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LO0L NEWS
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ALL OF OUR READERS
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Lee HiiMHycntt, who shot
i?e Cifpr Sainrrtay night,
ofnrHinff to rjU 'rlc. IP ill
aw'' ' - o
proving. j
flirt Southern Railway's pay
roll tit-re for Jauuary is paid
to havH been ovfc- a quarter
of a mslliou dollars.
Stuait B -Marshall, general
manager of th Tallassee
power Cimpanv of Badin, is
think ng of making his home
n Salisbury.
RevC P Fisher of " Faith
who was extended a call from
St Paul and Bethel Lutheran
churches has declined the
iuvitation to become then
pastor.
Last Wednesday font Chin
ese were before the. County
Court for gambling. They
were found guilty and were
taxed $50 and costs. They
took an appeal.
Leon Sloop, a salesman at
'Belk Harry Co 's, fell on tht
ice Tueeday at G O Kluttz' on
South Maiu street, .where, ht
rooms, and as a result is nurs
iiif a badly bruised bhoulder.
There were 44 births and
31 deaths in Salisbury Town
ship, outside of Salisbury,
East Spencer and Spencer,
during 1916.
There will be a meeting of
the Rowan County Teachers'
Association in the old court
house. Salisbury. Saturday,
January 27th. At this time
plans for the annual county
commencement exercises will
he discussed.
ST Dorsett, of Washing
ton. D. CM was a visitor hre
and at Spencer during the
past week. Mr Dorsett is in
terested in a new variety of
solid rubber auto tire which
he exhibited to those interest
The Spencer Couucil Jr. O.
II. A. M. held a roll-call
mating Tuesday night, Jan
iary 9th. A large number of
members were present, the
new officers were installed
and several new members
were initiated.
A street car and H Z
, White's delivery automobile
colliid Monday afternoon at
f Onnnml and
Fulton streets The front o
the auto was badly damaged
W T Overman, a native
of Salisbury, who has bpeu
assistant cashier of the Bank
of Dunn for several years
has been elected cashier o
the Farmers and Merchants
bank at Wendell.
A carao of the Patrioti
Order Sons ot America was
instituted af Mill Bridge last
Thursday by C M C Barger,
W A Daniel aud J C Kesier,
of SaMsbury This camp
starts off with 32 charter
members.
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days
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CARRIAGES
Miss Minnie Overcash .nd
Robert O Morrison, both of
Landis, ere united in- mar
riage at the home of W L
Kimball, Esq , on Sunday
tveuing, January 7th
Miss -Mary Smith of Landis
and C Clinton Goodman of
Salisbury. were married at the
home of W L Kimball last
Sunday evening.
The marriage of Mfsa Lla
May Monroe, daughter of De-
Duty Sheriff Henry Monroe of
Franklin township, and Clar
ence. Hartley, of Salisbury,
took place at. tue parouge
of the ITirst Baptist church
nn Jaimarv 14th. Pastor C A
v a- W
Benjamin F Shuping, aged
66 years, died at the home of
his brother, Robert A Shup
ing, four miles west of Salis
bury, Friday night from the
effects of cancer of the blad
der. The funeral was preach
ed at Franklin Presbyterian
church of which he was an
elder, by Rev Wallace. The
interment vas in the graven
yard at Bethel with the rest
of the family. He had been
doing business at Rutherford
ton of late year?, but went to
his brothers several months
ago where remained until his
death. This is the third
G 1 hmas officiating
Mis? Beulah Aim E:g'!e and death in the Shuping family
Glenn Van Trexler, a young since December 2nd, when a
ocss. nip. from Moieran owri- brother. William and his wife
!hip drove to Spencer and died at Witt, Illinois than
were united in marriage at Lister, Mrs Mary A Kluttz, on
thfi narsonsee of the Metho- December 29th. Surviving
dist church Saturday after- are Henry J of Oklahoma
noon. January 6th, Rev 0 M Jacob A of Iowa; John E of
a rfnrininff the cere Tav'or Sonusr?. Ill: J M of
monv. IVTrs Trexler is a Mt Pleasant, N C, and C P of
daughter of Mr and Mr W G Salisbury.
Eagle. The many fri-nds oF Thorn
i he marriage of Miss Ollie as A Coogheuour, aged 7
IlartmaM, daughter of Mrs years, will regret to learn of
Mollie H Ttmau, and Ohas M his death which took place a
Bogg, of Chn?tnfit Hill look hi home her-! early last
place last Thur?day nicrht at Thursday morning tiom the
the parsonage of Haven Luth- effects of heait trouble., Mr
eran' church, the iast or, R-v Cugheuour leaves a wile,
Gho H Lingle, performing the nee Miss Mamie Swicegood,
mrdrerefct will refund moneyU PAZO ceremOny, They Will DiaKB filgQI CUUUICU auu tt uiutucx,
OINTMENT falls to care? any case ox Itcninp ...... n m i r f U
BHnd.BleingorProtrudmgPHesinStoMday , a r home in feailSOUry MapC W Kj L'OUgUCUO.Ui .
firvlnnfi in ni 1 1 7 OtY Q 11 rl
The Concord Tribune says 7' Z
Miss Brown, daughterSof John business man and will be
a M Brown, and Quincy missed in the community.
Goodman were united in h'he funeral took place from
mnrriaee at the home ol the iinmft Saturdav morninff,
bride's parent Sunday morn- Rev w A Lambeth of the
drri' tT; HHdr Methodist church officiating
,.stiliff Mr Gnodmau is The interment was m Chest
ortini? a store at Rockwell nut Hill Cemetery. Mr
where he expects to do busi- mOUghenour was a member of
ness and maKe ms nome. the -pirBt Methodist church
At an elecraut birthday and a Confederate soldhr
luncheon last Thursday at the Mauy 0f hiscomraides attend
home of Mr ana Mrs mwu e(J ttfe perFfG0
k ncpirman iu uuuui . " " 1
daughter, Miss Mildred,, the
knecked him oil' the loco
motive and badiy dirfigured
him. He was picked up un
conscious, taken to a hospital
and given ine Heal aUuti'.n
but died about 10 o'clock.
Jut what caanrd the accident
is not known. He was an
electrician and leaves a wife,
wr children, a father ajd
Fswral bii.thni. Mrs Tan k-
er.-ly wa visiting in Charles-
S (' thn timn of the
but arrriv-d next
iy. iis remai'ws were, taken
to Cum rston, S. C, tor . in
terment.
With much s:rrow tht
many inenas oi weorge a
Kluttz will learn of his dfcath
which took j lace at his horn-
on East Inns street eariy
Monday morning th' renh
of a strok" of par-nlis. H-
was a n; w f this eounlv
till!, . J
ac" int
some years age. Beside a
host of friend? he leaves a son
Walter M Crump of Concord,
and two daughters, Mrs Mc
Corkle of Salisbury and Mrs
Ku"?eue Gray of Winston
Ka'em, The funeral will he
held from the 'First Presby
terian church tomorrow morn
ing, Dr Byron (Mark officiat
ing. The iuterment will be
iu Ches'nu Hill beside his
wife.
au'i was i.;r'y y jcar
five uiouths uld. H has breii
connect nd with pome of Salis
bury' l-i !i'g m-Tjantile
estai'lih n-nts, but during
the past fev ye.'ri lias -erved
the city-as san'tary officer.
At one ?iin- he w&s a city
aldnr n ::!. w;i-a ' nfde at e
veteran na a ;n
There is more Catarrh iu this
section of the country than all
other diseases put together, ;and
until the last few years was sup
posed to te incurable. . .For a
great Many years doctors pro
nounced it a local disease and
prescribed local renjedies and by
constantly falling to cure with
local treatment, pronounced it in
curable. Science has proven
Catarrh to be a constitutional
disease, ana therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Hall's
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
r . J . Uheney & Co., 1 oledo, U.,
is the only constitutional cure on
the market. It is taken internal
ly. It acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system
They offer one hundred dollars
for any case it fails to cure. Send
for circulars and testimonials.
Sold by drug-g-ists, 75c Take
Mali's Family Pills for constipa
tion. Address:
P. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo O,
Rowan County Farmers' Union.
At the recent meeting of the
Rowan County Farmers' Union
held with Gold Knob local there
was a gfxd attendance and a lot
of very encourasinjr reports
mad-. The following officers
were elected for the year:
President, Prof. F B Brown.
Vice-President. J S. McCork-
lo
Secretary - Treasurer,. A X,'
Kluttz. '
Chaplain, jrbi;' iklfAgnttv
Conductor; g SJoop.' fi
Doorkeeper, T Ji A Badger .....
' County Business- Agent, prim
3ruse. -, ' . - V'Vs
LuKe.V J$iicip -: c !'.! 'n.it. j
which his fuuoral was coo .
ductel yesterday aiVmooir, ! -j hH Ftoekhoid of th
Kev W W Way officiating . Firgt Natioual Bank of Spe,t
and beside, nurreron? tf lii'ls cer held a mfteting lagt weeki
quite i.Mu n-.rt i i declared a dividend of 8
Dr H Q Alexander was pres
ent and made one of his great
speeches.
Sttan Troubles.
If you have troubla with your
stcmach you should try Chamber-
am s 1 ablets. So many have
oeen resvjred to health by the use
of the tablets and their cost is so
little, 25 cents, that it is worth.
while to give them a trial.
GrofQ.
Ihe fiiet appUcaUon eive Eas d Best 50t
Mrs W Clarence Kluttz,
whose husband, Dr Kluttz,
died at El Paso, Texas, last
-week, returned here with Mr
and Mrs John E Ramswy who
were visiting thre. Probab
ly Mrs KlutU will make her
iiome in Salisbury in the
future.
At the meeting of ths Oat
tlrt Breeders' Association in
Whwtwi-Siftlem last week
which was well attended and
a fuirp.fisa in every way, C H,
Ed warl rnnke'rs'ev,
Ua-risou ot-saiiwwy w, . - t of th9 wed ; of
elected vice prrsident of tuojdin, in April, of Miss Over-1 n?ineer A Tanker
Beef Cattle Association,
County Demonstrator S
stahlpr was altwtBd Becretary i Miss
and treasurer of State Bee ; child of
Xeepers' Association.
Kger
ey of
CI - a wrn a DA .j M i i i . i ' fit.
mndp opeUUOI, wan ov p i ..... ...
the. only jured by the burfc!ivg
()! 'A
J Li rrr
man ami m""
Norvell was
Mirufman IS
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Mr and Mrs uver- rotary engiuo usn-i lu
. i .... i
! young lady. Mr Norvell is a ijeadlight, Friday afternoon
i native of Lynchburg ya;, , . die(i severai hours
the AshiHe JW e
:W-OBe of its toni; aud laxative wci, lsaj- ; r - t f
JQ0J'2 ad dos not cause nervousness not . D.auou uj. vuw
nwtcx ialMKt. Kcmember the full name and , an(l TrUSt UO.
AmtteMfsMM B. w eaovE. asc jdUv a"0 v
later.. A Piece 01 ine pasxmg
bit him in tb,e face which
attendeil lh" -rvic-4. iH
Mil tint wer- in!ei''fd iu toe
Euglih cnit-tt-ry. KeeKlee
wife, a eon, Chas A Klutiz, '
grid two daughters, Mesciam
es Georpe Pennick of Uich-
p-ond, Va , and Mabjl Hart
man of Salisbury, su'viys.
Dr W h Crump, one of
Salisbury's promiuent lhys'N
ciaus, aged nearly 30 years,
died about 3 30 o'clock this
morning from .the effects of
tnberculosis Dr
M. A V - rf
Crump gave up his practice
and went to Ashville some
oT eight months ago hut
grew worse and returned,
tnaling hi? home with his
d lighter. Mr J l McU -'k'e, :
Wheie he died. ur Crump
was a ratine ot iMvie county
bit came to Ho wan with his
mother in 1866. lie was ed
ucated at Lenoir and David
son colleges and . studied
mediciue at Jefferson College
graduating iu 1879. He be
nn nracticine near South
per
cent., plac-d a civdit of 8 per
cent, to the aurplu fund aud
elected directors. The direct
( ors elected R C Jonss, presi
; dent: T E Johnston, cashier,
and W 1) Kizziah, assistant
cashier.
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' rr Yoa Need a General V
Take Grove's
' itandarJ Grove's Tas.
is equaity valaabis
J I icic because it contains K
-r n ionic properties of QPINX- '
K". M. It acts on the Liver, Jte s :
V.itt?, Enriches the Blood i
' . -tne Wbcle gystem. SO
River, but moved to Salisbury year.
There was a called meeting
of the Classisof the Reformed
Church in North Carolina
h dd hern H?t wfk. Dr J l
Opple, of Hooi,(,Q'h,e; $Vetjh
erick, Md , was ' preseut and
addressed the meeting on the
sublet cf education and ex
nlaiued the movement to
rais- f 1,0-,000 for the col
leges of this church. A cam
paign with thip object in view
is to take place during Au
gust aud September of thjs.
Crv
Lecturer afdd Oracnij" P ve-
VVitt Patterson and . Lie ei-
ler. , . ''
Executive Committee Geo W
Park, J S McCorkle, P C Banger
W P Sloop and Chester G Deal.
The county , was divided into
two organizing districts, the
Southern Railway being the di
viding line. Mr Patterson is to
look after the western end of tne
county and Mr Trexler will look
after the eastern part of the
county.
Among several resolutions
passed were the following:
Whereas the State Union
which met at Raleigh, passed a
resolution in favor of taxing male
doirs $1 and females at and
beif-vina such a law, as as
the i ne now 'in force in Lio', an
county, which levies a tax of $1
and respeciively. is ui just
and unconstitutional, and places
an unnecessary burden upmi tlu
poorer class of our people.
Therefore be it resolved:
That Liowan county farmers'
union go on record as being op
posed to any such State wide
law.
That the present law in force
in. Rowan county taxing males at
$1 and females at $2, be abolish
ed.
That this organization go on
record as favoring that the max
imum of the public schools, in
Rowan county be mads higher
than the seventh grade, and that
our teachers be paid higher sala
ries, in proportion to their work
so they can fit and prepare them
selves for their duty and t.
teach to a hetter advantar
Resolved, tb' ll.j Rowan
county faru iV uuionjgo on rec
ord as being' opposed to gamb
ling, swi ii-iling, and horse racing
at the P oples Agriculttire Pair.
The -.foregoing" resolutions
were adapted and made a rec
ords of the Rowan cotmty; f arna-
stting Firsts Csttn at China
WilliamMcDaniel was given a,
TieiaV-inireiore A1-igistrate W L
iri..1! n..':...j! ' fi r-
riayji-iauJrQy ; oju a cuargu ox
haying sit-fire to some cotton in
the picker room of the Patter
son Manufacturirg Company al
China Grove last October. , Con
nie ,Messick who was working
with McDaniel the night of the
night of the fire was ' the chief
witness and testified that he saw
NicDaniel strike a matoh and set
fire to the cotton. McDaniel
was held fox the February term
of the Bowaa Superior fccourt, be
ing required to give bond in the
sum of $350 for his appearance.
WHAT IS
LAX-FS
LAX FOS is an improved Cascara
(a tonic-laiatlfs) pleasant to take
In LAX-FOS Vae Cascara is improved by
the addition of certain harmless chem
icals wksh increase the efficieacy of the
Cascfft, making itlf;tter than ordinary
Casctra. LAX-FOS is pleasant to take
1 i . . . .. 3 r . i l.
nna uues sot gripe i aisraro sromacn.
Adapted to cr ldret as well ss adults.
Just try oa bottle for constipation. 50c
The Peoples National Bank
SALISBURY. N- C
Does a general backing business anJ cor
diallj inviies your itccount.
WE PAY FOUR. PER CENT interest
ever three mouths in. oat Barings depart
ment. Prompt, careftil, as.d confidential atten
tion given to all business entrusted tons.
N. a MsCanlaas, W.T. Busby,
President. Cashier.
J. D. Norwood, John Mcanless,
Vice-President. Asst. Cashier
p RUB OUT PAIN
xvith goo oil liniment. That's
the surest way to rioo them.
The best rubbing liniment isJ
ers' union.
LSNIfflililT
An invitation was given the
Union to, taeot with Sur ler lo
ci in March, which war unaAi
mousl; accepted.
GoodfoTthAihasof
Horses, Muies, Cattle,; Etc
Qood fry??-? own A cAes, '
Pejus, RheuJBtfcxR, Sprang
Cuisj Bin, Etc
25c 30c, $h AfciJlIJealeim.
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