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0o. 18.Soma farmeri are
wheat along now.
We haTe aeveral oapee ot whoop-
ing oOagh around here now.
8qxaa opoiiam - hunting have
beiinVgoing onaroand .here of late,
Barlj Morgan had a. oorn
huoking Saturday night. A
larte orowd wai there and all en-
joyed themtelvei.
R. Eugene Beid of near High
Book willUaqh the school at Pool
Town thia '.I winter . Mr. Beid
0righ) Tiere ie?eral yean ago and
faiPtedhyall.
: U jpalliol&hepherd i; oonfined to
Ait bed with pleurisy. We hope
to'iee him out again aoon. ,
ai;N. iWyatt killed a rattle
laiakea few days ago about two
iailea tbia side of Biohfield. It
d jti f attlea and a button and
was four feet Ions. Venus if you
dan. beat that trot them out.
f j Miss ; Annie Carroll who has
been confined to her bed for sev
eral .monthB with typhoid fever
is; wa art glad' to note able to be
up and around again.
Mjs Harvey Morgan visited at
Boby Crookf reoently.
Mrs. barah Trexler visited at
Seabury Pile's last Sunday even
ing.
i isf eulah Wyatt . visited at
iijL&b eto'hey'sL Sunday.
Mils Eula Surratt visited her
friend, Miss Annie Carroll Sunday
evening.
t" &i Albert L. Eagle and family vis
ited : at Noah J, E agle's Sunday
evening. '
Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Whitkey
visited a David File's Saturday
i night.
Bufus and Qrant Trexler of
Biohfield, were visitors in this
community Sunday evening.
They were riding in Mr. Trexler's
automobile.
A certain young fellow visits
around here quite often of late .
Ha, ha.
Bobert Staines of Winston
Vr Salem, who has been spending the
summer at W . 0. GarrbUs has re
turned, home. Uncle Jobh.
anli
FAITH.
Oct. 14, One of theTbest
finest dinners that Venus has been
at in a ldEtg Itime was at I Mrtyrsd
Mrs. Pinkneyi Lud wick's Satur
day M They j have been !mkrfied
just fifty years and a large num-
oer oz sneir omiaren, gran
dren and great-grand children
were present j to celebrate
them their golden wedding. Their
grapd daughter-in.law, Mrs. G. R
Shuping and fivt ohildren of Point
of Bock, Wyoming; was present.'
Among their friends was W, W-;
Kimball and others. Bev. O. P.
Fiiher was present and after giv
ing thanks all prooeded so help
themselves, and after dinner, Rev.
Fisher presented . the presents
whioh were very useful !and nu
merous, but the - beat of aU was ;
nioe pile of money, in Iwie
Venus saw two five dollar gol!
pieoes. Mr. and- Mrs Ludwiok
have eight children, twentyeight
great-grandchijdren and sixty -eisht
grand children. -; Who" can
beat that?
'Mrs J. L. Shuping v left for
Kellar, Ga., to visit her daughter
and family.
L. A. Baney of Goldsboro, N
C , has returned home after visit
log his parents and friends : here
for several days. He takes the
Bowan County papers to see the
news from his old home.
. Mr; and Mrs. C. A. Wagoner o
High Point, is in on a visit to see
Mr. Wagoner's brother, M. L
Wagoner, and other relatives.
John Arey had ripe, plums Oc
tober 9th. Who oaut beat that? .
Mrs. B. L. Parker has a silk
handkerohief sixty-two years old.
Who can beat that?
Our first killing frost this yei r
was on October Oth and 10th.
B v. H. A. Welker has gone to
High Point to assist Bev. S. A.
Peeler, pastor of the First Re
formed Church there, in a series
of meetings.
A little, eight-weeks-old white
pig has run away from John Bine
hordt's and when last heard from
was still going north. . ' ,
J ohn Binehardt gave Venus ja
wasp nest seven inches wide and
ten inohes long. 'Who oan beat
that for a large one? f
J. T. Wyatt shipped eight pair
millstones Monday.
bile with John Lyerly. : He is a
merchantraiGraultetQ
n Earnhardt and Walter
'.BIOHFIELD B. F. D. NO. 1.
Oct. 18. The farmers of this
aeotion are busy sowing oats and
wheat.
While out muscadine hunting
the other week, P. H. Wagoner
found a snake skin on Long Creek
measuring seven feet in length.
Who cau beat that?
Boydeir Almond was married to
Miss Flora Lowder of Plyler re
cently. We extend to them a
lcng and prosperous life.
Asbury Wagoner of Salisbury,
visited home folks from Friday
until Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gulp were
visitors at James Dry's Sunday
evening.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. 0. A.
Barringer a daughter.
Miss Mary Lou Wagoner, who
is attending school at New Lon
don, visited home folks Saturday
night and Sunday.
Corn ahuokingS are in full blast
in this vicinity at this writing. !
Charlie Williams and family
; were visitors at J. O. Gulp's Sun
day. M. D. Dry, has started on his
cream route. "
Mrs. Christina Gulp, who has
been almost helpless- for nearly
three years; irstill lingering in a
weak condition.
t Mijs Maud Wagoner- visited
Miss Eltha Gulp Sunday evening.
- Floy;Gulp is wearing a broad
smile because it is a girl.
Miis Vertie Ritohie has return
ed home from Albemarle where
she has been standing an examina
tion. -
wThere will be preaching at Wes
lev Chapel next Sunday at 11
o'clock.
!G6orge Misenheimer visited his
best gitl recently.
A A. Wagoner also gave his
girl a call Sunday night.
lOharlie Gulp visited at Alex
Wagoner's Sunday.
s At protraoted meeting began at
Miseiiheimer Sunday night. We
bopcCit will be a suooess.
Wjth best wishes to - The
WiwiffMAM and its many readers,
BAtiY An.
Invigoraiigs t the Pale and Sickly
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fihinh atf bmldiug a grahery for
mil Stirwalt.;r3- .:;. tih - i
George! Brown h o f - Bockwell,
s large three cornered, oup
board for: Mr. and Mrs. John Ba-
ingeta fewJyeariago'The old
time ones are Jiaird to ilnfcSVenui
'iiwltx'iiiwwL'- arid ; they
are tU th?nica china ware, y ,
rey ia getting in a lot
i IxfoiisSrihter trade
. . : i V; A, 8idet and Henry
Groveyand. were K in ; Salisbury to
tokeintheoi .
Linnie Earnhardt has come in
on a visit to his parents irom ne
Dupoint Powder works in Virginia.
He ' reports that . big works are
goiugon there and all are making
good money.. -
We counted 117 horses, eight
elephants and four oamele at th
par&de of Robinson's show.
The largest bog we saw in the
pen last year was at Jim Basiu-
ger'a at Faith and this year it is
one in the Den at Lewis Klutts's
at granite Quarry. Vknub.
' Fisher & McCombs has just Tf'
oeived an .order for another car
load -of millstones.
We took a spin in the . antom
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Pioana-Picific Expositiois, Su Fnaciico
and Sm Diego, Ciliforali.
Very low round trip fares,
Dates of sale March 1st to Nov
ember 80th, 1915. Final return
limit three months from date jf
sale, exoept that those - tickets
will not be good to return later
tkan Tkanamka ftlafc 1Q1R
Low round trip fares fro
principal points as follow
Charlotte $84 15. Salisbury $84.1
v-v- sr . Ark a m . .
mgn roins 94,10, ureensDoro
$84-15, Mount Airy $86 25, G
soma woo.io, norsn wiixsuoro
$87,85, Statesyilie $84.15 Hiokoty
83.26, Morgantou 2.2U, Win
Btou-Salera $84.15, Shelby $82.6!
x area irom osuer points on same
basis.. Fares to Seattle- or vis
Portland and- Seattle at higher
rate. These tiokets will peroit
of diverse routing and will filldw
stdp-over on' both going and re
turn trip within limitof tioket.l
Southern - BallWay offers"choice
of several routes of historic inter
est from whioh' to select ; going
one way and retarhing ;!anothe!r .
Through ' connection 'and-gobd
servio via Memphis, St -XiOuis
Chicago or N e w t :? Orleans
Through cars " daily. Via; New
Orleans and' Sunset Boutel Spe
cial car parties now being arabg
ed, affording opportunity' tdjnajke
trip without chabge' wish Select
company on outgoug tript
turning at leisure via and
tcouse
you may choose, stopping fftfat
your own pieasure,4hefeDy avoid
iogall the di acorn forts ofoing
and returning with large toUj plr
ties, being condpeiled fo tdiujw the
crowd. In going iu4ividuillyor
with special Pajlmari oarjarttes
yen spend your own f money, stop
where y u please an goahd come
to suit your own convenience and
save money-paid'todrist agsiits
for escorting ypa.around.-
" For farther lnformatiohapply
to Southern Railway agents,or
, : B.-H. DsBdtts." -
. divitioQ passenger agent, f
fBaurlotstrK. 0
Do You Want
a New Stomach?
If you do "Digestoneine" will
give you one. For full particulars,
literature and opinions regarding
this wonderful Discovery which
il benefiting thousands, apply to
SMITH DRUG COMPANY
SALISBURY, N. C
RUB-MY-TISM
Will cure Rheumatism; Neu
ralgia, Headaches, Cramps, Colic
SpraiisJBruises, Cuts, Burns, Old
Sores,-Tetter, Ring-Worm, -Eczema,
etc. Antiseptic Anodyne,
used internally or externally. 25c
WALK -ABOUT
And For Three Sitrt Ilrt. Via-
cent Was Uaable to AtUsd ta
Any cf Her Housewcrk.
Pleasant Hill, N. C "I suffered .for
three, summers,": writes. Mrs. Walter
Vincent, of this town, "antf the third and.
last time was my worst
I had dreadful nervous headaches and
prostration, and was scarcely able r to
walk about Could not do any of my
housework. r
I also had dreadful pains In my back
and sides- and when one of those weak,
sinking spells- would come on me, I
would have to give up and lie down,
until it wore off .
I was certainly in a dreadful state of
health, wnen I finally decided to try
Cardui. the woman's tonic, and I firmly
believe 1 would have died If I hadn't
After I tfnx takteg" Cardui, I was
fcTeatlj -- r-llUhree bottles re-
:li?gevf
so. much
onths, I felt like aa-
Cardui U purely vegetable and gentle-
acting. Its ingredients have a mild, tonic
effect, on the wonanly constitution.
Cardui tnakes for increased strength.
improves the appetite, tones up the ner
vous system, and . helps to make paley
sallow, cheeks, fresh and rosy.
Cardui has helped more than a minion
weak women, during the past 50 years.
It will surely do for you, what it has
done for them. Try Cardui today.
Write to: ChatUnooga Medk)n Cow. Ladles Ad
visory Dept.. Chattanooga, Ten., for Special In
itructions on your case and 64-pat book. "Home
Treatment for Women." sent la plain-wrapper. J-65
The TTJachovin Bank & Trust Co-
s .
Is the-Strongest Bank in NorthCarolina,
LARGEST CAPITAL, LARQEST ASSETS.
This gives Safety and Protectioh to our Depositors
4 per cent, paid on Saving deposits. Yon can open an
account with one dollar and upwards.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that cer
tificate No. 828 for 8 shares of the
capital stock of the Patterson Mfg.
Co., of China Grove, N. 0 , stand
ing in the name of the undersign
ed, has been lost and application
has been made to" the said Patter
ion Mfg. Oo. for isuanc Df a new
certificate. F. N. Patterson,
JOHN R. BROWN,
OPTOMETRIST. v'
Fitting Glasses a Specialty
Belief or no Pay.
Eiamination Without Drugs or Drops.
China Grove. N. 0. b2-l
MR. FARMER:
We have and will keep on
hand a full line of all kinds
of Clovers and grass seed.
We are selling agents for
the American Cream Separa
tor.
Farmers' Seed House,
105 East Fisher Street,
7 21if Salisbury, ft. C.
ie lid and Best Circus
Ever in this section of the State will be at
SALISBURY,
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3.
Season's Biggest Holiday event. Only circus coming here
this year!
Reserved and admission tickets on sale circus day at the
Peoples' Drug Company at same prices as charged on show
grounds. -
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FILLING O ARENAS 1
Its Triumphs reaches beyond the seas
NOTHING ELSE LIKE IT IN ALL EARTH'S HISTORY!
Capital Invested , $3,000,000 1
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Mora acta, mora fNturM, mora thrills than you ever saw ba
toraiSrlnsa, 2 stages, great aerial enclosure; quarter-mile
nd 0,rdl rna filled with CARL
HAQENBECK S performing lions, leopards, pumas, panthers,
Pelar bears royal Bengal Tlgrg and lntauroiMe beasts.
FLiA Fjy?."11 SENSATIONS-100
3 RAILROAD TRAINS 3 22 TENTS 22 '
eu HiutKS me ureatestln the World 60
400 PERFORMERS 400 8 BANDS 8
w enaiisra, me 6 Flying Wards Aff
ou M.UWN3, m world's Funny Men 60 SSSTJ
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For Surveying.
Farms and City Property,
Plots, Deeds. Maps, etc,
write
A. Trexler,
K. F. D. No. 6,
SALISBURY, fl. C.v
'Phone: Liberty.,
Farms fop Sale
1 100 aores of good farming
land, sevaa miles from Salisbury.
Good dwellings, good pasture,
well watered, two "wells, pleuty
of timber and red soil Will sell
as a whole or in part. One third
oash balance on long time. Far
father infarmation, call on are
address,
Wm. H. 8trwabt,
Saupburt, N. G.
Peoples' Matiosal Bank
Does General Banking Business
WE PAY FOUR PER CENT od time de
posits. Interest payable every 8 months
Prompt attenion given to any basi
nets entrusted to us.
Your business solicited.
Peoples National Bank
John 8. Henderson, J. D. Norwood,
S resident. cashier.
W. T. Busby,
V-iridnt. Asat. naahir
A Full Line of General Mhandtse;
Constantly On Hand.
Fuur aHs L UU-ilEKY, whether it's appearance
yon; want in hosiery or whaither it wear you will - get;
it if you get "Foot Reat " And this too is an eudace
ment to mo3tof us. Yoa'll 8.WE MOEY. , C'iv
NfiW; SEJURITY FRUET JARS, freih jf jasfre;:
ceived. Pints, Qaartf, and half-gallons i-Hf :
Spring and Summer goods, light weight i underwear,
for men and .womao, also Dre3s Good, Shoe, Pants,
Ov-erallst Hats, Notions, Crockery, Tinware, etc.
GROCERIES.
.1 have a well selected, stock of staple and fancy
groceries, country produce, teed stuff, etc Whenvin
need come to see me. . .v--
Farmers are invited to make ray place haadauSr
ters while in the city. Very truly,
W. W. TAYLOR, :
103 S. Main St., Salisbury, N. O,
'Phone 39.
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If you want to buy a Farm,
Large or Small, see us.
If youhave a Farm to Soli,
List it with us.
The only Cash Store in Salisbury.
25 lbs. Sugar,
10 lb. Backel, Flaked White Lard,
5 lb. Bucket Flaked White Lard,
Loose Lard, per pound,
1 lb. Arbuckle Coffe,
1 lb. Good Loose Ccffee,
15o Salmon at
100 lbs Grimes' First Patent Flcur
100 lbs StraiRht
Lemons, per dozen,
Best Grade Rice,
We have reduced the prices on everything that ie kept in a grocery
store.
Money saved iu buying is that much money made.
One price to all. Reepeotfully,
J. Fred TJhite & Co.-
CASH STORE
NEXT DOOR ABOVE IRIS, 108 N. MAIN STREET
SALISBURY, N. C.
$1.50
95c
50o
10o
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15o
10o
$3.00
$2.00
15o
So
DRtNtC
Chero-Cola
magna or ynis & hever
Prescripden No. 60S 13 prepared especially
or MALARIA orCH!LL3 & FEVER.
Fiye or six doses will break any case, and
jptakea then as a tonic the Fever will nol
sturn. It acts on the liver better- -thsa
Jalomel and does not gripe or sicken. 2St
HIGHEST CLASS CIRCUS IN THE WORLD!
A GUTTERING, BEWILD
fc ERING STREET PAGEANT,
THREE MILES IN LENGTH,
REPRESENTING AN EXPEN
DITURE OF $1,000,000 AT 10
, O'CLOCK, A.M. CIRCUS DAY.
DOORS TO CARL HAGENBECKS
ZOO OPEN AT 1 AND 7 P. M.'
PERFORMANCES BEGIN AT 2
AND 8 P. M. ONE 60c TICKET
ADMITS TO EVERYTHING.
CHILDREN UNDER 10 Years, 25c,
ATouch of a Match Brings aTouch of Spring
Touch a match. In five min- chill-free and cosy. Pick it up
utes the Perfection Smokeless and take it wherever you want
Oil Heater is spreading comfort extra heat- LiSht 311(1 easily
and warmth. carried. Smokeless and odorless.
Ten hours glowing warmth on
- The Perfection keeps any room a gallon of kerosene oil.
Sold in many styles and sizes at all hardware and general stores. v
Highest Award at Panama-Pacific Exposition.
N Look for thm Triangle Trademark. PVj
Oil Stoves, Lamps and Heaters.
STANDARD GIL GO.
(.New Jerey)
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SALISBURY REALTY
j And Insurance Company.
BUY VOUR GROCERIES
At Wholesale Prices From
J.FRED WHITE & CO.
And Save Monev.
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