Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1913-07-02

W. J. Bryan, secretary of state,
may pass through Salisbury on
July 18th Oh route to Henderson.
vile where he has promised to de.
liver a speech during q chatauqua
to be held there from the sixth to
the thirteenth of July. Nj. Bryan
decided to be the re on the thir-
tesnth.
The installation of Rev. J. B
Moose as pastor of the New Bethel
charge took place in Mt. Zion
church. Richfeld Sunday. Rev
V o. Ridenour of Albemarle, de.
livered the charge to the pastor,
and Rev, O. P. Fisher, of Faith,
delivered the charge to the con-
g%regation.
The N. @. Public Service 10
rapidly putting down the cement
bed for the double car tracks from
Council to Bank Streets. The con.
crete mixer 10 now located on the
public square.
]. NJ. Es:nhardt, mail carrier,
J. &. Correll, postmaster and
John R. Brown, jeweler, all of
China Grove, have gone to Gettys.
burg to take an the big re union,
Washington, Baltimore and other
points.
Park Basinger, of Morgan Town.
ship. left Sunday for Gettysburg
- take part III the big reunion
and fiftleth anniversary. lie took
his fiddle along, and if he is able
to get q few draughts of the fluid
extract of corn. he will surely
make things lively about Their
once more.
Recently Sheriff Mckenzie
seized a load of 20 called boz q
which was being hauled by Tol q
Lents to . point on East Council
Street. The stuff was taken into
custody and Lsntz was put u,.der
bond for his appearance. In the
mean time the Sheriff sent some
of the stuff to Raleigh and had it
analysed, it was said to be free
from alcohol aud non-taxable.
This proved to be correct as it was
found to contain no alcohol.
Dr.. Branch Craige, of Ell Paso,
7. Was here last week visiting
his brother, Kerr Oraige, Eco,
and sister, Mrs. John E. Ramsay.
The sleeping car, "Virginia,"
owned by the Sparks circus was
destroyed by fire at Munsing
Mich, on Monday, June 28rd.
The car was on its regular tour
when discovered to be on fire and
it was only by heroic efforts that
the occupants escaped. Nj.
Sparks many friends here sympa.
.hize with him in his loss.
Jim Stokes, oolored, who was
sent to the gang Monday of last
week for larceny, made his escape
Tuesday but was caught, and hav.
ing been stealing some moro,
Judge Kluttz added three months
for escaping and twelve months
for stealing. So Jim was sent
back with . year and q half to
serve instead of three months.
Owing to the storm and rain last
Wednesday night, the concert
given by the orphans from the
Odd Fellows home at Goldsboro,
was not we'll patronized. How
ever, they paid expenses and had
ANAL sum to their credit.
W. H. Kerns, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John B. Kerns. stood at the
head of the class of veterinarians
examined and licensed here last
week. Dr.. Kerns graduated in
Kansas City aud has located in
Winston.SaIem
Rev. J. NJ. L. Lyerly who has
been editing the Chronicle at AL.
bemarle during the past year has
resigned and will give his atten.
ton to his splendid school at
Crescent this winter. 1t 10 re.
ported the Chronicle will be moved
to Concord.
The machinery of the laundry
conducted by T. B. Marsh & Co.,
1l2 South Main Street. has been
shipped to Greensboro and the
room will be fitted up for store