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V :-. . .. :-V- i- ' i- '-'fr ,i. sn. ..- 7" -' i -i: -'-.i- 'if.s-.-i .; .-.-'.'.-' .-,-' !' - 'k, ?v- -r .;. r " -?? -i"-"'- ' ' ,4 a, n , you. Btmo.7$mm&$fej3mm ffi PRICE 75vOENTS $s s ii W fsmmmmm. i '' ail ia lift a e. sajii V. i- '1-- JE!;viii VJ 1 l:5-'i?-VS-- V i 1 J;TS. I -Si-mi V-p- ,p-' V I Vi- .l W I V .J U 1 ' . ';A-.T.c:,,i'--. LOCAL NEWS - AM 9 Mtt i V - L . ALL OF OURpjROEnS Mrs. 0. A. Brguand son Herman, ' visitefif her Bister, Mrs. hi. r. Juyerly, near Union E. L. (urcl six iniles east of Saue bnrylast Hatnrday and Sunday. v - A. G. Deal, who lives near the Fink Yost school house, has decided to dispose of his farming implements and move to town and to this end is advertising an auction sale to take place at his present residence next Thursday, December 18th. Mr. 'Deal will occupy a cottage on Franklin street . See the advertisement in ihis issue under the head, Christmas will be here before you know it, it will pay you. Rev. (. A. Brown has been very generously remembered by many of his parishioners during the hog killing sea son,, for which he and family are truly and sincerely grate fttl. viBlackwelder & Ritchie's tew brick store is nearintr: compeltion, but owing Vv to the delay , in receiving the door 8 and windows tney . will, not be able to occupy it for a; week or so. . ,: ' ' Prof. F. B. Brown, of Eq ochville, was in Salisbury on business yesterday. Rev and Mrs 0 A Brown visited atMr and Mrs J A WinecoiTs last Wednesday to participate in a big opossum dinner. The feast was a sumptuos one. Hampton S tire wait, now located .at Helena, Ark., ' is : expected to spend the holij days here with his f ather, Mj A. Stir e wait. . C. L. Dougherty, who is , in the habit of raising un Ofsually large hogs, killed one Tuesday that weighed 648 pounds " How's that Venus? Blackwelder & Ritchie have a change of advertise ment in this paper and are offering goods at low prices before mroving into their new store. Look it up. Holshouser & Dayvault, the enterprising general mer chants, have a change of ad vertisement in this paper. They ,are? fixing to have old Santa j Glaus about their place. Robert P. Stirewalt, who is prepairing to open a new res taurant, was inf .Salisbury yesterday purchasing sup plies. D. W. Bostian spent a few hours in Concord yesterday on business. Rev C A Brown will go to Crescent Sunday evening to preach a special sermon to the Jr O U A M, Crescent Coun cil, No 184. The services , will be held in Bethany Re formed chuich. H. H. Peacok has installed a shower bath in his barber shop, hot or cold. Miss , Fannie Rodgers, is visiting her grandfather, A. S, Correll at Land is. It is reported here that William Kirk went to Nor folk and joined your Uncle r- - r WT' mm-1 m ... cam s navy. m?. JkirK is a son of Mr. and Mr." and Mrs. P. J. Kirk. v W, B. Lasly, of Creed more, is expected to spend Sunday . here with his wife and TMr. und Mrs. J . A. Thorn. ritfeiCiietofPfllics. 'J .'0, M. Kimball; who hae been " i - ...... - . - , ' ' : ervt)g s chief cf polioe: Binoe Jalyth, reaigned Satarday even ing and J; H". Blackwelder' haa been eefed'te.d'' to aerve pat the qd expired terA. Mr Blackwel der has lerved the town "-in thia cpaoUy rbepre 'iii4':'ma;keBy':-m plebdfd clfioer. Aa the alder- men red aire the Qhief wear a uiiifbriri.ndrai:M waif,needitig'iolqtheiy,a be weot rtp to aaUab'ory jfeaterdajr afternoon and pnrohaied, mitable articles for the important dntiea to be performed. Na Changi Iff Boate 3 SiiiXjihib the town' hayegbikpi;'t ence to tne baiaoontinnanee ox rural No. 8, now; going ont froim this . plaoe and biing opetatM from Landia, the ; possibility 6f the change being 'made is taome- what remote. Bjf. a saiivaaa of the ronte 126 patrons signed a pe tition to have the .- route continue as at present. This is a large ma jority of thd patrona of the route aud it ia likely their wishes will decide the matter. The petition raa sent into Washington yeater day. . . rtie CluD Uet Wilb Mrs. E. E. Gray. The Thcg-sday Afternooa Club held one of its .-moat delightful meetings last Thursday afternoon, Pocetnber 4 h, wtth Mrs. E. B Gray at her home" on Main street, with the weathejr .as balmy and bright, aa that of springtime, firery member was present' at the meeting. The olnb was pleased to have with them at guest on this occasion. M re. W. S Priese. For more than au hour busy fing ers plied their needles oyer' the contents of: prdttr . work., bags.. The olnb then entered into a Very interesting congest. Mrs. R W. dtra received first prize and the n . r w r v a ooooy ieii so Mrs. mc Li rvnonie. The hostess, assisted by Mrs. R. W. Gray, served delisious refresh ments . The next regular meeting will be with Mrs, R. W Gray. , Constipation Poisons Yoa If you are constipated, your en tire system is poisoned by waste matter kept in the body, serious re- suits often follow. Use Dr. King's New Life Pills and you will soon get rid of constipation, headache and other troubles. 25o at drug gists or by mail. H. E Buokleu & Co., Philadelphia and St. Louie Rey. Browa to Preacb at Kinnapolis. At the request of the executive oommitte of the North Carolina Synod, Rev. C. A. Brown will take up the work at Kannapolis in connection with his regular work, with hope of effecting an organisation there, in the near fu ture.. There will bt preaohiog very .Sunday afternoon, the hour to be fixed later. This is a ten tative arrangement till a perma nent1 pastor can be secured, which it is heped, can be done after the next meeting of the North Caro lina Synod in May, next. California Woman Seriously Alarmed 4A sbcrt time ago 2 contracted a severe cold which settled on my lungs and caused me a gieat deal of annoyance. I would have bad coughing spells and my lungs were so sore aud inflamed I began to be seriouslv alarmed. A friend recommended Cham! erlain's Cough Remedy, saying she had used it for years. I bought a bot tie and it relieved my cough the first night, and in a week I was rid of the cold and soreness of my lungs," writes Mis Marie Gerber, Sawtel'e, Cal. For Sale by Frieze Drug 06. SOUTHERN BMLWAY Premier Carrier of tin Sootb, Offers Great ly Redpced Fares for tbe Christmas and New Year Hotldajs. For the Christmas and New Year holidays the Southern Rail way will sell roand-ttip tickets at ereatlv reduced fares. ' Dates of sale December 17th to 25th. De oember. 31st, 1013, and January 1st. 1914-with final return limit Ja-marv 6 -h, .1914. For further and detailed infor mation apply to any Southern Railway ticket'afent, er ; ;R H. DeBUtts, -ft.';, . "Div. Pass. Agt., K Oharlotte, N, 0. 4 , The mariageof Miss Katie Over oasb , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert OvercaBh, and Howard Tv Campbell, son; of , Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Campbell, too place At the parsonage of Mt. Mcriah Lhtheran Church last Saturday afternoon. Rev. 0. H. Pence officiating. At the same ' place and : duriDg the same afternoon , ' Rev. Pence, also marrif41Mis8 : B hel Smith , daughter of ;5 Mr. and- Mrs. E b . Smith, to JasV G, Anderson. Btfth QOuplet are residents of Enodhville neighborhood : 1 M County and John BamMdrjBf uoooora were unitea n weafooK, ft the home of . the groom, T Satur-J uay aitHruoop, Aev. vf. a, jd. xioia 0tby officiating"; THE FARM UFEWOOj. : ..''.'-- .' " " yfe-' Ail OjpwtBBltj Till Will Gerai , Bst Oisi. New is t&i Tin ti bi Bbs. - Since China Grove has set out to get a airm life school estab lished here it is v now op to. tier oitizeni to do heir best and that at ouoe, for if the prbjeot7 is to ucoeed quiok work - and ' personal work is necessary . It ii alright to get every dollar that can be obtained but too much faith need not be placed on outside " aid, it will likely-be disappointing. The sohool sought, as mention ed before is to be secured under what is known as the Guilford county act, an act under whioh any county meeting the require ments can secure inch a sohool. In this there is to be- no attempt to vote an inorease in taxes bnt the necessary funds, it is hoped, will be raised by oar patriotic and ijilfU-r4 needed is a tenaore farm within a mile of the sohool building, a room equipped for -instruction in domestic soienoe and one for agri cultural instruction and a dor mi tory that will meet the require ments of the county sohool board. When' these conditions are met the State will provide $1 250 and tbe county $1250 from the general sohool fund for the maintenance of the school This s?ema very simple and should be eisy of ac complishment. In this oonnec -tion it might be said that several other points are figuring on se curing this sohool and if China Grove allows the opportunity to pass it will be a permanent and irreparable loss. Now' is the time, stiike while the iron is hot. The Frieze Drag Co. The Frieze Drag Company which opened its doors for business here about the first of May has steadily increased its business untilNjaow, eevea montns irom that time, seems to be well founded aud des tined to be a- successful' business project. At first it was thought there was not room for more than w one successful drug store in our midst, but this seems to have been a mistake, for, by advertising and drawing on the business that was g3ing elsewhere a considerable volume of new busmes has been brought here that helps to build up the town and injures no one. ' Besides being a capable pharm acist Mr. Frieze, manager of the new firm, has proven to be a oleve and courteous gentleman and a good business man . The firm has a change of adver tisement in Thk Recjbd and in vites your patronage Croup and Cough Remedy Croup is a terrible disease, it at tacks children so suddenly . they are very apt to ohoke unless given the proper remedy at once. There is: nothing better in the world than Dr . King's New Discovery. .Lewis Chamberlain, of Manches ter, Ohio, writes about his chil dren : ' Sometimea in severe at tacks we were afaid they would die, but since we proved what a certain remedy Dr. King's Nfw Diicovery is. we have no fear We relv on it for croup coughs and colds." So can youl 50c. and A bottle should be in ever v home. At all druggists: fr. E. Bnoklen & Co., Philadelpn tad Si. Loaii. flOWA! COUtlTir LOCALS . MWendatofOapt- Richard am neirg-r srestea in Jo mor9. ns Hpspital , B alti- wine d to know he is improving, T. R '0 a Ipbpala em- ploye' pf)! -jachovia Loan and Trnati .WifitinVtnaVhite hea3t&kes. Sanatorium for treat oiHat)dwbparied upon faf ternbonfc f -:-';.y W.'Seohristi of High Point, State CooiloC; Jr . Q. U. A. M,,r ill insMtute i new council of the order' ' at i Riohfield '-to-morrow ,H v & - The case of W. F, Smith, ad- ministrator of John Smith, who was killed aometiiaft ajo by the expleaion ; of r some' dynamite at the Harris jgranita; quarries at Granite Quarry which was ap pealed to tlteSiate Supreme Court on a motionHreBlove ii to the federal court!, hit been returned for trial in the rBowan Superior Court;: '' -i 'ci- ' ',; J.' Allen Brown is kept at home withjiinws.j-A, -,-.: The Brotherhood of St. John's Lutheran' Chxiroll at their regnlar monthly meeting Wednesday night decided , to fhold - a banquent on Thursday night,' January 8th. Isaac, Ly erljr, p s plendid - citizen off- the Rjokwelf ' neighborhood, oelebrated his ,68rd birthday Wednesday when ;he invWd4 a humber of ' frWnds and gave a big dinner. r. How to Baakraptjthe Doctors. A prcminerrt cian sayss thin stookingaand thin soled shoes worn by women the doctors would probably be ; bankrupt.'' When yon contract a cold do not wait for it to develop into' pneumonia but treat it at once . Chamher lain's Cough Remedy is intended especially for coughs and colds, and has won a wide reputation by its cures of these .diseases. Ib is moit effectual and is pleasant and safe to take. f For Sale by Frieze Drug Co. T Yoorger Set fj-'ertilDed. Ou Saturday afternoon, Decem ber 7th,- from two until four o'olook, Miss Louise . Swink,: youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. S wink, entertained a num ber of her friends, ihi occasion being her tenth birthday,. Prompt ly at the appointed hoar the small guests began to arrive until the invited number of thirty-seven had assembled. . Each- persou Ihowed her, or his, love for the little hottessvby bringing a tcken in remembrance of the day. . The fact that apples "and candy were mingled with .the jolly games, played on the lawn, made the time pass too rapidly for Mrs. S wink to call a halt. But : more pleasure perhaps a waited, the young sooiety goers as .theyjftflled into the dining room. In the middle of. the table . was an immense white cake surmount' ed by ten lighted candles. Keen enjoyment was displayed among the children as little Miss Swink finally succeeded in extinguishing the candles after blowing twice After, eating cream and cake and playing for a little while longer the happy children wnt home declaring they had had "the best time. Dr. tlobson's Ointment Heals Itchy .Eczema. .' The constantly itching, burning sensation and other disagreeable forms of eczema, tetter, saltrheum and skin eruptions promptly cured by Dr. Hobson'a Eczema Oint ment. Gep. W. Fitoh, of Men- oota, in., says: "i puronasea a box of Dr. Hobson's Eczema Oint ment. Have had eczema evsr since the civil war, have been treated by many doctors, none have given the benefit that one box of Dr. Hobson's Eczema Ointment has." Every sufferer c should try it . We're so positive it will; help yoa we guarantee it or money retuna ed. At all druggists or by mail 50o. Pfeiffer Chemical Co., Phil HTixdxk Dhviir If At were not for tbe jadelphia and St. Louis. ? i With five thonsand milea of his Southern toitr yet antraversed. Barton W, Qurrte assistant editor of The Country Qantleman said yesterday that -already he - had been tremendoaily impritsed with the-, possibilities of eoohomio de velopment which the -South is of fering to - the ' world. Charlotte ObserveryS 'M:mf- -WB-f ''South igdoffering to the world," That sonuda'alout as appropriate is to say, "The sweet young lady was standing on the street corner waiting to be kissed. ' r Why in the name of our homdi and fnture welfare do we not v oursely es use these tremendous pbssibiHtieCor hold and guard thm clelW until we oan? ...It is the limit of idol hardiness to be- offering - our land and our wealth to all comers. ':. Of oourse let's develop, . bttF.r'do it ourselves . If we -have, sufficient material for t honsand, or ten thousand years, so muoh ttie better for US. To bu,r& a candle at both ends ii sheer -wantonness, and car not be Justified. Muob of what we call progress is merely another name for greed, graft and licen tiousness, and in the .end will sting like An adder . The prodigal son, Judas Iscarot and Benedict Arnold are conspicuous examples of stnh. a course: they satisfied their greed but suffered for it, as we may expect to do. ; . This is an era of conservation and the South needs, abov9 all . others, to put its preoepts into immediate 'pfacticei the sooner, the better. To preserve td ourselves and our . posterity is wisdom, to part with it, oven- at a fancy price, is foolishness. Let ut not' be drank because of roar bonnaiees natural stores and lose tbem in a period of iooiisn revelry or by short'lired ambitions. ; "r ,:: of an assay office we notice that Representative Doughton says "If there is half the gold in the mines that Mr. Newman says he has found I shall insist on the office going closer to the mines than Charlotte. It seems strange that notwithstand ing the national reputation' of Mr. Newman as a "mining ex pert," Representative Doughton would use the word "if." Why man, there ii a fountain at Gold Hill that spouts pure molten gold and it is shipped off in tank cars, whioh the modestry of Mr. New man forbade his mentioning. North Carolina day, Decem ber 19th, the children of the schools will be urged to con tr bate one cent each for a Knapp memo rial fund. The Record thinks it is wrong to thus subsidize the public schools as collection bu reaus for pet schemes of the State Beard of Education. Of course there are many worthy objf&ts deserving of consideration, but tbe schools should not be nied ai. an asset for the board in offise when ever it is desired to set afoot something it may wish. It is not a proper place for collections and is oontrary to Democratic preoe dnt and the maintenance of free inatituti ions. Walter George, 'who knows about as muoh real mining as a blue jay, has supplied the press with an otherjof his wonderons yarns of so called disoovery. Me is now so burdened with the gold ooziog out of the ground at the long since worked-out mines at Gold Hill, that he wants the Charlotte assay office re-established 4or his con venience. Great is our old friend Walter George. -Fit His Case Exactly 'When father was sick . about six years ago he read an advertise ment of Chamberlain a Tablets in the papers thst fit his case i; exact ly, writes Miss Margaret JOamp bell o Ft. amitn, Aric. "He pur chased a box of them and he has not been sick since. My sister had stomach trouble and was also ben efited by them." Z " f For Sale by Frieze Drug Co. Wilted to Buy Dry Pine Lumber See the China Grove Lumber Co. B. J. Bostian, Sec. and Treas, lieftablisbmw Y. P. SbIII Bimr.v Oct Satnrday afternoon of this week the Ycong People'i jQaild of a ' nrib t.'ciilM.,ur''-. .i t ii uii t wuuwu wiii ajave uu sale in the Hanna . building f near the .bank, a; nice lot of hand-made anioles Hiaitable for Christmas Every one is iuvlted to call and see these articles and help enoour age the youigpeople in their mi - stonary efiforti, by baying their fancy articles,! as (he prooeeds go into the Ghild treasury. Kemember taa.time (and 'place ana give tnem a cau. Uot.ir Giois VislU Suti Clit$. tyy .The primary and intermediate departments of tha China Grove High ?8ohooI '3ra; arranging to present Ca? splendid little entain- xnent for our p.op! e on the night of Pridayyt eibeif 19thV- It will tike placa id ;lha town hall and wilt be a var ieojoyble Wan ing V entertain menC ' . f: ; We wish to call attention to the act of the cjuoty commissioners in extending the time limit ot. build ing the . Salisbu ry . Railroad , from 191 to 1916, giving the company two more years in, whio& to trafel aroundrover the country anl at tempt to sell .bonds that were to be issued in cae thia road was boiit within a given tioe. -We raise the question as to the right of the commio'ners Jto 'ithuadfspolTt of ao important a.mattorAdn'e ! volving the expenditure cf sands ol- dollars 'of Ihtfl r : . money without agaib sut the matfefc to ?ittaac-Th),r-hockstert have had their fall c; portiinity, wttb -fuli; knowliedge of the limit set, and failed, eonse quently the people are rslisved of farther responsibility in the mat- tioularly so when its is absolutely absurd to expect a railroad to be completed, as stipulated in the time named. This scheme is : a graft, pure and simple, and our people should raise a protest, suf ficient to have this order recinded. Attention ia called to advertisement of J. L. Bo s tian, the furniture dealer. Mr. Boatiau has a. very nice line to select from. Henry Shoe, of the Mill Bridge neighborhood, ; has tnoved into the Henderson Miller residence on Franklin street. There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together, and until the ast few years was sup posed to be incurable. For a great many years aociors pronoancea is a lpcal disease and prescribed lo cal remedies, and by constantly falling to cure with local treat ment, pronounced it incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease, ' therefore, requires constitutional treatment Hairs Uatarrn Uure, manuiac tared by F. J. Cheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio, is the onl Consti tutional oure on the market. It u taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It aots direotly on the blood and mucout surfaoes of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for an f case it fails to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials. Address : F. J. Chxiobt & Co., Toledo, Ohio. 8old by all druggists, 75o. Take Hall's Family Pills for oonstipatioh in unariotte, i . "a-itirti. s v;. 1 1 4 o.n, vf cniiir d.h; .Z&zJh J'"-. A formolft, which was obtained from an Indian Doctor by an old gentleman In the year of 1872 when in the coal fields of West Virginia, when at that time Pneumonia was raging to such an extent that the doctors were losing patient after patient. - When this Indian doctor asked the permission to use his remely with the agreement that if he did not oure them he would not charge them one cent. This permission was granted on these terms. And he went to work, and tho result was that he eared ever case that the doctors had given up-tojlie$This old gentleman has -made and used this remedy in his community ever sfhee, curing nearly every one that- he got to before tha. vara tnn mur cm no to nan tfia RamaHv Thn nlrl gentleman getting too old todp much with it sold it to ' R. M. Leonard -in 1009, and he is the sole owner and manufacturer of this Great Remedy, and is now patting it on the market at a small cast for such a Bamady, as he feels that it will be a great blessing to the public to get sash a remedy a , this for the dreaded disease of pneumonia- Since patting this remedy on the market . we have have had many cores to o credit for Pneumonia, Group, Colda.Uore Throat, Sums, Old Soiss, etc- ;" j- -, st ; , ; :v:. Mrs. Emeline Corr jier, relict of the late Daniel . Corriher, died at her home ' near here Wednesdaj morning; from the p effects of a complication of diseases and old age. The foperal was held from Mt. Zion Reformed church yester day morning,' Rev. J .' H. tKeller officiating, and tjhe interment was Ui Green: Lawn- (JeUry v ikri Corriher was 86 years old and a splendid woman. t'. --J' . ' John 'Beaver, a . farmer ' , who lwed; near Rockwell, coffered a ,"; stroke ol; paralysis several days :" ago and died yesterday. The f uner- 1 al was held from Emanuel'iE. Ohnrch, of whioh he wai3 avfiaeni-; ber, this v morning, Rev. . Oh P. Fisher officiatingl The interment; f was in. the cemetery,-near the - choroh. Mr, ; Beaver was. 'fifty- a odd yean old and leaves vawifa I ' and a number of ; children.' .He ' was a good farmer and a'splendid :;. citizen.- ' :-' y,;.-f--":'' : Cared of liver CdnwpIIitit.li "I was suffering with liver dm-- " says Iva Smith of Point Blank, Texas, and decided to try a t5o. I ox of Chamberlain's :Tab letsi and am happy to .say ; that I sin .completely cured ; and can ominenft them" to every one.? "cr sale by Frieze Drug Co. i tiae of ' year to pay; apar- -3L.1S nere ana; we are noping it f:" ads will .be soVfic nsid- i. ,-:tu.-;tti 4s?theyi would ta?s c : izzz. thea nnder similar cifcsit:;ti-.cci Slot's geiquaie on -1 J5dpby ibie ; first Jit i the ' -v -t.; . Bier Carrier of t&t Sestli. t In order to give patrons an op portunity to visit Cuba during the :-' holidays Southern Bail way wiirsell round trip tickets for all trains on : Ssturday, Deceznbejr "?hi Havana, Cuba, with fit. al rstorn limit January 6th ,1914'. Fallowing fares will apply from stations named: ; Charlotte ............... . $44 60 Concord. ..... ... ... . . . . . 45 15 Statesville ........ ......... r 4&85 Hickory. . Vl , . , . ........ , 4$ 85 Salisbury . . . 45 85 Winston-Salem .. . . . .... v 46 80 High Point . . ... ...... ... . 46 20 (ireensboro. . . 46. 60 Route via Soatnern Railway to Jacksonville and thenoe via either Key West or Port Tampa r and boat. - . A rare opportunity t spend the holidays in Havana. ..." Pullman reservations should be made several days in advance by application to local agent, or R. H. Dk Butts, D. P. A., Charlotte, N.J 0. HEW LOT OF FURNITURE JUST ARRIVED AT J L. BOSTIAN'S FURHITURE STORE, f CHAMBER SUITS IROH BEDS FELT MATTRESSES DRUGGETS RUGSETC. PRICES WAY DOVlji. PREPARATION FOR PNEUMONIA. J ; i-., y$ . - ' V-'. 4 4 H: .V. m i v )
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