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LwvAL IM W Q I
i of interest to -ALL
OF OUR READER'S.
The Linn Mills6f Landis is
preparing to erect a. 75,000
addition to Hiir present
large mill tljHt.
John E Jacobs, Will'am
McSwain, Dr Whitehead' Mc
Kenzie, and Colon rl (r M Van
Poole are now in Franc-.
Judge vJ 0 Pritubard of
Abbeville will upeak in the
ol'l f-ourt house 8undiy ai't-
ino u.
Are Here Told the Best Remedy
for Their Troubles.
Freemont, O. "I was passing- through tho critical
period of life, being forty-six ears of age and had all
the symptoms incident to that chart re heat flashes,
nervousness, and was in a general run down condition,
so it was hard for me to do my work. Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound was recommended to me as
the best remedy for my troubles, which it surely proved
to be. I feel better and stronger in every way since
taking it, and the annoying symptoms have disap
peared." Mrs. M. Godden, 925 Kapoleoa St., Fremont,
Ohio.
North Haven, Conn. "Lydia E. P?nkTiam's Vegeta
ble Compound restored my health after everything else
had failed when passing through change of life. There
is nothing, like it to overcome the trying symptoms."
Mrs. Flokekce Iselia,Bos 1973 North Haven, Conn.
L " lyoi E P1NKHAM MEDICINE CO. LYNM.MASSI
ya -1 i-rraB
the Depth
the ueof it or s
Vhi!e you are at home tonight, many American boys
"over there" are out in the rain and mud dodging death
from bomb and shrapnel.
While you are enjoying your eyening cigar, some Am
erican soldier may be smoking his last.
The boys in the trenches are risking their lives for you;
and you are not even asked to risk your money for
them. But you are expected to loan your money loan
it at four per cent, compound interest, the highest rate
the Government has ever paid.
Pledge yourself to buy War Savings Stamps on or before
ation
The more money you lend the Government the sooner
the war will end and the less American blood will be shed.
WS.S.
V KITED TATKS
This ipace
ing 16 Uig U 8 avy from Nihi
San 'Dies training Nation
eient peverai hours in Saiir ;
bury Friday eveirug They
had .supper here and were
he.JHfjfl fnv nn Atlnnr.irt nnrt w
Among the Rowan boys
now in France are W A Flem
ing with the 71 h Anti-Aircraft
Battery, Earle B Put
nam with the Fame company,
P-ite Shaver with the Avia
tion Signal Corps, J H Hoop
er .also with the 7th Auti
Aircraft Battery. They a'l
left Sa'dsbnry ' wiib the 4Ui
Jo Co;;st "Artillery Corps.
O'
ow
r
rtotism
th
r
avin
N
National War Savings
contributed . for tbe Winning of the
othiers,
CI
QOfin hominop nicrftfmfl
were liberated at the express
office here Saturday morning.
rpiiatr TOra fi-nm Wtw Vnrk
and were being tested for
army service in France.
The canvass for the
sale of
War Savings and Thrift
Stamps is progressing eatis
tactorily ana tthera 1 s no
doubt old Rowan will go over
the top and more.
Workmen are digging a
hole on the pat lie qaare pre
paratory to the erectien of a
pole on which Rowan Coun
ty's American flag will be
placed July 4th.
Committee
War by
ay
? the body of Peter Daek4
wibk, a Russian soldierfrom
Oalmp Wadsworth, Sparten-J
burg, S 0, was interred in
the federal cemetery here
last Thuisday.
The Machinery Supply Co,
which has done business here
for several years, managed by
Frank E Lloyd, has been
sold to a Wilmington party,
where the stock is to be mov
edi .
iioiiis riiiton recently a
sub -clerk in the post office
left yesterday for Charlotte
where he will join the navy
Prof T Wingate Andrews
has been re elected as super
intendent of the Salisbury
schools for the next term.
I Sheriff K rider and Reven -ue
Officer lalbortran across
a small stili in Scotch Jrish
township Monday afternoon
wlreh they, destroyed. It
was on the land of a negro
who was arrested and require
ed io give a $259 bond which
he did. Two young white
men of the same neighbor-
hoed we?e given a hearing
in it he county court this
morning charged 'with run
ning the still, but the evS
dence was not sufficient, to
conyict.
Tfce Salisbury Chapter of
the Ped Cross is preparing to
erect a storehouse or head
quarters between the expresp
and passeijger station where
they expect to render a great
service to the soldiers and
sailors -passing through Salis
bury. The lumber and rca
terial for this building has
beii generously donated by
patriotic Salisbury firms and
individuals.
i '
AW Watson a native ff
Salisbury, died at Wilmintoi
lasf. ;week at the age of 73
years. Bet Watson as ht
was familiarly known was in
the mercantile business here
with DR Julian at one time,
b) learned the printer's trade
id'the. Watchman office when
a boyaud worked with "Un
cle" Johnny Collins, now liv
ing bt SpeDcer. He was a
brother of John Berry Watson-
well remembered hare.
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Davs
' Votir 4rn?gist tyill refund money if PAZC
vjijn iMfc,jN l tans to cure any case oi Itching:,
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days.
The firfit application gives Ease and Rest. 50c.
The Guernsey Cattle Sals.
The Guernsey cattle sale
held! here Friday was well
J 'A ' ' ' 1 T 1 ' -
aiteKoea ana gooa prices
were paid. Among the pur-
cliasers were W D Graham
and soifr f Mi Ulla, bougl t
81000 worth, F H and J L
Beal; of Linwood purchased
o;ver $2000 worth, paying as
h'gh as435 for one animal,
and J iv Archie of Davidson
N : C, bought over $1000
f wo?th. The sale netted
6,625 and the cattle sold
n veragtd '265 pr head.
: Thisought lo be noted by
Rowan farmers. It indicates
what can be done with stock
; and this money ought to be
! coming here instead of going
to Uhio.
The Celebration of the 4th.
Committees have been ap
pointed to make arrange
merits for the celebration of
the 4th of July in Salisbury
and it is intended to have a
flag Raising, a parade and
sdma speech making.
phis celebration is for the
county and it is expected
tliat a large number of people
Will be here,
.." f -. i.
"Delves Out Malaria, Builds Up System
The Old Standard general strengthening tonic,
GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC, drives out
Mslaria.enriches the blood.and build upthe tya
tern, A trot toaic. For adults a&d children. 60c
Twea-Tto Men of -. Rawan Leave For
Camp Jackson.
Another contingen of Rowan
men assembled here Tuesday
morning and after tLe usual
preleminaries assembled ou
the steps of the Federal
building where they were
photographed in a group
At 2.40 Lhis afternoon thes
bovs entrainfd for Camp
Jackson, Columbia, 8 0, to go
into training for services
overseas.
The men and their officers
were as follow-,
James Calvin Klutlz. Cap.
Robert Monroe Cline, !ieu .
James CBarger.
Thomas Lee Sidjs.
Lester Woodfio Overcash.
Ernest Leroy Z mmermai)..
- Erwin Sinclair
Erwin Morris Tnomas.
Carl Q Wiiitley
Junius M Fesoennan, Lieut
Lewis James Ov-1! cash.
John Calvin Beeker.
Oscar Shirley Click
Walter Alexander Brown.
Arthur J Sechler.
Clyde H Freez i.
Gilbert L Barnh?idt, Lieut
Rodell (iark Brown.
James Edgar M Pnthul .
Luther Adam Feprmin.
Albert Grant Btck.
Grover Cleveland Graham.
Edgar Monroe Faurd. .
The following i a list of-
colored men entraining last
week for Camp Taylor, Louis
ville, Ky.
James Gay Beatty, captain
Theodore L Hargrave, lieut
Major Craig.
Frank Johuson.
Coley Ferrabee.
James Young.
Andrew Siier.
Nathaniel Cirr, liulenan" .
Edd Vv illingham.
Joe Williams.
Jams Stitts.
William Clarke.
Soar Stomach.
This is a mild form of indiges
tion. It is usually brought on
by eating- to rapidly or too much,
or food not suited to your diges
tive organs. If you will eat
slowly, masticate your food
thoroughly, eat but little meat
and none at all for supper, you
will more than likely avoid the
sour stomach without taking
any medicine whatever: When
you have a sour stomach, take
one of Chamberlain's Tablets to
aid digestion.
Negro Doctors and Dentists Meet Here.
The North Carolina Medi
cal, Pharmaceutical and
Dental Association held their
twenty-ninth annual session
in the chapei of Livinnstone
College yesterday and Today.
Quit1- an extensive and in
terestin& program was car
ried out. Tomorrow they
will have an outing at Sonta
river and in the evening
there will be a reception and
dance in Mowery!s Hall.
MANY LIKE THIS !N SALISBURY.
Similar Cases Being Published In Each hsue
The following 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, Salisburv,
says: "Several years ago I w:is
taken with a dull, heavy ache
across my back which took ihe
life and ambition out of me.
hen I bent over or tried to
lift anything I had to take hold
of a chair to set up. A sha rt
twinge would snoot tnrougn iav
back at such times. iV)y kid nevs
were weak and the secretiosi
were highly colored apd painful
in passage I was vised to
try Doan's Kidney PUls aud bo-j
gan using them. Doan's re
moved every sign of the trouble
and I have never had a return of
it "
Price 6oc at all dealers.
simply asir for a kidDey remedy
get Doan's Kidnev Pills-the
same that Mr Walton had. Pos
ter-Milburn Co., fc'fgrs, Buffalo.
The marriage of Miss Ortce
Vogler of Charlotte and WUl
N Earnhardt of Salisbury took
place at tbe borne ot the brides;
mot'hef , Mrs S C Vogler Thurs
day afternoon. They wiT make
their home in Salisbury resid
ing at the home of Messrs
Hanser on North Main Street
Miss Cora Dunn of Lynchburg
Va and W FDunn of - Spencer,
were married ia Washington
Tuesday, June 18th. They took
a trip to Atlantic City and will
reside in Spencer. .
The marriage of Miss Ger
trude Isabella, daughter of Mrs
C VVHavs, and Wm Lewis Wal
ton took pi sice in the Presbyter
ian church last Wednesday eve-
ping Rev W A Lambeth official
ing. They left for Atlantic
Guy.
Buy War Savings Stamps.
Rate of One Cent a Mile For Veterans' Deet-
inj
Tulsa, Okla, June 19Ass
suraoce of a railroad rate of
jue cent a mile with a 30day
'op over privilege for the re
uiion of confederate veterans
nptember.24, lias been given
Ui lector General McAdoo
cording to Gen. Nathan
l.-idford Forrest, in charge of
ie reunion anangements.
t f-.neral Fcrrest stated that
ir,ring privileges for sleep
gears available here will
iovid for at least 25,000
iiorsaLd 10,000 paiie of
i ny Mat kets will beprornN
(i for thd use of the veterans
Buy War Stamps.
v nsnever You Need a General Tonlo
Take Grove's.
The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless
kill Tonic is equally valuable as a
;eneral Tonic because it contains the
,?el! known tonic properties of QUININB
d2.& IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. 60 cents.
Watch Repairing,
Send your work by hand or by par
cel post to
R. L. BROWN,
Route 6. Salisbury, N. C.
5-J5 lOt pd
MoTUage Sale of aid.
Pursuant to the provisions contained in
a mortgage trust deed registered iu book No
40 at page 257, made By tf H Overca-h and
wife H. J Overcash, lor tbe protection and
benefit of the undersigned, on the 1st day of
March, 1911, default having been made in
the payment of fhis debt which said, mort
gage was given to secure, the undareigntd
will sell for cash; at the court house 5or,
ia Salisbury, N. C.f on the i
20th Day of July, 1918.
mx , Jie k;I!owiug property;
i tnte in At well township, adjoining the
lands of J. A. YViight et al Beginning at
a flake N 9 de. E. 3.10 chains to a stake;
tlipnre w. 2 3 chains It a stake; thence 8 87
Pi 16 70 diuin3 'o a piue knot ; thence N. 6
dejj fj 3"29 chains to a pine knot; thence St.
(let E2S0 c-lntins to a post oak, thence
Nvl deg E 27.92 chains to a stake; thence N
53 VV 12 chains to a st .ke; thence 8 24 deg
K 975 chains lo a stakp; thence S 62E9 75
chains to a stak; thence N 39 W 663 chains
to a stake; thence S 1 deg W 26 25 chains
to the beginning, containing 48 and acres
more or ices and known as the Riley place.
A lo another tract of and, being tbedow
er assigned to Sophia Overcash out -. of the
iatvJ.s nf her deceased husband (Solomon Ov
e-cash situated in Attvell towrship adjoin
,it:g tlie ij'nds of J A YV right et u contain
jatg 54; -creH, deeded by H A Overoagh to
?I.-Jf Overcafli at a cominisfioner's sal,
left rence h herely made 10 said ded for
fieaeripiion by meies and bounds said deed
i- recorded in the office of register of deeds
I'Mf Kiw.in county. N O , in deed book Ko.
8 1 at nage 'o 437. On the above ragn-
l tioapd two tract of land there is a prior
j mortgage exceeding $600 to A. A . VVal.
Iae, raortC'gee and trustee.
Al anetber lot bought from H H.
Leazer situated in the town of Enochville.
Besitioiiig at a Atoe (.'ashions corner, run
ning tlseuce witlj htircii lot 8 78 deg E ll
i . - .:i. ( i.i. is
l $ y,- ia Btafeeon old line: tdience
7S deyr V 14 noles t a take wde ftf xoad:
theucc 10 dvg E 8 pUi.' the befflnnjng.
(ml:iii;in 100 sj!iare f oUw oaore or jesfi.
For luck title e deed teeotxied i cdeed
book No 6Gp ige2l5
AIxo another trnct adjoining the lastsetv
tinned trict of land. Beginning at a Hick
ory, old corner of chuich lot; - hence El 80
chains o a stone; thence N 40 deg W 4J
chains to a ptone; llienca N 87J W 81 chains
to a Rta-.e; thence S 3 83 chains to the be
ginning, con'alning 3 acres more or less
i See dt-ed recorded in hook No 62 page 68,
I boo No 82 pge 70, book 83 page 434 and
Conreved by the said II H Overcash and
I wife lJ Overcash to satisfy the debt prb-
filed tor m said mortgage.
This Jutfe the 17h 1918.
DR HAWK WlTHZR. .
6 19 4i monjjset d tfoaiee.