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ALL OF OUR READERS.
Placards I ace been posted
notifying would be car-rob
bers-lha t such v if utw ' w 1 1 1
hereafter be handled by the
government and the trials of
such offenders will be heard
in the federal courts. . .
i is said the Southern
Kail way uses 300.000 pal
lor s of water per day which
is furnished by the Salisbury
Water Works.
LH Clement, Eq., has re
cHmL a letter from his son.
iVeut Donald Clement, not if y
itig him of his safe arrival in
Krnce Lieut Louis H Ue
ineui, stationed at Camp 8h
Virr: Columbians C, wss at
liume a few days last week.
Capt 11 C Trott, ex-i?hair-mau
of the board of count
commissionefs. has beeri. ap
pointed United States deput
marshil to nil tde. positioi;
made vacnnt by the death oi
J as l-I M McKenziw. The ap
pointrnent was nade by Mar
si.al Chaa A Webb of A he
ville.
The congregation .of Hav
Lutheran church, Chessnir
Hill, of which Kv It H L
Li;ig!e is pastor,have decid
td to disrose of their present
fr.i me church bniiduig and
er ct a iroern church,, prob
ably on Sonth-i Kultou ttreei
Two white boys sent u
fo vagrancy mad i their e
cape from the county worn
hous last Wednesday night
by prizing the bars apart at a
wWdow. They-wern captur
ed rauivday tiy Sheriff Kri
der. near AUil Hridgp and in
Ihe. county court Friday th
wern given -an additiona! 30
days far p sea pi ojg
" The Salisbury Chamber of
Commerce is getting in some
nit r ate of soda for Rowan
far nerr If you need any see
T 1) Brown at hs old court
h -u.-e.
The remains of J A Har-
rsou, captain of the 8alie- j Hobson anu was ?nt to jail
burv policw fored, who dudlin default of a $500 bond,
last, week, wre taken t 6; Letters have been missed
viiariuii wii-ttt tue iunerai
and iuteni:f ut tf.ok pbee,
G iy Helms ad HarlJuliau 1
baVrt arrived iu France tu!
help vvhiu the kaiser.-. i
A strong c-'UMty organizi
tiouisbeiiforid to'carryJ
tb- War. Having i Stamps
Campaign nxt wok to a
successful conclusion. It
will succeed of course aud
old Rowan will go over the
top again.
Reports from all parts of
the county iudica'e that the
win at crop will be much
shorter than was auticipattd
several months ago.
The position made vacant
by 'he resignation oi Alay-jr
li J Peeler if Est Spmcer,
bas been fiSled by the board
of. ahleriiieu electing A C
Sides to fill out the unexpir
ed term.
L 3t week it was stated
that Joe Ro u ec h e was
ace lent illy killed in a
railroad accident near Jet"
fers ru(Jity, Mo His b oth
erp Fred and Ney who have
just returned from there say
be was accidentally shot by a
pis! I he had iu his p:cket.
A- a meeting held in the
old 4-oai t house last night it
waf decided that a big fourth
J1 tf'liy liOlHUtdUUU WUUIU UO
1 . 1 - l..u .! 1 J i
Id 1 1 balwburv this year.
Vtt raidy to do your part
? - The govern meat eusrgee is
that no wheat be threshed
befol e Jul y 15th if there is a
way fo care for i.
A daughter was born yes
terday morning to Mr and
Mis Albert Miller who reside
near fTiiua-Grove.
A Van Pelt of China Grove
is quite ill.
'Mike Winecoff, who has
been with the Rowan tlard
ware and Machinery Co for
nearly eight years , as sales
man and manager of the
machinery and inplement line
us resigned and accented a
position with the Farm Power
Co. which is going to put in
a full Hue of John Deer
machinery and implements
tie will be glad f r his friends
t call to see him across the
street from The Watchman
office
Will Celebrate Silver Wedding.
Mr and Mrs R L Wrjght
who have been mau and wifc
for twenty-five 5 ears will
celebrate theij silver anni
versary at the Oiks, their
beautiful home on South
Fulton Street, Friday eve
uing, June 28th. .Invitations
is follows have beea sent
193 1918
Mr and Mrs Robert Lee
Wright
n qt 'lest lire honor of your
presence at the
twenty-fith anniversary
of tiieir wedding
on Friday evening, June the
twentyeighth
t'r m nine until eleven o'clock
The Oiks
Salisbury, .
North Carolina
Ha Hie Oaf:es li Lee Wright
Yoiinz igaa Goss Wron?.
iloWs Hilton, trbont 50
y ears-old, a sub clerk in "the
Salisbury postoffice, was ar--r-s
ed Saturday night - by
Usii ed btateDjp!lty Marsh
h! H 0 Trott for larcency of
! letter1 and raoiiey from the
mail. He was given an jmN!aS i.ne inier
mediate bearing by United
States Commissioner W H
r i(
meut deei ive? got on the
job. Wednesday a decoy
letter was sent from Greens-
boro and when arrested Hil-
ton had it in his possession.
Jnsl iow moch mon he
nas secure; this way is not
known. He will be given
trial at the next term of
the federal court.
IBM LIKE THIS IN SALISBURY.
Similar Cases Being Published In Each Issue.
Trie fdtlowing case is but one
of many occurring daily in Sal
isbury. It is an easy matter to
verify it, You-cannot ask for
better proof,
H S Walton, prop, of grocery,
52o E, Liberty St, Salisbury
says: "Several years ago I was
taken with a dull, heavy ache
across rny back which took the
life and ambition out of me.
hen I bent over or tried to
I'.ft anything I had to take hold
of a chair to get up. A sharp
twinge would shoot through my
back at such times, y y kidneys
were weak and , the . secretions
were highly colored and painful
in passage I was advised to
iry jjoau .s iviuuey irtus aim oe-
gan using tbetn. Doan's re
moved erery sign of the trouble
and I have never had a return of
lfcn . , .
Price ooaat all dealers. Dont
simply asff for a kidney remedy-
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the
Como tViaf. Mr Waltnn haA T?
( ter-Milburn Co!, Mfgrs, Buffalo,
JN. Y.
Miss Lottie, the sixteen
yearold daughter of Thomas
L Svvink, died at ihe home
of her sifter, Mrs John Bot,
at Sparta irbnrg,S C. last week;
from. the effects of inflamal
tory rheumatism. Her Re
mains were taken to the home
of her parents in Spencer
today and the- funeral will
take place in the morning.
The interment will te in
Chestnut Hill. j
Mrs W H Mace died at her
hninfi in Aloro-anton Tnes
day morning'. Mrs. Mace was
the mother of Mrs B Tv Cook
of Salisbury who has been at
the bed side for several
days. H T Cook left this
morning to attend the fune-
1 '1 1: t. 1 , , 4.1, 5 - t'ceeause c !ts tome anci laxative euect, laaa-
rai WniCU ttOOK Place tniETIvaBROMOQUINlNBisbetterthanordmary
this afternoon.
Mi$ Lula Peebles, widow of
the late LA Peebles, died at
the home of her brother
Scott K Shuping, in Winston
Salem, Sunday morning
Mrs Peebles was the daughtf
Jerofthe late A D Shuping,
a citizen of this county, she
was 40 years old and lived in
Salisbury for some time be
fore going to Greensboro.
Her remains were brought to
Salisbury and the funeral
tfas hald from the home of a
brojther, W E Shuping, being
conducted by Rev W A
Lambeth and Rev E P Kowe:
rhe interment was in Chests
uut Hill.
Prof Unas w Rankin of
Graham K. 0. , aged 32, died
i n A she ville, last Friday,
where iie had gon) for treat
ment. The remains were
taken to . Cbiaa.- Grave SundSSS
vAiAjr u.yimug auu mo muraai
was he'd from 8t Marks E L
Church Monday afternoon,
lev W i R?st3r, former pas
tor of that church, officiating,
and Rev C P Fisher, present
. - , t : rin ? ' i .
mem was in ijreen Lawn
Cemetery. He leaves a wife
aud two email boys, also a
father, mother, two brother
:nd one sister. He was a na
tive of this county and hts
p irentsJive near Barber. 25
or 30 forme' patrons and
lead ers of Graham and some
from Concord and Salisbury
were present at the funeral,
which was one of the largest
fever held frcm St Marks.
Air Rankin was a splendid
young man iu every respect
and was held in the highest
esteem by all who knew him.
He married Miss Lurline
Graham of China Grove about
nve years ago. . w
Clarence Calvin, he infant
son of David Barringer of
Providence township, died at
the home of his parents
Thursday night and the fun
eral and interment took
place at Providence churchn
Rev Kirk officiating. ."
The many friends of Mr
and Mrs D Oestreicher will
regret to learn of the death
or their son, Wallace, which
secured last Thursday morn-?
iiig frcm the effects of in
A ..m 1 i7i
muiuidiuiy 1 uuuidiiaiu v rtl
wh nnlv aiv rrtatra rvlH
:and wa?: sick but a phort tim8
Everythiyg poaible was
i one for his restoratiou but
the .disease nevertheless
proved fatL The funeral
, , , . -n .i
took P1ace 111 - tatesville, the
, party traveling by automo'
biles.
J D Walsej.', aged 50 years,
old and -9 mo hi h s, a riati ve,
of pavidson county;; who has
been making 'hisV home at
Rockwell for several-5 arp.
dieda'it t hat. place Tiifc-'uiy,
J u 1 ; e 11th ,4 rom h e . effects
of a tr.)ke of paralysis'. The
f un jr $ i w .! 8 Ak from the
RockwV.-n BipliTt church last
Wefi nes L't y inoi'oiii'g, the fj4
teraieut .beintf in the ceme
tery t e ? h . . H - w a o o f i d -ered
a-splendid cj.tiz-n, was a
member op the -JrOU A M
and . the P O S -5f A.' ;md
leaves a wife, aoit Farrip,
a daughter, ,Mrs GriUia of
sbury. '
. To Cure a Cold in On Day.
Take IJXATIVK BROMO Quinine. It qtops the
Cough aud Iifcaiache and veorks off the Cold.
Druggist 3 refund money if it fails to cure,
is. W..GUOVEa sijiijature on each box. 30c.
Rev, W H Riser, former
pastor o f S4- Mark's E L
Church, China Grove, was a
SalisburyM?isitor Tuesdays
yh9..putR?8 That !3css Hot Affect tha Kesd
Uuiuine r;aa Goes not cause nervousness nor
ringing in head. Remember the full name and
look tor the signature of-E. W. GROVE. 30c.
I Koitgrage Sals el iUii.
Pursuant to the provisions contained in
a mortgage Irwsst deed regis(ered in bookKo
40 5ft page 257, made by H 11 Ovtrcanh and
wife H. J Oveicsi-s!!, lor i!ie roection and
bent-fit of ti;e uiHler-ined. on the lstdiiy of
SJarcli, 1911, Oefnuit liaviu been made in
the payment of this debt, which niort-
i'gage vas given to. j-'cure. ihe undersigned
-will sll tor caJi; at the court liouse door,
in balsburv, JN. U., on th
1 20th Day of July, 191 8,
nex, the le i lowing properly;
Si uafte iu Atwelt township, adjoining the
lands of J. A. Wiigtitetal Beginninifat
a stake N h9 deg. E. 3.10 chains to a stake;
thence S. 2 3 chuips to a stake; thence ts 87
-E. 16.70 chains o a pme knot; thence 5
deg E 329 chains to a pine knot; thence N.
69 deg E 2S0 cliains to a post oak, I hence
; N 1 deg E 27.92 chainn to a stake; thence N
53 VV 12 chains to a st ,ke; thence s 24 de
9 75 chains to a stke; ihence S 62 L 9 o
in to a siflXS; thence J o9 V 603 chniris
LoWake; tlieace t 1 deg. W 20 2o cliains
to ins oeginnuigrtijniaiDing 48 anu $ acre?
ruoreioriess aidJviioWn as the Kilev place
L xAlfloapwlherTfHct of aa4tbting lliedow
rWnd-tet ( ecSmtA. h usbando mo n ()v
K tne:-?ind4ttl 3; ht.et al eonlaio.
Over
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o Slawed for
uiulg sai deed.
"Gf deeds
jj ahrBje JSe 437. Un ihe Shore ruen-
ti nned two trad- of laud there id a prior
mortgage no, exceeding SpGOC to A. A. al '
laee, mortgsigM' and tiusiee.
Also 'anotlii r let bought from H H
Leazer situated in the town of Enochville
Beginning ;it :t si me nshions corner run
ning -thence will) eh inh lots 78 deg K 11
polefi to a stake; tnenoe wish Ovei cash's line
N 8 poles to a.Hi.o un uA line: (hence N
78 dg V 14 poles u ;i slake side of roa);
thence H 10 de K 8 polvs tr. the he-ginning
containing 100. square poles mors or. Jess,
ior Back title see deed tecorded in deed
booklNo'Cfj p:ige 215
Alsso another tr;cl adjoining the last men
tidned tr .ct of In tul . Beginning ata Hick
ory, old corner uf cliiuch !at; lience El 80
ch iins to f storu; thence N 40 deg VV 4
chains to a stom ; thenco N 872 & c.hair.s
to a atai-:e: therce S H 83 chains to the be
ginning, coa'aining 3: ;icres more or le.i-
See deed recorded in book No. 62 page G8.
hoo i 2sTo 82 jpage 70, hook S3 page 434 anu
book No. 83 page 5' 0
Conveyed by llu said H H Overcash and
wife M j Overcash 10 satisfy the debt pio
vided for jn said mortgage.'
This June the 17 li 1918.
Dr Hanks Withers,
6 19 4t mortgagee t nd trustee .
Sale of 7alual)!e Farm Lands.
Pursuant to the powers contained in a
cer'aii mortgage trust deed exacived on the
i4th (lay of Api.il, 19 17, by Mary Anne
Miller, Jas Douglass Miller and wile, Amie
MLlief, .VVm K, Miller and wife, Z-dia Mil
ler. Richmond A Al iller and wife, Lockey
Millef1. Geo Fran!; White and "wife, Flor
ence l White, W G Crawford and wife,
Ida Ij t rawferd, Suencer Miller and vife,
Etta Miiler, Thos K Miller and wife, Bu-
lah Miller, John Neely-nnd wife Marg&'ei.
Eeely. nd-Hattie Alilier, toK Jt$ VVaiion,
trustee acd.mortg igee, which is lecor-leu
In the office of the register of deeds for Pow
an county, in b'.ok of mortgages. -No 55,
page 64, default h : vi -g been made in the
p tyment of the indebtedness therein secur
ed. I will expose for sale at public and ion
for ch at the court house door in the ci:y
Of Salisbury, N C, on
Saturday, the 2M day of Juns, 1918,-
at the hour of 12 M, the following describ
ed land situated in Steele township, .Row
an county, slat of Nor'h ( arolina, a d
naore particularly described ?s follows:
Beginning at a stone in the Concord or
old Xe'ly mill roal, corrKr of EHzibeth B
Henderson's, and runs t ence to said road
about 0 eg W 18 00, ch tins to a stone;
thence to the said ro;d again in 1J deg E
19 50 chains to a si ne, I'elrea's corner.
inence
thence in 87? dee with Birrier s line
- 9 qo chains to a fitone; thence south to west
i with Barrier's line 3 2" clnins to a stniH
)V 13 po chains to - rcond creek; lhei;e uj
Second creek and Sills creek, in a south
westerly diiection to a stone-. come of Ellz
abeth J? Henderson's land; llicnce with her
land apd line of Grace deline Mil'er S
87 degE 47.10 ch ins to I ii- f eginning.
cotitai&ing 120 arres, ti:f v- or h . s.
This, the 21st dav ! Mav, '9!S.
E. . W ALTON,
trustee aisd morlg tee.
John L Eend'eraan, :f lotnev o 22
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Tlioipson's Harass, SaElsbury,
J. H. Lyepfy & Son, Granite Quarry,
Lonelis H&rEKvse Co., Lnndls?
LevvSs fiTotor Co Inc., Salisbury.
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Rcfereuces: Any Busk in i'c4c;jirK, Va. or Greenville, N. C. . ' a
- Sam' Diled the clock ahead
one lib in: to give more light. . :
-'Take -advantage of it. Yon owe it
to yourself and your country to make
every njinute count.
Use your car passenger or com
mercial to the limit.
Samtiel P. Colt, president of the
United States Rubber Company,
helped awaken the country to the
eccnoniic value of the automobile
last fall. He said-
" Everything on wheels must be
used end mobilized.
"The ratomobile is second to the
railroads as an adjunct and supple
mentary to them in collecting and
. distributing merchandise.
Owners should use their cars,
both pa3- nger and commercial, more
mid more." . ' ' ;. " -;;
Blake tli o most of your car by using
the tires that will extend its usefulness
. to the utmost. .
good tires United States Tires.
last Jqngest-and "crry you
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l?m fropgfty at Auction '..
?ii d"cds and other papers, collect the cash
notes, etc., f urniuhmg' a complete statement.
convince you that you need us.
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