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PRODUCE MARKETS.
BEANS AND PEAS-ReceIpts,

BEANS AND PEAs-ReceIpts, 1000
bags bags peas BEANs0Msrrowi choice. 100
l2,75;. Coscorrones. Chilean, s11,759l2;
pea. choice. sll.R5@1l.5o; medium, choice.
.ii.?5j Lady Washington California .ll;;75
Tepary, California, choice. ss;7s: Kote-
nsshi. japanese. i;:5ql2; Daifuku. Man
s1s Aed narrow choice eo Sisss n Sin
,li.5o&ll,75; white kidney; choice, .la,75
Manchurian. sl2. 5aIe.i5; CabsIlero, chill
esn, sii;759l?: Burrito. ss.6o9s75i Be-
short. 81 black turtle soup, st2,75@is;
black. South American. s5S'S; 50; pink,
SIZES is5c. PGAsGsaotGS a 100 lS..
chilean. 's,seSs7S; J:psns.:, sses;ss;
Msnchurisn. small 81; large, ,7.s5G7.5O'
BUTTER Receipts. s.sss packages.
soe extras. h = scor SsH .se ss
score. ish a4shc.; seconds, SO 20 81 score.
n@isc,; thirds, ,42 @ 4sc.; unsaited. higher
state dairy tubs. finest, 1S@She.; good
to prime $500; common mo 10 ",.i fair; 1.
@42,ie.; lower grades. $50 @4lc.; imita-
tion creamery, nrsts. ,tegtohc.; ladies'
ssss:si make lover a' srsas sSss'
packing stock. current make, No. l. $50
5shc.; No. 2. s5hc.; lower grades $50
35c.
CHEEsE-Recelpts, s.os3 boxes. State
whole milk. fresh fats, specials. colored.
III. .Tc.; white. ale; average run. colored
rs hc.: white, 26hc.: lower grades. 22@
s6c; twins specials. ASK % 2Gkc.: average
run, ASK a 2sIsc.; lower grades, 229 Nc;
single daisies. zen a27kc.; double daisies
esk a27e.; Wisconsin. single daisies, 26k
G27Nc.: double daisies, 2e+ @?ic.' Youns
Americas AN dssc.: state skins, fresh
a20Mc.: fair to good. l49lSc.; lower
grades. T0isc
(OTTONsEED OIl.-Market neglected
carnsJ. Recent adyices from Washington
hive given the impression that the new
seasons price for crude oil Will be hxed
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UNCLAIMED DEPOSITS.
UNCLAIMED DEPOSIIS.
INFORMATION WANTED
In regard to the following dormant accounts
with the
CENTRAL SAVINGS BANK
IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK
Atm AvEkU: 4 14TH STREET
NEW YORK CITY

Fritz Ascher. 3o3 East 18th street. New
York city; Laura Aster. los East ssth
Street, New York City; Maria Boschen, l26
Charles Street. New York CITY: Kate Davis
$50 Fourth Avenue, New York CITY: Fred
Dralbe, 1856 Forsyth Street. New York city;
Anna Fries. 3os East Houston Street. New
guardian for Cora b. Drewry. l55 West
tsth street, New York City; r. W. Gallau-
q. Drewry. l55 West 4sth Street New York
CITY: Gg. Ant. Goepfert. Merritts corners,
Westchester County. New York: Gerhard
Hagen. 2ss 9TH street. Jersey City, New
Jersey; Marie Hausser. s7 First Avenue.
New York city; Henry FIR. Husing, $50
Second Avenue, New York city wenzei
City: Mary Jacobeck, 10 Clinton Street.
New, York City; Lie Jafe. s54 Henry street.
Me- New york York City; Pnui;ne Kshr. an East
sal East 3sth street. New York city:
Christi Linge. SIS West cath street. New
York City; John Lottes. siO West ssth
Markiin. :fg East 10Th street. Ncwi York
New York city: Maria Martens. .72s Third
Avenue. New York City; Conrad Neil IS
Prospect Place, New York City; J. II.
Never in trust for Hermann Meyer. 1888
18th Street. College Point. Long Island,
New York City; John Michenfelde-. Lib
cry, sullivan County, New York. Ma
! York City: Robert Pressfreund. @Oi East
| 18th street, New York City. Frank Regain,
Gutenberg. New Jersey; John Richard, 1853
! East SIth Street. New York City: Samuel
Rockmann. l22 Delaney Street, New York
| City: Max Schwarz, s5+ Third Avenue. New
York City: Henry A. Siebrecht, 922 Madi-
| son Avenue. New York City: Walter Stein
| brecher, 1927 Third Avenue. New York
| City; Benjamin stern, l29 East 9Th Street,
! New York CITY: II. Stoevessndt, 40 Hicks
street. ,arookyn. New York CITY; MathIlde
| Strunk. SIS East 18th Street. New York
| City, George Chl. 75s East 18TH street.
| New York City; Camilla Selma Wolf t55
!
! drsseh. no record: Joseph Zipfel, Ies Chris
: topher street. New York city: Ludwig Zod-
ikow. sla riNington Street. New York
! City: Marie Zrala. 1889 First Avenue. New
| York CITY
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REpORTOr Observation-Disclosures.

REPoRToF Observation-Disclosures.
Dividends and Interest OF
THE MUTUAL BANK. NEW YORK
on the first day Of August, 1918. made In &C
cordance with the prov sions Of the Banking
Law, Sections 1874 and 2ia
Full name and last known
residence or post once Date Of Amount
address OF depOeitor or original OF
shareholder. deposit deposit
Leon Puget. 22l West 3sth
street, New York city, Jan. 30. 1919 500 90
CHARLES A.. SACKETT, President ard
EUGENE CALVIN, Asst Cashier, Of THE
business In the City Of NcwIor.S In said county.
being duly sworn, each for himself says that
the foregoing report = a Pull true and cor rect
stateme OF the unclaimed deposits, dividends
and Interest OF TIRE MUTU Al BANK made
In accordance with the provisions OF Sect IONS
l3t and 2ls Of Chapter 800 Of The BAnkinr
Law as shown by The BOOKS OF said Bank on the
frst day OF August. 1915
CHARLES A SACkETT President
EUGENE CALVIN. Asst, Cashier.
Severally subscribed and sworn to by both
deponents the fourth day OF september. lalS
before me W. A. KOENIG.
Notary Public.
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Enough Uniforms Made
for Army Up to Dec. l

n TO more contracts for uniforms
N to be delivered before De-
cember 1 will be made by the
Government. New contracts will be
for delivery after that date. A
statement to this effect was made
yesterday by John c. Perry. chief
Of the division handling such work.
The chief concern Of the Govern
ment il In having the uniforms we'll
made. No concern IL felt about not
being able to procure all the gar
ments needed. These facts were APP
parent from statements made by Mr.
Perry.
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Of s3675 a share. covering all accumu-
lated dividends on first preferred stock
up to and including the dividend ac-
crued July Is, 1918, payable in first pre-
ferred stock at par 10 stock Of record
September 3.
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SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

share citizens National Bank of Long
Branch. N. j., s25l.
81 shares General Manifold and Printing
Company, tl0l lot.
1000 sharss Chicago and Eastern Illinois
Railroad Company preferred. IN to
~.
1000 shares Chicago and Eastern Illinois
Railroad Company common. ~. to ~
10000 Federal Dyestuff and Chemicai Cor
poration nrst mortgage two year per
cent. notes due June. 1915: December
1911. coupons attached, 81
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Stockholders OF the United States
Worsted Company, II was learned yes
terday. at a special meeting in Boston
voted unanimously to authorize an in
crease in the amount of first preferred
stock from s6,00O,O00 to 100000. Sub
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LIVE TOPICS OF THE COMMERCIAL WORLD

Hoe. Ling Sue or Lynn g.. or Ling
Moe. Ling Yen or Ling valley.
Jow Sun, Young Tohing Caung,
Boston and Hsrdis d. walms- .,
Hester ssy' d hi Tsswi:nc:.ivan ccort. ''ih"
isndt Operating Co......,.,.. 27aB
sherwood-Psopie, Ae......... 100000
Kass. Max WI. Hirsch. ....... a571s
K.pnsr, HsnaJ Herman e Al. s7eossSS
Murray, Mery-Stenn Bros. .... 1881
Majestic Electrical Appliances Co,
Inc.--universai Metal Spinning
Postal Telegraph cable cco..ciy ~
of New York. costs. ...:..;.... iisss
F ffy.en A iSsn a kos cSi ss A.. ssS s
Rubin. Hymsn--L Ftsoher....... 1885
silyerman. ssmuol-IA Edsant.. lsS,Sa
e'i psD:.is CO. So' o. Ma EaSiltSS
s,pumpf. Louise. fii;,te;dm.in...... ,,sYSS
Veceuonsm. Ros.-s. K e.sier. 80. iisss
Tcwnley. Alfred H.. rsceivsr.-D.
Weller. Harry IL. Diilhof ct al. 1850
BRONX.
The FIRST name Is that OF the DEBTOR.
Craig James. Epstein. ....... SIS2e1
Lombetti. Frank Port Chester -.
Lumber CO., Inc. .............. 1880
Satisfied Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
The FIRST name 10 that Of the debtor, tho
second that of tho creditor and date when
judgment was hled.
Fuchs. Emma-P. Lehmel. May
Fox, jesse X. ana chsrie..oo,od. ""''
win-0alla CHER Sand q Gravel
Corp, July 9, 19l5............ 17o.1s
Hascy. VIM. H.-Raynor Perkins
Envelope Co. Sept. IT. 1914. 1891
Katsm. BENJAMIN. and Alfred
Keve-National Nassau Bank
of ". Y. March 10. 19l5.... asI.ss
Union Switch a Signal Con-.
F. Kelly, March II. ls15... i7443
o. T. Louis Co.-City of ". Y.
Deo. a. 1918. ................ 1869
schuck. Hugh. r. Stevens.
Aug. ~, 1918, 1ltt2
Samareili. Gaetano F.--S. Sam
arelli. Aug. rs. 1s1s......... 1880
Werner. Ruth--E. l.. Brody Co,
Dec. 6. 1s12.................. 6o5.ts
Enstein. George A. Haviland.
Sept. 40 Disbursements. bla2l
Clarke. Walter-Gimbel Bros,
New York. June Is. 1els. b45ss
Thompson. Clarence S.--Chro-
matte Process Engraving Co,
Feb. 8. 1sls................. a25a3
Kelly, NJ Union Switch Il
Signal Co, lsla.......... f7l4i
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Publication by the IRVING SAVINGS
INSTITUTION, ll5 Chambers Street New
York City OF Dormant Accounts not previ-
ously reported and last known re3dence,
published in accordance with New York
State banking Law, Section IA. Chapter
3ss
william ]. Bell. Matamoras Pa.
Catherine Cochran, 1875 South Fifth Ave,
New York City.
j. W L. or f. NJ. Fsber, 1908 Gates Ave,
Brooklyn. y, Y.
William Goecke, Astoria. l.. I.
York City.
Edwin r. Hopkins. rs Hillside Ave, white
Plains. " Y.
Louise q. Lienan, So East l2oth St, New
York city.
Charles f. Van Sostrand. orangeburgh
w.
Walter s. Wallace, 5is Monroe St. Brook
Ign. y, Y
Agnes NJ westphal. .css Claremont Ave,
pror,tlvn. n v
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THE NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK
corner ltth Street and Eighth Avenue
New York City. adyertises, In accordance
with Section 27t, Banking Law OF the
State OF New York. the following list OF
Dormant Accounts not previously reported:
Jane Carpenter. care Of woman's Hos
p'IMsa arS S0sn " Soswor,h III w Lsd :, \ yyc
Elisabeth Robert, 3S5 10th av.. y. Y.C
bridget BattJsr, 40 Thorne st. Jersey
CITY Heights. y. J.
Robert 2. Cohn, $40 w es;h st, ". Y.C.
Lizzie Ayers. les L. 18th ST., y. Y,C.
ri Elizabeth Mcfarland, :.i W. i27th ST..
Y Katie Breheny. 400 W. 57th St. N.Yc.
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Yesterdays Fires.

a. NJ Loss,
1o:15--Central Park West. between
77th and 18th sts: IRE in
auto. Frank Bainhard 49,. Slight
l1b-2S7 Lafayette St; Flint q
Chester -. ..... ........ Triiing
sSs-2sob Third av.: owen Null
doom 80. ................sl Slight
sso-20S Columbus av.: Edward
Corey .....: Unknown
lo:25-2l& f. 27th St; Peter H
jackson. ................ None
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ma % s All nh sSn being s ds @
ngrepT q
said bank on Inc ns DAY
T. Notary
seal R'ss No e, aS Ss r s " %er York
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! and interest of the GREENWICH RANK
| THE CITY OF NEW YORK on the first day OF
! August. 1918. made in accordance with the pro-
| VISIONS OF the banking Law, Sections 1874 and
| Full name and last known
residence or post Office Date OF Amount
address OF depositor or original of
BrooET"sn. B. 1876 Grand deposit deposit
| st. y. Y city ......... Dec Il. 1905 $50 40
Costello. Namo. 100 East
54th 81. n Y. city June 4.Ioos 74e4
st. \, Y, city. 49,: Aug. II, 1910 1919
first publication Sept. 3,
1919 ~, -, Jan. 10. 1905 CO "a
st; y. Y, city date frst
publication Sept, 3,
Stevenson r. r. rs Grand md ''ne H. 1908 's'7'
St. n. y. city Aug ID. 1908 90 SIS
Fl Fifth ave- n. y. city. June 20, 1913 rs
IVES, West stth st.. y Y: ciIy.Jnn. 8, 1911 7s.sl
e: 90 Z; kinney st.,
schoer@an 60, W. 1898 1907 'e''
Broadway, N. Y. city Mar :. 1910 So OF
s'p FSR e Key Th ESTk T2p1y Of Ssw York
Greenwich Bank Of the City OF New York a
bank located and doing business in the Cit city of
zach for himself says that the foregoing report IS
? full, true and correct statement Of the IN
} 4ade in accordance wifi the provisions of Sec,
as Shown by sS 81 OF ths BsnS
/, DE frSt day u August; 1918. Jan" ="
"a. HERBERT RENviLLE' Asst. Cashier
!, oil seyeraliy subscribed and sworn TO by both
the t'e eay f R&RRF 1915
York Count SoaSiy S No a. csstSs.s ed In
4deiStcrs No. lO2o6. Kings County Registers
ct t n ,S Ssf NE%
! 90 ~ LAME >ois nANk on the first day OF
90 isions Of the Banking Law. Sections III !'G
) 90 name Of dopositor or shareholder Amount
lOO q laSt known residence or post OF
N no Ecs,a a,ui nnSnou, n,,., an deposit
lEe or David Cohen. unknown (head
90 n Company, unknown head ''''
3 3 o o0 gD ni,hon' ., ,v o., s..,,.. l741s
r Fk Madison ay. branch ..,.,'.' 300
s52 Gooding, ~ T.. B7th St, New
8 90 TX Madison av. hranch) 2lsot
90 IL. q Conner, unknown tNisnhat-
. 90 +. ,stotesbury. 2e5 Central PAL. H'oA
; 90 " New York broadway branch ssI6
fine NJ kocs 1870 W. Goth ST.,
ank / York Columbus av. branch sjSl
IN. tx RI wnooDs Eice,President, and
sr o, ork Produce ESchange Bnnf OF bN M
I. ana Sn,d dolng 9Isincrs in the city OF New
fI' 'o'hi.N, bClng uNly each
be- a 1self saws that the foregoing report is
rIErIe and correct statement OF the IN
It, III deposits. dividends and interest Of
FORK I'M ,ork l,roduce Exchange Bank made
O. i3ldance with the provisions Of S,rtions
2lo OF Chapter a69 OF the Bank,nG
- thfhh s ny the books Of said bank on
"1day o. August, 1915.
end lJoIlN Il. WOOD. vice-prosident
,,u IrHOS, u; NICHOLS. Cashier
"u dcrl subscribed and sworn TO by both
ock for5 the 2sth day 81 August. laiS, h.-
ac- lSetotaryI 'E', hlEfER;
pre- 40 Tounty, No, 10 ". r. Comfy Va
ord KIM M, pp u Registers No io02a.
''o" p Mar. 80 1920.
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UNCLAIMED DEPOSITS.
REPORT

REPORT
or the unclaimed deposits, dividends snd M
terpst OK the IRVING TRUST COMPANY,
New York. on the nrst day Of August. 1918.
made In accordance with the proyi.Ions OF the
Banking Law. sections 1874 and 219
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UNCLAIMED DEPOSITS.
UNCLAIMED DEPOSITS.
Report theU ed Interest Of
the STATE BANK, NEW YORK CITY,
Last known residence or post
office address OF depositor OF

Sections 1874 and 21o.
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Report OF the unclaimed deposits, DIVIDENDS
| THE CITY OF NEW YORK on the first day OF
August. 1918 made in accordance with the pro-
visions OF tho Banking Law, Sections 1874 and
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-07-24
LIVER DIDN'T ACT
DIGESTION Was BAD
Says 65 year Old Kentucky Lady, Who Tells Eow She Was ReInayc3
After a Few Doses Of Black.Draught.

Meadorsville, Ky.-Mrs. Cynthia
Higginbotham, of this town, says: "At
my age, which is 65, the liver does
not act so we'll as when young. A few
years ago, my stomach was all out of
fix. I was constipated, my liver
didn't act. My digestion was bad, and
1t took so little to upset me. My ap-
petite was gone. 1 was very weak.
I decided I would give Black
Draught a thorough trial as I knew it
was highly recommended for this
trouble. I began taking it. I felt
better after a few doses. My appetite
improved and I became stronger. My
bowels acted naturally and the least
trouble was OOH righted with a few
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-07-24
Certificate OF Dissolution.

To all to whom these presents may come
Greeting:
Whereas, 1t appears to my satisfaction, by
Only authenticated record ofthe proceedings
for The voluntary dissolution thereof by the
unanimous consent OF fall the Stockholders,
deposited in my office that the r. NJ. Leon
ard Mercantile Company, q corporation of
his state. whose principal office is situated
at No 81 Fast Hi! Street, in the city Of
a~Iisbury, G unity of Rowan, State o fNolth
laroIins II NJ. Leouard being the agent
therein and in charge thereof, upon whom
process may be served), has complied with
tie requirements of Chapter 81, Revisal
of 1915, entitled Corporations" prelimi
nary To the issuing Of this Certificate Of
Di solution.
Now. therefore,. j H..4 Grimes, Sec
rotary of State Of t.aSl {: vi Forth Cora
lima, do hereby certify that the said corpor-
alton did on the,,29th day of Ju1e 1873, file
in my Off e t duly executed and attest
ed contest in writing to the dissolution o.
5aiI~ corporation, eyocnted by all the stock
holders thereof, which said consent and the
record OF proceedings aforesaid are now on
file ia my SUD Office SIS provided by Lazy
In testimony whereof. | have hereto SET
my hani rr,i affixed ny official seal at
h"itiS!' dis 29:h d>y 0! Jul.v, a. u. 1918.
J. Bryan Grimes.
Secretary of State.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-07-24
VOLTS Comet Visible.

The observation of VOLTS
periodic comet by Prof. Barnard
at Yerkes observation is amour
ced by Edward c Pickering, di-
rector of the Harvard observa-
tory. The comet has a period of
close to seven years, and is per
manently attached to the solar
system. It was first seen in
1884. The announcement states
that its magnitude on this visit
is 14.5.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-07-24
To Intervene In Russia.

The Japanese diplomatic coun-
Gil has agreed to the American
proposal for joint intervention
By Japan and the United States
in Russia, says a news dispatch
from Toxic under the date of the
18th. A proclamation will be is,
sued in assuring Russia that the
Entente has no aggressive de
signs in intervening Siberia. 1t
is probable that a relief commits
sion will accompany the expedi :
ton.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-07-24
doses Of Black-D raught."

Seventy years Of successful use has
made Thedford's Black-Draught q
standard, household remedy. Every
member, of every family, at times,
need the help that Black-Draught can
give in cleansing the system and re.
lieving the troubles that come from
constipation, Indigestion, lazy liver,
etc. You cannot keep we'll unless YOUR
stomach, liver and bowels are in good
working order. Keep them that vav.
Try Black-Draught. 1t acts promptly,
gently and in a natural way. If you
feel sluggish, take a dose tonight.
You will feel fresh tomorrow. Price
25c. a package-One cent a dose
druggists. J. So
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-07-24
Lame Shoulders.

This ailment is usually caused
by Rheumatism of the muscles.
All that is needed is absolute.
rest and a f W applications of
Chamber1ain's Linlment. Tr; it.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-07-24
RURAL NE III s
bY=
Il .-~a~s" 49,"
OUR CORRESPONDENT
FAITH.

July ZU.-W1ll.A Beaver and
wife and little daughter of KAN
napolis are visiting his brother,
Thomas A Beaver near Faith.
Miss Carrie Rimer has gone to
KannapolIs to work in the lowell
factory.
Crit E Beaver, wife and two
children of Spencer is visiting
his father-in-law, Sampson Shup
ing, near Organ church
William A Basinger and wife
visited their daughter, Mrs John
r Ludwick;
Young lady at Ed Ritchie's,
July 18th.
George Peeler, c ] Shive and
John M Basinger have each
bought a range and had them
placed in their kitchen and are
highly pleased with them.
Will B Stirewalt has Just
bought a new auto. A large one
in which he a take all his
family when he goes out.
Junius F.esperman is from
camp to visit his young wife.
Luther Fesperman is at home
sick from government work.
Roy Artz and wife are III home
from Norfolk to visit his father
Walter Artz of Camp Jackson
is at home visiting his father.
JR Kuykendall and son. Rag
an, and Cleveland CAN'T have
just returned from Granite Falls
where they have been visiting
Mr. Kuykendall's brother, Billie.
They went in their auto.
Mrs John T Crabtree OF Salem,
Virginia and Miss Virginia
Stephenson are visiting her
daughter, Mrs George F McAllis
ter at Mount Pleasant. They all
came up in an auto to Faith and
took dinnerdat IN G M Fishers
and then called to see Venus and
his collection.
Henry C R%idenhour of Rich
field was in Faith and called 10
see Venus and his collec ton.
Willie Griffith got three of his
fingers nearly mashed off in the
derrick wheels and he was rush
ed to the s%anatorium for treat
ment.
W D Holler is having the big
part of his residence built. D A
Wiley one of the best carpenters
in our town is boss of the job,
Ut Wyatt has a good picture
of that wealthy gentleman who
died recently at ranite Quarry.
He was a native of Ireland. Any
of his friends and relatives can
get one of his pictures by send
ing twenty cent in stamps to J T
Wyatt, Salisbury, N G, r 3, box
10.
W. have found a receipt how
to make jellies without fruit and
will send it for 9 cents in stamps
Sidney Fink, Will Goodman
and Milo johnson came home on
a short visit from Camp Jackson
and returned July 21st.
Mrs M G M Fisher has plenty
of strawberries. Who can heat
that for this time a year? =.
Chalmer Whitman of Sails
bury and wife spent Saturday
night with Paul Barger.
Lee Barger and family is visit.
ing his brother Paul Barger.
E D Bostian and G. F Bostian
of China Grove, R 2, aud G R.
MENUS and 1 Ross Cress Of
Salisbury Route 2, came down in
their automobile to visit "friends
and see Venus and his collections
They read the Faith items.
Venus was at Dorse McComb's
sale Saturday. Frank Vance
got the telephone for $12,25, Jno.
Barger got a set OF buggy har-
ness for S7.25, Alex Lyerly got
another set for 1925, R G Cruise
got an old time buggy for So. 50,
Rev ] M Lyerly got the disk har
row for $4,000. .
John Shipping sold twenty-five
watermelOns grown this wear
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-07-24
VitaIizing the Study of

Ni'ditZlug tue Otuuy "
Agriculture" is the title of a
valuable little pamphlet
which has inst been ,ss;i4fl
from the State College,. The
author is Prof. G B Williams
Dean Of Agriculture, aud h;S
purpose is TO give helpful
Suggestions to teaclltls i'll our
eltmeutry SCHOOLS WHO are
conducting classes in Agri-
culture.
Teachers and any others
who tesire copies can get
them by writing to the Regis
trar's office at West Raleig"
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-07-24

Female nurse or attendant for
Il sanitAr;um for Nervous and
Mental diseases. Salary $24.0o
u month with board and laundry.
Address,. S Lord, Stamford,
Conn. III st pd.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-07-24

Groves TasteIeSs chill Tonic
riching the blood. You can soon feel its Strength
ening, Invigorating Effect. Price Coo.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-12
SCRISOARE DIN FRANTA.
Stimate Domnule Redactor al ri
arului America.

Prin putinele mele rinduri iti
fac cunOscut ca pima la facerca
acestei mici epistOle ma aflu sa-
natOs. Asemenea doresc la toti
membrii scumpei noastre Uniuni
a Solicitation Romine America
me- ST de aici din departare do
resc sa-mi ajute Dumnezeu sd
ma pot intilni cu toti sanatosi.
Find ca de multe orr n am cu
ce-mi petrecere timpul 81 fiindca
am fost membru al Uniunii pima
la intrarea mea i'm armata am a.
partinut Societatii ,,Sentinela Ro-
nina" 81 pc urma la Societatea
Gloria Rominas' va rog daca a
yeti buna vointa ami trimite zia-
rul America" sa am cu ce-mi
petrece timpul 81 daca va trebui
sd platesc, scrieti-mi caci Ell ime-
dat va trimit banii, dar va roe
foarte mutt ami expedia ziaru1
America imediat cit ce primiti
epistola mea.
ca acestea incheiu salutindu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-12
mANON LESCAuT.
ARATELE PROVOST
(Urn1,are).
r o M A N

ScuZcle lui daca crau sincere de
la inceput fura 81 mai sincere mai
tirziu caci nh trecu jumatate
de ceas de cind vorbeam 81 bagai de
seama impresia pc care-o facea a
snpra-i frumusetea Mnonei.
/ Sc fndulceau tot mai multi pri-
virile 81 manierele. Vorbind nu sea-
pa totusi nici nn cuvint care sa I
dea de gol; desi M cram gelos a
veam prea multa experienta in dra-
goste ca sa mn patrund tot &c vine
din izvornl acesta. Sezu ell moi p1-
na tirziu noaptea 81 END pleca spu-
Sc ca era fcricit ca ne facnse GU
nostinta, 81 ccru voc sa vie din cind
in cind sa ne ofere serviciile lui.
Pleca despre ziua GU d-nul de t.. !.
care il lua in trasura lui.
Dupa cum am spus, nu erm ge-
los. Mai mutt de cit orr scfnd ere
deam in juramfntele Manonei. Fin
to aceasta fermecatoare pusese 0 a
a stdpfnire pc aifletnl Ineu, incft
I'M mai aveam alt sentiment de cit
stink Fi iubire pentru ca.
DepArte de al face o crima Cd