LOCAL NEWS
" d interest to
ALL OF OUR READERS
The open season for shoot
ing partridg-s iultowari c1ob
ed last Wednesday.
Th dairymen of Salisbury
liave advanced the price of
milk from 10 to 12 cents p r
quart.
J 1) Dorset of Speacer,
who owiis'Bome valuab'e land
io the heart of Badiu, was at
that place last week 1 oking
af trtr the sale of ome lots.
Thd county eomtneuceraHn'
will be held Friday, April
6th, and it is hoped it will b
the biggest in the history.
The Y M 0 A in Spencer
contemplates the -recti on- oi
an addition to it-3 preseiu
commodious building at a cost
of $25,000
Sheriff Kfider eudtd Im
first of the year tax collecting
round of the conuty at Bar
ber Friday and it proved veiv
successful in spite inc!emen';
weather and bad roads.
Mayor Walter H Wood ho u
has giVn notice t.'ia" he- w-1!
be a candidate to Hiieeeri
himself before the Democr.i
tic city prmaries to be he:.,
in A.ril. Thn election wii
be held abont the -first oi
May.
W J Swain, an attorney of
Winston-Salem, has ben em
ployed to bring suit against
Spark's World Faar.ous Shows
by Willie Craddook who wa?
injured while traveling witl
ihe show in J915. The dam
:age asked for is $1000.
The loom iu the Colonial
theatre buildiug, recently
vacated by Mr Mc Daniel as a
grocery store, is to be fitted
up f or a tailoring estbl-sb-ment
and gents furnishing
house by Baltimore par? i s.'
The Qli county j core
of Main aid Liberty streets
with walls two feet thick,
and a givat deal more sub
stantial than many buildings
HOW being occupied, w s Te
prttjd to hav 1 been condemn
eel and ordered remold
An ordinauce to prohibit
minors iu public do1 ion i s
:and one to eqnire th street
.car company to turn white
ipassenger8 out at the front
idoor ar.d Nrgro-s the rear
door As eicli pfcupy the
irespct? ve ends rf the car I his
may prove more convemeut
Chas A Kluttz, a well
knowu undertaker formerly
connected with George
Wright, undertaker, here for
some time, has accep'rd -
similar position iu Albemarh-
and will move his f imily
there in the near future.
Speaker Murphy has in
troduced an important bi:l
-providing that no State officer
except those in juu'cial edu
national, legislative or health
departments shall hold mure
than two successive terms
and county officers are le
trieted to three terms. This
is one thing the ? atchma
agrees with Mr Murphy on.
John Croaeett, son of Mrs
Jennie Orossett of Salisbury,
a bo-sat the Harris Granite
Quarries at Neversou. wa
attacked by a drunken negro
recently and his throat was
seriously cut. He is in a p-e
carious condition and is uow
iu a hospital at Wibou where
hopes of his recovery are en
-Jwtaiued. Mr Croesett's son
nho went to his father's res
cue was also cut.
Pastor Thomas of the Mr?t
Baptist church has annouuce
that a revival will be started
in that church Monday, Fe1
ruary 19th Messrs Martin,
Hankiu and Harriil will cou--duct
the meetings.
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ARRIACES
James Nathan Morgan,
aged 89 years, of Jackson
College, this county, died at
his home Saturday. His re
mains were interred in the
cemetery at St Matthews K L
'hurch Sunday. He was a
Jouf "derate soldier' and a
well known citizen in the
county. One son, J A IVior-
gn nf Providence township,
urvives.
Albert M -Sheet', agel 54
- ft. v i
years, diea at ms norae nere
last Friday night after an
illnJJ8 rf S3veral months.
His remains were interred in
the Chestnut Hill cemetery
Saturday afternoon. Two
sonf urvive.
Nellie Pauline, the ten,
month -old daughter of Mr
and Mrs (3 F Myers of Frank
lin township, died this morn
ing and the interment will
lake, p'ace in the cemetery ot
Eiton Baptist chuich tomois
row
Orlvs Out Mslsria, Dail-ii l-t- i -
Fba OKI standard general stretgM:-.
GSOVE'S TASTELliSS chili TON'.C !;.
MalRx-ia.enricbes the blood, and builrf s up t. - -
(em. & true tonic For adults aod children sjc
N White Menius. -one of
he new county commit-sion-ern,
tendered hi rig'tntiou
Monday which was accepted
and R B Raney w:s recom
mended to fill the, vacancy.
J Frank McCubbins, clerk of
the court, has the authority
s
Th" Ruwan Saperior Court
will convene Monday wish
Judge H M Justice presiding.
Tl'ere is one murder case on
the .limiual docket, that of
Nancy Parks-, color d who
shot her victim, Emma Jack
sou, at a camp in Western.
Rowan on January 1st.
Miss Lyda Abee, daughter
of Mrs Liliie Abee. and Marshall-
J Henry, of Spt-Dcer,
went down to Charlotte last
Wednesday afternoon and
were united in the bonds of
wedlock, Rev R D Shenill
performing the ceremony.
Vliss Abee is a member of the
faculty of the Spencer public
school and Mr Henry is an
assistant secretary of the Y
MCA.
Miss Katherine Jrwin of
Salisbury and Wm M Phil
Hps of Danville, Va , were
married here Thursday night,
Rev GAG Thomas officiat
ing. They have left for
Washington for ten days and
will make their home in
Sali: bury.
MRS. KIESO SICK
SEVEN MONTHS
Restored to Health by Lydia L
, Pinkbam's Vegetable Compound.
Aurora, 111. "For seven long months
I suffered from a female trouble, with
severe pama in my
back and sides until
I became so weak I
could hardly walk
from chair to chair,
and got so nervous
I would jump at the
slightest noise. I
was entirely unfit
to do my house
work, I was giving
up hope of ever be-
ing well, when my
sister asked me to
r Lydia E. Pinkharn's Vegetable Com
cund. I took six bottles and today I
im a healthy woman able to do my own
lousswerk. I wish every suffering
woman would try Lydia EL Pinkharn's
Vegetable Compound, and find out for
:hemse!vea how good it is." Mrs. Carl
k. Kieso, 596 North Ave., Aurora, I1L
The great number of unsolicited tes
timonials on file at the Pinkham Lab?
oratory, many of which are from time
lo time published by permission, are
Eroof of the value of Lydia E. Pink
am 's- Vegetable Compound, in the
treatment of female ills.
Every ailing woman in the United
States is cordially invited to write to
the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.
(confidential), Lynn, Mass., for special
advice. It is free, will bring you health
and may save your life.
Mm White Man Gats Four Mountbs oa
J. K. Brennan, who claimed io
be from Brooklyn, N,Y., and who
was arrested in Lexington for
obtaining money under false
pretense, was" given a hearing
here Thursday morning. He
plead guilty and was sentenced
to four months on the county
roads It is understood that he
is also wanted by a number of
towns on similar charges.
. To Cure a Cold la One Day j
1 iVfi BBOMO QUININE is better than oraiuarj TalteAiJvv V""LT S&SiT
O'jintae and 3o not cause nervousness not coven ana 'Vr i i ; r f tn cure
raurSut Kouexnber the lull name and DruEBiata refund money jf it fai.stQ sure.
vkte$ IbtammU & W eaova. ssc, a. w. gkoves aignturc oo cii do. c i
Gsrntsn U Boats Sink 9 Vessels
Up to noon ihe day's report four steamers and a bark the
f vessels sunk in the new sinkingsi include two trawlers
Ciertran submarine campaign ; and two fithing boats
totaled nine of an aggregate I Despite eld weather there
)f m rn tli i ii 12,000 ton3 has been spirited ac'ivitysin
Tht? largest o" Hie ivporttd 3om pecor? of the Franco-''!t-l
itns wap t Iih British steam- Belg:an front. Taris tcday
er Crownpoint, a 5,218 tons rjorts a German attack in
vessel. The probable sinking Lorraine, the Germaus .being
oc the British steamer Azul driven out by a counter at-
wan ajsoannouncea. iJesiaes.WfKiirom aavancea Lositicn anm ..f nhnon . van
c-plpred in the initial Ger-:Thft pnfran. TOQQ
mm.sttak.
Ther has beea succes?ful
pntrol operations in othr
sectors by French troops.
Robbery at Belk Harry Cos.
The store of Belk Harry
Company was broken into
Friday night and seme ?mall
was
from a rear window and the
exit was by zy of the rear
door. Bloodhounds were put
into service aud took up a
track to a negro house in the
southern part of the city but
nothing was found. This
was the second robbery with
in a few weeks
ere
Court Calendar, February Term, 1917.
t Before His Honor, H. Justice, Judge.
In the call of the calendar, any case not reached and disposed of on the appointed day, goes over to be called on the nextdav in pref
kj vaat-j at jui uca i uay. luuicsscs uui aiiuwcu ices uuui mc uay tpjuiuicv iui cases in wnicu mev are suoDoonaeci. Uases on
tle Motion Docket wiil be heard at the convenience of the Court Calendar.
RUB OUT PAiM
with good oil liniment. That's
the surest way to stop them.
The best rubbing liniment is
I
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K!iJife That Ccos fict fti1:" i
jf.-vise ct its tonic and laxative tue
m
Good for ihe AiliRcnts of
Horses, Mules, Cattle, Etc
Cjood for your own A ches.
Pains, Rheumatism, Sprains,
Cuts, Burns, Etc
25c 50c $1. At all Dealers.
Cases in Which Judgments are to be Signed at Febru
ary Term, 1917.
No 70 M N McKenzte vs City of Salisbury
78 T i Vanderford vs Salisbury Metal Culvert Company
" 82 C F Snider vs Leslie C Shaw
83 Thomas M Jerome vs Leslie D Shaw
89 I) L Arey, Adams, T B Marsh and K Adams Co vs
R L Burkhead. and Fidelity and Deposit Company
92 11 T ook vs Tho- M Jerome & Henry Littleton .
11 T H Vanderford vs Belmont Park .Co
103 S Elizabeth Morthen vs Spencer Drug Company
lil l.ula hunn vs Wm I hunn
123 Wa hoia Bank and Trust Co vs Salisbury Metal Culvert
Company et al ,
130 George I Shinn vs J E Miller and D McLean
135 J C Qisenheimer vs J A Prathero
l'J (Summons Docket) C West and C West next friend of Dewey
West vs Rinehardt Dennis Company a Corporation
TRIAL DOCKET.
Thursday, February 15th, 1917.
No 04 Malter M Kluttz and Mary Wise vs Edmund C Kluttz
T John Wanamaker vs E C Gregory and wife, Margaret Gre
gory
100 Orhce Gaddy vs Ma-ttie Gaddy
K'5 Mary A Earnh; rdt vs Florence Oglesby'and M Oglesby
l'f In the matter of the Will of D A Fink
' 109 Julia F Howell, Jessie Howell Cotton et al vs Lucile Solo
man et al
115 S J Dulin vs C G Bailey, B R Bailey, A C Cornatzer et al
II') S R Young and Company vs Mrs Mattie Heilig adm'r of J
H Heilig, Mrs Mattie Heilig et al
Friday, February 16th, 1917.
No. 117 R Jones Reid vs Thos J Jerome, John S Henderson et al
119 M F Fraley vs J B Cornelison
125 E M Reggans vs Salisbury Metal Culvert Company
129 A Parker vs J D Lambing
132 R H Trollinger vs E E Barringer
137 D H Thompson vs Southern Railway Company
Monday, February 19th, 1917.
No 134 J G & J D Heilig ys Wm Archibald I fed rick et al
138 J R Nicholas adtnr Val K Nicholas vs Norfolk and Western
Railway Company '
140 A C Woods vs Seaboard Air Line Railway Co
142 B N Hampton and Ellen Hampton vs D W Myers and D W
Myers trustee g
143 C F Snider extr. P W Brown, Leo Brown et al vs Delia A
Brown, Rufus Miller. Homer R Miller et al
145 G W Isenhour and Sons vs Travers Wood Co & P H Hanes
Knitting Co
149 Co-Operative Warehouse Company vs J C Cox, Eli Melton
I Sheffield et al
Tuesday, February 20th, 1917.
152 International Harvester Co vs H T Walker
157 L G Rainey vs W A Grimes and J W Surralt
158 Caldwell Ide vs M H Pariee
159 R H Trollinger vs J W Suratt
165 Gray Veneer and Pauell Co vs S B Chauucy
169 Frank C Lynch vs Elizabeth Graham, James J Graham et al
171 Dorcas S Morris, 13liz; betb A' Garner et al vs John S Watson
2 (Summons Docket) Bessie Teeter vs David T Teeter
16 (Summons Docket) David McCall vs Mary McOall
MOTION DOCKET.
No, 63 Thos A Foil vs AT V Newson
64 Asheboro Lumber Co vs R J Loflin
65 M L Jackson vs Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph
Company et al
66 T E Connelly et al vs Rowan Brick Company
67 Jack Eller, Burt EUer et al vs Cora Cain et a
68 M C Cpughenour vs Falaneous Trexjer
69 Wachovia Bank and Trust Co vs F J Murdoch
71 H A Bernhardt trustee vs Minnie Reid Morris. et al
72 Falaneous Trexler et al vs Lewis Kesler trustee
73 Wach ovia Bank and Trust Co vs A W Hicks et al trading as
Hicks and Smith and J P Wingate '
74 W F Crowell vs Pearl Crowell
75 Wachovia Bank and Trust Co vs W F Burton
76 Dicy Freeze vs Jesse Freeze
77 Marie Miller vs Postal Telegraph Cempany
79 T B Marsh and B E Sumner vs F D Lethco, C R Price and
A R Lazenby
8) John F:te vs Pearl Fite
81 Tucker Carter Rope Company vs Southern Aluminium Co
84 Henry Huntley, Hayden Clement and E C Gregory vsTressie
Huntley et al
85 Flossie Farmer vs Will Farmer
86 J T Wright vs Lillian Frontis Wright
87 D C Brady vs Candor Mines Company
88 Esther Robinson vs John J Stewart agt heirs Carolina Luc-
key
90 Thos H Vanderford vs E K Chapman Company
91 Florence Biles vs A A Biles
93 In the matter of the last Will and and Testament of Alice
Hargrave
95 W E Roseman, Thos A Foil et al vs Lewis Kesler trustee
Falaneous Trexler et al
96 C R Propst et al vs A S Ford
97 Marnie Meadows vs Cammilla Meadows
98 N C Corporation Commission vs Merchants and Farmers'
Bank of Cleveland
102 Thomas J Eudy vs Arrie Eudy
104 Mrs A M Beck by S C Weaver agt vs Saran C Beck
107 Bessie Thomas vs Israel Thomas
108 W G Anderson vs H H Young
110 J I Case Threshing Machine Co ys W W McKenzie
112 W H Algood vs Geo Helton and J M Peace -
113 C W Baker vs W H Burton et al
114 C L Hardister vs Jas H Farley and H Z Hollowell .
118 G W Garland vs Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co
130 D L Arev vs Duke Morgan
121 G W Rex, Nancy E Dean, Liliie Graham et al vs George Fink
122 Manufacturers Record Pub Co of Bait. Md. vs Salisbury
Metal Culvert Co
12' Olivie; Powell vs R W Walker Lumber Company
126 N P Murphy and O W Spencer vs Salisbury Culvert Co
127 In the matter of Geo G Pool
128 D B Rosebrough vs W P Redman
131 J Will Proctor vs G E Dunham
133 George C Moore vs S M Hart
136 Milas Partee vs Charles Harris
137 D H Thompson vs Southern Railway Company
139 Rowan Hardware and Machinery Co vs J 1 Mppard '
141 W S Nicholson vs A S Garter i '
144 Alfred T William vs J C S:de, et al tracing as Statesville
Brick Co and J A Smtt"
146 Rowan Hardware f-lachinery Co vs J L Lippard
147 D W Snide'- , : uben J Holmes
148 J H f io.dbi'.u vs Lora Goodman
150 Nora J Austin vs L R Lingle
151 Co-Operative Warehouse Co vs V C Lackej, T L Blacken-
sh i p et al .
154 O L and Stella Casey vs Town of Spencer
155 Clarence Pope vs'Soufhern Railway Company
156 TV j Ljppard vs Chas Demico
160 Rouzer Garage vs W E Graham
161 M A Christy vs C M Rogers
162 Delia A Brown vs W F Snider extr. P W Brovn
163 Geo W Price vs Caroline Williams
16,4' E. Broadway vs City of Salisbury
166 wiUiam McDaniel vs Southern RuUaT 'Company
167 L F Roseman vs C S Minor and Olive P Minor
168 Maggie J canup vs Southern Railway
170 Iu the matter of the last will and testament of D M Campbell