Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1907-12-11
SOME ONE HAS BELLED A BUzzARD.
Rocker Takes a Turn on The Panic and
Claims the kiIIionaIres Caused 1t.

it looks very good.
Miss Kate Carger has been Wis.
it1ng her sister quiet recently.
II John Josey sold one of the finest
bird dogs in the county to a
gentleman from Salisbury a few
weeks ago. Mr.. Josey had raised
this dog from a little pup and at
last he sold the dog for one hun
dred dollars.
| We are Informed that Marshal
Holshouser has bale Of cotton
laid lengthwise across little
stream of water so that it will not
loose in weight till he gets ready
to market it.
| John Beaver from the ST.. Paul
neighborhood was visiting at P. A.
Jackson's Saturday night and
Sunday last.
Charlie Park ordered him new
gun from Sears, Roebuck, & Co.,
some time ago and has received it
quiet recently. Guess he means
to look after the Mollie Cotton
tails about Christmas.
There is a large Sunday school
at Organ Church and there will
be Christmas tree there Christ
mas day. We cannot yet give the
exact hour but will give it later.
An interesting. programmed being
arranged.
Miss Anna Caster visited her
grandmother near Organ Church
last Thursday night.
| Sunday, November oath, there
was a buzzard passed over John
Stirewalt's house with a bell
swung to his neck. He was ira
Yelling southwark and every time
he would flap his wings the bell
would rattle. There is no telling
how far this creature has come
nor how long it will be before he
will stop.
| Little Willie Barger and Galley,
Of Faith, we're the welcome visit
ors at Adolphus Casters last Sat
arday night.
| Milo Brown is suffering from
the effects of bealing on his jaw.
! Little Dewey, son of Daniel
Powlass. has been very sick for
5he past few days.
| Daniel Artz, one of our farmers,
who has been working at Kann-
apolis and will move his family
there soon.
| John N, Troutman has moved
his family to Kannapolis and will
probably there spend their future
days.
| The Parks academy now has a
rural school library. 1t consists
of ninety-four different kinds of
books and nice book case.
Burl Caster swapped his young
colt off and got an all o. k. mule
which he will probably farm with
next summer.
/ On the night of November 28tt
, there was a small crowd which
, went up the big road leading from
, William Fesperman's to Clark
store just cursing and swearing te
their own notion. No one saw
them close enough to identify
them, but several said they knew
, their voices.
In living here in the county
Q and having been without the ad
j vantage of a high school or col
g lege education I feel unable to say
t anything about the statemen,
0 given in this paper few week
ago by Xerxes. By his items
4 judge tkat he is pretty far along
t in the school at Crescent, yet
: want to show him and the peopl
3 Of Rowan county that I am no
Q asleep. While it may be true tina
Q Roosevelt is giving the trust
s trouble, I do not say that he is O
q that he is not, but will take hi
Q (Xerxes) own statement for it
We all know that these Republi
d can millionaires are the ones VIII
Q have caused the panics by DRAWN
l. their money out Of circulatio!
}, when democratic president at
d ttempts to burst up their trusts
10 and, we know too, that a republi
g can would not do anything wit
10 them, simply because they wer
republicans and with their mil.