North Carolina Newspapers

. -.-- ' . - . - r - v" f ; ."J V 1 Ray. O. F Sherill, pastor of 8, Maiu Street Methodic church, who weit to the Whitehtad-Sfcokes Sanitorium some time ago for an operation ii now greatly improved. Mrs. L. 43. Whit worth of Moot eiviile, waa Vken to the White- head-Stokes Sauatoriam last Mon day for treatment, and probably au operation. Her many friends here will regret to learn. that her condition is not serious. Senator ; Lee iS Overman and party will leave next ToeBday for a trip to San Francisco and the Hawaiin Inlands. Misses Kath enne and fcrraoe Overman will go with their father, Rv. V. R. Sfcrjckly of Greens boro, formerly of Rowan, is now enjoying good health for the first time in a number of years . He I preached a highly appreciated sermon last Sunday night at the First Lutheran chnroh, Greens boro. A J. ikiuttz woo went to Greensboro some time ago and made a f-w prices on real estate, is now contemplating building a Rkyscraper tea stories high, the same to be used as a drug stor-. Mr. Klnttz is a native of Provi dence towuship, Rowau oounty, and is a brother of C. H. Kluttz oi.e 01 K)wan g most progressive I faro? era Clarence B. Hurrey field secre- tiry of the Chamber of Commerc of the United States of America was in the city last Friday. Mr. Hurrey is one of the fire field men now touring the country for their organization while in Salisbury hf met a number of leading citizens and spent much time at the Chamber of C mmerce headquar ters in the old oourt home and a ''Bo attended a meetirg of the affairs of this city. N. C. Roberts, formerly editor of the Spencer Crescent, was tried Friday morning in Rowan county court. He was found guilty in four charges of passing worthless cheoks aud was sentenced to nine ty days for each offense which makes a full 12 months Notice of appeal was given and bond was fixed at $400 which he was unable to give. ' A big haul was made last Sat urday when Revenue Officers Wat ter F. ItfcCaniess and Arthur Thompson arrested a man by the name of John D . Charles who was driving a Ford automobile con taining 85 gallons of oorn liquor in seven kegs. There was a negro iu the car also but he quiokly de cided that he had better leave, this' h did and has net yet been locat ed. The whole outfit waB brought CASES JUDGMENT. No. 67 Overman and Company vs C J Karriker ; 74 L W Smith vs Beulah C Smith . 95 John Fite vs Pearl Fite. . r .. , ;-L v .. : TRIAJj DOCKET Thursday, Mtly 6th, 1915. r 76 Overman & Company vs Keystone Contracting- Co 77 Neter Kepley vs Z L Brown , y v 86 J J Slate vs T P Fowler 93 The Spencer Mercantile Co., vs R E Hippert 101 B H Isenhonr trustee et al vs H M Hudson and Co., and J B Hudson 1 103 B C Wood vs McCubbins and Harrison and Co. 104 State of N C and Hester Seawell vs David L Mesimore . - 107 Westbrook Sanitorium Inc vs Amelia L Foust Guardian T 110 Ohio Glass and Pottery-Co., vs Campbell Bros Friday, May 7th, 1915. 113 Havden Clement and Stahle Linn Receivers Row an Chemical Co., vs First National Bank of Lex- ing-ton, NC, and H P Brown 114 Hayden Clement and Stahle Linn Receivers-Rowan Chemical Co., Imperial Cotton Oil Co., and H . P Brown " 119 Percy Teamer vs Western Union Telegraph Co. 121 J W Basinger vs Sallie Basinger 124 T H Vanderford vs E K Chapman Company 125 Pilot Insurance and Realty Co., vs George R Collins . 127 J W Neave vs Fiske Carter Construction Co. Monday, May 10th, 1915. 133 The Georgian Company vs M, A Hodges and A L Smoot 135 People's Home Furnishing Company vs J A Mc- ' Daniel and N E McDaniel 136 C F Wise vs C E Smith 139: James H Johnson vs Southern Railway Company 147 Mary R Ludwig- vs C L Nussman et al 148 Deal and Corriher vs R W Roberts 149 Margaret M-Bell vs Ch as M Bell Tuesday, May 11th, 1915. 152 P A Jackson vs A L Lyerly 153 Bank of Richmond vs W H Ragland 154 E S Weant vs Southern Railway Company 157 P H Thompson vs Gold Hill Consolidated Co. 460 R L Ramsay vs T A'Lvtdwick 161 Parker Brawner Co., vs Homer Arey 162 Max Sherman vs J Feldman and Sons 163 Barron G Collier vs J Feldman and Sons MOTION DOCKET. 61 Thos A Foil et al'vs A I V Newsom 62 Asheboro Lumber Co., vs R L Loflin 63 H T Graeber vs Augustus Schenck 64 M L Jackson vs Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co. 65 W C Yates vs T E Po teat 66 T E Conely et al vs Rowan Brick Company 68 Jacob Eller et al vs Tora Gain et al 69 W C Coughenour vs Falaneous Trexler 70 Geo Shipp vs Western Union Telegraph Co. -r 71 Wachovia Bank ank Trust o", vs F J Murdoch v 72 W W, McKenzie ys Pity of Salisbury N 73 H A Bernhardt Trustee vs Lucile Bernhardt Morris et al v 75.Flaneous Trexler et al vs Louis Kesler Trustee 78 Wachovia Bank and Trust Co vs A W Hicks and A D Smith 79 Pochahontas Company et al vs Salisbury Steam Laundry Co. ' No. 80 W F Crowell vs Pearl rrowell 81 Alice McNeely vs Moore McNeely No 82 Wachovia Bank & Trust Co., Spencer Branch vs J - -i -,,W F Burton' ; - . ; . - ' . No 83 City: of Salisbury, N p vs NK C R R Co, and ' Southern fifl.Uway Co. ' 84 Dicey Freeze, vs Jessie Freeze 1 .--' -8-3iaisy Poe IvMacJrB Poe ; : ; ' 87 First NationU fiajik of Salisbury vs-Harpef , . iivery anu ciaies vo. . j. - , - 88 First National Bank of Salisbury vs Harper' .Xjvery arid Sales Co. i " . V-- S'Orlary.E Miller vs Postal Telegraph Company 90N"ora J Austih vS J P HopTcinsr. . - 9FT H Vanderford vs Salisbury Mejal, Culvert Co. 92 RW Roberts ys 5 B Roberts X-A 94 TB Marsh et al vs F D Lethcoe et ftl 96 Tucker barter Rope Company vsSonthern Alu miniumCo. y . 97 Dewitt Maulders vs Pearl J Maufders 98 W F Snider s Leslie M Shaw 99 Thos J Jerome vs Leslie M Shaw 100 Atlanta Terracotta .Company vs. King- Lumber Co., vand County of Rowan - - . ' 102 Hetiry Huntly, E C Gregory and Hayden Clement vs Tressie Hnntly et al " : . 105 W"W Rankin and Co., vs David-Barber ' and Wyatt Culbertson . 106 Flossie Earmer vs Will Farmer 106-A J T yright ys Lillian Fronds Wright 108 Marg-aret S Earnhardt vs Adam W, Earnhardt - 109 William A Williamson vs T J Jerome et al r 111 W W Reid vs D J Reid - ' ' -: 112 HAL Kluttz vs E'H Miller 115 Chas L Basinger vs Marinda A Basinger 116 Sallie Chunn et al vs John Albertr Miller et al 117 D O Brady v'g Condor Mines Company 118 E H Miller vs N 0 Public Service Company 120 Esther Robertson vs John J Stewart Ag-ent Heirs of Carolina Buckey et al 122 D Arey et al vs Fidelity and Deposit Company 123 Will Watson ys J-R Rice 126 Spencer Crescent vs J P Crowell J 28 John S Blackwelder, Trustee Ellen C Black weld er, Administratrix vs'J D Dorsett 129 R A Shuping et al vs Rowan County Commis sioners et al 130 Walter J Shuping et al vs Rowan County Com missioners et al ; ' 131 Floreuce Biles vs A A Biles 132 H T Cooke vs T J Jerome ; 134 Rowan Hardware and Machinery Co., vs Marga 'ret C Redwine 137 J 0 Trexler vs W C Goodnight 138 James H Ramsay, Trustee A I V Newsom ys Jas H Horah et al 140 In the Matter of the Last Will and Testament of Alice Hargrave 141 Geo Fink vs Ed Karriker 142 Ralph W Gwinn vs W A Williamson 143 E 1 'ranford vs Western Union Telegraph o. 144 Mrs Kirby Morris ''ranford vs Western Union Telegraph ompan' ' 145 Walter M Kluttz et al vs Edmond r. Kluttz . 146 John L Davis vs J E Westmoreland 150 J H Frick et al vs Union arehouse and Trad ing '."ompany 151 Overman and Tympany vs George W Oonnell 155 Davis and Wiley Bank vs J M Summers and D L Arey 156 D L Arey vs J O White and Company 158 -W E Rosemun et al vs Louis A Kesler, Trustee . et al 159 W alter Leaze-r vs Carrie Leazer 164 C R Propst vs Graf Davis Oollett '"ompany 165 J Adam Grubb et al vs Emma F Grubb 166 A L Smoot, Dr F O Rogers et al vs Rogers Clothing, Company 167 Simpson Peacock Co vs Robertson Grocery Co 168 Snider & Bros vs J P Hannah et- al 1 , r-; i praans ciatica iKtin aridhwrSlK ills wherT SlbSn': LL,iniment kills 7r3ain ? Si' I have used your Liniment and can ' say it is fine, t have used it for sorfc. throat, strained shoulder, and it . acted like a charm J'riZZen Dunri,. Routo i, Box 88, Pine Valley y Miss. - . - V '.J & " I am a painter "arid'paperhangef -bjr-trade,' consequently up and down, lad- ' ; dera About two years ago my left knee " '"became lametaad spre. ,It'pan5d nie "StP 'nighis at times till I dd. not. rest," and" - I was contemplating giving up my trade xn account bf it when I chanced to think "of Sloan's Liniment. I had never tried ' it before, and I am glad to state that . less than one 25c. bottle fixed me up apparently as good as ever." Charles C. Campbell, Florence Texas. iuoconyeni;ncoi me vjourt uaienaar. , ! i ! -- i' r:". ;; ' . , J - IPVV - - . . . - "V-.- FOR LOCAL NEWS of interest to ALL OF OUR READERS. AH Dealers 25c Send four cents in stamps for a free TRIAL BOTTLE. DR. EARL S. SLOAN, Inc Philadelphia, Pa. Dept. B auk & Trust Co. I the Sti oi) gent Batik iq North Garolinaj LAaOESr CAPITAL, LARGEST ASSETS. rThjp gijHP Safety and. Protection to onr Depositors 4 per centv 'piid oiij SaviiTg rdt1 posits. You cari open an aceounf with" on dollar aufVirpwards. n''?t Sf you want to buy a Farm, v Liiro oYSniall, see us. if on have a Farm to Sell, List it with us. SALISBURY REALTY 2 . and Insurance Company. VI jg S v y KA VM vt N VQvt Ni J Another Saliabary boy has goDe Frauce aboard a transport load ei with hortes for the English and French rmie, this being Henry sr TXT Smith, son of Mr. aud Mr. v A. Smith. He was in Newport News several we-jks awaitJDfc orders for hi boat to leave, but Salutary and kh man given a wofd wM received by his parents hearkg befora W. .Henry Ho bsop h& he uf Friday . The next Annual meeting of the Live Stock Association will be held in Salisbury next Jaunary - rw - 26, 27, 28. Recently w . Orampton county demonstrator for Rowan and William James and h ld for the npxt t&rm of Fed eral court in a $1,000 bond. The census takers who began a canvass of the city some days ago have now completed their work and are ready to report to the board cf alderman. It is stat- pPeaeote1 Salisbury's clainrto a edthat the total population of m9etinJ. Gf the associations "exe cutive committee. The received rd from the seoretary of the Salisbury as now constituted, will probably be between 12 000 and 18,000. 8. Curtis, an- the ooromittees wo association. P. noement of Jap. H McKensie, went to Albe- deoisjon to mee. nere. marie Monday afternoon and re Th gfcafce Baraoa -Philathea iomei with two Federal prieonera, oonTenfcion will be held in Raleigh Martin looker and Will Daniels thi . on prii 22 25. Among both white and both charged withLQe gftii8bury delegates are Messrs. blockading. They have been in . t amno E. W. Tatum and jail at AlbmarVand were brought ' B gaiweby. AU others wish- to the Rcwan iai! to await trial ft hand their names . i"S 6" , at the next term of Federal ccur. t. aitLar ne tha above named' Ken- pu ouw " V Dr. William A, Brown of Chi cago will -be in the city Sunday, and will deliver an address in the old ccurt brute at 480. Every body invited to attend. Chief of police Miller, Sheriff Krider and other Rowan officers are confident that the greater part of the blind tiger liqnor coming in to Salisbury and Rowan oounty is being brought ever from Davidson county. They are now keeping, a lookout in both Rowan and David son counties. St, loan's Lutheran church of this ciy is closing one of the most saccatsful years of its long life. On Sunday afternoon sey eral dozen laymen of this churoh participated ia an evetymeniber canvass - in .the interest-of next jears work, ' C tleman. Mrs Adelaide Yost of the Or gan church neighborhood, 4 this oounty, wlio has been visiting her son. J. B. Yost near the military school building forseveral days, had the misfortune to fall over a small plank last Thursday at her son's home and break her arm be tween the elbow andlshoulder. Mrs. Yost is 81 years old and suf fered intensely fromlthe injuries. A young man named tfooduignt was met as jene hiuu nights ago and relieved rf 18 pints and a quart of whiskey of Sheriff Krider. He was returning from Richmond and brought more booze than the law allows. Invigorating to the Pale and Sickly The Old Standard general- strengthening tonic, GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC.dritea tout Malarianrichea die lood buOd up. thk xttkai A tme Xoafe. foe ftdolts and children, 60c 1 AT zW8i ! John; t,hn sevn mocths eld in- ant of Mr. and Mrs. Hooier Sa frit died at their home in the ex treme southern part of the city ast Thursday and the burial wa at St Puls Church, in the county Friday mprniug at 11 o'clock. Caleb -Canup, aged about 73 years, difd at nis home tour miles from this cifcy yesterday aftenjoon at 1 o'clock after an illness of-sev eral years dn ration - The funeral and burial was at St Paul's Luth eran Church this afternoon and was condected by the pastor, Rev M. L. Rideuhour. Mr. Canup leaves a wife and a nnm'ier of children to mourn bis death. J. H. Corriher, aed 67 years, died yesterday morning at bis home near Landis of pneumonia. The funerarand burial was beid at Mt. Ziou Reformed Church to day at noon, conducted by-the pastor, RV J. H. Klley. Mr Gotrihexw.as .heverTmairied. John Rusher of this 0ity, died at his home on East; Bank f. . . . Street Sutrday morning' 8t 7 o'clock at the ago - of 54 "years, cause of death being ;:djartfoea. Mr. Rusfier' waaa native Ko f MooksviJle, was a mechanio"iy trade and for several years i had charge, of the ; pnm pine: station two mileB east of this -cifiy". ; He was a most excoljent man and had a host of friei ds He leaves to i nao ri r a - h i d eath a wife and eight children besides a host of friends. He was a menber: cf Salisbury, chapter 272 Royal Arca num. Mrs Mry A Braver of the Union Ciiurch ueighborhoodjdied the age ox no years, f or some months Mrs. Boavor had been a pufferer of cancer : f the face, which was the canse of her death. The funeral was conducted from Union LofcheTsn Church Mcnday Rftfrf.oou by the pastor, Rv, R. L. Pattorsotj and the burial was in th church c?oitery. iMost'S B. IvJurr, a nativa Salis lurian, aud a brother-in-law of city tax ollflctor, J. M. Brown, died at bis home m Chester, S. C, laft Wednesday of pn uraonia. Mr. Murr we a 80 ypara'of age and had bf-en a resident of Chester for the past 44 years. He was a na tive of Salisbury and during the Civil War rendered ' gallant services. A TWICE-TOLD TALE One of lolerest Our Readers. Whenever You Need a General Tonic Take Grove's The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic is equally valuable as a General Tonic because it contains the well known tonic properties of QUININE and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and Builda up the Whole System. 50 cents. Valuable LaBdf For Sale. Pursunnt'to the terms of a certain m:rtgig trust aeo executeu uy Alexander M ore ana wile. Annie Moore., to the undersigned, .1. 1). Uor- ijelt. trustee and morteagee, on the 20th day of .luiy. 1911 , which is duly recorded in the th"e or the Kegister It fDeds ior Rrwan County in Book .of Mortgoge? No1 47 page. i,o. 242, de fault having been mue in the pay ment of the note therein secured, and at. the request of the holdei of the note therein secured, the umleT?ignea will I expose tor sale at pubiic auction for p;ish at the ccur'l hou;e door in Salis'- hurv. N. C. on i hursdav, ot-h dv ot ivmv. lwip, at the hour of twelve M.., the follow ng ries-Tibi d real estate: Lying about ne and one-hair nines east of Salisbury, IN. u. , aoouc one- fourth of a mile of the Southern Fail wavi djoinirig the lands f Nancy MooreV un "the east side, Jackson Noltce ol Sale. Gioduews bears repeating, and when it is confirmed after a long lapse of time, even if we hesitated tj believe it at first heariL's. we feel secure in, accepting its truth now. The following exoerince of a Salisburv mau is confirmed Mooi-e on west side, being lot No. 4, in (. ' . Mibatviaion ot the lanua or jacuson , - V W, , : . Moore and Nancy Moore. f John W. (lo?er, shoe repairer, Beginning at a stake Najiey Moore's 1B0N. Main St , Salisbury, Bays: corner, thence South 2& deg. E. 28, "I suffered severely from "back. 15L chains, tz pn? ar1Qu)J;1'a . j J . . coi'"er, thence 8. o5 deg 15-19 chains ache and pams across my loins. to a gtone Jackson Moore's corner, I COttWn t get 0U6 of bed. Doan's the.ne N. 55 dee. E. 167 chains to the TCidnev Pillaharl orrAafclv roliovorl I beinhins corner, containing 2.53 oue of thefamily cf kidney trouble &0s: , , ' , . . , , . 1Q F ji i j This the 31st day of March, 19 5. aud 1 started using them. A few x Jamks D. Dchsett, doses stopped the pain in my back ' trustee and mortgagee. and I was soon well." (Statement John Rendleman, attorney given January 6tb, 1908). V nder end by virtue of an rder f t) e superior court of Rowan Count , mvle in the special proceeding ehli lira b; L. Daniels administrator o Clisrles Auguetus Haynes vs. J. VV. Horah, htii" at law, tha same being No. upon the speeial rtriceeiling dock et of fai1 co irt, the undersigned com missioner will, on the 1st day of May, 1915, a! 12 o'clock A. Mt at the court house door in Rowan County, North Caro lina, offer for Bale to the highest l ill der for cash that certain tract of land lying a ad being in Salisbury Town ship, Rowan County, North Carolina, described as follows: The following described lot of land, b ing tha lot of land purchased by Thomas H. Lomax from Mike Ellis andjs situate at the corner of Cald well and Monroe Sreets 'in the great V eet Square of the town of Salisbury, N. C. Being the lot conveyrd by deed to F. M. Jacobs r Executor of the will of Thomas-fl. Lomax, deceased, .to C. A. Haynes and registered Jn the office, of the Register of Deeds for Rowau County in book 121 at page 188, and that the estimated value thereof is $200.00. This 31st day of March, 1915. F. L. Daniels, 'commissioner. Vanderford & Coughenhonr. attorneys . ' RU IY-T! On Maroh 10th. 1915, Mr. Glov er added : I haven't had to take Doan's Kidney Pills for a long time. I still consider them the best medicine for kidney trou bles . Price 50c at all dealers. Don't Sale of Valuable Real Estate. Pursuant to ths provisions contained in a certain mortgage trust' deed ex tented on October 23, 1911 by" J. T. Hall and wife Katie Hall, to J. D. );i sett. irux ter an I mortgagee which is duly recorded in the orHce of the Will cure Rheumatism, Neu ralgia, Headaches, Crdmps, Colic Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Old, Sores, Tetter, Ring-Worm, Ec zema, etc. Antiseptic Anodyne, used infernally or externally. 25c ffSIOTiCE ' V April 10th, 1915 All bills against ttowan Goimtyr must b'er presented to the auditor's qffiee in the court house on or before the 25th of each month or ay uaent will be deterred until th following month. By order of Board, of. County Commissioner J2. B. NEAVE, Jr., 4-14 2t auditor i , lieei-ter of Deeds for Rowan County simply ask for a kidney remedy gook pf Mortgages No 43, page 179, get Doan s Kidney same that Mr. Glover had. Fester- Milburn Co., Props , Buffalo, N. Y. Pills the defHult having been made in the pay ment of trie no e tnerein secureu anu at the requst of the hclderof said note Ihe undersigned will expose for sale at public auction for cash at the court house door in the " city ot Salitb lry, North Carolina, on Saturday, the 16 day of Mav, 1915, at the hour of 12 M., the following de fci ibed real estate, si'uate at Speucer, N'O., and described by metes and bonds, us follows: Beginning at the corner' of a twelve foot allev on Whitehead Avenue, at a For Sale, eggs for hatching. Leg -herns' and Barred Rocks! fl.DO pt?r 15 of -either or assorted t Ethel Wetmoreiand, Thomasville, TRADE WITH - y C. P. SHUPirJG . , ., . . , . point 202 feet S. 87 degrees 45 minutes 111 armere Will hhd it to their v. from the intersection of Third . . . . . ', -. Street and Whitehead Avenue, run- interest to See me Wnen Sell ning along sail Whitehead Avenue 110 tat to thu middle of a straight ditch. lBg theirproduce. be the same more c;r Jess thence in a s r routheasteriy uirecuon au.ng saiu We pay Highest Cash Price straight ditch 314 feet more or less, to - a stone in the edge of Hudson venue, for Chickens, EggS and all and on a southeastern line, of lot No 13. 1R0 fe't more or less to a stake at kinds Of Produce and Selling intersection oU twelve f-ot alky and you groceries lowest prices. Administrators Mce. "Having qualified as administrator upon the estate of William Leonard, d: ceased, t hi? is to notify all persons' having claims against the estate to pi-esenf the same to the undersigned for payment on or before March 17th, 1916, or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will make 1 rompt settlement. - This March, 17tn, 1915. W. H. Leonard. administrator PI ANO TUNING E. S. VAN ALSTYNE," RESIDENT TUNER. Highest Loca I Reference. ' ,20 W. Bank gtv ' - Salisbury, N. C..' 'Phones 101, 85 or 61, 2-121 at less, thence fhA vflrv n tt nortliwesterly direct on, along tne luo'( vol y lir.o of said nv 240 feet more or less. to the beginning corner, being lofs 5 and 6 -and parts of lots-7. 12 and 13, in O .f fV.Q Wl.itohonil nddiliiin t.O Headquarters for Watkins the town of Spence-, n. g. This the 9th day ot April, iaio.' . J D DOBSCTT, x trustee and mortgagee. John L. Rendleman, attorney. Medicine Co. C. P. SHUPirJG. 2-3mo . I Remember Thk Watchman 1 office can do'yoar job printing. Eggs to HaW for Sile.Pure Biff Plvmontb Rock, Bnff Orpington and Buff Loghorn at 60c ; per s-t-ti'ng'of 15 eggs-at the. paraotiagej ir $1 00 shipped See br addr-tfc Rev C A, BrownK China. Grove, N. 0.' . ; -' Gasli for All Stamps. . ok amobg ; yoor old papers' for stamps issa-j d before and during the war, United Statei' and Oqj&ed,et)e. Some of their are worth bi money. Don't take them on the . envyelQpe, rfut I ring tb'eni. in 1 6 me aqd'get: cash for them-r ' WM. H. dTBwabt. Watohmau offioe, SaJUbary. N,Q i 4