Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1909-09-07

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advertisement on page 2 of to-
days WATERMAN. 1t will explain
more.
J. M. Peacock, of China Grove.
The city yesterday.
J. Quincy Wertz, formerly of
China Grove, who has been living
in Salisbury for the past few
years, and at one time with J.
Feldman is glad to announce to
his friends that he Is again locat.
ed at Feldman's clothing store.
P. P. Meroney is confined to
his home by illness.
Mrs. John A. Boyden, at one
time a resident of Salisbury, and
who has many friends and rela-
tlves here, is quite i'll in Raleigh.
She is making her home with Mrs.
L. X. Bruner. her daughter.
Saturday there was a man on
the streets selling whet stones, a
little strap oil and considerable
hot air for ten cents per lot, and
he was doing a driving business
notwithstanding the fact that a
large box of the same kind of
whet stones were setting in the
door of the Salisbury Hardware
and Furniture Co IS place, with a
card attached offering them at 5
cents each. So much for live ad-
vertising methods. The vender
made himself and his goods
known in an attractive manner
and sold many times the same
kind of goods at a better price.
J. J. Kmcaid, now located at
Maxton, N. c.. is spending the
day in the city.
Mayor Smoot and A. B. Salee-
by, who went to Statewide Sun
day for the purpose of organizing
a Baraca Class in TIE First Meth
odist church there, have returned.
They were cordially received and
organized a splsudid class.
John NJ. Beall, the only son of
Capt. T. B. BealI, who has been
located in St. Louis, Mo-, for
several years, is at home, to be at
the bedside of his father.
Owing to the illness of Mrs.
Sewers, Rev. R. R. Sewers, who
has been assisting in a series of
revival meetings at P llgrim
Church, Davidson equity, was
called home last Thursday. Rev.
Sewers is the pastor of St. Paul
aid Bethel Lutheran churches.
Wesley jenkins, a plasterer and
bricklayer of the old times, died
at his home on West Innes street
last Thursday. He was one IF
th' old timers which + now rap
idly passing away, He had many
good qualities and stood we'll in
the community.
Miss Mable McCubbins, who is
very IL, was taken to the White
head ,StoE sanltorium last We'd
EesdaY aid is slowly improving.
c. E. Phillips, son of one Of
Rowan's most progressive and
substantial farmers, Paul M.
Phillips, has been elected princi-
pal of the M>nroe public schools.
Mr.. Phillips has been a student at
Trinity college for several years
and js a young nan of splendid
ability and will most likely make
a big success in instructing the
youth. Mr.. Phillips left last
week to be present at the opening
of the schools Monday.
Senator Overman is spending
his vacation at home.
Mayor A. l.. Smoot was called
to Old Trinity, Friday night, to
be at the bedside of his sister,
Miss Cora, who is quite i'll.
William T. Overman, who has
been connected with the shoe de-
partment of the Empire Store
Co., has been elected and has &C
copied the position of assistant
cashier of the Bank of Cape Fear,
of Dunn, N. C. Mr.. Overman is
a splendid young man and has
many friends here VINO are glad to
see him prosper.
The Woman's Home.
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