LOCAL NEW
- of interest to
ALL OF OUR READERS.
Mist Martha Fisher, a maiden
lady, aboui 65 years old wa8 very
badly burned at the home of Mrs.
0. A. Sides near BcBtou Gross
Riads, iu Lower Rowau, on last
Saturday, when her dress caoght
from au open fireplace. i She was
burned very badly bnnt the face
an! arms and it is net thought
ti&t she will locover.
A doxn or more prominent citi
zens of Salisbury went to Raleigh
on Monday morning in behalf cf )
moving the blind school to Salis
bury .
L sb Sunday morning; as Mr.
and Mrs. W P. Moore were com
ing cut Thomas Street on a motor
cycle, jiet as the street car wa
ornssing Thcmas Street they ran
square into the car. Mrs. Moore
jaooped and landed on the fender
while Mr. Moore and the machine
were overturned. They both es
uuhurt with the exception of a
few slight bruises.
There was a meeting of the pub
lie school teacher? of this county
in the comma uty hoildin&? last
Saturday whioh j,rcved a mos
successful o:.o at;d isrely at
tended. Th C 'Uiity commeice
ment is to bo -held April lit.
Mrs. Edwin Cnthrell, who ha
been visiting hni d?uht.r, Mrs
Wm, Ayr, at W-shiiigfcou, N. 0
raturued home Sunday, aooom
panied by Mrs. Avers aui her iu
fant son.
The funeral of William Lnard
whe died Sunday night at Rock)
Mount will be held from the First
M S. Church this afternoon at
8 o'clock conducted by Rev. Jnr .
W. M ore, pastor. The inter
ment will be in Chestnut Hill
Cemetery.
Majy of the Souver.irs given
away on 'the California Care are
worth mere than they charge for
admission.
George D-iVsraur, one of J.
Frank McCubbine' efficient clerks
volunteered the prediction that if
the United Stat es became involved
in war that the m s notable bat
tle to follow a declaration of hos
tilities would take place at Boou's
Cave, just across the river, in
Dvidon County. He said that
whoever could get there, would be
fighting to gain entrance in this
bister ic underground vacaum
Rev. Robert J. Coifc a native cf
Salisbury and a missionary in
Krea, who haa leen on leave of
ah-ence will soon return to Korea
abd resume his labors. He is now
visiting leiaiivHs here.
Capt. Chas. L. Shaver of the
Fourth Company Coast Artillery
Corps urges every member to b
prpeLt at a mating iu the arm
ory Thursday night at 8 o'clock
to prepaid for for the annual iti-pp-otion
which tak-.s plHC9 un
Miiroi, 25ib,
Firmtra take a diy off and
I ring year families to see ih
finest fruits and biggest fish vei
ai d learn for yourself whet can
be deuu without irrigation.
G W, L ng, one of Roman's
mo6 Eutstuntiil farmers and bes
citizens was in the city laBt Fri
day with three bales of cotton for
which he received fourteen ceute
per pound.
Arthur Lopp, a young L-xing-to.i
ugro fell beneath a freight
at L xiugton lafc Friday morning
&a duffered th toas of both lege
just teiow the knees. It setms
taat he was trying to beat hi, way
and lest his hold and fell under
the cars. He was brought to Sal
isbcry to the sauttcrium
There was an import mt meet
i gef the E izabeth Maxwell Steel 1
C 'Kper, Daughters of th4 Amen
cii R volution, Monday afternoon
in the old cjurt house. Nearly
all member were present and
deifgate were elected to the Con
tine tat Congress in Washington.
The Ca'ifornia Car has a limit
ed number tf the Lucky Sea B4ds
which thy give away to visitors
as souvenirs.
Sh.rily after four o'clock this
evuuug ' fire alarm was tu ned
in from box J5 Bud fchi company
at once hurried to the scene, which
was tn n u eoi lar' in mas on
E. BJunr,. Swt. Bp the good!
w rk cf the fire comp ny, little
damage was done. The cause of
tne fire is supposed to be defected
flue ire a flying spark. , j
,1
i 4 fc
I
Tyson Tc rry of Speucei a c -du;::or
on the Southern was mar
ried last Friday afternoon - id
Raleigh to Mist Myrtle Ray of
Hillsboro, After the ceremony
the young couple left for Florida
audOuba. After this tour they
will reside in Speucer.
The friends of Miss Myrtle Fes
perman and John Fisher will I e
surprised to learn of their wedd
ing which took place on Sato -day
night February 20th at Green
ville, S. C. Miss Feaperman is
the daughter of George F.-sperman
and lived iu Orgr. Church neigh
borhood. Mr. Fisher is the son of
Cal Fisher and holds a position
with the Southern at Speucer and
is also from Organ church neigh
borhood. The affair was a run
away, although both parties wer
of age. Their many friends wish
them a long and happy life.
The many friends of H. TV
Hackett of St. Anthony, lows,
wi-l be surprised to learn of hie
marriage to Miss Minnie Bogr cf
Union Chmch ueigbb-rhood
which took place at the Union
parsT- age last Thursday evening
at 8 o'clook The wedding grew
ut o r a courtship whioh began
over 20 yara ago Mr. Hackett
is a u tivenf Rowau but has lived
in the far west for 25 years The
couple left daturday cu 86 for St
Anthony, Iowa at whioh place they
will make their home. Their
ft iends wiah them a long and nap
ay life.
Charles L. Barkley and MisB
Fay Moore both of this city wen
married last Monday afternoon
at the parsonage of the First M
E church, Rev John W. Mor
officiating. Their host of friend
vish them a long and happy life
The friends of H. J. Hullig. an
engineer cf Spencr, will be grav
ed to learn cf his daath which
occurred in Raleigh Monday
morai "-g- Mr. H"ilig had beeD
an engineer for a long time and
bud never fully rf covered from
injuries sustained in a wreck some
time ago. He was a native rf
the St. Paul neighborhood this
county, and was a traveling engi
ue9r from' Spencer to Danville for
s me time. He leaves a wife and
a number of children to moon
his death.
William Leonard, son of Mr.
and Mrs W H. Leonard, of this
city, quietly passed away in a
Rocky Mount hospital Surday
nigbt of toneilitis and blood pois
on Mr. Leonard was a travelir.p
man and was stricken about four
weeks ag while on the train. Hip
condition became critical at once
md he was sent to the hespita'.
He was 28 years of age and a fire
ympgman. The remains arrived
in Salisbury on N . 4 Monday
u:ght. at d was interred iu Cbest
unt Hill cemetery Tuesday after
noon .
Mrs. M. A. Holshouser, aged
about; 74 ypars died last Friday
v ning at the home of her son-
ii.-law on South Long Street,
death being due to paralysis. The
funeral and burial took place at
Lower Sto:;e chu ch Saturday af
ternoon. Sumvug iBfone child,
Mrs. L. D. Peeler of Salisbury.
Mrs. Geo. W. Renfvow, ueioeof
Mrs. A. W. Northern of this city,
died at her home iu Charlotte last
Friday afternoon. Deceased
leaves a husband and three smr.ll
children and several brothers and
sisters to mcurn her death.
Mrs. Martha Mahaffy of Ccn-
cord died at the age cf 78 years
last Friday. Deceased bad been
iH for seme time and her death
was not unexpected. She waa the
mother ot Ira Mahaffy who was
killed in Concord a few days ago
by being throwD from an auto
mobile She alio was the sister
of Rvv W A. Lettz, a former
well knwn L-utberan Minister of
Rowar, now of Statesville.
Invigorating to the Pale and Sickly
The Old Standard general strengthening tonio,
GROVE'S TASTELESS cWll TONIC.drives out
Malaria.enriches the Wood, builds up the system.
A true Tonic. For adults and children. 60c
Lare number of people, have
d thrcmgh th, North of Bay
. tu
Counties Exhibit Oars m the time
ney been ootp ftnd thinking
people are always pleased.
. - ; . Ams j w-,
3y VALT IMASON (From Judge.)
Ia thut fair and vrndrous ci.ty
w :cre our hats and dresses grovf, life
is : just a rag inie ditty, : free - from
every shade of woe. So returning
toui ists tell 'us, wlien they've ' joui -neytid;
o'er, the foam, and. they .make
ua sore .and jealous, since we're doom
ed to ttay at heme. Ah, we yearn for
life Parisian, ior lie gorgeous French
hotels! In our dreams, we have a vis
ion of the beauteous damozels, and vre
hear the bands a-playing boulevardy
airs. Odds 'fish I Then we wake and
find we're staying here In Ypsilanti.
Mich.
Oh, that gay and giddy village,
where old Aleok Dumas wrote!
Where the brigands, bent on 'pillage,
so politelytake .your goat that you're
glad to spend your dollars, and you
say, "So help me, .Maud, they are
gentlemen and scholars, and I'm glad
they swiped my wad!" There the
thing that is unpleasant is so beauti
fully done, he would be a churl or
peasant who would kick at being
skun.
Oh, the splendor and the glory of
that town appeal to me! I grow weary
of Empory when I think of gay Paree!
Here in Kansas it is shocking how
we drag out dreary lives, and we
always set folks talking if we kidnap
neighbors' wives. Here we labor in
the daytime, and the day ends when
we sup; over there the night is play
time, and by day they sober up. And
the hats girls wear in Kansas only
cost a dollar eachr and the man is
jugged who glances three times at a
village peach; and a wife will raise
a quarrel if a husband spends a dime-,
and we're all so beastly moral' that
a cigarette's a crime. So we often
long for Paris (you must here pro
nounce the name just as though it
rhymed with Harris) and the glad
Parisian game. There the gentlemen
and ladies have some freedom, every
day, and the all can go to Hades in
their own delightful way; they dan
wassail hold and revel, till King Death
says, "Mosey, now!" and they'll
doubtless greet the devil with a Ches
terfieldian bow.
I am tired of walking straightly,
tired of wearing saintly smile; I've
been growing restive lately, yearning
for the foreign style. I am tired of
daily labor, with its worries and its
frets; I am tired of wielding faber
I am tired of paying debts. And I'm
weary till I'm weeping of the moral
yarns men spin, and I hate this thing
of sleeping when I should be drink
ing gin and generally raising the old
Harry without danger from the cops,
so I'll flee away to Parry till my rusty
mainspring stops!
This ambition, though it's recent,
has a firm grip on my brain, for I'm
tired of being decent, and I'm tired of
being sane.
SOUND BUSINESS MAXIMS
Most men who have amounted to
anything started with nothing but
ability and determination a combina
tion which recognizes -no man-made
limitations.
Any kind of work is better than
idleness, which is directly responsible
for most of the unhappiness in this
world.
Idleness is a dangerous thing; it
may grow into a habit that might
stick to you after you get back in har
ness, and the man who loafs on his
Job is only fooling himself.
Eternal, intelligent effort is the
price of commercial growth, and
where is bound to be retrogression.
Business is something like aeroplah
ing: to stop is to drop and to drop is
generally to bust.
If I had an enemy, and wanted to
get even with him, L could wish him
nothing worse than to land in a soft
Job and get the loafing habit. It
would only be a question of time be
fore he or the job petered out, and the
longer he held on the worse off he'd
be in the end; for there is a law of
compensation which somehow or other
makes us work in old age for the
time we waste in youth, or suffer if
we can't make good.
Pin your faith to this law of com
pensation, but don't take any stock
in the law of chance; there's no such
thing. Waiting for something to turn
up in the relief that things are bound
to come your way eventually is throw
ing dice with fate. Many a good dog
never got a decent bone until his
teeth were go,ge..
Sot;
Rheumatism
Just put a few drops of Sloan's
on the painful spot and the pain
stops. It - is really - wonderful
how quickly Sloan's acts. No
need to rub it in laid on Hghtly
it penetrates to the bone and
brings relief at once. Kills
rheumatic pain instantly.
Mr. Jamea E. Alexander, of North
Earpawell, Me., writes: "Many strains
in my back and hips brought on rheu
matism in the sciatic nerve. J had it so
bad one night when sitting in my chair,
that I had to jump on my feet to get
relief. I at once applied your Liniment
to the affected part and in lesa then ten
minutes it was perfectly easy. , I think
it is the best of all Liniments I have
ever used."
Kills Pain
At all dealers, 25c
Send four cents in stamps for a
TRIAL BOTTLE.
Dr. Earl S. Sloaii,lnc.
Dept. B. Philadelphia, Pa.
SIOAM'S
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It -yuirfc. " --k,-'-; tr-, ann Uivd.
BuBp&ct youx kioiio.. . -.
Watctrfcr nature's sii; .,
The first sign may be headaoLo
or ..dizziness,
Scanty, painful, or oo fnquent
urination, . . -
Nervousness or a'bonstant, dead
tired feeling,
Avert the stri&ui kidney di
seases. Treat tli weakened kidneys
with Doan'e Kidney Pills, .
A remedy especially fbr sick
iiidueys. w
Endoi Bed in Salisbury 67 your
friende and uejahbors..
Mrs L A. Wilson, 680 B. Cem
etry St., SalisburyN. 0., says:
4I reommend D9an's -Kidney
Pills m return for wht tbey hae
done for me as well as others of
my family. I bad severe back
acbea and- wbeayer- I- atopped,-!
bad trouble in ttraighteniqg My
kidneys did net act properly
Ooan's Kidney Pills put a stop tr
) this and made cue strong and
well."
Price 50o, at all d-alers Don'
dimply ask for a kidney remed
get Doan'e Kidney Pili the arr
hat Mrs. Wilson tad. Foster
Milburn Co , Props , Buffalo, N Y.
A force of rescurers after work
ng nearly 12 hours at the aoenf
f the mine fxplosion at Hintoi ,
W. Virginia where 182 miners
ere entombed, rescued enly six
f the unfortunates. The shock
as terrific being felt for miles
arcund.
At a meeting of the senate ii.
Raleigh ytste'da' the anti-jn?
'Ill wa9 passed from the Houef
by a vote of 43 to 5. The senate
resumed the consideration of thp
nti-jug bill. Senator McLecd
thought that his purple wculd ap
orove 'f the bill, but he wanted
hem to vote on it before it be
jarne operative. He thought tha'
he 80,0C0 to $50,000 that th-
pecii.1 election would erst, would
be well spent in getting at thr
ill cf the p9op)e.
V ashiugton, Marob 2. Whib
President Wilson indicated tcdav
bat the United States wAuld in
quirp cf Great Britain and Frauc
ts to how they propose to carry
ut th'-ir aun unced-deiermina
i'n to prohibit commercial inter
urse I y sea with Germany, such
ctiou, it was stated la'er, prob
aMy wcu'd le deferred until re
plies were recf-ivd from Great
Britain aid Germany tc ihi
American prcpopa's looking to f
: statit u of the German subma
rine warfare on merchant sbipp
ud unteatrictrd passage of food
n ff to civilian populations of
fhe bellig rent Nations.
How To Give Quinine To Children.
FEBRILINK Is the trade-mark name given to an
improved Quinine. It is a Tasteless Syrup, pleas
ant to lake and does not disturb the stomach.
Children take it and never know it is Quinine.
Also especially adapted ta adults who cannot
take ordinary Quinine. Does not nauseate nor
cause nervousness nor ringing: in the head. Try
it the next time you need Quinine for any pur
pose. Ask for 2-ounce original package. The
name FKBRILINE is blown in bottle. 5 cents
Th') California Cars to be htre
March 15, 16, 17 18 are well reco
nmendfd to us and all Bfy there
ta mr re to see f r 25 oenta that a'
many higher priced fhows.
Whenever You Need a General Tonic
. Take- Groye's -----
The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because it contains the
well known tonic properties of QUININE
and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole Sjstgtn, SQ cents.
JOHN R BROWN,
OPTOMETRIST. .
Fitting Glasses a -Specialty
J, Reliefer no Pay,
Examination Without Drugs or Drops
Chin A Ol vfiN C: b2-l
GooJman Lumber Co. Sfjis gaivani
ed n f fing at rock bottom prices
Free Calendars.
We have a lol of small, neat
calendars on hand. Call at this
Joffic-t md get rn. Tbey are free.
6 Moiey 6 Money 6
-ttfa-flaay fee-obtained-for any
pnrpoee on acceptable Real Es
tate security ; liberal privileges;
correspon pence solicited.
A. fl. Avpnnv f!nmrftnv 7K8
"Gap , "BTrPc t. r i oHff J d g . ,""De n ve r "C oio-
rado. 440 rierce bldg., MLoms.
COLDS & La6RIPPE
'5 or 6 doses "660 wiIT break
any case of Chills & Fever, Colds
& LaGrippeit actson the liver
better than Calomel and does hot
Crioe or licken. Price 25c
i.. . . is, i (.'. 4 .ye j
- - v -f .
, !- ) V
thP'f-? r- ' ff i! 'iihj '(-st to tire
X V'T,y . f f!.. .(if ch'ns
'' '-i " s.-T-mpfc poccessfnlli -
' 'r ' .l " v. g . !he,r extreme
A-nr fedvr'R-.mi;.t, i- t tbe
:, ;t! i'"- .P'.' .er.Vr.' W, .OXi
.u..v ro. truk- r hx .on: paiiit,.ai
thereby sttvo e'xy., rmts ji. g'J i
on every gallon used. . ..a
Lokgman & Martinez,
Paint Makers.New. York .
Cures Old 5ore? Other Remedies Won't Curt.
The worst cases , nomatter ofhow long sahdinfc
are cured by the ! wond-rfui," "old reliable Dr.
Porter' Antiseptic Hes;;n ...Oil. It relieves
Pain and Heala at the saitie iime. 25c, 50c. H.00
On March 2, Governor Craige
srranted pardon for Mrs Janie
Noel I who four years' ago was sen
tenced to the State prison for fiv?
yars for her part in a sensational
abdaoticn case in which her huB
barid was sentenced to 15 years.
The pardon is conditioned on good
behavior.
FREE ADVICE
TO SICK WOMEM
Thousands Have Been Helped
By Common Sense
Suggestions.
Women suffering from any form of
female ills are invited "to communicate
promptly - with the
woman's private
correspondence de
partment of tiie Ly
dia E. Pinkham Med
icine Co., Lynn,,
Mass. Your letter
will be opened, read
and answered by a
woman and held in
strict confidence. A woman can freely
talk of her private illness to a woman ;
thus has been established a confidential
correspondence which has extended over
many years and which has never been
broken. Never have they published a
testimonial or used a letter without the
written consent of the writer,and never
has the Company allowed these confi
dential letters, to get out of their pos
session, as the hundreds of thousands
of them in their files will attest.
Out of the vast volume of experience
which they have to draw from, it is more
than possible that they possess the very
knowledge needed in your case. Noth
ing is asked in return except your good
will, and their advice has helped thou
sands. Surely any woman,.rich or poor,
should be glad to take advantage of this
generous offer of assistance. Address
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.,' (con
fidential) Lynn, Masg;
Every woman ought to bave
Lydia E. Pinkham's 80-page
Text Book. It is not a book for
general distribution, as it is too
expensive. It is free and only
obtainable by mail. Write for
it today.
TRADE WITH
G. P. SHUPirJG
Farmers will find it to their
interest to see me when sell
iog theirproduce.
We pay Highest Cash Price
for Chickens, Eggs and all
kinds of Produce and selling
you groceries at the very
lowest prices.
Headquarters for Watkins'
Medicine Co. -
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Comity CommenctimeDt Tteflay
On Thursday April "1st all of
the publio Bcbbols in Rowan wi I
meet in Salisbury for the County
Commencement which wiH be he'd
in the Old Court House. This i
an educational rally in which tb
people of the county have taken
great Tgt'ereet add it ig hoped that
it will be the greatest event ever
held in Salisbury. ' A program oi
this tally will be published it
next week's Wapchman.
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days
Yoiir druggist will refund money if PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure
Blind. Bleeding or ProtrtfBij g Piles in 6 to 14 days!
oc nrsi application gives jase and Rest. 50c.
fsgs to Ha ch for iale Pure B-ff
Tly.mo'.r u. K ek, Huff Orpii gun
id Buff S.fghorii at fOa per get
Mis - t 15 -jw at she parBnsce,
00 shit v d S'fi or addreei
l?r O A. Brrwn, China Grove,
NV C .
: Hotlce to Creditors
Haviner Qualified as AdministTatnr
upon the ess ate of M M. Holghiuser.
ueceasea. notice is nereby giver to all
persora having claims against said es
tate to nressnt them to the ndevsipn-
ed on or before January 29, 1916 or
tlvs notice will be plfad in bar of re
covery.
All persons Hided ted to said estate
are reouested to call ar.d settle with
the undersigned at once.
Thid January Z9, 19 5.
Eli Eagle. Administrator.
R F. D.Gold Hill. N. O
R, Lee Wright, Attorney.
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them. ' -
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