RURAL
Written
by:
QUO CORRESPONDENTS.
FAITH.
May SOth. Richard Hughes ar
rived from Cincinnati Saturday.
He ii a paving blook oatter and ii
working for Chal Eagle.
Sam Dimmoth and H. Barton
arrived from Ml. Airy. They
are paving blook cotters and are
workincr at Ganble naitnre of
Faith for J. Brenton.
Jim Morria arrived from Cin
cinnati, Ohio. He ii a native of
Sootland and likes Faith flue. He
is a good paving blook cutter and
is working for B. G. Eagle.
If any of the base ball boys want
to play the Faith boys call op Dr
Peeler, the manager at Faith.
Young housekeeper at Mr. and
Mrs. Oal. Deal's, May 17th.
Harvey A, Beaver of Mt. Airy
is in on a visit to see hiB daughter
Mrs. Benlah Jacobs at Salisbury
and is, now at Faith visiting nil
Bister, Mrs. John D. A. Fisher.
While J. D. A. Fisher was com
ing from Salisbury Thursday night
with some citizens of Faith, one
of the steering rods of bis automo
bile broke and he lost oontrol of the
machine at Tar Kiln Hill and it
ran into a ditch. Mr. Fisher ap
plied the brakes, but it turned
over. No one was hurt. It wa
about 10 o'clock at night and he
left the car the re till next morn
ing. When he went after it some
one had stolen the speBdometer, a
pair of new chains, three inner
tubes and the key.
J. 1, Wyatt snipped seven pair
of millstones Saturday to grind
oorn.
Some little boys brought a silk
worm house to Yenus a week or
o ago and last night it hatched
out.
Mrs. Berry Miller and daughter.
May of Rockwell, visited at Mr.
and Mrs. H. C. Farmer's May 21.
Ghas. Peeler of Palmerville, has
been visiting friends at Faith for
the past few days.
H. 0. Farmer is busy tskmg
orders for fruit trees.
Robert Mssimore of near Bos
tian's X Roads tells Venus that .
cwarm of bees came to his house,
went into one of his empty bee
gnms, went to work and are doing
fine. If any one can beat that
trot out your bees.
We met B. A. Miller in Salis
bury on his way home from the
Birmingham re-union. He is an
old loldier and lives below Rook
well. He told us about his trip
and' what a fine time they had.
Ha said the re-union would be
near home, at Washington, next
year.
John D. Brown was building a
new. house last time we were at J.
M. Wyatt's. The other day me
found it done and Gleve Miller
living in it . He works at the Ice
land Granite Company's shed and
lives just across the road from J.
M. Wyatt's.
Fisher & McOombs are at work
at their quarry with several hands
getting cut a car load of mill
atones. Mrs. J. E. Holler, who has
been confined to her bed for three
weeks is slightly improved today.
Levi Hawn and Hubert, and his
little son, were at Faith today in
his new automobile, .
James Holshouser and family
of Rockwell, Rev. Harvey Fesper
man of Startow and Mr. Whitner
of Newton, took supper at P. A.
Peeler's Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Oldham of
Kannapolii, spent Sunday in
Faith, visiting at P. M. Barger'a.
Mrs. D. Frick of Kannapolia,
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. '
P. M. Barger.
Mr. and Mrs. James Castor and i
Three ohildran of Rook neighbor
hood is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Paul Barger at Faith. Their lit
tle girl, only 10-years-old, weighs
one hundred and six pounds.
Mrs. D. Calvin Lingle has re
turned from Charlotte where she
has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Bolick.
You oan get a sketoh of the life
of John Thomas Wyatt, (Venus)
by mail post paid for ten cents .
Vbnus.
KLUTTZ ACADEMY.
Rockwell No. 2.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. A. Fiiher of
Faith, and Harvey Beaver of Mt.
Airy, visited at J. T. Garter's
Wedtiday.
Mrs. Maxwell is visiting her
son, Robt Carter.
Ohas. Boger had the misfortune
to loose a good horse last week. I
Orlin Grose has purchased a I
A -i -w - r n J 1
new nora. i guess jgr. uiuse aei
cided to quit walking. " J
J. T. Carter and Adam Wdnsil,
are workidg at Yadkin Narrows.
Oscar Shimpock had the misfor-
tune to loose a fine milch cow last
a0fc hv oattintr antanffled in the
.iis. ntn, o HUrts ftn1
ut.aiu,
breaking her neck .
Miss Mary L.on uoisnouser oi
. . I
of Rook well spent Sunday with
Mi U1a PtTknr
w , infmrnoA ih.t Miu tw
Best has purchased a new automo
bile.
Adam Wensil of Yadkin Nar
rows, spent Saturday nigns ana
Sunday at home.
A certain vouna man bought an
automobile aLd was taking his
best girl a joy ride and lo and be
hold the John Henry would not
gee. so they had to eDjoy walking
back home.
Sweetheart wishes t o thank
Veuus for the nice compliment on
our ifefms, come on Venus we en-
i-.;oo -
mi . -l a i i a
wneat ana oats are loosing uue,
Cotton is a poor stand in most
places, oorn is splendid.
i
Dfy weather is the cry now, but
sweetheart never grumbles.
Jacob A Oartar contemplates
i
navies: his goJd mine started in
the near future.
The health of this community
is good at present I am glad to
say. Sweetheart.
2nd CREEK AND DUNN TOWN.
Wheat and oats are looking bad
around here.
There are many cases of measles
in this seotion at pieient.
Elmer Dnnn has bought a new
ante mobile.
Ernest Miller has purchased
new Frrd.
Some cf our reople have been
attending the protracted meeting
that has been going on at Wood
leaf Methodist Churoh for the
past week .
If the road bosses would fix the
bridge over Jump and Run "branch
we would have a good road into
Salisbury.
The farmers around here are
having trouble in getting their
cotton to grow -as the ground is so
dry that the seeds cannot sprout.
Laos Godby has th measles.
The family of A. E . Miller has
the measles. Allen Myers, Carl
Myers and Miss Lizzie Harrison
have the measles. Old Times.
Terrific Texas Tornado Sweeps into Okla.
bona
Denison Tex., May 21. Nine
persons were killed and 38 injured
at Kemp City, Okla., eight mileB
east of Denison, and the town was
badly damaged by a tornado which
last Di'ght swept a path three
quarters of a mile wide and five
miles long in the vicinity of
Kemp. Only three small dwellings
remain intaot at Kemp,
Twelve business bouses, a two
story hotel and 60 residences were
demolished in Kemp Gity. . This
is the second time in recent years
that the little town of 300 inhabi
tants has been visited by a tor
nado. Merchants said that the
town probably wou'd not be re
built.
Eight were killed in the town
while the other victim, a child
was killed in the collapse of its
father's home just across the Red
River in Texas, Of the 88 per
sons injured, 36 are residents of
Kemp Gity . Most cf those injured
were caught in th? collapse of
buildingB while trying to reach
storm cellars shortly after the
storm broke at 9:23 p. m. Satur
day. The bodies of the dead in sev
eral instances were found hun
dreds of yards from where their
houses had stood. The two-year-
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William Brinson, who were killed,
was hurled 500 feet with flying j
debris when the Brinson residence '
was destroyed but the child suf
fered only minor injuries.
Immediately after the storm
passed emergency treatment was
given the injured in darkness, with
rain falling in torrents. A speoial
train carrying 12 physioians from
Denison did not reach Kemp until
several hours after the tornado
passed.
The Strong Withstand the Heat of
a Summer Better Than the Weak
Old people who are feeble, and younger
people who are weak , will be strengthened
ana enaDiea to go through the depress-
oSnriSMffSS
and enriches the blood and builds up
the whole mmu
Avow Spring colds.
Sudden changes, high winds,
shifting seasons cause colds and
j . - , l
grippe, mua vuese spring eo as
are annoying and dangerous and
are likely to turn into a chronic
summer oough. In suoh cases
take a treatment of Dr. King's
New Disoovery a pleasant iaxa
tive Tar Syrup. It soothes the
cough, checks the cold and helps
Hoolr nn ait oCf.anW nf T.
alreadv orenared. no mixim? or
fussing. Just ask )our druggist
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for a bottle of Dr. King's, Nea
Discovery. Tested and tried for
over 4U years
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
I hereby announce myself
a
candidate for the office of Judge
of the Rowan County Court, sub
JCfe he ft0feion he Demc"
cratio paimary.
Reipectfully,
R. Lee Wright.
i nerebv annonnoe
myself a
candidate for tne omoe ot uoun-
ty Commissioner of Rowan sob
jeot to the action of the Demo
oratip primary
"-"-f" J
p Patterson,
Atwell Township
May 15, 1916. pd.
i nerebv announce myseit a
candidate for County Commission
er, snoieos to ne aciion or tne
Democratic primaries.
Mav 4th, 1916.
E. E. Quay,
China Grove, N. 0.
Salisbury, N, C, Feb. 18, 1916.
I hereby, announce myself a caL-
didate for the office of high sher-
iff of Rowsn conuty eul ject to the
action of the Republican prima-
end convention, J. B. Yost.
To the Democratic voters of
Rowan County I hereby announce
myself a oandidate for Comiesio; -er
for Rowan Ccnnty subject to
the aotion of the Democratic Pri-
mary, June 3rd.
Very respectfully,
A.M. Rice
I hereby announce myself a
omdidate for re-election to the
House of Representatives frem
Rowan County, subjot to the ao
tion of the Democratic primaries
of June 3rd
W, C. GoUGHENOUft, JR
I hereby announce myself a
oandidate for re-election to the of
fice of County Commissioner, sub
ject to the Democratic primary.
Respectfully,
H. 0. Teott.
May 5th, 1916.
I hereby annonnoe myself a
candidate for Sheriff of Rowan
County, subject to the action of
the Democratic primaries.
May 2nd, 1910.
J. &. Kbider.
I hereby announce myself a
candidate for the office of County
Commissioner subject to the Dem
ocratic primary.
Respectful lv
pd. P. A. Habtman.
Salisbury, N. 0., May 3rd, 1916.
I hereby announce myself a
candidate for the office of Register
of deeds of 'Rowan Countyn sub
ject to the action of the,- Demo
cratic primaries. h I
Respc fully, r
J. O. Dbaton.
I hereby announce myself a
candidate for the office of Coun
ty Commission and Chairman of
the Board of Commissioners of
Rowan county subject to the ac
tion of the Democratic primary
to be held June 3rd.
.Respectfully,
pd. J. S. Hall.
May 1st, 1916.
I hereby announce myself a can
didate for Countv Surveyor sub-
jeot to the action of the Demo
cratic primaries.
Respectfully,
N. A. Tbexlfr.
I hereby announce myself a can
didate for the office of commission
er of Rowan County subject to the
action of the Democratic primary.
N. White Meniub.
Litaker Township.
May 16, 1916
'
I hereby announce myself a can
didate for the Honse of Represen
tatives, subject to the action of
the Democratic primaries.
Oscar II. Phillips.
May 12th, 1916. pd.
I hereby announce mvself a oan
didate for the office of Ccunty Au
ditor Subject to the aotion of the
Democratic primary.
Re pectfully,
E. B. Neave, Jb.
Mao 9th, 1916.
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FW Sale A quantity of hay. Ap-
PV Mrs. Josephine Stirewalt',
412 Lincoln Street, Salisbury
Owing to bad "hfalth s n.d
through the advice of my physi
cian I withdraw my name as a
candidate far the legislature
A. L. LlHGLI.
IT YOU b J 3111 TO
riyilL II. WMI, Thenumber.of the need, is in
With" rJstllPGf ore'B1D8 from month to month
All Right.
Millions have done so be
fore jou. SENSIBLE
neople submit to the dic
tates of -nature, and when
there-is indication of eye.. aA . . f ., -
n( de8 fipd for family re-unions in
TENT optician and have
the proper correction
made to their vision.
WE GIVE TESTS
THAT CANNOT FAIL.
JOHN R. BROWN,
Optometrist,
CHINA GROVE, N. C,
BUY
and .
Pay Highest
Gash; Prices
for
Green Hides, Cattle, Mut
ton, Veal, Sheep, Pork,
Eggs, Chickens, Etc.
You are invited to come
2 to see us.
SANITARY MARKET,
H. C TROTT,! Prop.,
112 East Innes Street,
Salisbury, N. C.
'Phones 780-781 3 8 100.
D. L. BOYD
Democratic Candidate
for
Corporation Commis
sioner of North Caro
lina. Against W.T. Lee.
one of the Present
Commissioners .
D. L, Boyd, oi Haywood
Cou ty, the men who presents
himself as the Democratic can
didate for Corporation Commit
eiouer for the o moderation of
the Democratic ors of the
dtate dcessonpL hisezpeiience
aud ability ai d pcu'iar know
ledge of th1 dnties of a Corpcr
ation Ccmtnisjicner. He his
had more than twei'ty.fiye
yfiSrn experience in actml hnild
ing railroads, ar.d ha an inti
mate knowledge of the value of
lan, public utility properties,
and theories of taxation.
His candidacy is against W.
T. Lce, one of the p?eentcom
miieioners who road- tbe order
increasibg tx valuations in
I Rowan and other oonuties.
Trade with
G. P. SHUPIWt
THE GROCER,
He carries a full line of Higt
Grade Groceries at
very low prices.
Buys all kinds of Product.
Chickens, Eggs, Bacon, and
vegetables. See him
Headquarters for Watkin
Medicine Co.
'Phone 57.
119 W. Inniss St.
CP. SHUPING
Notice to Creditors j
Having qualified as Administratcr rf
the estate of Maria Austin Johnson, this
is to notify all persons having claims
against the said decedent to file an
itemized verified statement of same
with the undersigned on or Del ore the
8th -day of April, 1817, or this no
tice Will be pleaded in bar ot their re
oovery. Persons indebted to said esr
tats are notified to-make prompt set
tlemert. Ibis April 8th 1916
uqxn H. Bkan,
Administrator.
Berlin, May 22. Of normal to
tal of about 2.450.C00 Jews in Po
land, Lithuania and ourlaud,
some 1,770.000 still .remain, and
of this' number, about 700,000 ar
in urgent andr oontipu ms wa t
About 455 000 of these are in Po
land and-50,000 ot this number
andinpartioularty diitreasmgoir-
vsjspi icuuibioB ou atru inui.ev are
few, and tboulauds who are still
living on their 4viug8 will, soon
er or later, Bud Ibese exhausted
aud become dependent cn oharity .
Re-Unions far 1916.
Hna 1 ilia - t i vv m 4v vpn
rder fe0 P'6 'OLflioH.
jLt9t ue nT o unca or yours as
9ooq as possible. The following
have len arrshged:
July 20-28. Southern Lutheran
Conference, kt Har
mooi Oibarrus County.
July 26. YjsVStiiewart-Ptesa
Re-union. M. Hope
Churoh, .
Aug. & Nazareth O r p h a n a'
Hose Pionic.
, Aug . 4-6, Nor tb era Lut h e r a n
Conference. Bethel
Church Rowan County
Sale el YdoaMe Real Estate.
Pu'Buaat to the terms of a oer'ain
deed of trust exec ted by R. A. Rainey,
guardian of Geo. O. Goodman, to the
undersigned trustee on the 23d day of
Kavembtr, 1812. which said deej of
rust is duly recorded in the office of
he Register of Deeds for Rowan Ooun
y, in Book of Mortgages," No. 46, page
, to secure a certain indebtedne s
herein ptovided for, default having
een made in the payment of esid in
eb'edness and demand hav nff been
made upon the trustee for a foreclosure
of said deed of trust, the undersigned
trustee will sell at public sale at the
court house door in Salisbury, North
Carolina, on
Monday, Jan 6, 10 6
at 12 o'clock, M th following de
scribed real estate situated irrGranate
Quarry and Crescent, being described
as follows: Lot-no. 4 of the Lverlv
land in Orescent known as the store lot
marked on plat M : Beginning at a stone
at Palmer's corner and rtms thence N.
19 W. 2 chains to a stake corner of No.
2; thence S. 70 W.6M2 chains to a stake
on LyerlyB line corner of No, 2; thence
&. 19 Jfi. 1 46 chains to a stone : thence
N . 82 E. 5 15 chaina to beginning, con-
laming mne-teniaa oi an acre.
Also, lot No. 4 of the Granite Ouarrv
land marked N. on plat t Beginning at
a staae an oia o mer ; tnenae r.48 w.
180 feet to a stake corner of No. 3;
thence 8, 44 W. 855 feet to a stake in
street; thence 3. 48 E. 180 feet to a
stake on Seaford's line ; t) enee S. 43
E. 364 feet to the beginning, containing
one-naif acre For back title see rec
ord of division oi lunds of John C
Goodman, Book of Deeds 121. page 375,
of Rowan County.
Terms of sale, cash.
This May 8, 1916.
J. B. DOUB, Trustee.
J. F. MoCUBBINS, Assignee.
Sale s! Tilnable Real Estate.
Pursuant to the terms of a certain
deed of trust executed by R. A. Rainey,
guardisn of Geo. O. Grodman, to the
undersigned trustee on the 9th day of
February. 1911, which said deed of
trust is duly recorded in the office i t
the Register of Deeds for Rowan Coun
tv. in Book of Mortgages No 40, page
202, to secure a certain indebtedness
theiein provided for, default hevirgi
een made in the payment of said in !
debtedceis and demand having been -
made upoa the trustee for a forecloiure
of eaid deed of tust, the urdersigaed
trustee wiJl tell at poblio sale at the
court house door in Salisbury, North
Carolina, on
Monday Jn 5. 1916
at 12 o'clock,' M.t the following de
scribed real estate, sitnated in Morgan
Township, being described as follows:
No 4 of the Piny Woods tact in the
division of the lands of John C. Good
man deceased, and beginning at a pine
knot coiner of No. 1, thence 8. 85 E. 85
chains to pine knot on Ritchie's line,
thence N. 5 E. It80 chains to a stone,
thence N. 85 W . 84 47 chains to a stakf
corner of No. 8, thence S, 6 W. 15.75
chains to the beginning, containing 50
acres. For back title see division of
estate of John O. Goodman, deceased,
recorded in Book No. 121, at page 877,
etc., also special proceeding in Clerk's
office.
Terms of sale, each.
This May 8, 1916.
J. U. MoCUBBINS,
Trustee.
State of North Carolina,
Rowan County. )
J. A. Rkkdlbman,
. V8
(Mrs.) Garrib Williams and
(Mrs.) Charlottr Bbbhhardt.
Pursuant to an order made by J.
Frank McOubbins clerk superior
court, in the above entitled action
pending in the superior court of Row
an county, the same being special
proceeding No. 266, the undersigned
commiRsioner will' expose for sale at
publie auction for eash at the court
house deor in Salisbury, fiorth Caro
lina, on
Jnne 16th, 1916,
at the hour of 12 M., the following de
scribed real estate :
Situs te in the bouth Ward of the
city of Sslisbury, at the corner of Con
cord street and Monroe street and
bounded as follows :
On the north by lands belong nsr to
Benjamin Caldwell, by a line measur
ing 182 feet from the center of the
new Concord Roadto a rock in Benja
min Caldwell's ; corner; thence . south
102 feet to arockJofehiiorah's cor-
ner ; thence east 432 feat -to the center
of the new jCoaeord . -Road i thence
north 102 ieet down tke center : of. the
new Con cord Jload t the beginning;
containing apjut nrtyaouj square rods,
be the i fame 4npre bp lss. ;r't ..
iui tne lDtn aay or lay lWO.
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SATURDAY,
3 BABY SWINGS
Just cpme around once
The cheapesPurniture Store.
121 West Inne Street,
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If you want to buy a Farm,
Large or Small, see us,
If you have a Farm to Sell,
List it with us.
SALISBURY
k And Insurance Company.
SALISBURY'S BIG GENERAL STORE.
A Full Line of General Merchandise
Constantly On Hand.
FOOT REST HOSIERY whether it's appearance
you want in hosiery or wheather it wear you will get
it if you get "Foot Rest." And this toa is an endues
ment to most of us. You'll SAVE MONEY.
NEW SECURITY FRUIT JARS, fresh lot just
ceived. Piuts Quartp, and half -gallons.
Spring and Summer goods, light weight underwear
for men and woman, also Dress (roods, Shoes, Pants,
Overalls, Hats, Notions, Crockery, Tinware, etc.
GROCERIES. r
r
I have a well selected stock of staple and, fancy
groceries, country produce, leed stuff, etc.! When in
need come to see me! .
Farmprs are invited to make my place headquar
ters while in the city. Very truly, ' ' I
W. W. TAYLOR,
Phone 39.
103 S.
'The Wachovia ank & Truot G&
Is the Strongest Bank in North Carolina,
LARGEST CAPITAL, LARGEST AS8ET0.
This give afdty and Protection to our Depositors .
A per cant, piid oq aviag deposits. You can open an
account with one dollar and Upwards.
Sale ol Valaalile ileal Estate.
Pursuant to the terms of a certain
Mortgage Trust Deed executed on July
14, 1914 by Isom Davis and wife, Emma
Davis, to J. J. 8tewart, which is duly
recorded in the effica of the Register
of Deeds for Rowsn County, in book
of Mortgages No. 53, page 108, to se
cure an indebtedness therein provided
for, the said J. J. Stewart having died,
and the undersigned laving qualified
as administrator of the eaid J. J. Stew
art, the undersigned, administrator.
as aforesaid, will expose for sale at
Eublic auction for cash at the -court
ouse dcorin Salisbury, N. C, at the
hour of twelve M on
. Saturday, May 27th, 1916,
the following described "reahestae :
Beginning at a stake Ben Kerr's
corner; thence N. 26 . 6.78 chains to
a stake ; therce S. 72 E. 5.60 chains to
stake; thence S 16 5 W. 6.46 chains to
stake; thence-N. 66 W. 6.59 chains to
beginning, containing three and one
half (3J) acres more or less. This land
was heir ed by Emma Davis and her
brother, Ben iamine Gay. the erand.
children of-Petc r All-son.
For back title see book No. nacre
819, Register's office for Rowsn County.
ijiia ioiu nay oi iuaraiit-ivio
JOHN L. RENDLEMAN,
Administrator.
RUB-rjJY-Tistn
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SprainSjBruiset, Cuts, Burns, Old
S(ores.'Tetter, Ring:Wbnn,Ec
xema. etc, Andseotio Anodyne.
uvsd internally or externally. 25c.
k 9
for la grippe, bad eddv C r.
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indigestion, headache, dlzzi- -O
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MAY 27TH.
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Main St., Salisbury, N. C.
TWO TUUULE Fllin F01 SUE. :
One in the town of Cleveland, .
Rowan County. Containa 1 ab"om$f
80 aores. Has a ten room ,twfr
story dwelling. Good roomy bTn
and other out building! it 'jjSSjJ
orchard cor silting of appfea. '
peaooBB, pears, onerriei, oamaQlii
grapes, blaokberrica, eta.--.Th
dwelliag is situated on a high hill,
overlooking (be town ot 01T9
land, commanda a a baauiifal
view up and-down the tailroW
which is just in front of the atoll .
Depot about 800 yards from sV
house. -v-'-'-l-
Farm No. 2 ie loos ted ii) rUmpl
sou County aod oontaint 250' acrea
but has no I ut'dirgt. x la aitsaUdt
in a model oomtnunity, t tqllaitr
frm th besutiful little village of
Iugo.'d . Life t p and down poV
lio highway. Only about 10 aor e '
cleared laDd. ; - x A.
Will make priceg rcaionabls i,
and give satiefaotoy trts Writa'"
w at (Garland, 8 mptmj Ccunty,
if you want a bargain in good
farm cr farmi, E F. Eaton. 8 8 If