Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1909-11-02
LEXINGTON and DAVIDSON COUNTY.
How the Doctors can Avoid The Examination
of Their Prescriptions.
Lexington Dispatch Oct. 9th.

Lexington Dispatch Oct. 9th.
The reporter missed it by 81
days when he stated last weef
that the open season for quail IL
Davidson county began the 10TH
of October. He should have sale
that it began the 10Th of Novem'
ber.
Yesterday the Oneida . Chai1
Company's plant was sold to the
highest bidder by Receiver E. l.,
Greene. The property was first
sold IN parts, and totslled So, 1875,
and was then sold in bulk and
brought So, ,450, .Feing bid IN by
D. F. Conrad. The business cost
$26, 900.
Robinson's show lest about for
ty hands at this place, if rumors
are true, for it is said chat the
Southbound railroad folks roped
in that many negroes, and put
them to work Oh the road. A
~1en who talked with Col. Robin.
Il. limself said that the Snowman
an vted that he had lost quite a
number of hands, some Of them
being negroes who had been with
the show for years.
Those Greensboro doctors might
nip 1t all in tie bud by quittin G
the prescription business. Where
,whiskey'is needed for medicinal
PURPOSES, vas, they know better
than We do. there are various and
sundry other things that serve
better. In our opinion, they
fneedn't get so gay about it.
Acting qn information furnish
ed by eitlzsp, Sheriff A. T. De-
lap and Jailer'Harv7y johnson, in
company with Squire NJ. S. A.
michael, of Cotton Grove, rai5ed
II III aoonshire outfit in VI ain
Esprings township snLda-4 night
land back WIKI tag of
'slnglings, snd ! cap.
No arrests wsEsa< <aaas, rls still
was found after quite good deal
of arduous walking, the officers
covering about 5 miles in their
roundabout way after they
hitched their team. The keg,
cap and worm weje b'ough5
to town and placed in the
sherlff's office and the sheriff at
once notified Deputy Collector
Davis, of Statesville, to come q T.
er the stuff seized The still
proved to b9 wooden affair, coat
ed with zinc, aud WAS left by the
officers.
Saturday: afternoon alb: Ut two
sci ok when Charles Fiuch, son
# Ex-Sheriff r. j Finch, Of
Thoms syllle, a student at Gull
ford College, was On the passenger
train from Guilford College to
Greensboro, near the cal chute,
he fell from the train and sustain
ed injuries from which he died
that afternoon. His remains
were taken TO Tn masville Sunday
morning and were carried to his
fathers home about 4 miles frc m
town, and on Monday the funeral
ard burlal services were conduct
ed from Hopewell church and the
remains laid to rest in the family
graveyard. Tha young man was
going to Greensboro to 80 some
shopping and while OH the train
got slightly ST k and concluded he
would go into the other car and
also to get fresh air. He was no.
ticed when going out tho car door
but was seen 40 more by any one
on the train. Tho train WIS run.
ming into Greensboro and some
men across ths street saw him fal
and went to him. Messages were
sent to the city and a special train
was sent to the scene and the
Iyoung man was at once carried tc
the city He reeained conscious.
ness for a short time, but so IN the
relapse came and he died without
a struggle. He was Is years old
Was The House For Sale.
Every house finds quick salt
when painted with the L & M
Paint. A coat adds value an wei
as appearance. 1t also increases
it's salea BILE chances. The L. & M
colors are bright and lasting. L
& M. is used III painting by every.