The Newton Enterprise from Newton, North Carolina • Page 2

th YccW 13 s.x3rci will ClCiO ihool LcuoO with LV? ivtfi Dirt. We Deal in Terrell lienis, Special to Tbe Newton Enterprise. Terrell, Match 25. The Liners in this vicinity are taking advantage of this fine weather by preparing for this yc-ar'a cotton crop. Mr.

F. Connor went to Mooresville last Sunday and returned Monday afternoon. on coed Friday. There will be i public address on educitioc, Iplivorcd by Rev. A.

Deaton, of Hickory. Then I think the arrangement is, that Hon. A. Shufcrdis to follow right immediately on the same subject, PiitPtfi'd Evfry Friday EciV. ind Propr, Entered at tb poatofflce at Nekton, second-class matter.

"tLuMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: One year, cash In advance 00 Six -j9 -ei i Advei tiding, one square (ten lines) or ass. first Insertion, each subsequent nartlon, BO cents. Look 8 We can find a buyer for your property, at this list all in Xewton. These two schools did well, dOll ill Mr. J.

P. Youut ver.t to Gw-tonia on business Monday evening and returned Tuesday. Mr. Woodford Sherrill of Sherrill's Ford came up Saturday and remained with friends until Monday. Mr.

and Mrs. John W. Williams, Mrs, H. Williams of Maiden and Mrs. Walter S.

Martin of Hickory were in Newton Friday to attend he Silver wedding of Mr, and Mrs. F. M. Williams. Mr.

M. H. Yoant. of Hickory was here Friday night to attend a card party at Mr. Frank Wil The health cf this vicinity is Mrs.

H. F. Gabriel and children and Mrs, John of Loagford were over Sunday. Mr. Connor's new millinery store is completed, and Miss RHYNE BROS New Goods.

We have just received a large assortment of white waist Goods, from 10 cents to 40 cents per yard, 40 inch White Lawn 10, i2and I5 cents per yard. linen at all pries. 2 yard wide linen, ,00 yard. TRUNKS. A large assortment of trunks at all prices.

MATTINGS. pdal rates given to lanre or ndvrtlreir.ents. Thursday, March nS, 1907. SIX ROOM DWELLING, with one here btr.i aa-1 oat Good well A splendid piece of property luO jards from quire. At SIX ROOM COTTAGE, one half acre lot.

3ao yards from the eqaare. Abargt.ii at 1250 SIX ROOM DWELLING, two etori-s, with goo well barn and oa-bai'dinffs. One naif acre lot with 5'i acres of pplendid laid in addition. Suitable for building lota or farming purposes. $2600 FOUR TENANT HOUSES, renting at eight dollars a month with 3 acres of land in addition.

$800 good, The young people topped out C. Yoder's exhibition by having a social party at Chas. Hoover's after night. The farmers are very busy hauling their potatoes to market, There are yet several thousand bushels on hand to be disposed of in some way. Some few farmers are planting corn.

Munn Grove's sale came off the other day, and a large crowd i i tl 1 Swift of Baltimore, who is to btj with him this season as milliner has arrived. The time has been when it was necessary for the ladies in this vicinity to go away from home to get their hats, but with such an up-to-date millinery store in our midst such is no more the case, Mr. J. Fisher gave us a spelling match one night last week at the school house, which 120 210 feet. VAC INT LOT in good location, t.

Lot 12j Stf Mrs. Charles Little and children and Miss Beulah Little of Catawba spent the day Friday with Mrs, W. Younc. Mr. and Mrs.

Sid Shrum of Maiden spent Sunday with Call to see our Mating De- BEAUTIFUL EfGUT ROOM OOTTAG3 on Pm? 3oofeet Mr. J. W. Bailey, who has done much brilliant work while editor of the Biblical Recorder, has resigned his position on that paper, and it is announced that he has done so to enter actively into politcs. Whether there is any connection between this announcement and another one from Raleigh that a new morning paper will soon be started there, we are not able to say.

The starting of a new paper depends somewhat on whether the antitrust law of the A big lot of Matting, re you bay. THREE ROOM HOUSE, with one half acre lot ia good location in North Newton $000 Brim Remember we buy all kinds of produce, us your eggs, chickens and butter. $13 GNE HALF APRE LOT in South Xewton. Son ACRE FARM Lincoln county, three and one half miles from Liacnlntnn 107 acrm in cultivation with 133 acres good timber a Hrtre preeutag1 of which 8 good hickory. Two deposits of rrav clv ia ptacf1 whi- rb tate Gl-g'" 'ave one nuitibl rvssed brick an i it-fery work.

All of thi 5and RHYjME BROS. is iu go condition. Welt worth the prict. was largely attended and I am sure enjoyed by all present. We are glad to note that Mr.

L. Lockman, who has been ill for some time is improving, and we hope soon to ree him at his accustomed places. The measles and mad dogs seem to be quiet at present and we certainly hope we will not have anymore of either this spring. Tin: was on hand. Property brought a pretty fair price.

He will soon leave the neighborhood, we think for Mecklenburg county. Mitta Yorler, who is in a hotel at High Point, made a visit to ber parents a few days ago, but has now returned to her post in the hotel as a waitress. Martha Anthony of Catawba county was married to George C.insler of Gaston county, about a week ago. The marriage ceremony took place in Grac church. The Rev.

Beck officiated. Rev. A. Deaton of Hickory, 'vill hold a communion service on Easter Sunday and preaching on Saturday at two o'clock by him. Enloe Yoder, the Countj surveyor, was over in Ciine's 88 CRE FARM nevei n.

thr vlt ou Hickorv and Li' C'loton roa-. 4o ficre ir. ltiv in -d titb-jr. Estimated to cut loo.ooo feer with l--t. r.ir--f i'ri' 51 ro FA.M-v 300 A''RE FARM.

3 tuile-s fr in 75 ave- in cut i-nt- TV fix room dwellings with good baru ir.d outbildin jt--. 1' O'OO f-r merchantable timber. 'J TWENTY FARM, cood land and aM ia cultiva'i -i. being in cirporte limits of N-wtoa id suitable ur r.uiiiin Faces i ollee street, $2 100. 50 ar-s in oti'Mviti 149 ACRE FARM, 4 mil-a trim f.noir.

S-ven room dwelliug! 50u a.iplj trees 3o0. 1 Mr. E. Shrum. Mrs.

J. A. Gilmer went to Morgantoa Saturday to be pres. ent "at the marriage of her niece Miss Mary Phifer and Mr. Donald Withersposn, Wednesday, Mirch 27th.

Mr. P. Hoyle is atteuding court in Shelby this week as a witness in a case against Dr. Hicks of Bandy's townsh for practicing dentistry without license. Rev.

C. O. Smith of Claremont, was in Newton Tuesday, Mr. James Pearson cf Gastonia was a visitor to Newton Monday. Rev, and Mrs.

H. H. Robbins of Statesville were the guests Monday of sheriff D. M. Boyd.

Mr. T. M. Hufharn of Hickory and Messrs. D.

M. Carpenter and Geo. W. Rabb of Maiden, were in Newton Monday, Mr. and Mrs.

James Gant of Clasemont spent Friday in New-wit Mr. and Mrs. Jacob E. Setzer. Mr.

and Mrs- GuyTrexler of Rowan county, are visiting Mrs. Trexler's parents, Mr. and Mrs. 4 I Lydia Herman dowery among Maiden Spiinls. c'orresDondence of The Enterprise.

Maiden, March, 25. We had a very interesting meeting of the cotton growers Saturday night at the May's Chapel school house-From a report of the inembers present, it was found that about the same amount of cotton would be planted in this section as was planted last year. Some are net planting quite as much, while a few will increase their crop a 64 AKE FARM. 40 acres in cultivation. Six mom dw-UVg.

10 apple trees, 100 peach trees and 30 graphs. 5 from Lenoir, 1500 TEN ACRES, uniTprved, Hickory, 5 acres woodland, balancj cultivatel, Cid b-cut up ia nie lots. 'O 44 ACRE FARM, four mile from Nwton. fiom Hi-kor3-. rear Uickory ad Lincolnton road.

Wi'l cut 400 cords or wood an 1 25.000 i-et timber, cioti pine. Good barn, one log eabi-a with four rooms 011 plnce. Witherspoon, Jones Mattocks. Office in Witherepoon WirherxoonV ltw odire. the heirs at law of Moses Her f-i Legislature will enable more than one paper in Raleigh to secure the Associated Press ser vice.

From what little politics it was pertinent to work into the editorial column of church paper, one can easily judge that Mr. Bailey 's democracy has not been contaminated by the spu ious sort that was ushered in with the It' to 1 crusade and has been running conventions aad making undemocratic platforms ever since. The prospscts are growing brighter every day for a return to de rr.ocracy in the next Stat? The i.abjoc' cf. onsral iutoreit throughout Noi-th Carolina libt week was the trial in Elizabeth City of Joshua Harrison lor kidnaping two years ago the eleven years-old son of State Senator Beasley while lie was in R.iieigh attending the sessions ol the Legislature. Harrison was found guilty and sentenced to 20 years in the penitentiary, but pending an appeal to the Supreme court' is allowed to be out of jail on a $3000 bond.

There seems to be no doubt as to Harrison's guilt of kidnaping, but the mystery as to what; Then on Thursday Hist. man. Pure Drugs. (hp i 1 late John Stine lines and Allen four days are more careiui in st- little oyer last year. We will surveying last two days in a a tc 5 i Z.

hold our next meeting cn Satur prtinir (iruizs tuan a than day night, March CO. We trust all members of the association, r- woman Milli Cleanliness is next! is in selecting- Kastor nery. Is Seven Springs News. OorresDon Jen re cl The EnterprL'-. March 23 11-07.

The health cf this section is not so good at this writing. Mrs, Gilbert McKinis has been bad off with something like heart trouble, but glad to say she is tetter. Dr. F. Y.

II and all others -vho are interested in maintaining good prices for cotton will be on hand at this next meeting. The May's Chapel school closed Saturday, March 1. under appropriate exerciser. This school was taught by Prof. C.

E. Long, of Newton, with Miss Emma Carpenter, assistant The chil- to Godliness, Mr Q. A. Setzer. Mrs.

Andrew Wilson was in Newton shopping Tuesday, Miss Nettie Aberncthy of Hickory is visiting Mrs. L. Phillips. When you buy groceries from She runs to Fancy, we demand the standard, and we get it. That's why our drugs make such good medicines.

he did with the boy is as great as ever. For two years the 1 us, you can rest assured rnai you Mrs. Misenheimer and chil i is dren of Durham are visiting Mrs Long treated her. Willie Alley has been very bad off with measles, but ha is getting better, 1 hope he will soon be out again. Mrs.

Izz'o Loitin is about well agfiin Th-. ianrvrs have gone to woik are getting something that clean. Misenheimer's parents, Mr. and aren ana ycung people ail acquitted themselves well, which showed that they had been well trained by their teachers. The Maiden school, which was Mrs.

Marlow. parents have been distracted with grief and suspense, and the father ieft immediately after -the trial for Arkansas to investigate a report that a boy answering the description was there. President Rooseyelt said most truly one day last week, in offering aid to a distressed father in England Mr. T. Marlow and wife are this nie w-ather, getting ready visiting Mr, and Mrs- W.

H. Marlow. tlnt corn and cotton 1 1 1 1 .1 fill FREEZES taught by Rev, Rudisill and wife, closed last Wednesday. It closed without any special exercises. The second quarterly confer i-vt-i-y uouy if ia nne glee, tiie good old utaoier time is coming 1 1 i.

1 We take particular pains to that everything th-it leaves our place up-to-date, a much so as you il 1 find in the highest clas grocery stores in the larg-s?" citi-s. We ara receiving our Christmas candid, Hpplet, rvran-ges, everything that the will nfed. We will have a full supply trefi mars, fionirais-d as we'll a- Western, ice oysters and different kinds of fish. We will have to this week, ot-p car lnsd r.f rot-'on seed meal and hulls, and one car load of hay and different kinds of mill feed for yot cattle and sto k. We bnv fV! vthing i-t.

tbe way of farmers products. Wflr-r to bnv nblet and all kinds asm0. We h' in -ui. ru.ua. nas en getting Saturday night two young l- i to find his kidnaped boy in this country, that except the assault on women, there is no greater crime than that of kidnaping.

Jt ought to be made a capital crime, This case of Harrsion's fer out 20 a day hirn-HJ. who can beat that? Frank is a tastier. There a young man this-e ctiun that to l- i i 1 ence for the Maiden circuit will be held at St. Paul's church on the first Sunday night and Monday following in April, There will be preaching Sundiy night and Monday morning at II o'clock and th-j quarterly cun-f'H-ence will tvjid at the close 1 alone, would justify adding kid hiiiir ,1 eo sadav and hi- ufl naping to the list -pi j.ti 1 1 Le will 1 tUJ'. 1 1 sullies 111 iUl lU KjiXLUiiilii.

J. liti ij t- ir'r n(ir, tvill as ersuo: 0 h. white men, Grover Page and Dan Blackwelder, cotton mill operatives in Concord, while drunk went into the house of Hen ry about thrert from Concord. Bla'kwelder in-salted Walker's wife who ws in bed. Vv alker who was out nf thehousecameinand Blackwelder emptied a revolver saootin'T at him.

The two young men then went a short distance and returned and Walker got down his rifle and fired. Page was instantly killed. Blackwelder was the that the in-Mi ihv 10 ell. Respectfully, J. CARPENTER, C.

J. You nt. Manager. NEWTON HOSIERY MILLS, Grocery Department. of the eleven sermon- is a pretty general opinion that! th fashion Jlifiprii.g.

Ii Kian he murdered the boy to get him! osh will hMv I rail hi a off hi3 hand3 and to make his con-1 1 cotaiunn-l that v- J. IjMrs. Mary Licsbsrgtv and ii! three little grdud children ot Maiden and Mr. C. G.

Brum and wifa and brother visited your 0.1 Ha 1 J-j churclj. nor wear false hair correspondent Saturday night. Your correspondent attended a singing at Mr. T. I Bumgarners ficult.

If he were sentenced to death and would tell where the boy can be found, if he is alive, the death sentence could be commuted to a lighter punishment There is the same reason for making kidnaping capital crime that there is for making 1 1 the Providence hill Sunday, guilty man, but it was dark and Walker could not tell one from the other when he shot. i i have hix days in a week wherein sou ahaU do bat the S'-venth da S.s:t,j-i you shail kerp holy. If Juu 1. ive many tins and are ia jour heart your sins fcrgiven. And if you an? I Spring Opening.

March 22nd and 23rd, we will have our SPRING OPENING. Fifty Pattern Hats. From now until the OPENING we will sell COLLARS at reduced prices, Tl hate a large line and tcant to clear the space for Hats. Calf and get a bar At Blacksburg C. Monday A very large was present and good singiag was the result.

Tho singing was led by Mr. Lon Hefner, jrn.L drivf.u, ourgiary one. presup morning, W. H. Mills of Gaffney, a bui woalc poses to: iv J.

A. Garvin, Co. in Gaither old Stand. pickles, go to Uvi went to a cotton mill oE which Frank Deal was superintendent. commit murder to ccvor l.

i f-it'Mr i.r.m .1 1 and called him out and accused Ii yOU ii v'O'tsiCK lesser crime. Kidnaping to he put on the same haste. Kee't vour him of ruining his home. The Death of an Old Soldier. I ron Station March 24.

I am Zrv ijn'r v.iir two men fought and Mills shot Dea? to death. Deal was a younfr sorry to inform of Mr- John takf .1 i i "i :1 i I tisa y'oa Avoid -i-inr married man from a western North Carolina family, the pa ween moi) rnUv or hoddv i or Yours truly P. L. Shuford. Having recently made some changes in our business, by placing all dry goods, notions and ladies and children's furnishings ia our upper store.

We are now showing her5 seme of the completist line o- otueensware, glassware, silverware, agateware, tinwaie, wodenware, willow-ware, etc, ever shown in this place. VLSO GENTS F0RNISHIXGS. Ciippard's death he was sixty five years old and was a soldier in thg Confederate war in the 235'a regiment company Lie fought in 23 battles and was wounded in the Rev. Rudisill preached the funeral Sunday, and they laid him to rest in Lebanon grave Mr. Clarence Hicks is very sick with the pneumonia.

Mr. D. P. Pool, son of Mr. B.

Pool and miss Sarah Schronce daughter of Mr. W. Schronce were Quarried the 8 of March. H. pers say.

Possibly he is related to the Deals of this county. Near Asheville, Sunday afternoon, Zeke Austin slipped up behind George Gaddy as he was sitting on the river bank and struck him on the head with a club. Gaddy is dead and Austin is in Asheville iiil, Austin is the the third man of his family to shed blood. His father was tried for murder in Yancy county and an uncle in Mitchell. when in a stair; of neryom x.

creriK'nt, Viit of good ":1 wholesome fox, arjd drink plenty of Seven Spnr.gs water F. ttir his shingles in lor new -ue that tv i i Htp.rt to o-Fiower stTrt the erop nrr laid by. Mr. W. A.

Loifin and E. L. Sheltoa will iarm on peanntsand tatera 'tuis season, I wish tbem ood luck. Sunday visitors. Miss Sudie Withernpooii of Hickory, Miss Inez Adoiholdt of Catawba, Mr, Ralph Eryin of Catawba', Mr.

John Jones of Terrill and his intended Mr T. F. Drum of Catawba It. 2. Mr.

Alley of Catawba R. No, 2. Mr. Henry Crecitrore of Catawba R. No.

2, Mr. M. Cook an little daughter Alma- of Maiden, Mr. James Krer "nd wifi r-f twba Jacob's Pork News, Correspondence of Th Enterpris. is certainly nice and Unci weather for the time of the year.

The warm rays of the sun enliven all vegetables from their hiding place during the cold and winter blasts. Wheat is beginning to look nice and promises to make an excellent crop, Oats also look well. The peach trees seem to have a full coat of blossoms. It has always been said when the peach trees bloom in the light of the moon that a good crop will follow. General news in this section cf of the country seem to be a very scarce article just now.

The schools are now closing in tbis township with public exercises by the children, CM, Yoder's school at Oak Grove closed last Saturday with a public address by the Hon. A. Shuford. This followed the exercises of the children and ihey all acquitted themselves with honor, Mr. Shuford SDoke about two hours; his speech was very appropriate for the occasion.

There was a large crowd present. They 1907 Millinery Opening 1907. Spring And Summer. Friday March the twenty second and Saturday March the twentyr third. Shoes and Oxiord ia the Walkover and makes Shirts, collars and ties, underware, umbrellas, trunks, suit cases, overalls work shirts etc.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Banjo, Guitar, autoharps, violin, mandoline, Harmonica's, aad repairs and strings ol all kinds, FULL LINE OF GROCERIES. He 1 was assaulted by tw hooligans. She Hadn't you your revolver with you? He Oh, yes, I drew it out of my pocket, but I didn't dare to fire; I was so afraid of missing them. Sixty Houses Destroyed. Spartanburg, March 20, Fire destroyed sixty houses and left C25 people homeless, causing a loss of about $75 000.

Sixty of the houses destroyed were th-property of the Spartan mills, and one the property of P. L. Shipp, We want your produce. Hens I0cf, Eargs 12. Ham5! Bon Viyant.

15, Bacon 12, Batter Twill have on exhibition a nice line of pattern hatsy and millinery novelties. Also ladies belt, collars eic. are cordially invited. The Lady You didn't know I was going to be married. Did you Pat? The Blarney Shure! Ma'am how could oi tell? Ye're too young tc be married an 'ye 're tio party to be not.

Brooklyn Life Mrs. Ida Trollinger. the CASTOR I A 0 For Infants and Children. 1' I The Kind You Have Always Bought OASTOniA. Tha Vmil Bb St ,4.

r- i Bears the Burs tli Signatory cf J. A. GARVIN Go, came from different sections of the country. A. Isenhour's Lav.c Sweet to Eat ClJ A Candy Bowel Laxative.

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