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of interest to
Alt OF OUR READERS.
'Tlr- Stiudrty mail service
ou Hi VH'ifc'ii radv bfc t ween
.Hj.-fMU'lV a, l id Nhi woo I, linn
rvi-c; It wonl u t hn a bad
i In to cut AM miil ft-i-tfice
nut mii Siyidavts. . Thr. pwupl
an used to litis mm nanily
? ,.'ev Criu to Iih n ct)irvpir
ene ot ':,.4hvi eaf I closing of
A iit, yooui Iayt rhursd. y
lit t; .-Alice Peudletcn,
da iirflitrt Clark Petidlet ou
of Alexandra, Va., was
kuocked down and run over
by an aatOHio'hile on North
Main and Henderson .-treelp .
ibj flibetween the wheel?
and w hot materially in
jj'i ed.
Prof-J K Kedferu, late sup
e iulendnt of tbe China
Crove schools now in charg
of the Spencer pcuooK hah
moved an i is preparing tu
make the Spencer school :i
big ucc4s-during tlm nexi
fsesfion. '
A large auoraobiln dciven
by Jamv Eagle of Spe ce? ,
turned Vi-r l.a-t We hiesday
m;)ruiug north of S pence
u uing to having been driven
t near ai embankment. I;
contained sevial ladies a!d
several children, eleven in all
wh Wff't) fii mu!e t a p'.uif
at South l?ivn-. The d.iyr
was.br Ait' up a liitlj
A t the n cent examination
hv the State Board of Meii
cal -xi miners, thre youu
mn from.Kovvau suci epful;
pftssed. Tht-y re 'J M Va"
Poolr. Jr Bet jamim 1 At
Kins aid Lnvi A GitsFou
1 Miss (irace MrCubbi s,
who will ;u leave for Kor
wh rn hhe will le conn-c4d
w.th a nvvssouary hoypita',
lndn a tik of interest at the
Mr lii- dist taberuaclt- Sunday
morninff. Her salarv is he
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ing paid by the First Metho
dist church.
Kev C A Ritchie of Bing
hamton. N Y , delivered the
graduating sermon before
the hiffh school of that Dlace
recently. He is quite popu
lar there and is succeeding.
He is a son of J A liilchie of
Faith and a native of Rowan.
George (Jurriher, a former
resident of this county now
living at Hendersonville
received word last weak from
Shanghai, China, .telling of
the serioUs buuiDg of hi-
daughter, Miss Bessie, 4v th
explos:on of an alcohol latm
It is t hought hv burns would
prove fata I . M i b Cor r i h er is
a native of Mill Bridge nigh
berhood abd is wll rem
berod hrc). She has beeu in
China for night y.-ars aiH
was superintendent of the
soutnprn rrt)BDidiiaii uusyr
tal of Shinhai.
Mai-r G M Van Pool
brother ot?Dr C M Van Poolr
a native of liowan, is here on
a visit to'his brother. Major
Poole has beet) in the army
for a number of years and of
late has been slatioued at
Honolulu, ii I He at
home on a furlough
The Kamsay Cafe-has been
awarded the contract to f-d
the members of .the. 4th' Co C
40 while awaiting orders to
go elsewl ere.
The Quinine That Does Not Affect The Head
Because of its tonic and laxative effects LAXA
TIVE BROMO QUININE is better than ofdintry
Quinine and does not cause nervousness not
ringing in head. Remember the full aame and
took for the signature of E. W. GROVE. 25c
Ttn4marria&e of V eta ( Vs
liav daughter of iMr and Mrs.
VUHa (iSPiklef of Spen
cer, na Kev, Uufus Staucil
Mention o Kentueky, will
take I place at the home of
he bride's parents Wednes
day evenings iuly 11th, 1917,
at 8 o'clock.-
Miss Maggie, daughter of
M L HolshouserofvGoid Hill,
and Cleveland, son of James
Mv'simer cf Rockwell, wer
m-inied Tuesday afteriioori,
July 3 d, iu the court houre,
Saiisiry I) W Ju'ian offi
ciati!?vr The couple will livn
on the -farm in this county.
Miss Marion, daughter of
H A Yountof Statesville,
and Charlie McCanlesst sen
of N B Mc( 'an less of Salis
bury, were married in Salis
lury Tueeday evening, July
3rd. After the ceremonv
they left for Washington, D
C, where they may make
LUril HUUIC. .. . I
Miss Beulah Etolee, ;
laughter John W Harvey of
Washinffton. D C. anrt J Wil
iiam Henry Barringer, son
of J 1 Barringer of Salis
bury, will be married in the
Bethany Baptist church,
in Washington, next Tues
day aflerao3u.
Miss Gene dishing, a form
r aiisonriau auo sister of
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Vlrfr 0 M Henderlite. and Ed
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a4 Chattanooga, Teun., June,
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Julia, the uine-months-old
daughter of Mr and Mrs L A
Parks of Spencer, died last
Friday night at the home
of hri parents. The funeral
wa?.held Sat urday afternoon
Ut Calvary Baptist church,
ani the interment was in the
nhnw.h o&mei.nm
vv.
Misstonarv Emrisfi at Christiana Chnrch
ounudjr, JUiy I3iu.
Instead of the usual all-day
service on Missionary day at
Uhnst,ana Unurcl1 tnere Wlli De
only one service at 11 o'clock, on
Sundav. July 15th. Dr Fox of
Roanoke College will deliver a
missionary sermon and at 8 p. m.
the young people's society will
arive a missionary exercise,
'Christ in America."
It is hoped a large crowd will
be present at both services.
Annual CreSCQnt Pi
The annual picnic of the Naza
reth Orphan's Home
will be
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held on the orphanage grounds
at Crescent Thursday, August
2nd, and the address will be by
Rev J h Murphy, of ' Hickory.
There will be a big dinner and
amusements as well as band mus
ic.
The proceeds will go to the
orohanaare tunds.
This institution is tne orpnan
home of the Reformed church in
North Carolina, Rev W B Wern-
er is supennxenucui, auu iuws
annual occasions are aiways
largely attended and it is hoped
to make tne picnic ui iuc
best yet held.
Rlnrtadfl Still in Rnwan.
UlVVUUUW wiaa
Sherriff Jas. H Krider in ccm
pany with Deputy David Graham
. re t tr it
and revenue.omcers jas. n
Kenzie aod W O Lisk discovered
and broke up a still iii Rowan
near the Iredell line, last Friday,
ririlv the still and a quantity of
u, -. AVr?eA and destroy-
ed Evidence of it Aaving been
eq. rvmcuwv.vi , s .
m operation wai w 1
nA Yxt ll A'.Qtlll -' heiflP fw'arm.
Part OOHe oatnt naa p.een ; w
moved.
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CRM GANG CONSUMED.
Proceedings 8f the County Commissioners
for the July lectin? Held Last Week. ;
Thebbard of county ommtis
sioners held ajo d av -Wgular
monthly session last week.all triem
bers being present wittf'- Cbair-r
man Hall presiding". The.follow
ing business-was transacted; ' '
Ordered that Summersett Un
dertaking Co., be paid $15 for
burial of Robert B Howard.
The. board ordered that Super
in ten dent Thomason bin' Id a
load from McCulloVs shop to
the vV J- .V it; ) l p!i.v
It was ordered that the county
furnish foreman arid piping for
road from the Overcash place to
South River church.:
Ordered that, the- county pay
the assesstment of $10 to the
Good Roads Association.
It was ordered that the
county will not take, any action
in screening the Community
Building.
Ordered that Victor Hodge,
Fielding Josey andTee Wagoner
be discontinued from list of out
door nftor.
Tl, knnt AA t. o
P6al be taken from the decision
of the committee allowing Mr
enry Kluttz $100 for road cross
ing- U is tarm.
It was ordered that Superin
tendent Thomason look over site
relative to locating road from
a point on the Statesville road
to Mt Vernon colored church.
The board ordered that chain
ffan camps Nos. 1 and 2 be con-
i : j j i a c i. f u
wlU dlf:u dUU Luat lurcmdU U1 luc
camP No- 1 be retaiQed with such
otnerheip as may oe needed, and
inai saia camp continue wonc on
the Naiional Highway.
It was ordered ijthat Thomas
Barber be eriven 7.50 for re
placing wire fence where road
crosses his farm.
It was ordered that Htigh
Bradshaw be made foreman of
construction force, on the Stier-
rilt'3 Ford road, said force being'
known as camp". No 3.
It was ordered that H - M
Brown be paid $15 rent for rock
yard on his farm.
The board ordered that coal
dealers, moving picture shows
and Pawn brokers be assessed
the same amountof county taxes
paid in 1916.
Chairman Hall and Cothmis
L. . , , r, . , .
sioners Fleming and Kester and
MTODie ana oupennienaem
Thomason were appointed a com
mittee to look over road at Reid's
mni near Woodleaf
Ordered by the board that
Chairman Hall and Superintend
ent Thomasou secure top soil for
Sherrill's Ford road.
The board adopted the report
of the committee on investiga
tion of Rice's Mill, property
which is that the board has com
plied with its contract.
Ordered that Superintendent
Thomason place danger signs at
the curves in the road at Rice's
Mill.
It was ordered that a certain
S1CV nero he sent to his home in
Columbia, s. c.
T nrArA n,a:P,
uellt Thomason be made dele-
gate to the good roads conven-
tion at Asheville Juiy 9th, 10th
and llth.
Ordered that the orderer
relative to the changes on the
Sherrilrs Ford road le recinded.
It was ordered that Messrs.
Coble, Fleming and Patterson go
to Mt Ulla and look over with
power to act on some changes
the Sherrilrs Ford road from
railroad crossing to the east side
nf t v ann1mnn' rlm
crossin? to the west of Mt'Ulla.
The bid for suoolies for ihe
county for the month was award
ed to Peeler Company.
I ne ooara aajournea to meet
Monday July 9th with the board
I of appraisers to hear complaints
regarding assessed valuation of
nrooertv and all nartie fiavino-
property and all parties havin
grievances in this matter are re
quested to appear before the
board on that date.
By the .discontinuance of chain
gang No 2 and consolidating it
with Nol there were a numbe
r nf
ca"es necessary in the official
. of, these-camps. Bvthe cnange
. H Crawford Kennerl v who was
fnrarn rf Pntnn rJrw ic rol i Qtrol
01 iniy an 1 q, ncrmmjt cnapges.
iW$r& made,
Red Cross Ele Officers, New
Ivraejting of the Salilf
mapt&! 0f t he Ked Cross
heIdJa.'kth'e." following
pfSceri we?l; elected for the
co'mitig ye v-;. '
- Chair mW;:yf Way f,
Tce-chaSpriarn Dr I E
Shaffer
Secretary II L Thompson.
'Treasurer .W B Strachan.
The tra Carer's report
sHowed thntcbll jctions and
pledges tbade to the war fund
i-jf . .
amount to about $1300. The
meeti ng o f iiie. ch a pt er will
be held oir the 2nd .and 4th
Tuesday evenings of each
month.
Cotton Bloom July 8th.
Mrs H (t Cranford, who
lives hear Majolica has a little
chicken with four full grown
legs, and A Y Cranford of
the same neighborhood, had
a cotton" bloom on July 8th.
Venus is' requested to pro
duce something in the way of
an improvement on this.
North Carolina
Durham, July 6. Members
of the North Carolina divis
skn of United Confederate
Veterans will hold their an
nual reunion in Durham
August 21 to 23, it was an
nouced today by officials of
of Durham Chamber of Corns
merce. Until recently, be,
cause the country was at war,
many veterans favored dis
pensing with the State re
union.
'1 he reuuion will be held
here in honor of Cenernl
'ulian S Carr, it was said.
Gen Kial James Metis of WJi
mUigtoii acd Adjutant Gen
eral H A London of.jPittsboro
are in charge of arrange
merits
MRS. KIESO SICK
SEVEN MONTHS
Restored to Health by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Aurora, 111. "For seven long months
I suffered from a female trouble, with
severe pains in my
back and sides until
I became so weak I
could hardly walk
from cb air 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
try Ijydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. I took six bottles and today I
am a healthy woman able to do my own
housework. I wish every suffering
woman would try Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, and find out for
themselves how good it is." Mrs. CARL
A.. KiESO) 596 North Ave., Aurora, I1L
The great number of unsolicited tes
timonials ou file at the Pinkham Lab
oratory, many of which are from time
to 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). Lvnn. Mass.. for special
advice. It is free, will bring you health
and may save your life.
Jno, R. Brown. Opt. D.,
Optometrist,
CHINA GROVE, N. C
Fourteen Years Practice in Re
fraction and Fitting of Glasses
Headaches Nervousness.
Neuralgia, Dizziness. Nou
sea and many other Ner
vous Disorders due to Eye
strain Positive! Relieved.
Execntor's Noilce.
The unde"signed, having qualified as j
executor of the estate of L J Uancy, de i
ceased, this is to notify all persons having
claims against the estate 01 the said de-
I ceased to present the same to the under- !
. sign" uuiy verinen qn or im.ore tq.. im
le3(, itl har of their
All Pe sons indet.t
I dnv of Julv. 1QJ8
or tnis notice win be
rfcoverv ''."'t': -C.
ed o th;id estate
win view mske i
July 9. 191-7.
immediate pay menti
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Zeb Y Turlington, attcxaey.
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plants tree to growers wno call
for ttfem 4?
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they do not wish others
to know a beautifier
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buy a bottle of
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f LIQUID FACE POWDER
and use according to simple directions. Improve
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refreshing. Heals Sunburn, stops Tan.
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THE HERRY COBBLER
, A ComedyDrama in Four Acts
" OIVEN BV .
The Young People of St. Mark's Lutheran Church,
. JULY, 14, 1017 .8 O'CLOCK P. M.
CAST of characters:
Pranz von Altenheim, a light-hearted cobbler ....... .'Max Ritchie
Morris Holmes, an adventurer
Col. Derrom, a leading: lawyer
L Findham, a detective :
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Levee Bob, a bad negro. ......
Mike Maloney. a police officer
Stella Derrom, the Colonel's daughter Thelma Hurley
Mrs. Raffertyva "poor, lone widdy
Mrs. Holmes, an ill-used wife and
Rosalie, the banana girl
Carlotta, Stella's bosom friend
Lilla Florence Davis,
Mary Virginia Hurley,
Zena Stirewalt,
Hazel Sloop.
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Act I. The Cobbler Baron, Plotting for a fortune. Franz's birth
day party, Stella meets
Franz rescues Stella.
Act II. The Plotter at Wcrk, Franz as a healthy invalid, ihe ua-
bies and their bouquet, Franz's courtship the Colonel's
wrath, Holmes' discomfiture. .
Act JII Carlotta's Party, Findham's fine work. Holmes an? ici-
pates triumph, Confronted by a wronged woman,
Franz's stratagem, The kidnappers, "Dot's de kind of a
sauerkraut I am."
Act IV. A-big haul attempted, ready for fight, Franz and Stella
hear secrets, Gretchen, the accuser, a villian unmasked,
the Baron von Altenheim, restored to a brother's arms,
wedding bells. ' ;
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