T j: 0 MOLINA WATCHMAtf.
SHORT LOCAL ITEMS
ivncw Byer9 and Dolpb
I'lnir-, the Npgroes who were ar
.rfil and tri ni Saturday for cn
t,M"i t!lS storage warehouse of
j.ltr;;'; Thrash, mid stealing
th iofrivn three barrels of whiskey,
, ,r, riven their ibrty. The
eV ;ifhoe asrtiiist them was insut
ii -wn: to convict, although the
CiSt wa hotly contested.
.. a. lleilig, special offiier of
-:., u her who went to Atchi
g). , Kan-as and wes married
s r ; a ? & we-'k, passed through
jj., i , arv with his bride, Miss
' 1ikf, Friday night en route
f r C - :c rd and Cabarrus ouuty,
!)':' -hJv iH visit friends and
r . it.v .j t r a weak or mre. They
v.iii i :ui" i to calis'uiry aud make
t'.;. ci'y their kmo.
G Turner, gnral equipment
in.-i c-tor f r the Southern Rail
;:v ti; lu a' quarters in Spet.c r,
h:i? r - g;:vil aud accepted a po
i.,t:., ; v. iih the United States
M,. .;: ic Tiickieg Co , with had
,; ; r: r? 1:1 Phi'adolphia, Pa.
-v.T r J 0. LIngle, of Faith,
v.-:i. mi the city vesterday, Mr
h- will ruu an excur-
:. o A&li-villo this tumm-r,
pr. v:..! d th-j Southern will give
arly d ro.
T:..- Daughters of the American'
11 v i; o i wr: p!--;savjtly entf-r-lii:.
d y Mrr. J. P. Moore, it her
d; mi reside:. ce on Smith
KK.i rire-t, hist Tuesday evening.
i. .ro a number of the
m-ui' n of th chapter' were
)re
"K
:. Pat ri tic songs wereeu
:1 hi
rt.'rij l.ttraturn wa-? read.
drs of th- F rit. Meth-
tc r r ii 1 el i a luvn party
: - r-i i.i.c ( -f Mrs. P. A.
, '1 h"i:s.-ay veaUig.
, 'A. G.trlii.d Eq., has jast
i ir ni :i trip to New M- xi
.-; :.e ii.tenr!el to locate,
:. g-t ' th 3 sev-r.;-heat there,
c 1 :! e Aii North State suit-
L, Hall and fami'y of
r.i : ' h bav btu, m th
r ; i -ul twelve year, are
r his father, Eeq. A. L
v'?iti:.
Hsll.
A .!-'! iijhtful entertainment, in
h r f Mi?s Annie Kizor, was
:i H'jiliipsday Bfrernon by
3!;-- :r :di- Snider, at. th residence
h,- fit.ho", V. F. Suider.
L ;. i S. rriidshaw has begun
i the tr -ct ion of the resi
f Dr. R L. Ram3ay, ou
Street. When completed
II be cne of the handsomf st
c.s en the street.
tL.s w
'1!
t.":.r
H.;me h c'i, being erected
"ssetieer depot.
is pro-
nicely aud will probably '
co:i jlrte in another month.
D-'.- c'.ive jia Freeman and Jao.
i re-taurant keeper, goo in-
to a (.
C:i
cu'ty mi Hiijh Point, at
"t'n'rf p'-ice of buiinesa, last
f.rub;;. t: ii Hgur. il. Ceci-'s thro it
p -.ibl'iriy, but not snfriouely.
c
f ,r
The pair wsre fined $20 each
' ''i: u p'easantues3 .
uvor Sinoot and A. B. Saleel y
i : o N.-vton, u iday, where
; O rl A (1 n.-...nn ..Lisa
Wf
Th r-ience cf C. H. Swiuk,
J' .st F.iher St-ieet, wTas slight
ly d-in-'d by fire last Friday,
'ih fjui.-k ar:ivil . t the lire do
:ir.u;ji t. prevr-nted the destruo
i. j:; i l t'ubu I d i m 2 and a mucli
creator 1 S3
Tiiro. Buerbium, Hayue Black
r, James Ilambly and Fran2is
Buer'.anm, equipped with a camp
on! fir, are sneudinsr a few
' 4, J
wi-eks at Swannanoa.
Dave Millar, Al Chambers and
J";;! inroad Aruv. co ured. re
bou-i ' ov r'to c-iurt, by K-q J. C.
-1 r Th.irsd.'tv eveninj:. The
trij acchsjvl uf raisinir a dis'ur
ince at Mt. Z n B iptis't ebuich
c.-i :el.
Th-j o'.J D xonville Bnptist
church has b;e:i moved and a new
and modem s'.ru:ture is !-e erected
to take iu plac:.
" Ed. Blackwell,
n bA - lrrmorVfr.
v " "
suit against the Southern Railway;""", '
r, . , . . t
r OA rrr n Cj
mised the matter last week and
A
accepted $3,500 in settlement.
R. L. Simpson, of the South-
XT .
em s road torce, is now in w;Caf fflr Sae.A threc-nonths-old
York hospital being treated for ( three-fourths Jersey heifer can e
cancer. He is in great hop?s of
being permantly cured.
Spnator Omman, accompanied
lv Senator Ftet, cf Louisianna,
arnved in Salisbury Friday mom
ing and remained till Sunday
n Kht. when they returned to Wash-ii-gt
u.
Rov. Byron Clark. D. D paB.
tor of the First Pi esby teriau church
will leave this wek on nis vaca
tion and expects to be absent
about a month. While he is away
his pulpit will be filled by R9V.
E II. Robbins, of Baltimore.
The great antom .bile route from
New York o Atlanta has been de
cided upon aud the route leading
from the Toll Bridge on the Yad
kiu through Spencer Salisbuy
aud China Grove has been selected
Cars will be passing over this
route during the coming fall
This may prove of some valu- to
the county.
Rhv. John C Kilgo.'of Trinity
College, is expected to occupy the
pupit at the first Methodistchu'ch.
next Sunday. Rev S, B Turreu
tine leaves during the week to tako
part in a revival meeting in Vir
ginia, Tin most iuu'que way of adver
tising can be s--en it the window
display of J. Feldnmi. He hns a
hatchet on eftch suit show"--j the
cut price. These hatchet? nre
made cf rod card board with
white lettering. Read his adver
tnemvit ( n page two of tb-day's
Watchman. It explains more.
An imp rtant meeting cf the
Merchants A9sociat:on w;ll be
held Thursday evening.
II L. Sm th returned Sunday
troui bhrepor-, L., whftre he
had been call d on tin 17. h, by
a telegram announcing the dath
of his o.ily brother, Weston Row -
ze Smith.
The store of K, J. Saba, at Lee
andOou i jitst;ees was ont9r jd by
the.v j-i some time Sui.diy night.
Ten dollars in money and atout
$100 worth f merchandise was
stolen. Th-3 ofliers.arsested a u 3
gro i.amiJ J nes, some rath r
strong ev diuc having developed
agan;st 1 im. J nes will probably
h-Vi a hearing tc-day
Riinlfg n falliug thTs mor: -mg
abo it 5 o'c'ock and c ntiuu'.-d
for sev- ral hour?. It was one of
those scaking rai: s and, being
gna'ly n- eed, will do much good,
especially in the corn fields.
The annual MaBonic picnic will
! e held in Haden's Groves, Mocks
ville, Thursday, August 12th.
Qi!te a num'er from Salisbury
generally attei ds this cceasion.
The Bell Shoe Storeh is a change
of advertisement in this paper.
It may bs th means of savii g
you mrney. R ad it.
A. W. Wiiiecoff has an adver
tisement in regard to his fiue line
of summer goods, in this paper,
and invites you to give him a call.
Belk-Harry Co's big clearance
sale continues throughout thi
week. Their advertisement in this
pqper will tell yn more. See it.
It is n-p rted thit a bry by the
nam- of E 1. Taylor foil '.IT a b-x
car, nfar Shobers brdge cn the
Western N. C. rai'.r a l, Monday,
and' orjk-3 both arms.
S C. hV;V, of Jabilee, David-
A 1
sen county, was in tne city tnis
morning on business. Mr. Beck
r inn mbered The Wat hman with
a paymenb on his subscription.
R .v, J. M. L. Lyerly a'tend ul t
c-ilied meetit-g of the Sorth Caro
lina. Claas a ofthi Rfora.ed
church at H ckory last wtek
An a-'juni'd meeting will beheld
at Crsnt ; u the lllh of August.
A Miraculous Escape.
W. H. Brown, an employe of
the Southern's Spencer shops, had
an experience Friday evening that
h-: will nev.T want repeated,
sh u!d hi survive this. In some
manner his clothe3 caught in the
belting which carried him up to
t y overhead shafting wh'ro he
wis carried round and rcuud un
til his clothes were torn from his
body. Il- f"H to the fl or, a dis
tance of li .ten fe-t, unconsci us
1 a id thought; to be dead, but as
was f ouud to be breathing he was
carri d to the VVhitehead-St.kes
. n" ii i
a iMtrir n m t ; l .-mi arinrv a tio
llii uuou m utLDwtiu was given
! him. An arm and a leg
himbnn onn nthaF ininrina intlinfl
,t .
LUu un uao irgaiucu ijuusviiuuBUosa
and seems to be on a fair road to
recovery.
had for $5.00 by calling at The
Watchman Office.
The 6rub!i ButHiog Getting In tbs Air.
The workmen on tha Grubb
building ran up and put into po
8iti u, yesterday afteruo?u at 8 :10
o'ch ck, the fi st one of the up
rights of the last i-t, or seventh
story uprights. Iu honor of the
event an American flag was tied to
the upper end of the iron post and
it now waves iu the breeze aloft
and, can be aeon in high phces for
a distance -of 25 tnihn around.
This building, which is progres
sing rapidly will In one of the
finest and larg- si in the State aud
will probably be known as Salis
bury's sky scraper uril one more
lofty is built.
Suicide Near O.gan Church.
Citizens living in the Orgau
Church neighborhood were greatly
shocked Sunday to learn of the
tragic death of Clarence Kluttz.
Sunday morning a brother of the
deceased was marred at the Luth
eru church at O gm Church.
When the family returned home
the body of the brother was found
lying upen a bfd, with a rifle of
small calibre near him. He was
dead, a bullet hole in the body,
whbh penetrated thj left lung
and parted an artery, telling the
story of the manner of his death.
It seeir el that the wound was salf
i. flic ted and it is supposed that
the young man sat upon the bed,
placed the mvzz'e cf the gun to
his breast and pulled the trigr
with his tue. The deceased was a
8 mi of Henry K'.uttz of the O-gan
Church n ithborh od and a brother
of John W. C. Klut z, o" this cil.y.
Im the mon i g the y u g man
" 1 a tt
ia - to aTtte"
acted rather stra. g ly, declin-
d his brother's wed
ding. No caus3 his h' en assigned
for the rash act.
.
Braci Rally at Baptist Church.
A big rally of the various Bara
ca claes-s in the city will be held
iu the First Baptist Chnrch Snn
d ty nighv, op'niiug at 8:15 o'clock.
fhe prograaim , arranged f-r
the occasion is as fallows
Mr.s'.c.
Script'ire 1 s:i a:.d prayer,
R v. S. B. Turrentine.
M u-ic.
Acdre3s of welc me. R v R L.
Motley.
Response to wel3om, J. C.
K'-sIer.
Muic .
Ad l ess by D: J im Whithad
What Our CUss II is Dnt : 1st
Baptist, H. Z. White; HVms
Memorial, F. I, M ra . ; Chest
nat HiP, J. A J):ie-; Sponc-ir,
Mr. Ste(heu.son ; 1st Methodist,
N. W. Collett.
What the Baraca Hs8 D me for
Silidmry, A. B. Sa'.eeby.
Music.
VR mud. table talk.
Benediction, Rev. C. M. Short
- -
01 J Fslks Sino?.
There will bo an ob.i folks or fa.
sol, la, singing at Z b, in Bethel
Lnthrn chuich, on Fa lay, Aug
13th, beginning at 10:3) o'clock
S 5ver.il giod singrs arj expected
that day. Everybody is invited to
c: m and '-riiiK thir old books
and w 11 filled baskets and have a
real gocd tin'e. Songster.
Meeting at Union Church.
Trn Uuiou L"cal, of the Far
m'r'e Educational and Co-opera
tivo Union of Am- rica, cf Union
Church neighborhood, will hold a
pub'ic meeting at Union A-"5id-my,
rfaturdiy, Ju'j 3lsf, at 5 p m. A
spicial spak r is nxoected. A
full attend mc h u-d and the
public f.orJUUy invited t) come
Thj Electric Cbilr R aily Ui Eas'nsss.
The electric chair has been pre
pared in a special room in the
p Miite.itiary aud the current fur
nished by the dynam s of that
institution ill bo able to du the
didly work. lb sems that
R0D33 n c uuty furuishes the tirst
victim. It is to bo observed that
tha states which hav this form of
capital punishment find if far su
perior to thi gi'low3 or to the
r fl, killing with guns havii g
been a long t me the offijiil mode
of daath m I .dun torritorv. Au
ck i ....
"leleotnc chair is a rndo but strong
. . ne nau a,,j :rnr. p,.a
o-u uu j u-;a uu ma uui vu uo
brought to the penitentiary until
i the day of doom, and then in the
quiet ro- m and in the presence of
a i'ew officials meet their fate at
the bands of the warden, now
Thoma3 P. Sal, who only has to
move a switch, cuts the current
on. Raleigh dispatch.
ON TO RICHMOND.
Salisburians Great on Bulig SultGisss.
Richmond's Proligacy.
The Richm md News-Leader cf
the 30th says :
For, risitig Thirsty when the Morn
is dim.
He boards a train for Richmond
or th9 Jim;
Full many a Drink he qiaffs at
Red Eye spring,
And takes a bursting Suit-case
hom tith him.
Ruuaiyat f Howdryiam.
Out of the arid wastes of North
Carolina, eke from the neighbor
hood of Salisbury, where the fam
tshi ig plod listly through the sand,
a solid train of excursionists let t
this mcrn:ng lor Virginia; an ex
cursion for the benefit of those
wh" have never sen the historic
capital of this state; for the ben
efit of those who may have mat
ters of business importance to at
tend to here; -for the benefit cf
those who since the Old North
State became even a parching will
derness, have come to look upon
Richmond as a verdant oasis where
the suffering find surcease from
thirsting, and thu weary are at
rest.
From" North Cur-dins, o.u a
through trah, the'run is a little
ovar two hours long, and th se
Tar Heel brothers are now1 scat
tered all over the city, though it
was learned that a goodly number
of them had run aground below
Twelth street in the section of
large mail order houses and have
not yet had even a glimpse ot the
Capital Square.
That these excursions are be
c iming more and more popular
was shown this morning at one of
these liquor houses, the owner
pointing out that since Nofth
Carolina had gone dry more peo
ple from that state had visited
Virginia than in the preyiousifive
nr s'v vfiftr. in-se V13U9 lnaau
th3 f x .eldit.ure of Urg., eum9 in
Richmond annually,, amounting
to many thousand dollars.
And thi largi expsnditure of
' ar Heel cash is not coi fi led to
th- liqaor trad'. Thousands of
North Caroli iane, members of
the "prohibition party," come t(
I tow:: to se t he sgh's ami d j son e
' shipping," and they leav.) a la
rol of money in this beautifu',
brpij summer resort.
It. was 1-arnrd i'i th:s ramble
that prohibition laws hive exerted
a strargi effect on the suit-case
tradu here. Dozens of these who
come nip from tho South invest
immediat ly in suit-case. These
are delivered at the large liquor
houses, wh ri thy are stocked
with b tfes and set aside for their
owners, who call just before train
time in ttn evening.
Some of these 'excursionists "
oa of the dealers ooiuted out,
would frequently bring in two
suit cases, and would require as
sistance in carrying them down to
the station. Others, however, he
eaid, whes-j wants are more u;od
erate, are content with one case,
holding not over ten or twelve
one quart bottles,
THIRD AM'YERSIBYDAY.
Nazareth Orphan's Htft, Cre:cn N. C,
to Hava an Interesting Occasion.
On Thnrs lay, AugU3; 12ih, Naza
reth Orphan's Home, of Creecr-nt,
this couuty, will co'.ebrute its
third anniversary with appropriate
exercises This is a young but
splendid institution and is doing
a noble work iu the way of provid
iug a horns for the homeless, and
in educating and cultivating the
needy. Judging by ,tho past a
large number of people will be
present on the above menticne
date to hear and take part in the
exercises, for which the followi; g
interesting programme has been
arranged :
Morning
1. Mus-ic by the ban.
2. Song No. 297, Sunday Sch ol
Hymnal.
3 Prayer Rev. W. H. Causey,
Concrd, N, C.
4. Address Dr. Jacob C Leon
ard, Lexington, N. C.
Afterxois.
1. Meetirgcf Bear": cf Mana
gers.
2. Prayer J. L. Yearick, Reck
well, N. C.
3. Anniversary Song -Children.
4. Military Drii Eight Boys.
5. S ng LUtlo Children.
0 Recitation Abe V) all Price.
7. Song Orphani' Day Chil-
i dren.
S. Hoop Drill Twelve Girls. J
9. Song Children.
10. Quartette.
11. Address by prominent
speaker.
12 Quartette.
13. Announcements.
li Song God be with you
till we meet again."
15. Benediction.
The managers of the institution
are as follows :
Revs. J. M. L. Lyerly, Ph., D ,
Pees; C. B. Heller, Sec; W. II.
Causey, S. W, Beck, W. W. Rowe,
L. M. Peeler, Paul Barringer, D.
D; J. H. Moose, Treas; J. L.
Murphy, D. D; J. T. Hedrick, W.
H. McNairy, T. W. S. Grimes.
Ladies' Ansilary: Meedame?
Jennie Lyerly J. T. Hedrick, C. B,
Holler, Juo, Ingle, J. D. Andrew,
M. A Foil, G. T.. Crowell, Bessie
McNairy, L. R W hitener, and
Miss Ida Hedrick.
Hn . j
. F. Fnck, is the superintend-
ant and has b9en giving general
satisfaction since hia icnmhnnrv
sacisractiou since nis itumoency,
n . ..
lOOleemee ItemS.
TT TT . , ,
11. Id. bwicegood and wife pass-
od through our town Sunday en
& . . , . J
route to visit tneir sou, near
Woodlf. Eov-au county.
The wood boat is "running in
fnll hlaak Thov hanl IK nnrfJa nf
j - -
wood at one load.
The make
time from hoat. hnnsfts t.n innnhnu
.... J
in eight minutes.
C. H. Hartman of Salisbury,
J '
was in our town this week on By virtue of an execution, in attarh
business. Mr. Hartman is con- "ien? Proceedings, directed to the un-
templatbg running a first class
modevu cafe in North Coole' nv o .
He will be back iu a few days to
close the deal.
rn tt .u r
T.H. &tiff. the insurance man of
uttuonui), nas hhih u iew ut vs
(1 1 ! (1 K 11 T I. , C J
apt-Hintr nfT tha Acnth oloim rf W.t-
settling oil the death ciaimot Har-
riS0U CuthtreL's wife. Mr. Cuthrel
, 3 -j , a . I.
had said m less thau five dollars
and received claim for 87 00. al-
so hi, litt.-P ohilH tht,HpH fow
diysaeo he had oaid nftv cents
Cocleemee Journal.
A Star nn-t-P TSUI! P.all
f
Ka(f fmm 1R fn 90 Ponfa nor
P w " - w v w v j m. i
-f 11
awioia liniw in iu iu-ouuiiuui , cjc-
nf.vmir.flat.nhiolrana hrinoinif 9F.
7 O
ents, fl-tur over four cents a
.
piand, corn over a dollar aljushei
and Other farm products away Up
in the air in pr ce, to say nothing
f c itton which has new reached
13 cents a nound. We arise t
submit the assertion that the
foregoing facts make a loudei
-
"stay-on-the-farm, boys," cal:
than does pages of written advice
by the follow who left the farm
some years ago, Mcuroe Enquir
er,
. . . a
Scu h 6e!s a Lemon.
The extra session of Congress
will soon be a thing of the piet
it is plain now, at this stage
of the game, that the South is go-
mg to get a lemon, it not worse,
Iron ore, coa' and hides will b
, .if i- t t i
jus on tno iree list. nnmuer will
taming the Houes through rate on
umber and the Senate rate on the
finished product. Cotton bagging
will be put back on the dutiable
list. A drawback on ties will not
i -jir cii-li. t
be provided for. Sulphate of
nmniiia,. used in fertilizers, ia to
. . , r i.i r i-i.
be taken from the free list.
'
The New England States will
e -t the benefit of raw material.
The woolen and cotton schedules
.., t , , , .r. .,,
will nob be lowered. 1 here will
be no reduction of rates on food
products.
i il "ii mm pm ii wr m m I a
"
FOR
Biliousness
Constipation
Headache
Indigestion
Dyspepsia
Flatulency
Malaria
Chills & Fever
Jaundice
Sleeplessness
Nervousness
Loss off Appetite
and all disorders aris
ing from Torpid Liver, jj
. TAKE IT NO?.
THE GENUINE has the RED Z on
the front of each package and the
signature and seal of J. H. ZIIIN
& CO. on the side, in RED. &
mm k
Re-Sale of Real Estate.
Pursuant to a judgment of the Super
ior Court made in the Spacial proceed
iug entitled "C. F. Atwell, Lula Safrit
Atwell, J. H.Carroll. Janit Carroll and
John Safrit vs John Hill, Henry Hill,
Maggie Hill, Amanda Hill, Michael
Hill, Jennie Hill, James Hill, W. A.
Albright, Maria E. L. Albright, George
Hill, Sallie Hill and Rebecca Hill", the
undersigned commUeioners, appointed
by said Court ia said proceeding will
sell at public auction, for cash, to the
highest bidder, ac the Court House
Door in the City of Salisbury, on
Monday, Jylj tbe'Ntfe. 1909,
at 12 o'clock M., eight-ninths Undivid
ed interest in ano to 'jne tract of land
'jigand being in Li.aker Township,
Kowan County anu known as the Wash
ington Hill lands, adjoining the land?
of John Eendleman and others, and
bounded as follows: Beginning at &
stake, a corner formerly of Guy Hill s
and runs 60 West of South 55 poles to a
hickory, John Rendlemen's corner;
thence South 23 East 59 poles to a post
oak, said Rendleman's corner ; thence
North 40 West 57 poles to a black oak,
said Rendleman's corner: thence West
4 iSorth 34 poles to a Spanish oak, said
Rendleman's corner ; thence South 110
pole8 to a stake; thence North i 135
poles to the beginning containing 97
acres in the entire tract. For back
title reference is made to aeed regiert
ed in the Register's Office of Rowan
Co,ty, in- Book No' 41 PaSe 288- Sa!e
W1n be left open 10 dayg for a bid
The purchaser on day of sale will be
required to pay down 10 of the pur-
chase price and if he does not a re-sale
will be immediately had, and if a 10 per
cent bid shxli not be placed within 10
dyf. then the amount deposited will be
credited on the purchase price, other-
wise it will be returned. Bidding to
TSS."JSriM.
P. S, CARLTON and KERR CRAIGE,
Commissioners
oauiix ) in tne superior
Kowan (Jounty Court,
William McGowan ( Sale of Heal
a r I E-ta:e Under
S. J. Poarch. I Expp.nt.inn
Kowan County in the above entitled
tenon, i will, on
Monday, AllgUSt ih 2ft(f, 1909,
at 12 o'clock M.. at the
Oourt House door in the City of Halis-
bur seli to hi,h!1 jfV :
lAcl. fA a.fifn . . .. " J ' .1 I '
. 1 luaai'01j earn eievutiun, an tne
llue ana interest wnicn the said
S.J. Poarch. the defendant. hd on Mv
17th, 1909 or now has in the following !
uescriuea real estate :
One house and lot in East Kne.nftr
about 320 feet ekmih of Loner st.rppt
and on the Sautheru extension of Spen-'
-Beginning at a stone on Southern St,
stone Newkirk's line : thence with this
line S. 57 V. 40 feet to a stone : thence
us. caz ieet to the beginning,
being lot .No. 30 on the Hadenand Hei-
hg map, and fuller description refer
ence is hereby made to deed registered
T , , . -j
in thP. Kfcn star's I lttir in Rrtb- OA
I u vukiuf A'VVyA J IVCV.
j oo iuis uemg me iiouse ana lot xor
merlv occupied by S. J. Poarch.
I A 1 onnfhan 1.4- nli'n:n M -l I,
I M.1BJ UllOlllCl lUb ILU IlIIIIIMJJr 1 M UlltlVH
and fully described bv metes, and
pounas in neei rogutered in the Reg-
90 page 32 1. Th. same beine a vacant
ot and being 40 -eet front and runmng
- riKf.K .iiiinr. ly. uof. 'siuounnu
hereby made to botn of said deeds for
-UA Qt-scription, iu -tes and bounds
1 he house on the first lot has live
corns ana is in good Condition and well
located. The ab.ife nronertv will he
sold under attachment proceedings and
me purciiaser will gee a good tit e to
the same subject to a mortnatre ol
about $475 .00 due H. H. Swicegovd.
.terms oi sale: cash.
This June 22nd, 1909.
J H. MeKEflZIE,
Sheriff of Rowan County.
Mortgage Sale.
Default having been made in the nav-
mentofthe indebtness secured by that
ted by R. M. Overcash and Vircie A.
Overcash to IS. B. Miller on the 10th
number 32 Dage 233 of Rowan countv
Record of Mortgages, the undersigned
trustee, pursuant to tne terms ol 6aiU
mnr-t.trtrp nri nnH
contained, wil' sell at public outcry to
tVlCk l l' tY l f K.' rl . . .. U i Al
Cjurt House door in Salisbury. North
Carolina on
MOndajf, AOgOSt 2, 1909,
at twelve orclockM., the following real
property, to wit:
-aiout one iui iiu nine Hiasi oi me
old Bethpage church, in Atwell Town-
ship, on the new public road from Kan-
I t.-.,i ;ii i i il
iiauuus iu uiiutuvniB, uuu, uuuer ine
.n,.M,ntinBi t.haHaorf. f n i
Dt al recorded in book 95 pages 426 and
428 of Rowan county Record of Deeds,
urBiim..s at a
stake on the old l.ns iheme .North 20
West 29.75 chains to a s'one, thence
I ast 75 links to a peitimon, thence
-North 20 West 20 chains to a hickory,
thence west 1 chauii to a hiciiorj?,
thence south7chains to a stake, hence
13de E. 8.50 chains to a tniall willow in
thb ditch, thence souih 4 ) chains to a
uke, thence south 78 de. East 8 50
oh uns to the beginning containing tiTty
acies more or le.-s.
This the 0;h day cf ,Tune, 1939.
B. B MiLLBu. trustee.
Notice cl Eale Mef Execution.
North Carolina, In the Superior
Kowan connty. I court.
D M. Miller,
vs. Notice of Execution of
G i Poole ) sale.
By virtue of an execution directed to
the undersicned from the Simeiinr
court oi Kowan county in the above
, - r
entitled action, I will on
Monday, the 2nd day of August, 1909,
at 12 o'elock noon at the court house
door of said county, sell to the highest
bidder for cash to satisfy said execution
all defendant's 1-5 undivided rnht.
wuc anu luteresi; in ana to tne lollow
ing described real estate, to wit:
Beginning at east corner of the Sal
isbury Graded school lot or. Ellis st.
thence N. 4o E. 63 ft. toastake ; thtnee
N. 45 degs. V. 75 tt. to a stake on W.
N.O, Railroad: thenca with the rail-
r .ad N. 72 degs. W. 126 ft. to the line
of the Graded school lor ; thence S. . 45
n.. ivi is. with uneoi said lotto the be
ginning. The sain1 being andlijt?g in
tne iNorth ward ol thj town r oulit
i bury, N. C. Said property is sut ject
however, to two mortgage tiust deds
aggregating $190 00 d-e and fayable
on the 1st day of July, 1P03.
This 21st day of June, 1909.
J. H. McKEKZIE,
sheriff of Rowan county.
Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition, Seattle,
Wasb, Jupb 1st to October 1st, 1909.
For the above oocasion the
Southern Railway announce! ex
tremely low rates for the ronnd
trip " Rate of $84.75 will apply
from Salisbury, N. C. Same
round trip rate will apply from
nearly all points in North Caro
lina. Tickets on sale daily until Sept,
29th, with final limit October
81st. Passengers allowed to go via
one direct route, and return via
another direct route without ad
ditional cost. It will ccst 15 00
additonal to go or return through
California, one way.
For further information call on
your depot agr nt, cr write
R L. VERNON, D. P. A.,
Charlotte, N. C.
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SALISBURY MARKETS.
Corrected weekly by D. M. Miller.
Apples, per bushel, 80 to 90
Bacon, sides per fi, 11 to 12.
shoulders, per a, 11 to 12.
ham, per ft, 14 to 16.
round, per ft, 10 to 12.
Butter, choice yellow, 15 to 20
Chickens, per lb, 8 to 9.
Ducks 20 to 30.
Guineas, 25 to 30.
Eggs, per doz, 14 to 16.
Corn, per bushel, 95c. tojl.00.
Flour, straight, per sac, $3 2o to $3.40
" pat, $3.40 to 3.50.
Hay. per. hundred fts, 60 to 80
Honey, per lb, 12J to 15.
Lard, N. C, per lb, 12 to 13.
Mfeal, bolted, per bu. 1,00.
Oats, per bu, 60 to 65
Potatoes, Irish, pe' bu 80 ro 90
Wheat per bush. 1.30 to 1 40
Onions , 50 to 60.
8ALISBUBT COTTON If A RE ST.
Corrected by M. C. Quinn.
Good middling, L'24fs.
Strict middling, 10c.
Stains and tinges. 9 and 10c.
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Hearses, Casket Wagons, Chnrch
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Special attention given to all
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Phone calls : day, 224 ; night,
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