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LOCALS. .
Rv. Lee Starke, of e
York, Vf ho has been holdi a g
sach interestiug meetings at
Kannapolis, wjll begin a se
ries of evangelistic meetings
in the Methodist church here
Monday night, July 7th v j
The lisrht seen by our peo
ple Wednesday night in the
vicinity of Granite Quarry,
was the burning of a barn
and contents belonging to
Mrs.
d aught e
visiting
There
lawn part
home of
Hanna
given in
HC. - Cauble? and
of Gharlotte?; are
rs H. 1 H. ; Bobbins.
asai: delightful
at- the charming
r.;?ahd0MrsA! Mi
esterday evening,
nor of MrsK Han
a reaiaent oi
neighborhood.
set on fire by
beside a lot of
farm machin-
a horse were
Moses Safrit,
the St. Paul
The barn was
lightning and
feed stuff and
ery a cow and
burned.
Mrs. Smith, mother of Wil
liam Smith, died Friday and
the funeral was held from the
house Saturday, the inter
men t being in Green -Lawn
Cemetery.
Colonel Lucfcy's wagon
came very near running away
with his mule the other day
and lacked so little of turn
ing over that Lucky saw blue
streaks which he took for a
flok of black birds.
P. J. Kirk took the train
yesterday for the South. He
stopped at Kannapolis, got a
drink of water and returned
to China Grove.
The Rowan County Sunday
School Association will hold
its regular annual convention
with Mount Zion Reformed
Church, Rev. J H. Keller,
pastor, on August 21 and 22.
Last Saturday evening
when Miss Edna Brown and
Elmer Rickard were returns
ing from Corriher's Spring,
and were driving down Main
street, one side of the shafts
came loose. This frightened
the horse and it ran away.
The buggy was turned com
pletely over, and covered the
. occupants, but as the other
side of the shaf then broke
habqggyaknot dragged,
and no one was hurt, but
they don't care to repeat the
performance.
The singing class of orphans
from Oxf oid, who so delight
ed a select audience here last
Wednesday night were shown
every consideration by mem"
bers of the Masonic lodge
here. They wert served re
freshments, given an automo
bile ride and given a recep
tion. The receipts amounted
to over $30 and the lodge
gave them $10 more. The
children were delighted and
are always glad to come to
China Grove.
Guaranteed Eczema Remedy
The oonitant itohint;, burning
redness, iaah and disagreeable
effects of eczema, tetter, salt
rheam, itch, piles and irritating
kin eruptions can be readily
cored and the skin made clear
and smooth with Dr. Hobson'e
Kcsema Ointment. Mr. J. C
Kreland, of BatL, 111., says: 'I
had eczema twenty-five years and
bad tried everything. All failed.
When I found Dr. Hobion'e
Eoiema Ointment I found a cure."
This ointment is the formula of a
physician and has been in use for
years not an experiment. This
is why we guarantee it. All drug
gists, or by m&il. Price 50c.
Pfeiffer Chemical Co., Philadel
phia and St. Louis.
na's nieces
Esther Griham. - About fifty
guests werp present, ref resh
ments -were served and "with
the spacious lawn dotted with
lights a most Bn joyable even
ing was hail by all .whowere
so fortunamas to s be present.
Hoke Ramiiaur spent; last
Wednesdas ; End yesterday
here with 1 is parents, t
Miss Jei aie Patterson, . a
teacher in t ierptiblic schools
of Charlotte ,'ls spending her
vacation he e - with her moth
er. The Thursday ? Afternoon
Cliib held iit tegularo bi
weekly meeung at Mrs. W J.
Swink's y eaterda y afternoon
J. F. McGraw, of Moores
ville,- was: here Wednesday
visiting P. A. Sloop, Esq.
Kev. C. A. Brown will go
to Troutman Saturday, where
lie and Rev. B S . Brown, of
Landis, will install the ; Rev.
T. 0. Parker as pastor of the
Mifcses v Mary and j. Iredell pastorate -on Sunday
;were great
t h the hospitals
splendid 5 home.
invited guests
Misses Mary and
andJflm
whoSl!are
and Mrs.
Graham
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ana, as usual
ly pleased w
ty of this
Among the
present were
Esther
Millie Gra
ft nests of Mr
Hanna.
There will! be a, children's
day exercised ! Sunday nisrht
at the Methodist church.' An
interesting pi'og'ram'has oeen
arranged ahdubluilis
cordially invited to be pres
ent. .
Mrs. H. A. Fisperxnan has
bad a new roof put on her
dwelling. '
W. F. ElleMms built an
addition to his
Whitson $miiM&: High
Point, is visHingJfAipajents
here for a weefccri 0
Miss Maud Richardson vis
ited friends' iij Kannapolis
last aaturaas ai csunaay. ju
agreed to close for Friday,
July 4th. As Salisbury has
prepared quite an" entertain
ment for the day, all are in
vited to roup and enjoy the
occasion. -John
R. Brown and James
Correll are expecting to go to
the big re-union at Gettys
burg and then visit Washing
ton and Baltimore.
Rev R. A. Goodman, of the
Mont Amcena Seminary, Mt.
Pleasant, was here yesterday
soliciting pupilsfor the com
ing session of the seminary.
He was quite successful.
Apig belonging to W. A.
Corriher, of the Concordia
neighborhood, got hungry
fand left home. Mr. Corriher
is anxious to know what be
came of it: E. L, Cobble
would also feel relieved
should it return home.
at St. Michael's E. L. Church.
tsmi,; A. Ketchie spent Sun
'dty there with His family. He
is foreman - of a iSduthern
Railway construction force
and is constantly moving
About. At present he is lo
cated in South . Carolina .
'. J. . L. Sifferd, Esq., and
daughter, Miss Mary, are
taking some recreation at
Flat Swamp Springs, David-.
son County. x
Miss Edna? Brown nas ao
cepted a . position as teacher
in the graded ; school : at
Moor es ville during" the ses
sion of 1913 and, 1914.
:Mrs. C D. Watkins spent
yesterday in Salisbury visit
ing her mother. . ; --V,
. Mrs. m?bas. E. v Grover,
who has been visiting Rev.
and Mrs.1 W.' H. Riser, res
turned home last Friday.
Mr. and' Mrs. James Gra
ham and daughter, oL Hot
Springs, ; Ark.vr - and : , Rev .
Joseph Graham and.daughter,
of-Leesville, S. G.,are visit
ing at Mr. and Mrs. 'A. r M.
Hannahs. ' ;; '-: ' '
Misses ' Mary Bostian and
Edna Brown went . to Con
cord on business last Thurs
Best Laxative for the
Old men and women feel .the
-need of m laxativa more than
young folks, but it must -be safe
andJ harmless and ' one that will
not cause pain. " Dri King's New
Life Pills are especially, good for
the aged, for they act, promptly
and easily . Prioe 25o. Reoom
mended br all driteieiits. f Y-:
Louis H Asbury, 'an architect
of Charlotte, war here Wednesday
to make final arrangements for
the blue prints for Dr DeWitt 0
Swaringen's new brick drug store,
which he expeots to erect at once
on the site of his old building,
oorner of Main and Depot Streets,
which was recently destrowed by
fire. These plans are expected to
be ready by next week and then
bids from contractors will be in
order.
Ulcere and Skin Troubles
If you are suffering with any
old, running or fever sores, ulcers,
boils, eczema or other skin
troubles, get a box of Buoklen's
Arnica Salve and you will get re
lief promptly. Mrs Bruce Jones,
of Birmingham, Ala., suffered
from an ugly ulcer for nine
months and Bucklen's Arnica
Salve cured her in two weeks.
Will help you. Only 25c. Re
commended by all druggists.
Host Children Have Worms
Many mothers think their
ohildren are suffering from indi
gestion, headaohe, nervousness,
weakness, costiveness, whenthey
are victims of that most common
of all children's ailments worms.
Peevish, ill-tempered, fretful
children, who toss andrind their
teeth, with bad breath and colicky
pains, have all the symptoms of
having worms, and should be
given Kickapoo Worm Killer,
a pleasant candy lozenge, which
exnels worms regulates the bow
els, tones up the system, and
makes children well and happy.
Kickapoo Worm Killer iB guar
anteed. Air druggists, lor by
mail. Price 25o. Kickapoo In
dian Medioine Go., Philadelphia
and St. Louis. . V
f EeV Joseph A Graham, of Lee's
ville, 8 0 , who" ia here visiting
relatives hai: consented to preach
in Mark'rH. Lhuroh at ihe
reguta'r honr Sunday nigh t, in lieu
ot the pastorl Rev.- W. H. Riser.
Rev. Qrahun has a host of friends
here and they, will be glad of the
npportuoity to hear b.im preaoh.
-. According Jto " custom th' con
gregation of:? 8t. Mark's K. L
church "-bai' graoted their pastor,
Rev. W H Riser, a' vaoation. Rev.
Riser, will take; advantage of the
time at his disposal to spend two
weeks in South Carolina with his
mother. ' It ' is his intention to
leave Monday, v: , . ',"..'1
Oeifiess Cianot be fared
by local ; applications, as' they
Cannot reach'the diseased portion
of the ear.?. ; There is only , one
way to cure deafness, sjcd that is
by constitutional remedies. Deaf
ness is caused by an inflamed
condition of the mucous lining
of the Bustaobtan Tube When
this tube is inflamed you have a
rumbling sound of imperfect hear-
ing, ana wnen it is entirely closed,
Deafness is the result, and - unlesB
this inflammation can be taken
ont and this tube restored to its
normal condition, hearing will be
destroyed forever ; nine oases out
of ten are caused by Catarrh ,
which is nothing but an inflam
ed condition of the mucous sur
faces.;1'- .. . ; i
We will give Ooe Hundred Dol
lars for any case of Deafness
(caused by catarrh) that cannot
be oured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
Send f or circulars, free.
F.J CHENEY & CO.,
V;-Vt . Toledo, Ohio.
8old by Druggists, 75o.
iTrakatHairsiJamily Pills for
Constipation. '. -
Arthur Leona, son of W. M.
Beaver,- "died of menegitis s last
Tuesday morning' about 4 o'clock
at ; the " age of two years, two
months and twenty-two days, and
was buried the day following its
death, the services being conduct
ed by the x pastor,' Rev. ; C . A
Brown, in Lntherati Chapel B . L.
Church in the presence of a goodly
number of people, after whioh the
little body was tenderly laid to
rest in Green Lawn - Cemetery by
the side of its mother who-died
more than two years ago. May
the Lord "comfort the bereaved
ones. ..
CREAM
Separator
season is now j
here. Wli j lose
$10.00 per jear
' on a each cow,
when a separa
tor will savo
you this for
yo l. This i
not guess wf r
b n t actual
facts and figures.
A Separator is the only farm machine-that
you use every dav in
the year, not even excepting Sun
day. The Sharpes Tubular Separ
ator is the easiest runuiug, long
est life, the cleanest skimmer ai d
easiest to olean Separator cn the
the market today. Prices fro on
$40.00 up. These Separators and
a full line of Hardware including
Carter's White Lead and ready
mixed paints always on exhibit
at our store.
CHINA GROVE HDW. GO
Do foil Want Go od Teeth ?
GOLD CROWNs
$4.00
; .Bridge Work,
$4.00. Fillings
' in proportion ;
Set of teeth
PlitesmJ8ii8hrs
$4
$4
For Short
Time Only.;
Our Absolute Guarantee Goes with all Materials & work.
These prices would not be possible were it-not
for the extensive practice of our four large offices
Thousands of beautiful mouths in North Carolina
are living witnesses to the superiority of our - work
and easy methods. . "
Philadelphia Painless
UQi N. Main St.,
Salisbury Branch.
; 'Phone 763.
Lady Attendant.
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NEy DRUG STORE
A new drpg store has just been opened in the
Company Store Building on North Main
nas a big stocK pi -h ' -
Frash Dpus, Toilet Articles, Patent Cladicines,
Sundries, Cigars, Tobaccos,' etc.
has been received and will be sold at most reasonable
prices. Prescriptions a Specialty. 1 You are invited
to give us a portion of vour business. Wd guarantee
to please. Very respectfully,
Frieze Drug Co. Phone 29.
The attention of oar readers is
called to the ad. of the Ohina
Grove Hardware Go. in to-day'
issue of the Record. Also to V.
I Wallaoe & Sons page ad.
FARM
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Furniture Company
has a complete stock of Threshing Ma
chines, Gasoline Eugines, Pump3, Cream.
Separators, Buggies, Wagons, Hay Load
ers, Paints, Oils, etc. Barb wire and fence
wire and the most complete stock of
Hardware to be found in the State.
Salisbury Hardware
and Furniture Co.
J. O. White & Co.,
pi
8- v.-:.:.s-v,
jy i nmofiirm
D r All I llrLT
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Salisbury; N,; C. "
PURE
DRUGS
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There Js" as much difference in Drugs as in " . '
other. rticies of merchandise, but there i are ,
greater reasons why you should have the best
of drugs than of anything else. Life often
depends on the quality of the drugs you nse
My Quality Is ofhe
and Prescriptions filled at my store are given
the most careful attention You will make
no mistake, when in need of drugs by trading at
Detilp Smringen-s
The Drrfggist and Prescriptionst
Swaringen's Liver Pills are the Best 25 cents
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One Great Day of Pleasure and Wonder for- Every one.
Everything New!
Everything Wonderful!
Goast
Airtillery
Sham Siiffl
Demonstrating their Big, Rapid Fire Field Guns.
Big races by trotting and pacing horses. . Motorcy cle Races vs
time-Records. Automobile races, two big racing;
Baseball by two crack teams. Running races
of Rowan. County. Barbecue dinner all day. Everybody come
' SaUbury, Ni G., July 4th, 1913.. ;
by fast horses
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