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HUSBAND RESCUED
DESPAIRING WIFE
After Four Tears of Discouraging
Conditions, Mrs. Bollock Gave
Up in Despair. Husband
Carat to Rescue.
Catron, Ky. In an interesting letter
from this place, Mrs. Bettie Bullock
writes as follows : "I 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
aO. At times, I would have severe pains
is my left side
The doctor was called in, and his treat
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soon confined to my bed again. After
that, nothing seemed to do me any good.
I had gotten so weak I could not stand,
and I gave up in despair.
At last, my husband got me a bottle of
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dose, I could tell it was helping me. I
can now walk two miles without its
tiring me, and am doing all my work."
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ROCKWELL ROUTE NO. 2.
Jan. 16. Miss Eudoro Bost of
Salisbury, paid home folks a visit
Saturday night, January 10th.
John Beaver and family visited
relative! near Orgao Church Sat
turday night. January 10th.
Rev.lR, R. Sowers preached his
first sermon at Organ Church Sun
day, January 11th. A large con
gregation wbb present aud Rev .
Sowers preached a strong and
forceful termon.
Charles Miller -had the misfor
tune to lose one of his hogs.
Uncle Bill hopes to report an
other wedding in the near future.
- John Clark has been on the sick
list for the past week
On Tuesday, January "6:h,
members of Organ and Ebenezer
congregations went to Granite
Quarry and moved Rev. R R.
Sowers and family into the par
sonage at Organ Church. They
arrived at the parsonage about 12
o'clock and soon members of both
congregations began to arrive and
!lL 1.1 . . U .... k.J filing'
Willi biieui suejr usu ncii uuou
basketB. besides the many other
things thev broueht with them. A
laree table was spread and all
kind of good things were placed
on it to eat, aftar which the mem
bers presented the pastor with va
rious other provisions that are
reeded in , the household. Rev
Sowers expressed his many thanks
for the kindness of the, many
members of the two congregations.
We hope Rev. Powers muoh suc
cess in the work he has just tak
en up and that he will accomplish
muoh good.
Chal Eagle visited at Mrs. El
len Sifford's January 8th.
Luther Shive left January 12th
for Plum Brancby B. C., where he
will assist his brother in looking
after and overseering a large lum
ber plant at that point.
Nathan Brown is preparing to
go to South Carolina tc sell fruit
trees. He has worked the fruit
tree business for six years and has
been quite successful as a sales
man. He has traveled a number
of different states.
Uncle Bill wishes to correot a
mistake that was made in his
items recently . We stated that
Rev. Pool would preaoh at Reck
3rove. We should have said
Rev. Avett.
On the morning of January
12th the death angel entered the
home of J . D. L. Brown and car
ried the soul of Mrs. Lula Brown,
his wife, to the great beyond
Mrs. Brown had pneumonia and
was sick but one week. She was
a gcod woman, a loving mother,
and a devout christian, being cat
eohised in Organ Church in her
girlhood and her membership re
mained at Organ Church. She was
47 years, 3 months and 2 days
old. She was married to J. D. L.
Brown 31 years ago. She leaves
in aged mother, a loving bus
band, two sisters, one brother and
seven children, five girls and two
boys. Two of the children, the
eldest son and da tighter, beiog
married. Mrs. Brown was a kind
hearted woman and her many
friends feel that the home has
lost a good mother and the com
munity a good woman, but the
Master says it is more blessed to
$ive than to receive. The writer
aud many friends extend to the
bereaved family heartfelt sympa
thy; Uncle Bill.
; f FAITH.
Jan i filKth Mr. Cliff. Mr
Hughes find the Demerick Bros,
the we? J-known quartette o
LeenBt,m;hirfi. Ensland. were
enter tailed' by J. Calvin Lingle
at his hiine at Faith on the even
ing of Ternary 14th . They ren
dered sne silos, duets and
quattettjs. This famous English
quartettiare visaing at Mr. and
Mrs. Joh, i Breuton s.
Wm.jttcCombs, who gave the
contract ile D. A. Wiley to erect
his saw ij-ill and put it in opera
tion, got-it started the other day
and he w, 11 now do sawing for the
general public.
Venus aet his old time friends
Mr. andrs. E. K. Trickey, of
Irvine, Kf. at Granite Quarry the
other da. They were visiting
friends ut this section and' had
been visiiing their daughter in
Charlottes They arSdoing wel
at their 'r$w heme in Kwtuoky.
A joul farmer at Mr. and
Mrs. Myon Fisher's, January
10th, J
J . T. AVyatt spent Sunday night
at Mr. an Mrs. H. A. Wyatt's at
Rockwellii
A big ;rowd is expected in
Fait b. Jaiftarv 20th. the da of
the Stirewslt sale. We hear of a
lot of peore who are coming.
Young louse carpenter at John
it1 i ji?V n i - no-j i ni o
Mr. Nitfce and family are mov
ing todayi'fjdm tbe J. O. Lingle
house in ijorth Faith to Mrs.
Aggie Mombs' large two-story
house in iotith Faith.
J. T. Wyjjtthipped $754 worth
of millstones in 1918. Also
$3,024.74 w jrth of street curbing
and $305 5C worth of window and
doer sills.' .
Venus .ttok dinner at Dave
Rusher's refdntly. Mrs. Rusher
is a good ok. Everything on
the table wff raised on their farm
except the opfee, sugar and rioe.
We also t ;ck dinner at John
Deal's. Thy ae good livers and
have plenty.-j Mrs. Deal is a good
cook.
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pleased to-learn that there is at
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thereby destroying the foundation
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the constitution and assisting
nature in doing its work. The
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oonstipation. .
Jan. 8 ,ohn Yates was born
September 2ud, 1844, and died
January 18?M 1914; age 70 yjjars,
o montns an aays Me was
tbe father oi; eleven children, 9
now living.;He leaves a wife. 2
brothers, Jajaaes Yates of near
Faith, and ttthames Yates of
Chestnut Hfil, and 27 grand
children. ." E has two sons in
Texas, one daughter in Raidsville,
in. u. , twavpnildren living in
Cabarrus cou'fty-and the remain
der are livitin Rowan oounty.
He was recently strioken with
paralysis andad a second stroke
which catfsed jis death. He was
as well as usaj'l and working alout
his house itturday. He died
fifteen minxes after twelve
o'clock Sunday morning. The
funeral and frterraent will take
place Monday t .0gan Church of
fcioh place h was a member. He
was and old scildhr and his cap
tain was John Alexander, of Con
cord. He wai one of ihe pen
sioners and ha0 recently reoeived
his pension for 1913. He will be
missed by . g -iarge number of
friends and (Natives. He was
living- in Faitl;- in one of- Paul
Barger's residences at the time of
his death. He; was a good neigh
bor and liked vjby alf who knew
him. .
Mrs. Fanuir Friok and two
children, of Salbury, are visiting
her sister, Mrs; J. M. Barger .
Communion'fervices will be
cond acted aHhReformed Church
January 25tht $f Rev. Andrews of
Newton, preparatory services
Saturday at 2 o'clock.
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the ocoasion when they become
grown.
Several people who moved from
this spction are takiug the papers
to read the Faith items. They
get all the news from their old
home. One is a yonng man on
the warship Louisianua Venus.
CRESCENT.
Jan. 17. The high school start
ed at Crescent Tuesday morning
with a very good attendance.
Colds are all the go these days.
Some of tbe children are almost
sick.
W. M. McCombs has purchased
a saw mill aud will soon be ready
to do sawiDg fcr anybody who
wishes sawing done.
Messrs. James McCcmbs, Sam
uel Fraley, Dorse McCombs, Feld
man and James Yitas went hunt
ing Tuesday and killed five rab
bits. Good for them. Yon ought
to go again fellows, maybe yon
can do better next time.
L. W, Safht sold duriDg the
year 1913 the following articles:
160 drzens of eggs, amounting to
$97 62; butter, 316 lbs, amounting
to $79 00; chickens, $60 85; total
amorfbt $236 97. If any one can
beat that who is not running a
dairy or poultry yard, trot them
out. He also sold peas and but
ter beans amounting to $80 00,
making a total of $316 97. Now
Mr. Venus if you can write any
items tb.it will beat this, trot
them out.
L. W. Bafrit raisdd about 400
bushels of sweet potatoes last year
and they are saving nioely. He
raised and sold other things ac
cording to these.
The Orescent Council Jr, O. U.
A. M., met last night, January
6cb, with a large crowd present.
Feldman Yates who had gone to
Salisbury to work, bae, returned
home.
A crowd of rabbit hunters went
down to L. M. Hess's last Thors
day, but did not have very good
lack. Clod Hopper.
where he will spend ten days wi'h'
his Irothfr who is time-keeper
for the 8 A. L. Railway Co. at
that place.
A number of our Farmers' Un
ion men will go to China Grove
January 24sh to attend the Coun
ty Union.
Well, well, Sam Snort is still
looking for me to send in my
furp. Now Unole Sam, I was jost
about to send th?m in when I
found that you had a big girl baby
at your house and knew that you
wouldn't have time to ship furs .
I want my furs to be given im
mediate attention.
There seems to be great dissat
isfaction about our calf law. Now
there's no doubt about the great
inconvenience to which it will pot
the cattle growers of our dear old
County, but we can txpeot m:st
any thing at the hands of our leg
islators. One of our candidates
for the legislature made it plain
to his people here when he made
his campaign, that he would eat
the heads off of every dog that
they would have to pay tax on
after he was elected. Now the
people have the dogs waiting for
the "dog eater." First they gave
us the dog law, then they gave us
the oalf law, then the baby regis
tration law and next, no doubt
the "cat" will be a prominent
legislative animal before tbe next
general assembly adjourns. Lee
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Jan; 19. Snow most every
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Misses Frances Trexler and Sal-
in a hcspitalliRichmond, J. Ej lie Earnhardt are on the sick list
Holler haB returned home some
what improved,bat expects to re
turn in a week off bo.
Mr. Reed4 i)rom Palmerville,
has moved hereod is occupying
Edgar Peelers, issidence, next to
Rev. C. B. Helix's residence.
this week.
Narvey A. Trexler, our survey
or, has been kept busy with his
work the past two weeks.
Miss Maggie Park of Salisbury,
visited home folks Saturday
night.
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