Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-12-04
THE CAROLINA WATCHMAN.
Local News Items

III AUW6ll Isulp.
Quite q number of sportsmen
aid dogs are gathered at Barber's
where the field trials of the Con-
t5nental Club are being held.
Rev. A. W. Plvler, who succeeds
DR.. Atkins as presiding elder in
this district, has arrived and
preached an excellent sermon at
the First Methodist church Sun
day.
The Southern Express Com
pany's old horse sale took place
as per schedule Saturday. There
were plenty Of buyers. Some
few got bargains but the majority
got trash. For instance one fell
low paid $500 for a box of old
medical almanacs.
Amongst the stone taken out of
the artesian we'll being sunk by
the Southern Railway at Spencer,
a very good quality of gold are
has been discovered.
B. F. Stephenson, of Oakdale.
Tenn, the new secretary of the
Spencer Railroad Y. M. G. A.,
has arrived and taken up his
duties
Enon Baptist church, located
about five miles from Salisbury
on the Wilkesboro road, dedi-
Gated Sunday morning. Rev. R.
T. Vann, of the Baptist Female
University, Raleigh, preached the
dedicatory sermon. He was as
sisted in the services by Rev. J.
n SlalEings who was instrument
tai III the church's organization.
It has a membership of A.
Mayor Boyden Saturday fined
a man $25 for cursing on a stree
car between Salisbury and Spen-
Ger. This is a good way to break
up the swearing and bolsteFons
conduct which is too frequent on
the cars.
L. R. Lingle, who was stricken
one day last week with vertigo
and was quite i'll from the effects,
was in town Saturday. His many
friends will be glad to learn that
his illness was Of short duration.
Cold storage eggs from Chicago
are being sold on the Salisbury
market at 25c per dozen. some
cheaper than the fresh eggs from
the rural districts, but not near
so nice.
D. M. Miller has about got
Strengthened out in his new
location on West lines street
Nj. Miller has finally had a settle
ment with the insurance COM
panies. He was quite i'll last
night and is confined to his bed
this evening.
Rev. F. J. Murdoch was in Dur
ham Sunday for the purpose OF
assisting in the ordination Of Rev.
Thomas L. Trott to the priest
hood. Rev. Trott is a native of
Rowan and his many friends here
will be glad to know that he is
doing we'll in Durham.
Chain gang camp No. 2 has
been moved and 1s now at work
on the road between China Grove
and Salisbury.
R. l.. Ultzman, at n time a
resident of Salisbury, died in
Raleigh last Thursday. Mr.. Ultz-
man was a brother of the late
Mrs. Emeline Shuman.
John A. Boyden is in poor
health and is now in Raleigh with
his daughter, Mrs. T, K. Bruner.
Max l.. Barker has sold his
stationary business to Theo.
Buerbaum.
Miss Josephine Watts, of Char
lotte, arrived here from the Pres
byterian Hospital Of Charlotte a
few days ago, and will stay in
definitely at the home of her ais
ter, Mrs. 6. G.. Williams, sos N.
Lee street. She has been battle
ing with pneumonia.
Rev. A. T. Hord, Of Cleveland,
who sued the Rowan County Mutt
ual Insurance Co., for $500, which
amount he claims to have lost by
fire some time ago, failed to OBJ
tain the relief desired. His case
was tried during court here last
week and the jury brought in 6
verdict in favor of the Insurance
company, which claimed he was
in arrears and therefore not en-
titled to benefits.
When the baby is CROSS and hal
you worried and worn out you will
find that q little Cascasweet, the
we'll known remedy for babies ane
children, will quiet the little on
in a short time. The ingredient
are printed plainly on the bottle
Contains no opiates. Sold b,
James Plummer and all druggists
DEATHS.
KARRIKER, MRS. wife of Herr,
Karrlker, Of Atwell Township
died last Thursdav morning an(