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t N'X SAUSBURY. N. C, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1808. $1.00 Year
LOSE NEW PASTOR
I
KSBYTEBY IS APPEALED TO
Co to Norfolk to Make
RrpftitatatitM.
TWO KOWAS CASES.
Th 8frm Court Hudod Dowa
Decision Wednesday.
Th Svoreme aonrt atmi
kaded down decision is the eas
es f Lsmer against Heilig and
Kmaey against Kinney from Row
. In ta Ant named ease liti-
jU iatereown tuliM teB H,ifhti W resulted la a
.iincc i the aMeptanee of Ito.ljodgBint faTOf , th4 rfilltifl
Tntm, i irginia. Heilig, whereupoe aa appeal waa
J Ult Bp irUK'lW-i resnltin i. the affirmation
kjpwbyta cburebe. Mr Ufa yudrment of th lower
inWa Virginia charge la uchi,owl 130oo or more .u inT0Iv-
jiaStd to him and when it laars-
U a! deiion to ev the
tv wo pn up to nor
1 Presbytery, of which fc a a
lor. Fearing that tbe Preaby
maid not atrrM to a err-
i of relations with Mr. Friend,
km. t B. Neav ana U. W
loft hut might for Norfolk
k iitmedc. Both tha Spencer
U tVstcut lull congregations
UetdinglT hopeful that Mr
iat i acceptance of tJWir oeu
L4 eot bo durtarlwj and ar
Qoawly owaitiDg word from th
Ulafcsnao who art in Norfolk
iwnticg their eaims.
Bid FARM BOLD.
Itfribb Bay tha doors
TlskTu.
Ir H- C Orubb Wdnedy
nrVt t George rink, formerly
r IiOoy piece and one of the
Kt nlaabla farming pro perl wo
h at want j. Too pise consists
Ufa urea, all under eultivaitoe.
M rart on I be wester mbarbe
i Stlaeury. The consideration
at stated.
lr Pink leaven ia a abort while
tit rest, where ha will ocag
iiaiawrcanUle business.
4 ia thia oi.
Tha second aetioa aonfirma a
tare of divore tinted by the
lower oart,
MTBS OAMM DKMOLIBHXD.
A law tat OoOiswa at Ohisa
nnui. PAJITT HUB
aaaa of Moaaa H. Ooaa Tafca
to WtMff Oomnty.
1 ipeeiat train driroated firat
of Soot hern fUtlway P-
mtt train No. 87 mbm to Salu-
T Ua morning at I o doe. It
tI of a Pullman and a bag-
in eoaeh and vaa attached to
j'atan paatenger train No. 11.
mto train waa a funeral eaoort
pn Oreenaboro, which aoeompa
Nfte remaina of the lata Monro
3 One, who died auddeol in
Pwm Wedneada nidht to
ft Top Mount bear ISlowinn
M, when tha funeral ra hold
ifteraoon. Mr. Pone select
iqit on h mafrnifloent plaee
,f Blowing Rock aome tine be-
kit death aa tha place k de
to be bnried.
I IV funeral parte- waa eotnpoo
H t V tror Leon I. Brandt and
rn Dmmiiiont eititena of
Wmahoro.
Urt A LAJB.QX tUBLt.
ptow OUldri Sarrirt : Jtr.
: Darid Wright
ft Port 'a 'Enocheilla
H write ;
David Wright wai taken
Mdenlr airk H.ti.r.U niirht
N died Sundar morninr. lie
Pw buried WedneadaT at St.
P by the Maaonio Lodge, of
ie wu a member.
I Wright waa 73 jreere of age.
P leaTea a wifa. thirteen chil-
FO, fnrtTji vrmndhildrei
HTOn great grand-children.
u i children were at we oa
but one, afra. Scott, of Mia-
'Ppi.
WSTAXLATIOK SEEMOM.
r fTeachea at XockiTfllr
Next Saadaf.
,. Byron Clark, I). D., pwtor
P thai IK. 1 I ! .k..I
.1 . .... a , . . ,
-ran ol tne inia:inuon nr no
R- Bradley, who g-x to Meka
' from k aikmnarf iTeoby-
'J. paator. ;
l viara a paipii will oc nut7
y by Re, Dr, O. W Peinler,
- m oeeai engsireu wr
In missionary work and who
wide renntation hMb
u ft
T "Jlli Miui.fu.ir iai runto
A Ckiaa Oreye apcMal to the
Charlotte Obaarrer 147a:
A rear-end eollmon between
twa throngs freight traina otcnrr
d here yeeterday, and whDe tc
en ear were eompleWy demouth-
d no one waa aeriomly hurt No.
74 waa delayed joat north of the
atabon aa aeeoant of draw-head
aad Sngineer Bead, ef No, 78,
oBing into the aution thinking
th block waa clear had not alow
d down aad oa aeeing the other
traia ahead of him rerened hi
engine with alight atrain in kia
left leg. Th fireman did not
jump and escaped injury, bat waa
eridently badly acared. One oar
of eottoa ia the rear train waa
eoaipletely torn np and one tank
ear waa thrown entirely off the
track down an embankment and
two bos eara were thrown aeroaa
the aide track badly torn an. The
rear engine plowed through the
eabooae of th frost train, lifting
it off U track and lodged
ton f tha eoft-ins, wbera it waa
dectroyed by flra. The track were
not bed!' torn an nc Wo. 1 w:
dolared only about forty inntea.
The wrecking crew from Spencer
and Charlotte were aoon 00 the
groend and did excellent work in
clearing the main line. It ia not
known who to rexponaible for the
wreck and it will doubtless re
quire an kireatigation to place it.
TWO FAITH WXDDIN M.
Littl Irtth Kial Sinsi at On of
Them.
A rv rrettv weddina wa eel
hratiwl Knndar at tbe hone of Mr.
J.lm Vriek. ot FaiU, wnen nia
daughter, Mirn Minnie, became
the bride of Mr. Charle Lingle,
Ker, C P. Fmher, oEcuting. A
tuhM nf the ceremony waa o-
eal aolo by little Kim Annie Me-
Kirter, of Ireland, wne ng "
emrewion "In the Cool of the
8hdy Brook." aivsw '
mony the guert were ranted to
mimptaoii wedding mipner. ...
The bride i en of Keith a moit
nd nonuUr tw'H wo
men. She becam th wife of
mlendid nd uecoMful ronng
farmer. , ...
M. o.l in Kazle ana b
Mary Sifford were marred Sun
day at the panwnage r?n
n.;.Mk k r If. A. TrexJer.
They will live near Faith, where
Mr. Eagle own a moo ot
Suffer SeUp.
u;- Marr Wood McKenrie,
daughter of Sheriff MeKeniie, i
not an well tooay a ue
for the pat week. Sheared
relapte Monday night and her
family qu w"""" TV
1. titmm Me.nenxie wa
by typhoid ferer while attending
tL Stat Normal College t
Oreenaboro.
50,000 IS INVOLVED
BANKRUPTCT PROCEEDINGS.
Creditor, of the loli Miaing Ctmpaoy
Ta Meet
Mr. Brooksbsw On.
Mr. Ooorge R Bnwkw, who
rforSw;
Mm tA return ta work for
he became
will
ome
I be
w TV-A.K ' awMJh AbT 1110
Tr f U. A. enu " i
th eounon 1
M.
moat '
Tr. O.
Jamea IL Ilorah, Km., refcrco
in bankruptcy, giea notise today
of a meeting ia Salisbury oa the
17th inrt. of the creditor of the
lot Mining Company, which was
adjudicated bankrupt oa the 8tu
of August. ''
Tbe litigation oer thia comoa
ny'a affair hu been intenwtiii);
from the Urt and the fact fiat
iO.OOO ia iaeolred will add spine
to the meeting of creditor. A trus
tee will be appointed at the meet
ing a lh 17th.
TO AMEND CHASTER. . '. "
HotiM Qirea of Amendment to
the Oity Cbarter.
Nobo i grren that applicatioa
will be made to the general assem
bly to amend the charter of the
mty of Salisbary.
eOf AFTER PKESI1ENT
CONGRESS WAS INSULTED
THE HIWS OF FAITH.
Personals and Other Item from
' UM Oranit Belt. I
(Corrotpondeoee of Post.)
Puth Hm 7 Tlipre will he a
Christmas tree at the Lntheran
church here with eiercnte by the
children. Th time will be an
nounced next Sunday. '
' Mr. Lather Ilea haa bought a
hfinftiinme - iaidneA from sir.
Charle Burger is Faith and will
soon move in it.
;.The teliivhone exchsnffe ia da
liug tcry good work her .though
the tinea are erewaoa most ot ine
time.
Mr. Lawsoa Ludwiok ud fam
ilr hare jrone to MooresTille to
risit relatives.
Mr. C. R. Glenn came up from
Rion S (1. and ia ninninc the
stamhoister for Mr. W. If. Bind-I
eratthe new quarry. H
, rOeorge Fisher ba one of the
finest quarries out on the granite
belt and a big crowd is at work
on it --fi- ' 1
Tbe crsnite rsult on the 1 nil-
lip mountain ia nearly done.
iM Bnn WrtL one of the
civil war pensioner visited at Mr.
. . v.. j v.
and Mrs. 1'iuKney uuuwick rn
day VI, n A Wiler ha cone to
SslUbuiy to build a store bouse
for Mr. Robert luuiis, wno w
recently burned out.
There w(l be a Christmas tree
at the Reformed church at Faith
on Chrietma day.
Mr. J. C. Lingle has opened up
Mr. Unanef ausenneuow, n
v.. k.n on the furrn with his
father, ha moved back to Faith.
Jack EUer and Dolph Cent have
returned from the mountain with
a load of apples.
Mr. Laweon Ludwick hu open
ed up a store here.
r..k i?iah shinned a bie Due
of mill stone last week to the
mountain.
Peeler Brothers arc loading a
esr with cotton seed from their
gin.
CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE
L 0. CAldwsfl, Esq, Announce
. He to in the Eunwng.
IhSt wiA be of
. nu "- v. - ,
bo little interest here oomes oy
1 mu m..intfA Vavtb ond'is
WST Ol vyiio. i..v -
to the effect that L. C. Caldwell,
Esq, of SUtesvdle, announees
... b. i MnflidittA for 1 the
III fttw -
Oeatooratte nominaUon for
gnm in thi distriot Mr. Cald-
ii i. . il lennwa StatesviUe
WOW
lawyer, and a vigorous campaign
er and wa once a member of tfce
Corporation aomnuwion.
It I known ror a
a k. t least two other
Uino " " - ,
aspirants for thia aonunaUoa.
Killing Deer at Toxswaf.
l m. rvaui' a Tliiw are creat
day f rhunter at Fairfield Inn
where haulers am oirsb -
A Reielatioa Expreiiisg ReMaimcal
jy Hay k lalrsdoced.
' Wanliington, . Dec. lO.-r-Preai-dont
Boosevelt ha stirred np a
hornet neat amone some of the
members of Congress aa the result
of thu suggcatlon in his : annual
rncaap; that the failure to favor
stimulation of the work oi the
secret service officials by Congress
was probably because Congress
men did not , want themselves
wst 'hed. Several individual mem
bers regard thia expression of the
r resident as aa insult and it is
likely a resolution will be intro-
dacixi u tha House expressing
their resentment though it is not
thought likely the? resolution will
be adopted. '
CASTRO AT BORDEAUX.
No Opposition Offered to Hit Di
tt embarking.
RordeaaA, Dec. 10. President
Castro, of Venezuela landed here
this) afternoon from Gaudetoupe.
No opposition at aU was offered
to his disem barking.
.t .
LOOI FOR MARTIAL LAW.
Bill Looking to 8ummary Trial of
Anarchists,
Calcutta, Dee. 10.Practically
martial law will prevail through
out India when a bill providing
for the summary trial and execu
tion of anarchists was introduced
in the India council today becomes
a law.- 1
WOULD HIRE SLATERS.
A Cabarrus Man Jailed on a Seri-
'. owCharge.
Concord, Dee. 9. Mr. Jason
Misenheimer, a prominent young
citizen of No. 5 township, - well
known throughout the county,
earne to tbe city and appeared be
fore Esquire C. ' A. Pitts, before
whom be swore out a warrant for
the arrest, of .Rufu Erimmmer,
another well-known citizen of No.
5 township, the latter having en
deavored to hire or induce two
negro men to shoot to death or
otherwise dispose of Mr. Misen
heimer. , It ha been a matter or
common knowledge for several
month that there exist a hatred
bv Erimmincer for the Misenhci-
mee family in No. 5 township,
which malice had taken sitch
shaoe that the Misenheimer fami
ly live in mortal dread for tneir
lives.
Fin Crop in Robeson.
Maxton. Dec. . The J. A. Mc-
Kinnon Company farm has pro
duced fine crop thia year. Two
week ago they had gathered 490
bales of cotton from BOO acres,
and the balance, and overweights
were expected to swell it to 500
bales of 500 pounds each. They
also have a good crop of corn, and
the best crop of peas they bsve
ever raised.
BAPTISTS AT WILSON.
Dr. Cullom, of Wake Forest, is
Moderator.
Wilson. N. O., Dec. . A large
number of delegate came ta last
evening and more are arriving on
tne traina today to attend the
Baptist convention in session here.
The organisation wa perfeuted
by electing Dr. W. Cullom, chair
of tbe Bible at Wake Forest, mod
erator, and J. S. Farmer, of tbe
staff of the Biblical Recorder, sec
retary.
First aubject, "The Pastor's
Relation to the Training of flu
Church for Service," was discuss
ed by M. A. Adams, of Ahoskie.
"In Doctrine," by Fred D. Dale,
of First church, Wilmington.
Wednesday morning devotional
exercise were conducted by ,C.
M. Rock, of Mount Olive. First,
"Kelstion of the Pastors to the
Prayer Meeting," by J. Paul Bow
ers, of Littleton; aeeond, "The
Pastor' Relation ta His Cougre-.
gation;" (third, "To the Chil
dren," Dr. C. S. ClackweU, of
Norfolk, Va.
"The Relation Between tbe Pas
tor and the Young People," was
spoken to by L N. fjoston, of
Blackwell Memorial ehnrch, Hliz
abeta City; "The Relation of the
Pastor to the Home Life of His
People," by C. W. Scarborough,
of Murireesboro. tie made a
strong presentation and appeal.
The Pastor's Relation to tbe Out
side Community,";, was- discussed
by T. 15. Justice, of Franklinton.
"The Pastor Relation to Soul
Winning in His Own Congrega
tion," A. J. Moncrief, of the Ral
eigh tabernacle.
"Through Ilia Members," C. T.
Watkins, of Goldsboro.
Afternoon session Devotional
exercises conducted by IL A. Wil
lis, of Weldon. The subject taken
waa: "The Pastor' Correspond-
ence Cemrse," First, "Th Work.
and Methods," by Dr. W. R. Cul
lom, of the chair of Bible, Wake
Forest College; second, "The Ne
cessity for a Fraternity of Study
Among Baptist Ministers and
Workers," by C.L.Dowe.1. ,.
Dr. William I. Lewi Ford, of.
Asheville. preached tonight the
regular convention sermon. ,
BIO DEAL IS CLOSED
STEEI TfiUST IS EXPANDING.
A Trauactioa lavelviag Millie
" Clowe.
Pittsburg, Dec. 10 A trsnsac-
tion involving million of dollar
fta been closed 111 New York
whereby the United States Steel
Corporation takes over the Stand-'
ard Steel Car Company with its
plants at Butler and Newcastle
and Hammond, Indiana, and tha
Pressed Steel Car Coiniianr with :
plant at MoKeearocks and Lower
North Side. The two concerns are
the largest anuf(Hun?r of steel
car in the world. ' o
: JEWELS RECOVERED.
Mr. 8m Williams Buck's Gem
. Found.
Richmoud, Va, Dec. i. More
than $10,000 worth of jewelry last
by Mr. Sue Williams Duck, f
Richmond, on a Pullman sleeper
on the Atlantis. Coast Line recent
ly, ha been recovered upon con
fession of a negro named TucJ:er,
who wa arrested on suspicion.
Tucker claims tbat he found the
jewel case in Mr. Buck berth
nd held the jewels for reward'.
ABE RUEF JURY HUNG. ,
Said to Stand 10 to 2 for Convic-
San Francisco, Dec. 10. The
Abe Buef jury has not yet return- .
ed a verdict in the trial' of the
former boss of the city for alleged
bribery. It ia said it stands ten to
two fur conviction.
PANTHER SCARES POSSE.
WAR JS IMMINENT.
Austria and Servis oa th Verge
; of k Conflict.
London, Dec. 10. War between
Austria and Sorvia is considered
so imminent that heavy owners of
stocks fearing an inevitable slump
that will accompany war, began
insuring today in Lloyd's against
on outbreak.
Kills Wife and Self J
Bloomsburg, Pa, Dec. 9. Wit
i.m H Hlnlnnr oired forty-four
years, a farmer shot and killed his
wife, Mary, aged forty-two years,
today, and then committed sui
cide. His weapon of destrlction
waa a shotgun. :
. A son, Lyman, aged seventeen
years, found hi mother lying
ArmA in nnnl of blood at the
head of the atairs when he retu-n-ed
home, and the father dead in
hi bedroom. Ill health is laid to
have caused Steiner' crime.
- To mcreaie Pay.
.Washington. Dee, J. -A 10 per
-m, inftMuft im His nsr of all
petty officer aad enlisted Bea in
the navy I provided for in a bill
introduced in the house today by
Representative Bat, of Peomryl.
vania. It also pmvidea that an in
crease of 10 per cent be given them
at the end or eaon ur year w
Vioe. . viV,1 ,
' IS INJURED IN WRECK.
Th Middle of th Train J urn pi
th Track.
Bismark, N. D, Deo. 10. Twenty-!!
vo persons were hurt, one fa
tally, in, a wreck on a North
coast limited on the Great North
ern R&ilmr nesr McKenne. The
middle of the train jumped the
(rack wbile running at a nign rat i
of speed. :
The South' Viewpoint.
Savannah New. .
Tk PrmBi.lnnt onil Me Tuft psn
both mske up their minds that
they cannot nave tneir aesire 10
hnulr the mild SnUUl STStinea.
and at the aame time eater to the
mwa nnlitiilina Kv fillinff the
principal Southern Federal office
with negroes. Mr. Tart must mane
s choice. If he really wsnts to
breisk the solid South, the first
thing be must do is to let it be
known tht he isn't depending up
on the negroes for support for his
adminiatratinn. The Republican
party at the North doesn't submit
to the appointment of negroes to
I the principal Federal offices,
j There can be no strong Ropnbli
' can party in the South that would
submit to it.
I ; . BalisbaTT Cotton Market.
(Oerreeted daily bv M. C. Qnina.
Good middlin. . '
L Strict midHUn. 8 34. . 1
. Kid.dline ' t
TineM. 7 H K
Stain. 77 14.
..Market; Steady.
Beast's 8orems Taken for The
-;v of a Woman.
Wheeling, W. Va., Dec. 9,-Th
first panther to be seen in this sec
tion of West Virginia for years
ba made its appea-ance in a deep
wooded gully at Uienrtatc, war'
shall county, ten miles south of
this city, on the Ohio River. .
A few night ago the citiicna
of Glendale were startled to hear
what seemed to be a wonuua
shrieking. The next day a posse
of citizens, with guns and blood
hounds, searched the gully and
got a glimpse : of the panther,
which is a very large animal.
The beast haa the community
terrorized, and no one in the Lt
Ge Village venture out after
nightfall unless he be armed. Old
hunter aay that the animal haa
oome down from Cheat Moun
tains, fifty mile away. . '
Steals False Teeth, n
, Winchester, Va., Dec. 9. Ed
ward Barber, who claims to hail
from. Martinsburg, W. Va, wa
given a jail sentence today for
stealing a set of false twth be
longing to Mrs. Maggie Whitaere,
in whose boarding house he lived.
Barber found the molars in clock
which he was repairing for his
landlady. ' He told the court be
was merely joking, but the evi-.
denee showed he endeavored to
sell Mrs. Whitaere 's teeth.
' Pastorate Celebrated,
The Post ia requested to pub
lish the following:
The member of the Mt. Zion
Baptist church, colored, celebrat
ed the sixth anniversary 'of, the
pastorate of Rev. F. B. Mason, be
ginning December 1st through
the 7th. Bach service proved
success. '
Different tocioties of the oily
and the churohea rendered excel
lent proirrama each night. Te
oitv T. M. U. A. and liivinBstone
College T. MV O. A, with L. H.
Hale and M. A. Whitehead, a .
leaders rendered programs which
lifted the people and inspired
them for higher and nobler thing.
Rev. 3. W Hairrton. A. 8. Cronm
and Jeff. Msrtin, presetted inspir- ;
ing sermons. Prof. J. H. A'rrey,
with a life fun of good thing,
waa present and spoke of the
protrmw of the ehnrch and en
eonrsred the people to ontiae
laokwif apwarS.
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