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Rev. F. J. Murdock calk rem-iniscences from the bid -7 1897. mm mm Reunion of Ik Oil Veterans.

The ninth annual meeting of the Rowan, Veterans was celebrated in the court house here last Thursday, flifd It was a source of pleasure to all that were present to see the vets': as they congregated on the Irofn From a Horse We are getting ready to Rell yoq your goods this fall; are you getting ready to buy? Our grwwis w4tl Ugin eomeina fcu Uhvr nnd t1en yVut must opew yniir and your ocSc-etlxmlc i. 1 ONE OF TWO WAYS. The bladder was created for one purpose, namely, a receptacle for the urine, and as such it is not liable to any form of disease except by one of two ways. The first way is from imperfect action of the kidneys. The second way is from careless local treatment of other diseases; Mefiane.

UnheaJthy urine from unhealthy kidneys is the chief cause of bladder troubles. So the womb, like the bladder, was created for one purpose and if not doctored too much is not liable to weakness or disease, except in rare cases. It is situated back of and very close to the bladder, therefore any pain, disease or inconvenience, manifested in Ihe kidneys, back, bladder, urinary passage Is often, by mistake attributed to female weakness or, womb trouble of some sort. The error easily made and may be as easily avoided. To find out correctly, set your urine aside for twenty four a sediment or settling indicates kidney or bladder trouble.

The mild and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney, and bladder remedy is soon realized. If you need a' mediene you should have the; best. At druggists fifty cent3 and one dollar. You may iiave a sample bottle and pamphlet, both free by mail.

Mention Truth and send your address to Dr. Kilmer Bing-' hamton, N. Y. We kavoOtrfing frora Se up. lUudul 4a A A A tweeting lilverxkle plaids Sc.

Tliolrtt UM slutei fir womra on the market. 't HTMAN A A GLASS Ucmembcr, Everything as-- -A Advertised, or a Little Betteiv Yours for Just Dealioc, If; 1 i i IT- We Sell Groceries, Candies, Fruits and Wooden ware. We Buy All kinds of Early Vegetables, Butter, Eggs and Poultry, TRADE WITH US. il G. TYSON Cor.

Main and Fisher Streets. FOR K' CO When we ofler the Bet Ooods'it; theleart money. itj Buy the the ehc-netV was responded to by ssrs. a. JCt.

Sherrill, J. A. Basingcr, It, Barter, ch and Ben A IT niKTifmmUr. 31 '( Caubie. Tl.eirrrson:n?ainiscences were very laugrhable.

A committee was thePP0'11 to solicit funds for the -Erection of a monument. A. II. Bdyd reported over $500 already subscrl In ad- dition to this Capt TS rjeall re- ported another $100. The committees were appointed: owing Central CommlUee Capt.

W. C. R. Barker and Capt. T.

3. Township Committees China Grove, EdUleman; Atwell. A. Llpe; Locke. 1).

A. Slf-ford; LlUker, A. W. Rusher; Gold Hill, Frank Manner; Mt. UUa.

A. E. Sherrill; Franklin, Alex Lentz; Morgan, J. A. Usk: MU Vernon, Martin Phifer; Provldenee, J.

A. Reed; Cleve-laiid, M. A. I'lyler; Unity. B.

T. Thompson. The foregoing crmmittee is to re-port the first of next year. "Dixie" was then sung bJhe via-dies, together with the and received yells and applause from the soldiers. Next was the payment of dues, which is ten cents per soldier, while the crowd was treated to another piece of music from the band.

On motion of A. II. Boj'den the monument committee was made a committee on the dead. Twelve were reported dead since last meeting. On motion of A.

II. Boyden the camp unanimously extended a vote of thanks to the ladies and Dr. Blue Mountain Joe's band for the charming and inspiring music. Membersof the band were invited to eat with the old "Yets." After adjournment the veterans formed in line at the court house, and preceded by the little girls ana the band, marched to the Central Hotel where dinner was served. By actual count there were 324 old veterans in the line of march, and enough who did not march to swell the number to 400.

The re-union of last Thursday was by far the largest and most enthusiastic that the veterans ever held. Those present will never forget the good time. May they all live to gather together at these re-uuiohs for many years yet to come. Personal. Dr.

W. W. McKenzie, who has been spending several days in the, Western part of the State, returned home last night. Miss Mary Bost, of South River, was Inthe city yesterday, the guest of Miss Henrietta I M. E.

Parrish, after a month's vacation, has returned to his duties as pastor of the Baptist Church. W. II. Hudson has returned from Asheville, where he was summoned to attend tht bedside of his daughter, who has been quite sick. W.

L. Kluttz left Monday fir a trip North to purchase his fall stock of goods. Chas. W. Ellis, of Winston, was over1 yesterday on business.

Rev. C. B. King, of Asheville, was in the city yesterday. Lee S.

Overman and C. Linn are attending Federal court at Charlotte this week. Hon. John S. Henderson went to Washington this on business, and will return tomorrow.

Samuel Wiley left yesterday for a pleasure trip In the mountains. Misses Irene McCanless and Grace Kerns, of this county, visited friends here yesterday. George C. Eagle went to Concord Monday night 1o attend the bedside of his sick child. Sun jay School Convention.

The Sunday school convention of he Davie circuit was held last Fri- lay at Concord church, by Presiding Elder Wood, of Winston. A large crowd was present. After he general business whs transacted much excitement and rivalry was created by the '-singing contest be tween the different churches of the Conference, as a medal was to be given to the that furnished the best music. Center, Oak Grove, Sa- em, Barley's Chapel, Concord, and iberty churches contested. The result was a tie between Oak Grove and Liberty.

Rev. Veneson Walker, 81 years ot i age, was awaraea a nanasome goiu medal by Concord church for service rendered in his younger days. He served this church for nearly twenty years without charging a penny for his labor. At the close of his work there, thirty years ago, he conducted great revival. Rquesting those present in the convention who had attended this revival tostand, it was found that only one, Mr.

Joseph Hendricks, was there. Deaths. Mrs. J. B.

Silliman, nee Miss Bet- tie Mowery, who had been sick only a short while, departed'this life Sun day morning. She bore her afflic tions with Christian fortitude and patience. The funeral services were conducted at Church-Street Metho (list Church Monday evening at 4 The remains were interred in the cemetery at Oak Grove. Miss Mary Buflln, of Hillsboro, who had a hot of friends here, died ftt Blowing Bock Monday, after an illness of but a few days. The remains were carried to Hills bono for interment.

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Ixnnet the Beat and ClieapcMt I'rei'aratory whooln fr Mule and Fcmalca. It opens tin; 18th, eni-t. and rontiimes nine month! uiil may Intei at any 1 1 nic. For full iiarli-ular lirfHH the Principal. Kept.

1, lWtJ. 4. S. KTALL1NOH, Principal. NOTICE to Black it ha.

I 'have jlist re-clvl a bi-r Jot of ftn Coal si-cial ly for t'lack-smittiliifr. Farn1ii-1 liv th ton or otherwise. Renpeclfully, JOS. II. Mc KKLY.

7 If WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 Local News. -Ve have made arrangements to luuiiMi uie jjemoiest nius family magazine and tiie TitU' only $1.75 per year. Miss Marion Heiligeordia rated ii for in- vites all members of the Poets and A juinors uiun 10 meet at tieriioine Jbriday evening at 5 o'clock. -Mr. Geo.

YV. Smith, who moved from Winston to this city last weeK, win open a saioon in the who new Arey building. P. II. Homes, of Winston was in the city last week, bffers the job of- decorating for the big lair to tie neia in Winston in Oc- tober, to Prof.

James Wrenn. Boyden's successor has not yet leen appointed, but the question which iih ntjii iiiucii line-it i in Nrtliahurv will rIouhtlrs hp tied this month. It is generally thought that J. A. Ramsay 11 te the next postmaster.

Rev. J. N. Stalling, D. a( companied by his Hccomplished daughter.

Miss Annie, left Monday to take c.harge the sch jol. of Jerusalem Academy. Tne show window at Kluttz Co's. dtug srore was leautifully arranged with ld war relics last Thursday, such a canteens, t' a gun, pi'tol nnd pictures of 3en. Lee and Zb -which attracted -the nttentiou of the old soldiers very much.

Several from this place took advantage of ihe lo rates to Ashe 'Ville Tuesday, and went ub oh est's excursion. The bicycle races next Werlnes-j day promise to be good, tJie most interesting of the season. Lijiton, Taylor, and Baughan are getting in fine trim, and will doubtless carry off the laurels. M. C.

Quinn Is busily engaged In getting up exhibits for the North Carolina car, which will be ready for the road soon. Rev. George who came Salisbury recently to engage in missionary work among the color ed people of the ljutheran uuurch. securea a nouse on cn urch street, and has entered ujvon duties as school teacher preacher. his and Eugene Sloan has opened up a stock of groceries on Fisher street, jn the Shaver and Woodson building.

I'- II. H. Swicegood, of Tennyson, hroucht us a twin apple yesterday, which was a very peculiar sbeci inen oi mo iui. Kutnrdrtv examining annlicants I'icnr u'ns crv uunv uwi i nutiv 7 last FridaV 1 nuu v. fnr Hrpnse to tench public schools in this county.

Eighteen certificates were granted. Only a few schools have been let out. Salisbury district-Vance Mills, No. 6, was given to Rev. D.

R. Myers; No. 4, Spen-Ver, F. E. Shufford; No.

4, colored, Wiley Dodge, (col.) Lock town-'suip M. F. Albright. J. D.

Ketchie 'nd Miss Lizzie Hudson have been Miiiloved at $25.00 per month. Railroad oflicials say thai; the; Southern railroad from Mocksvi le -to Moorefvi lie will be completed by the 18th of Thi-jv il! be as a through freight line. The surveying of the proposed rouMhas been completed, and the civil engi- neer is making a re-survey of the iocksville- Winston road in order to etraighten the line. i -TheL. M.

andN. Pleasure Club city will give a sociably at Irr.M. Griffin'- tonight. Sev. iSJulSSn Concord will be presept.

Rev. R. B. Owens, of this wiis hisrhlv honored last week by; i n- the appointment from the i cal authorities of the. o-1 eese of North Carolina as examining chaplain.

C. Roger, who was here some, ago representing the New? World, has been arrested at to be the one I fhat fi've pilous of wine from i the depot at that place. -The Shofcer place, which was' at the court house Monday, T-ight $5,100.00. Isaac E. Havi-; ld, of Milbrook.

was the bur- II. Weeks and E. N. Hough, of South Carolina, are getting up a wT.orPil Review in interest of Halisbury and her enterprising peo-i3k which promises to be a business 26 I TriEO. F.

KLUTTZ streets in shaking hand, talking and greeting each other, some with tears In their eyesa; sad and yet happy recalling of "ye olden Out of the hundred and twenty-five that volunteered from Rowan eounty in 1861, and joined Col. Chas. F. Fisher's regiment, company No. 6, with James A.

Craige, captain, only twenty-three now survive. They are the following: Ans. Gibons, V. H.Miller, J.F. Warner, C.

J. Line, Hope Shulenberger, John Bringle, Joe Corl, Adam Trexler, J. C. Bernhardt, Solomon -Yost, David Sloop, C. F.

Atwell, Tobe Itendleman, G. II. Brown, N. R. Hhuping, Eli Upright, A.

J. Gullet, John Shepherd, Emmet Miller, Macus Trexler, James Overcash, John Overcash and Thos. Thaxom. All of the company were present at the reunion except the seven last names. By conrteay of the Watchnvin.

j. Early in the morning the city was alive with old "Vets," who would gather here and there about the streets in groups and exchange greetings and tell of personal reminiscences of the greatest war of modern times. it I ,1 1 niuccu, grunu pleasure lor the old veterans to grasp each otlier's hand and say "how do you do," some of whom had not met for many a year. At 10 o'clock they all marched, to the court house to participate in' the exercises. More than 300 answered to the roll call.

Some have fallen the ranks since last meeting. The court room was packed with veterans; all standing space was filled, both te-low and in the gallery. As the band (Dr. Blue Mountain Joe kindly donated the services of his fine band for the enli venment of theoccasion) struck up "Dixie's Land," a chorus o- yells rose from the crowd. Commander Jas.

11. Crawford called the meeting to order. Prayer by ChajSifin Dr. F. J.

Mur-dock. Music by band. Heading of minutes of last meeting by Secretary W. L. Kluttz.

Song -''Bonnie Blue Flag" by seventeen girls, assisted by Mrs. W. L. Rankin, Mrs. F.J.

Murdock, Miss Addie White, Miss Kate Crawford and Miss Belle Rendleman, with Miss Rachael Wallace at the organ. Treasurer's report was read by W. L. Kluttz, showinsra collection during the year of expenditures, balance in treasury, or onicers was next in order. Upon the motion of A.

H. Boyden the old officers were re-elected by acclamation, substituting A. Parker for quarter-master. They are as follows: Colonel Jas. R.

Crawford. Lieutenant-Colonel W. II. Overman. Major-Prof.

L. H. Roth rock. Commissary and Quartermaster Parker. Chaplain Rev.

F. J. Murdock. ArljutautW. L.

Kluttz. Serjeant Dr. E. Rosa Dorsett. Commissary Sergeant VV.

A. Line. Stretary-Treasurer W. L. Kluttz.

Music by band. of delegates to Nashville tiy Col. C. R. Barker.

Recitation "The Conquored Banner' by Miss Julia Allen Ramsay, was recited in a very pretty manner and was heartily applauded. Song "The Old North State" was rendered by the ladies, and was received with cheers from the crowd. At this point the -ladies requeste(l all the old soldiers to join in the singing. Mr. Basinger, whow as standing in the audience, shouted: "Mr.

Chairman, all them that don't sing don't get no grub." This remark created laughter and was agreed to. The song was repeated. Many of the soldiers joined in, as did the band, and again a hearty applause went up in response Solo VV hen the Cruel War is Over" by Miss Julia Allen Ramsay, was rendered and vigorously cheered. Recitation "The Sword of Robert X'c" oy Miss Annie Kizer, was 4 1 neeisuu md hand clamping followed Song "Old Folks at Home" was next sung by the ladies, band and all who would sing. The band then strucK up a lively tune, which was cheered heartily.

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In a few months she was entirely cured, and scarcely a mark now remains where the disease held full sway 8. S. S. is the right remedy for all blood diseases, and is the only cure for Contagious Blood Poison, Scrofula, Eczema, Cancer, Rheumatism, Catarrh, no matter how deep-seated the case. 8.

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In pursuance of a judgment of the Superior Court of Rowan county made in the special proceeding, en titled, J. L. Graham, admr. of Oriz-zy Graham, against James H. Graham and others, heirs at law.

I will sell at the Court House door in the town of Salisbury, on MONDAY The 4th DAY of OCTOBER 1897 at public outcry, to the highest bidder, the following described land, situate-in Steele Township, Rowan county, heing lot No. 6 in the division of the lands of the heirs of Emily Dobbin assigned and allotted to the said Grizzy Graham. Begin ning: at a stake thence 1 34.00 chains to a poplar, thence 87 8.25 chs. to a stake corner of No. 5, thence 2 33 chs.

to stake corner of No. 4, thence 87 8 25 chs. to the beginning, containing twenty eight acres (28 A) more or less. Terms of sale "ash. This' is a re sale and the bids will open at $192.50.

J. Graham, Admr. of Grizzy Graham. Dated August 18, 1897. Com.

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