McBtoWtors.
Having qualified v as Administrator
nan thjptRfft nf m:M Holshaserr
deeeased,nQtlQe is hereby given to all
persona,, haying cUims against said es
tate tfireseni hem to the r ndersign
ed on, or-, Wore January 29, ,1916. or
this notice will be plead in bar of re
oovery. r
All persons inded ted to said es tate
are requested to call and settle with
the undersigned at once.
This January 29, 19 5.
- - - . Eli Eagle, Administrator.
R.F.D.Gold Hill, N O.
R. Lee Wright, Attorney.
Peoples'. National Bank
vBalisbntv. -N.v-- -
Does uenerai oanKing ousiness
WE PAY FOUR PER CENT on time de
posits. Interest payable every amonths
rrompt ananion given tu auj uubi
cess entrusted to us."
Your business solicited.
X3Poopl85 National Bank
John S. Henderson, J. D. Norwood,
S resident. cashier.
, - W.T. Busby,
V-jiresident. Asst. eaahi-r
Sale ol Valuable Land.
Pursuant to the provisions of a certain
Mortage Deed of Trust, executed by
F. W. Waggoner anl wife. H. L. Wag
coner to R. A. Kohloss. Trustee and
Morteaeee. on the 30th day of January
1A14. -which is dulv recorded in the
offlice of the Register of Deeds for Ro
wan County in Book' of Mortages No.
48, Page 137, etc., default having been
J - Y J.1 L iU- inoUoil.
nesa therein secured, anl at the re
Quest cf the holder of said - notes, the
undersiened will expose for sale at
public auction for cash at the ourt
house door in Salisbury on
Saturday, 17th day of April, 1915
at the hour of twelve M., the follow
ing described lands, to wit:
Beginning at a stone S. W. Waggon
er's corner, and runs, thence North 78
deg. east 8 45 chains to a stone pile
corner of church lot ; tnence North
deg. west 1520 chains to a stake ;
thence west 75 links to a post oak ;
' thence north 1 deg. east 8275 chains
to a stake ; thence North 56 deg. west
4 60 chains to an Elm ; thence North
41 deg. west 2 50 chains to an Ash ;
thenee south 88 deg. west 8.18 chains
to a stake corner of No. 1; thence
South 8 deg. East 56 38 chains to the
beginning containing sixty-four and
three-fourths acres more or less :
In this conveyance the dower right of
Mrs. Margaret R. Waggoner on a part
of said land is excepted and -is retain
ed by her for life.
See Book 99 page 215 deed from S . A.
Waggoner, administrator and Com
missioner to h. R. Waggoner and Book
101 page 182 deed from H. R. Wag
goner to H. W. Waggoner.
This the 15th day of March, 1915.
R A. Kohloss, trust Be and mortgagee.
John L. Rendleman, attorney.
Sale ol Valuable Laud. .
Pursuant to the provisions contain
ed in a certain Mortage Trust Deed
a .a i n irAiA
to John
ramuniy re-
default
lent of
'Said mor
aname saia jonn ote wart
having died and the undersigned hav
ing dulv aualifiee as his adminis
trator to the undersigned will exposa
for sale at public auction for cash
at the Court House Door in Sal
isbury on
Thursday 15th Day of April, 1915,
at the hour of twelve M., the follow
ing described real e itate, to wit ,
The one-sixth undivided interests of
the said Sue Hendley Bruner in and
to the fallowing described land, to
.. Klft -
. Y Ar-,jestead tract of land owned
JbjT1 jXJ-McKeiizie. d eceased,
coTTgfjCdffe$Otit 450 acres of ad-joiTdna-the
lands of John O Rogers,
Geo. Albright, Chas. H. McKenzie,
Jas. Morris ana others, lying on both
sides of the North - Carolina railroad,
being the same land intended to be
willed by said Margaret C. McKenzie
to kher daughter, Kate B. Bruner,
etc. For full description see book of
deeds No. 56 at page 352, reference to
which is hereby made as fully as if
written herein. Some of the land has
been sold by Kate B.;Bruner and the
balance of it deeended to the portion
of the first part as heirs at law baing
8 bout 200 acres, bounded by Jim Cor
liberHenry Wilhelm, Alfred Klatlz
Calvin Kluttz, Robert Morris Wallace
and Benry McKenzie, being the place
whereon Kate B. Bruner lived. The
bove real estate in subject to a for
mer mortgage for about $1,000.09 due
MeCubbins & Harrison. See book of
mortagages No. 36, page 223. Said
party of the first part is responsible
for 1-6 of the $1,000,00 mortgage men
tioned above.
This the 18th day of March, 1915.
John L. Randleman,
- Admr. of J. J. Stewart.
Stats 0?
nobth cabolina
Rowan County
In Thb
Superior"
Codbt
Pursuant to an order made by J.
Frank McOubbins , clerk of the superi
or court of Rowan county, in the speci
al proceeding entitled D. A. Beaver,
Henry Beaver, J. L. Beaver vs. Alice
I arndhardt, Allen Rusher .Willie Rush
er, Robt Rusher, et al., the same being
bpesial proceeding No. 216, the under
sale at the court house door in Sal
isbury on the 10th day of April, .1915
at the hour of 12 m., the following de
scribed lands:
A tract of land known as the Jesse
Beaver home place and bounded as fol
lows: Beginning at a stone Dave
Beaver's corner on Sloop line ; runs
thenee south 1 deg. west 12.50 -chains
to a stone Henry Beaver's corner on
Sloop line; thence north 89 deg. west
-.6 chains to a stone Henry Beaver's
corn a; thence south I deg. west 12.50
chains to a stone Hemy Beaver's corn
er; on the old Rusher line, now Henry
Beaver's; thence north 89 deg. west 6
cl.aii s to a stone, Henry Beaver's corn
er ; thence north 1 deg. east 7.75 chains
to a stone at dog wood. Beaver's corn
er; thence north 17 deg. west 19 85
chains to a stake Henry Beaver's corn
er on Dave Beaver's line; thence
with Dave Beaver's line east 17 55
chains to beginning, containing ,27 42
acres. ,
The foregoing lands will be sold sub
ject to the dower interests of Mary EJ
Beaver, widow of Jesse Beaver.
Thi? 6th day of March, 1915.
Johm L. Rbndleman,
Commissioner.
f OOlinia, Llimbif CO. Sells galvanii
ed i uon t g at rook bottom prices.
iuoaiu
Lee!
After.. Four Tears cf IKsccsrag&z
Conditions, Bdlqck GaTeJ.
Up in Despair Hzslxsd
Came to Rescue.
Catron, Ky. In an interesting letter,
from this place, Mrs. Bettie Buflbck
writes as follows: I sufiered for four
years, with womanly troubles, and durjfcg
this time, rcdonly's& iqalu
while, and could not walk any where at
all. At times, I would have severe painS
in my left side. 1 " :
"The doctor was called faLand hjb treat
ment relieved me for a while, but I was
soon confined to my bed again. After
that, nothing seemed to do me any good.
FerMzers!
on -sale at
Amy
It pays tO
Sand you wil,l , cerJCainly 8
nnd none vbe;tter. It costs jj
the sanie SiPjther
--rj-j ir-r.Z err? "r-:
j"?Sraosit!rc
:inrof
They
uoous
ariest.
easily
o0 &
'am
-3-hirOneisaUrfit.
tirioTifl that umr cromk.
Tjerfectlv sewmff maclimea.tvi)ewnters.bicvcle&locl3.clo
oa. lftwnmowers rrfAi that
a. Nomas. No add. A
d. on a vardcf blade cheesecloth
3Jn)na ahsolntelT treveta rad on'imhi haTTEk.'ant fixhrffesl5 bath room-
fixtares, gas ranges, everything $etaVfaidrof trirt,' m icy dhriate. - It sinks
into the unseen metal pores and forma a pitectn;g "overcoat Which tays on.
Fiw3-tn-OnoFree. Write today for gchcrous rt bottie. and the
JmeKctioiiaryofhundofl .fr--t -
2-i-09it sold ( ell gMd fttm iH
. 50c Co oa. 7& pint). Also in newpatentediiAndT
3-IN-OHE Oil.
DO YOUR OWN SHOPPING
?
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& -f.r. .- tm ... -
Eoerp Kind torn CbOon til Stik, For Mm, Women mi CMJren
Any Color . and Style, Prom ( 25c Jo $5.00, per pair
Look lor tk Trademark! ' &U ty All Go4 Dealers.
WHOLESALE, j
jonn n. Bnorjcir
Fitting (jrlasBefl ja.Specialty,
Relief or no 'Pay.-;
Exainiaaliofl WiUoul Drast r Drofis.
China lQbov. N. 0. 621
D;i. rw-
offioe oan do your job printing".
IsJiad gotten so weak, I could not stand,
rind I gave up h despair.
At last, my husband got me a bottle of
Cardui, the woman's tonic, and i com-
tnenced taking i' From the very first
dose, I could itell it was. helping me. I
cah now ' wa&i Iwo
tiring nef0$pok
my work.'
111 you are all, nm down from womanly
troubles, dcto't jiY up la despair. Try
C&rdui,the woman'sfonlb. It has helped
fSS011 ISS
years of contihuous success, and should
surely help -you," too. Your druggist has
spM Cardui yejtts, .Ke lmo'what'
itiriir do. Ask tmn;
H will recom
mend it Begin taking Cardui today.
WrilJt to ChttMOOM Jrfe4icine Co.. Ladles'
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lnknkteni t your case iKl 64-ipge book.I;' tfeiael
TreMment for Womeft. seM m pistol oriapperr: Ja
vUse the bestiH
Secret of a Good Figure
p;. MIL
brands
often Ya In the brassiere. ' Hunrtredfs of
tlwmsai..l3 ' of women -wear the Uien-Jolie
for the reason that they regard it
. ;; aa-neoessary as a corset, it supports tne oust
tiKt back ami grives the figure the -youthful
jMitliae which f-Hliianr decrees: t !! ; ' !k " " "
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ereat hmbilitybailatey rustless.'
ktaeiia-.tiBtyleii and year. local Dry
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If 3ie does not- mrrv tham. Ha oan
et them for you by writing toils.' -Send
for an illu$ttetuooUet8hSirmctytes that
are: in high favor. '
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SO Warren Street Newark, N. J.
ih
on
ever heeds oflihz in TOUT honte
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it makes an UmI DustUu Drttint Clotht
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E. 8. VAN ALSTYNE,
RESIDENT TUNER.
rigbest t-dcal Reference,
Salisbury, X. Or
" rnonss vat 9vr-vrv"- r a
:Wfitten by:
ffOUJl, COBRESfjOHPpT
"TRADINvJ'FORD.
The fa rmei have oliou t suspen
work' for tbe last two - weeks on
acc6unt of the bad weather, v '
The public school 'at this place
closed last Friday fir the: ssasou
iud the teaoheis hiv retnrued to
theirthomipi. ir. ,
The oitiz-ius; of tbe commuiiity
h&ye peticned for a sopervisou
tn-this xieiborhood to look afte
the wofkiug np the . road of
this, part of the township and
rave r applied to the hoQ-rabli
6i puty comrni88iQuer8 for app' int
mut aud we are hoping to hay
this a ppoiatmrpt. a oar loads
ate badly iu need ot work. We
tbiuk that all sh
n dbe interested
ioigocd ruads
V. W. Tftiier bte left hcmt
bqt we heara that be had dee ded
toiretoru aud' go to: farmfu'g and
working hardtr. Y u see its
' ' r
irl this time.
J. P. Barger of Davidson Ocuu
ty- and . Miss Sat h Edward cf
R, ) an were married oii Easter
Sondav evening at o o'clock at
this place. G A. Peacock officiat
ing, - We hope the i.ewly married
pojopie wt!i lire a Ion? And happy
life. ' Sam Sko&p.
GOLD KNOB.
r- April 5. The exhibition wljich
a to have been pulled rff at
Upwau Academy last Saturday has
luetu postponed' utitil Saturday
April 20th. '
iMus Nellie Park who has been
tejachiug school at Park School
ilpjuse, near Orgau church, has
-etrn.ed home.
fThe double-headed calf of J.
Mj, Trexlers is still alive and is
1 a curiosity iu tbe Oommanity.
Look ont for Flora Waller!
iH's got a new ouggy.
' 'Sunday dchopl was rsorganiz d
at St. Peters E. L. church on
Marob 28 with tbe following offi
jeri Superintendent T. J. F. Trex
ler, aeoxeta y ii. C. Lyerly, a
istaut secretary, F. W. Kluttz,
'organist, Miss Mary Ji Lyerly,
jhlasfiiitarit Misi Nellie Pafk', treas-
cirer, Narrey1 A. Trexler. Lkb.
FAITH.
(April 8 Edgar Fisher is at
borne lor a few davs from Mt.
Za Pleasant Collegiate Institute, bav
ing come up to debate agaiust
spencer iu the triangular debate
f4 od was on the winning side.
Myron C. M. Fisher has just
bad tVe two story addition to his
resideuo coaipintad and is non
living in it. V;iU8 took supper
tbere f. r th first t me.
. iYouu gratite contractor at
ffi. A. Bro us April 2 id
Venus took - dinner with tbe
vVoodieaf. high echcol crood'ft
I he Saiisburv school sraunda
Thurs lav, at the big county school
ally, and took tt picure ot the
table just as all ooovin .need eat-
ug. .'lie met'-Btll,-''-th-) Woodletri
c rrepoiidHut.
Venus has j a t received b x
: ntaming some f' u::tain pens by
.larcei p st aud is iryiug th-m, h
uya all be cn get eeo nd hand or
ijv part f a pen, aud pays cash
f t th' in.
I hn chiMr. n grand children. and
Tieuds of 11. Kirk t f Salisbury
aspmUd ai bit residence t to
oe'ebr? tj with htm, bis birthday
tt btting h-s 64th birthday!
Am; i g the se from a distance WcS
his :0 -Ear1 anri wife ai d son.
Jam?s :of-'- 0 noordr and J. T.
Wyatt of Fail h. A fine dinner
waaeii j iy,ed b all and some god
mn fie on the orgs u by tl e ladies .
Mrs Jamsi ' Ritchie has been
cp i jftnedtt) her bed for several
daj&acd is ue better today.
(IRANI rK QUARRY ITEMS.
The Miasms Uirtmau, two sis
ters., have oneitfld a boarding
bouse iu..ib Huff-auojionee nesr
tbejpaesenger, station and ha j ist
teofc fcSn.I.erght more4board-rs.
- ynuus has-a woydertoi ecsrma
cure which ie is advertising for
s leat 25 lents by mail postptid.l
Uranite Uiarrv win d a iiv i?
place this summer since the big
rtfdfers have commenced cdmirjg in
toriPaving blfjcks.
"Tyourg grsniite' cutter at; John
Lylfs March 01str near Cbristi
ana chfircb - "Vkbos.
A CarilK4$earSiiiiiaet.:';
j - Mrs. wm. M. lhompson, or,
j BatUi Creek. Micb., writes : ! ,
have been trohbfed -with iudiges-.
tiou.1 sou
stdmtoh and::.. bad
After taking' wo bottles
inf nKimkarl.in. 'T'.kla Tl am
wen - v The.e Tablets are sblendid
aona better" 1
- ;It waa iu 1503.(o beliey )
when it : ooutiu aed .ctl4 1 all in no-
mer, ; February ud,v1arcb wa
warm and sprinr like.?. April and
May wasscoldr Iu June there was
uow or. roe every day tut - sffew7
In Maine and N-jw Hampshiro,
there:' was snow a foot or mort
dep VNea'rly evtrthing fr- ze
except a little wheat ' The next
spring ccVn sold" for $5 00 per
bus b el. r we hope winter is over
and the weather will tarn from
winter to tammer, '
Farmers are mioh behind with
their work but we 'mhst not com
plaiii at Providenod ' n " """
There was a nice congregation
and two services at Christiana od
Easter Sunday : we had a' irood
number of bommonicauts : and
twelve yeoug persons were added
tot the church by ooDflrmation.
Miss Eiea uoi a - Brow u i s hom
from the Semi nary ; and Maron
Brown is home from hifewefry
wor kat; Albemarle oyer Easter.
, A n um hereof ? obildren, grand
children and greatgrand children,
from Faith visited their grand
parents, Mr. xud Mrs. R; L
Brown, on Easter Monday.
't he little weekly paper called
the Menace is much appreciated
at this pl.ce, , every t protestant
family in the United States shonld
tike it at ouce. Four suioriptions
for $1 00 . We are glad to know
there is; new lite springing up in
this country through revivals, and
evangelists work. Viola
POOLTOWN. .
April z. we had a very nice
snow Tuesday night.
David Parker, who has been
sawing for Duke" Morgan has mov
ed his mill oh Grant Barrage's
land.
Tbe school at Poo! town, whiob
was taught by Eli Wyatt olosed
Friday, Maicb 26 with a picnic
Oballie Miller of nesr Bald
Mountain was in oar neighbor
hood last week taking some pio
tares -
Miss Bertie Morgau, who has
been working in Richmond, Va.r
for some time has been v.iiting
homefolks for a few days.
Carlia Williams has recently
pufohased a hew top buggy.
; Mrs. Rufus Crock cf Richmond,
Va , who has been visitiug here
daring the illness of her father
has returned to Richmond.
J Love Morgan died Fridsy
evening, March 26, 1916, aged 65
years tbree' mouths rand fifteen
days . ' Ho ha'd been a puff rer of
drops for some time. And was
faithful aud consistent., member
nf Flat Cr-ek Primitive Baptist 1
Church for many years. : He wa
buried Sunday, March 28 in the
cemetery at Flat Creek Primitive
Baptist Church, the fuuerai sei
vices being conducted by his. pes
r,oi, K Ider : B . Trepoe. He
!pbvs to in urn his loss a wide w,
one son, Jarvey Morgan and four
daughters. Mrs Boss Patktr Mrs.
A B Litk, Mrs Rufus Crqok and
Mrs Grant Barrage and several
graudohildren and many other
relatives and friend).
- Rtivumailc Pains ReNeved.
Why suffer trom rheumatiim
he:i relief mav , be had at so
ouiall a cos ? Mrs Elmer Hatch
Pwiu, luri., writes, ,I bave bten
subject to attacks of rheumatism
tor years. Chamberlain's L i i
nent always relieves m- immedi-itu-ly,
aud I take pleasure in r
lonoendiog it to others." 25 and
50 nt bottles
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Boston Opera Companies ,
IN RECITAL ON THE LAST NIGHT OF
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Greatest Musical Feature Ever Announced
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This Recital Alone Is Worth All That Is Asked For a Season ticket
Miss Nielsen Will Arrive Here In Her Private Car, Which Has Been
Named the "Alice Neilsen" by the Pullman
a.
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