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I , , P (M -j- - . - - " ' ' - ' - imim- " j-- - ; i ' i OHINiGRbv Eff VOL; 3. NO; 46. LOCAL NEWS UUfERS. ShiiHtenis Concer mg our People and ; Til Ir OolBgs. Bill Caaper, son of J. C. Cas per, wh i baa 1 een in ill health for 'iom :iiaae. ii not qiite n wel jitt now. , He haa bad aeve ral had drt Vuli it ia hoed he will aoonreocTer. ' John Hblthonter ha,compltecl hit rasidanea, about two and one half milea northeait of town, has movad into it and is now oicely fixed in good new home. jMra Frances Swift Uesrne, who hat been with her sou-in-law, W J . 8wink, left this moruiua for Franklin, Tenn , to live with hex daughter, Mr "'Dow L . Oowl es. "B5 ;" Ll Sloop, wh? litres aoarlj mile aoath ot China Grcre, iiad an o'posaaoa dinner yesterday and qatta a nnmber of his friends, were preie:l to enjoy the oc6a !on: -."'.f.-i; ' i "' ; Richard R'e, ' of Vilmington. .who has i position with the, At lautio Coa&t L'li Railway Com vpu iher, krrived hern je?terda ooruiun to make a short. v:git t his mother, Mrs. C. A R'.Be. H. H Tr attnn. oe f i popular tel-irM for tb Scnthern Railway hr, wei t down t G-f oujt and Charlotte Wtfdi.day Vllltle ull bUSliiett. He returned vst- day. idr. snd Mr L n SI op, tf Salisbury a van d w vafrday to apet d the d;.y with rulauves Urs. U . L. Efird u a mi, Jul i. 8visited atJ K Eft d'e in tt country yestorday. - Mr. MA Sit rowait J ecairr ill Wednesday night snd hje be i mwhat indisposed fiuce, but i? now improT:ng. ' J. L. Shulenberger, of Lai dit, was in t-wn yaterdav. He is 6 yeara Id, rides, a bicycle a n doein't fall (ff any more tbab other folks. A. W. Winecoff, thodrvff ods man, will start a mammoth big eat price sale today His hi adfertiiemeut iu this papr wi'i gire aL the particulars. Ttere no acre reliable merchant iu the State than Mr. Wiueo ff. lloMi- About every place jf busi nesa in this community was closed all day yesterday and the day t as very quietly en; joyed around the tire at home and the union Thanksgiving services held at Mt. Zion Re formed church, in the morn ing by Rev, J. C. Keever, and at St. ' Mark's Lutheran Church by Rev. M. M. Noacker at nighl; UJss Uiller ti Sftol Winter In S. C. Hiss Lilian Miller the ac complished and popular daughter of Elijah Miller, has decided to spend the next few months at Jennys, 8. C. She left for Concord Saturday morning, and, after enending several days tnre, h continues her journey to Jennys, where she will spend some time with her sister, Mrs. Dr. Loadhoit. Dti'l of LHtloCirl Smiti. Carl, the seven-year-old son of Mr; and Mrs. Daniel Smith, who live a mile and a quarter east of town, died ye&terday morning froth an unknown cause. He was a bright little boy and his death is a source of great sorrow to those who loved him. The fuaveral was held from St Mark's E. L. Church at 11 o'clock this morning, Rev. W. H. Riser officiating. The interment was in Green Lawn Cemetery. Mr. and Mrs.' Smith have the sympathy of a large circle of friends in their bereavemeut. ' OtVt Forgtt the Seraoa to th Jr. 0. U. AM. ...-JU"w W. H. Risr has returned from the meeting of the North Carolina Cnuferce of the N C. P)od, at Gibsonville, and will t previously annennced, preach a ap cul sermon to the members of the Jr. O. U. A. M. Sunday. If til the Juniors and as many - other aa will go cut and hear this iuieresting sermon. tk itm Ctlfln'tlt Birthday. Mrs." Absolem Oresa, celebrated hkt 72nd anniversary yesterday. She had a big dinner and quitea miiafaar of friends and relative! were present: A niee lot of gifts rare received and everyone great f y enjoyed lb 0PW n. i PaSiUe , School Heis. ftrranffod to. poll off a yery inter- 1UD UIKU JWUUUm eatiuer debate - tvnieht. at 8 o'clock, t? which ' the public - is iuvited.- The qaosticn for discus sion is: Retolved. That iDatni- irrition is detrimental, to the United States. The speakers are as follows t arTirmative, Maoy Oweut, Watsou Gooduight aud John Meuins; negative, Bittle Kimball. Flake Eddleman and Geqrge Bearer, The new International Snoy- olopedia, consisting of twenty two volumes, arranged in a nice case, haa arrived .and has been installed in the school. The enrollment has now reaoh ed 220. 47 of which are in tha High School department This : I -.j. i is toe KreabflBt eDcuiiamud iu history of the school. Several of the teachers hayingi taken ' adyantite M the opportu nity and are en j oying a, few day reoreation out of t6u. Miss Isabel Arrowood is in Charlotte Miss Julia Cromartie went to Davidson, Miss Clara Taylor left or Monroe and Mils Fannie vVortham is visiting her sister, Mims May Wortham in - States- ville. CHeek-biflt Broken With a Plank. William Eller, a carpenter, while working on D. D. Alexander's residence was right seriously injured Wed uesday morning. Mr. Eller was standing on the ground jvheu a twelve-foot plank fell jff of a scaffold. The plank came aown enawine, nil tue round,ani then turned to ward Mr. Eller. He was cctiicu w auu xuu&cu uy J ust as the other end of the plank came down, striking him on the cheek. His face was badly cut his cheek-bone bioken and several teeth losened. Dr. McCuidton wasl called and dressed the wound, taking three stitches to close the opening. Mr. Eller is getting along very nicely and will not be kept from work very long oecause or ms injury. - caliifl Kitsir Goes to Hit Point. Calvin Ketner. who has been living about four miles southeast ot town, having de cided to move to High Point, left Wednesday, by private conveyance, for that place. His wife and children ac companied by M. A. Ketner, father of Calvin, left yester day morning on passenger train No. 36. 'Mr. Ketner has quite a number of friends who will regret to learn of his departure but hope that he will be quite successful in His new home. SI ATE NEWS. I. ems ot Interest 6ilnered From the Allan tic to the Appalachians. Blind Tiger Detective H&rvey C. Bird was brought to Durham Tuesday afternoon from Golds boro dangerously injared, having bjen accidentally shot at that place. The injured man and oompaniou. unatlt'S rxessly, started out to do some work and PresBly stuck a pistol in his pock et. As Pressly swung by tne doer the hammer of the gun struck it and tired the bullet iuto Bird's abdomen. Yesterday afternoon at the cor oner s inquest as to the canae ot tne iujtericuB death cf Charlps Lee JSverbardt last Saturday and whose i ody was found Monday ev ening) by two boys while out rab bit huup.ug, the followi. g verdict was retidered by tne jury: 44 We the jury, find aocordiug to the cvidenoe reuiered at the inquest, that the deceased, Charles LeeEv- arharjjt came to his death by t guns-ahoc wop:.d iuiLobed by one Bub Lnr4 " The new (fountain at Bf oud Kuou on the Western North Car olina Railroad has beea completed aud is uc w playing in ; the oriap mountain breezes. It was started last Thursday, NuVtmb 23, and is the admiration of all passengers on the traiua paasing up aud down the road- The wator may be seen spontiug op from t number of pitces after passing going west and the list point it cto bt seen for wiLsi up the rotdf MURDER IN DAYIDSOH. Thaoisi'lle' Uia is FflBid Bad ia tto Woods. Thjmasville, Nov. 27.Tbv body ot Charles Lee Bverhatdl, who mvsteriouslv ditaDDearsd io suddenly Saturday morniirtris found late this eveuingf nearly three milea south of this place ir a patch of woodlaad by two boys while out rabbit hunting, rthe dogs baying the body; The boys were ternWy fi igUtaned and fled, spreading the alatm as ,tbty ran Socq a Sumter of people gathsied and guarded the body and waited until iUoronet raaeoaati with a jury, arrived. 1: rne to now log tacta ware xouna: Two bloody placet were found, one about 40 faet from the body. one about 80. His gun was laying 25 feet from the body. No blood was seen where th body lay. The body was lying on its face. Upon examination of the body a numb er of things were found in the pookets, but no money was found. It ia reported .that the deceased had more than one hundred dol lars with him when last seen, and that he was on his way to a shoot ing matoh. It waB'Jound that he had been shot juBt below and back of the right ear. and the load oomiog cut through the face, tear ing away his teeth and terribly disfiguring the face. The body was tamed over to Undertaker Green mi til 8 o'clock tomorrow morning, twheu the ooroners jury will render their verdict. m Robert O. Leonard, who was ast seen with Everhardt, was ar rested on suspicion and hurried to Lexiugtpn by automobile aud placed iu jaif for safe keeping. 7 The preliminary heariug will be held tomorrow at 1 o'clock and iutereat centers on the hearing. Leonard claims to have left Ev erhardt about noon at Frank Workman's store, and it was just at that tima and place tDat ail traoe of the dead man was "wiped out until today, when his dead body was found. J he jury in the case of the com monwealth vs ' Thomas W. Dal lam, charged with murdering H. Q. Whitaker on Main street in, Pilot Mountain on .Thursday morning. , Octsber 13t tcquitted the defandaut. raturrura their verSkt Sunilay morning "at "9 o'clock. - The defendant ia an at torney and alao editor of the Pilot m' ' 1 k mtr'm. nouncain news, wouaaer was also an attorney. Fin Dostrojs Donslterj it ISesst Asssit ScBlnry. ' Concord, Nov. 80. Fire which started at 9 o'clock tonitht from the explosion of a lamp io one of the girla' -rooms, destroyed 'the dormitory at Mount Amonae Seminary, the Lutheran tobool for girls tt Mount Pleatant, nine miles from Concord in this coun ty, threatened for soma time the destruction of other buildings close by. The al.ra was . quickly spread through the building, where 60 young ladies were preparing their studies for tomorrow, and all es caped without injury. The ma jority, however, lost all of their personal effects. The loss is between 15,000 and $10,010, pattially covered by in surance. As there is no other place to houee the students, the seminary will probably suspend until after Christmas at least. ROCKWELL Nov 2ft, 3911, -Young plow boy at Lit. Riden hour's Nov. 20. Little Zslma Bost, daughter of Richard Boat has been sick for the laat few days. We hope her a speedy recovery. Little Lillian Feaperman has been confiued to her bed with pneumonia Ber friends wish to hear of bar recovery aoon . Miss Gartrude and Ru'h Trex ler were in bansoury Friday on busiess. Mr. aud Mrs visited ber father Cyrus Trexler Columbus Fonts Saturday night. Prof. Lee Trexler visited at Mt Plea ant Saturday night and Sun day. Mrs. J. M. Holshouser visited her father Friday night. : Mr. and Mrs Charlie Frick, of Union, visited his unci 3. Julius Friok, Saturday night and Sun day. There is a certain girl thinking of leaving Rockwsll. Well, guess it will soon be time for Santa Uieus to oome. Look boys and girls and get your stock ings up in time. . uome aiong v en at ana giva ns your news tnd take you mind CONTEST BOES UEBRILY 01. AsoVltr Boras Offor of ;5,QQ0 Yotos tofts rladf Bringing in tstUost Votes this Wtek. So iha O ntestant - bringing or sradlo into the : pffice af The WATCBtuir, the; ; greatest nunM wsk dommshcingNovem ber29, and -ending ' m dclbck Tuesday r DeeemboV 5th wowill credit an additional: fi.OOOi yptt" over : and aboye the - amount to whieh ; her subscriptions entitles her.v- Be- uetrtlf wujkot conntea tne same ti new'tabsoriptidnt tnd the lady who secarei thit 'bonut of 5A000 votes win nno .mem t ;. material aid towards thr A<imate wood s the winning of thsl beautiful pit no. Remembfirthis bonus offer oloses at 2 p: m' $ecmber 5ih, tod if you wish to win these 5,000 votes your subscriptions must reach this ofBoe prior to the iime stated . . Subscriptions .may be secured any w here in,.the United 8tttes. ' Miss Pearl Wflsy is in the lead this week and several - others are close seconds. The game ia get ting interesting and the ladies are proving to he game fighters. i s Attention is called to thV sut scription price sobedule as' pub lished in this paper. No '. votes are given on 50-oents subscrip tions. The prices for subscrip tions are $1,00 for both papers one year, or $1,00 for two years to either The Watchman or The Record. This giv3s all an Jequal oppjrtuuity and will postively be adhered to throughout the con test. . - i. The suite of furniture can, be Bsen at Geo. W. Wright's furni ture store. v; Write or oome in snd see us for full information.' ? . Enter now, it costs yu noth ing and never sgain will you hav the opportunity d seoure a beau tiful piano or handsome parlor1 suite with so little pleasant effort. Contestant, remember that we issue votes on subscriptions and advertising secured by you. ' Re newals count the! same as new subscriptions f Contestants must report on or before Tuesday of each week not later than 2 p. m ' -.--v (For farther information address. Mat. j X . NoBBif List of Coitesttsts S-U8BUBT. , Miss Matey Ridenhour. . . . do Ruth Oornehson do Margente Harris . . . . do Jessie Proctor.. ....... do Pearle Wiley. do Blanche Tichenor... . do Roxie Earnhardt, .... do Jessie Witherspoon. do Eloise McNeal. . . . . . . do Nellie Kealer..... ... . do Annioe Foreman. ...... do flattie Baker.. do Daisy Trexler. ....... do Mattie Ohilaon. -. . do Sallie Oannp. . . . . . . . . : do Maggie Julian ....... . do Ida Feaperman.. .... do Mary Rufty.. ........ . - do Ruth Thomason.... .. do RetaB. Howell. Mrs M S Varner ..... Spknceb. Miss Olive Thomas ........ do Dolly Webb Barber. do A dele Shaeffer Rockwell. do Lulu Sifferd do Lucy Fesperman do R C Earnhardt . . . Mount Ulla. do Merle Shdaf... do Ruth Arey . Richfield, do Ada D Shaver.. ..... . do Delia Wyatt,.. ., MrsO L Basinger.. , . Gold Hill. do Flora Afey.. .. ..... .. do Hanna Jenkins. . . . dp Maud Earnhardt. .... do Carrie Rothrock, Mrs R D Coleman. . . ...... Mooes ville. Miss Belle Fleming. . . do, Mary Hobson.. . .... ' Ooolbemeb. do Mary Tatum Landis. do Esther Fisher. . .. .. .. Providence. do Eleanora Brown,.... . China Grove. do Anna Rose... ;. .... . . do Lurline Graham... . . . Cbeboxnt. do Electa Lingle . . . .. . . . off of the babies. Wish the Carolina Watchman much success. v Good bye retders we will come tgtm. - - SALISBURY KEWSITEUS. TiiBgs of Uterest 6H.8reil for eor Busy '.-.tRecord. Readers. - - ; The Spencer shops closed - down. Wednesday-at noon and did not resume work ." again nntir ' this morning." - The shopsolosed down in, order to inspect, til the boilers in the shop and to givt the em ployes an opportunity to observe inanxsgiying way. .. . , . r . -There were special thanksgiving services at the First. Presbyterian church yesterday, oondacted by Rev. Byron ; Clark, pastor. The offering was for . the Bariam Springs Orphanage. - ' ' " Rev . JnbV W. ' Moore, the new pastor of. the. -First Methodist charch, -conducted services tt thtt ohuroh yesterday morning . The Thanksgiving offering was for the Children's Home at Winston.- ' " - ' -" ' Services were held tt St. John's Lutheran church yesterday- morn ing; conduoted by the pastor. Dr. M. M. Kmnard; A special offer ing was taken for the Orphans' Home. - ' Rev.,0. A. G. Thomas preached at the Firat Baptist chursh' last uight. The Thanksgiving offer ing was for the Thomasvslle Or phanage. ; n i . The East Spencer public school held Thahksgiving exercises . in the ; East bpencer Methodist church at 11 o'olock yesterdar mornrng. Prof, J. C. . Peeler, principal of the sohool. had charge of the exercises. ' Joe. W. Miller, of Morgan Township, was in Salisbury this week and left for Dongola, 111 1, yesterday morning to visit friends and relatives. Rooster a Costly Eili. Washington, Nov. 28. It is costing the American farmer $15,- 000,000 1 year to let the rooster stay around the barnyard after the hatohing season is over, to- cording to a bulletin jnst issued hy the Secretary of Agriculture. The mere pretence of the roos ter in the barnyard exerts - av bad influence oahens' egg and ctnses them tb; spoil on the way to market 4 1 iiMon tnded4)y tbe expertrof the Agrioultaral De partment. ; The strutting o f the rooster distracts the hens aud they cannot lay "good kee era," which means eggs that will stand the journey to the ' consumers or to the cold-storage' warehouses.? The secretary recommends that roosters- be killed - a nd sold f )r consumption as -soon at . the hatching season is over. He wouldn't -even let 'em Bee their own offspring. . TV P EE 17 R I T E It -BARQAirJS-: I have a few second hand machines I, will close rat at once at almost yonr own price. Don't miss this opportunity to secure a BARGAIN, . Don't wait until the best ones are gone. 8. H. WILEY, Next Door to Skyscraper, Salisbury, N. 0. JNO. R. BROWN, Jeweler and Optlcian. CHINA, GROVE, - - N. C. 16 years experience. Prices moderate Try t pair of . Itpome Waterproof Shoos made and Guaranteed by COOK BROS., 'Phone 302. ; ; 117 yfm Innes Gtreoiy oAUSDunr, n. g. f-1 1 ''" ...... .... ... , Success Among Bit when a man is willing to work, nd does it, then' the;: ques tion of prime importance is the question of Elimination. ; w,' : ; Many a young sport has gone to Dante's Eight Circle because he did not know how to eliminate the Siren, the Mocher, and the desire to get money by inducing an ace to turn up or a red wheel to stop tt a"particular time. Active men and women fair because they can t eliminate the un necstiary. They can't 'Cut It Our." t " ' ' The Ideal that should be Ever Pbesent in the Mind is dis placed on Monday by tn.unworthy habit, on Tuesday, by a few. drinks, ana on Wednesday by a cbnple of hours waBted on business revenge, which is the sUlia8t form rf waste energy. - -r - Elimination of the things that do not const, Is the' Kino- or Business Arts. 4 --- - -. ' - A well arranged, convenient at.t?re ia a splendid thine, and the system man in an office is worth his when a man Spends all his time on time to get and hold customers. ers in a store that looked like a weather bureau map.. than the pride of Spotless Town without a customer. , - Motion is a good thing providing it goes oa in the.; Right Di reotion: and many a man ha3 worn himself down to bone and by products without building up a business. - . The ability to see the One Important thing that must be done. rand than do it, is the most valuable of men stir up a regular siroccos of da it. by running (around in the same circle and never getting anywhere. " ' ;- ' - To attain success, Dismiss From sideration, whethfcr.it is a bad habit or a profitless energy. .Learn the few things that count and do them with enthusiasm and pur pose. Elimination Is the Secret cf Power. ; AND HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR RAW FURS AND HIDES Wool on Commission. Write for price list mentioning mi ' M Established 1837 JOHN WHITE & CO. L0UISVILLE,KY. mill lii li VlifiTr USE OF ewFiler LEARN TO BE A STENOGRAPHER BOOKKEEPER SALESMAN FOR PARTICULARS WRITE BROWN'S HOME STUDY SCHOOL EIGHTH AMD PINE, ST. LOUIS. HQ. 1; AMBITION TALES Sixty of these now famous articles bound In book form paste aoard covers 64 Pages, with an inspiring- money-making1 sugges ti ?n on .each pa jje. Mailed preDiid. 25c. Basin ess Pnbliibing' Co. Stb. an4 Pine Sts., St. Louis. Mo. QDCOTAPI CQ Ul LU I rlULLU They're Eye Helps If Eiffht. Eye Hnrters ani Headache MateifWroiis . Who but yourself can prevent your having them wrong if you don't get them at the right place? Not the average spectacle seller. His mission seems to be to get your nose harnessed with a pair that strikes your fancy and opens your purse. It is by knowing the optical busi ness thoroughly and attending to it properly that we hope to build up and keep a reputation. W. H. LEONARD, OPTICIAN, 128 N. Main Street SALISBURY, N. G. DRii. n. nccuisTon PHY8ICIAN SURGEON. Goneord 'phone No. 50. " BelUphone No. 1. CHINA GROVE, N, C. lyiLiiiu r wait t-rtcjwsr Is the Result of Elimination. active people euccess'is the result .... - " of the BliminationvOF Non-Esskntiai-U . Among the .lazy, no matter; , for; they weight in gold sometimes ; but thee things he sometimes has no And I would rather have 50 buy of basineaa assetts. Thousands Your Life Every Outside Con HI this ad. North Carolina, ) In the Supe- Rcwan county, j "nor Court. WbitL. Wilhelm, ad-" ministrator - of J; C. j -Notice Wilhelm, et al. of vs. ' . v j Sale. - A, C.:-Wilhelm By virtue oTtnVexecutics di-;-rected to.the undersigned from the Superior cnirt of Rowan county , in the matters of Vhit L Wilhelm, admr. of C. Wilhelm and W. L. Wilhelm, Maggie XL. Black-' welder et al.. vf. A. C. Wilhelm, I will, on ." ' ; MoDday, fbe 4tb day of Decemuer, 1911, at 12 o'clock M., at the court house door in Balisbury, N. C, sell to the highest bidder for cssh to eatisfyrsaid executions, all the right, title and interest which the said A. C. Wilhrlm has in the following described tract's of land : , . First tract; adjoining the lands of Whit L. Wilhelm. Absolum Crees, and others and. being the' lands asdgned to S. A. Wilhelm . ft& dewer in,; the J. C. Wilhelm estate; beginning at a stake and inns N. 75f i?eg, E. 700 feet to- a stake ; thence S. 4 deg. W: 1204 feet to a stake; thence S. 86 . dog. E. 1160 feet to a stake; theDteS, 8i deg. W. 675 to a etake: thence S. 89 deg. W. 1810 feet to a stake; thence N. 8 deg. E. 1035 feet to the beginning, containing 49 acres, be. the same more or lehf. This tract is sub j;c to the dower intei68V of S. A. Wiihelm. Second tract; Beginning at a. stone, J. L Bostian's corner; thence S. 11 deg. W 188 feet to a eteke in the center, of Chapel Street; thence with said street S. 78 deg. E. 626 feet to a stake; thence N. 2 deg. W. 260feet to a stone, Bosti&n'a line; thence N. Sol deg. W. 633 feet to the : bs ginuining, containing . 8 89-100 acres. 15 feet on the south side of this lot is reserved for street pnrpoeee, the foregoing lot being ktown as lot No. 5 in tha special proc&sding entitled Whit L. iWil- hslm, admr. of J. C. Wilhelm, vs. Whit h. Wilhelmr Maggie L, Blac'iw&lder, es al. ' This Ncvembnr 3rd, 1911. ' J . H. MoKeszib, . Sheriff rf Rowan county. Johii L. Rendleman, attorney. FOf SalB- A lot of thoroughbred, sOiple-conb, Rhode Island Reds. A splendid lot of pullets ind cockereli delivered in Salis ' nry at $100 each. First come first served Now is the time to bay. Call on or write R. A.,Mo Laughlin, Cleveland, N. C. ' tf. LEARN 1 UTO MOBILE BUSIIESS. Men to take' thirty-days Practical course - in our well equipped Machine Shopsalso road lessons; and accept gooa. positions, unauotte Auto school, Wtl V; r 21 ,.--);- mmJ" tin ... . ...a ,'vt www . t 'i..-'-V-v-,-.
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