Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1911-02-01

ternoon. Austin has been collec
tor for tie piano people and say
he can show no fraud had bee
l committed. He gave bond TO
; his appearance at the Superio
Court.
The Church Workers Conven
tion which was in session severa
7 days at Faith Reformed Churcl
here closed Sunday night. Sun
day school work was discussed a
the morning service in an ab.'
manner. The greater part of tn
congregation remained at tht
church and partook of a fine din,
ner provided by the ladies of the
church. The next convention
was set for the 9Th Sunday in
April at New Gilsad Reformed
church, near Concord.
DR., G. M. Poole, president OF
the State Medical Society of
North Carolina. has secured DR..
j. H. McCormac, national lectur-
er and organizer for the American
Medical Association, to give a
lecture in Winston-Salem on
February the 9Th on public
hygiene, education and kindred
sui jects.
THE W HARDWARE
AND MACHINERY CO., an
ticipates the farmers needs, and
have the goods in waiting SO that
n time is lost in ordering. Their
advertisement in this weeks
WATcHMAN probably contains the
9ery information you are looking
for.
BRITAIN & CAMPBELL will
again have all the garden and
flower seed you want almost with
out price. Plow shoes in abun-
lance Their advertisement in
THE WAT HMAN tells you about
hem.
~RHEUMACIDE for rheumatism,
North Carolina product, man
lfactured by North Carolians, is
advertised in The WATcHMAN and
RECORD. It is on sale in Sails
Jury, Spencer and China Grove.
]. NJ. L Culp, of Gold Hill,
rnTsl NJ. 3. was in tie city yes
-arday to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Mireuhelmer.
T.. A, Rice, who has been living
1t Cooleemee for sevesal months,
has decided to return to Rowan to
i've. His many friends here will
welcome his return.
Marshall A. Hudson, of SYRIA
cuse, N, Y, will come to Sa!is-
bury March Both, to address the
Barracks CT Salisbury. He is the
founder and head of the Baraca
movement. There was a union
meeting at the South Main street
Methodist church Sunday night,
)eing the first quarterly session,
formerly only annual meetings
were held. Rev. M. Stamper
opened the meeting by prayer.
NJ, D. Coburn, who is president
of the local class, welcomed the
union and the response was by
Mayor A. l.. Smoot. Holmes
Memorial Methodist church bad
the iargest number present.
BELK HARRY CO., one of the
most agreeable firms IN the city
to trade with, have q change OF
advertisements IL this weeks
WATcHMAN. They are Offering
bargains i'll the very things need
ed ct this season. Read it.
Charles Fore, the colored res
taurant keeper of East Council
S5reet. died in Lexington Friday.
Fore had typhoid fever last fall
and it wen. into consumption,
from the effects of which he died
He was in Lexington for treat.
merit under DR.. Vestal. His re.
mai9s were brought to Salisbury
for ilterment which took place
Monday.
Waiter George Newman aud one
James Phillip, Jr., have been
made defendants in a suit brought
by Rosenblatt & Co., of New
York, who claim that they made
the defendants a loan of SIS, 900
and took Union Copper stock as
security, which was claimed to be
alright and worth 81 so per share
when it WAS really selling for only
81 10 cent?.
Joe H. Mingis of Woodleaf,
who got his hand caught Ia a
saw, is being treated at the sana-
toliun1. Blood poison was feared
The p~ostofice department has
sent q communication to Post
master Hotson urglpg patrons of
the Office served by the city car
riers to provide %receptacles for
their mail, or have elots cut in
thair doors This would keep the
carrier from waiting and facili-
tate the delivery Of mail.
The mem''ers Of organized la
Dor in Salisbury and Spencer are
discussing the desiraf,iIity of Or
ganizing a purely social club and
think Of taking the rooms in the
Hedrick Block, when the Old
Hiokcrv folk move