Statesville Record and Landmark from Statesville, North Carolina • 3

xv 5 'x rs izdRsBr 't 5 4 y' i THE LANDMARK COLD EET (Z) co Cloaks AND Underwear OR Ladies and Children Mills MILLS POSTON 7 LOST BADQE solid foM enamel ed Return to THE LANDMARK offlce Oct 11 1907 Wraps I Big arm Horse for Sale Cooper Gill county ia 4 tonight the at the Race Our stock will provide you with just the style and quality Wrap you need and at lower price Rev at Hopewell "I 5 Nice line of popular priced urs ur Sets in great va W' The best goods and newest styles at prices which you cannot afford to miss See our extra values in and Rain Coats and Over coats We fit the little and on up We have an elegant line of Dress Goods to show you in all the new and up to date weaves and colorings with trimmings to match If you the time or inclination to make your suit drop in and let us show you our line of Tailor Made Suits to (that sounds nice to most of the la dies) We have received about 20 Suits ready for inspection with more to follow Why have them when one of our Hot Bottles will keep them warm all night? Never leak land these and Mr Johnson I ana table Company are doing the I work on the high framework being I erected for the tank I Quite a number of handsome dwellings have been erected near the Safe and Table plant and others are in course of construction One of those erected will be used as a boarding house and most of the others are being built by prospective operatives New Parsonage at other News of That Commnnlty Correspondence of The Landmark Rev A Sample preached here ast Sunday morning A congrega tional meeting was held immediate ly afterwards and a committee was appointed to look after the building of a new parsonage Communion services will be held here next Sunday preliminary ser V1CAQ hACfinnintr nn I vu x1 i iway uijuu uo ana are fore conducted by Rev Sum Airs Osborne and little son I We off era well selected I line ranging in price I from! 5c to 35c per I pound and every grade a fine value at price A few of our brands are Morning Joy Premier Royal White House Caraja Besides several grades of bulk Coffees We would also call your attention to Health Coffee Come and get a sample pack age We want to sell you your Coffee MINOR MATTERS A light frost was in evidence Wednesday morning Mr Lentz is building a new home on Sharpe street Miss Jessie Knox of Cool Spring township has taken a position as stenographer with the Statesville Grocery Co Mr WalterKilpatrick and Miss Roxie Baker both of west States ville were married Monday morning at the home of the officiating minis ter Rev Robbins Hon Kitchin of Person county who is a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Governor win speax in osatesvme Tuesday £utn uuringmenoon recess ol court Missed Glass Moving Murrand Gillon teachers at the graded school will attend the Primru Convention which will be in session at Asheville October 24 26 TUESDA YS AND RIDAYS OICE: 120 WEST BROAD STREET TELEPHONE NO 14 Second shipment of our all Mil linery just in We have the new est things in this line Call and see The Lilly Allison Co 124 and 126 West Broad Street 155 Ramsey Bowles 549 South Center Street Independent 84 This cool weather ought to make one feel like inves tigating the Wrap question We are showing a splendid line from $5 to 1 8 These garments were bought at the old prices and sold ac cordingly Call early before the sizes are broken LOST PtARB Do Collar Necklace on street or in opera house evening: October 9th Return to THE LANDMARK and obtain reward Oct 11 1907 POP A TP A PART of the library of the late Rev Me wrife 301 West End avenue Statesville Sept 27 hr Lone Thrown rom Illa Bufgr 1 Yesterday afternoon as Dr Long was driving to bis home via Wa ter street and the light station hewas looking back and talking to his brother Mr Long when his horse shied The lurch of the vehi cle threw Dr Long out His head struck the front wheel of the buggy and he was stunned and slightly bruised but soon recovered and was able to be on duty The horse ran home and no damage resulted to either horse or vehicle Bad Debt Agency Incorporated The Bad Debt Collection Agency of Statesville has been incorporated with an authorized capital stock of $10000 $500 being subscribed in shares of SI each The incorporators arer rank A Hampton 248 shares Jas rix 247 shares and Munday five shares The obiect of i the corporation is the of debts in any way by methods that ao not violate the law The charter permits the corpora tion to remove its chief office to Charlotte if any time it desires to do so but the agency has no idea of moving at present At the Opera Home Girl of the Sunny which appeared at the opera house Wednesday night has been pro nounced by theatre goers as being only fairly good as a whole There were two characters that did fine work these being Jack Usher whoT ta rxnn a "I 4 IT" 1 11 I wjipvui ou as vapviiiu the leading character and Ted Bre ton who appeared as Ich abod Usher is a good soloist and his singing was enjoyed Miss Corrinne Runkel was the lead ing lady and appeared as the heroine Most of the members of this company were here some time with thA Clnrrinnn Runkel Stock Co which filled a 1 engagement at the opera UUUS0 On the Bridge at will be played at theoDerahnnsn Mnndav night Notices of New Advertisements Cloaks and underwear Poston Hot bottles for cold feet States ville Drug Co ifty thousand bushels of wheat wanted Statesville lourMills Co Gold enameled star badge lost Return to The Landmark Tailor made 'suits and wraps Ramsey Bowles Co Coats and jackets furs raincoats and fall Lilly Allison Co Dress up Goods and prices named Sloan fin Dr Wakefield specialist will be in his office in Charlotte after the i iin Choice styles in shoes Miller Loss through water and breakage made good Guy Kiner cotton seed Statesville No 6 or I cotton gin I Dog collar necklace lost Reward for return to The Landmark I Carpenters wanted for mill work I Thompson Bros at Pa i uiu uutton min Six room cottage for rent Sloop Gold locket lost Reward for re turn to the landmark Safa and Tabla Co Win Soon Be Ready or nonines The Statesville Safe and Table Co will soon be ready for business The two main buildings and the dry kiln of the plant on Diamond Hill suburb have been completed and with the exception of one machine all of the machinery has been placed and is i OUND ILLICIT DISTILLERY Sheriff Sammers and Deputy Ward Locate Una In Turnersburg Township Sheriff A Summers and Dep uty Sheriff Ward went to Turnersburg township Tuesday to look after the moonshiners of that section and they were successful in locating one plant near Mr place rom all appear ances the operators had been doing a good business but haa evidently just completed a the eve ning before as there was nc beer nor mash at the plant The officers were fortunate enough however to find two gallons of corn lia and this was brought to town with the 125 gallon still and other fixtures and turned over to Deputy Collector Davis who will dispose of lu lur uncie oam There was no one at the still whan the officers arrived and they secret ed themselves near the plant to await developments While they waited two boys both of whom were recognized came to the still after slop but were allowed to come and I go unmolested The reports they had heard the lo cation of the still the identity of the boys and other things led the offi cers to believe the still was being operated by an old offender but a young man and on going to the nome or the susoectea fflthftr fhfiv 'frinnd Inf nf mnB La la 1 1 Ifcal CsU empty barrel and a syphon in an out house on the place The officers are sure they are on the track of the right man Sidney Payne Arnold Not Jack Morford Some of The read ers will recall Jack Morford who came to Statesville some years ago and married a daughter of Dr rsass tne veterinarv surgeon Mor ford was dissipated and was often in trouble in the police court A few months age he died in Ashe ville Morford bad always told his friends here that his familv nArish ed in the Galveston flood Through letters received after death Dr Bass learned that his name was not Morford but Sirlnov Payne Arnold and that his parents lived in Houston Texas Being ad vised of their death they ask ed that his wife and child be sent to them Mrs Arnold (Mrs MnrfnrH that was) and child went to Texas and are now with her people Arnold or Morford AR 11A wnc known here was formerly an ex press messenger for the Wells argo Company and also a telegraph ope 1 vvnua 9 LIVQVUUj WLiUlU uo worKea as a telegraph operator a few years ago Arnold struck a ne gro and injured him so that he thought he had killed him He skipped from Boston came to North Carolina changed his name to Mor ford and married in Stat as villa The Boston negro get wall and Ar father who knew where his son was wrote him that all danger was past and urged him to come home This letter was receivnd af ter death and led to the correspondence which resulted in wife and child going to uis relatives Texas Mr 8herrlU and Mlaa Lon Married nt New ton The Newton correspondent of the Charlotte Chronicle writintr Iindni udto oi me ytn says: marriage of much interest and great surprise to thei many friends i was that of Miss Gretta Long and Mr Oscar Sherrill of Catawba which was solemnized last evening in Newton at the residence of the oriae brother Dr Long Rev Dr Clapp performed the ceremony Mr and Mrs Sherrill left this morning for Jamestownand will later go to lorida where Mr Sherrill proposes practicing The bride is a sister of Postmaster Tong of Statesville and is well known here She has oeen living in Hickory with her sister Mrs Black welder Both the bride and groom were reared at Catawba Mr Sherrill is the son of Capt Jas Sherrill of that place and has many friends and relatives in Statesville and Iredell He was recently licensed to practice law The marriage was a surprise to iLumoers oi tne ramilyon both sides few of them being aware of it until OR I VvdlO dna jdCMUo A bargain STATESVILLE STEAM LAHN Oct 1307 IB OR Ladies Misses and Children These Cool all Mornings Call or a Cup of Good Coffee! Valuable Mill Property andarmforSale! I OER for sale the Bradford Roller Mills and Cotton Gin located seven miles west of Statesville on the Taylorsville and Charlotte public road and within one fourth mile of junc tion of five other public roads in a splendid farming section one of the best mill sites in the country Machinery all in first class con dition Will take small farmin part payment ovCso a in STloh township containing 209 acres Terms easy Rare opportunities for investment DEWEY RAYMER Sept 27 1907 Attorney TiORT1 0N streets goldiocket with mon VhM Return to THE landmark and receive reward Oct 11 1907 Wanted Immediately 1 Two or three good carpenters for mill work Steady work and good wages Apply to 4 a THOMPSON BROS At Paola Cotton Mill Oct 11 1907 OR SALE I INE water power and 25 acres of land ly ing on both sides of river This power lies on the South A adkin river 2H miles from Sto ny Point ine location for cotton mill eectnc plant or any other works that one may wish to operate with power Price reasonable Also 15 acres land one half mile from Stony Point depot on railroad and public road good house and barn fine grove and good well of water acres in cultivation balance in tim er Price $650 ATyrAt address or call on CROWELL Stony Point 0 Oct 8 1907 LANDS OR SALE! INE farming lands including a beautiful old homestead in southern Iredell near Mooresville A mile of railroad front on the line of the Southern Power Company and ac cessible to church and school Will sell in lots to suit purchaser Terms reasonable or further information address ru JOHN REID Oct 8 1907 Davidson Statesville Drug Company rescriptionists on Mr Albert new house on his lot on Stockton street adjoin ing that of his brother Mr Houpe who is also building a dwell ing Italian organ grinders have visited the town within a week In these days when the demind for la bor is far in excess of the supply such fellows deserve to be classed as vagrants Miss Pearl Patterson who un i derwent an operation at the sanato rium three weeks ago has been re moved to her home on west ront street ana is rapidly regaining her usual strength Phifer wife of A Phifer colored of Chambersburg township well known as a school teacher of the colored race died this week of cancer and was buried at Cameron church Mr Rose arrived from Durham Monday to visit home folks uere lie win go to Lenoir Monday to take charge of a skating rink there Jlr Rose had charge of the opera house rink last season Her Statesville friends will be glad to know that Miss Moy Swann who went to Charlotte several months ago to work for Iveyfc Co as a saleswoman has been promoted to cashier of the store Boshamer left the first of the week for Sumter 1U3UUR3 uis lormer position there Mr Boshamer has been in very bad health for some time but his con dition is slightly improved MissEula Ingram who under went an operation at the sanatorium about two weeks ago for appendici tis is rapidly recovering and has been moved from the sanatorium to the home of her uncle Mr David Miller on Davie avenue Mr Cashion thinks he has discovered a vein of kaolin 200 feet wide on his place a mile south of I town ivaonn is a porcelain clay which is very valuable and it is greatly to be hoped that Mr Cash find will prove genuine Woods the Wilkes boro boy who is serving a term on the Iredell chain gang has been suf lenng1 with chills and malarial fo ver and acting on the advice of the county physician he has been movea irom the camp to the jail Ernest Alexander who has been here recuperating from an at tack of appendicitis will return to Salisbury this evening and resume work He has about regained his strength and will not have an opera tion unless he suffers another attack Geo Montgomery has given up his position as salesman at the store of Mr A Gunn Jr on Davie avenue and has taken a sim Uar position with the Sloan Clothing Co Mr Reia Patterson Jr suc ceeds Mr Montgomery at Mr Mills who went to New York city recently to engage in newspaper work has secured a po Sltion nn fha I Sun and will rin i was over YVIRA as reporter Mr Mills is a bright writer and his friends expect him to make good in the metropolis The Bad Debt Collection Agency has moved its office from the I rix office to room No 21 Loan Trust building Mr Jas Tharpe is no longer with the collec tion agency He will turn his entire attention to the business of the rix Co At the meeting of the directors of the State reform school at Greens boro Tuesday night propositions were submitted from Statesville Concord andGreensboroin regard a location for the school The matter was left in the hands of a committee which will take action in about 60 days MrGeo awcett cashier of the irst National Bank of Mt Aiiyand brother of Mesdames Armfield and Ausley of Statesville was married a few days ago to Miss Essie Brower of Indian Territory Miss Brower is the daughter of ex Congressman John Brower who moved from Mt Airy to Indian Ter ritory a few days ago Morgan and Myers were before Mayor Grier Wednesday morning to answer fora aisiuroance at the skating rink Tuesday night Morgan was fined $10 and half the $13 and Myers was taxed with half the costs $325 The trouble grew out of Morgan and a young lady being trip ped by Myers accidentally the latter claims Later Morgan tripped Myers purposely it was alleged and a row resulted There has been much in the pa pers recently about a suit whih Miss Mae Wood has brought against Senator Platt of New York It seems that she was formerly em ployed by the Senator in the capac ity of secretary or something of that she alleges that she mar ried the old maa Her suii is for divorce and alimony The Senator denies the marriage In this con 14 ls of interest to state that a native of Statesville and a son of Mrs Victoria Rickert is stenographer to Senator Platt If taken patiently and persistently will re lieve the most obstinate eases of constipation bad blood bad Uver no mttte 1 how long standing what HoSter'I Rocky Mountain Tea will do 35 cents nr Tablets Statesville Drug Co Center street The pain In Ma's bead has gone 1 She's as happy as can be Her health is right her temper bright Sine taking Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Statesville DrugCo Center street i RIDAY October 11 1907 I Marriage at Box Sapper and Other Things Correspondence of The Landmark Tuesday evening at 8 Clarence Lentz and Miss Carrie Wagner were married here at the home There was just a very quiet little wedding as befit ted the parties most interested Mr Lentz is a railroad engineer of Wins ton Salem and is a man of no osten tation He believe in fuss and feathers The bride is adaughter of Mr A Wagner and shines brightest where a willing hand is needed in a home They 1 left yesterday morning for Stony Point to visit Mr home folks rom there they will go to Winston where they expect to begin house keeping The bride will be greatly missed here where she has been an ever ready help to her many friends and neighbors Mr and Mrs Holtshouser who were here to attend the marriage leave today for their home at Win ston I Rev and Mrs A Pless the new 'Lutheran minister and wife arrived here Tuesday and were given a warm welcomejhome They pounded of course That form of deplorable giv ing to the preachers is very popular uere ana ir toe preacher has any finer sensibilities he has to smother them down and appear grateful inor der to not appear ungrateful or un appreciative There is a decidedly oener wav to enve tn nna mimstar than this Master Harrv Ost wait" is vicifinc friends at Salisbury He is a wide awake youngster and will see much of interest to him there Yjio Troutman Oct 10 1907 There will be a box supper at the academy Saturday night The pub lic is cordially invited Mrs I McMahon and Mrs Ray Clement have returned tn Wfnctnn Salem after spending several days wiiu xurs Ai wagner com Nfotes roiu Cool spring Commnnlty Correspondence of The Landmark Misses Margaret and Elia Swann from Asheville arrived here Satur day for a two visit to their parents Air and Airs Swann After this the former will go to Bir mingham Ala and the latter will return to Asheville Mr Tomlin and wifeare vis iting at the home of Mr and Airs Elam Mr Tomlin is a brother of Mrs Elam and is from Thomas ville I Air lake Summers who has been quite unwell for some time is rapidly recovering and is able to be out once more I understand he has been on a hunting expedition and at this season of the year I imag ine what kind of game he was hunt 1 1 1 mg unless it was aears In mv letter last wenk ctntaH that the school at Cool Spring was I under themanagejaentof Profs ai iicnen ana a rye and it not being known that Prof rye was thinking of taking a dental course some may wonder why he leftsoab ruptly I have since learned that he only promised to teach until Prof Mitchell could return from James town While we regret to give him up we wish him much success in the work ne has undertaken A protracted meetings hai no in ducted at Society church this week ana much good work is being done The pastor Rev Al Swaim is as sisted by Rev Swaim of Lex ington A Cool Spring Oct 9 1907 Marringe Stony Correspondence of The Landmark On Alondav nierht last anniaf mnn ready for operation The engine is hdage took place at the Methodist here and as soon as it can be put up parsonage in th is place The con and adjusted the plant will be ready trading parties were Mr Horace Al for business I Beckham and Aliss Cora White I Being some little distance from the third and youngest daughter of I town the plant will have to furnish I Irs annie A White of this place its own fire protection and for this he ceremony was performed by purpose a number of artesian wells I ev Weaver pastor of Stony are being bored and a tank is being Point circuit These young people erected about 75 feet above the are well and favorably known around ground Carpenters are usually Pere The groom is the junior mem considered fearless and nervy men I her of the firm of Beckham Bros but out of 20 at work at the plant I merchants at this place and is a umy two wouia consent to work on young man oi inaustrious habits the scaffold 60 feet above the surface an in good standing with the pub and these and Air Johnson I He The bride is still in her teens secretary and treasurer of the Safe is acharmingand popular young pauj uur oesi wisnes go out to mem ana we nope that unfading flowers may overhang their path way through the thoroughfare of wedded bliss and in the far remote future may they recall with mutual satis faction the balmy days of their early union Stony Point Oct 9 1907' And now there are some more folks not satisfied The Landmark gave the date of that whiskey sale Alonday 14th to oblige Deputy Col lector Davis and now there is com plaint because the hour and the minute at which the sale is to begin were not specified Go early and avoid the rush Association Organized Examl cation in Proxrre A large number of schoolteachers are in attendance on the examina tion which began at the court house yesterday and will continue through today Tomorrow the examination for high school teachers will be held I Yesterday a County I Association was organized with 50 members this number afterward being increased to60 odd Supt White was elected president of the association and Air Van hoy one of the principals of Eupep tic Springs academy was elected secretary Talks on school work were made by Supt White and Mr A Butler former superintendent The association will meet once a month during the school term the time of each meeting to be named later A number of school committeemen were present yesterday and some of tuese inane contracts with teachers The examination of colored teachers will be held next Monday and Tues day 14th and 15th The Limit Baa Been Reached Some folks are hard to satisfy The Landmark in accordance with its CUStOm of hftincr and fiKTr A A VA a ing to do nood exnlAinoii south wall of the addition to the Ho tel Iredell was not built on thei 4 1 ui ine excavation Theexplana tion has been accepted but now the curious minded are asking why the wall at the northeast corner juts out a few inches past the Hotel Iredell wall There is a limit to some things and the limit has been reached in this case Air who is bossing this job and The Landmark which is aiding with advice and ex planations are both amind to say that it business wuy mat wan juts out and a few more remarks on that point will re sult in somebody being flung from the sidewalk into the basement of the building Plaster and Cement Co Organized The Statesville Plaster and Ce ment Co which was recently char tered has organized The directors are Alessrs A Sherrill Pegram Cowles John Guy and Gilbert The officers are Messrs Sherrill president Pegram vice president and Cowles secretary and treasurer The company expects to be ready holders in addition to the three uyoiauun iv ldh iirsnnr i Jin nartr no man ara ni ii to manufacture high grade wood and John Goble the latter of the other harmful drugs and 0K RiKTT1 TWO six room cot APPh' at once to SLOOP Ocu 190 HAVE Tflll IMHO CIM That all Suit? A Mayor in Trouble Gastonia Dispatch 9th Air John A Smith mayor of Bes semer City and secretary and treas urer of the Bessemer City and Smith Cotton Al ills of that place was tried yesterday afternoon before Dameron and bound to the next session of Gaston Superior Court in a justified bond of $200 The warrant on which he was ar rested was sworn out by Mr Garrison of the firm of Garrison Detter druggists of Bessemer City The charges against Smith were that he proceeded illprrallv in the trial of a case The charges grew out of the fact that Smith refused to allow a case to be removed from his court toa mag istrate for trial In this he was on solid ground for the Supreme Court several years ago decided: that a case be removed frond a may court The man under arrest who was charged with selling was acquitted in theSuperior i Court It is alleged that the mavor offered inducements to a witness to swear against the defendant Bowman (lave Bond Taylorsville News Correspondence of The Landmark Air Eugene Morrison of States ville was here Tuesday afternoon Aliss McNairy of Lenoir is visit ing at Air Air Matheson was at Wilkesboro the first of the week Air Adolphus Bowman who was 1 placed in jail here Sunday made a bond Wednesday and was released from jail Air Jno Campbell is spending a few days at Hickory this week I Air Beckham of Hiddenite was here Wednesday 1 County Superintendent A 1 Sharpe and Rev and Airs Da vis of Hiddenite wers Hprn is day fl Cashier EL Kelly went to I Salisbury last evening Taylorsville Oct 11 1907 The store of Air A Rudisill at Maiden Catawba county was brok en into Alonday nierht the safe blown open and small change amounting to $36 taken There is no clue to the robbers This? fl We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for of Catarrh that cannot be cured by fl Catarrh Cure CHENEY CO Toledo We the undersigned hare known Che ney for the last 15 years and believe him per honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obliga tions made by his firm Walding Kin nan AMarvijg ft Wholesale Druggists Toledo Hall Catarrh Cure Is taken internally act ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur 21 the Testimonials sent free 1 rice 75 cents per bottle Sold by all Drug IZ Take Hals amilv Pills for eonstipatiou PERSONALS Some of the olks Who Have Passed This Way Mr Craig of Henderson was in town Tuesday to attend the funeral of the little daughter of his brother MrS Craig Air Craig returned to Henderson Tuesday night Air Shepherd of Winston was in town this week on a visit to relatives He went to Elmwood Wednesday night to visit his broth er Air Geo Shepherd Miss Nonnie White who was in school at Asheville has been ill and has returned to the home of her brother Mr White near town to recuperate Airs rank Siler arrived home Wednesday morning from several visit to her mother in Canr gia She was expected Tuesday but was delayed in starting one dav hv i a railway wrecK oetween Macon and Atlanta Airs Dr Webster niece of Air I Waterhouse and Airs Bieh mannof Charleston left Tues day for Asheville after visiting Mr and Airs Waterhouse Aliss Carrie Ash of Birmingham Ala is a guest at the home of her brother Mr Ash Airs Simon Rosenfeld and daugh ter who were expected here Wed nesday to visit Mr and Airs Scott were delayed and are expect ed to arrive today Miss Callie utch of Alonroe is the guest of Mr and Airs Al Walker on Davie avenue Aliss Alice Lentz who has been in Jamestown and' Richmond for the past month came home this week Rev Summers of Mecklen burg was in town yesterday He will conduct acommuninn mnafirfcrnt Concord church which hpo ins to day Air Hines of Stony Point returned Monday from a visit to Jamestown i Airs Powell left yesterday iur vokesoury a where she will spend several weeks with relatives and friends Air and Airs Horace Al Beckham who were married at Stony Point Alonday night passed through town Tuesday en route to the Jamestown exposition Dr and Airs Pitts who visited relatives in Statesville and the coun ty returned yesterday to the home of Mrs parents Capt and I Airs Jas Sherrill at Catawba I i Dr and Mrs Pitts have been living at Grenada Col since their mar 1 riage about a year ago and are on a visit to home folks They expect I to return to Colorado this winter I Aliss Grace Brown of Concord I who was the eruest of Mr nnd Mr? Pegram for several days left Wednesday for Salisbury and Wins 1 son wnere sne will visit before re turning home Air Coite Hill of Winston will spend Sunday here the guest of Mr Poston rom here he will go to Birmingham Ala where he will make his home Mr 2kndrew Jackson who spent several days here with rela tives returned to Sumter yesterday He was accompanied by his mother Mrs Julia Jackson who will soend several waalrc nt tha Sumter hotel I Air Pope of Lynchburg Va is spending a few days with his parents Mr and Airs Pope I Air Edgar White one of the depot force left yesterday for an extended trip tO Alemohis Tfinn nnri IMt I Springs Ark I Airs Gurks who spent several months at the Statesville Inn left yesterday for Washington City rom there she will go to Rochester to join her husband Miss Julia Ingram of Newton is I visiting as sne noma ot her brother Mr Ingram in Bethany town ship Mrs Jovner has ratnrnari from a visit to her daughter Mrs Young in Charlotte Air and Mrs Scroggs of Salisbury are visiting relatives in the town and county Mr Brown to Dome to Loray About De cember Church Items I The revival meeting at Wasta I Avenue Baptist church whiah hn I gan Sunday is attended by such large numbers that the church will not accommodate the people To ac 1 commodate more people the West ern Avenue congregation has ac cepted the tender of Race Street Aletbodist church for the services aau Deginning wnn meeting will be held Street church Charlotte Observer: Brown who has been church for about three years will on about the first of December go to Loray Iredell county where he will take charge of Concord Presbyterian church Mr Brown is one of the most popular pastors of this county He has many friends who will re gret to see him leave The congregation of Tradd Street Presbyterian church colored some time ago sold their church building I uu buuw iraua street uuuuiug a now uouse oi worship I mers ft 1 itfr la I XMLVUVA OMUUU OU LHH SrlinR I mi i vSDorneana itr a snr i a a ouuaing nas been en visited Mrs father Mr beldl nd roXS Honn! aoak pastor and I i he first of the week Mrs John Au ten pastor and Iar Py and children of Mecklenburg are vis ZcVu ret Sr They some years a withdraw ton Stevenson of win ba Eldeti Blliunv Mra Jay Thomas 0etob6r 30th TheRev A Osborns is atiand bo8n stek for several ing the General Convention ot the hi Tbeen Tun toi y' Episcopal Church in Richmond anri JL there will be no services at St James Church this County Sunday Card rom Rev en Gibbs I On account of the unsettled nature XX 8 AgeDoy Some time ago the Implement and eel all oi my aptwintmenteta alTot a 1 dna until lurther notice is giv Broad street for some time so ri an stock to the Statesville Hardware and Harness Co which succeeded and Airs Carlton it and discontinued business It and their guest Mr Hubert seems however that the affairs of Thompson all of New York who the Implement and Supply Co were visited at Capt left not in good shape and this weak Hast night accomnanind hr Mice three of the Messrs Alary Carlton for Snowville Vato Sharpe Cowles and attend the marriage of Mr A filed a petition to have Carlton and Miss Ethel Jones which it declared bankrupt The petition takes place at Snowville tomorrow will be heard on the 21st and it is at high noon Air and Mrs supposed that the corporation will go Carlton and Mr Thompson will go into bankruptcy The assets are es from Virginia to their homes timated at about $8000 and the lia bilities at about $9000 Th stnnir OUR customers vv 3 ire ti a nnAiinaa 4 V4 TTz I AAlrfO onsl limrv troubles is not affected by the National Pure und DruK law ast contains no opiates or U7 rerinmroanri 1 1 for children and adults States I WANTT0 RENT A or seven room house on or I before December 1st I desire the house COTTON GINNING WE ARE prepared to Gin Cotton have I improved our plant and guarantee satis faction ive miles north of town onTurners ounr road We solicit a share of the patron 1 attvln a TOMLIN TOMLIN I ill aso buy seed cotton and cotton seed 1 1 Oct 8t 1 1 Sale of Personal Property The undersigned will sell at public auction I for cash at the Kimball place 3 miles i i Statesville on Tuesday October 1 1 zna lJu all of her personal property consist 1 I uhr of household and kitchen effects live stock 1 1 vehicles jrrain etc Sale will commence at I 1 lx MS I A KJAIBALL i October 8th 1997 If OP A REGISTERED Short LiXv KJXAL1XJ Horn bull Baron Cruik shank four yearsold Also lot of grade cattle Apply to JNO SHARPE Oct 8 1907 OP PUKIT TWO COTTAGES Ap W1" Ib UlM ply toL OVERCASH Oct 4 1997 STATESVILLE STEAM LAUN Oct 8 1907 LLE 5 rootn house and lot Henry House also two vacant lots at rear on Meeting street Will be sold separately or as iots 111 west Statesville 3 MORRISON May 31 1907 KING COTTON SEED OR SALE Bought fresh from King last year Will gin about 400 lbs lint to 1 s' Brawley States r'0 Irede11 'Phone or at NASHS cotton gin Price 75 cents per bush eI Oct 11 907 DR WAKEIELD "RENNING with Monday October 14th Dr la Wakefield wifi devote his whole time to InroS (in the Hunt hmited to diseases of Eye Ear Nose and Throat and itting Giass es Oct 11 1907 WANTED jCITY thousand (50 000) bushels of wheat Highest market price paid in cash Statesville lour Mill Co Oct 11 1907 WM I it I lit I iV I I 1 I1 I.