FAITH.
June 11. We are in the heart
nf t.ha harvest time here.
is being cut on every side and it j ent.
GHESTNUl HILL,
The health on Chesout Hill,
LOWER ROWAN.
June 7. The health of this The health on Chesout Hill, is No
Wht onmmiinitv is verv eood at ores- very eood. I ointment, lotion or alm to com-
Could Not Be Better.
one has ever made a salve,
seems to be good.
A young house carpenter arriv
ed at Mr. and Mrs, Tom Lingle's
June 9th, 1909.
The carpenters have the frame
of Bob Stirewalt's new two-story
business house up.
The large granite bowlders out
on the granite belt are being haul
ed up by the young men who work
in the granite. Thev are worked
up and put in" shape for market
and shipped to aU parts of the
country. A hole about seven feet
deep is drilled in the side of a
bowlder and a spoonful or two of
powder splits it apart, then i t is
worked ud.
The street committee has been
at work on our streets.
Several teamB are busy hauling
granite from the Phillips Moun
. tain Quarry and other places
When we get the streetlcar line
and the railroad we will grow fast?
er than any town in the Qtey
The Faith Granite Co., ha ftftl
been awarded the contract for the
Corn crops are looking fine since
the refreshing rains.
Farmers are now busy harvest
ing their oats, wheat and rye.
The ice cream supper at Rev .
I. M. Shaver's Saturday night was begin to-night at South Main St
enjoyed by a large crowd. M. E. Church was postponed un
e t- ti. til June 14th there also will
.. , . , j he Binerinff school at Chesnut Mill
visitea nome-ioiKS oacuraay ana
"Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Kirk aud son, Frank- pare with Bucklen's Arnica Salve
ie, have gone to Durham, N. C, It's the One perfect healer of Cuts, j
a month or so visiting, also Mrs. Corns, Burns, Bruises, Sores,
Kirk has gone there for her health. Scalds Boils Ulcers, Eezema,
H. E. Russel, had an old time SaltJRneum. For Son Eyes, Cold
ice cream supper Saturday night. Sores, Chapped Hands its supreme.
The singing schooLwhich was to Infallible for Piles. Only 25c at
all druggists.
There was an ice cream Bupper
at D. D. Shaker's Saturday night.
James Smith, of Bear Poplar,
visited at Jacob C. Arey's Satur
day night aud Sunday. v
There was a young people's sing
ing at John Wyatt's Sunday even
ing.
Miss Vida Cotton, of Richfield,
Baptist Church.
J. D. Armstrong is in bed sick
of a fever.
M.s. Linda Eller, of Craven, N.
C., is visiting her sister Mrs
Frances Coruelison on Chestnut
Hill. - Bobby,
They Were False Prophets.
It was really pethetic to hear
of the calamities that would be-
is visiting relatives in this section fall the State if the grog-shops heeu haviug(
UNION CHURCH.
June 14. The health of this
community is very good at present,
except chills.
One of the hardest rains that
has fallen about here for years
fell last Tuesday nigh; Th
watrrs were higher than thuy have
been for years.
The farmers are very much be
hind with their work. General
Green is hard to conquer ou ac
count of the wet weather we have
Cotton Seed Wanted Any oue having
eight or ten bushels of cotton
seed can find Bale for same by call
ing at Thr Watchman Office
ADMINISTRATOR'S-'rioTICI
Having qualified as admini9triitir of
the estate of Miss Amanda B ?avr tliis
is to notify persons having claims
against said estate to present the same
to the undersigned on or heforn Maj 7,
1909, or this notiee will be plead in bar
of their recovery All pereons indebt
ed to the estate are hereby notified to
make prompt settlement.
This May 7, 1909. 5-l46t pd.
F. J. MURDOCH, Admr.
this week
Miss Lillie Shaver, who has been
attending school at New London,
has returned home.
ildren'3 day service at Cor
inth Baptist chuich yesterday,
was attended bv a large crowd
and the stills were put out of bus
iness in North Carolina. The far
mer was told that corn would be
a drag-on the market : the orchards
uld be unprofitable; business
would fall in all the towns; and
crime wonld increase From day
to day the actual experience has
SALISBURY MARKETS.
Corrected weekly by D. M Miller.
Apples, per bushel, 2.00 to 2 50
Bacon ,
oiH Cka raf ft. 11 tn 1 1
shoulders, per B, 10 to 11.
5,000 lenial feet of window and
door sills will be used. They also
got another big job for a residence
in Danville, Va. This will bring
several thousand dollars in this
settlement.
Wheat aud oats will all bo har
vested in a few days, The crop
will not be as good as was expect
ed,
The big Jr. O. U A.M. picnic
to be given by Rowau Council, N
196, on Saturday, July the 3rd, is
expected to be a big success. Tnere
are being shown to have had no will be plenty of speakers hern
Samuel C. Lisk and Miss Addie foundation. The latest comes Bro. Z. P. Smith will be on hand.
B. Shaver, both of this cqmmuni- from the State of Wilkes. The Everybody is cordially invited to
ty, drove to Uoncord, MayxeUtn, Wilfcesboro Uhromcal says: come and-epena tne day ana enjoy
where they bearded the train for "Along just before the prohibi- themselves with us .
ham . per lb , 15 to 17
round, per lb, 10 to 124
Butter, choice yellow, 15 to 20
Chickens, per lb, 8)4 to 9.
Ducks, 20 to 30.
Guineas, 25 to 30.
Eggs, perdoz, 18 to 20.
Coin, per bushel, 90c.
Flour, straight, per sac, $3.60 to $3.70
" pat, $3.80 to 3 85.
Hay, per. hundred; fts, 60 to 80
Honey, per lb, 15'to 20.
Lard, N. Cv per lb, 11 to 12.
Meal, Doited, per du l.ou.
Oats, per bu, 65 to 70
otatoes, Irish, pe bu 1.2o to 1.50
Wheat per bush. 1.50 to $1 60
granite that goes in the large pew Hello, there, Bobby, why did'nt , .. . th Dredictions
. I n I
Dan river cotton mill, where over you comer .
Hock Mill, b. u. iney were mar- tion election came on, we were
ried in the First M. . church, told in pathetic, tearfull tones
During the storm Saturday there, Monday morning, May 81. that-if prohibition carried the or-
evening, June 5th, three milch
cows were killed.1 One" for Cicero
Trexler. one for Hilbert Fink and
one for Mr. Bird. All by light
ning. , J, T. Wyatt was awarded a con
tract today for the granite to in
close a large cemetery lot at
Mooresville. N. C.
June 14, 1009.
The entertainment in the Jr. O .
U. A. M. Hall Saturday night was
well attented, and it was good.
John Josey has his new machin
ery working, and it'dofs good
work.
May God's richest blessings be up- chards would
en and abidb with them evermore.
Blue Eyes.
be
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GOLD HILL. .
June 7. We have been having
rain in abundance, a week or two
of dry weather would be appreci
ated now by the farmer in order
tv harvest their crops which are
now about ripe and some already
harvested.
Arter Harris has another son, he
arrived Sunday,
Rev, Wi'lson preached at the
Methodist church yesterday, at
11 a. m. and Rev. Sheets at the
The city of New Bern, . C, is B tigt ohurch lagt eveuin(E at 8
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getting tneir street cu'Ding irom D m
the granite quarries at Faith.
J. Corl came home Saturday on
a short visit.
Twins, both girls, arrived at
Lather' Wagoners Sunday, June
18th, 1909.
The Power Co., has finished
erecting their steel towers through
here. It has moved its tents and
camp to a point near Greensboro
Richard Morgan has remodeled
his residence here by putting in
Young lady at John Peeler's, at new windows, re-weatherb-arding,
Rockwell, June 14th, 1909. tc.
Some Northern people were out Berry Misenheimer has had his
looking over the granite quarries residence nicely painted.
today to select the granite for a
big government building.
- Venus.
J. A. Arey is at home after an
operation for appendicitis, but
will go back to the sanitorium to
have his wound dressed.
Jas . F. Martin has bought three
incubators and will engage in the
poultry business on a large scale.
A car load of stone fixtures,
dry goods and groceries, arrived
here from Mooresville last week,
consigned to L. Martin who it is
learned will locate here and con
duct a store,
John C. Morgan has traded for
an automobile, or rather an auto-
buggy, and he has been "riding
an-ma" Binn.A ifc nrriwfiH. This m
here mcreases at almost every Lhe tQ be owned by &
meeting, ana wey citizen of Gold Hill,
results from it this fall, The
m.ion in eastern Washington and J- N. Cross had a alight stroke
northern Idaho and Oregon have of paralysis last week, but has al
rtrrol o nntnnt r.f AC HOO OHO ttlOSt r6C0V6red. MIKE
bushels annually. One object is
to keep the middleman and bro- Col. Bipgham makes two unique
ker out. The union owns 40 ware- offers in his new catalogue 1, He
houses and expects to have 100 offers a Free Round Rrip Ticket
more in operation in Washington, from anywhere within 1500 miles
Idaho, and Oregon at the opening of Asheville to any parent who,
of the grain season this fall. It I after a careful inspection, is not
is also likely that the union will convinced that, except for mere
ROCK.
June 14. The farmers are very
busy. Too much rain recently
has kept the farmers back with
their work
Both corn and oats are in bad
shape.
Wheat and oats cutting is going
on now. As a whole, wheat not
extra, oats poor.
The farmers Union will do a
ereat deal bv and bv. The local
extend its field of operations into
Montana.
The weather' being favorable,
George Shuping expects to have
an ice cream supper Saturday the
19th, beginning about 4 o'clock
in the afternoon and extending
into the evening. Saw.
Dr. Alfonso Moreira Penna,pres
ident of Brazil, died Monday,
show, the Bingham Plant is the
best and safest such parent ever
sawc 11, He offers $100 to any pa
tron whose son says conscientious
ly that he has not received the
worth of his time and money
during the year, if it is the
school's fault and not his own.
worthless and
would have to be cut down aud
made into fare wood. JNow since
prohibition carried the demand
for orchard lands has phenome
nally increased and one who owns
such lands can scarcely be induc
ed to sell. Where are tuose r
chards that were to be destroyed
by the ax? News and Observer.
Wedding Cards.
Cards have been received by
friends here, bearing the follow
ing announcement:
"Mr. and Mrs. William Lewis
Barlow request the nonor or v ur
presence at the marriage of their
daughter, Sallie Shrrod, to Mr
Paul Heilig Bernhardt, on Wed
nesday evening the thirteenth of
June, one thousand uiu hundred
aud nine, at six o'clock, Calvary
Episcopal ohurch, Tarboro, North
Carolina" The voting couple will
e at home, in Salisbury, after
July 10th. Mias Barlow Was one
of the teachers last year in the
graded school.
Towns Heed Advertising.
Towns no less than business
firms need to advertise. A town
may not fail quite so quickly as
a private enterprise from lack of
advertising, but the death is just
as certain in the long uu. A town
n .eds to have out3idors know its
advantages, its actual conditions
as to industrits, or opportunities
for business, cost of living, etc.
Many an excellent town suffers
from the fact that its advantages
are not widly known, just as many
a worthy c :mmodity suffers be
cause it has not been advertised.
The newspapers are undoubted
ly one of the greatest means of
advertising their town. "By
their newspapers men shall know
them" is the semibibical phrase
that applies to towns.
m ...
rno western real estate t wn
cau teach the average eastern city
many thiDgs on the subject of ad
vertisement. There is a case of
advertisement qt die completely,
and they rather prefer to adver
tise. The result is that peoplu are
interested and money is invested
in the towns
It is rhe same old fact tha.t nev
er changes namely, that adver
tising is necessary and that the
more a thing is advertised up to a
certain very high limit the great
er the net returns will be. Tiwus
are no exception to the general
rule, Ridgway, (Pa.) Advocate.
There will be communion ser
vices at UniMi Church next San-
day, at 11 o'clock a. m. Prepar
atory services on Saturday at 2
o'clock d. m. -It is hoped that a
large congregation will be out.
The Hustler .
Leonard Holland, of Gistonia
was fatally mangled while attempt
ing to alight from a train Sunday.
The Best
Spring Medicine
TAKE IT NOVJ
To wake up your liver which
has become torpid during the
Winter.
SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR
will clear the eye, steady the
hand, stimulate digestion.
PURIFY THE BLOOD
THE GENUINE ha the RED Z on
the front of each package and the
signature and seal of J. H. ZEILIN
a co., on tn ski a, in mu.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
I'S All
Right
for a
Chap piano to be sold as a
cheap piano at a cheap
price, but.
There Should
be a way
To prnvant cheap pianrs
from being sold as bigh
grades an l at prices that
will Buy a strictly high
gr .de piano.
If you turn a denf ear to
al! circulating ag'Uts and
1 uy y ur iiiano fmm tbe
old reliable firm of Chas."
M "Srieff, you ruu uo risk.
Writ1 Uday. Eusy terms
if desired.
Cough Caution;
iWer, positively never potsonytHir lungs. Ifyoa
etnig&eveii from a simple cold only you shoaia
alwayS heal, soothe, and ease the Irritated bron
chial tabes. Don't blindly suppress It with a
stupefying poison. It's strange how some things
finally-come about. For twenty years Dr. Shoop
has constantly warned people not to take cough
mixtures or prescriptions conmuiius uty.
Chloroform, or similar poisons. And pow-ra .little
. i - Di,i U An tlia la n.1
late inougnvougreso nay a lutuim j
If poisons are in your Cough Mixture." Goodl
Very good 1 1 Hereafterf or thisvery reasonmothera.
and others, should insist on having Dr. Snoops
Cough Cure. No poison marks on Dr. Shoop s
labels and none in the medicine, else it must by
law be on the label. And it's not only safe, but it
la said to be by those that know it best, a truly r
markable cough remedy. Take no chance then,
particularly with your children. Insist on haying
Dr. Shoop's Cough Cure. Compare carefully the
Dr. Shoop package with others and note the
difference. No poison marks there I You can
always be on tbe safe side by demanding
Dr. Shoop's
Cough Cure
C0RNELIS0N & COOK.
DENTIST, UH
Dr. L. S. FOX,
THE
BUSY
It will pay you to find out.
TERMS 8TRICTLY' CASH
DR. M.J. RAGLAN D
VETERINARIAN.
Office aud hospital on Inniss St., near
Mansion House corner. Day phone
205. Night phone 430. 4-27 tf
Chas. At. Stieff
Manufacturer of the
Artistic Stieff, Shaw, and
Stieff Selfplayer Pianos.
Southern Wareroom:
5 W. TRADE STREET
Charlotte, - N. C.
C. H. WILMOTH.
Manager.
Meutiou this paper. ,
Mortgage Sale.
Default having been made in the
payment of that indebtedness secured
by the mortgage deed of trust executed
by William White and Lutisie White to
B. B. Miller, trustee, on the 18th day
of November 1907, and recorded in book
number 32 page 33 of Rowan County
record of mortgages, the undersigned
trustee, pursuant to the terms of said
mortgage, will sell at public outcry to
the highest bidderf for cash, at the
court house door in Salisbury, North
Carolina, on
Monday, the 14th day of June, 1909.
the following real pi'operty:
In the Qreat West Square of the City
oftSali-bury, beginning at a stake 'one
hundred feet North-west from th&
north corner of the intersection of Hu
rah and Jord streets, Annice Camp.
bell's corner on Horah street, and runs
thence with the line of Horah street.
North-west 100 feet to a stake on Rev
House's line, thence North-east with
his line 150 feet to a stake, thenee
Soutt -east 100 feet toa stake. Annice
Campbell's corner, thnnpe South-west
with UamjibH'l s line loO teet to the be
ginning on Horah street.
Second lot lying in the' rear of x the
above described lot and fronting on
Lord street, beginning at a stake
Wilkin'.-i line on Lord street, and runs.
thence West 200 feet to a stake, Wilk
in's and Wr ght's line thence South 50
test to a dtake. Rev. House's line
thenoe East 2U0feet to a stake on Lord
street, thence North with Lor.' stieefc
50 feet to the beginning.
This the tenth day ot May 1909.
B. B. Miller, trustee.
PERCHERON STALLION AND JACK.
I have a fine Percheron Stallion and a
splendid thoroughbred jack at my sta
bles, 2 miles west of Faith on the road
to China Grove, w here they can be found
all the weiik except on Saturdays. Sat
urdays I will be in Salisbury i i the lot
at Grubb'B stable. MOSES E GLE.
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1851-1909.
j;C. HORNER, Principal, Oxford, N.C.
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E. H, Harrison, secretary and manager.
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