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Ecrcany cots Part of Black Sea Flaet.
London, July 1 The BoN
Bbeviki government has sur
rendered to Germany a part
of the Russian Black Sea
fleet which fled to Novo Ros
svsk when the Germans capN
teed Sebastapol, says an
official telegram f rom Moscow.
Other phips of the fleet were
blown up by their crews.
Germany has promised not
to use the warships and to
return them to Russia after
4 the conclusion of peace.
JVloscow, Sunday, June 22
Only one dread naught and
three destroyers of the Rus
eiau Black Sea fleet returned
to Sebastapol in compliance
with the German command,
the correspondent here is re
liably informed.
The ships blown up by their
crew were much larger than
those given over to Germany.
Utrned With Mr. Drake.
Recording the death of J. M.
Cross, an old time printer who
died in Ashebor recently, v the
Courier says Mr Cross learned to
set type" Tin the office of E B
Drake who published a weekly
in Asheboro about 60 years ago.
Mr. Drake afterwards came to
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Statesville, and published the
Iredell Express, ithe county's
first newsoaoer. The name of
the paper was changed to States
ville American after the Civi
War and was published unti
about 1885.
Brawn Reunion Association.
Many of our members and
friends may be wondering
what we are doing, or going
to do this year. We are glad
to Bay the association is etil
living, active and healthy.
At a recent meeting of the
executive committee the vita
parts of the worfc were con
sidered and continued, part?
and papers of great import
ance will be looked after and
records made of them. .
Owing t 4:be disturbed
condition of our country and
a demand for economy, it was
agreed to not have any pul
lie meeting this year, but the
committees, l'st bearrrs, etc.
remain in office and are in
structed to continue their
work with the same energy ae
before, and be prepared to
make surprisingly favorable
reports when we can meet
again. We are now looking
forward to that time with
joyful anticipation. We wil
always need some money- to
bear the working expenses as
thev come ud. hence our
P i m
treasury should never be al
lowed to get empty. Solicit,
collect and turn it over to the
trea8uer, Nathan Brown.
R L Brown, vice president
Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic
destroys the malarial germs which are transmitted
lo the blood by the Malaria Mosquito. Price 60c.
American Troops Landed in Italy.
Washine-ton. June 29. The
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first American troops landed in
Italy yesterday. Gen. March,
chief of staff, announced today.
They are not the force sent by
Gen. Pershing- but consists o
units shipped from this country.
The troops consist . largely o
sanitary units, but includes other
special organizations, Gen
March exolained. On the
whole,! however, it is made o
non-combatant units. Combat
ant troops will be sent by Gen
Pershinc as previously an-
, a a "
nounced.
No Worms in a Healthy Child
All children troubled with worms have an un
healthy color, which indicates poor bloody and as a
role, there is more or less stomach disturbance.
GXOVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC given regularly
for two or three weeks will enrich the blood, im
prove the digestion, and act as a General Strength
ttmfTonicrto the whole system. Nature will then
throw off or dispel the worms, and the Child will be
la perfect ne&lth. Pleasant to tale. BUc per bottle.
hamberlaifl's Tablets.
These tablets areiiutended-es-
pecially for stomach troubles.
biliousness arkJ constipation. If
you have any trouble of. . this sort j
give them a trial and realizes for
yourself what a first class medi
cine will do for you. They only
cost a quarter.
Military Training at the University.
Chapel Hill, N. G , June The
War Department has just desig
nated the University of North
Carolina as a Reserve Officers'
Trrining- Corps, the order to
take effect with the opening- of
the collegiate year in September
Lieutenant Colonel G. W. S.
Stevens will be the commandant
in charsre. Captain J. Stuart
Allen and Mr J V Whitfield will
also be back next fall to help in-
stiuct in military training-..
Under the provision of this new
classification, students at the
University taking- the full mili-j
tary course will be eligible to ap
pointment as commissioned offi
cers in the army, students
taking- the full course will re
ceive compensation during- their
senior year. Thus, the merited i
military recognition which
friends of the University have
long- looked for, has finally been
secured.
STOMACH TROUBLE
Mr. Marion Holcomb, of Nancy, Ky., says: "For quite
a long while I suffered with stomach trouble. I would
have pains and a heavy feeling after my meals, a most
disagreeable taste in my mouth. If I ate anything with
butter, oil or grease, I would spit it up. I began to have
regular sick headache. I had used pills and tablets, but
after a course of these, I would be constipated. It just
seemed to tear my stomach all up. I found they were
no good at all for my trouble. I heard
THEDFGRD'S
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recommended very highly, so began to use it. : It cured
me. I keep it in the house all the time. It is the best
liver medicine made. I do not have sick headache or
stomach trouble any more." Black-Draught acts on
the jaded liver and helps it to do its important work of
throwing out waste materials and poisons from the sys
tem. This medicine should be in every household for
use in time of need. Get a package today. If you feel
sluggish, take a dose tonight You will feel fresh to
morrow. Price 25c a package. All druggists.
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Get Ready for Canning and Drying. '
Raleigh, N, C, June 30.- It is
of vital importance that every
housekeeper in North Carolina
begin to lay plans now for canning-
or drying- all of the surplus
perishable products which are
produced in the war ! gardens this
year.
The importance ot this can
not be urged to strongly, and.
as long- as the supply lasts, eyery
housewife may obtain, free of
charge, a copy of extension cir
cular 11 on canning and preserv
ing with 4H receipes, and exten
sion circular, 50 on drying of
frui:s and vegetables for home
consumption. These may be bad
upon application to the Agricul
tural Extension Service at-Ral-N.
C ,.and should be in the
home of every housewife in the
State.
The Ladies Will Give a Fourth of July Dinner
on Crego Lawn.
The ladies who are getting
up the dinner o be served on
the Fourth of July have dtS
cided to give the same on the
beautiful ly shaded Crego:
lawn. It bad been announc
ed to take place on the court'
house lawn but the place has
been changed. All interested
wil) please note the change of
place. .
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simmering elaborate or sfonple cooking- &&r$.
be done perfectly with a New PerfectionOjl
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3,000000 American women use the New Perfecti ;
and escape the daily drudgery of coal hod and
pan, soot and kindling. They have gas stove cct"
venience at kerosene cost a stove that lights; J t: .
the touch of a match can be regulated aq,cur ctjy
that turns-all its fuel into usable, odorless herft
that applies all the heat directly to the cookif;
utensil that uses an inexpensive, always availala
fuel that saves coal for the nation.
Why don't you cook in a cool kitchen? g - l
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II Mortwge Sale dl .iuL .
Pursuant, to the provisions contained in
a nf&rtgage t rest deed registered iu book No
40 at page 257, made by H H Overcah :tni
wife 1L J Overcash, for the protection aiid
benlfitlof tbe undersigned, on the 1st day of
Mafclij 1911, default. having been made' in
the pig ment of this debt which said mort
gage was given to secure 1'ie under.-igiiid
will at 1 1 for cash; at the court house door,
in Salisbury, N. C, on the
20th Day of July, 1918.
nei',, the hallowing properly:
' Hiuule in Atweli township, adjoining the
lands of J. A. VVtighl el a I Beginniu: at
u st.ke N ;9 deg. E. 3.10 chains to a stake;
whence S. 2 '6 chains t a slake; thence 8 87
K. 1.6.70 ciiiitns "o'a pine knot ; thence N. 5
deg LI 329 chains to a nine knot; thence .N.
Ul) Wet H 2SU : chains to a posi oak, thence
i 1 dtfg E 27.9-1 chaii a to a stake; thence JN
53-V 12 chains to a stike: thence 4 24 deg
KL75 chains to a st ik; inence S 62 E 9 75
'chiiitiH to a:8tak; thence N 39 W 663 chains
16 ft lake: thence S 1 oex W 26 25 chains
to the-beginning. containing 48 and acres-
mdte or less and known as the Kiley place.
Also another tract of audi berrSg1 the dow
er-assigoed to Sophia Overcash out of the
fa f ds of her deceased husband Solomon Ov
erfish situated in Atwell towrship adjoin
ing 'the lands of J A U right et al contain
ing 54 teres, deeded by H A Overcaeh to
ti iV. Overcash at a coniniissior.er'8 salt,
reference is hereby' made to said" ded for
description by metes and bounds said deed
is Recorded in the ofhee ot register of deeds
foK Rowan county. N U , in deed book ro.
8 1 -ill page No 437. On the above men
tioned two tracts ot land there is a prior
mortgage no', exceeding $600 to A. A. Wal.
laee. mortgagee and ttustee.
Also another lot bought from H; a.
Leazer situated in the town of Enochville.
Beginning at a stone Cushions cut ni-i'. i mi
ning Uiente with cli inli lotS 8 deg Iv 11
poles to a stake; thence with Overcash's line
r ,o poles to a stake on old line: thence
78 deg VV 14 poles to a stake side of road;
tlfeuce S'lO deg E 8 poles to the beginning.
Gotitainm" 100 souare r oles more or less
-'Kr hack title'see, deed recorded in deed
jbeok lsTo .66 page 215
feAlso another tract adjoining the last raen-
pined tract of land. Beginning at a Hicb-
Miv, old. corner of chuich lot; 'hence El 80
Sllin! to slone; thence N 40 deg W 4i
Jfihfiins lo a slotit; thence N 87 W 8J chains
'4.sta i j thence b 3 83 chains to the be
sC'i'Jng, ci)ii'aining 04 ;rcres more or less
peeyevo recoioeu in oook io 02 page 00.
fooo bz page tQ, book 83 page 434 a no
GtCSiveyed liy th.e said H II Overcash fm!
iptkl .J O ercasl) to satisfy the debt pio
ESUItSiffor in said mortgage.
If Thh JHtie the 17ih 1918.
mortgagee 1 nd trustee
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Ox)ke was a great financier in his time.
You will need an accumulation of money
sooner or later. You may want to buy a home, or
make a profitable investment, or go to college, or save
the life of a loved one stricken with disease. .
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and the independence of ready funds.
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