pleasantly rmm- berd by both pastor and his peo ple. The Salem Sunday school will so into winter quarters Sm:day, the 20th. Watch out, boys, thsre will be another wedding near Salem in a ew day 3 And eo it goes, the 'ung people will be happv when Christmas comes. .Jack, Why Refer to Doctors Because we make medicines for them. We tell them all about Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, and they prescribe it for 1 coughs, colds, bronchitis, con sumption. They trust it. Then you can afford to trust it. Ask your own doctor. The best kind of a testimonial "Sold for over sixty years." Made by J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mbb, ah Uo manufacturers of 9 SARSAPARILLA. LS. RAIit VIGOR. We have no secrets! We publish the formulas of all our medicines. Avar's Fills greatty aia tne unerr) Pectoral in breaking up a cold There is no Reason Why Farmers wives should not have the bost of everything going, especially Flour. R throck's Best Patent flour will not disappoint hei on "baking days" and will prove a pleasure as wrell as a proht. ROTB ROCK'S ROLLER MILLS, GoldHill..C. L. S. FOX, DENTIST, , 122$ N. Main St. Phone 305. Now is the time to have your teeth looked after, this fall may be too late. All work guaranteed. .Best materials. Latest methods. . Notice to Witors ot Boyflen C. Trexler. Having qualified as administrators of Boyden O' Trexler late of Rowan County, notice is hereby given all per sons holding claims or demands against him or Ids estate to present the same duly verified to the undersigned on or before the 10th day of Novem ber, 1909, or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. All persons in debted to said estate are required -to make immediate settlement. This-the 5th daj of November, 1908. H. A Tbexlek, - ) Admrs. of Bo Henrt M. Trkxx.ee, ) en O. Trexler. B. B. Miller, attorney. A . IMPRISONED FOft:DEBT.v; Rather Pfcaliar Cm Which Jtffoties " 5ome Interesting Law Points-; .We note" in th Daily Sentinel a few days ago a ,-pe3nliar insol veney-proceeding was heard before Clerk of the Court R. E. Tran sou. Its is one of the; few causes by which a man who owes a debt can be imprisoned until he pays it. ' Prior to 1868, this was a common practice in North Caro Jlna, bht the constitution which was enacted then forbade the im prisonment of one for debt except incases of fraud. Some of the oldxr members of the bar in this city stated that this was the only proceeding of the kind that has been heard in the county in many years. n, the case ft tne Vir g'nia-Chemieal Company, tried here at the September term of civil cases only,' issues of fraud were found by the jury, against S. A. Price, and the executions issu ed tp'RockiDgham county, where Mr. Price livd, against his prop erty were returned by the sheriff of that county unsatifbd. The Virginia-Carolina Ghemical Com pany then had Clerk of the Court R. E. Transou to issue an -execu tion against Mr. Price s person and he was brought to this city on November 5th and confined in jail. He filed his petition before Clerk Transou to be discharged from jail. The Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company filed an affida vit claiming that Mr, Price had not surrendered his property and objected to Mr. Price's discharge -from jail. After hearing the law yers, Mr. Transou remanded Price back to jail, but later he gave bail in thesnm of $2,900 to await the result of the trial of the issues raised by the pleadings: There 18 considerable feeling in the case ou the part of the Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company and Mr. Price and the case will be strongly contested as it procdeds. Winston Republican. Stop That Cold To diM& early colflg or Grippe with "PreveutfaT means sure defeat for Pneumonia. To stOD a oold means sure defeat for Pneumonia. To stop a oold with Preventlc is safer than to 1st it run and be obliged to core H afterwards. To be fare. Pre. Tentles wiU cure even a deeply seated eold, but taken early at tne sneeze stage they break, or head oS these early colds. That's surely bettor. Preven tics are little Candy Oold Cures. Ko Qobw lne, no physio, nothing sickening. Nice for tha children nd thoroughly safe too. II yon fMl ohlllr. tf you aneere. 11 yon ache all oyer, think of Preven tics. Promptness may also save half your usual sickness. And don't forget your child, if there is leverlshnegs, night or day. Herein prob Hr 11m Prayeatics' greatest efficiency. Sold In Co boxes for the pocket, also in Mo boxes of iS Prerentias. Insist on your drugsists giving yo revenues CORNELISON & COOK. CABBAGE PLANTS. From the first of Nov. to the last of March we .are prepared to furuish more plants of that fine cabbage, aud at better prices. 156 per 100 or $1.25 per 1000, VOu pay the' express. Large or ders make the express less per 1000. State the amount, kind and place you want them sent, and send the cash or money order fdr same t;o R. L. Beown, No. 6 Salis bury, N. 0. 10-28. - Leave your watches with E. L. Lyerly, Uranite Quarry, for re pairs, or get a new one there. 11-11 Do You Want to Help Make Good Times ? Then put your money in our bank. We will put it into Circulation and pay you 4 PER CENT INTEREST This will make prosperity and everybody will be benefited. iiiiyiisuo. The State's Strongest BankiDg Institution. wm lilt B!, SAL1LBUBY, N. C. Does a General Banking EBusiness. We pay 4 per cent on time de posits. Interest payable every three months. Prompt attention given to any. business entrnsted to us. Your business solicited. Peoples' National Bank. P. R. Juliait, J. D. Norwood, President. Cashier. P. H. Thompson, J. A. Peeler, V.-President. Teller. The Total otthe Popalar.Vote In 1ha. Recent Election; Q-1 . .The total popular vote for the various presidential candidatesrat the last national election was made known today in an official ? form by the filing of the last of the of ficial vote, that of Michigan. The totals show the following votes cast: '- - Taf t (Republican) 7,637,676 Bryan (Democrat) 6,893,182 Debs (Socialist( 447,651 Chafin (Prohibition) 241,252 Hisgen (Independent) , 83, 186 Watson (Populist) 1 83,871 Gilhaus" (Social Labor) 12,421 Total for all candidates 14,852,239 fe Door Opens I 1 "ifS Constantly S ' lyfeeAHn t you wouldn t be without one another hour; Turn the wick as high , or as low as you please there's no danger-no smoke no smell just direct intense heat that's because of the smokeless device. Beautifully finished in nickel and fapan orna mental anywhere. The brass font holds 4 quarts, giv ing heat for 9 hours. 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We have all size' and styles and can please most any one desiring a knife. Remember this offer applies only to those who pays one dollar in I fj good only so long j. uuuiuci ii? liLuncu. u li vuu wain a uuou knife aaid your home oaDer. both at the nriceof one, act atonce. 3 one of our knives, - did Christmas gift. If you are not acquainted with our paper, you are invited to call or writ for free sample copies, "ubscriptions sent in by mail will be prompt ly receipted for. Very respectfully, Wm. H. Stewart; Editor of The Carolina Watchman, Salisbury, N. C. - THE Summersett Undertaking Co, A re Fully equipped ; with the . latest Hearses, Churcli Truck and all supplies necessary for. con ducting funerals, and have a complete stock of all grades of Coffins, Gaskets and Burial Robes. Their Mr. R. M. Davis and Mr, T. W. Summer sett can be reached by phone at all times, night or day. - ; This gtand totfal Exceed by vl,- 84J.5B1 the 'total number of votes cast in the presidential .election of 1904, when the? grand total lwas 13.510,708. - , ' . Compared with that election the candidates -of the 'Republicans, Democratic and Socialists parties increased their vote this year. The reverse is true' of the candi dates of the Prohibition," Populist and Social Labor partieB. New York dispatch, 15th. The marriage of Miss Margaret A. Hatchoock , and N. J; Frank Parks took place at, ,tho home of the bride's parents, near the Kes ler Cotton Mill, Sunday evening, Rev. C I. Morgan officiating. 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