WIN-CITY DAILY SENTINEL.
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST G, 1906
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ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. C It i
estimated this morning thai only i;n,
mm of the 251MMM workitigtiieu in St
IMeisburg have obeyed the strike! t
summons. . The employees of several '
bis mills hav? "Penly refused to join! Being Tried at Special Term of Court
the strike. twenty workmen werei n Salisbury
llljllieu in a iiiiMi wiiu in" ijoiicu e.
tenlay. The citv is quiet this morn
ing. Three of the newspapers mailt
their appearance today.
Garnering Saturday One or
Largest Tver Held In
Tills County.
IN GUILFORD JAIL.
Judge Long Presiding.
Mob Met Tram In Salisbury Last
i
Night But Prisoners Had Been
Taken Ofi Train a Mile from Salis
bury. -
Some -Side Lights On the County
Democratic Convention Saturday
And Its Work. General Opinion Is
That a Splendid Ticket Was Nom
inated. Notes About the Convention.
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NKW YORK. Auv i". -The citv i
boiling alii! sit wing til u lri UI ai
Three people uu- dead from !n-at ami
scous pi oi liit ii . There is Kie.it ili.s
tics anil stiff, ring among the poor.
Last night was ihi sevcteM exper
ience during the present term anil will
allil heavily, physicians declare, to the
list of deaths among infaiits as well
a.-, aged people.
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Frank Bohannon, Colored, Carried
from Danville to Greensboro And
Placed in Jail. Did Not Object to
Being P.- tried to Greensboro
" out Requisition Papers.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
GREENSBORO, Aug. fi When the
Southbound train from Danville tu-
exact (lived here Saturday night there was
Ian immense crowd gathered ut the
i Southern Railway station, expecting
or hoping to get a glimpse of Frank
i lloliaiinon. the negro who In cold
j blood deliberately killed Mr. ('. H.
Beachman a foreman of the double
tucking force near Jamestown last
Tuesday.
Bohannon, It was known was
caught in Danville lute Friday night,
and it was supposed that officer. s
would bring him to Greensboro on
ilie Saturday evening train, since lie
did not come at noon. The crowd
was plainly disappointed that the ne
gro did not come, but Sheriff Jordan
already had him safely landed in Jail.
' Bohannon gave no trouble whatever
completeness j about coming. Possibly ho did not
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to give
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(Special to The Sentinel)
SjU.ISljlKY, Auk "i. Willi Judge
li. F. Lurig. of State, ville. piesiding a
special term ot Rowan superior court
With. ! wiveafiU.Uert- this luortilnit for th
j trial of the alleged murdereis of Isaac
iLyerly, his wife, a son and a daughtei
near Barber's .liiuclioti on July i::th
After the selection of a grand jury
the charge of Judge Long consumed
all the morning session ol couit.
The five Gillespie and .Dillingham
tiegioes, charged with the niuidei.
wele bioiight to 'Rowan jail at mid
night last night by Sheriff Julian and
Thai the county convention of Sat
urday was one of most largely attend
ed ami most interesting political gata-
rVC,l' held In Forsyth couiuy it
generallt admitted. More than one
thoiisaml ballots wie east on the
Mist ballot and veiy near tluit many
on the second. The convention was,
in session about ten horns and yet
the courtroom was crowded wiih an
FINE SPEAKERS SECURED.
Sam Jones,' Senator Tillman, John
I Temple Craves And Other Will
Speak at Charlotte Chataqua.
(Special to The Sentinel
! CHARLOTTE. Aug. li.-ll is prom
jlseri by the Greater Charlotte Chatau
npia that the programme of the Sep
tember meeting will not contain a dry
tage,. enthusiastic and perspiring number. Among the speakers who
crowd all the time. It was a good have alieady been secured are Rev.
natured crowd, too. and it W'hiled I Sam I'. Jones,' (he Georgia platform
away the wearisome hours while wait- ..teacher; Senator lieiijainln It. Till-
i to have
half were
lii-klv it Is uu
a Pit of the
seilgers would
help been so
tin- wreck and
jill.l'ed with
leiimi of tlie sieatner.
Ln Tells of Disaster.
StiX, Aus. vapiaiu
learner Mane Louise,
i the wreck uf the
ricnnl seme hi tier pas-
all Intel view Unlay said :
wis pi,u in full stream
of ilie accident. 1 saw
,i anil Imiiight my
(rarii.s she had met wilii
us tin' Sit in was then
tfii- sboi m northwest of
.amis, llei t,i) w idled ami
The ilex llKlllK'lll
ireliletidmis explosion.
hid liut'stcd. We put on
reach the Si i in and pick-
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a dozen deputies. A
the prisoners met the
sheriff had left the train a mile from
the station and kept the negroes in
hiding In a livery stable several hours
thus averting trouble,
GREiNSBOROS HORSE SHOW.
Much Interest Being Ttken In the
Event Which Is To Be fieid August
15th.
GREENSBORO, August 2. The
piiucipal event now looked forward to
in Greensboro is the inaugural annual
mob expecting for ,"s"11'
iniln I, m il... "e aillioiiuceo ny
ipeakci wliu would llial.e
if the first ballot to
every
a speech.
knownHiat it would have required a i ;
rwiuisition irom ine governor ; horse show, to be held at the Central
Noitli Carolliui on the governor of VI:-l(-aroiina K.,ir K,.oull!( August LV
glula before he could have been taken: Amoll(! ,i,c, prominent out-ot-town
from one state to anrther. Anyway, h,,,, ,., wt, i,ave Imlllu arrange
he Willingly consented to come, and , nl,,,lts , u, rll Major
liming his ride spent, flinch of his i M()st.s M(.('own, Durham ; W. G. Ross,
time crying and moaning, at the pros jchaiiolte;- George Harden. Raleigh:
pect of being hanged, declaring he w. c, Ran. Winston; Joe X. William
knew that was In store for him. He l-,.,,, k,i. i,'i,.i,is Hith
Point; S. Strndwick, Winston; X. G.
PICNIC THURSDAY.
fe Many Attractions Ar-
jed for This Event.
lie niiiti- vailed atfrac
.Masonic plcmc at cle
Miirksville, 'n-xt Tiiur.s-
Ivfr liefiiie itr the twenty
tliesf picnics have been
ll!) held.
al aihln-s, wili e ileliv
'i Zeh Vauiv Walser, of
ni'! R v. T. a. Suioot will
'') 'h the lioliie-coinol's.
isle will be furnished by
i Cm net bann, while, the
fxerciit, ijy a chapier of
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laiR feature.
Ms uf evcrv ;ini M ill
,,v Hie Iwil.r'timmittee, and
11 omiitry ilinner will be
ill.
v;i.i.(,ii a lirst-cki.-'S game
'" p:;iy il in the Coo-S-tire-
t,.;llns n pMt
ill he ilntie to mait. H.
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insisted that ho was made drunk and
nersuaded to do the killing by "old
Ki Cnitchfleld and his son Oscar, who
had planned to kill every while nutn
on the double track force. Honau-
non did not know that these two ne
groes had already been arVest-
ed before
In Danville
the
Friday
officer
night.
got II11U I j,,
In jail lie ;
Williams, Williams, Smoak & Mc
Cieary, Winston; 1". Watt Riclmrd-
i son, Reldsville; Gen. J. S. ( ai r, Dur-
ham; Henry James, Yadklnvllle.
I Three prizes, first, second and third,
will be offered in everv contest and
continues to moan and bewail his
situation, persisting in his assertions
that "old Ki and 'Oscar" itre as guilty
as he. He is in a separate cell from
'hem and has not been allowed to
have any communication with them.
There are no fears-of a lynching, but
from the fact, that there; are now six
desperate criminals in jail!' charged
with murder or conspiracy to murder
while men, a guard Is kept there day
Hid night, to prevent any possibility
uf their escape, or attempt to rescue
them.
At their monthly meeting today it is
thought the board of county commis
sioners will petition the governor to
:all a special term of court to try
these cases. The next term of crim
inal court does not convene until Sep
tember 17, and is for only one week,
barely long enough to dispose. of the
smaller -Jail cases that will be on the
docket by that, time. Besides,' there
is an unquestioned feel in if that these
six bloody cases ought to be tried as
piomptly as possible, as the fre
lueiicy of like offenses in- the past
several years, with apparently inade
iua,te punishment, is causing many
ndignaut comments, and no little nervousness.
no one of these
valued at less
will the
than $25
first prize
ROMINGER-WILES.
Well Known Couple Married at Home
of Bride This Afternoon.
The marriage of Miss Sallle B.
Wiles and Mr. C. D. Romlnger was
happily celebrated at 4:15 this after
noon, the ceremony being performed
by Rev. Dr. H. A. Brown, the bride's
pastor, at the residence of her mother.
Mrs. Thomas Wiles; fi(!2 Holly avenue.
Il was n quiet home wedding, only the
immediate relatives of the contract
ing parties witnessing the nuptials.
The bride and groom are well
known and have a host of admiring
friends throughout this section. Mr.
Rominger Is a member of the enter
prising and successful firm of Ro
minger and Blackburn Furniture Com
pany. Mr. and Mrs. Rominger left on the
7 : 10 train this afternoon for Viiginia
Beach. After spending a few days
there they will visit Washington and
Xew York. I'pon their
The management is considering the
advisability of adding an automobile
race to the program and this feature
will attract many who would not have
otherwise taken much Interest in the
event. ,
GLEE CLUB MEETS TONIGHT.
New
Much Interest Shown In the
Game of Volley Ball.
The Y. M. C. A. glee club meets to
night at S:::u. This will be the third
in the second series. The, college
songs. Including solo training aim
also vocal part singing, will be used,
and most of the evening will be used
In singing as most of the members
are now thoroughly familiar with
musical notation. Several choir sing
ers have improved their talents at
these rehearsals, and have expressed
i hope that the club will bo continued
during the winter .. even on larger
scale. Some of Prof. Hougliton'ji pri
vate pupils are singing In the club
for the general practice and an extra
training thev are receiving from his
excellent methods.
Much Interest is being shown in the
new game of volley ball introduced in
the gymnasium last week. The bus
iness men realize that, it Is a recrea
tive game well adapted in their needs
and especially fitted for the warm
season. Their classes meet this even
ing at 3: 1 j.
Forsyth Wants More Convicts.
The county commissioners. In ses
sion today, discussed good and bad
roads, biidge building, etc. A large
number of claims were allowed. Th
clerk 10 the board was authorized to
write court clerks of Stokes. Suit;',
Ashe and Alleghany counties and ask
that the convicts from said counties
asslcned to the public roads of
Forsyth, the commissioners of this
county agreeing to pay court costs
and Iranspoitiition of prisoners.
Tie for First Place.
Master Marian Nash, the seven-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs A. V
Nash, has been notified by the Satur
day KverXng Post that he and another
"' " i , .,v-1 North Carolina boy tied for firs'
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The only disagreeable ihing about
the convention was system of count
ing the vote. The first ballot, was Clos
ed at 2 o'clock and II was after .1
before the secretaries were able ;o
figure out the exact vole each candi
date received. It was a hard task
and It was a wonder that the 'secreta-
ies made the progress they did. Ev
erybody seemed to he In favor of pri
mary two yea us hence and several of
the party leaders expressed the opin
ion that such a plan would be adopted
Col. John S. Cunningham, of Per
son county, was in tiiu convention
hail for a few hours Saturday after
noon, and In response to repealed
ills made a speech thai kept the
tired crowd In the best of humor.
Col. Cunningham Is a large lohacVo
grower and also president of the to
bacco growers organization of this
Slate. The colonel referred to the
recent figures published In The Senil
uel relalve to city's comtneiclal Inipot
lance and congratulated the clly and
coimy on having made such fine prog
ress of late. He and Mr. Cy. Watson
had a little tilt us to the status, of the
lawyer and the crowd seemed to side
with hlni, though Mr. Watson held up
the lawyer's end of the argument in
his usual humorous fashion.
The crowd was In a good humor
and wanted speches, It called for
this and that man, some of whom re
sponded while others begged to be ex
cused. After the first ballot Messrs. Adams,
Katou and Thompson withdrew from
the race foi Hheriff. leaving only
two candidates for (his olflce in the
Held, Missis. Ziglar and Rigging. Mr.
0. W. Jones. In a speech, withdrew
from the contest for register and urg
ed his supporters lo unite with the
Crawford men and nominate that
gentleman. But the next ballot showed
I hat Mr. Jones could not control his
vote as several of the townships that
had given him a majority gave Mc
Kauglian the larger pait of their vole
The full ticket, as nominated, Is as
follows :
Foi Senate J. ('. Buxton.
For House W. T. Cal ler and
Cox.
Clerk of Court H. E. Tiansou.
Sherifi -J. K. Ziglar.
Register of Deeds C. M. McKaugh-
TreasiiM-r Geo. I.. Beck.
Surveyor H. A. Conrad.
Coroner J. M. Robinson.
Commissioners M. D. Bailey, Dr.
B. F. Strickland, I). W. Harmon.
It Is generally conceded that, this Is
a very strong ticket. The old sol
dier element is 'represented, there
are faiiueis, manufacturers, profes
sional men, clerk and business men
.on the ticket and each section of the
county is repiesented,- The town gets
the senator, sheriff, one member of
the House, the chairman of the boatd
of count eommUHioners and the cor-onc:.
man. of souin Carolina; Hev. neorge
R. Stewart, "the noted Southern lec
turei." and the Hon. John Temple
Graves, editor of the Evening Geor
gian, of Atlanta, Ga.
A large slice of the silm inude" up
by Chailotle people to Insure the sue
cess of Uu; meeting will go towmd
securing talent for the musical part
of the piograiume. Among the mils
ical iiltractlons will be the well
known Dailcv Quintette and several
famous soloists. Among the latter
will be Madame Shot well-Piper, of
Xew York, who ranks among the
leading singers of Hie World.
Rev. D. L. Rvld, general manager
of the chntaiiqnu, Is now busy eugag
lug other talent for the week. He
will add to the alMive list the names
of two or three other well known lec-
tmers.
The railroads will make (special
rates on account of the occasion. The
dales Will be September '.I to Hi in
clusive, i
NEGRO'S STRANGE ACTION.
Frightened Away by Mrs, Ray Cle
ment's Screams.
An unknown negro went In thvyard
of Mr. Ray Clement, at 107 Chestnut
street, near the Salem reservoir about
i o'clock yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
Clement was In one of the out build
ings in the back lot. She heard some
one walking, but thought it was ner
husband until the negro attempted lo
open the door to thu building she wiis
In. As soon as she discovered the
negro she grabbed the door mid he
gau screaming. At this Juncture the
negro had his hand on I lie door and
was attempting to pull It open,
Mr. Clement, who whs In the house,
heard his wife. He rushed out the
hack door, hut bv the time lie had
ilesccndcd the steps the negro had
Jumped the fence and lied. He was
followed by several angry men, but
he was lost sight of on the Southern
Railway yard by running between a
number of box cars.
The negro, whose, name has not
been Gleamed, was cen watching
around Mr. Clement's hack yard for
an hour or more befoie he entered It
FARMERS' INSTITUTE.
About Fifty Soil Tillers In Attendance,
8ubjectr And Speakers.
The Farmers' Institute held at the
court house today whs attended by
,'iit or (ill soli-tillers. The discussions
were Interesting and profitable. The
morning session opened at In o'clock
and the afternoon at 2 o'clock. Tlf
subjects and speakers were as follows.
Legumes in the Improvement of
Our Soils, by T. II. Parker, of Orange
county. -
The Object of Crop Rotation, by Dr.
Tail Itutltr.
Corn Culture, by T. H- Paiker.
nillzlllg the Waste I'roducts of Hie
J Farm, by Di. Tali Butler.
Kami Dairying, by J. C. Kendall. X
C. College of Agriculture,
will
Mis.
lion id with the groom's sislei
J. T. Joy iter. In West. Winston.
place on the
i last week in
New Advertisements.
Smokers' Den. The Cuban cigar an
at tract ib smoke.
StielT Piano Co. Southern sales
room, Charlotte, X. C "Business In
tegrity." . '
O'Hanlon's Drug Sfoje Cool de
licious suda.
Roseiil.nrhnr rirn Announce-I
tnent of soecial mtrchases by our r'.,st
buyer while on Northern market last
week now on special sale at Busy
Store. - , I
Sink and Kansler. Just what yoli j
want to protect your shingle roof.
Simpson's Drug Store. If you're j
hot and thirsty learn the way. I
Strousp & Bros., of Baltimore. An I
Invitation through Rosenbacher Ai j.
Bro. to yon to attend fall tailoring
opening Wednesday to Saturday, tlii.i
week.
C. A. Jenkins. A good thing In
health and accident insurance.
number of copies soli,
thu pony and catt ".:i-
lest. Marian has doubled ins on.'i
for this week for the Post and Is de
termined to lead In sales. He will I"'
on the street with his large fort
helpers every day this week.
ot
It was a fine set of candidates in
'he field and any one of (hem would
have made a good officer for the posi
tion which he sought, but It cannot be
denied that Hie most popular men were
nominated as' the convention's mode
if making the nominations was practl--aliy
nothing lens than a primary,
though the delegates are almost unan
imously opposed to the convention
plan of waiting until the day of the
convention to count the vote, l takes
up too much time.
MURDER NEAR MT. AIRY.
Frost Timmotis Shot And Killed by
Irving Tettreff.
(Special to Tim Sentinel. I
MT. AIRV, Aug 0 Frost Tlmmons
wait shot and killed yeniriday morn
lug ai X o'clutk at Combstown. near
Flat Rock. Surry counlv, by Irving
Tettreff. The twi. men had some trou
ble Satiirdav night and early Sunday
moinlut.. Tetin ff secured shot gun
and went af'er Tiniliions. The latter
Gildwdl Memorial Building
Thrown Open For First
Time Yesterday.
Appropriate Exercises Held Yester
day Morning In Connection With
Use fOY tht First Time Of New Sun
day School , Anne of First Presby
terian Church.
The cominenct inent of the exercises
connected with the optmlng of t lite
Caldwell M.-oiniUl building wit
scheduled f,.i 4; yesterday, but hulf
all hour' before (but lime the children
began to assemble, all looking bright
and happy This was the day when
the splendid new Sunday, scbooj an
nex of tile. Firsl PrcsbWerlan church,
1 he building for which they have
worked so faithfully, was to b
iortnally handed over to them.
At the outset Dr. Lilly told thu
children, their friends and teachers,
thai while the handing over of the
building by the building committee)
was perhaps a formality yet he want ed
every one to feel perfectly at home,
he wanted (bv children to feel that
they were taking part In a friendly
gathering, be w auled I hem to feel
that It was their building I hey were
going to lecelve from the committee.
In order to be In keeping with the
new biiudlng hvmn No. lb was hear-
illy sung out ot the new hymn books,
this being followed b) an explullktoiy
statement bv the supei lnttident, Mi
Geo. S. Norflcet. v,(in Is also chairman
of the building committee. When the
notes of the'organ began a march, the
children formed in Hue, kleupii to
the mnslr to the annex and seated .
themselvM In the opera chairs around
the auditorium, class by class. The.i
followed another hymn and respoioo's
of praise In classes, each Has ii-cll
lug a verse of scripture appropriate
to the occasion, after which the wuo
school Joined in repeating; "Oh that
men wonld praise the 1ird for His
Goodness,1 and for Ills wonderful
works to the children of men.
Mr, George S. Norflcet, as chairman
of the building cotiiuilitee, said he
had talked so much about the ('aid
well Memorial IniU'liiig thai he hadn't
anything to say but what he had al
ready said. Mr. Norfleet remarked
that this work hadn't been completed
without a good deal of work and he
praised the scholars and all who had
InboieiMn so good a cause; said the
first contribution was made by mem-,
bet ol the Utile, 'children's, class; de-'
scribed bow-the first plana had been
rejected ami they had finally decided
to have un, up-lo date building with
every convenience for scholars UCR
as they now were enjoying.'
Mr. Thomas Maslln, the secretary
of Hie building coiiimlllee, gave
historical account of the building
from Its first Inception In the mind of
thelt beloved former pastor, Rev. R.
B. Caldwell, to the plesenl occasion.
He supplemented Mr, Norfleet's stale
men! by saying that the little boy who
gave the (list dime earned It by car
rying In wood; suld the scholars had
lain.-il $,',110, Ihe ladles over 1 1. Hun.
He praised both for meeting Hieir
payments so promptly. The building,
with Its wiulpiiieiil, represented an
outlay of IH.fioe;; t lint although the
it'UStees of the church were going lo
accept Ihe building today for the chil
dren 1 key were gelling something
tliey hadn't quite llnlnhwl' paying for,
there being still a balance of ll.K.'IH
due. bo thy must keep up their
monthly col lect ions a while longer.
Mr. ' Robert W. Gorrell then pre
sented the building 011 behalf of the
building -committee, to the ti unlets
In appropriate words and Major
Brown accepted It foi the trustees
in like manner, closing with a few
verses fiont .Solomon's dedicator)'
psalm. Ml. J. M Rogers represented
ihe Sunday school and accepted the
building on Its behalf, saying how
glad he knew every child and teacher
was to accept such a beautiful gift
and bow they would .stilye lo show
their appreciation by doing belter
woik In tlie future.
"Our Purpose," was Hie tHle of the
talk by Dr. Lilly. He said: "This line
building. this Aplemlld equipment
was for the purpose of making Mr.
Norfleet. a bettei superintendent, no(
that Mr Norfleet ws not iip lo Ihe
nun k. but that with Increased- facili
ties he would be able to do belter
work. This new building is to muke
belter officers, teachers and scholars.
Wo have larger.and better accommo
dations and better room to glow. We
want our school lo grow. We wunl
our chili eh to b more Interested in
our Sunday school. There is a splen-
lid ll'-ld for us hen. In Winston Ha
The Next Encampment.
The dncanipmont of the First Regi
nieiit, North Carolina troops, will b
held at Moreliead Citv, beginning An
11, mi will continue until Augu.-
2il. Winston Salem will ne iepre
sented bv the Forsyth Hllleuien. f
will leave Friday evening for
head.
The resolution presented by Mr
Watson relative to a road (commission
was curried by a large majorrt-s.
Mi
The Simpson Ding Co has p
mi elect 1 ical uiaiio in t. Stole.
fiee music
Simpson s.
dailv learn the
Mr and Mrs. Thomas Lai
have relumed from a two
stay at Concord and Chailotle.
The Sentinel Is asked to state
that Elder P. D. Gold will not. preach
at Broad Street Baptist, church tomor
row night, as has been ' announced.
He was called to Durham to conduct
Morgan & Cuthrell ban
awarded the eontiaci for the
die Ogbuiu-Mastcn building
-.bpil.-t
week-'
been
of oil
LOST -pair
e
Kllei.
At
court
lasses.
bouse
Return
S.i'u'
to A
da v
II
Il was a great convention from ev
ery point of view uiid the D.-mociacy
if old Forsyth 'Intends to see that the
majorities for each ami every man
011 the ticket this fall ate well up in
tlm hundreds.
Banner Offered By Mr. Wilson.
The following document was read
i before tlie county convention Satm
luy. The beautiful flag referred to
I was also unfurled:
(North Carolina, Forsyth County:.
1 Know all men by these presents
il!uit I. K. IL Wilson, of said coiin'y
: and State, have ordained, established
I mid dedicated a banner, as heiein-
after described, and I have bound mj
self, heirs and assigns, to maintain
the same in perpetuity, to wit: Trt the
township In Forsyth county, outside
of Winston Salem, w hich shall make
'be largest percentage of gain for the
Democratic ticket the election of
1 Willi and all subsequent elections.
begged Telin-ff not to shoot him, b't' cm Thousands of children don'l go
his 'pleadings were In vain. Timmoiis io rtumlav wrhmil We have here a
was shot down and rtb-d In a few 111 in fne building, we' are justly proud of
iiles The murdeied man was IIXHt. but buck iifM mortar can't do any
y ears old
ebildieii.
rested.
ami leave
Telti. IT
1 a w 1
has
f.1 and seven
not been de
based upon the vote for, governor In
1!i4, there will be awaidi-d by'E. If
Wilson, his li'dis ami assigns, a ban
ner of puie white silk, appropiiate.lt
mounted, and bearing the following
i'nsci Iptlon, "White Siiprijiiiicy ami
Democratic Rule In Forsyth County
Forever "
In witness whereof. have hereunto
subscribed in v name and affixed iu
seal, this November 19. A. D . l!l4.
K. H. WILSON. (Seal )
Norlh Carolina, Foist lb County:
The foregoing Instrument wis ibis
day acknowledged before me by E 1 1
Wilson, ihe grantor. Let the name,
with this certificate, be registered
This 21!rd day -of November, Hint.
R. E TRAXSOI'. C, S. C
Filed for registration on the l'n
day of November, llmL and terorded
in book No. Ti! of deeds, on page K7
H W LINDSAY
1 Kcglstfi uf IhciU.
thing It takes consecrated men and
women to build up ibe laird's king
doiii . beie Tlie building Is useless
unless we apply ourselves, Children,
go home lo yoni parents when you
leave hie; te tlieui what tk fine
building you have, what sjd ndM
facilities for studying God'a word and
see It you cannot get tltem to take
uioie Interest In our school,. Lei us
go out Into Hie highways and hedges
and gather up those who never go to
Sunday school and let them share
with us this row building"
A collection was taken for the
ii i.tiaiii"' home, tlie exercises closing
tiwllh u titn.tr urn benediction bv ihtt
to " ' E. II.' N.
Miss Louise Sid, bill, of Slalesvlllc,
came In today lo attend the McDowell-,
Dull wedding tomorrow She wilt
play the wedding march.
Mrs. T I.. Highsinith and little
sou. ot AlibeitHle S. C, are the guest
I of Mrs Flunk Jenkins. 410 Main
street. Salem, ,
pns!
I (he funeral of Mr. Joab Huicli..