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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-08-06
BOY SUCCESSFUL D D

London, Aug. 5.-Kenyon V. Paint
er, a l2-year-old Cleveland boy, caus-
ed a sensation when he bid and paid
$3.50 for a silver salt cellar at Chris
ties ale room.
Master Painter accompanied his IA
ther to the auction at Christie's. He
watched the bidding and finally asked
his father if he couldn't join in.
'Dad told me to bid until he stop
ped me-" the boy said. II just bid I'M
til the Others stopped. 1t wa good
sport and something to tell the kids
back home"
He was the first schoolboy to outbid
the older buyers at Christie's.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-08-06
FARMERS FIND USE !
FOR GRASSHOPPERS

Lamar, Col, Aug. 5.-Farmers of
this grasshopper-infested region have
devised a means of turning the de-
structive pests into chicken feed.
With troughs placed in front of au-
tomobiles the farmers drive through
grain fields. The hoppers fall into
clear water in the trough. They are
poured later into sacks to dry and
will be fed to chickens next winter.
One farmer gathered as much as
thirty bushels of 'hoppers to the acre
by this method of ''harvesting."
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OWL NEVER ON GROUND

Lawton, Okla, Aug. 5.-Chickens
that have never touched their feet on
the earth are raised proftably for the
market in the rear of a grocery store
here.
They are removed to wire cages in
a rear room as soon as they hatch.
There they are kept until large enough
to market. The experimenters report
that their profits are larger than on
range chickens because of the saving
of food, protection of fowls against
rodents and more rapid growth.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-08-06
PUT ON DOG

New York, Aug. 5.-Handker-
chiefs are putting on the dog. elbows
in brown, Pekingese in pink, and green
grey hounds adorn the corners of
pocket handkerchiefs affected by some
ANIMAL lovers.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-08-06
ELIZABETH CITY FIRE
DESTROYS FOUR PLACES

Elizabeth City, Aug. Fire de-
stroyed a restaurant, pool room, an
electrical supply store and garage in
the business district here. Damage was
estimated at $4,000.
All of the businesses were located
in one building owned by Mrs. Alma
Forbes. Origin of the fire had not been
determined.
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LOSION
CLAIMS 4 AS VICTH

Leesville, La, Aug. 5.-Explosion of
a locomotive engine at a logging camp
near here had claimed the lives of three
men tonight.
Hugh Jones', engineer, and Cap
Webb, negro fireman, were killed in
stantly when the engine blew up and
Emmett Thomas, member of the crew,
died from burns several hours later.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-08-06
MID WEST REDUCING
1882 WHEAT ACREAGE

Washington, Aug. - Reports
reaching the Agriculture Department
indicate that wheat farmers in the
mid Western States plan to reduce
their 1882 acreage because of the low
price of the grain.
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WEEKLY REVIEW
N. {. INDUSTRY

The following record of industrial
activity lists items showing invest
ment of capital, employment of labor
and business activities and opportuni-
ties.
Fuquay Springs Rawls Baptist
Church held services in new church
building located three miles south of
town on Fayetteville Highway.
Newly paved highway from Clark
ton to Bolton opened to traffic.
Hayesville- Southern Bell Telephone
Company repairing lines in this vicin-
ity.
Selma-Ralph R. Talton erecting
3o-room hotel at intersection Of
Highway Nc. 10 and No. u.
Scotland Neck-Improvements
made recently in equipment and ser
vice facilities of Pencan. Service Sta
ton lunch room on Rarboro Highway.
Highway No. - being surface
treated with stone chips and asphalt
from Concord to Caldwell.
High Point-North Carolina Pub
lie Service Company will extend bus
service to city golf course in southern
part of town.
Mount Airy-Creek Book Store
building remodeled and renovated.
Madison-Bridge spanning Dan Riv-
er, Norfolk & Western Railway and
Atlantic & Yadkin Railway complet-
ed and opened to traffic.
Canton-Plan being considered for
erection of new courthouse and Jail
for Haywood
Maiden-Mj Mills resum-
ed full-time
Samarcanc ssa9fard9dffof
construction " buildings at
State institute s here.
Wilmington house near
Seventeenth snd' Market streets to be
opened in August.
Elizabeth City-Swimming pool on
Pennsylvania Avenue opened to pub
lie.
Smithfeld-Gas plant may be es-
tablished in this city.
Wilmington-Paving Of main drive
way and construction of three catch
basins of National Cemetery east Of
town, completed at cost of $3.50.
Lenoir-More than 1000 feet Of
six-inch water mains laid on Ridge
and Spruce streets.
Spring Hope-New play ground
opened.
Wilmington-New Hanover Coun-
ty Museum opened.
Clinton-New Methodist parsonage
completed and ready for occupancy.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-08-06

Looking up a family tree is a shady
proposition.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-08-06

Long St. 1870
Garfield Holmes, houses and
lots, Shaver St. 1888
Ed. Holt, house and lot, St.
James st. 1886
Fannie Huntley, house and lot,
Royal 1858
Minnie Jackson, house and lot,
Mitchell 11.So
Samuel Jefferies, lot, Broad
st. 500
John Jefferies, house, store and
lot, Cedar St. -- 1885
George Knox, house and lot,
Broad St. 2O.S0.
Mary Massey, house and lot,
Broad St. 111.so
Harrison Miller, house and lot,
Long St. zl.s2
Jovan Miller, lots, Long St. 1900
Joseph Miller, lot, Long St. 500
Mary Mills, house and lots, R.
R. Ave. 1870
Jack and Annie Moore, house
and lot, Moore St. - 44.40
Nancy Moore, 2 and $1,000
acres 40
Jackson Moore, 2 and $1,000
acres y.O6
! Bessie McIlwain, lots, Cedar &
R. R. Ave. $50
Geneva McGrif, house and lot,
Mitchell St. 1890
Walter Palmer, house and lot,
Geroid St. 35.44
Dora Parker, house and lot,
Shaver St. 1910
Mary Patterson, house and lot,
Shaver st. 1888
Robert Reece, house and lot,
Cedar St. 1910
Lester Reeves, house, lot and
store, Long St. - 1904
Martha Reid, house and lot,
Shaver St. 1906
Ruben Robbins, houses and
lots, Long St. - 1896
F. S. Roseman, lot, Mitchell
St. 1900
Hattie Salters, lots, Shaver St. 1850
Florence Ship Estate, lot,
Mitchell St. 1870
W. M. Smith, house and lot,
Broad St. 1880
Ambrose Smith, house and lot,
Correll St. 1865
Sarah Springs, house and lot,
Shaver 1910
Belle Stewart, house and lot,
Mitchell St. 11.se
Beulah Stokes, house and lot,
Long St. l4.4o
Lonnie Stokes, two houses and
lots, Cedar & Long - $3.50
George Stokes, house and lot,
Long St. $40
Harriet Stokes, house and lots,
Long St. 500
Clarence Stork, Two acres land
- TA ah0ltyA SS1
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-08-06

WI VI koANo SA4SASS4AS bS411< do OSk
out below. To the amount stated as
due, will be added all costs of adver-
Using, costs of sale, and all other le-
gitimate charges:
WHITE
]. M. Waggoner, houses and
lots
C. c. Moore, house and lot,
Southern St. 1851
C. A. Nash & Son, lots, Moore
Mrs. Jennie Behre, house and
lot, Henderson --- 1887
Mrs. Mary L. Nash, house and
lot, Long -----135.16
Mrs. Leila A. Small Estate,
house & lots, Depot St. 50.l6
Mrs. NJ. ]. Lee Hines, lots 1888
Ernest B. Arey, lot, Spencer
st. $500
W. L. Bankett, lot, St. James
St. 400
F. M. Barber, house & lot,
Long St. 36.31
]. S. Blackwelder, house and
lots, Correll 1892
E. w. Blackwelder, lots, R.
n. Ave. 1892
Mis-. Mary Bosch, lots, Earn
fhardt St. 5000
Mrs. ". A. Brandon, houses
land lots, Heilig - S7.28
IS. Elsie Clodfelter, house &
~ Henderson - nE----rl.s55
C. Coughenour,. 10 and
ltore, Long 400
NIB. Coletrane, 2 stores and
Esots, Henderson -- 1870
j. P. Crowell Estate, houses
%and lots, Isenhour - $500
c; 1. Dennis, lots, Heilig 1900
MIS-. Brucette harrington,
house & lot, Henderson 1856
Mrs. Carrie Feamster, houses
x lots, Shaver -- 1880
Mrs. Dora MAJ Hargrove,
house & lot, Long - 76.12
Mrs. Lou E. Hatley, lots, He'll
ig st. 1874
W. II Honeycutt, house and
lots Heilig St. S7.01
B.1f1. Isenhour, house & lot,
Emancipation St. 1903
Mrs. T. E. Johnson, house &
! lot, r. R.. Ave. $3.50
A. V. Kepley, house & lot
Haden St. 1854
Mrs. ]. R. Kluttz, house &
lot, Spencer St. 1880
P. H. Meroney, lots, Hall &
Burton $3.50
Mrs. R. L. Myers, house &
lots, R. R. Ave. 51.00
F. N. McCubbins, lots, Hall &
Division 1900
W. P. Nash, house & lot, Long
st. 5000
R. A. Pethel, house & lot, Long
St. $3.50
c. S. Poteat, house and lot,
Long St. 47.20
H. c. Privette, lots, Royal St. 1000
D. W. Plyler, lots - 4.97
R. E. Rainey, lots 1000
W. o. Ryburn, lots, Hender-
son St.
Mrs. ]. c. Shaw, house & lot,
Southern St. - 62.32
Robert T. Small, lots, Depot
St. 27.oo
Mrs. ]. A. Trexler, house &
lots, R. R. Ave. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50
D. R.: Thomas, house, store
& lots, Geroid St. 1o7 90
John Thompson, house & lot $500
R. B. Thompson Est, house &
lot 5000
6. L. Troutman, lots, Hender-
son 1890
W. B. Whiteside, house & lots,
Henderson St. --- 1888
M. ". B. Williams, house &
lots, Division Ave. -- 1884
c. A. Blackwelder, store & lot
Long St. 1902
]. O. Almond, house & lot,
r. r. Ave. 24.4o
Esther M. Barnes, houses & lots 58.4o
L. ]. Beaver, lots, Trexler St. 4.so
C. M. Caldwell, lots, R. r.
Ave. -- 400
Miss Pearl Canup, heuse-&l lot,
r. r. Ave. 1878
Mrs. 81. Canup, house & lot,
: !,
I f
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-08-06
Of Real Estate in
the Town Of East Spencer
for non-paynent Of taxes

N M ave- lfs)
W. H. Canup, house & lot,
Long St. 27.t
John H. Cooke, lots, St. James
st. l2.C
L. A. Corriher & ]. c. Deal,
lots, St. James St. - 1875
Citizens Bldg. & Loan Asso-
citation, lot & house, Long nc
w. A. Earnhardt, house & lot,
Weant St. 79.1
l. N. Earnhardt Estate, houses
& lots, Long & R. R. - 1928
Eudora Land Co., lots, Depot
Mrs. o. X. Everhardt, lots,
Heilig St. 13.(
Mrs. G. R. Fink, house & lot,
Long St. 3d.
o. C.. Godfrey, lot, Division
J. c. Grady, lots, Clay St. 1o.t
E. H. Grub, lot, Heilig St. L.,
S. T. Grub, house & lot,
Weant St. 49,.
D. M. Harkey, house & lot,
Long St. ST.
H. H. Hayner, II acre land 16.1
John S. Henderson Estate, lots,
R. R. Ave. 16.(
J. S. Henderson & T. H. Van
derford, lots, Long St. g.:
F. A. Jarrett, lots, Earnhardt
& Heilig St. IL
J. L. Kluttz, lots, Long St. 81
G. H. Kluttz, lots, Grant St. ~
John E. Kluttz, Heilig St., 10
acres land 20.t
R. M. Lewis, house & lot, Long
St. 25.t
Mrs. G.. W. Long, house and
lot, Henderson St. 14.t
Mrs. Lucy ]. Maupin, lot,
Weant St. Sc
P. ]. Yost, house & lot, R. R.
ave. CI.t
c.. R. Propst, house and lots,
Cedar & R. R. Ave. - 39.t
]. C. Rufty, house and lot,
Spencer St. 29.t
Mrs. Lucy A. Smith, house &
lot, Long St. - 32.4
T. H. Stewart, house and lot,
Long St. 29.(
T. H. Vanderford, lots, Long
q X. X. 3l.$
B. F. Voncannon, lot, Hall St. >!
Mrs. LAURA 6. Weant, lots,
.sn Se .. -
: 'o
III I.----I
R R Ave = H.
-
Lore a.
SIM AheJd
St.
Toe Ballard.
Matte BARB
Shaver St. - Tx
William & | -, house
q lois, M st. ----- on
'",a. DiD'' nvaSe io'' Neoar
WV ~ 4i''
ton Ave. 10
Ress;e Rovd ho,,ee B. It, 3d.
St. 81
Beulah Rivers. lots. Iono r. c.
dar Streets 27.(
Kate Byers, house & lots on
Long q Cedar ~ 81
annie Naln' house q lot, Moore
- o. - '
IN
lava, Ch,,.. h..aLC
ISc 80.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-08-06

for Haywoods
Maiden-Mj
ed full time
:. Samarcand
constructions
State INSTITUTED
WilmingtoiA
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-08-06

Id. 4 urner, lots ana house,
Long St. 1850
c. O. Wallace, lot and house,
X. X. Ave. --------- 7.40
Mamie Warren, lot and house,
X. X. Ave. 1856
E. B. Watt, house and lot,
Shaver St. " 31.OO
Lula Whitner, house and lot,
Cedar St. 400
Henry Williams, house and lot,
Correll St. 50.s5
Angelina Wilson, house and
lot, Shaver St. 47.4O
Marshall Witherspoon, 2 acres
and house, Broad St. - 1857
A. M. Wright, house and lot,
St. James St. - 11.62
Brice Shelton, house and lot,
Correll St. 1870
Cofeld Bowen, house and lot,
shaver st. $500
Ider Choppell, house and lot,
Broad St. 1880
William Cloude, lot, Shaver St. 500
Mary Jane Ford Estate, 4 and
"a acres and house - 1890
George Kirby Estate, houses
and lots, Cedar - 1850
Jessie NARROW, house and lot,
Near creek -- 1880
A. S. Mitchell, lot, Long St. 7.zo
Alex Moore, house and lot,
Moore St. 1886
Walter Parker, house and lots,
Broad St. 1855
J. C. Rowe, house and lot,
Correll St. 1870
Frank Sims, house and lot, c.
dar St.
Hattie Singleton, house and lot,
Correll St. j.4e
Eddie Small & James Daniels,
house and lot, Shaver St. 1870
Edwin Thomas, house and lot,
Correll St. Observation-Disclosures 1870
W. D. Watson, house and lot,
Mitchell St. - 1870
Rayford Watson, house and
lot, Correll - 1870
Mary Williams, lot, Shaver St. 1850
By order Of the Mayor and<Board
Of Aldermen Of the Town Of East
Spencer, N. c.
Dated, this the ,oth day of July.
1881.
v. @. MURPHY.
Town Tax Collector.
Aug.6-27.
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WHEAT PRICES GAIN
ON EXPORT BUYING
December Delivery Touches SO
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chases From Europe.


CHICAGO, April 10. - Big export
buying hoisted wheat today to q new
high price record for the season, SO
cents a bushel December delivery. 1t
was estimated that European countries
bought 100000 bushels or more from
North America. Upturns were in the
face of selling of Chicago July delivery
by houses with connections southwest.
The oficial weather forecast gave little
hope of important moisture next week
in the United States grain belt.
Wheat closed strong, Is cent OH to
rs up, corn q lower to Is higher, oats
unchanged to IA advance and pro-
visions unchanged to cents decline.
An increase to 90 per cent in the
amount of imported wheat allowed for
mixture with native wheat in France
was promptly interpreted as foreshad-
owing enlarged demand for shipments
from North America. The increase Of
the import quota was 5 per cent, and
was generally taken here to mean that
French hcme grown supplies had been
worked down to a point where necessity
forced foreign buying Counting further
as a price strengthening influence was
a cable from British trade authority
that European wheat seeding had been
delayed by the cold Spring, that stocks
en- hand were generally small and that
consuming countries were expected to
purchase heavily during the next two
months.
Overnight purchases Of more than
l,0O0, 900 bushels of Canadian wheat for
transatlantic shipment were announced.
Some advices from Canada said dust
MAR
vet this season and that little or no
moisture relief was predicted. Hessian
fly and cutworm reports continued in
northern Kansas and southern Ne
braska. Enlarged receipts Of corn made
feed grains relatively weak
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-19
DISTRICT BUSINESS BAROMETERS

Retail trade, power consumption and
telephone usage showed encouraging in
creaSes last month, as compared with
figures for March of last year, accord
ing to business barometers observed by
The Star. While check transactions
year, there was notable improvement
over February this year. Postal re-
ceipts declined.
Retail trade registered the brightest
picture, reports to the Federal Reserve
Board showing Is per cent increase
over March, 1880, the increase for the
first quarter year over the same period
Of 1880 being in excess of per cent.
Bank clearings last month amounted
TO S1I2.443,159. well ahead of the Feb
ruary total, but $1.670, $50 below the
total for March, 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-19

Power consumption here last month
amounted to 25,347,6s3 kilowatt hours,
this being slight decrease from the
total for February, but more than
10000 hours ahead of the figure for
March, 1890.
Postal receipts here last month were
$484, 627.31, a decrease of about per
cent from March last year, but there
was a gain over the total for February
this ysar.
There were 170,92e telephones in serv-
ice here last month, a gain over the
totals for both March of last year and
February of this year. The average
number of originating calls per day last
month was 650,893, as compared with
Gal ,563 in March, 1880,