THE CAROLINA WATCHMAN, SALISBURY, N. C.
LOCAL NEWS
of interest to
ALL OF OUR READERS.
Au auto prk-d on West
T u. 1 . 01
Iiv fetreet in trout of t ie
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W alhue building was started
by yomn bo8 and ran into a
pjaie fflasa breaking it and
the marble baeboatfrl, caus
ing (l-'HiajjHs amounting to
about 'Th. .
Six gallons of liquor wer
captured by Sheriff Krider
Monday 11 igiht. It was in
two suit caset and was check
ed to Salisbury, from Wash
ington. The owner of the
stuff h s the checks but for
s unt! reason did not call or it
Thn sheriff is holding it and
woa'd be pleased t ) meet the
o w n 0 r
W I) Prlhl, postmaster of
Spencer, h sbeeu re-appoint
ed by President Wilson to
conduct tint office auother
fiMir years.
I is rjputd that owing
tc the heavv rains the bie
dara at Ba lin is now fall and
ever flo.ving. The lake
formed ts p-o ah v five miles
wide and .ibut tn mil
long aud pres ns the appear
ance of a smal P-sa. Quit" a
number of boars h ve been
placed on the wa' rs and boat
r'des are bein e ij yed.
Theannuil VI .-onic picnic
Tor th -i benefit of the Barium
Apings -OrpVinage held at
Mooresviile, take.- plae to
morrow. Last week it waa anncnue
ed that Charlotte had landed
one of the big army camp,
bat since then the wir rie
partment has decide! tbw.iie
there was not large euo:?'
po the matter is still open
Salisbury is still hoping tin 1
the camp will be located here
DrWH Kern of Wins oa
Salem, son of Mr and Mi a J
B Kern -of Salisbury, having
off red bis services as a vt
eriaaiian had been accepted
and Motified to present him
self for duty.
Gr B Greenhill, an engineer
of Spencer, has purchased
the residence of the late B
H Marsh on Main Street.
Henry E Bonitz, of Wil
mington, state -eeerar- of
the Royal Arcanummet vith
tlie local chapter Mor i ay
night
Joe McCanle-s nas bje.: re
leased from Eugen-s Thorn p
son the Star Garage located
on East Liberty, street uid
will conduct it in the f ii ire
uuder the firm name of the
MeCannleas Motor Co
There were 410 of. t use
who registered from R van
who were drawn fr ser vice
but as ony 24 are wacted
many will be excused b tin
-exemption board which vi!l
ment at SUtesville. The
men will ba called like ?t is
ofteu done iu eoiir, bgl mg
with No 1 and coiilinuinj? un
til the number require! i
nhiuinp.rf The COUUtV IS
credited with those who
have joined the local milU
tary compiny and other
branches o the service thus
reducing fhe-uumber to be
taken'by draft.
It is announced by the
Charlotte Observer that the
gannapoiis band has been
accepted as the musical organ
ization of the North Caro
lina field artillery now being
organized. This baud con
sists of twenty-six members
and is a very capable musi
cal organization.
A I) Ilartman of Salisbury
j is now bning engaged iu in-
struct ng a new baud just
organized at MooreeviJle.
William Jimes. ex secre-
tarv of flirt R f n tt
w.,: A" . f. T uuuu'
-cair Association, is now in
tUbi1, n . , .
.Denver, Colorari). in tb n.
j terest ot bJs li ith.
Arnold B !;!?, who has
been interested in and man-
! ager of the Isis picture show
in (freeusbcro for a month or
so, has sold hi interest, in
sme aud will pcobably re
turn to Salisbury.
During the storm on Tues
day of last veek lightning
struck the residence of J D
Lawrence on South Fulton
Street, did very lijitle dam
age. The fire department
was called out but its ser
vices was not needed.
11 T Tranthara, one of the
oldest physicians of the city,
continues quite ill at his resi
dene -5 on West Fisher Street.
His many friends hold out
little hope for his recovery.
The Woman's Missionary
uuion of the South Yadkin
baptist Association htld its
annual meeting at Spencer
last week. Mrs O S Cash
well presided over the ses
sion which were full of inters
est and much profit to the
uumerou's dlegjtes in at-
tendance.
Lily Wynne McDowell
of Raleigh, step daughter of
Victor 11 Boydeu, a nat've of
Salisbury, now of Raleigh,
aud Theodore I (Jordan of
Morgantou, were married
Saturday, July 7th.
Thinkli? 0! Holding a Fair this Fall.
A meeting wa. held in the
old cours houe last Thurs
day, eveuiug by some of the
-t jc'xholders of -the People's
Agi ici'tural Fair for the
jurpo,-e of considering t he ad
visaodity of holding a county
fair thi fall. It was decided
that the cou-ity ought to
have a strictly agricultural
fair, eliminating the profes-
siDnal racing, and Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday,
October 23rd, 24th and 25th
were selected aa the days to
hold it.
The officers of the associ
ation are tlie anrn i5 lat
v ar
L" .mot
press
dr-nJ, S VV Harry, treasurer,
T I) Brown, secretary and H
A Rouser chairman of the
executive committee.
Ons lisans Mao Rills Another.
Statesvill Inly 28, News
has been received here that
Robert Moose, ot Iredell, an
inmate of the state hospica!
for the insane at Morgantou,
was killed this morning by
Causey Allied, another -in
mat. Allrd struct Moose
in the back of the neck with
an ax--' death resulting in Si)
minutes. Mo sh was 41 ye;rs
old He has three sisters,
Mrs Dm Morrison. Mrs Noah
Evans and Mi rid Maggie
Vfoo&e, in StatHsyille. The
body was brought to State
ville laie today; burial will
take plane at thd local ceme
tery tomorrow.
Meeting Mm Church This Weak.
, Grace E L Church, Locke
Township, of which Rev Q Q
Ritchie is paster, beginning
yesterday, is holdiug daily
service, at 10 ' m, all this
week, closing with commu
nion service Suuday morn
ing at 11 a m. The public
generally is invited to attend
these services.
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The death of Capt A S
Lewter, who was some years
ago a resident of Salisbury
and agent for the old Rich
mond & Danville railroad
company while here, took
place at Aberdeen NO, last
week. Capt Lewter had
many friend3 in Salisbury
who will regret to learn of
his death;
Mrs J Kirk, an aged lady
of China Grove died at her
home Sunday and the funer
al an 1 interment took place
Monday. She leaves three
sons, J R Kirk of Salisbury.
J M Kirk of Greensboro, and
Rev J L Kirk.
Mrs J M Trexler who was
about 62 years old. died at
her home in the vicinity of
Gold Knob last Thursday
evev.ing. The funeral and
interment took place Friday
afternoon from St Peter's
church Rev H A Trexler offi
ciating. B-side a husband
VI rs Trexler leaves five sons,
Samuel, N A, of Salisburyi
Guy of Badin, James of
iv ckwell aud Luther of
StatesTille, and three daugh
ters, Mr.s 0 M Miller ot
Raleigh. Mrs Sidney Trexler
of Rowan, and Miss Esther,
who lived at home. The sor
rowing ones have the sympa
thy of a large circle of
friends.
Mrs Bessie A McDaniel,
who lived on East Fisher
street, died Wednesday July
4t,h. The fuuera1 and inter
ment was held the day fol
lowing her death from tht
Chestuut Hill Baptist church,
ii v Caswell officiating, and
the interment was iu Chest
nut Hill Cemetery, Sh
leav'- a husband aud several
small children to mourn her
d-jath. S.ie was a daughter
of J KP Heilig of the St.
Paul neighborhood and had
many friends.
The remains of Ernest Kes
ler of Barber, who was killed
in a railroad wreck at Hunt
tersville, N C last week,
were taken to Barber where
th-.-. f unrral was hid last Wed
nesday. He was the firemaii
ci the wolfed train and was
ab mt 24 years old. .
.Mrs E nma Mclutyre, ...win-!
do .v of in-" late Wm Mclntyre,
died ai her home on West
luues StvfcHi; last Weduesd-v
night after a long illness. She
was 75 years oi l and leaves
vio children. Tlie funeral
V7.1S held from tho First PrtfS-
i,u.,j, fM-,M,.,.!i Timf A it
bytei Till Chundl 1 ImrUy ,
pftenioon, Rev Byroil C h rk 1
oflicia ing, the interment he
ing iu Chestuu cema
tory
Miller,
one of the
substantial Citizens Of the Vl
t.i- , . r 1 n ir rrr , i an ail
his houiH last Friday morning
iiym 'be tffe-ts of hronchial
pieurariTiii - He was 62 years 1
ohl ar.fl leaves one son, Aj
l.nher Villeiv and fourj
tus Johuson, David L Lyerly,
Mai tin B ger and Albert A
Lyerly, all of this county1,
The funeral wa hold Satur
flay morning from Christiana !
E L Church, Rev N D Bostic'
officiating, the interment be-'
incr in the cerneterv arlioininp:
the ChUrch. Mr Miller WaS a
Confederate soldier and had
i j j p " i .
just rtnrnud from Wash'-ngN
d J
ttui v here l e attended the
a"nnual re union.
Cicero R Barker, the veter
an druggist of Salisbury, died
in Asheville early this morn
ing after an illness of several
yars. His remains were
brought home this evening
ad the funeral will be held
from the First Prebvterian
church to-morrow morning
being conducted by Rev
1 ' . w
Byron Ciark. The interment
to be in Chestnut Hill. Mr
Barker was a drummer boy
daring the civil war and al
ways took a great interest in
the .Confederate veterans.
He was an agreeable man, a
valuable citizen aud had a
great many warm friends
He leaves a wife and one
brother, W R Barker of Sal
lsbarg. How's Tilh?
We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Hall's
Catarrh Medicine.
' Hall's Catarrh Medicine has
been taken by catarrh sufferers
for the past thirty five years and
has.become know nas the most
reliable remedy for Catarrh.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine acts
thru ,the Blood and healing- the
disease portions.
After you have . taken Hall's
Catarrh Medicine for a short
time you will see a great im
provement in your general health
Start taking Hall's Catarrh Medi
cine at once and get rid of
catarrh, b'end for testimonials
free.
F J CHENEY & CO, Toledo,
Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
YoaniHGD for the Ministry.
The conference of the Sal
isbury district ot the vletho
dist church held at Albemarle
came to a close Friday after-
noon. Dr J 0 Rowe p- esided
aud-a very satisfactory con
ference was held, the leports
being generally satisf;..etory.
Oat of the seven app icants
for the ministry fivt were
from Rowan, four of whom.
Augustus Tippett, V O Dut
touj Everett Rufty and Bruce
McMilhan, were giv, n li
ceuie to preach.
IDDLE AGE
Mrs. Quinn's Experience
Ought to Help You Over
the Critical Period,
Lowell, Mass. "For the last three
years I have been troubled with th
Change of Life and
the bad teehngs
common at that
time. I was in a
very nervou3 condi
tion, with headaches
and pain a gooei
deal of the time so I
was unfit to do my
work. A friend
asked me to try
Lydia E. Pfnkham'a
Vegetable Com
pound, which I did.
and.it has helped me in every way. I
am not nearly so nervous, no headache
or Pain 1 must say that Lydia E.
pincham's Vegetable Compound is the
best-remedy any sick woman can take."
Worthen St., Lowell. Mass
mm. Vri-AH'JARET yuiNN, r.ear Z&J
)ther warning symptoms are a sense
f suffocation, hot flashes, headaches,
backaches, dread of impending evil, .
timidity, sounds in the ears. uaVnitation.
S of tlie heart, sparks before the eye3,
j appetite, weakness, inquieti.de, and
irregularities, constioation. variable
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If van neec! soecfal advice, write to
tho Lydia E. Tonkham Medicine Co.
.(ccrfid?nti?li, 'Lyun, liars.
The Beauty Secret.
Ladies desire, that irre
sislible charm a good
complexion. Of course
they do not wisli others
to' know a beautifier
has been used so they
buy a bottle of
Magnolia Balm
LIQUID FACE POWDER
mentis noticed at once, loathing, cooling and
tefreshing. Heals uabrn, stop 1 an.
Finkt whiU, Rme.Rej.
I 73c. at 'Druggists or bp mail direct
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Sample (either color) for 2c. Stamp,
UonMfgCo.t 40SouthFifthSt..Br6oLiXn.N.Y.
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Extraordinary Mud of Historlcr Pottery.
Santa Fe, N, M., July 19. An
extraordinary find of historic
pottery and relics has been made
by Earl Morris, excavating Pue
blo ruins at Aztec, San Juan
county, with a force of 25 men,
for the American museum of
natural history. The discovery
includes 61) pieces of rare pot
tery, over 20,0 0 carved red and
black stone beads, baskets, mat
ting, knives, battle axes, and
other stone implements. Tur
quoise beads, mosaics, and shell
PROGRAMME
IDE fill GROVE IBIP SUNDAY SCHOOL IIISII1E.
EBlzNEZER E. L. CHURCH,
FRIDAY, AUGUST 17TH, 19117,
Beginning a t 0 O'clock, A. M.
Music.
Devotional Service
Address of welcome
Response
Music.
Review of the work of our Township Association . . . . by Secretary
Goals set for coming year
Department o' administration organized for service, B F Stevenson
Music
Department of Education organized for service, Rev. C M Pickens
Music.
Organization. Business. Pledges.
DINNER.
1:30. P. M. Music.
Elementary Division organized for
Music.
Secondary Division organized for
Miss Harris, MissCarnpbell. Boys: Rev. C. P. Fisher
Music.
Adult Division organized for service 5. A. B. Saleeby
Music.
Benediction.
B. S. SHUFORD, Shc'y.
Pr;:nu of tha Gold Hill Township Sunday School Associafion.
The Program of the thirty-fifth annual meeting of the Gold Hill
Township Sunday School Association to be held at Organ E L
Church. N. C, Friday, August 10th, 1917, promptly at 10 a. m., is
as fellows:
Voluntary
Devotional service
Address of Welcome
Response t
Review of the work of our Township Association
by our Township secretary.
Gcals set by our Township president
De partment of Administration organized for service . . G H Peeler
Department of Education organized for service Rev N D Bodie
Recess for dinner.
AFTERNOON
2 o'clock
Elementary Division organized for service.. . by Mrs. E D McCall
Secondary Division organizied for service. Boys, . . Rev C P Fiser
Girls, Miss Harris, Mrs Jenkins, Miss Campbell.
Address by County officers
Business and organization.
J. L. H. FISHER, Pres. Z. A. KLUTTZ, Sec'y.
North CarounaStateCollege
f AgmcultureEngineering
WEST RALEIGH, N. C.
An institution where young men
of character, energy and ambition H
honorable work in many lines of
industry which require training
and skill for success. Thorough
and practical courses are offered
in Agriculture: Horticulture; Ani
mal Industry; Civil, Mechanical
and Electrical Engineering; Chem- j
t;:.:KShAL'.--TKTlLEn
jstry; Dyeing
industry. 1 acuity of 64
instructors. Twenty-seven.-buildings.
Eighteen depart
ments. Military features.
For catalogue and entrance
blanks, write
E. B. OWEN,
fWiiflEEeirtG-ACrtEWSTeY
aotAjas ji3a Sotajp
tiren u3noaui jatnouv
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ornaments are classed as among
the finest ever excavated in the
southwest.
Grains , of corn with cobs,
tassels and husks were found
intact, as were also beans and
bean pods, pumpkin seeds, uine
cones, cotton fibre. Yucca leaves,
rushes, cotton yarn and cloth,
sandals, snow-shoes. beaver
teeth and bones of animals and
human beings. One skeleton, in
a sitting position, indicated the
man had been decapitated. The
find was made in an under
ground communial dwelling bu
ried for centuries.
by Rev. fH. C. Marley
.Geo. M. Beaver
Rev. P. E. Shealey
.by President
service Mrs. E. D. McCall
service. Girls: Mrs. Jenkins,
REV. J. S. WESSINGER, Pres.
by the Choir
by J L H Fisher
by L AITespermnn
..by Guy L Sink
SESSION.
p. m.
and Textile
Registrar.
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