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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-19

Ser @eiBe $. g. @bans unf
Die Gegerin Delaney Sing iino I'M
ter Der @nflage perbaftet, bie 9un-
oesgeiese be5iiglid Der SerItell1ne
BON Opium iibertreten gu boben.
3miidep unlerer Stoot unS
Brownsville 'beitebt iett an oe,
Iranlas Hob 8abn Elm bur9geben=
Der S6lafmagen : 9ienft. 9ie ourf=
gebenoen 8agen iino Dem 3uge, ser
abenos Inn 9 l1br % Min. bier OBJ
fabrt, angebangt.
Srgenoipo, i'm iiioli6en Seils
Der Staot, ioa Dienitog na9t cine
Srau ouf ibren Monn geldoiiell
unb i'm an Der &innlooe permunoet
baben. Die ShieBerei ioa ourh Ell,
men Srrtum peranlaBt iein. Die
Srau belt BEN Mann fir einer
ginbre6er.
Benin SuBbalipiel in grpat1
bra6 iid Der junge @arrp 9raibear.
0elien Slater BETTER oes 2oiopa So
tel it, ben Mrm.
Die Soutbern 8acific 8o6n il!
bon einem Hegerm1b6el &omena
Mngelina 8iGis allf $4,000 sho-
oenerias perflagt morben, neil ibr
8ater, als er als 8aiiagier ouf Ell
mem 3uge Der 8abn iif befan6.
DDn einem anoern @eger, nit Dem
er in Streit geraten NOR, erl6oiien
murbe.
- Or. 9errp 6. @idarbion tit 5rl-
rifgefebrt uno bat feline Graris I'M
Mppmann=@ ebGuoe mieoer aufge-
nommen.
@orausii6tli6 meroen iid pie
le Mitglieoer bes r8erar County
gops Corn Club" nm Die fir ,oas
6arpeit Subilee ausgeiesten 8reiie
beperben. 0ieielben beloufen iiG
auf $3.50. Mnmeloungen iinb an Gol
90. Madap, Chamber of Commerce
gu ri6ten.
SEER 81. Slnf uno SRI. Sod-
ter iino bon ibrer &eiie nod 9eutid-
lmo 5uriifgefebrt.
- Or. Mnsmitis Maperif ift nod
ieiner Office i'm 8eoea @ebauoe 5u-
riifgefebrt.
6err &ermann @egner aus
4arnes GitD i~tattete urls einen iebr
angenebmen 9eiub ab. Or befano
iid auf Der &eiie nod ct. 2ouis unS
Oanbiae.
Der Mapor bat &ierce 9.
Gbrilhm gum Mitglieo Der BERTHE
men Boli5ei ernanrlt. or miro, TO-
balo cine @afan5 eintritt, Captain
meroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-19

Wan1, Der Srou r1to ie6s &inoern,
muroe ollrG Die 6lommen aus benz
S6luf 9elpeft ltno fonnte mir NIT
Witbe ibr nadtes 2eben retten.
Sobn 8eal Sneao, Ser onge~
fla9t lit, al s. 8opce it. in ama-
rtno eri6oiien gu boben, lit Inn Ell
men Sabeas Corpus gefebl, ser i'm
gegen giirsi6oft III 5reibeit lest,
eingefommen.
2ebensmittel : &ommiiiar @b=
bot bot ben @ebrau6 bon Sabarin
BET Der Seritellung BON @emiiiefon-
leroeft berhpten.
Gin getptiier Sobn Mi1er lit
III Srieorihsburg tpegem ungeiebli=
der I11sibung Ser dr3tli6en Yraris
CUR 3oblung bon $100 unb elmer
Soft bon "a Sturtoen perltrteilt.
SSn Ser @egeno bon 9elton ntlb
Semple bat es iebr gut %eeregnet.
Sn Mnoerion gountp boben
Die So5ialilten &anoibaten fir aIe
Goufttndmter aufde1teut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-19
@iele berlaiien i6r 6einu.

Seoes Sabr peroen Sauienoe in
pielen Seilen oes 2anoes our6 SUI
item uno 2uneenleioen ge5nungen,
ibr Seim 81 berlaifen. Sic perloiisn
ibre 5reanoe uno ibr @ei9aft, Inn
ein anoeres &lima gu finoen. 9ies
tit foitlpielig uuo ungemiB. 9ber
allf giele bennben Ben bei1eren
@nspeg - namli9 Or. Sings Nefo
DISCOVERY uno furieren ii9 5u
Sauie. 8letbt inn1itten @urer
6reunoe uno nebmt oieie iidere
Weoi5in, Sic Sols= uno 2ungenlei-
ben i6neI pertreibt. sic lit ii6ere
Siiife BET Suiten grfaltung, @end-
6uiten un6 9uneenent5iiroung SOC
uno 81. 8robeflai6e fret. @aran=
tiert in alien Mpotbefen.
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s c a $.

&eute 1T Der engliibe 9ampfei
gBrinfburn" nit Der er1ten Cotton.
Iaorng, Die lie bon bort iiber Set
perihidt if, BON SPORT Mranias abge.
fabren. gr bot elftauienb 8allen an
goro. Sic iino nod 9iperpool be-
ftimmt.
Mus ben Counties 9alIas uns
ellis miro gemeloet, oaB bort ourd
Sturm, &egen uno SageI piel
Shaoen in ben gottonfeloern ange.
ridtet lit. Ser Shaoen ioG iib aui
&unberttauienbe belnufen. SnGaGas
Gountp iplrbe Defenders Die Sc
geno bon @ilmer beimgeiudt unf
in CHS gountp Die @egeno Dor
6erris. 4uh in Mc2ennan gounts
lit ourb unpetter biel Shaben on
eeridtet noroen, beionoers in Del
@egeno bon China Springs, flint
5ebn Weilen noroIih bon Waco.
Yaseual Sroaco r., Der So
ter bes observation-disclosures, uno bier
Sffi5iere oes 2esteren lino aIs Sc
fangene, unter 8eipadung oes Bum,
oes- Warihaas Matbems uno eines
Srupps aapanerie, III Marfa einge-
troffen. Ger oortige merifaniids
aoniul bot Die MnfIase gege iie
erbobem Die Heutralitatsaeiebe Ser
Ser. Staaten perleet 81 bqben.
SSn CORPUS gbrifti bat uber
cine ISOLDE lang sroBe aufreguno
tuegen Der bort aufgetretenen Oipbe,
ritis geberridt. @uf 8efebI Ser itao.
tiihen Sanitdtsbeboroe .puroen aGe
@anbeIbilber : Tbeater geldlo5lea
unb aiIe groBeren 8~eriammlunsen
perboten. Muh Der @~ottesbienlt muB-
te ~ausgeiest merba. Sect bat Die
8eboroe befannt MAIDEN laiien, oaB
ale @efabr elmer epidemic poriiber
uno oas 9erbot aufgeboben iei.
Sn Der N6be bon &arlingeil
puroe Der finf5ebnidbrige Spman
Cunningham burh cine 8etroIeum-
erploiion ihper perIest Die alte
@eldi1tel Der Singe bate aus Ell
ner Same Yetroleum ms Seuer gle
BEN molten, I'M es better bremen 5u
MAIDEN, Die Slamme mar in Die
Same geidlagen uno bate bic @r.
ploiion berbeigefibrt. @liiflifer
@eiie NOR Der Sunge 10 flug, in's
8aiier 5u iprineen uno Die Slam
men gu loihen. @r lit iebr ihlimm
siigeridtet, aber man bofff oof, i'm
am 2eben gu erbalten.
Sn 8Ianco lit elm unec-
mein entbuiiaitiihes v@oob 8oaos
Meeting" a~bgebolten, oas sur @riin-
oung elmer ySon antonio, 8lanco
uno Granite gelt @ooo @oaos Mi-
location" eefibrt uno angeblid cine
quite SanoitraBe BON bier nod 8lan-
co geiidert bat.
DaS @obnbalis bon v. 9.
guttler in Sabinal lit a~bgebrannt
Ste Samilie, ~beitebeno aus Dem
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Manner, bie Grfols ha6en

als 2eiter GROCER unternebmungen,
limb Mdnner bon GROCER gnergie.
grfolg beoingt b~eut5utage @eiuno-
belt. &ranfbeit beoeutet grfolgloli9-
felt. @s lit toriht fir einen Mann,
iii einem sebrohenen, fait lebloien
3uitanbe au bIeiben tpenn electric
gitters i'm in fIr5elter 8eit mieoer
auf fihere SiiBe bringt. r8ier Sla-
iden BADEN mir mebr gebolfen, als
ale Meoi5in, Die ih lie senommer
babe, nod i~abrelangem 2eioen an
&beumatismus, 2eber- uno Magen-
Itorungen uno angegriffenen 0ie-
rem; electric gitters peroanfe i6 es,
Dob i'd iett ipobl uno munter BIN,
idreibt Gbas. 9. MGen, SpIoania,
So. 8eriudt i'm. Mur SOC in alien
Ipotbefen.
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Der Resenders.
&oman bon Suomig Gang.
bofer.
(6ortlekuna.l


&alben @riffes priifte Sepp nod,
ben geflo6tenen @eioenrina, in
Dem oos Steuerruoer gu fiibren NOR,
oonn rfef er: Sol nrto iest fann's
losgebnl1 @r itieB Die i6peren Gdyu-
be bon ben nadtett SiBen, pafte
Die lange, eiierne aette, Die am
S6nabel oes Sbiffes befeitigt mar
n1o % idreien tie nun ale uui
nit einem meiten Sos mar
sepp in ben Gee seipruneem. gine
Gobe 8eae rauidte ii6er i'm pea,
aber er taudte idon mieoer atf urlo
laheno, NIT trtefenoem &opfe, itano
er pie angepfdblt i'm @aiier, oaS
ibm, 5miihen @eae unb @eae, fa1lml
liber Die Suite rei6te. Mit beioen
9onoen 5og er an Der Settle, fnir-
lheno glitt Der &nbn bonn ianoigea
ufer ln's @alier - nno oa erfann-
te man feline Ibiidt: er moate ben
Naben auf iolde @eile in ben of.
fenen See binausi6leppen, ga oas
Hnoer gegen ben geiteigerten @eI-
lenlhlag am ufer madtlos mar ur1o
Der Stmrm ben Naben INNER nieoer
platt an Die @anoe orifen muBte.
bepor nod Die @irfung oes &lloers
5ur @eltung fam. Nue riefen ibm
geifaa 5u, uno banri pieoer ihrien
iie Mir ourheinanoer: uSSefies! 81,
all, Maol! @as madit oennl @iIt
oenn narrii6!~
Sepp bate elm Yoltern I'M &abn
gebort, batte gefiibIt, pie iib Die
Settle itraff ge8oeen er marl6te
oas @eiidt, uno oa iab er oas MGoeI
i'm Shiffe iteben, idon NIT Dem
Huoer in Der San6.
uSafra! MaoIi" Itaunte ser
5ol5fne6t. a9u Hit aber cine
S6neioigel"
uno 3a5il erpiberte init bebenoer
Gimme: u@ern feiner g alirald
net but. id) bab's. oaB i1 bid
net allein fabren IaB!" Nun iaB iie
ldon nuf Der 9anf uno idob oas
Ruoer in ben @eibemring.
Sea alio, 30 fann's ia thinner feb
len, lpenn id Elm ioIden geiltano
babl~ ladte Sepp. uno als batte
er nun ooppelt ltriade, feline &raf
lno lneridrofenbeit 5u 5eigen, 10
idmang er Die efierne Settle iiber
Die Sbultern uro taudte feudeno
gegen Die raui9enoen @eaen an,
ben Naben S6ritt INN S1ritt btnS
ter iid beridleppeno, nobel inn Sd.
all nit frdfAgen @uoeridIagen gu
Silfe fam. uno INNER pieber mono-
te iie nit fliiftigem Slid oas @e-
ii6t nod Dem Burden, ser immcr
hdufiger inter ben @eIen per-
lbpano, unb Dem oas @aiier ifon
bis gum Solie reidte. llno cnolid
rief iie ibm in Gorge gu: n2aB gut
lein lest. uno fomm. iteie
emil"
gr nidte nit lei1em triefenoen
aopt mari oils bate er MIR auf Die
le Weabnung geipartet, Die Settle bon
It6, pafte ben Baden am &ano
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megte uno mel6en e~rniten unS
itrammenoen @inornd modte oos
@an5e! am Ibeno fatlo oann Dor
Dem S6lolie ser 3apfenitreib itatt,
an Dem ii6 1900 Muiifer beteilie-
ten uno UNI 1920 trat Der 4aiier
feline &eiie nod Der 'S6mei5 Oil.
@on5 8ilbelm H., immer tatig, inn
mel anf Ser &eiie! Berlin feierte
aber peiter uno 5pur bis 5ur belen
Morgen1tun6e. 81. s.
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Shlimme Gtnge limo pom meb-
reren iungen Wdohen uno 5rauen
in Dem Ero5eB oes o@laubensbei-
lers" Senrp 6. Sertle geeen oieien
dusgeiaet moroen. Die 3euginnen
Iteben i'm Sitter bon fiinf8ebn bis
neun5ebn Sobren. Sertle leuenet al
les, mas eegen i'm porgebruht lit.
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Hngebcte verIangt.
1.-THE HARVEST JUBILEE Asso.
CATION"

fpirb fir Die Seltiuode bonn 10. bis 81.
%(influiipe) Sftober aon5eiiionen iuie
folgt b%erfaufen: @etrdnfeltano (8arl
0teitaurn1t, 3eritanifdes Heitaurarlt,
Stdnoe fir Ganob. Sambur9er. Sop
corn, Sdallbuoen, nSoft Grinfs" unb
h~odflaiiige Renbeiten etc. Seriiegelte
@n9ebote itnb ein5ui6iden an Die oar
peit Subilee 4ffueiation, care Chamber
of Commerce, bor Dem 25. September.
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e1nr 6iltieeeit bis smfn 81. Ofteber.
Yr1mten>O Herte+
Gin porieblae al, aniere SremnSe.

On es nms nnmaslid it, aap Giiifte nnS Counties beg staates
onrdD He1enbe b:ar6etem at laRen, mmften mir amf anbere NPutel snr i'm.
ner eroReren Serbrehmms nneres @iates fmmen unS mir TS an bern
gnhdinf aeommen, aume6m6are Gramien fir meue g6pnnenteu, bic ms
engetbtdt Ueroea, aus5uieken.
&lr plamen nit Die Geranialhtng eines SoaenanHten apnhaes.m mi,
IT bel enahidlen 3utmnsem MbGd it, iunbern mir molten bnrd YussnhIuua
elmer lberaen SpmmiRun Jreiwiaise anperben, sic phne beiunSere gRS.
be nnO AnHrenshng hb cine Ne6eneinnabme at beridafkn tuanideu.
81 bteiem 3mede offereren mr fir ieben Sa6resabpnuenten einr
&pmmlfton oon 81, einem SDllar. 0as Nudenblatt Der .sre;e
Erene far Segas" fpfet So per Sahr. @esem Ginienbuna pon S1OO mer.
on mir ain oas Slatt M irsenb ene inns anfqeaebene gbreHe ihiden
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5, g6elman C Gun,

5, I6elman & Son, 3tS Giio-
@Iaino Str, Sabrifanten bon &e.
gent unb Sonnenidirmen. 8epara-
tur uno 0euiiber8ieben lit uniere
Spe5ialitdt. aud lleber5ieben BON
8usgp-S dirmeu. MItes Gel. 1898.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-19

6it IL Abpnnenten eine Grtra : yrinie pn $3.50 III gaat.
Sit Is 4bonnenten clue Grtta : yrdnnie DDn ss.75 III yaat,
Slit 70 gbonnenten cine grra ytdnlie pDn $500 III gaqr.
5ir y Abpnnenten eiR Grtra : yrdnlie pDn s6.25 1T gaar.
5it rmDr aS Is Abonntnten cine Gytra. yrdnie pon IS ID gaar.
5at tntbr as 80 AbDnnenten cine ~Grtraprdrie pun SIG ID yaar.
Ser @Oridlaa 1T einfad nuO peraanOi6 senns. User enen neueu
abonnenteS oer snr 3dt ndt eeer Ger vSreie greFen lit, de-.
mHnnt, foart1er1 $500, erbalt rep behalf oaupn einen Collar uuS idifr
ben anoeren Dollar NIT Der senanen NbreRe bs geaeaers elm. Muserbem
fsbt aer anb nod cine Grtra Nramie in amsfdt, falls Die 3ahl MN
sebn Abonnentea ooer oarnber erreidt urD. Siie Grra.gramie fen.
ben mir ben Sasn Seredhsten bon nnkrer Office aus Sireft.
Die bner semadte Dfferte lit fir SeOen I'M mdten ge6iete bes etas.
fs pften. Sober fann f6 oaran beteiigen. Sir 6ieten nur goarbreie
an, nal 9lS INNER ieinen Iert fat anD Sober bafar anidaffen nub fam-
Ten fam, mas ct aera6e brandt.
4ue, Die oon Sieier Offrte 0ebrand MAIDEN mnb nntsr5 SEN p6eu
sefelten gednenngen I6onncnten fir bic yJreie GreTe fir serasn fam.
nadn huoaen, fns sbeten, f6 nit ms nnpersasIid in gerbinSana ~
leeen, oamt mir ibnen etpase geuanidte a%nsfabrlidere ansfanft ertei.
len fpnnen. Die anhtuns gebt ben geneQern brett pum nuierer c.
tre 5n. Siee Gfferte fat nr Galnsfeit bis gum 81. Cftuber.
uTreif Yreiie fdr seras".
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1912-04-10
$I00 Reward, 100,

The readers of this paper will
be pleased to learn that there
is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure
IN all its stages, and that Is Ca
tarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is
the only positive cure now known
TO the medical fraternity. Ca
tarrh being 8 constitutional dis
esse, requires a constitutional
treatment, Halls Catarrh is
rs ken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and muouous sur
faces of the system, whereby de-
str ylng the foundation of the
disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the con-
stltntion ard assisting natr re in
doing its wprk The proprletors
have 80 much faith in its curative
p2wers that they offer One Hun
dred Dollars fer aly case that ii
fails to cure. Send for list o.
testimonials.
Address: F J. CHENEY& Co.,
Toledo. O.
Sold by Druggists. Use.
Take Halls Family Pills fo1
constipation,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1912-04-10

OIL Faiths diamond Friday even
ing. This is the second game and
1t was a tie. All are now looking
for the final game to come off,
which will perhaps lie at Crescent
commencement. The game Fri.
day wss IS t. 9 ii faver OF Faith.
Batters for Faith. Richie ard
Jones; Crescent, Fesparman and
Shoe.
L. A. Ritchie is IN Faith today.
H a children are going back with
him to spend Easter.
N. W. Shive. Of P um Branch.
S. c.. is as home over Roster.
L J. Shive and L N. jones think
Of going back With him.
The Aid and Missionary Society
of Shiloh Reformed Clutch, at
Faith, will havea pablo maet-
ing the second Sunday night in
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1912-04-10
DEATHS.

G. Il. Swink, for many years
proprietor Of o grocery store in
Salisbury and q member of a
number Of secret orders, died at
his home in the Southwark Of
Ss'lsbury Saturday evening. the
resul5 # tuberculosis. The fan,
eral was held from the Flrss
Meshodiss Church Sunday after
noon, Rev. Moore officiating
His remains were int rred in
Chestut Hill Cemetsry He was
81 yeers old, leaves O wife and six
children and many friends and
rslatlves to mourn their loss.
Mr. Swlnk carried considerable
insurance and vas al elterprising
citizen.
Julius Ludwick, one the
c%ounty's wealthiest and most
prominent citizens, a resident
Of the Tradingford neighbor-
hood, died at 5 o'clock this
morning, age 76 years. The
funeral will take place at Un~
ion r. L. church tomorrow.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1912-04-10
Sale Of Land TO Make Assets.

Under and by virtue Of an order of
tn Superior Court of Rowan County,
made in the %slecial proceedings en-
titled Floyd B Brown, Admir-. of Min
ME Leazer VS.. H. NJ. Leazer ct al, the
same being No. 1Oe upon the special
proceeding docket of said court, the
undersigned, Commissioner, will on
M nday, tbe 9th day of May, 1912
at the hour of II M, or as soon there
after as possible, at the residence of
the late Minnie M. Leazer in Atwell
7 wnship, Rowan county, offer for sale
to the highest bidder for cash the fol
loving tracts of land;
LIT. Beginning at a spanish oak,
Philip Overcash's liae; thence N 81
poles to a hickory =; thence E. 81 poles
to a red oak in Martin Boger's corner;
thence South SO poles to a stone ;
ti.ence N. 81 poles to the beginning,
containing 26 acres, more or less.
2rd. Adjoining the lands of Dewitt
Overcast, Adolphus Wallace, begin
nirg at d stake on Dewitt Overcash's
line; thence N. l deg. W. 100 feet to a
stake in said line, thence N. II deg.
W 200 feet to a stake, a new line
thence S. l deg, E 100 feet to a stone
thence S. II deg. E 200 feet to the be-
ginning. containing 10000 So, feet.
3rd. Also another lot, adjoining The
above lot, susanna Cashlon. and H. r
Plaster, beginning at a stone, VIM. A
Leazer's corner to the above lot
thence N. deg. W. 100 feet to a stake
thence N. II deg. W. 81 feet to a stone
thence S. l deg. E. 100 feet to a stone
on Cashiou's line; thence $. II deg, E
81 feet to the beginning, containing
5000 SO. feet, more or less.
This April 5the, 1912.
FL)YDB BROWN, commissioner
and admir-. Minnie NJ Leazer.
John L. kendleman, Attorney.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1912-04-10
Resale Of Valuable Town Lots and Farming
Lands.

Pursuant to a judgment and decree
OF the Superior Court of Rowan County
in the cause entitled "T. L. Thompson
and others VS.. Thomas Hellard ST.,
Floyd Thompson and others,' appoint
ing the undersigned commissioners to
sell the real estate of the late Jesse
Hellard for division and partition, and
ordering a second resale of certain lots
and lands, the undersigned will sell at
public auction at the Courthouse
door in the city of Salisbury, on
SATURDAY, MAY THE 4TH, 1912,
at II o'clock m, the following describ-
ed real estate:
FIRST: n tract of land fronting
on the Western Railroad, adjoining
the lands of j. H. Carson and others,
and containing between Is and 20
acres, and being the balance and resi-
due OF the tract of land fully described
by metes and bounds in deed register
ed in the Registers Office of Rowan
County in Book ia page 1872, to which
reference is hereby made for full
particulars. Bidding to begin on this
tract at Sl76.0O.
SECOND: Twenty six vacant lots
near the portion of Salisbury known
as Fulton Heights and being a part
and parcel of the r. A. Wheeler Ad-
dition, ard fully described by metes
and bounds on the map of R. A.
Wheeler registered in the Registers
otfice in book 104 page COZ to which
reference is hereby made. Said lots
are located as follows: Lots Nos 1, 2,
8, 4, 5 6, Z s, 9, 10, II. -, 10, IA Is,
and l6 in Block No. 8 of said man:
lots Nos. IL, II and 10 in block No,
OF said map; lots Nos. 8, 9, 10, II, IS
and IS in block "a If said map lot No.
20 in block No. 10 of said map. All of
said lots are 50 by $50 feet and are
very desirable for building purposes.
being ON aid neal the proposed street
car line exte: ding from @alisbury to
Concord. These lots will be sold as a
whole, and bidding will commence at
$1465. 20.
This April the End, 1912.
T. L. THOMPSON,
w. 7. WEATHERMAN,
A: H. Price, W. A. Bristol and R. Lee
Wright, attorneys.
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MARRIAGES..

Miss Winnie Johnston, daughter
of G. A. Johnston, a prominent
farmer Of the Grauite CURRY
neighborhood, and Junnu.s NJ
Lyerly, CT Granite Quarry, were
united in the bonds of matrimony
Sunday afternoon at the
parsonage of Ulion Luth-
eran Church, Rev. L. B. Sprach
or off ,iating. These are splendid
Young people and have tie bf st
wishes of a large circls Of friends
The marriage Of Mrs. Sarah E
Earnhardt ord John G. Coughen-
hour, Of Franklin Township, took
place at the home Of N. G. Eagle
Sunday evening, Rev. J. M. Nc
Kenzse officiating. Mr.. Coughen.
our is a promlnent farmer in his
neighborhood.
Miss Banlah May Jackson ard
Charlie Edgar Aldred vera mar-
ried Sunday evening at the resi-
dance of Rufus Troutmau who
lives near the city OH this new
Mocksvllle rood Tie CEREMONY
VS. performed by Rev. j. Nj.
Mckenzie.
The marriage If Miss Fiore,
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. So niue.
Bame, ard Zsb Morgan #
Morgan T. wnship, took place
at the homo of the Ir,de's
parents Monday mornil e
April 7th, Rev. " @. Buas
officiating Mr.. Morgan is ca
ployed in Salisbury and he an
his bride will make their home
here.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1912-04-10

April. An address by Rev. 6. W
Beck, of Crescent. Everybody
invited.
Charley Bost moved into Mr..
Yost's house March 23th.
81. G Farmer resigned his pc.
sition with the Faith Mercantile
Co. April 1s5.
There is q good home here il
Faith for some old, or middle
aged man to attend to ard work
in a big vegetable garden. Light
work and q steady job.
Tom H. Morgan has bought a
new buggy.
Rev. P. NJ. Trexler preached at
the Returned church Saturday
night and Sunday.
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why SCRATCH and SUFFER i?
ECZEMA CAN BE RELIEVED BY
SOOTHING APPLICATION.
Try This Remedy at Our Risk.

Try This Remedy at Our Risk.
Skin troubles are often the most
puSzling of all diseases, and physi-
clans have been at their wits end for
years to treat them successfully.
Meanwhile people scratch and suffer
untold torments.
We now have a remedy, Saxon
Salve, compounded for the two-fold
purpose Of healing the skin as soon
Is possible, and ,allaying at once the
agonizing itching.
1t is astonishing, even to us, to see
how this new skin remedy of ours
softens, soothes and heals the skin
In all sorts of eruptive disorders
such as eczema, BARRIERS itch, ring
worm and letter. The itching stops
In a few moments and the healing
process begins SO promptly that you
can e improvement in a few days.
Saxon Salve is guaranteed to sat
1sfy you in any case of skin trouble
OR you get your money back.
Smith Drug Co., Salisbury, N. G..
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soma fue white Leghorn chicken

soma fue white Leghorn chickens
Any one wishing such chickens
can get the eggs by calling on
him at Salem parsonage. His
price per setting is vesg reasona-
bic. Give him a call.
Mrs James Bo.le Is visiting
her father this week.
Miss Beulah Kluttz and her fe
low took a pleasure ride last Sun
day.
The Spring communion will be
held at old Salem the sec5ud Sur
day in April Services on Saturday
at 3, p. n. Sunday at II a. m.
Will Briggs will be married
Eastsr. Ed Sifford. S.
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G. Shaver
1913 South Main St.,
Salisbury, n, G.
SALEM CHURCH..

April 4-Farmets are very
much behind with their farm
work, too much rain.
This is the first week in April
and no cor planted yet.
Will Briggs has his new house
nearly completed he bought his
furniture AID g it ioto his h use.
Al he lacks is a house keeper.
Rev. O. W. Aderholdt, has