Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-11-17
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II. A. Nance has returned from
Texas where he has been CIR ming
cotton and reports only half q
crop there this year.
Jack Eller planted ten rows of
irish !potatoes fifteen steps long
and made twenty bushels. Who
beats it,
Dave Peeler's little boy fell and
broke his arm, the doctor fixed it
up and he il getting alright again.
George Rusher has the finest
little buggy horse we have seen
lately.
Charles Jones went 'possum
hunting and got four big ones.
John Bost has gone to franklin
Institute to take q business course,
E. D. Richie has an eleven
pound 'possum up fattening. Who
can beat thatf
John Jackson has five 'possums
up fattening.
Young lady at Rich L. Barger's
November 18th, 1915.
Young lady at Burt Fink's No.
vember Goth. 1915.
Young lady at Tom Beavers
November 9th, 1916.
Here where they raise fine pos
sum dogs. There are eight ready
for the 'possum hunters az soon
as they are six weeks old.
Young lady at Daniel Camps
November Goth, 1915.
Fisher & McCombs had pay day
Saturday.
Venus dreamed that he saw
three United States flying ma
chimes sailing over the country and
that from now on there would be
plenty of them.
Stokes Eller has moved from
Faith down near the Yadkin
river towards Bringle's ferry.
The remains of D L. Lentz who
lived next to Clark's store and
who was killed by his automobile
Saturday, passed through Faith
Sunday. from the sanatorium in
Salisbury to his home from whore
the burial will take place Monday
evening.
Nellie and Sadie Yates was Wis
iting at Mr.. and Mrs. Boydsn
LETTERS Sunday.
We have just recently had . fine
rain and all small grain 10 doing
we'll now, lots of clover seed has
been sown.
We took dinner at NJ. G.. n.
Fishers and Mrs. Fisher had green
roasting ears right from the stalk
for dinner, Who can beat that
for late green corn trot 1t out9
Venus will mail twenty-five of
his fine strawberry plants on re-
ceipt of twenty five cents. Now
is the time to set them out, to
bear for next year,
Wanted to exchange . fine pos
sum dog pup for three grown
young hens, or q pig, or a little
goat, or two dollars in each. Can
send and receive by express if you
live at q distance.
Ten cents will get one of the
pictures of that large historic
chestnut tree, that was planted
about the time of the revolution
ary war, and is still standing in
. a big open field, and is still bear
ing chestnuts every year. 1t ii
in Rowan county, and the picture
is q beautiful one.
J. F, Litaker and J. l.. Flem-
, ing from above China Grove,
passed through Faith today il
their automobile with 4 fine 10,
of things for the Orphans Home
at Crescent, consisting of pears,
!, potatoes, etc. Our crops are good
this year and the good people Of
Rowan county can we'll afford It
remember our own orphans.
w. H. Earnhardt made $50 gal
Ions of molasses up to the close Of
the season, he made over $50 gall
Ions for himself. Who ever car
beat that trot out your man.
Mrs. w. A. Sides of China
Grove has returned home after
spending a week with her daugh-
tor, Mrs. David Peeler.
g.. M. Shipping the foreman Of
shuping's Roller Mill has opened
up a store and is doing = good
business.
Banks Prick brought to our of.