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1 - " tta&iS 2. LOCAL NEWS of interest to ALL OF OUR READERS. The aldermen of Salisbury will hold a meeting tonight. Mia Jennie Sullivan and Mr., T E Johnson who were with the Salisbury pitty in Europe, have rataroed h-me. Mrs J. P Moore nd Mis He'eu Samuer stopped ov r in New Yoik and are expaot CJ hom taday. Thay sailed from Nap.es, Italy, August 15tb, aud arrived iu New Y rk Monday. A playground festival was held ftt Chestnut Hill public play ground last night aud wa atteud td by a large number of interested c tiz 'us. This festival closes thn first season of Salisbury's first public playground and its pur p ,g was t J shw the various play ground activities in operation. Tnew was au address by Mayrr Woodson, muio by tne Salisbury band a.id a number of drills and games by those who have e: joyed the grounds during the seasou justcksiug. Holsbcuser Bros., the expert narriaee builders aud decorators, havA inst completed a bauds mt funeral car for W. T. Nickolsou the leading undertaker ' f States villp. What it takes tv do good work these g litlenieu hva it. Kanrtft tha order from distant UDWvw cities. The Rowau Couuty Superio Court will oi.vt'UB her Monday September Uth. with Judge W. J Adams presiding . There is q ate a large criminal docket RaT M L. Cauup, who ha onont; sflveral wefcs t his eld home at Sumner, has rtu'n..d i his work iu New Y .rk City. - The tower on the old cour honse has beeu rem vd aud with it thfl old clock presented to the towu in abjut 1800 by Q n. John fitaaifl. The clook has been out of nsfl for twenty vears. but th- bell has beu iu continuous ser vices up to this tim and is good f x mauy years to conn Th Pullman Car Uompai y is now oneratiuB a car named "Sai- nburv" cu a Hue ruuniug on from St Loois There is a Salis bury. Mr., and about ten others m the United States, so the name it a libtle indeffiite, but we suppose Windv Biliv will have no trouble i prviug he induced - Ihe com nanv to name it alter the liUQ City." TheOaalitv Tailoring Co.. of Baltimore is the name of a new tailor shop for Salisbury . -"'J.1 O Shernll, a splendid young man of Salisbmy, will have charge of it. The Rowan Medical Society held an interesting meeting here today The usual annual service was held at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, in thiB county, last Sun day. The congregation has been transferred to St. George's church at Woodleaf of which Rev. S. J M. Browu is pastor, but the an nual meeting continues to be held at tbe site of old St. Andrew's St. Andrew's is probably the third oldest Eoiecjoal church iu Rowan County, if this near tbe first. Tbe Salisbury Brick Company with au authorized capital of $25,000 and $10,000 subscribed, baa been granted t charter to do a brick business here. This is the same plant now being operated south of tb city and the corpora tors are C. S. Rearms. L R Atkin son and others, The Gem Amusement Company, a new moving picture sbo for Sa'isbury to be onduoted in the storeroom, 110 N Main Street, recently voatd by E H, Hooper, is another enterprise for Salis bury. The charter memoert of this company are: J. Will Proo cor. A. B. Huff. John. L. Reudle- oi an aud W . F Snider. It has an authorized capital ofSoO.iuO and will fix up a handsome place. A permit to add a two-story sec tion it. the rear of this building bas been granted Kerr Foster is having a small store built ou the lot adioioiug his residence on West Innes Street that will be occupied by W M. Harris. Lee Walker, a negro who some ights ago rau over David Keros with au automobile at Granite Qiarry, painfully injuring him, ties bean fined $45 in couuty oourt on two charges, fast ruuuing and reckless driving of au automobile Arrangements for a display for the Peoples Fair which will set forth advantages of the parcel post system, and a clerk from th Sal isbury effie iu charge of th dis play will give injunctions as to shipments by paroel post. Ihe ii'play is triad? upon suggestion . . Pf 1 . trom tne posicinoe apanmeut Two new enterprises are in em rvo for Salisbury just now. One s another big wholesale house em . . i i o.ovins several saiesmeu sua (ha other is the mat ufac ure of a patented novelty. These ira being gotten up by Salisbur Uns and will be conducted by .hem. vVindy Billy knows noth tug ot these yet, out we suppose he will soon be claiming tbe oredit for their inauguration. Tbe D.xie Gum Wotks, to be conducted by Marm and Ludwiok, s getting in additional machinery tnd expeots to do a large amount f business this fall.. Success to you gentlemen. The UdTversal Cement Products Company of High Point, R. C. C ttam, promoter, haB decided to stiblish a branch factory in Sal sbnry which will probably em ploy a dczeu men. The product of t! is company is principally "Cf mentile," a patented roofing, Good For Cliief Miller. Chief Miller of the Salisbury po lice fore employed two detectives to run down bund tigers and 'as a result the rffioer a Tuesday headed by Oapt. Frank Ctuble served pa pnts in a dozm oases for alleged selling of whiskey. Ten of the oases are against iwhite men. Bonds of $200 were required in eaoh case and the trials were set for today in oounty court . Rowan Sanflay School AssoctaQos The Rowan Oounty Sunday Sohool Association olosed its an nual session which was held with the MetbodiBt Church at Wood- laf, Saturday afternoon. Among those who addressed the meeting was Rev. J . W. Jbong, State seoretary. The association passed resolutions against the Rnronean war. which it oauea a crime against oivmzatiou iuu Christianity and also resolved in favor of the work being earned ou by the World's Temperance Loaaae. Officers for the next year were elected as follows : A. B. Saleeby, president; J. F Hurley, secretary; Henry Canup, assistant secretary ; W. L. Klutts, treasur er. Tne next convention will be held with the Back Creek Ohuroh. - The announcement here Thurs day of the death of James P. Harper, at Miama, Okla., wb received with sorrow by-a-arge oircle -of friends. Mr. -Harper had been ill for several weeks with a complication of diieases and gradually grew worse until death olaimed him . Mr, Harper came to Salisbury from Kentucky and at first conduoted a feed store in the room under Thb Watch man office, later be went into the livery business with his brother, Elbert Harper, and dually dispos ed of bis interests bare and went west where he has lived since. While here Mr. Harper married Miss Auna Crowe of Danville, Ky.j at which place his remains were taken for interment. Hr Har per was a man of many splendid qualities and enioyed the friend ship all who knew him. Hewas iust and considerate of all . Mrs. Margaret Luretta File died at her home on South Church Street last Wednesday Distressed by reason of impend ing financial troubles which he saw no adequate way to- meet and concerned about his health wbioh has not been the best lately, Ed B. Kiser, a prominent farmer of the Steele Greek seotion of Meck lenburg cunty, committed sui cide by shooting himself in the head with a shot gun Monday morning. The distressing affair oconrred at 5 o'clock. - Mrs Kiser heard hex husband get outof bed and thought that-he was going in to the kitchenes was his custom to start a fire in the stove. The next moment she was terrified by the idond of m gun which was fired in tne dining room. Hast ening in to investigate she discov ered her husband on tbe floor. with a smoking-gun by his Bide He had placed the mnzzte against his tamnle and had pulled tbe trigger, the top of bis bead being blown off. Death was instantaneous Greenville, S. C.f Aug. 80. George King eight year old, was instantly killed today" when he picked up a live electrio wire in be' front yard of his home. Ready for To-morrow ? Horses digest their feed less thoroughly than other farm animals. In order to insure thorough digestion of all the food eaten, and to make your horses readier for next day's work, add to their evening feed ateaspoonful of Bee Bee STOCK MEDICINE It win lessen your feed bills. B win Increase your profits. my torsMfetuanraM fiodttaiafftaxpropostiM on feed. It also makes them healtby, tttrtvingsaa dean, fas Johnston . OWsBLIfsBa toe, so ad f t nor At your dealer!. from the effects of acute indigestion. weie taken to Christiana Luth&4 and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives pan nhnrnh nmr ftfnit.A Onarwr it out? Malaria. Enriches the Blood .au vuw-t ' 1 t. mji .l. nn 1- CT, for interment. Mrs. File md is said to be one of tbe best on the market. The tin roof that has been ou the old court house for fifty year, and is still good, is 5 . be torn off and replaced with C-tmentile, with a ten-year guaran tee The Primitive Baptists of North Carolina held their annual meet ing here last week, there being several hundred present. Their church is located just beyond the oity limits on" the I-incolnton Riad and the m st ot the dele gates camped there. W. J. Mo- SoppiMi Suicide a Ho3i Wilmington, Aug. 27. Messrs S. A. Deal, of Lenoir A L Deal, of Mooreeville, brothers of Mr. O. F. Deal, who is supposed to have drowned himself in the Cape Fear River Sunday, and J. O. Deaton, of Land is, Rowan oounty, an unole, have been in the city several days making an investiga tion of the circumstanoes of tbe supposed suioide. S. A. Deal ex pressed tbe opinion that the sui oide story was a hosx, though he was not able to ascribe any reason for the deoeption. Mr. Deal said that his brother was only nine teen years old and was expeoted home about a week ago to prepare to re-enter colleae at Lenoir. He was in school there last year During the summer the young man was engaged iu selling t DreDaration for cleaning clothes He speut the past month in Wil mington. The young man was seen at his boarding house as late as 10 o'clock Sunday night. He did not stay in his room that night and had not been seen since Sunday about noon bis bat with a note under it was found in the river at Clyde wharf. Sinoe the body has not ojme to surface Corner Fowler is inolined to the vears old and a splendid womsni with many friends. Lut her George, the infant spii of Mr. and Mrs.- W. J. Dillon died at the home of his parent in Danville last Wednesday after, noon from the effects of meriihi gitis and its remains were brought to Salisbury Thursday morninff and the funeral was held from the residenoe or Luther Miller Bank Street, at 4 o'olock Whenever You Need a General Tonic Xr'" Take Grove's eveuiugiThe Old Standard Grove's Tasteless rniii .ouc is eqoauy voi.utu.Hc oa a 'Tnnin hw.naA it fYWltflina ttie remairfffweu tonic properties oQULNINE an attaox oi Her 8 ! 2&&e&' unifo 8 and SO cents. 8P. Kirk, a theological stu dent, preaohed at Faith Reformed Church Sunday morning - The old court house seats, still sound and strongwere purchased by the Baptist Church at Reck well and have been taken there for future service. being conducted H. Ccx, D. D ?o. Six-Sixty-Six afternoon Rev. Geo. fliunAar News was received last weekft i it the liver better than 1 . . Tit ui rr t. r. i . . . . . i nc . ... . , iTUi ia preaenpuoa preparea cpecuy . fnr hai ARIA or CHILLS A. FEVER. 1 fFtve or six dotes will break any case, and Correct compounding ot prescriptions can on ly result from the use of full strength drags combined with the knowledge and skill ne cessary for the making. We employ everything known to the mod ern pharmaceutical work in filling your pres criptions and our fresh drugs insure their proper tic tion; 8 PEOPLE'S DRUG STOKE "On The Square" Get it at SMITH'S or MAIN PHARMACY. Mm Home Birtei HeigMiorc Will BeMi opinion that the suioide story was Hanio) and L.ea Owen cared for the a hoax . Iu this he agrees with larger p rtiou of them, Mr. mc- tbe brothers ot tne young man Diniel fed nearly lftO at one meal The many friends of Gao. H. Ptge, one of Rowan s prominent farmers, will regret to learn that he was right seriouslv injured Sat urday by falling off a load of wood. The third quarterly meeting for the year of the Rowan County Ua s m . rac Union was held Sunday aner uoon with the South Main Street Methodist Church. The program carried reports from the different nlARflaa. devotional exercises and the death of Mrs. E . F. TafcunwB Shanghai, China, she being thai wife of Frank Tatum, at one time a resident of Salisbury, but why has been a missionary in China J. J " Kit Whittle, afone time a resi dent of Salisbury and an emplovee of Thb Watchman office, was kill ed by lightning near Florence, IS C, on the afternoon of August 21st, He was at the top of a pol strapped to it when stricken. He was in the employ of the Soutrii ern Power Co. His remains were txken to his home at Newton for interment MrK Mary Elizi Russell of Salisbury, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. W F. Cash, in Statesville one day last -week. Mrs. Russell was the mother of W. D. Russell who lives near here and Mrs. Minnie Sides of Spencer. Mrs. E. C. Stewait, dsughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Eller, of Ohma Grove, died in Cincinnati Sunday . Her remains were taken Rr some unknown means the to China ttrove ana tne interment honsn belonsins to Mrs. Richard I was in Greeulawn cemetery, Rev. Ftick located in Morgan Town- rx. a.. Korjoms, pastor 01 sue I a r .a m a ft : 1 . .Al jhin nH nninniMi hv hT and uer I MetikOaisc onuron omciafiDR as i vu w mwM - " r -j fnnr amall ohildre-t. causnt nreicce runerai. Calomel and does not gripe or sicken. 25c There is Nothing that adds so much to your home as music. A genuine piano or player piano of the best makes at a low price and on easy terms. about two o'olock Monday mors ing and was totally destroyed with its contents, inoluding fur niture, olothing and provisions, i I . u nn i iu fn H'fiflr d n n nar nnun an saaress oy a. a . cum uu mfiug " " (What Orafti izad Classes Can Do ren destitute. tnr tha nhnrnhM." On the morning after the fire tne noble, wholesouiea people, 01 the ojmmumtv met at the ruins and decided so rebuild the resi- V Wallace & S:ns have arrang ed tn erect a .one-story storeroom on Est Fisher Street adjoinii g the large wholesale warehouse now being ereoted there. 1 heo. the twelve-year-old son of Dan McLaughlin, of Miranda, one night last we-k while walking in his sleep, fell eff the roof of the piazza and broke a leg aud arm. Doctors dressed his wouuda and he is recoving as rapidly as condi tions will permit. W. T. Bost, of Salisbury, who started all this trcnblA in Europe, has returned home and bas been visiting iu Salisbury. He has gone to Raleigh and will take charge of the Greensboro News' bureau in that city. Tern is all right and generally makes gocd when he sets his head that way. J M . feeler, who has been 10 business in Albemarle for several years, has decided to return to Salisbury aud will join his broth er, L. JJ. reginr. in the wholesale grocery business. This will make an already successful firm a stronger one, and the many friends Rev G . A. Stamper, pastor of South Main Street Methodist Church, has moved his family to Swannanoa on account of the ill health of a young daughter. The motorcycle raoe to he con ducted bv the Arey Hardware Company will take place Monday, September 14th. The route will be from Salisbury to Mooresvillf, to Statesville and baok to Salis bury. There is some talk of establish ing a center for etock raising in this county. Our farmers are not producing more tiau enough for home consumption at present, and if profitable, there is no reason whv stock raising should not be dence at onoe. A number set to cutting the logs, others went to the nearby saw mil', where the sawing was done without charge, and others-are busy hauling the lumber to the sight where oarpen Stop That First Fall Cough. Oheok your fall oough or cpldl at onoe don't wait it may lead to serious lung trouble, weaken your vitality and develop a ohrop- ic lung ailment. Get a bottle of Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey today,; it is pure and harmless use it I freely for that fall oough or oold If baby or children are siofc give it to them, it will relieve quiotly and permanently. It soothes the irritated throat, lungs and air passages, Loosens Phlegm, is as ters will put up another splendid tiseptioaud fortifies the system building for the afflicted widow. .gainst colds. It aurely prevent. Aflommittee consisting of Eli poia germa .rom -genjug rc0a P N.Trexler. Pole frex- Guaranteed. Only 26c at your iflf M. G,odman and Geo. A druggists. Trexler, was selected to look after Ik . KwS5"SSr $58,C00 for ftoloro BtMlsi mittee cosistmg of C. A. Camp bell. Napolen Trexler and J. T. Cranford, who immediately got Washington, Sept. 1 Repre sentative Page today seoured an conduoted on a larger scale. There r ftnd'have been m8eting with arborization from Secretary saoce... The lumber sawing and rrtJliVi' woik has been pledged by Seigh- fio"!on n0'. f 000 ?or. and it is dedr.d to get bMI WUk.boro. For- .. u . 1.1 mer Congressman Cowles, a Re- enouKu o.au w oubUoan- ,eonred ftn authoriztion being die will be a live stock meeting in Statesville January 19 21, 1915, when prominet stookmen and speakers from all seotions of the) country will be present. The Negro Lutheran Church on West Innes Street that conducts a parochial sohool. has let a con tract to erect a two story frame building for this school, which will be built near the church as are neeaea. Any niaed to help a worthy cause cannot do better than to chip in on this occasion. Iris tbe true christian spirit that prompts neighbors to thus serve one another, tor he who His Quite a number of men have liMon laid eff at Baden and a num- criveth a cup of oold water in bur have left for their homes in name is serving the Master. Europe to assist in tne scrapping of Mr. Peeler are glad to have or to fill graves him and his family return here toj live I Mother of Eighteen Children, The old wooden store fronting . "I am the mother of eighteen the Methodist Chutoh op Chestnut children and have the praise of U all L a n Kaart Vn f r www -k a ,3 h i.a u" wot BU.U uutu aim a .dDice mori work tnan anv vouns Invigorating to the Pale and Sickly The Old Standard general strengthening tonic, GROVE'S TASTELESS chUl TONIC.driyet out Malaria.enrichea the blood, builds up the system. A true Tonic For adults and children. 60c ne-v brick -building is to take, its WOmau iu mv town." writes Mrs place. C J. Martin, Boone Mill, Va Th Halifax Cotton Mills, of , "I suffered for five years with South Boston, Va.. with a capitol . stomach trouble aud could not eat of $100,0000, a corporation with Us muoh as a biscnit without suf N. B. McCan!is, president: andiring- I have Uken three bot W, A McCai.Iesf. spcretary trea- les of Chamberlain s Tablets aud surer; of Salisbury, has purchased am now a well woman and weigh the New Oentorv Cotton Mill, 168 pounds. I can eat anything I with 8,000 spindles at the former place. of $125,00 when he was a member of Congress. Mr. Page contended j that this was too muoh money to be spent for a town of little over 1,000 Cures Old Sores, Other Remedies Won't Cars. The worst case, no matter of how long standing. are cured by the wonderful, old. reliable Sr. Porter's AntisepUc Healing OU. It relieves Pain and HesJs at the sams time. 2Sc.c$LC8 SALISBURY MARKETS. Corrected weekly by D . M. Miller & i Son . Bacon, sides per ft. 15 to IS. shoulders, per a, 10 to 10. ham, per ft , 20 to 22. round, per ft, 15 to 17- Butter, choice yellow, 20 to 25 This announcement will interest a great many people. The piano and player piano are becom ing more popular daily. More and more people want a piano. You have perhaps hesitated to give your home a piano, as you did not feel "able to pay the price for a good one, and did not want to purchase the cheap ones so extensively advertised. So you are one of those who will be interested in getting a genuine piano or player at the price of a cheap one. We and the manufacturers guarantee every piano that we sell to be a better piano than you can get at most places for from seventy-five to one hundred dollars more. All pianos sold uner a contract to stay as they are when sold and to be kept in tune free of charge' for five years. Call, 'phone or write for free information and catalogue. Miss Bessie Fnlty and John Arthur Coats came to Salisbury and were married Saturday night. They will make their home on tbs SiSibHo to 5. js w a ft . ? farm ot J aooo sowers, near cue i Ducks, 20 to 30 Yadkin Miss Effie Lee Mowery, of Mor m a -sr-sr art -wrt i r ven, B u ; ana uarvey o. munm, of Spencer, were married at tbe home cf the bride last Wednesday Only One "BROMO QUININE" To" get Ae genuine, call for full name, tAXA T1VK V ROMO QUININE, hook, for signature of 8 W. GROTS. Cures a Cold in One Day. Stopa Soogh and headache, and work off COW. 830, want to, and as much as I want aud feel better than I have at any time in ten years. I refer to any one in Bocne Mill or vicinity and they will vouch for what I say Chair Serlain's Tablets are Fot Bala by All DsaUn. Despondency Guineas, 25 to 80. Eggs, per doz, 20. to 23. Corn, per bushel, $1.10 to 1.15 Flour, Btraight, per sac, $2.75 44 pat, $3 00. Hay, per. hundred fts,.75, average. Honey, per lb, 18 to 20. Lard, N. 0., per lb, 12 to 14. Meal, bolted, per bu. 1.10 MAYMAIBID) 11 II riafa viA-M Kn ATI fn 7f Is often caused by indigestion Potatoes. Irish, pe bu. 85 to 90 and constipation, and quickly Wheat per bush. 1.20 to $1.30 disappears- when Chamberlain's Onions. 75 to 90 Turkeys 15c per lb, Meese, xxpifi per id. Tablets are takn . For Salt bj All Dealers. 'PHONE 464. Empire Block, SAUSBURY, N. fc.V 'A . . v-' - . ,
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