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THE TOWN THAT PUSH BUILT V. The Wily Furniture . Man H ERE is the furniture dealer who read A clothier's ad. and by it was led To spend for clothing the selfsame -bill ' That he got from the dry goods mer-chant's-till, Where it had been, placed when the butcher bought And paid with the bill that he had got When the grocer with him had settle ment made With the money the honest workman paid. P. S. The local dealer whVs up to snuff Will always advertise his stuff in the colauii s of The Carolina Watchman, the paper that, gos to the Mechauic, t he Farmland all classes of good people, people who have meai.p, people who luv merchan dise and people-who call for what they waut and - pay for what they get. Their patronage is worth having and their money is as goid as any one's. An advertisement in The Carolina Watchman will reach these good people. ML Pleasant Collegiate Institute. A thoroughly pquippd Sec ondray School for hoys and young men. Prepares stu dents for the Junior class in the leading Colleges One of the highest schools on the ac credited list of the State Uni versity. College and iTijiver sity trained teachers. Com modious buildings on a large, beautiful campus. Society halls, library, reading room?, athletic grounds. Military training for promptly ss, obe dience, erect carriage and physical development Kxpeoses very lowfor advantage! offered Illustrated catalogue with full information sent upon request. Address G. P. MCALLISTER. Principal 7-l8t Mt. Pleasant, N, C. OPEN AH ACCOUNT WITH THE FIRST NATIONAL IJflNK, Salisbury, no W. C ClH3HENOUR, P. sident, T C Linn, Vice-Pr aidant, W H. Whiik, Cushier. Capital - -. - 50,000 00 Stockboiiers' Liability 50,000 00 Surplus and Profits - 53,581 56 Deposit? January I, (909, 317 785 06 Resonicts January 1, 1909, 459,736 84 Dkk fORs: John S. Henderson, D. a. Atwell, T. C. Linn," H. N. Woodson, Burton Craige, W. S. Blackmer, Walter H. Woodson, W. B. Strachan, A. II. Price, W. C. Coughenour. Every accommodation extended con sistent with safe banking. W. H. WHITE, Cashier Do You Want to Help Make Good limes ? Then put your money in our bank. We wiil put it into Circulation and pa; :u 4 -PER CENT INTEREST This will make prosperity and everybody will be benefited. - The State's Strongest Banking Institution. LOWER ROWAN. Aug 5. We have been having lots of rain for a few days.. The he-1th of,, this community is very good at this writing. I. Cowan Shaver, is wearing a broad smile. It's a big boy. Ar rived July 27th. Misses Agnes and Jennie Tal bert, of Concord, are visiting re lativeg and friends in this section this week. W, A'. Stokes is spending a few days in this section. Miss Li Hie Shaver has began her school at prosperity school house. A boy a Rofns Lowery's, arriy ed July 26th. Miss Truly Morgan is teaching a subscription school at the pond school house. Mrs. S. Jane Cotton, of Rich field, visited relatives here last week. Some of the young men about here got waterbound Suuday night. I puess they got home Monday night, Hal., Misb Pearle Cress and her moth er, nf Davidson couuty, are visit ing relatives in this community. The children's day at Luther's E L. church, Piuoy Woods, July 25th, was enjoyed by a large crowd The exercises were grand. Another, wedding July 29th Houston Crowell, of Stanly coun ty and Miss Neta Feezor, of Da vidson county, were the contract ing parties. W. A. Kirk returned home last week from Stauly couuty, where he had been visiting relatives. Blue Eyes. 60LDHILL Auk 9. We have ooid abun dance of rain and corn is improv ing wonderfully. The crop of early potatoes is very .good and are selling for 50c per bushel. The V'migbty" Haag show has come ai d g ne. They gave a very creditable performance for a sec o! d rate circus, and it must be said that they have a cleau show. There was no gambling, no games f chance, naither was thera any immoral features connected with it, as is usually the case with cir cu8ses. The crowd was small here) however, and the show, fell i debt heavily, it is said . John Hill aud Miss Lula Ba- singer were united in mariiage last Tuesday a week at Reems Basinv er's residence . May they be hap py and. prosper. Rev. Wm. Ashley is preaching at the Holiness church two miles from here. They are having a 10-days meeting. Much interest is being shown, and large crowds are in attendance day and night- Dr. Monk, who has been pracv ticing medicine here since the death of Dr. Bowers, has left, and located at Spencer, Dr. Moore n Id is now our olyn" physician. He will build an office near N. Lutfy's store. Dr, Moorefield is a very clever gentleman and we wish him success in his profession. Mrs. Addie Hart is visiting rel atives here. Miss Carrie McCarues is visit iug at Spencer at her brother's. MissOUie Foil, of Mt. Pleas ant, is visiting friends here. J. H. Moyle, of Salisbury, is visiting here at his brother's. He says balisbury has "gone dead" Bince the State went dry, that there is no work hardly going on, and pleuty empty houses. This condition exists in plenty places besides Salisbury and (iofd Hill. It exists in towns where tuere are plenty of bar-rooms. Such a state is more ofteu attrib utable to the presence of bar rooms than t't any other cause Salisbury's pro gress is now up warrt""ai.d coiisi quently not as I rapid as -sliding don into the outturn lees pit on skids greased ? with the tears of hungry and nak ed wiles and children and the blood of the Hell-broth victims.- Ed. Watchman The Gold Hill miners have not nt received their pay and the mines have again been advertised for sale. Mkb. RED HILL - ; The health, of the community is" very good at. the present, exoejpi a few chills ; ' " . We have beeu having lots of rain for the past week, which was a great help to crops Most of the farmers are now turning there ground for wheat. .-- ; - -. . Mr." and Mrs -F, L, Agner and two littlo daughters, Beulah and Ruth, visited Mrs. Agners' father last Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Frick visit ed at Frank Pools last Sunday. There was quite a crowd visiting at Frank Caubte's last Sunday. Miss Carrie Cauble visited Miss Carrie Agner last Saturday night. The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs J. C Cauble has been siok for the past few weeks. Miss Carrie Cauble is visiting in Salisbury this week. Mr. aud Ms. Lewis Earnhardt and little son, Reiri, were welcome visitors at F. L. Aguer's Saturday night. D. M. Lyerly, our mail carrier, has been on the sick list for the past week. Chas. Lyerly died at his son's H L. Lyerly 's last Tuesday,, Au gust 3rd. Mr. Lyerly has been m bad health for several, years. He leaves a wife, four sous, thirty eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Blessed is ha that dieth in the Lord We are having a ucoessful school taught at Rowan Academy this summer by Miss Fannie Brown. Miss Beulah Peeler is visiting her grandpa, N. C. Peeler, of Rockwell. Carrie Agner spent a few days df last week with her aunt, Mrs. 0. C. Lverly. H. M. L. Agner visited his mother last Sunday eveuiug. I hope to report a wedding s Mn, that is if the Granite Quarry boy keeps e ming down this way. What has become oi our corres pondent? Come right along and help make the paper lively. Come along Betsy and let us hear from you. Suda. GOLDKKOB. After a damaging drouth it has been brokeu by a continuous rain estimated to be the largest rain fall this season. h i - The farmers are about through with their work except turning land for wheat and oats . Corn and cotton are looking well at present and the right sea son would prove fruitful to the tiller of the soil. An election was held reoently by the school committee of this district which resulted in Rev. P . M. Trexler being" made principal and Miss Nellie 0. Park, assistant. Miss Maggie Park, who taught the school for two years, will take a course at Mt Amoena Female Seminary at Mt. Pleasant, N. C. Paul C. Barger covered his house last Thursday for the third time in 78 years. One side cf the house was covered in the year 1881. in the year 1862 the shingles were removed, turned over and nailed on again, and, on July 5th, 1909, they were again torn from the roof aud replaced with new ones. Piease note the difference between the shingles of 1881 -and the shin gles of 1909. Several of the. citizens af our villa visited the "Mighty Haag Show" at Gold Hill and reported, a go id time, Henry C. Park, who has. been working for the Hndiugs Mfg. Co. of Atlanta, is homiT from otates boro, Ga., for a few daysT " T Miss Lucy Barrier, has returned from a trip to South Carolina. The Southern Power Co., has a force of hands at work, stretching wtieB ou their towera. Harvey 0. Parks and little Miss Gertrude Miller, who7 have been confined to their beds with typhoid fever are convalescing at this writing. Lewis Hdislhourer. is preparing I ito build V hew resid-nce near here i A large farm house ' has already been erected.' Lee. FAITH. ' August 9 . Kirk Beaver and Miss Florence Shuping, daughter of Sampson Shuping, were mar ried Sunday morning at Organ Church parsonage, Rev. H. A Trexler officis ting . Anoth sr young family for Faith, As a result of the. weeks meet ing, sixteen people were baptised Sunday at the pool at the Baptist church near Dunn Mountian On the 5th Sunday in August there will be another baptising at 10 a.m. Four families are wanting girls to come and live with them and they are all good places. One of fers $2.00 per eek. v A Granite cutter arrived at Charley Mesimer's August 5th. Peeler brothers are hauling granite to Salisbury to be used in I be government building there. Misses Mary Stirewalt, Sal lie Cauble and R xie Cauble visited their school mates. Miss Daisy and Leatha Agner Saturday nights. ' Venus. B. 1 The Yost Re Union. Aug 5. The ninth annual re union of the Yost generation was celebrated at Yost, on yesterday, by a large gathering of relatives and sriends, but on account of the inclemency of the weather it was not quite so largely attended as on last year and, a numl er of the speakers on the programme were unable to attend on account of excessive rains. Deyotional exercises were con ducted by Wm. A. Yost, of Lum ber ton, N. O. Among the speakers on the pro gramme was Prof. J, B. Moose, of Mt. Pleasant, who delivered an excellent address on the subject of 'education. He handled the subject with ease and the entire audience listened most attentive ly. This is a great subject at the present,and these pe ple are to be congratulated on having such subjects discussed. - All the subjects-on the' programme were equally as good, and it was a misfortune that all the speakers could not be present. A recep tion was given by Miss Maggie Stirewalt.. Another interesting part of the programme was the dinner which was spread on a large table pre pared in the grove. It is, useless to make mention' of all the many gocd things that were had to eat. A number of people brought theirbaskets well filled with the choicest eatibles, to which justice was done. Refreshments were al so served. We must not forget to make mention that1 J. A.Yost was mas ter ot ceremonies and that with his tact and ability and the es teem, m which he is held, by his community he filled his part of the programme with honors. . The music was furnished by the China Grove Silveriue Band, which added greatly to the enjoy ment of all. The committee on music were fortunate in securing the services of ; this band. After the exercises of the day ware over, all bid adieu, and ex pressed their regret that the day was not a longer day, that they might spend, more time together. The conduoi throughput the day reflects honor on the commuuity. We all extend bur sincere thanks to these people for the royal treat ment received at their hands, and wish for them a happy .and pros perous year, and with this, to you we bid adieu hoping again to meet you at the next annual re-union. ' J A Visitob. E. D. Lowder, of Albemarle, is aft the sanitorium for treatment Some days ago Mr. Lowder acci dentally sat upon a kerosene can and the spout indicted serious in Davidson Youg Han In Trouble." Mooresville, Aug. 7. J. F. Sawyer, a young man of about 20 years of age of Davidson, came to Mooresville to-day and went to the MooresviLe Loan and Trust Company to secure a loan of $105. He presented as collateral a note purporting to be legally signed by himself and thcee other men." E. O. Deatoui to whom the note had been presented for bavment. ana- a. ; pected forgery and deferred pay ment until an investigation. The result was that Sawyer was ar raigned before Mayor Brown this afternoon and bound over to court under a $250bond, in default of vhich he went to jail.. Sawyer admitted his guilt at the prelimi nary hearing, Special to Char lotte Observer 1 The Queen of Fashions. Richest and choicest creations are most elegantly and perfectly reproduced on tne standard Kotary. The World' Bet Sewingr ITlacliine The ouly machine whieh makes abso lutely perfect lock and chain stitching on the same machine. Ladies When you are in need of a sewing ma chine, you no doubt intend to give the matter intelligent consideration and should buy one which will last a life time, the Stand ardRotary. You Owe It to Tourself to learn how the Standard Rotary will do more and better work, in less time, and with more real -comfort and pleas ure than any other machine made. Send for circular. The standard Sewing Machine Co., For sale by Cleveland, Ohio. T. E. WITHERSPOON a CO., , Salisbury, N. O. On the account of ill health I have been forced to quit business, and now offer my store-house for rent, also store fixtures And a remnant of groceries for sale. My place is located on the pub lic Stokes ferry road, 3 miles from Sal isbury and within one short mile ,of Dunn's Mountain Granite Quarry and the American Stone plant. It is one of the best localities in the country to run a general merchandise business. For terms and farther particulars write or come and see me. T. J. LOFTIM, R. F. D. No. 6, Box 4. 8-8 4t. SALISBURY, N. C . New London High School. New London, N. C. Prepares young men and women for CoPege Healthful location. Comfort able and convenient buildings. Ex perienced teachers, Religious influence Excellent advantages in music and Elocution. Board and tuition very reasonable. Fall term begins September 1, 1909. For Catalogue and other information Address REV. J. D. RANKIN, Prin., New London, N. Where to Go to Buy When in need of good, reliable, single or double wagon or buggy Home-made Harness don't fail to hunt up our place on the corner of Innis and Lee Sreets. We also do first-class repairing on short notice and at reasonable prices. " . Our line of Saddles, Collars, Bridles, Halters, Whips, Brushes, Combs, Robes, Harness Oil and other horse supplies is. always complete and ready for inspec tion. We solicit a portion of your patronage and invite you to call and see our stock. If your horse is injured in any way get a bottle, of our Horse I Liniment. No cure, no pay. Hartline & Co. 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