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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-20
Sale Of Valuable Real EStala,

Pursuant to the terms Of a certain MORT
gage Deed OF Trust executed by Esther
Alexander to the undersigned trustee on
October 9, 1915, and recorded in the office
the Register of Deeds for Rowan county,
in Book Of Mortgages No. 81, page 2l1,
default having been made il the aymer
# the Indebtedness therein secured, aIi
at the r, quest Of the holder of the note
therein secured, the undersigned trustee will
expose for sale at public anttiot3 for cash al
the court house door in the city of Sails
bury, N. c., on
Saturday, October 21st, 1916,
at the hour of twelve NJ, the following de-
scribed real estate: Beginning at an iron
stake, Abe Torrence's corner On Phillips
line; 1uss thence South So degrees East
4 20 chains TO a stone, ToIrence's corner;
thence South 81 degrees West q SO claims
to an iron stake, Torrence's corner on &. G
Ritchte's line; thence sc1th ~ DEGREES
East I. 15 chains to II stone. 9. G. Rite HES
corner near the meadow; thence North 81
degrees East 1850 chains to i stone, SUM
ner conner on Richie liIe; thence Nurth
AZ degrees West 8 chains to a stone, Porter
corner; thence South 42 degrees West $40
chal S to the beginning, Continuing eight
and one-half (S3) aires, aud beng a por-
ton of the land described in the first srect
and deed recorded in book 70, page 536, in
the Office Of the Register of Deeds of Rowan
county, to which reference is bereby made.
This the 18th day Of September, 1916.
900 JOHN l.. R~ENDLEMAN, trustee.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-20
pickett III Speak In Lexington Oct 3rd.

LtAjr gton, Sept 13.-David'
SOB Democrats are iiarpy, for
Beckett has just sent word
that he will be here on o.
.touer Ard and viii speak in
L-x:..;,uu. With Beckett,
Ha:GAtr R%utinscn, Finley.
l. cthart, alter Murphy
al. OTHERS rchtduled and Bot
elena in prospect it looks
like real campaign fol
Davidson The X republicans
are k',ny 10 have some s. eak'
ers, TO III nave not yet fin
lstiad their schedules.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-20
Five Years for Will Jordan.

The September term of Rowan
Superior court adjourned Tuesday
after being in session only two
days. Only Jail cases were taken
up, all cases in which defendants
we're under bond being continued
and the civil term was abandon.
ed, This step was taken on &C
count of the illness of Judge
Frank Carter, who was presiding,
Judge Carter came here against
the protests OF his physician and
after %disposing of those cases
where defendants were imprison-
ed gave up the work and left for
Norfolk, Va, to recuperate. He
will hold court at Charlotte on
september 18th.
The case against Will Jordan,
colored, who was on trial, charg-
cd with the murder of Newton
McCracken, also colored, having
shot him on a passenger train
just this side of the river in June,
was found guilty OF manslaughte1
with recommendation for mercy
He was sentenced to five years or
the county roads.
Frank Brady, the white man.
who has been acquitted of abduc-
ton, but who plead guilty Of
fornication and adultery, wa:
given Is months on the county
roads Brady is a one legged
man.
5. w. Price who was on tria
in a liquor and gambling case
was acquitted.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-20
Sale Of Valuable ttsl As'ate

Pursuant 10 an order made BY J. Fank
Nc uhbins, clerk, IN the s~leci,.l proce dr.
entitled Frank h. Brown VS. H3nian-f
Gay, pending in the Supe. G 1rt Of 20
wan county the same helm peal proceed
ing No go, tte undersicl Z CO nniHsior =
will expose co. sale ii p g auction ter
Tor cash $: the cart housz .'a = in Sail
ouy,N c., on
Saturday. 0ctot,- 1sr, 1oio,
al the h,.,r OF tweIve n H. loIIowii
described real estate: Stu Tax !, Cis yeIai d.
township and described as ,ol!. rs. scn
ming at / stake Ben Kerr 1ineI; -.feH"e
north 16 degrees ea7' (. Is O al stoas ke;
thence south - fegrees moth 3G 4i"r
10 a stake; thence south 1i.5 ,;re>e We
6.46 chains to 3 stake; fire ror'i -
degrees west 6.F3 chains to he beg .-~.
containing three Ind n b'l' 33l =.
more or ieaa.
This the 18th gay o'9: Go. 1910
@20 1o1r L AZ: DLLMA- ~. 1-r
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-20
Do You Know That.

One million two hundred
thousand Americans die zach
year, ii is estitr ated!
Heart disease, pneumonia
and tuberculosis cause more
thar. 30 per cent. of dealhs
Sickness lows earning
capaclIy!
he U s. Public Health
Serv;lt is the nations frs,
iiue Of d Tense against disease
D;slus IL ILL., nation's great
est BURDEN!
zuu:;gilt and sanitation
not .ihs and satiDs, make
better babies?
Low wages fav + high dis
ease rates!
A fem*I4 fly lays ar aver
age q - eggs at a time!
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-20
Inc EReanpmsnt Adjourned. Concord CON-
pany Wins H0Rors.

The Uniform Rank, Woodmen
OF the World of North and South
Carolina, who were encamped
here last week at the fair grounds
ADJOURNED and returned to their
homes Saturday morning.
1.-THE competitive drills were
held IN the Camp Friday after
noon and the teams participated
therein The Concord Compar Y
Won the blue ribbon and, as an
award, will be sent to Detroit,
Mich, next year. This company
has won trophies on previous oc-
casions.
The boys were recipients of
numerous attentions and it is
hoped that they all enjoyed being
IN Salisbury as much as Sails
bury enjoyed having them.
Of the three classes entering
the contest Concord won class A
and Anderson, s. C. and High
Point, N. c., won positions OF
class B and c, and it is also ur-
derstood they too will go to the
national encanpment. Concord,
N. o., and Anderson, S. c., will
endeavor 10 secure the encamp-
ment of this district next year.
The companies winning the
prize money of $4,000 in gold
donated by the Chamber Of Com
merce were as follows:
Co. 4, 9th regiment, Capt j..
l. Jones, Concord, N. c $500.
Co. K, 9th Regiment, Capt. II.
W. Kay, Anderson S. c SIS 10.
Go. E. l5vth Regiment, Capt
L. l.. Davis, High Point. N. G.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-20
80 PRISONERS IN CHIHUAHUA SHOT.
villa Chief Of Staff and Colonel Among Num-
Der Executed by Government Troops.

chihuahua City, Sept. 49,
Forces of Government soldiers
have been detailed to bring order
out Of the c5eos, created by
Villas Hidalgo day attack upon
the State Capital Several hum
dred bodies of men and animals
have been removed from the
streets and buried outside the
city. Buildings which suffered
from gun fire are being dyna
mited. Scores of workn1en are
engaged in restoring the citys
telephone and telegra phic COM
munication
Eighty prisoners taken in the
engagement have been executed
These include NJ Choas formerly
| Villas chief of staff. and Mari
ano Tames, who as d colonel in
Juarez recently attempted I'm
successfully to induce the garri-
sou there 10 revolt.
The Federal and municipal
palaces suffered most heavily in
the engagement, huge trees in
the plaza Hidalgo being literally
stripped OF their limbs by the
steady stream of lead poured
through them. The bandits
rode their horses into the palaces
and tore from their hangings
costly tapestries paintings and
mirrors. Furniture was broken
into splinters and doors pulled
from their hinges.
Prisoners taken in the engage
ment said that they were led by
Villa, Martin Lopez and sub
chiefs, Unribe, Tdrango, Murga
and Padilla. and that all but
Villa participated actively in the
fighting.
Numbers of residents of Chi
hauhau City have been ar1eeted,
charged with completely IN Villas
attack. while martial law has
been proclaimed throughout the
State. This action followed the
discovery that during the attack
numbers of residents, among
them amuestied revolutionists,
had been sniping from their
windows and that others had
provided information to the ban
dts.
General Jacinto Trevinto also
issued orders that any other than
the military on the. streets after
10 o'clock at night shall be shot.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-20
ed. Sanders, a hegfo, Drowned.

Saturday morning, as G C Nor.
man and several other negroes
were fishing in Grant Creek,
north OF the fair grounds, they
discovered the remains of Ed.
Sanders floating in the water.
Sanders, who, it is said, was to
some extent mentally unbalanced
had been missing since Septem-
Der oth and, it is thought, fell
in and WAS drowned. Coroner
Summersett being notified of the
find summoned jury and after
learning the facts, decided he
had come to his death by accid-
entail drowning. The body was
partly decomposed.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-20
Spencer Schools Open.

The Spencer graded school
opened Monday with a large at
tendance atd Others to come in.
Prof. V L W1aut, the superin-
tendent, members of the school
board and others made short talks
in the interest Of fuflher improve
ments. n number of ley teach
ers have been added to the faculty
this year aud the school is larger
than ever before.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-20
tn4RRIACES

Miss Pearl Hodges, daughter OF
the late Mr. and Mrs James
Hodges. who has been working
at the telephone Office for several
years, and Joseph Frick, a native
of Germany now residing here
were married Sunday evening,
Rev M M Kinard performing the
ceremony.
The wedding of Miss Katherine
Lucille Long of Spencer and
Charlie G Paul of Washington,
D. G., took place at the home of
the bride Monday evening Rev
Z A q Thomas of the First Bap-
fist church Salisbury, Officiating.
DIR. W. B. Meares, son of w. B.
Meares of Linwood, and Miss
Helene Loving Thomas vera
married at the home of the bride
at Farmville. Va, Saturday. DR..
Meares is resident physician in
the Ancon government hospital,
Panama, to which place he and
bride will return about November
LIST.
The marriage Of Miss Temple
Causey, aged u, and Thomas
clark, aged A, took place at the
residence of Mrs. Jennie Bostian
i'll East Salisbury, Tuesday eve
ming September 18th, Rev. q w
Wick performing the ceremony.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-20
Forecast for September.

From 4 to IL, fair, some stormy
west and south, and cool.
From II to 19, changeable and
nttd, with threatenings along,
some clear and cool.
From 10 to II, frequent show
crs along, and cool.
From II to Oct. 4th, cool
showers and colder from Pacific
ctorr1s northwest.
September shows fairly good
weather here only. Some cool,
feeling frost at last of mouth
Storms mostly southwest an6
east. HENRY REID,
Rs. Box 167, Salisbury, N, G
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-20

l. ~, aio 4aitU III Cons
st :. .u,,!t ,iilyaEa e.
cation. British cdVa{ry de-
tacl 49,. endta to
a VANCE last from the Suez
q anal ani an attempted by
the British to attack in tie
E'elahie 81 ctor Of Mesopota>
mia wtfc rrpt:sc by the
Turks whlle On ll,v Caucasus
f;ont OH the Fight ana lett
w.ugs Turkish. fore, s are de,
claled to have d:iven back
The Russians.
All Of Germany's ports in
East Africa now are in the
hands of the British, Lindi
and Mikindani having been
evacuated. In addition, tt =
Germans have been driven
from the Ulugun Hills and
a junction has been effected
by the British troops near
Kishaki.
The ltaliaus are still hold
ing their newly>acquired
position on the Carro front
Notwithstanding vigorous at
tacks by tho Austrians, which
were preceded by heavy bom>
bard dine
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-20

Brown Walker, aged 70, a we'll
known negro resident of the
northern suburbs of the city, died
Sunday morning. Brown had
some good traits of character.
The infant of Mr. and Mrs
Frank Jordan died at their home
IN Locke township last Thursday
AFTERNOON and the funeral and
1nterment took place at st. Mark
Lutheran church Friday after
noon.
Henry Brooks aged IS years,
died at his home lear the Kesier
mill early Friday morning. The
funeral was held from the resi-
denre Saturday morning and the
remains we're taken to Chapel
church, Davidson county, for in
terment. The funeral was cor -
Quoted by Rev Z w Wick of Park
Avenue Methodist church. The
deceased was a Confederate veter-
an and leaves two daughters and
one son.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-20
President W..sOa Attends Sisters Funeral.

Columbia, S, c.. Sept. 49,
President Wilson who came here
today for the funeral of his only
sister, Mrs. Anne E. Howe, left
at OILS o'clock for the Summer
White House at Long Branch,
n. J. He will arrive at West
End, n. j., shortly after 2 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon and go. by
automobile to Shadow Lawn.
After participating in the
funeral of Mrs. Howe, the 1resi'
dent this afternoon took an auto.
mobile ride around Columbia
visiting relatives and the place
where he spent some of his boy
hood days. He was accompanied
bv Mrs. Wilson, Miss Margaret
Wilson and DR.. c. II. Grayscn
the White House physician.
When the Presidents specia
train pulled out late this after
noon several thousand person:
througed the railroad station an(
stood silently with barred heads
The President bowed quietly.
Or his ride the President visit
ed Mrs. James Woodrow, an aun.
who welcomed him as "Tommy'
and remarked to Mrs. Wilson:
"Since he took to writing book:
he calls himself Woodrow"
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-20

many editors will rot see it
we urge every cotton growing
reader to send in to his news
paper.
The fight for fair prices
cannot be defeated by such
knavery. Conditions now
are such that farmers should
get back the millions tbey
lost two years ago and every
farmer should help in this
crusade. So sayeth the Pro-
gressive Farmer.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-20
Vice Prasiasn. kafshs'i Accepts.

Indianapolis. Sept. IA
Thomas K MARSHALL formally
accepted the Democratic
renomination from the vice
pre- :idency hele tonight, not
for a>!r;itioI,al honor, be
sad, pat III the hope thai
| may assist i'll the e~election
Of Woodrow Wilson who has
not walked where the path
has led, but who has walked
where there n4s no path ana
who has ,-lt q t~aii."
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-20
AFaIsehood Corrected: All Papers Please Copy.

We now call upon all farm
ers and all papers friendly to
farmers to help correct one
of the most damnab'e false
hoods yet perpetrated to
cheat growers out of a fail
price for this years cotton
crop.
With startling surprise and
establishment cotton farmers
read in the daily papers last
week that a meeting of State
Farmers Union Presidents,
held in New Orleans, had
recommended twelve cents
as a minimum brice for cot
ton.
And this was reported Oh
a day when even new~crop
midd1;ng cotton was bring
ing Is cents all over TIE
South! 1t was reported also
the day after Superintendent
Hester published the cotton
statistics printed elsewhere.
on this page and in the very
city where he published them!
From Virginia to Texas
this statement Of leaders re-
presenting the growers IF thu
crop was hailed with hal
!elnjahs by TIE bears and
with amazement by farme E.
The price of cotton slumpec
,1quickly afterward, aud This
report was no doubt partly tc
blame.
Now what are the facts;
The facts are that this report
was not only a lie but a lit
promoted by high~handle
forgery aud fr d. ThS
facts are that instead Oh nam
ing twelve cents a pound az d
reasonable m'.i.num for this
years cry, The Farmers Un
ion Pr sidents named fifteen
cents aud say in should bring
twenty cents 1--WE find tina,
CONDITIONS warrant a price
, of twenty cents, and vac nrge
farmers not TO sell any cotton
at d | at less than iftoel
= cents is the official state
+ ment signed by those Unior
Presidents no remained il
New Orleans after the dis
covery Of this amazing fraud
The tragedy Of It is tia
| the Associated Press whic'
sent the false r+port to al
!, daiIies seerle r. baya @e1t OF
no correction Nla15rHr, u.
therefore urge all paper
friendly to farmers to cop!
o this article, and for fea
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-20
Owing to the illness Of The

Owing to the illness Of the
democratic gubernatorial
csnd"iate, Il. W. Beckett
Hon L4e 5 OvermaD spoke
a. Cll1ra Grove Thursday
nigh', filling Mr., Bickett's
appoiuement there. OF course
Mr.. O5trnau pleased his au-
deuce and did good service
Ifn the cause of the Demo-
cracy.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-20
Box Supper at Lewis ksslef's.

The young ladies of Providence
Nd. E church are giving a box
supper in the interest of missions.
This supper will be held at Lewis
Kesler's this coming Saturday
night, September 231d.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-20
To Cure a Cold In One Day

Take BRoMo Quinine. 1t stops the
Cough and Headache and works off the Cold.
Druggists refund money if it fails to cure.
&. W. GROVES signature on each box. Csc.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-20
BRITISH TO FORCE FIGHTING ON SOMHE.
Sen. Haig's Troops Advance 1000 Yards
and Capture Strongly Fortified German Defense.

viv SuPSuaS ottvt~Ay tViIsaVo NVihsuh DoiVH'o'
o.ldrn, Sept. 1S.-Alon,
a oneni q front on the Somm
River .n trance the British
nave alva:ic- another thou
sand yards and have captured
Germ iii fortified Wor]
which had previously resisted
all their efforts. Ibis opera
ton is characterized by Gen
erH t1a s. tn British com
mrnst~r as important aI,(
!, ghlv $nc:r'--ful It ia in
at awe Of th- int. htion {.
tll- briti~h mmalIder t(
t rc- TIN battle along tii'
SnInne t;rlt without cessa'
ton, til- n-W advance Being
a cOutiutia ion uf the power
full movement undertaken L.,
the British and French OF
Friday last.
Both uofth and south of the
s l. m IN q the British aud
French troops at various
points are kt'pli & ny theiI
Vigorous 'ft.Sivt against
the Il rnIIlis a., have a
clieved further successes
and ut DIV: ~:,n German
counter llifch-.
TO the south of Combles
the French have taken adj
ditional trenches ma n g
stronger their investment of
the little town which now is
almost comp ctri> surICund-
ed. Having evacuated III,
village OF Denl-clur'. su,.ti
OF the river, the Gtrnal.t
have b7en driven back south
ward abuut two thirds Of d
i toward Ablaincourt.
Of Baileuxa German
trench to HE west OF Horguy
has been captured.
Fierce artillery fighting is
still ia progress Oh tine sectors
Of t Ii = Peronneo Babaume
recently captured by the
French. During Sunday and
Monday more than 1000 Ger
mans were taken prisoners
by the French in the Denies
sector.
There is siderable ar
tillely activity in th- CEam-
payne region. On the Ver-
dun front the French have
CAPTURED a trench ON the
southern slope of the famous
Dead Man Hill.
70 stem the tide of the
advance of tle army Of the
Central Powers in the Ru
lnalial 4 and Russians have
ctastd their ,ret1e4t al d de-
lin'leIy drawn their battle
line This extends along the
frol.t Of Rachova Txopadin-
Ouzla, running from the
Black sea to the Danube just
south IF the ancient double
Iamparts known as TIaj ms
Wa /, which begins at Con-
etanza Oh the sea and runs
westward to the river. Both
Sofia and Berlin report fresi
advances in this region,
while in Trausylvan;a the
RumaDians are reported tC
be continuing their progress
against the Ieutonic Allies
Petrograd il silent witt
regard to the new large Of
fensive started by the Rus
siaus down iuto the Car
patbians, but Berlin says The
Germans turned to attack a
long the Narayuka River il
Galicia. reeaiued create
p"rtion OF the territ.ry los
to the Russians Saturday
Inflicted heavy casualties o.
the Russians and took $50
prisoners. In the Carpa
thiaus along the Zlota Lip
River between the Seretl
aud The Stripa divers aud t.
the west ct Lutsk, Russian
attacks were repuIsed wit
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-20
S Ais B up Y
ROWAN COUNTY LII iL>.

Co. G A. c. is making an effor1
to organize a band to become the
official musical organization Of
the Coast Artillery Corps Of
North Carolina.
DR.. B. l Newsom, son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. H. Newsom. who is
practicing dentistry at Tryon,
N. c., has been app inted as den
fist in the u S, Army.
A young boy of the village was
arrested for breaking into and
robbing Goodman's store at
Gold Hill recently. He was let
out on bond and will be given a
hearing Monday.
Ellis Davis a Negro fireman
on the main line of the Southern
who was caught on the night
of August 21st with twenty
one pints of liquor in a suit case.
was given a hearing in the
county court yesterday. He was
found guilty. fined $1Oo and
costs and lost his job as fireman
which he had held for more than
IS years.
James Allison, a Negro, stole
a COW from a tenant on the farm
of Charles kluttz IN Providence
Township, Monday, and yester-
day he was caught on the streets
of Salisbury, having disposed OF
the COW for $50 and spent tn.
money for clothes. He was jail
ed to await trial.
The following citizens of Ro-:
wan have been drawn as jurors
for the next term of the Federal
courts TO be held It Statesvil].
and Salisbury: D H Eller, James
NJ A MENUS, J c Miller. Howard
Hart, PD Linn, John A NJ Brown
r N West, H l. t1riswold, W Il
Hobson, ] S Hall and Lawson
Eagle.
Hayden Clement, Esq. who
h S been i'll for several weeks
is able to be out his many friends
will be glad to learn.
Rev. E. D. Brown of Ircdcl..
county, who has accepted the
charge of Thyatira and Back
Creek Presbyterian Churches in
this county, will soon ,~Ne up
his residence in the manse at
Mill Bridge.
Falling 10 feet from a plat.
form to the ground Oh tie
Spencer yards Saturday night
Nj. o. Barring"r, agtd SIS
years. Of East Spencer, was
taken t. the Salisbury hospi~
tai for treatment. He Was
engaged in loading ice into
refrigerator cars when last
seet, before the accident.
Later he was found by train
men lying across a sidetFack
below the platform aud IN all
unconscious condition. with
a bad wound in the forehead
AMI fac3 besides being hurt
internally.
Claude G.. Ramsay, a NATIVE
OF ills county who is making
his home in Seattle, Washing
tom, has just been almost uh~
AN mously nominated for
county commissioner for that
city. The mauy friends hire
Of MIR Ramsay are glad tc
lear1: of the honors bestowed
upon him in his adopted
home.
Surveyors have been active
in and around Salisbur? re
Gently i'll all effort to dnier'
mine the physical valuation
of railroad property here
The work is under the direc'
ton of the Interstate Com
MERGE Commission and ls :
long and tedious job. Ever,
piece of machinery. bul ding
sidetrack, rail, ~Crosstie, spifA
and all othe, property 0
every description is rein,
valued.
DR.. r M Eamas WHO i
nraftH haalthu and uiuCrnl
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-20

EtE aliasii9!!ils That Goes Not Aftect Tsa iss
aAcause of lis tonic and laxative fleet, LAX
1--WE BROM0 4UININE is better than ordinary
Oainine and does not cause nervousness moi
S1xtuG In heaA. Reaaember the full name and
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-20

DIRECTED weekly by wi'}e- 3 70

DIRECTED weekly by "i'le~ 3 70
Bacon. st.es Her h, II f.. II.
j" shoulder ues En4.
" ham, per 10, p, - "A,
rDu- :, Del u 8.
Butter, choice yellow, ~ - s
Chickens, per h, l55o l8,
Ducks, 70 % ..
Guineas, 25 tn 30.
Eggs, l er doz, Is to 30
Corn, pr t.shel, 100 tn 1.oE.
Flour, Straight. per seca. = = to 81 *
pa: $z - ~ - 50
Hag oo.a<l4r~d r. 81 80,
tIoIeJ, per ID. Il ~ n,
I'd, < u. nav III, 'tE a~
Mel. b1' = 1@r "a : II
t.~ =. IT. .''"
ar>as e
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Onions. (" eo lOU
Rye, PEI bushel, SI40
Turkeys l5o psr ID
Geese, 1870 per Id
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-20

lay-Fos, A ssE!EIdE Effective Laxative 8 Liver Tonic
Goes sssgt Gripe nor Disturb the Stomach.
In addition to other properties, Lax-Fos
contains Casca1a in acceptable form, a
stimulating Laxative andTonic. Lax-Fos
acts effectively and does not grippe nor
disturb stomach. At the same time, it aids
digestion, arouses the liver and s~ecretious
and restores the healthy functions. soc.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-09-20

Onions 2 .o lOJ
Rye, per bushel, SI4O
Turkeys l5o psr ID
Geese, 1870 per Id