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FAITH.
Nov. 9 P. A. Peeler and his
workmeu started Will Josey'snevr
residence Monday.
Murry Peeler has bought three
acre9 of land near D. Hiuce
mans and let contract to P. A.
Peeler for a handsome new resi
dence. He expects to be living in
it by ChristmaB,
Dlph Eller has moved on the
old Fayett Josey farm, on Mrs.
John Miller's part.
The Faith Granite Co., has just
received a contract for five thous
and feet of street curbing, and are
at work ou it.
Mrs. Lillie Kstler, of Salis
bury, and little daughter is visit
ing her daughter Mrs. J. M. Wy
atr, this week.
Some very fine barbershop fur
niture has arrived from Chicago
for Bb Stirewalt's barbershop
here. Venub.
MORGANS X ROADS.
November 8. Health of this
section is very good at this writ
ing.
There was a regular cloudburst
here Saturday night at 12o'clock.
The biggest ever known here.,
John Goodman's barn, rented
by Franklin Morgan, was burned
by lightning Siturday night. He
saved his cattle, but his rough
age, wagon, fertilizer and harness
w re lost. Also lightning struck
Charlie Wilse wheat house and
tore OLe side to pieceB and tore
his saddle to atoms, Nothing
burned.
Forty-five" opossums were
brought across the Yadkin river j
last week by Lee Morgan. He
was taking them to.Salisbury .
Miss Amanda J. Morgan visited
James M. Morgan's Sunday.
Miss Flora Arey visited at John
Casper's Sunday.
James and Clartnce Morgan
passed through our community,
I guess they are on one of their
big trips again.
Farmers are not done sowing
wheat through tins section yet.
Charles Morgan x was the first to
get through. Good for bim.
Shortie.
6RAHAM X ROADS.
Oct, 30. Fine weather for sow
ing wheat.
Messrs. Bost, Cauble and Wise,
all of Mt. Pleasant College, N. C,
visited home, people last Sunday.
Will Buckler had a corn husk
ing laet Saturday evening.
A thunder storm passed over
this community last Saturday
evening accompanied with consid
erable wind and rain .
Last Monday morning had a
white frost and plenty of ice.
George Bost, of Chestnut Hill,
and his best girl were out here
last Sunday.
The Salem School will open
November the 15th. Miss Mary
Brown is j rincipal and Miss Cora
Pless. assistant.
The Lingle school opens the 8th
November.
Miss Anna Briggs' school will
open November the 23rd at Bar
ber.
J. B. Lingle is confined to his
room at this writing.
Capt. Carter has moved the
rock-crusher from the Lingle
camp to the Salem camp last
Monday evening. They will
move the camp the first week in
November and will spend the win
ter at this place.
Tom Safrit had a corn shuck
ing last Monday evening.
Archie Albright hid in a hollow
log for a week. It was a girl.
The health of the community is
fairly good at this time.
Some of our girls are going t'o
scool at Mt . Pleaeant, just because
they are going to marry a preach
er. John Baring and Mrs. Marrian
Rex were married at Salem par
sonage. Rev. B. S. Brown tied
the knot .
J. 8. Cauble and Will Buckwell
killed beeves Friday evening.
Will Briggs had a corn shuck
ing last Wednesday night.
1 wish some of the Stanly peo
ple would drive some of their
opossums up this way as we
haven't any herer Jack.
LIBETY X ROADS.
Gold Hill, rural No. l,Nov 8.
Travis Holshouser and a party
will go to Ducktown, Tennesee
Copper mine in the near future.
Miss Ida Eagle visited at John
Hill's last Saturday nignfc.
Miss Ada Morgan was married
to John Ludwick recently Rev.
W. C . Cruse performed the cere
mony. T. H. Morgan has moved hi3
mill out near the Cross Roads on
Ivy Morgan's land. Saturday be
ing his principal mill day.
John Linker is sawiug some
timber for Gooman Bros, near
the Cross roads .
Rev. James Willson preached
his laBt sermon at' Liberty last
Sunday for this Conference year.
Miss Elthie Kesler is working
for J. A. Aroy at Gold Hill.
Jessee Cranford is wearing a
broad smile. It's a big girl,
Charly Brady is working at J.
A. Ribtin's sawmill near Barber.
Our people are placing lots of
rock near. the Cross Roads prepar
atory for fixing our road.
A young housekeepsi ' at C. G.
Frick's.
Rev. James Willson spent Sun
day night with C. A. Campbell.
If pellegra is due to sleeping ou
feathers. We wonder if Mr. Bost,
of Cabarrus, had a feather-bed
for his mule to sleep on .
We learn that John H. Morgan
has a pate i of ever-bearing black
berries. Thebriars recently had
ripe and green berries on at the
same time and Mr Morgan made
pies from some of the berries quite
recently.
The health of this vicinity is
fairly good at present.
A good rain last Saturday night
greatly aided the farmers in plow
ing their hard ground.
With best wishes the Watchman
and its readers. Billy.
JACKSON COLLEGE.
Nov. 8. The farmers are very
busy sowing wheat now.
The health of this community
is very good except a few colds.
Miss Mary Agner of Palmers
ville, N. C, vieited home folks
Saturday Dight and Sunday
accompanied by Miss Maggie
Richie.
J, H. Morgan was visited by a
large crowd of young folks Sun
day evening.
Harvey Wyatt is working at
Albemarle now.
Rev. Sheets preached an excel
lent sermon at Corinth Baptist
Church Sunday.
George Ribliu visited at home
SuLday.
Frankie Morgan has got his new
residence about completed,
D. A, Ketchey spent Saturday
night with J. W. Morgan.
Lilly Barger visited at A, E.
Morgan's Saturday night.
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ARGAIN DAY
S AT THE
daring the first week in this month. Last month was a record breaker in all the
history of this store. We have bought the goods at low prices and that's why the
Salisbury Dry Goods Company sells it lor less. Men, bring your family and have
your wants satisfied in our store. We have just what you want in Woolen Dress
Goods for your daughters, a,nd all the Ladie's Coats and Knit Goods as cheap as
you can buy them at wholesale
IfJoolen Dress Goods
LISTEN! Just received 75 pieces of the
finest Woolen Dress Goods ever brought
to this city at prices none can beat.
42 inch Mohair in colors and stripes. Big
values at 65c. Our price 47c. A large
shipment of Rough Serge in all the lead.
ing colors and stripes 40 inch wide. This
goods is regular 75c goods but we are go
ing to sell if for 47c. Be sure and ask to
see it.
Silk Lewtina a new fabric 42 inch wide and
a beautiful goods for Coat Suits. This
is regulor SI. 25 value for 98c. Colors:
blue Wistenia, black London, smoke Grey.
One lot of flue Woolen Dress Good 54 inch
wide and is the leading style for skirts
and coats for the children. This is reg-
ular $1.00Jgoods but we are offering
it for 69c
I lot of Cotton Suiting. This is in all
colors. Regular 25c values at 18c
Flanneletts
We have one of the finest selections of this
goods ever displayed. We will be glad
to have you ask about them. All colors
and stripes for children's school
dresses at 10c yard
en's Hats
Special Sale of hats for this week.. 1.50
Hats at 97c, Wide brim and full stock.
Young men do you want style? If so, we
have it for you at prices none can beat
98c, 1.48, 1.98, up to 3.48
Underwear, Underwear Special Showing in Hen's
Tnrlprwpnr vVf na.ve the largest shin- S , . .,
Outing
10c Outing at 8c
This goods is in light colors and stripes.
-Sells everywhere at 10c. Our price. 8ic
All the family is cordially invited to see our
beautiful goods and enjoy trading at. the
Underwear. We have the largest ship
ment of Tnderwear ever brought to this
city at prices that none can compare
with the quality. Ladie's vest at. 25c
50c. Ask to-see the Underwear.
MEN'S UNDERWEAR. This is 50c value
at 38c
Men's 75c heavy wool fleece at 50c
Men's heavy wool at.. 75 and 1.00
Shawels and Jlnit Goods
No one can help but buy one of oui large
shawls. They are beauties at
48c, 59c, 75c, 98c
A full line of this goods to show you
Baby's tognos at 25c
Boy's knit drawers leggins at 25c
Baby's-knit sweaters at $5c
Ladie's knit sweaters, full line at. . . . 1.48
Heavy Overcoats
These coats were bought at special bargains
and we are going to sell them at special
prices, and YOU MUST BE; FIRST.
These are regular $10.00 values. We are
going to offer for ten days only at $5.98.
Be sure and see them.
Salisbury
Specials, Specials
3 cakes Octagon Soap lOc
3 cans Good Luck Baking Powder 10c
3 for 20c
51b bucket of Blanks Standard Coffee. Re
tails everywhere at $1.00. We sell it
at : 75c
Friday, Saturday, Monday.
Goods Co.
Dry
25c JboxJofl'Mentholeum at 25c
50c bottle. of Syrup of Figs at Li35c
Post Cards.. Jc
Paper Pins lc
Men's heavy Hose 15c
25c Ladie's Combs at 10c
Ladie's LonglQoatsjf!
Through a most fortunate purchase we
closed out one hundred and fifty Jong coats
in brown and blue black. Big value at
$10.00. We are offering you at $5.98 and
$6.48 choice. These are excellent values
and if youwant to keep warm get under
one of these coats.
Comforts, Blankets
Our full line of Comforts and Blankets
is a credit to any cne who knows, quality
and one who appreciates a bargain. Com
forts at 98c, 1.48 1.98 and 2.00.
BLANKETS . Full H size of 2, 50 blank
ets. These are bai gains at $1.98
ElUin Blankets at $3 48 and $4.98
200 yards of redi flannel at 20c
One lot at 25c
34 inch fine quality at . 35c
THE STORE THAT SELLS IT FOR-LESS
103 S. Main St. next to Kluttz & Reileman
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