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of interest to
ALL OF OUR READERS
At a receut meeting of the
Baraca and Philatheas held
in the First Babtist church,
Prof J E Redtern of Spencer,
was elected president, C W
Andrews secretary, Mrs P W
Moore assistant secretary,
aud F I Y organ treasurer.
Hunters report rabbits to
plentiful this season.
The latest prohibition mea
are is to the effect that those
receiving Uwhiskey must get
a physician's certificate cer
tif ying that same is solely
for medicinal purposes owing
to whichilittle is being return
ed. Thar now.
Attention is called to the
advertisement of J. M. Miller
in this paper. Mr. Miller ie
a clever gentleman to deal
with aud you always get your
money's worth at his place.
A baby was bum to a ne
gro woman in the North
Ward recently and was in
terred without a permit,
which caused suspicions of
foul play. Coroner Side?
called a jurv and held an in
vestigation and an arrest was
made, but no definite infor
mation could be obtained and
and the matter, though fou!
play seems evident, is yet in
suspense.
An assault on his Bister
with a fire shovel resulted in
a negro man being sent to
the chaingang for thirty days
last week.
The city is said to have ens
gaged 1000 cords of wood to
help out Salisbury in her fuel
apply. This will put a
crimp in the hogs who want
to charge two prices for
wood.
Whitehead Kluttz of
Washington D O is spending
a few days here with his
father, Hon. Theo F Kluttz
and his sisters.
One hundred and nineteen
women in Rowan county
purchased liberty bonds to
. the amount of-$34,800 an i al
have not yet reported.
Misa Elizabe h L-'.-ve,
mo. Lie a. suurt vieit ia; o ;
week withher parent.?, Oc
and Mrs J u JLt we aua bsrv.t.
Mrs E W Tat urn left I
week for OharlDtto and wH-
oon leave for France via
New York where shu wl do
American army.
N White M.3niaa wa v.
Salisbury Saturday aui
brought with him dorat- ' ipe
trawherries of the a-
Ing variety. It i
these berries will rU'
the snow falls on thnm
The Citizens of S;
are holding a prolonged
lec-
tion on the question a i to
whether hogs shall be kept
within the town limit. The
election started Saturday and
will close December 7th.
Lewis Parker, colored, was
arrested here this week by
Chief of Police J Frank Mil
ler. Parker had been drafted
at Washington, D 0, and-faiN
ed to appear when' called
Chief Milter will delivf him
to camp Green and rece?r th I
reward of $50 for the en , are.
Rev J R Morgan wt ha
teen locate i at Oonov 8 C,
for several 7ears has ac fcd
a call to the Landis rt?
which includes the X adie
and Concordia Lutheran
R SAGES
Miss Alma daughter of
Mr and Mrs Kri DavIh
and James L McCall of Bad
in, were married last Thurs
day evening at the home of
the bride's parents on the
LincoUon Roa.l, Rev G Q
Ritchie of Grace E L church
officiating. The couple will
make their home at Badin.
me marriage of Misa
Myrtle Lillian Moore and
Fred F Shamel, took nlace
Saturday evening at the
home of W B Kinnev in
East Spencer, Pastor G A G
Thomas of Salisbury official
ng Miss Moore waa here
on a visit. Mr SliftmHl ia an
aw WU
employee in the Southern's
hops.
The marriage of Miss Adal
Shof rty of Greensboro, who.
was brought here in an auto
mobile by her husband A B
Saleeby, Saturday, afternoon
and the ceremony was per
formed that evening at the
home of A B Saleeby, Rev
W A Lambeth officiating.
The marriage of Miss Mary
Elizabeth, daughter-of Mr
and Mrs John W Felts of
Salisbury, and Eugene B
Tomlinson, son of W H
Tomlinson of Fayettville,
took place at the home of Mrs
D A McCutcheon's in Badin,
'aat Wednesday. They will
make their home in New
port News Va,
Roea Vardell 'Rex and
Robert Lee Thompson were
united in marriage at the
Lebanon parsonage near
Barber, on Snnday, Novem
berllth, Rev V R Stickley
officiating.
A marriage of interest will
take place in the Episcopal
church at Wilson, N. G.,
Saturday noon, when Miss
Mildred Telfair daughter of
MLr and Mrs Thomas Atkin
son Davis of that place, and
William Marvm Snider, son
of Mr and Mrs W F Snider,
of Salisbury, will take the
vows that will make them
man and wife
!B a neice of
Miss Davis
Vlr Percy
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Thomas r.fiio r
is a member
with headq i i '
in Michigan
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The bzar I by the
King's Daug a , er3 last week,
was well f troaised ind the
ladies ay it was a success in
every wav.
8trTdaj
, w .iile rid
Co iiieil J 'viKO
inc a r c
reu iutw &
. , TOdU
?5HOily in-
roiiflrht $c
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bridge a
and wi8 : giit
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was latpi" ta.'u a
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J I JwiB SwSr.V
Miss A P Davis, daughter
of Rev John Davis, who was
a missionary in China, for
many years and a brother
of O D Davis of Salisbury
jumped from a Canadian
liner, when out from Yoko
hama, Nov. 4th, and was
drowned. Her body was
not recovered. Miss Davie
was mentally Bderanged, wa
in charge of nurses and wap
returning home for treat
mentt She crawled through
n port hole and jnmped into
the sea.
William M Jams, well
known here as the Secretary
of the People's Fair Associ
ation, died at Denver, Col v
Monday night, November?
12th, from the effects of tu
berculosis from which he ht d
suffered several years. Mi
JameBwae 35 years old and
leaves a wife and daughter.
besides his parents. Mr and
Mra E K James, to mourn
their loss. Mrs James was
with her husband at the time
of his death and accompan
ied his remains to Salisbury
which arrived late Saturday
evening and were taken to
the home of E K James on
South Fulton street. The
funeral was held from the
First Presbyterian church
Sunday afternoon, the pas
tor of the deceased, Rev W
A , Lambeth, officiating.
The service was attended by
a, large number of friends of
the deceased.
Miss Addie Adams died at
the home of her father at
Woodieaf, Sunday night,
November 11th. Miss Ad
ams was 35 years old. The
funeral and interment took
place Tuesday following her
death.
8 Y Goodman, ' aged 64,
a well known farmer who
lived several miles west of
Salisbury, died Saturday eve
aing November 10th, The fu
aoral took place Sunday
.iternoon from Gay's chapel .
Taccb A Shuping of Persia,
.4., died catorday evoihug
ovember, 10th. Mr SUup-
was a uiive of tnl ,
. belii . member of the
x ?11. known lmy by that
aame in Franklin township.
Ie was a brother of Chas. F
' upi'jg of Salisbury and B
,. Shuping who lives four
ilea frum Salisbury, on thj
ilkefebro road. Mr Shup
ag v-lth iuze other broth -
c visited here about a year
3'nue vInch time three
a and a sister.
vl Deafness UfiMt ba Cared.
, local appucauons as tney
cut! iok -each tee diseased portion
of -.he ear. There is only one
T a to cure catarrhal deafness,
ard that is by a constitutional
rtmedy. Catarrhal Deafness is
caused by an inflamed condition
f the mucous lining of the Eu
stachian Tube. When this tube
j it inflamed you have a rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing and
wlien it is entirely closed. Deaf
ness is the result. Unless the
inflammation can be reduced and
unis tube restored to its normal
condition, hearing will be de-
s r jyed forever. Many cases ' of 1
ii af':es are caused by catarrh,'
"'ca .'s an inflamed condition of i
liie mucous su- faces. Hall's Ga-
, j.oii' he trucous surfaces of
it,-. tm.
w , nil y Ve ine Hundred
' ..or .. caR of Catarrhal
v.-i ia-xi :ann -t be cured by
s . aiai r i m eaicine. uir
- VilarR'free. A11 Drno-rri.fo 7Co
' North Pain Strestasl UuM.
lie -bandsonie new North
Vaio Street public school build
inJlocated near the Car baro,
wa'partly destroyer by what is
thjjjaght to have been a fire of in
cendiary origin early Saturday
taq'tning-. The blaze was first
discovered bv some Railroad
emlojees and the alarm
w4' first given by the
blowing of engine whistles.
lhe fire company soon respond
edJind though the men did
goo work, the fireTnade rapid
heiway and destroyed a large
jrartjon of the building betore it
coufd be gotton under control.
Thibuilding was insured for
$2$pi0 but it cost about $84, 000,
be&fdes the equipments, but as
all lefialerials have advanced con
sidifably it cannot be replaced at
the original cost.
Maor vVoodson'called a meeting
of fihe board aturday morning
-to siJer the matter rebuilding
at ofice This was decided upon
and bids 'or the reconstruction
is trow b ijf asked
The sc.iool board also held a
How is the
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meeting and made plans to. -continue
the school and as Chair
man J S Hall of the board of
county commissioners offered the
old court house and the second
floor of the new court house for
use it wai decided to make use of
these and continue the school
without a break. Hut owing to
the Superior court being in ses
sion seme objecii;ii Was ra ide to
the use of the court house and
though the children assembled
vfonday mrninth y were dis
missed until further plans coald
be made. Dr W B Duttera also
offered tho use of the splendid
Parish house, but this was not
accepted. Hie plan finally de
cided upon was to permit a por
tion of the children to aifend the
Ellis Street school and to make
an additio i to th old Vaiittr
mill schoo! hou for the child
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