L' "- Imm I a 1 1 1 II IT yaE5-?Bei3
-
nog
HELLO! 'MEET ME
Headquarters for
i j . Made every day.
Seeus tjefora yoa buy for your Christmas Tree.
We "Will Save Yon Money
Tie Quality High, the Price Low. -
AJF SALEEBY'S COENER
Where innea Meets Main. ,
Salisbury . - - - N. C.
SALISBURY
AND
COUNTY LOCALS
Faro Life Scbsol CalenOar
By the publicity committee.
China Grove, N. C , December
'8,h?-nf 'Henry Literary Sc
cif held its Uit regular meeting
Defietaber 7th The debate. Re
ioTved: "That the National Con
titutibn Should be 10 Amended
;v Giving Wcmen the Right to Vote,''
vwai decided in favor of the affirm
" at ive'r although the negative tide
pat up a good argument. A. read
ingvreoifeation and quartette were
1 given- Ereryt'unK was enjoyed
'to the fullest extent by everyone
present. It waa deoided at thii
meeting that we should enter a
5 triangle debate with Spenoer and
Mt. Ulla, and the preliminary will
be held soon after Christmas.
The High School students are
loDkiug forward with much delight
to thd reoeption that will be given
next Toes Jay.
5 For the benefit of the. girls at
1 the dormitory the piano will be
moved from the graded sohool to
the dormitory.
' The agrioalture class have just
nniabed putting down 20 square
feet of concrete fl or in the Farm
Life Sohool Barn.
Prof. 0. M. Miller was married
last week iu Ashiville. After a
dry quiet wedding, he and his
bride, came to China Grove, where
Mr. Miller has charge of the Farm
Life School,
There will be a parent's dinner
given at the dormitory Wednesday
before Christmas.
School will close for the Christ
mas holidays on Wednesday, De
cember 22nd, for ten days.
Messrs. Grabiel and Arey. sent
' out by the State, and Crampton,
the county demonstrator, gave a
dairy school at the dormitory tc-
dy.
GOLD HILL.
There was a marriage of Julius
A Earnharfed's, a justice of the
peaoe near Gold Hill, Deoember
19th. The contracting parties
were Miss Margia Lee Poole and
Marbury Lee Morgan, Morgan
Township Rowan county. This
voting couple have manv friends
who wish them a long happy life.
Paul T. Goodman, the enter
prisiog merchant of Gold Hill, is
diiug about these times. He is
selling goods and will buy rail
road ties snd pay oash. I guess
he 1 ought over six hundred, one
hundred one dav last week. The
Southern railroad gave a good in
speation here last week that gate
perfect satisfaction to all.
James Leonard has moved into
'his nice home near Gold Hill and
will farm.
John Slier his bought B. R. A
Baaver's farm and will move on
it iu the near future.
Mrs. J. A. Earnhardt went to
"'her barn one morning last week
and to her surprise found two
young calves. I think she wil
havi plenty milk soon.
Trie old Gold Hill mines it is
thought, will pump water soon
' then our people will be feeling
Letter, but still better if they get
ton money that is due them.
Abbobaut
for PfOOQt Printing aall at the Real
; Salisbury Printing Office, ISO
W- I " 98 Sr. nr -tir
AT
GOLD KNOB SCHOOL BURNS.
Deo. 20. Welcome Santa Glaus.
Christmas tree exercises it St.
Peters' bave been cnangea irono
December 25th at 1:83 to Decern
.i
ber 24th at 1 :80.
i
Misset Dora and Pearle Lyerly
have returned from the Farm Life
Sohool at China Grove, to spend
the holidays with home folks
Q. O. Lyerly is expeoted home
torn Roanoke College in a few
days.
Edward Morgan from western
Rowan, is spending a few days
with relatives here,
Mrs. Eva 0. Trexler and daugh
ter, Miss Francis, will spend the
holidays in Salisbury.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Fonts of
Cabarrus, spent latt Saturday
night with Jno. L. Waller.
Miss Maggie Goodman is visit
ing in Cabari us. --. .
M. Le Morgand Miss Margie
Poole both of Morgan's Township,
were happily marrisd Saiday,
Deoember 19th, Eta. Julius A.
Earnhardt cffioiating. Mr. Mor
gan is the son of James A. Morgan
and Mrs. Morgan is the daughter
of Theodore Poole, - They will
make their home near here. We
with their many frieuds join in
congratulating them.
Saturday morning at about 4i80
o'olock telephone bells began t
ring ana in answering tnem in
formation was received that the
Gold Knob sohool house was on
are. H. J. Brown, who lives Aear
the sohool house was awakened
about 4:80 to find the primary
department almost consumed by
Are which soon spread to the
principal's room.- Mr. Brown
ran to a neighbors house for help
out wnen trie scnool noase was
reached the wnole building was
enveloped in flames. The build
ing was a tworoom structure and
iaustd a large fire which oould be
plainly seen for several miles
n, i , i :
1UD nBI LHMUg IUVUOIIIUII J I
SALEEBY'S 8
principal and Miss Mollie Hols-r?ca
bouser assistant. Just how the
fire originated may navei be learn
ed. Miss Holshouser had had no
fire in her room since noon Friday
aud had always used every pre
caution for the safety of the
building. The primary daises
were in Mm L.yertya room from
3 o'clock on Friday evening, The
supposition is that tome one, pos
Bihiv r feravflliir. who had onennnt.
ered a bad rainy night had taken
-.e L:l. l- l
reiuge ana cuui hh wmon
caused the loss of the building.
A new library had been installed
L.i .r .ni nn NntamLor IfttK
of this year 82 patened steel desks
" "
lay of f 100. It is estimated that
between $50 and $75 worth of
school books were lost by the ohil-
a. oil t Ki-
.ngA . . . '
... Tv.u...,w wM.eu ;
will cover about half the loss.
On Saturday night a meeting of
the patrons of the district was
u-a f..uCil
. ,
erBOou ui uo6uer, oesser ananoviJj- remembrance of her, that
larger building near the prevent
sita. John A. Lyerly donated an
acre to the one P. C. Barger had
given whioh will add much to the
rohool property. Plans and spe
cifications are now under oonsid
oration, and it is hoped that by
February 1st, 'the buildinr will
be ' ready for ' use. the Tfiaa and
mD, wniCuwa.presenwaDyjt4e
Jr; O. U. A M. a few; years aio.
war. both lost in the fttl. It"ai
patbetio to see the little obiidren
crying for theif books and talking
about 4heir sohool hotrecand their
teaobers. .Lux.
11 - I 1 I I i a . . . I
Co:c fiiij He Deali of Ilrs
Last Monday, Df cember 18th.
one of the saddest f ud most dis-
treisinsr accidents occurred that
baa- happened for some time in
this f icinity , when Mrs.. Julian
Troutman burned to death. Just
&or the aoQident occurred will
probably never be known, as Mis.
jroBtman' uvdd alone am was
subjeot to some kind of spells, it
is- thought' she might have had one
of these spells and fell in the fire.
The body was found by a n igh
bor, Mrs Mottle Troutman, who
ran as fast as she ccujd to let it
be known.' Her son-in-law, G. H.
8. fiord, telephoned the nearest
neighbors and weut to the s ene at
once. sirs, iroutman's body lav
on the back porch, partly in the
kitchen ' door,' with her clothing
about all burned off. Mr. Sifford
discovered that the e was a con
siderable amount of smoke in the
house. About this time John D
Id Deal arrived and these two
went iu and it waa found that
piece of obthing lay on the floor
burning, the door also caught
from tnia and a small nole was
burned ia the floor Fom lH iu
dioations Mrs. Troutman matt
have fallen in the fire and tb
flames catching ' her clothiug
oblwi out and drug herself t
the back porch where she kept
water bocket. It is thought that
by the time she reached the porch
death claimed her as a victim
The funeral service was held at
Organ Church on I nesday by Rev
R R. Sowers. Mis. Troutu.an
was 7T years old and leaves a host
of relatives and friends to mourn
hsr loss.
Last Wednesday eveuing. De
cember 15th, Miss Myrtle Browu
of near Shupins's Roller Mill,
aud D W. Barger, of Salisbury,
were happily married at the homn
of the bride. The wedding was
quite a surprise to many of their
friends as it was a quiet affair
and only a few of their closest
friends aid relatives were present.
Rev. R.R. Sowers performed the
ceremony, we wisn snem a long
and .happy life.
Some time ago we noticed that
Bro. Venus invited some one to
trot out a mule that oould beat
Mr. Gantt's. If our memory
serves us right we have found him.
W, 0. A. Park has a mule that is
83 years old and can do a cousid
erable amount of work yet. Th e
mule was owned by J . F. Park a
long time and helped by his good
work to raise eight children and
six of them learned to plow with
him. Three of the boys are stone
outters and do farm work also,
one is a minister aud two are on
the farm,- One of the girls are
married and one single. '1 his
mule had a very narrow escape
from death by being out iu a storm
and a tree, which had two forks,
fell on and left him between these
forks unharmed This mule hnv
always been ucted for his good
n-laraces ana small oniid.en o
and small child, eu o uld
lie
draw a buggy filledwilh the
fair aex with great delight aud
has always bjen admired bj all.
BB&alalions of Respect
Whereat, it has pleased the all
wise JTatner to remove trom our
association. And our church work
I era League, our much loved friend
and oo-worker, Miss Sallie Catnip,
. at great League above, we
WI" g'eatiy miss fipr presence.
&8
r " .eut
mm r . mm iirifHaB au u w m u mm
I therefore be it
Resolved. That we bow in hum
H9 mbmission to the Diviue wil),
aUQ lOOK rorwam SO tUA time
tvl5? jiD her iu HeaVen
IWm 4w mm a (SI V 1 m w S a
I jtsesoi vea, l nac we express ur
feelings and sympathies to the
bereaved family, pointing them
fco the reftt Comforter, for peace,
and' further.
Resolved That in -the death of
MissrbalUe Uanup St PaulV
1 Church Workers League lost ope
I of its best and most active mem
ber, BfelU f nrtner.
Keslved. That a page in lour
1 minutes be se aside in he nor and
a copy of these resolutions be fur
I nisbed the fa'mily, aud same be
published in the county papers
T D. Bbown,
Mes. W'P Sloop.
MlSS PXABIS JtFUAN.
BearTbUio Mind,
oonsider Chamberlain's
( Oouglr -Remedy by fa- the best
5 - . i ' u
m,clne ,n, ha mtrk1Jet forA!ld!
and e,0UP iaT Mr, A,ber
' MftCf
etttnsiweMe .
Obtainable everywhere. '
HUSBAND
DESPAIRING WIFE
After Four Tears of Discouraging
Conditions, Mrs. Bollock Gave
Up in Despair. Husband
Came to Rescue.
Catron, Ky. In an interesting letter
from tlfis place, Mrs. Bertie Bullock
writes as follows : 1 suffered for four
years, with womanly troubles, and during
this time, 1 could only sit up for a little
while, and could not walk anywhere at
all. At tunes, I would have severe pains
In my left side.
The doctor was called in, and his treat
ment relieved me for a while, but I was
soon confined to mv bed again. After
that, nothing seemed to do me any good.
The UJacho via Bank & Trust Co
is the tron gest Bank in Nqrth Carolina,
LARGEST CAPITAL. LARGEST ASSETS.
This gives afdty and Protection to oar Depositors
4 per cent, paid on aving deposits. You can open an
account with one dollar and upwards.
7
arms
1Z
If you want to buy a Farm,
Large or Small, see us.
If vonhcive a Farm to Sell,
List it with us.
SALISBURY REALTY
And Insurance Company.
Holiday Gifts
of
Suva
thoucht when
for any season or
graceful compliment can be extended than
an offering of rich silver elegant in design, per
fect in taste and in the newest shapes.
1847 ROGERS BROS.
b the mark which represents the highest perfec
tion in silver plate. With this imprint on every
article you can buy
"Silver Plate
at ifely u an expat.
aplees that each
oeugn ana ruuth.
I PAY HIGHEST PRICE
-for
CREEM HIDES-
CHAS. S. JULIAN,
10 27 8m Balisburr. N 0.
WATCH REPAlRiNG.
For new watchos, jewelry and
repairs at reasonable prices, g
to the drug nfcore at Granite
Quarry, cr tc R. L. BROWN.
No. 6, Salisbury N. C.
10-27 6 m W. pd.
Kotice To Creditors. -
Having qualified as admir i-trator of
the estate of jf. R. Wallace, dee'd, this
is to notify taH persons having claims
against the said decedent to file ao
itemized, verified statement of game
with the undersigned on or befote the
26th day of October 1916, or this notice
will be plead in bar of thMr lecoyery .
Persons indebted to' said estate are
notified to make prompt settlemeut.
This October 15 , 1915.
A. A. Wallace,
Adm'r.
Theo. F. Klotlz Attorney. '
Notice to Creditors. .
Having qualified as Administrator
of V e estate of Sallie L. Ganup, this is
to notify . all persons having claims
against the siid decedent to file an
itemized, verified statement of same
with the undersigned on or bef are the
9th day of December, 1916. or this no
tice will be ( leaded in bar of their re
coverv. Persons indebted to said es
tate are notified to make prompt set
tlement This Deoember 8th, 19' 5;
. ... . . D..L Oamcp,
AdminiBti-ator.
Theo F. Kluttz Attorney
RESCUED
I had gotten so weak I could not stand.
and I gave up in despair.
At last, my husband got me a bottle of
Cardui, the woman's tonic, and 1 com
menced taking it From the very first
dose, I could tell it was helping me. I
can now walk two miles without its
tiring me, and am doing all my work."
If you are all run down from womanly
troubles, don't give up in despair. Try
Cardui, the woman's tonic It has helped
more than a million women, in its 50
years of continuous success, and should
surely help you, too. Your druggist has
sold Cardui for years. He knows what
it will do. Ask him. He will recom
mend it Begin taking Cardui today.
Write to: Chattanooga Medicine Co., Ladles
Advisory Dept., Chattanooga, Tenn.. for Special
Irutructions n your case and 64-page book, Home
Treatment for Women." sent In plain wrapper. J -6a
VI
iror
71
71
Silverware
is the first
considerinz sdfts
occasion. No more
xs
TRIPLE
that Wears0
This stamp alto guar
piece is perfect in arotoc
me
Sold by leading dealers every
where. Send for catalogue "C-L"
a
snowing aU designs. ,
MERIDCN BRITANNIA CO.
(iBtVB.tioiuil Sllrer Co., SooeetMrJ
SJIeriden, Conn.
H.tiee to Creditors.
Having qualified as executor of th
estate of Emma E. Pless, this is to
notify all persons having claimt
BSiinat the .said desedent to file an
itemized, verified statement of same
with the undersigned on or before the
12th. day of December, 1817, ot this
notice will b plead in bar of their re
covery. Persons indebted to said es
tate are notified to make prompt set
tlempnt.
This Dec. 12th, 1915.
J. M. L. Lykkly, executor,
A. H. Pride, attorney.
Moved to 119 East Fisher St.
4 doors below w ere we were looted
Where you will always find a full line
of Field and Gaiden Seed, and for the
Ladies BULBS AND FLOWER SEED,
We sell SAL-VET Stock Remedies
PETALUMA. INCUBATOR3, and
full line of SPRAYS and INSECT
POWDERS for trees and plants.
'Phone 1191.
Farmers' Seed House!
119 East Fisher Street,
7 21tf Salisbury, N. C.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby giveu tbater
tifluate No. 294 for 3 shares of the
oapital neck of the Patterson Mfg
Co., of China drove, N. C, stand
iug in the name of the uudersisjii
ed, has been lost aud application
has been made to the raid Patter
8 'U Mfg Co , for issuance of a new
certificate . P. N i Patterson. .
Om SeCODd Sheet, shoild beju every
office, 40c per 1 1.000. i he real
Salisbury Printing Office, 120
West I u ues Jtieet, np sbsirs.
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOo
o
Come io and get a bauk book free and joiu our
"Christmas Baukiug Club" by depositing either 1
cent, 2 cents, 5 cents or 10 cents. You increase your
deposit the same amount each week. No charge to
join.
In 50 weeks:
1- cent Olub pays $ 12.75
2- cent Club pays 25.50
3- cent Club pays 63 75
10-cent Club pays 127.50
We add 4 per cent, interest.
You can deposit 25 or 50 cents, or $1.00 or hiore
each week.
Come in we will tell you all about it.
SALISBURY BANK & TRUST OO
Salisbury, N. C.
SALISBURY'S BIG GENERAL STORE.
A. Full Line of General Merchandise
Constantly On Hand.
FOOT REST HOSIERY whether it's appearance
you want in hosiery or whe ither it wear you will get
it if you get"Foot Rest " And th s too is an enduce
ment to mostof us. You'll SAVE MONEY.
NEW SECURITY FRUIT JARS, fresh lot just re
ceived. Pints, Quarts, and half-gallons.
pring and ummer goocK light weight underwear
for men and woman, also Dress GroodiS, Sboes, Pants,
Overalls, flats, Notions,; Crockery, Tinware, etc.
GROCERIES.
I have a well selected stock of staple and fancy
groceries, country produce, ieed stuff, etc When in
need come to see me.
Farmers are iuvited to make my place headquarr
ters while in the cMty. Yery truly, j
W. W. TAYLOR, '
'Phone 3.9.
103 S.
ftmsii rr a go
4 CARLOAD 4
of -
T IF " TPli CI 1
MARES
- We will have to arrive at our stables at
Tuesday, December 14, '15
four carloads of etosk. - We will have 1 carload of Large
Blocky Mares. They wilt be the GOOD KIND. of Mares
that you' need to raise Good Colts from; also a car of the
Best Mules that grow in Middle Tennessee? and 2 cars of
Tennessee and Virginia Horses, x Marea ani Mulea? Come
to see us we can suit you.
. Prices and Terms Right.
Craip
Main vSt , Salisbury, N. C.
to Texas via Cotton Belt
te the only line oper-
solid trams without
ge Memphis to Texas.
Two trains daily: through coaches,
chair cars and electric lighted sleep
ers. Dining car service. No change,
of cars, either coaches or sleepers.
Trains from the Southeast connect
at Memphis with these Cotton Belf
through trains to Texas. V
Winter Tourist Fares daily to many
places in Texas. Louisiana and New
Mexico. Stopovers. Long return limit
of May 31, VJ16.
All Year Tourist Fares daily to certain
points in Texas. 90daylint. Stopovers.
Make a trip to Texas now!
"'l.Tit fine farm opportxirjitieflTexasoffera.
!??nd koUsy for free illustrated book about
Texas, and get full Information about low
fares from your town to Texas via Memphis "
and tne Cotton Beit Route.
TC0W. ?. c, Cb?aBoora,TM.
LES
ll'llj
anr
Uuestocli Co
a.