THE CAROLINA VATCHUAH.
SHORT LOCAL ITEMS
Walter Foole, who fell and
broke an arm ab-ut a mouth ago
is able to be oat and oan use hit
cratches, the broken arm- bavins
neaiea.
A rehearsal was held Monday
nignt Dy tne 4tn uo. u. a. C.
Minstrels at the Armory club
rooms. All the music has ar
rived .
Miss Mary K Gordon d!ed of
pellegra at the home of her moth
er, Mrs. Mary Gord6n, on North
Main street, Monday morning
The faueral took place at the
borne Tuesday afternoon and the
burial was in the Chestnut Hill
cemetery.
Charles Insenhour, of Concotd,
has purchased the entire outfit
of the Bijou. He has been part
owner heretofore.
Examinations for custodian of
the new government building will
be held in the city on February
the 18th, 1911, Persons who ap
ply should see Local Examiner
Geo 0. Fisher.
Burt McNeely, the well known
colored barber, is reported at im
proving .
Prof. A. T. Allen, of the Sal
isbury Public ojhools, was made
secretary and treasurer of the N.
C. Association of City Public
School Superintendents and Prir
cipals, which met in Raleigh last
week
J. L. Glover vnn the $2.00
prize offered by J. C. Rosier at
the sed corn day proceedings
here last Thursday.
The Henkel-Craig Live Stock
Company, who do a large busi
ness here in live stock, have pur
chased of T. A. Cougben ur, the
old Bringle livery stable and lot
on East Iunea Street, between
Lee Street aud the railroad
This company, we understand,
will erect a largj brick stable and
wareroom there at au early day.
It is their inteuti n merely to
do a sales business and handle
vehicles. The Henkel Craige Co.,
has branches at Lenoir, States
ville andHickory.
H. L. Lazonby, who has been
making his home in Salisbury for
several years, has secured a posi
tion with the Carolina Construc
tion. Co., of Greensboro, and leaves
to-day for Winston, where he will
superintend the construction
of an opera bouBe.
As only a portion of the city
is rendered a double mail service
by the city carriers efforts are be
ing made to have another carrier
added,
The F-rd Bremer Lumber
Company have been operating
their large band saw mill for
stveral months and are cutting up
a lot of timber.
Prof. H. Louis Smith, presi
dent of Davidson College, was in
Salisbury on l.usinass to-day.
Miss Bessie May C'app and
Daniel Arthur Curry were mar
ried, at Spencer, Saturday eve
ning at the home of G. N. Cooper
the I rother-in-law of the bride.
Rev. N Staliings performed
the ceremony .
P. A. Stevenson, colored, who
waB stricken with paralysis last
week, is improving. The colored
Pythiani and MasonB are inter
esting themselves in his case.
Geo. W. Wright, undertaker,
has heard from a brother of Cass.
A. Frank who was found dead in
the old National Hotel some three
weeks ago. He is living in Sioux
City, Iowa. Ho was informed of
all the particulars incident to the
. death and burial of his unfortu
nate brother.
Mrs. L. M. Misenheimer died
Sunday afternoon at her home, on
the corner of Kerr and Shaver
streets, after a week's illnesss
with apoplexy. She was formerly
Miss Flortno Smnh of Davidson.
She leaves a husband and two
children, Miss May Misenheimer
and John Misenheimer, of Rich
mond. Va. She was, about 46
years of age. The. funeral was
held from St. John's Lutheran
church Tuesday morning, was
conducted by Rev. M . M Kinard
and the interment was in Chest
nut Hill cemetery . i
Mrs. W. C. Robertson died at
her home at Chestnut Hill Sun-
dav afternoon. of heart disease.
The funeral took place from the
home Monday afternoon, Rev. C
I. Morgan, pastor of Haven Luth
eran church, officiating. The
burial was in Cheitnnt Hill ceme
tery conducted by the Daughters
of Libertv. she being a member
of that order.
Julius Earnhardt, a splendid
citizen of Spencer, died quite
suddenly yesterday, at the age of
about 61 vears. Mr Earnhardt
was suffering from dropsy, had
i us t moved aud it is thought the
exertion due to this had an inju
rious effect upon him, although
the immediate cause of death
seems to have been the result of a
stroke of naralvsis. Mr. Earn
hardt leaves a. wife, a son, Wesley
Earnhardt, and afdauehter. Mrs
Harris, all of Soencer The fan
eral was held this evening, at
o'clock, from Mt. Tabor church
Franklin Townshm. and the in
termeut was in the
there.
The case of W. L Austin who
is indicted by the Stem piano
crmpany for the misappropria
tion of about $301 was up before
J. C. Kestler, Esq,. Monday af
ternoon. Auetiu has been collec
tor for the piano people and says
he can show no fraud had been
committed. He gave bond for
his appearanoe at the Superior
uourt.
The Church Workers Coaven
tion which was in session several
dayB at Faith Reformed Church
here closed Sunday night. Sun
day school work was discussed at
the morning service in an able
manner. The greater part of the
congregation remained at the
church and partook of a fine dm
ner provided by the ladies of the
church. The next convention
was set for the 5th Sunday in
April at New Gilead Reformed
church, near Concord :
Dr. C. M. Poole, president of
the State Medical Society of
North Carolina, has secured Dr.
J. H. McCormac, national lectur
er and organizer for the American
Medical Association, to give a
lecture in Winston-Salem on
February the 8th on public
hygiene, education and kindred
sul jects .
THE ROWAN HARDWARE
AND MACHINERY CO., an
ticipates the farmers needs, and
have the goods in waiting so that
n. time is lost in ordering. Their
advertisement in this week's
Watchman probably contains the
very information you are looking
for,
BRITTAIN & CAMPBELL will
again have all the garden aud
flower seed you want almost with
out price. Plow shoeB in abun
lance Their advertisement in
The Wat hman tells you about
hem.
RHEUMACIDE for rheumatism,
a North Carolina product, man
ifactured by North Carolians, is
advertised in The Watchman and
Record. It ib on sale in Salis
bury. Spencer and China Grove.
J. M. L Culp, of Gold Hill,
rural No. 3. was in the city yes-
-prdav to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Misenheimer.
L. A. Rice, who has been living
it Cooleemee for sevesal monthB,
has decided to return to Rowan to
ive. His many friends here will
welcome his return.
Marshall A. Hudson, of Syra
cuse, JN. i , will come to baiis
bury March 30th, to address the
Baracas of Salisbury. He is the
fouuder and head of the Baraca
movement. There was a union
meeting at the South Main street
Methodist church Sunday night,
mug the first qnarierly session,
formerly only annual meetings
wore held. Rev. M. Stamper
opened the meeting by prayer.
M. D. Coburn. who is president
of the locaT class, welcomed the
union and the response was by
Mayor A. L. Smoot. Holmes
Memorial Methodist church had
the largest number present.
BELK HARRY CO., one of the
most agreeable firms in the city
to trade with, have a change of
advertisement in this week's
Watchman. They are offering
bargains in the verv things need
ed at this season. Read it.
Charles Fore, the colored res-
aurant keeper of East Council
Street, died in Lexington Friday.
Fore bad typhoid fever last fall
and it went into consumption.
from the effects of which he died
He was in Lexington for treat
ment under Dr. Vestal. His re-
mai'is were biought to Salisbury
or interment which took place
Monday.
Walter Georgs Newman aud one
James Phillip, Jr., have been
made defendants in a suit brought
by -Rosenblatt & Co,, of New
York, who claim that they made
the defendants a loan of $15,000
and took Union Conner stock as
sesurity, which was claimed to be
alright and worth $4 50 per share
when it was really selling for only
62 1-2 cent.
Joe H. Mingis of Woodleaf,
who got nis nana caugus in a
saw, is being treated at the sana
torium. Blood poison was feared
The poBtoffice department has
sent a communication to Post
master Hobson urging patrens of
the effice served by the city car
riers to provide receptacles lor
their mail, or have slots cut in
their doors This would keep the
carrier from - waiting and facili
tate the delivery of mail.
The members of organized la
bor in Salisbury and Spencer are
discussing the desirability of or
ganizing a pnrely social club and
think of taking tne rooms in the
Hedrick Block, when the Old
Hickcry folk move.
The Elks are preparing to move
into th rooms on second floor of
the Meroney theatre and the 4th
UOmpany uouee Arunwty uave ar
r i iki:ii v
ranand to ocoudv the Quarters va-
K the. V.ba in tha Wothimr.
W ' D
lou uuuuiug. . . auuuax luoyov,-
tion of the military boys will
take plaoe in April.
Dr. L. S. Fox, who has been iu
Greensboro for several weeks, has
returned home and can now be
found at his office.
Sight too Valuable
To be neglected. Sutherland's
Efogle Eye Salve will cure any
case of sore ayes, granulated lids,
cemetery-jopthalmia or any inflamed condi
tion of the eyes, rainless aud
harmless. 25o a tube at all
dealers.
$100,000 in bonds held by the
T. A. Gillespie Company, who
did most of the work at Whitney,
were turned over to the clerk of
the U, S. Cour.t at Asheville Fri
day morning. The Gillespie
Company m claims have been sat
isfied and the bonds will probably
go to the new company.
During the meeting of the city
school superintendents in Raleigh
last week Prof. A. T. Allen, of
the Salisbury Schools, discusaed
.'The 8chool and Physical Wel
fare of the Child."
Miss Daisy Brown who has been
in the sanatorium fcr several
weeks has improved very much
and expects to return to her
home this week.
Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve
Is the best eye remedy ever offer
ed the public . It is a snow white
ointment painless, harmless and
absolutely guaranteed to cure. At
all dealers . 25o a tube.
Valentine Party at Union Aeademy.
The Young People's Sooiety of
Union Lutheran Church are ar
ranging to give a Valentine party
at Union Academy on the even
ing of February fourteenth. An
attractive program is being pre
pared, and will be published
later Several features of the pt
gram will provide free entertain
ment. The funds realized will
be used in the equipment of a
mission school in Japan.
A Beauilfnl Woman
Must have a beautiful skin. Dr.
Bell's. Antiseptic Salve removes
pimplts, black heads, chaps, and
roughness, leaving the skin
smooth. Try it on our guarantee.
Another Time Our Town is Honored.
This time itfiB the First Nation
al Bank of Salisbury N. C. Un
der date of January 30th, 1911,
the First National Bank of Salis
bury ,JN. C, has been officially
notified that it application to
qualify as postal savings deposi
tory has been approved by the
board of trustees of the postal
savings system nave requested
the First National Bank to for
ward without delay to the treas
urer of the United States, Wash
ington, D. C, such papers as are
required by the regulations of the
department. This speaks well
for the bank and the manage
ment of the institution.
DANGER IN DELAY.
Kidney Diseases Are too Dangerous for
Saiiibury People to Neglect.
The ereat danger of kidney troubles,
is that they get a nrm hold Detore the
sufferer recognizes them. Health is
gradually undermined. Backache,
headache, nervousness, lameness,
soreness, .lumbago, urinary troubles, i
dronsv. diabetes and , Bright's disease
follow in merciless succession, uon t
neglect vour kidneys. Cure the kid
m ys with the certain and sate remedy,
Doan's Kidney .Fills, wnicn nas curea
oeoole right here in Salisbury.
M. M Williams, 72 iUric Street,
Salisbury, N, C, says: "I suffered a
great deal at times from dull pains
across mv back, accompanied by a
soreness in mv kidneys. I also had
headaches and felt tired and languii
nearly all the time, I noticed that t he
kidney secretions were unnatural and
this led me to believe that my kidneys
needed prompt attention, beeing
Doan's Kidney Pills highly recommen
ded for such troubles, 1 procured a
box and used them in accordance with
the directions. I received the best of
results and can say that they have
helDed me wonderfully. 1 am now
feeling much better and I give Doan's
Kidney rills the credit."
For sale by all dealers. rice ou
cents Foster-Milburn Co., Uunaio,
New York, sole agents lor the united
States.
Remember the nana Doan's and
take no other.
For Sale. Sewing machines,
Sin-Salis-
I eer or. Wnite, cheap at
bury Pawn Shop,
Kotice to Creditors.
Having this day qualified as a Imin
istrator upon the estate of T. A. Al
bright, deceased, notice is hereby giv
en to all persons having claims against
said estate to present the same to the
undersigned on or before January the
28th, 1912, or this notice will be plead
ed in bar of their recovery. All per
sons indebted to said estate are here
by requested to call and settle at once.
This January ze, ivii.
Mrs. Nancy E. Albeight. Admr
China Grove, N. C
K. Lee Wright, Attorney.
Remem&er When You want a nobby
suit made to order, fib and
Quality guaranteed that it oan be
had at the Salisbury fawn bhop
Administrator's Notice to Creditors.
Having qualified as administrator,
de bonis non, of J. U. Wilhelm, deceas
ed , this is to notify all creditors to
present their claims to the undersign
ed for payment on or before the 7th
day of January, 1912, or this notice
will be pieaaea in Dar oi their recov
will be pleaded in bar of their
ery.
This January 7th, lau
t VV I . Wilholm nnmimafratA.
China Grove, N. (J
John L. Kendleman, attorney. 6t
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTIOI
Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of George L. Cam
bell, deceased, I hereby notify
all persons haviug claims against his
estate to present the same to me, on
or before the 17th day of January,
1912. or this notice will be plead in bar
of their recovery. Debtors to said
estate are notined to make prompt
payment.
This Jmuary 16th, 1911.
Haywood Harper, Adm'n.
E. F. D. 1, Woodleaf, N. O.
Xxuttz & Jvluttz, attorneys.
weakest organ. If there is 'weakness of stomach, liver or lungs, there is
'weak link in the chain of life which may snap at any. time. Often this so-called
"weakness" is caused by lack of nutrition, the result of weakness or disease
of the stomach and otherorgans of digestion and nutrition. Diseases and
weaknesses of the stomach and its' alliedrgans are cared by the use of Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. When the weak or diseased stomach in
cured, diseases of other organs which seem remote from the stomach bat wfaietk
have their origin in a diseased condition of the stomach and
other organs .of digestion and nutrition, are cured also.
The strong man ham a strong stomach.
Take the above recommended "Dlseov
ery" and yon may have a strong atom
aeh and a strong body. .
Given Away. Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser,
new revised Edition, is sent free on receipt of stamps to pay
expense of mailing only. Send 21 one-cent stamps for the
book in paper covers, or 31 stamps for the cloth-bound vol
ume. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Moline Reversible Harrow.
We guarantee the Moline Reversible to be ab
eolutely the best harrow on the market in its line.
It is more easily operated, requires less draft and
will do more and better work than any other. See
this before you buy this spring.
And don't forget that we have a full line of
hog and cattle fencing, at the right price, and
everything in hardware, implements, gasoline en
gines and machinery.
BOffAN HABBffARE
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4 MACHTNEBT CO.
nom gwolins, , i In Superior court
Ufatilds j; Worn '
V ' vs
k ijee womae, v Aiiae i KoMee of
reyton ana h us Dana j ir i summons to
rerton. Annie L. Giles non-resi
and husband F M Giles. I dent defen
Eluora Crawley and hus-I dants.
baud J P Crawley, Willie
M Wortman and husband
F JtWortman.
Tie defendants. E. Lee Womaek, C.
Alije Peyton and J. F. Peyton in the
aDove entitled action will take notice
that an action has been commenced in
the Superior court of Bowan county.
before the clerk for the purpose of
sellin? the real estate of Mrs. Matilda
J. Wormack, deceased, to make assets
to pay debts, etc ; and the said defen
dants will further take notice that
they are required to appear before the
.clerk of the Superior court of Bowan
county oh the 28th day of February,
1911, at the court house in Salisbury,
N. -0., and answer or demur to the
compiaint or petition of plaintiff, or
the relief therein demanded will be
granted
This Jan. 23rd, 1911.
J. F. MoCcBBINS,
clerk Superior court, Bowan county.
State of North Carolina J nc bowan
Bowan county county couht
W. L. Wilhelm admr. of I Notice of
J. O. Wilhelm, I Service
TS.
A. O. Wilhelm.
by
I publieatiou
The defendant above named will
take notice that a summons in the
above entitled action was issued
against said defendant on January 7th,
1911, by J. Frank McCubbins, clerk
Bowan county court, for the sum of
$154.08, due plaintiff by defendant by
reason of moneys had aad received
and converted to his own use,' which
summons is returnable before said Bow
an county court, in Salisbury, N. C,
on February 7th , 1911. The defendant
will also take notice that a warrant of
attachment was issued by said court
against the property of the said de
fendant, which is returnable before
the said court, at the time and place
above named, for the return of the
summons, when and where the defen
dant is required to appear and answer,
or demur to the complaint or the re
lief will be granted.
January 7th, 1911.
J. Fbank MoGubbixs,
4t clerk Rewan county court.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Haying qualified as executor of the
last will and testament of Solomon
Morgan, deceased, I hereby notify all
persons having claims against said es
tate to present the same to mo on or
before December 81, 1911, or this no
tice wil be plead in bar of their re
eevery. All indebted to to the estate
are requested to make settlement at
once.
This December 27th, 1910.
12-28 6t F. I . MoKGiN, executor.
Special PrlCIt WltChM.- The Salis
bury Fawn Shop will sell all
high grade unredeemed watches
at prices to move them. If you
need a watch get my prices
j Salisbury Pawn Shop.
xto vacoxraa, , InBuperior eourt.
Rowan county, eb. tenalSll.
LulaBen, Notice to defendant.
h BeTent.
taLelpiaSt
fornication and adultery, and that aaid
action iff nnw nonHinor In f Via Onn : '
r D -" uujiwiur
Court of Rowan county.
Defendant will further take notice
that he is hereby required to appear
ClmiTt haorinninrr rn T?oli 1 Qf Vi 1 Q1 1
the court house in Salisbury, N. p.,
of plaintiff, or the relief therein prayed
f(TP will ha cryanaA TVi a 0tA
- giuutoui Auav miu vviu -
plaint is now filed in this office.
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J. "F. "rVfnT,.T7TTTTffa
Clerk Superior Court,Rowan county .
jjoo nmgni. attorney. l-a ot
North Carolina, ) In the Superior eourt
Bowan county. ) .. Before the clerk.
John J . Stewart, Admr. I
olifiiiza Caldwell,
va I
. , uuiuui liUUCo tO
Austin. Jnlina inatin f Tu-
Emma Scott, Neal 8cott Austin,
ausan Uowles and Cap
Gowles. I
Let the defAnd
take notice that a special proceeding,'
cubibieu ns auove, nas Deen instituted
before the undersigned, clerk of the
Superior court of Rowan county, for
uuipuBo oi selling xne real estate of
Eliza Caldwell, deceased, situate in
Salitbarv. North fVrnlinn - m.io oa.
sets to pay the debt of Eliza Caldwell :
junus Austin is interested therein as
one Of the heirs, and i
order of the court in said nroceedinsr
to appeal- before the clerk of the Su
perior court of Rowan county at his
office in Salisbury, North Carolina, on
wis luwuBj ui feoruary, ivn, ana
answer or demur tr t.ha nafitinn
on file in said proceeding, or the plain
tiff will amdv to thn
lief demanded.
This the 21st day of December, 1910.
J . F. MoCUBBINS,
Clerk of the Superior court.
Mortgage Sale ot East Spencer Lots,
Pursuant to t.hn Tvrrwiainna nt o na-m-
tain mortsrasre deed of t.rnat. HafoH Ya
22ddayof September, 1910, executed
Dy name Halters to U. B . Miller,
Trustee, and recorded in Book 89, page
141 of Rowan nnnntv Ronnivl nt Mn-
gages to secure the indebtedness recit
ed merein ; aerauit having been made
in the payment of said indebtedness
and the holder thereof having demand
ed the foreclosure of said moi-tanae.
the undersigned trustee will sell to
the highest bidder, fnr
court house door in Salisbury on
Monday, the Sixth Day of Feb'?.. 1911.
at 12 o'clock, m., the following de
scribed lots in East Spencer:
IiOtS 4854 . 49. 50 AS ahnnm tw man nf
Lames Miller property, surveyed by O.
ax. miner, August . 1W2. and rAnnrri.
ed in Clerk of Superior court's office.
Rowan county, Book No. 6, page 215,
Beginning at the intersection of Shaver
and St. Jamas streets, running thence
with line of St. James street 195 feet,
to an alley ; thence with alley 200 ft.,
to a stak . ; thence south 48.52 de
grees east, to a point in Shaver street ;
thence with Shaver street 117 feet to
the beginning corner, gee Book No.
84, page 158 of Rowan County Record
of Deeds.
This the 20th day of Becember, 1910.
B. B. Millbb, trustee.
SalelfLand.
Under and bv virtne of n nrdnr nf
the Superior court of Rowan county,
mauB in tne special proceeaing entitled
M . J. Boat va. John T,. Tria hninn N7t
47 upon the special proceeding docket
J . A 1. 1
ui aaiu. cumt, tne unaersignea commis
sioner, will on
Monday, the 6th day ot February, 1911.
at 12 o'clock, noon, at the court house
door in Salisbury, N. C., offer lor sale
for cash, one tract or parcel of land
lying about six miles west from Salis
bury and known as the Bost Mill place,
adjoining the lands of D. A. Sifford, M.
J. Bost and J. L. Davis and more nar-
ticularly described as follows:
.Beginning at a stone on the South
side of the bherrills Ford Public R )ad,
on McCoy's line runs thence N . 63 dee.
Hiast 11 cnains to a stone Seatord's cor
ner, thence with his line south and
east 10.50 'chains to a stone in said
road, thence with said road N. 61 W.
12 chains to the beginning, containing
nve ana one-half acres more or less.
On aoove described land there is lo
cated a cotton gin, saw mill, buildings
1 1 1 i m . -
ai.u macninery, aiso rocas lor grinding
corn.
This 4th day of January, 1911.
Walter Woonsou. commissioner.
T. G. Furr, attorney.
Sale ol Valuable Real Estate.
Pursuant to the provision of a certain
morgage trust deed, dated the 9th day
of March, 1909, executed by Jease-Har-
key and wile, A. u. Markey, to Eli
Eagle, trustee, and recorded in book
No. 34 of mortgages, page 132, Rowan
county record of mortgages to secure
the indebtedness recited therein, de
fault having been made in the pay
ment of said indebtedness, which said
mortgage was given to secure, the
undersigned trustee will offer for sale
to the highest bidder for cash, at the
court house door in Salisbury on
Monday, the 27th day ot Febrorv, 1911,
at 12 o'clock, m the following de
scribed real estate :
Situate in Morgan Township, Row
an county, and being bounded as fol
lows : Beginnning at a stake on the
waters of the heading branch of Roy
als Creek, being at a small white oak
by four little oaks and post oak point
ers, on John Morgan's line, thence
south 35J4 east with his line 3 chains
and 45 links to a pine stake by two red
oaks oaks, post oak and sweet gum
pointers in said Morgan's line, thence
south 2 de. west 55 chains and 5 links
to a stake by a dogwood and two white
oak pointers on. David Peeler's line,
thence north 87 west 5 chains and 59
links to a plum tree by two white oaks
and hickory pointers in said Peeler's
' line, thence n .rth 2 de. east 75 chains
! A cn T ; 1 .-i, . .
iuu w uiug vu hue uogiuumg, contain
ing 12 aeres mere or less.
Second tract : 70 acres of a lot of
one hundred and thirty-two acres , on
the west ride of the whole tract, berin.
i ning at a large pine in the old corner,
' Levi U as per '8, running south with said
L. Casper's line 55 chains to a pine,
new corner, in line corner to D. A.
Peeler's, thence with Peeler's tract,
thence north 35 chains to a red oak by
a hickory, thence west 46.50 chains to
the beginning, containing 62 acres
more or less.
This the 24th day of January, 1911.
, Eli Eagm, trustee.
By O. A. Campbell, agent.
3.