The Union Republican from Winston-Salem, North Carolina • Page 7

SEVEN1 THE UNION REPUBLICAN. "WINSTON-SALE1I; N. NOVEMBER 26, 1S08. MARRIED. A Card.

I oobooodobboctobtddcKeooooooo. NEIGKBORKQQD NOTES. The Cream of the News as Gleaned Trcm Our Exchanges In Adjacent Counties." Fire at Avalon. The store at Avalon, Rockingham county, owned by the Cotton Mill Company at that place, was destroyed by fire Monday night. The loss is reported at about t- $20,000, SAVE Oj Sunday Closing of Salem's Drug Stores.

AVe print the following for the reason that The Republican has always contended that there was no more occasion for a drug store to remain open on Sunday than any other place of business, save and except the re? tention of a. pharmacist to fill emergency calls for medicines where such are deemed neeessary. The sale of soft drinks, ice-cream--, tobacco, is not in keeping with the sanctity of day for they ere decidedly non-essentials. Our Salem druggists BY BUYING THAT Wil Suitjj hNw Br! FLETGHE 126 BROWN SUITS jusfrre-ceived by Express. These suits are worth from 1 5.00 to price wnue iaey $18,00.

Our last! Yadkin Eipple. Mr. John Shugart has heon pointed to keep the County jail. ap- Wilkes Patriot. Three libraries, -twa original and one, supplementary, were added to the list in Wilkes county last week.

Thoiaasville Times. 1 The new ML E. Church is now be-insTeovered with slate. This church will contain twenty-four rooms when completed; Danbury Reporter. Walnut Cove item Mr.

S. C. T- i i 1 merlon was resigned as man carrier, and has rented the hotel nnA will I move back to his residence on Summit Avenue. Thomasvilld Times. Thomasville item: Cases of scarlet, fever are now found in severe 1 part of the town.

Mr Frank S. Lambeth last week subscribed $1,000 to the Endowment Fund of the Greensboro Female College. This is indeed a philanthropic deed and is in keeping with the progressive and moral spirit of the man. Mt. Airy Leader.

Mrs. Gravely, whose husband was killed by lightning in this county last summer, and who moved to this city about ten days ago, had twin children born about the time'of her husband's death. On last Sunday night she retired as usual and arose Monday morning leaving the infants in bed while attending- to domestic duties. At a later hour going to her room to care for the children she found them both dead. The mother cannot account for the unexpected demise of her offspring.

Mt. Airy News. Snow fell all over this sectionast Saturday. Beyond the mountain it was about nine inches deep. The Piedmont Produce of "-this, city shipped six hundred turkeys dressed for the Thanksgiving table.

Mr. J. M. Reid, ofiloam, tell us of a serious accident that befell a 12 year old son of Jeff Holytield, who lives near Rockford. The other day the little fellow was playing with an npple-uiiH and got his hand caught in the cos.

It is probable that lie will lose all the fingers-011 one hand. Eandolph Bulletin. A move is being made to organize a company for the erection of a cot ton null in A.Mieboro. others are interested. who lives ahir.t i FLETCHER BROS.

TRADE STREET. i i nave strueK trie Kev-note ana we cheerfully give them the benefit of what free advertising their circular affords for the opinion it expresses regarding the observance of the Sab-bath: To The Trade In accordance with an agreement mde with Messrs. Landquist Spaugh we close our store on Sunday except between the hours of 12 noon and 2 p. this agreement to go into efTeet Dee. 6th.

Our American Sabbath rests upon the sanction of the Fourth Commandment and upon that are based all our human laws and ordinances. Internretin? this in the lisrht of reason and eor.M miin sense we believe there are specific exceptions, works of necessity and mercy, and we betieve that a drug store ought to limit its Sabbath' business to necessary transactions. Our place of business will be open Saturday until midnight and we feel confident that the new agreement cau be carried out without any material loss of patronage. Trusting that you will kindly co-operate with thanking you for past favors and hoping for a continuance of the same, we are, Yours trulv, SHAFFXERS DRUG STORE. Plenty of Exercise Necessary.

Plenty of regular exercise must be taken in order to keep the body in a healthy condition. Any excessive or unusual exertion, however, is suie to cause stiffness and soreness 01 the muscles and joints. To counteract this effect there is nothing- better than Sloan's Linimvut. Lav it 011 lif.htlv whore the muscles aw been strained; it requires rubbing for it jienetrates right to the bone, relieves any congestion and in fiammation and makes the muscles elastic and pliant. Si Sloan's Liniment is a great boon to athletes, for it not-only relieves pain and iilness.

but itis an excellent l-emedy for sprains, ems bruises and cramp J. F. Price of Tuscnmbia, writes: "I am an engineer on the Southern Road from Chattaiumga to Memphis, Tenn. continued elevation of my arm upon the throttle gives it a sore lVelog when on a long iournev, and there is nothing- that will tak the soreness out like Sloan liniment, am! I keel) a bottle in mv grip always." HOW TO PREVENT PNEUMONIA, hi every paper von iiek up vou v. il! see where some good man lias died with this fearful elisease pneumonia.

Now we will give yon lone hundred dollars tor anv case ot iineumonia vou have in vou.r family if vou will use goose grease liniment in A. of In i i j. i i BUILDiiNSG SUCCESS. The reports ef Dun amlfBradstreet, the commercial agencies prove that more jneu I his is clue largely to wrolng ence. 1-cw men comome all Mr, Editor: I recommend Mr.

Eugene Pfaff, of Vienna' Township, as -a gentleman competent in every way for the office of Road Supervi-sor'of Forsyth county. Uunderstand-insj that he will be a candidate I cheerfully recommend him. Yours respectfully, VOTER. Close of Sieging School. I 3 Local Editor: Please' state in The Republican that I will close my sm-in school at Bethania the oth Sunday in November, (29th).

The pub- ue is cordially invited. Sharon School is expected to be present on the occasion. Respectfully, KM. riSHEL Clemmous, K. C.

Notice to. Colored Teachers. The Colored County Teachers As sociation will meet in the Court House, Saturday, Nov. 28th, 1908. at one o'clock, p.

m. All the teachers of the county are requested to be present. In addition to the regular program, by the-members, our county Prof. W. Speas will address the teachers.

Prof. A. Smith of the colored graded school, Winston, X. will address us on the subject of J. WILLIAMSON, Prcst.

Charged With Kidnapping. James Ma Hoy, a ntcro, was committed to jail by A. W. Preston, of Belews' Creek, Township, this county, the past; week, on the charge of- kidnapping the thirteen-year-old daughter of Mary Dalton, also of that township. The alleged offense" was committed on" or about July 27th, and I.e v.au given a hearing about the lirst of the month.

He was bound over to the Superior Court by Mr. Preston and the case will come up at the February term. To Forsyth County Teachers. The Forsvth county teachers' as- SKiatiou will, meet Saturday, December 5th, at one o'clock at the Court House. Following is the program: 1.

Devotional exercises. Tin 1 .1 i. tliil fn.ii.lmr- The Recitation and tiie S. W. Hall and J.

pupil by! G. Viser i Tf. by Prof. J. if.

Ueatherlv and Miss Mav Brower. Time will be giveii for an open dis-'? cussion on both subiects. 4. Organization, of the Women's Bet tcrmer.t Association. A Card.

Mr. Editor: I hear it is circulated that I voted the Democratic ticket at the recent election. This is not true, as I voted the straight Republican ticket 'from the highest to the lowest office and have not voted anything else in my life. If" the Democrats give 1j teij than the then i will vhic- that way anu not ocioie. no 01 1 ice ana am 1101 e.xocetiuvr ianv.

hv this lCifort is' letijr circu I d. Will von .1.. 100 instil the sihovc. 1 iiiv.iia.i v. 11.1111 r.11.

Win.ston-Salern. N. (' R. F. I).

1. IMocksville Courier in the Hands of 1 tr me aiitnii; The sab of the Mocksville Courier wa.sNto. have taken place Sutur 'it -iv lv SshiL- niiflpr nn restraining oroer F. Lon on the issued uv 20th inst. J.idue B.

The paper was levied on 'tUii and advertised for November before Judge Long in Salisbury Ni-Veniber. 27th. The Courier wa own- oil ar.l operated by Mr. W. K.

It was Democratic in tics and like with mist newspapers, seems to have had a hard road to travel Field Trials at Spray. The Virginia-Carolina Field Trials Association -which is to meet in i Spray the week ot December lfeth promises i be the largest and best meet ever held in. this section. Many entries have been made. Some of the iimest dogs have been entered for this year's trials.

The judges will be Mr. C. Bradley, secretary of the Eastern Field Trials Association; Mr. irank Reiley and Mr. George C.

Thomas, of Pjiiladel-phia; Mr. A. II. Ball, of New. York.

Entries from Hartford, Cleveland, and all over the State of Virginia have. come in. Hcadijuarters of the association will be at the Colonnade Hotel. Fatal Cutting Affair Near Elkin. A dispatch from Elkin, N.

under elate of Nov.23rd says taht a serious cutting affair took place a few davs since at Crouse's saw mill near White Oak- postotT.ee, that county, and ten miles from Elkin. Welboftn McCann and Lawsou Candle, in company. with two women, were at the saw mill and were pretty well tilled with new brandy. Some trouble arose between the two men when McCaun Used his knife -on Candle, cutting a gash four inches long just under the ribs ou. the left sida.

Drs. Ring and Recce were summoned and reachtHl the w.oundecl ida'n at ni he 'clock Friday morning. The intestines had protruded fnui the wound and it is strange that he cor.ld live so long in that condition. -The physiciaps dressed the wound, replaced the intestines and. sewed up.

the ash, leaving him vesting easily but with ni hopes held out iVr recovery. I.oiwrts late Saturday evening say that Caudle died Saturday following the morning A of to i i 1 I 1 i At i Asheboro, Randolph county, last week, Miss Cora M. Bvrd to Mr. Ivcy E. HalL la this city, Nov.

18th, Miss Lillie Campbell to Rufus George, P. T. Lehman, officiating. In his city, No 18th, Miss Ida Obey to Robert Stevens, with P. T.

Unman, othciating. At Pinnacle, Stokes county, last week, i Miss Effie Bovles, daugiiter of Mr. 1). F. Boyles to Mr.

Marshall Smith, Rev. P. Oliver officiating. In JCernersville, this county, the past. Week, Miss Effie Hastings to Samuel T.

Peddyeord, J. A. Holder, of Abbott's Creek Township, officiating. In Salem, Nov. 23rd, by Bishop Rondthaler, Miss Mattie P.

Criin, of Salem, to Elias S. Hester, of Sked-more, The couple left the rame day for their distant home. At Wilkesboro, N. Nov. 17th, the First Baptist Church, Miss Nellie Blanche McNeill to William Dimmette, of Greensboro, N.

Rev. iMilton McNeill, the father of the bride, Otliciating. Near Wilkesboro, N. recently, Miss Jmelle Lunsford to David Maihts. The ceremony was performed several months, ago but the couple succeeded in keeping it a secret until a few days past.

In Salem; Nov. 22nd, by Rev. C. II. Wenhold, Miss Carrie Bell Davis of Kcrnersville, to Edward P.

Whitaker, this city. The contracting parties came jin on the 11:20 train p. and went immediately to the home of the clergyman, where the ceremony was The groom is employed th4 cilice of "the Southern Express this city. DIED. In East Salem, Nov.

23rd, infant child bf Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hall.

In city, Nov. 23rd, Mrs, J. R. Bovender, of pneumonia, after a brief illness, aged 42 years. At Mocksville.

Davie count v. Nov. 24th, -j Mr. John B. Moore, aged 32 He leaves a brother and a number, of sisters.

Near Tyro, Davidson county. he-past week, quite suddenly, Mr. J. II. Younjjr, an esteemed citizen, aged 70 years.

At I East Bend, N. C. Nov. -17th. Mr.

Thomas Hguser. an esteemed eiiizeii, aged S3 years. His daughter, Mrs. K. A.

Mills, resides, in this -ear Elkin, Surrv county, Nov. pros-aged jth' M- W- Money, a perous larmcr, 01 pneumonia 28 years. A wife and four snu ill children survive. At the hTiie of his brother, who lives ion 'Route 1 from Germanton. Stokes comity, recently, Mr.

Gid Tuttl. Interment was made in w'njan graveyan At 'Elkin. N. the past week, jsudeWnlv, Mr. James ().

Chatham. ja-cd 71 years. Three Messrs. Alexander Chatham, and i Lj Chatham of Elkiu, and Charles rilkesboro, and two Chatham of sisters, Misses Caroline and Martha -natiaam. one son 'and.

eisht daiurn- ters iurvive. In this citv. Nov. 20th. Mr.

Joseph! Lak ev. pneumonia, aged 44 vearsl The deceai ws and Tifasurer of the Winston Automobile Co. For some years he was a resident of Gardena, California, wherf lie married Miss Nellie Dow, in who, with four children survive jhim. The remains were taken to Vienna, this count v. his native home for burial.

A delegation fros the local Lagle order, of which he was member, accompanying them. Rev. Leon. Luc-kenbach conducted the services Over three thousand Edison Records! to select from. Same price you pay Chicago give 1st and 2nd choice.

Dixie Music Winston, N. C. egotlated and Ir.treet barge T8. TiM ln- paefe and abtroct curefnllv prepare llocm-3 anil Land forS)e and Houhpk Bci't on Eay Installment. 2o odd jears sncf-ess-fal rr 14.000 Loftnw hendipd 2.H50 oatiefifd and not 1 foreHoeure ia 1.V00.

i H. MONTAGUE, Lawyer. Plione 510, 243 Main WI XSTOX, X. I FOR THAT Breaking Out I Itch, Wabash I Scratches, Texas Itch, Cuban, Mexican or Phillippine Itch, USE QUIGH ITGH OINTMEfiT. Gives relief at once, PRICE 50c.

THOMPSON'S DRUB STORE. VtV bEeO good farmer may be a poof financier; a good rrterchant may need, advice relative a manufacturer may need help as tJ hc best to keep elown expenses. During fifteen years this bank has liad tli? closest relations with successful business ir.en and our is at the service of our Hcconic a elepositeir in the regular banking department or place money with bs to draw interest that you may -receive the benefits v.e giv depositors. I WACHOVIA LOjAN TRUST i covered by insurance, i Number of Applicants. 1 Mr.

John Reich, vho lives, some two miles sonth of the city, on the Salisbury road, is a candidate to succeed Mr. Gri tlith as jSuperiutendent the County Convict force. Mr. Reich as steady as fa clock and is competent to do good service. An election' for the office iill probably be held early next month.

There seems be a number of applicants for this position. The Republican I has no choice in the selection. All it desires that whoever is jselected be a man well qualified for the! position, which is a most difficult one to fill. Cloth Mill For Lexington. The Manufacturers Record is advised that C.

A. Huntj of Lexington, will organize a company, capitalized at $125,000, to buihl a mill for manufacturing colored cotton cloth. He contemplates erecting a building for 10,944 Kfdndlei and accompanying machinery, first installation will be 8208 spindles and 250 looms. Electricity will be used for driving the machinery if satisfactory terms are quoted by jthe local power company if not, then a steam power plant will be I installed. The mill will employ about I.7O operatives when Mr.

Hunt ex pects to contract for the carding and' spinning machinery in the i near fu ture, but will not begin constructing the mill building until next Faribee-Powell. At Raleigh, N. i Tuesday after noon, Miss Jennie Powell became the bride of Mr. Samuel1. Howard Fara-bee, city editor of Wihston-Sa-Lm Journal.

The ceremony! was informed by Rev. F. M. Shimberger, pastor of the Edentoin Street M. E.

Church at the home of the bride's Street. Mrs. of the brido, and Mr. Z. V.

mother on Hillsbro! Gilbert -I'rabtree, sist was dame of honor Judd. best man. Tile "Powell home v-as prettily decorated in jaims ami farns. The bride wore white tean de ssnre ihd carried cnrvsantiiemuins. cre were numerous and very hand- wedding presehts.

Mr. and Mrs. Far a bee will pend a while at the Farabee, home at county, before going Llemmons, this to Winston-Sa- to live. The briille is daughter of the late Hon. A.

M. Powell, for a number of years ma! vor ot; Kaieign, while the groom is a popular and nan. Tie Re callable newspaper publican extends heajrtiest comrrat illations and bids Mrs.j Farabee a very cordial welcome -to the "Twin-City. Lord Fairfax Once laved In Ashe County. A dispatch from Ldndon savs the on priyilegl of the House ot Lods has Wlanrd thei rish.t ot vlo'-rt Kutjv J-airtat.

who! is a nc- 01 Virginia, and who i has Jieen American hear- the nlv to the rank and title of Lord Fairfax. of Cameron, in ttiie Scottish peerage. years ago-was pliysiciatv x-j or i.jur air- fir the comnanv niM tiie Ure Kin ib -copper mi tics Jus. F. Ander- couiitv.

of Statesville. w'bo wai with the Knob Cfimnauv fjr a time, know Statesville lU: Fairfax ouite Since seeing the ab jive iiii type The Republican Cnds the ollowpng in the ri. ov. ISth, con- ieerning Lord Fairfax London, Nov. 17.fThe Committee on Privileges e.f the House: of hi todav declared the right eif Albert Kiibv Fairfax, who is a inative ot Virginia and who hasf been described fs the only Ainevicain bearing an English title, to the rank, and title of Ird Fairfax of Ca tneroi! in the Scottish peerage.

The 'committee heard evidence for two hoijirs. J. A Barrett. Lord Fairfax attorney, pre- sented the Fairfax imitv i Bibles and n.r,c!i aoenrnetuary pr oof ti establish his client descent Thei Attorney- General for the Government and the Lord Advocate of Sd otlatid declared themselves regarding the validity of the da 1m, sand liru Alverstoue, Ioi'd Chilef Justice, pro- uounecd the (leeisioiij of eom- ruittee. This decision does Fairfax a scat in the Only a limited numb peers, elected by the House.

hot give Lord Hous6 of Lords. of Scottish rdsj sit in the Has Two Sisters in Baltimore. Mrs.Tunstall Smithj, of the Preston, is a sister of lnl I Fairfax, Miss Carolina Snowden Fairfax, of the Brexton, is anothtjr sister. Lord Fairfax has only one Hon. Charles Edmund Fairfax, who is the heir presumptive and lives in New York, as does also ii sister, Mary Cecelia Fairfax.

Another sister, Mrs. H. E. Lowndes RhettL lives in Brook lyn. HOW IS YOUR DIGESTION.

Mrs. Mary Howling of No. 228 8th San Francisco, recommends a remedy for stomaeh trouble. She says: "Gratitude for the wonderful effect of Electric Bitters in a case of acu.e indigestion, prompts this testimonial. I am fully convinced that for stomach and liver troubles Electric Bitters is the best remedy "on the market today." This great tonie and alterative medicine invigorates the svstem.

purines the blood and is especially helpful in all forms of female weakness. 50e at P. A. Thompson's Drug Stcre. miloa on.t lit A hfliiro lot fail in business than succeed.

judcTjnent and lack of experi- the ejualities of, success. A N. 1 1 .1.. 1 nv ri'i'i i 1 11 I iii-i 1 ill 1 i ha hnrn i-nc uuni niv tL it'ni. i.

larming toois, wagons, sunA, a two good horses, alL ot which were lost except ing one horse tliat made it.sescape after being somewhat scorched. The fire was not discover- ti --ia fiillino- in origin is unknown. -Mr. Lowilernutk carried tm insurance on the property. Asheboro Conrier.

ir. .1. 1 1 -in. 1 have been awarded the contract jrj ercetinf a bridge across Taylor's Creek for the county. It will cost i i as directed.

It only costs you The residence of II. Ingram wasjof stiet-iT. a hearing is to be had WINSTON HAIL DEFAETMENT. tit In 3-833 drug! 3 I bi-imed in Star, recently. The house hold goods with the exception of a feW were burned There was some insurance oir-t he property.

A distressing accident occurred at recently. While several small bovs were nlaving with the D. NLON'S turn-table" the eight year-old wnj. WINS5F0N-SALEM. cei a bottle.

Get it: vou have-not h- ing to lose and all to gain, wei know there are thousands who will read this and throw it aside and in a few-days will be down with the disease. Please just get one l)oitle and put it away until you need it. If you the -money to buv it let us know and we will free. end you a bottle! GOOSE GREECE CO. Notice of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given to the public that the firm of J. H. Mosen "composed of J. II. Mosen and Lewis T.

Spaugh has this elay been dissolved by mutual consent of both parties. This. 23rd dav of Oct. 1903. "LEWIS T.

SPAUGH. R. O. JEWETT. D.

WINSTON. N. O. In Masonic Tempi PRACTICE LIMITED IC Diseases ol Eye, Ear, Sose and Throat Glasses Fitted Dr. THOS.

W. DAVIS, EYE, EAR. NOSE and THROAT, 405-407 Masonic Temple, (Fourth Floor) WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. Honrs: 8 to 12:30.

2 to 4. And by Appointment. THE People's National Bank, U. S. Depository, Winston-Salem, N.

C. CAPITAL, $300,000.00 ASSETS A SILU03 15D 1 HiLF. Takes care of its cn-tomers when money is firm cr easy, keeps every transaction ccnSdentiil, adlors interest at 4 per from date on Certificates of Deposit, has a Savings Department, loans money to yon, or for yon, and does evcarytMng a well conducted np to d3te bank shotJd do. Let us have yonr besiness. No better place.

J0Hi W. rETE3, President WH. A. BLAIR, Vice-Prcs. i I I STORE, PLACE.

Is the -Finest Drug Store in Norih Carolina. We keep a large stock of Everything in Medicines, Plavoring Extracts, Perfumes, jDyes, Syringes. Trusses, Etc. of Mr. A.

W. E. Caple was caugut between the table and railroad track, and was badly hurt, his legs being severely iniured and one broken. Lexington Dispatch. Mr.

G. W. Miller, register of deeds elect, last week closed out his grocery business on Main Street to Messrs. G. I.

Wofford and G. W. Surratt. The new tirm will be known as Surratt Wofford. The meeting at Wallburg, eon-ductel by Rev.

Jos. T. Watts of Lex-, iiigtoij, resulted in 22 professions and 18 additions to the chureh. The meeting was marked by unusual interest and did nnch good. It is said that there is a tradition that if there is a storm on the 11th of November, there will be a mild winter.

There was a storm on the 11th, with thunder and lightning and rain. Why the lltbt Search us. W.M. Cross has sued the town for damages for personal injuric sustained While working in the mumei-palplant. He allege thai the machinery was defective.

Also. J. 1-Gallimore has sued the -Wennonab cotton miUs for -damages for personal injuries. In both eases several thousand dollars will be, asked. Child Burned to Death.

That was a sad affair at Hiub Point, N. Nov. 20th, when in the burning of the bouse of Junius Beaver, near the filk. mill, a little daughter was burne.1 to death. Tiie origin of the lire is not known.

The two children were in the bouse when the tire was disco-ered but the older one, aged four jears, escaped. 'HANL i IS THE i WINSTOSM-SALEIV1..