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An alru f fire was tnrud
from box 24 Monday morning, th
r'sidance i f Ollia Austin, 600
WetFruklin 8tretbeiofcon fir
lb 9 tire originated (rem a defec
tive fine and the roof of the kifcoh
n and ell was burned nearly off.
Th fire oompatty responded on
reoord tim h . t whe building aaa
ayd The lose ia osvnrbd by iu-
arai oe.
lhe Jewish holidays, Hai uk-
kah, or fch feast of the dd ca
ti-ju, beg a.s tomorrow evening aiid
lasts eight days.
Th Nuhern Ocnferenoe of the
E. L Church, S. 0. : Synod.
closed a four dyV session in 8
J jhu s Uhnrcb Sunday night. Th
nrvion Buuday consisted of a
sermon in the morning by Rev I.
E Long of Mooresyiile, and -at
night one on missions by Rev. P
D. Brown of High Point.
During the absoeuce of Rev. Q.
W. Viok, who is visiting at hit old
home in the eastern part of th
Stake. Rev. J. P. Lanning -
Greensboro, a former pastor o
the Ptk Ava:iTt MeehodUt
Church, will preach.
Mrs. Simps ju Pattarsou of th
Bf ill Bridge neighborhood is kp'
in bed with an attack of pnu
BBonia She is about 80.
Rural route No, 1 going ou
from Craven, siuc the establuh
suant of the post office at Craven
Ass bean changed to Salisbury,
Raral No. 9.
C- L. Neel who lives on part f
the old Thos Wdtsoa place, five
miles West of Salisbury, is bnil
iug a barn on his place. He sas
when he gets this barn complete
it will be one of the hist in the
county. It will be 60x80 feet.
0. T. Kepler, who lives five
miles from the oity on the Statet
villeroad, while plowing on the
Id Wood place recently, plow ?d
up a lar copper oent of the yeai
1810. It is in good condition a - d
a & ap-ioi-aen of the ooinag ol
year. .
A. M. Can qt Salisbury, who is
visiting h s diUghter, Mrs. Mich
el Balk ol the Mill Bridge neigh
borhood, i quite ill and his re
covery is doubtful.
Iu a b au&itnl aud impressive
ceremcny Miss Nona4'rhomDSon.
.daughter of Mr. and Ifra Wil-
Tie Dairy Scboilc
Ths Dairy schools in this coun
ty to which attention was called
last week arc now being held, and
we understand are being well at
tended The first was held at
Woodlesf Monday, the second at
Gold Knob yesterday, the third
is being held at Lower Btone to
day and to-morrow, and the fourth
will be held at tiostiau school
house Friday and Saturday.
Catarrh and
Colds
nam Inompson, of Lexington
ana raul Bernhardt, son of Mr
and Mrs r. M. Bernhardt of Sal
lsunry, were wedded Wednesday
evening in the Presbyteriau
ohuroh at Lexington. R v. Danil,
pastor of the oburch performed
the oeremoDy. which was attend, d
by a laige assemblage of guests
Miss Vertia, the handsome
daughter of Mr and Mrs Rafue
Oline, of James E Correll, loth
of China Grove, were married
t the parsonage cf Mt. Zicn
UDurcb, China Grove last Thuis-
day evening, Thauksgiviucr. Rev.
J. H. Keller offiaiatiuff . Th
happy osuple went (3 the home of
Mr Correll, where they are keep-
iug home. Mr. Correll is em-
ploped at the China Grove Hard
ware, is an ex postmaster and a
a a . .
pieucia citizen. Thev have
many f rienarwho wish them much
Annie Kincaid, wife
Commissioner Charles J
of Cleveland, did yeiterd
tern6on after sofferitg a year cr
more with Bright disease and pa
ra lysis. The un ral will be hn i
to-mrrov morning fr. m 'h
Presbyterian Ohurch. Mr?. K. -caid
was a descendant of the early
Settlers who were prominent ii
the ftffiaira of the comity, Lit iug a
daughter of W. Mortimer K:l-
caid and leaves to mourn theii
loss a husband, two sons Morti
mer End Paul and four brotbee-,
Wi Thomas and Lee pre mi net t
citistns cf Statesville, Joseph, s
leading citizen of Maxion, and
James B Kincaid, postmaster of
Cleveland. Mrs. Fleming was
woman of splendid qualities, a dt
vodt, praotical ohristiau woman
and a loving . mother and wife
She wai widely related, well
known and highly esteemed
Her cousiD.Mn. Clara L. Stewart,
aud M.S. James P. Moore, and
others of Salisbury will atttend
the funeral in Cleveland.
Bailie, the wife of G. W. Hill.
died at her home abcut one mil
north of China Grove, Thursday
morning from the effects cf blocd
poison. The funeral was neid
rom Harris Chapel Friday after
m w r
noon. Mrs. mil was a spitnaic
woman and leaves a husband and
rthree small ohildren to mourn
their loss, one being an infant o-
She was a sister cl
Mrs. G. H. Hill.
J. Femicg and happy
terdsy ef tarrh. It is
To Be Rid
Relieved oLa
great achievement.
people would be weH
were it not for ca-
is worth ten years of
any one's life to learn how to
get rid of catarrh.
PE-RU-N A
will show you, much quicker
than any one could tell you,
how to get rid of catarrh.
THE PERUNA CO., Columbua, OU
Mrs. Emma Gannon, 107 E.
South gt, Kewanee, Ilia., writes:
"For fifteen years I had catarrh ol
the head and stomach. I could
hardly walk. ' My attention was
called to 'The Ills of Life.' I read
It through. Then bought a bottle
of Peruna. I am entirely well now."
National Conic'Ior of ibe S. ail
D. ofUpts
William H. Jrffrey of Vermont,
National councilor of the Sons
aud Dughters of Liberty, met
with Bagley Ocunoil, No. 6, Fri-
dy night and delivered an ad
dreis of much interest to the
members of the order. Members
of other councils were invited and
a good sized audience was present
to hear him. Mr. Jeff rev is mak-! ,
.... . iour weesB
ing a ic ur oi tms seotion of the
oountry in general.
Tie LiTe StoclTcflnmUoD, fr A T?i m Ml Tei Mm 6f
. llAflM
li bits and Sale
Booze
The convention, exhibit and
sale of the Live Stook Association
which is to be held in SaHaburf
January 25 26, 27 and 28, 1916, is
expected t3 be a very interesting
affair and will bring considerable
numbers of people here from all
parts of the State. $250 waa
pledged as a guarantee in older to
secure this exhibit and a commit
tee haa been appointed tor make-a
oanvass to secure the amount
The oommtttee oonsuta of W O.
Maupin, ohairman, S W. Harry,
0, K. Howan, M. C. Quinn, A. B.
Saleeby, W. D. Hartman, W. A.
Brown, O. W. 8pncer, W B.
Crumpton. W. W. Miller and W.
II. Woodson.
Plies Core? i 6 to 14 lvs.
fear &iuumt wi& f rfutO mat- if PAZ
OivTMTtNT fall So eorc ftrv r-1 tch't
Frotrwutiar memme r naat.
Friday morning officers having
received information that ovt
Garrett would arrived aboard pat
seager train No. 29, the earl
train from the wet territory to the
north, and, incidentally were pet
wise to the fact that the said Gar
rett had some grips containing
fluid "of a oertain variety. Tiu
train arrived all right, so did Gar
' rett and so did the . boc ev Ther .
were four suit cases coctaiuii g
ahoat tea gallons in pint bott'.e-
i Garrett was arretted and th
bocse seised. Garrett was givn
a. nearing in tne county coon
Monday morning, was found guii
ty andrhied $200 and costs. Ut
took an appeal and ao.uallv
olaimed that he was not the own
let of the bocze and really kn-w
i nothing of it.
Blind. Bl
Zbeftnt
published on Witi&j&iiCfrTB
Ro w ajj B ecob b cnjFr cl a n 1-eacs
.weak ane,iu; jpe'iifsUW
seivioe is c nonilu,. admtrab y
answers, the pur pete S! a ami?
weeklf. -They tve joS allthe
oa ii nty ibe ws ecl- pieitg
for their read ets, r dondeused
that you can,get the 'faois wHh
Jut .having "so wade througn col
umns Of childish prettle, audar
ranged o that you can read the
aome nes st : glauc, hic,h is
iv.en not only the preference bu
jorreotly. TbrseihingsThi adli
tion the fact thai it is a horn
newspip-r, owned by home pe"
tl employs hoine peopUVand
stands for a tquara'deal for-Jiome
p op e, regardless of Tott or gain,
shou d causa every loyal eon o
the co nty to make it h:e bu9ii.efe
tS eubecribe for them first, last
and all the time. We are giving
from how till January 1st free to
4II, who -sabscribe now- aud nav
M.OO cab, which will nay ud to
Jaruarv 1 1017
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SW1BIQ
GBOCEf,
He crMrfuU line of High
- " Grade; Groceries at
very low prices.
Buys all 4mds of Produce
Ghickens, Eggs, Bacon, and
vegetables. See him
Headquarters for Watkini
Medicine Co.
.'Phone 57.
119iW. Inniss St.
c.p. scsupitje
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Salislanaa Hart at HopewJI, 7a
Edward Taylor.son of tne late W
B. Taylor of Salisbury was mj ir
d in a freight wreck at Hopewell,
Ya.. Saturdav afternoon. Mr.
Taylor was employed as "a brake
man when a car jumped the track ent to
wreaking his left leg and arm.
His leg was amputated below the
knee and it is fearedjhii arm will
also have to be removed. His
wife and mother left Saturday
night to be with him. Th) latest
reports indioate that he is-doing
a? well as conditions will permit.
Tte Ipei
These who were injured in the
railroad wreck here last Wednes
day night are getting along very
well, and after a week in the sana
torium, indications point to their
complete recovery. Some have
returned to' their heme, but O
if ax Gardner of Shelby, aud
Harry Tally of Charlotte, have
had a bard struggle for life.
Monday nigbt it waa found neoes
ary to amputate the broken leg
of young Tally to prevent blood
poison. It was taken off just
above the knees. He stood the
Operation very well and is now ex
peoted to slowly improve if noth
lag iutervens for the wrse.
Yoa Need a Oeoeral T
Take Grove's
The Old Standard Grove's Taste-a
Cad Tonic is. ecraallv valnahte s
GtaaenX Tonic because it contains tt
WCU BOOWn tonic properties of QUINZU f
ana won. 4.1 acts on tne I4ver. Drfv
- Enriches the Blood l
IS9UW wnole System. SO cam;
13 auiam
Anoiber Tictim rf tke HM
A, 0. James of Mt. Pleasant,
who was emploj ed Ly the South'
ern Railway to do the concreu
work on the double trsoaiug south
of Concord, was ran over and cut
to pieces on the track, iu front cr
County Commissioner Sumuer'e
home, abcut three miles south ol
Salisbury by passenger train Nc.
48, Suuday night. Mr. Jam
was in Concord Sunday evening
and later was seen in an automo
bile coming to Salisbury. It is
thought he was stauding on tht
step, the door being olosed, or was
Tie Boiai Sep rier Court
The I Rowan Superior Court
whioh adjourned Tuesday after
noon because of the illneBS 6
Judge Lane's child, at Timmons
ville, S. 0., re opened yesterday
more iug with Judge Thomas J
v.
Shaw presidng. After goitg' tc
South Oaroltua Judge Lane's
child-was found to be very ill and
afterwards had a relapse and
there being little hopes of its re
covery, he wired. Solicitor Clem'
seoure another judge if
possible. Mr. Clement took the
lm. n n :
mmsKHi- 1111 wihii itiiw niiiui uri&iMD i . . . .
r 0 ion trre train at aome otner iiihrp.
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u w. owu " and losing his hold fell nnder the
Qk.. Mnm mnA ml A a I
"us " I whflftli wham hia hnnv w a a mt in
daring the bafcnee of the term. p f .
Sherman Jtarnei, who broke ... nn , t. nraai . 4ft anti
: . .u . j .-1. IT-.,- '"' - J "
,u,.u.0t,......... takM 0 0onJordj Uter othef
nethBrwn, was given ten years I . wnpA . . nn .... nraai
in tht nan for hana breaking and I .
r . "..on 00, ana yes iragments were
in the other cases against leffc mattered along th. track and
juagmens was suipeaa,u. dsvonred bv bnarrifi.
-u James was well dressed, had 1100
was given one year on sue roaas fa M ookei Wft8 a widower Ind
ror selling wnisaey, ana iu tne
same iu a second case to begin
five days after the expiration of
the first if he is found in the
State.
Petitions were laid on Judge
Shaw's desk asking for modifica
tion cf the sentence imposed on
three children and a broth
er, a. n. James, living at Mt.
Pleasant, where the funeral and
interment took p'.aoe Monday,
Td Drive Out Malaria
And Build Up The System
Take the Old Standard GROVE'S
D. L. Brovn last week, but the what. yon are taking, as the formula is
Judge .noaao.d that he did fiS to.
ao ousiness snas way ana reiasea Tne Quaine drives ont malaria, the
nouaa 1
to consider anything not taken up
in open court. And Judge Shaw
was right.
up the system. 50 eeots
Laughter Aids Digestion.
Laughter is one of the most
healthful exertions; it is of great
help to digestion. A still more
effectual help-is, a dose of Cham
berlain's Tablets. If yoa should
be troubled with indigestion give
them a trial. They -cost a quar
ter. Obtainable everywhere.
. loties To Creditors.
Having qualified as admu itratdr oi
the estate of J. B. Wallace, dee'd, this
is to notify all persons having claims
against the said decedent to tile ao
itemised, verified statement of same
with the underiigned on or befote tht
28th day of October 1916, or this notice
will be plead in bar of their recorer; .
Persona indebted to said estate are
notified to make prompt settlement.
This October 15, 1915.
A. A. Wallace,
Adm'rJ
iTheo. . iUatls Attorney,
For Early Shoppers.
V. Wall
Sons
Offer to the
Buying Public of Rowan and Surrounding Coun
try, Many Wonderful Bargains. You will
Note Many Savings Listed Below.
Men's O'Coats
100 Men's fine overcoats rloliday
Speccal
$5.00
There is another lot
of fine coats up-tcdate in style
which is marked in our Holiday
Specials at
$7.50
Neckwear
200 Dozen Men's fine quality
silk Neckwear which we have
maiked .at thewonderfuily low
price of
19c
Fancy Vests
In a Rreat variety of patterns
from which to select. Our stock
of Full DresVests is complete in
sizes and patterns"
Bath Robes
A lar(?e assortment can be
found at this store, in the Turkish
Robe and Outing of fancy design.
Dress Gloves
We have just received a com-
plete line of Dress Gloves, the fa
mous 'Meyers" n ake, known
throughout the country as the
finest made glove on the market
lor men.
$1.25
and op
Leather Goods
and Trunks
The largesttand mjst complete
line of Suit Cases, Tiunks and
Hand Bags can be found at this
store. v
We have wonderful
WARDR01
HOLIDAY SPECIALS.
We have placed on sale 300 boy's
suits for the holidays at
$2.48
You will also find here another
let of about 200 Suits which we
have put on as a Holiday Special
$2.98
Thermos
The Bottle that keeps both hot
and cold. Our stock is the lar
gest and most complete in the city
which we have
Holidays at
TRUNKS
marked for the
2)15.00
$3.00
and up.
Jewelry
Scarf Pins, Stick Pins, Tie
Clasps, Guff Buttons, jFancy
Pocket Knives, Etc.
$1.25
Ask to see the
Box complete at
and up
Thermos Lunch
$3.50
Hosiery
We call your attention to the
"INTERWOVEN" Hose packed
in neat Christmas boxes Just
the thing that is both appropriate
and useful for men.
You will find at this store many other suitable gifts for men too numerous to
mention. Do your Christmas shopping early while the stocks are
complete at Salisbury's leading store for men.
V,
Wallace
Sous.
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The Store that Does what it Advertises.
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