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JNO. M. JULIAN, Editor.
SALISBURY, NORTH CAROLINA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 28th, 1895.
VOL.L NO. 47.
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The World has the
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largest circulation in
Rev. X. S. Jones and wife and
Salisbury of any paper published. Our books are open to inspection.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT T.
LEKOY SMITH, - Local Reported.
TELEPHONE NO. 55.
IHOIMIIE NEWS.
HAPPENINGS THAT ARE OF INTEREST TO
SAUSBURIANS.
Two young ladies were baptized
and received into the Baptist church
last night.
Dr. H. T. Thantham is some bet
ter to-day. We hope he will soon
be out again.
You wfcl miss a rare treat if you
don't hear the Albertini Linde Con-r
cert Company to-night.
lion. John S. Henderson is dis
tributing public documents through
the mail by the sack full today.
On the fourth page will be found
"Another Life" as seen by a World
representative last Friday.
The protracted meetings thathave
been in progress at the two Metho
dist churches closed last night.
Federal court at Statesville ad
journed Saturday. Rowan's repre
sentatives came home Saturday
night.
Rev. J. Alston Ramsay of Hickory,
filled the pulpit at the First Presby
terian church last night. He was on
his way home from Synod.
Misses Sailie Sossamon and Cappie
Moose left this morning on the vesti
bule for Altanta. 31 r. Jones has
been given a months vacation by his
church and will spend most of that
time with relatives in Georgia.
A passenger oju the southbound
train this morning reported to a
World representative that the Uni- j MjW- Jones the dever manager of
versity of Virginia buildings hrd I tne Connelly Springs hotel, who is
been burned to the ground
not hear how the hrc origin
To Reidsville' Fair. ; Death From Eryipilas.
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W. C.Fraley and M. A. Bringle j Mr. L. W. HardisUr died at h's
1 ft this morning for Reidsville to home near the Vance Mills yester
attend the county fair there this j day morning at 9 o'clock. Several
week. Mr. Fralev has four 1 orses davs ago Mr. Hardister was bothered
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entered for the races, one pact r and
one trotter and two runners.
Water Shipped to London.
Full confirmation of the report is
lacking.
Mr. J. T. Wyatt came in from
Raleigh last night. Mr. Wyatt tells
us that the collection of curiosities,
which was chiefly his work, was a
great success. He will strive to make
it a stiil more interesting feature of
the fair next year.
Officer Jno. A. Murphy discovered
a man in Jas. Mowery's back yard
Saturday night and on asking him
what he was doing the man ran.
Mr. Murphy sent three bullets after
him but none of them hit the
mark.
Some one made an unsuccessful at
tempt to enter the shoe shop of Mr.
John F. Eagle last night. A glass
in the rear window was taken out
and the window partly raised but
could not be gotten high enough to
admit a person's body.
with a bone felon on his thumb. He
took bone erysipielas which ran up
his arm and caused his death.
The deceased leaves a wife and
four children. He was fifty-two years
old.
The bodv was taken to Pinchiil,
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12 miles below New London, yester
day afternoon for burial.
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The beneficent properties of this ! r $"y School. ( i
He did now m tne 1&fOT a days, tells
otod ! us that since June fifteen casks of
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the celebrated Connelly Springs
water has been shipped to London.
PEOPLE THAT ARE AM
THRONG T
k If
OJO THE PASSING
O-fAY.
W. W. Krider is in China Grove
today.
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vesterdav.
Nt to Concord
water are appreciated wherever it is
known and oiders from such distance
attest to this fact.
Dogs Free Unlets in Crates.
The Southern has issued a bulletin
to this effect:
Dogs belonging to hunters or
sportsmen will be carried in theii
baggage cars free when accompanied
by owners, only one dog free for
each tieket. When dogs are in crates
or cages they will be charged for at
excess baggage 'rates. Persons wish
ing to travel with their dogs would
do well to bear this in mind.
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Jno. R. Gentrv and Joe Patchcn,
the two famous pacers, passed
through Saturday night on their way
to Reidsville, where thev will race
the 31st.
The last quartely conference of
the Methodist church for this year
will be held at the parsonage to-night.
Officers for the next year are to be
elected and other important business
transacted.
Capt. Fred Moore, the handsome
young baggage master on the Wes
tern, is suffering with toothache.
He "doubled back" to Morristown
today to have his teeth worked oil
and to see his best girl.
The Shakespeare Club will meet
with Miss Maria Woodson tomorrow,
Tuesday evening, at four o'clock;
Macbeth, Act lst.will be under con
sideration at this meeting of the club.j
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Misses Mabelle Kizer and Mary
Julian are teaching at the graded
school this week. They have the
rooms of Misses Sailie Sossamon and
Cappie Moose while they are in At
lanta attending the Exposition.
Mrs. W. T. Rainev and children,
returned Saturday night from a visit
to relatives at Richmond. The little
girl on whom an operation was per
formed several davs ago is getting
along very well.
Geo. II. Smithdeal came up Satur-
Another Robbery.
Yesterday morning Mr. W. L.
Litaker, who lives on Kerr street,
discovered that his house hatl beerr
entered by burglars. A window
which was up told the tale. Two
razors and several other articles were
missing.
No Change in Cotton.
Cotton is still "standing." The
price paid today by the Salisbury
buyers is just the same as Saturday,
8.37 1-2. There has been scarcely
any on the market today as the far
mers seemed inclined to hold their
cotton, anticipating a better price.
"Of Such is the Kingdom of Heaven.
Mary Louise, the sweet little girl
of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Simpson, of
this city, died last Wednesday in
Lancaster S. C, where her parents
are visiting. The Ledger, of Lan
caster, savs :
Mary Louis., the precious little
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
Simpson, ofiexfat 11 o'clock, on'
Wednesday last, at the home of Col.
J. X. Crockett. Had she lived until
j Monday she would have been two
years old. Her death is a severe
blow to the devoted young parents
whose sad bereavement elicits the
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heartfelt ' sympathy of this entire
community.
Hecker's Self Raising Buckwheat,
Maple Syrup and California strained ! of Mr. Hardister
Honev at M. P. Murphy s.
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Following is the attendance report
of the different Sunday schools Sun
day: BATTIST.
$io. on roll
No. present
No. absent
METHODIST.
No. on roll
No. present
No. absent
PKESr.YTERLVX.
No. on roll
No. present
No. absent -
EPISCOPAL.
No. on roll
No. present
No. absent
LUTHERAN.
No. on rolf
No. present
No. absent
CHESTNUT HILL METHODIST CHURt'H
No. on roll '297
No. present 106.
No. absent 191.
LEE ST. CHAPEL, PRESliYTEPJAX.
No. on roll
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No. present
No. absent
ST. PETES S EPISCOPAI
No. on roll
No. present
No. absent
EPISCOPAL, VANCE MILLS.
No school on account of the death
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Prof R. L. Smith, ofc&tanl v countv,
is in the city.
- W. T. Fry came in from Charlotte
Saturday night. J . - -
Tom McAdoq,! of reensboro, i
in the, city today. '.
J. M. Harkey, of fi'xington, was
in the city last night. p
Prof. Clayton Brop'n is visiting
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relatives in uauviue, pa.
E. G. Buchanan, fof Charlotte,
spent Sunday in thecny.
W. H. Ballew earned in Saturday
night on the southbound.
E. Hening Smith, f Richmond,
spent the morning in &e city.
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John Bailey spent yfsterday with
relatives in Davidson county.
Ed. L. Heilig andfR. L. Sibley
left this morning for Atlanta.
Hulbert Oakes, of Yftlkin College,
is visiting at R. Lee Weight's.
Mrs. James Plummefreturned Sat-
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urday night from the Sft-ate fair.
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Mrs. W. F. Ford ang children re
turned to Lexington Saturday night.
Arthur Shaver andNiiss Maggit;
Lanier spent yesterd?iyat Mt. Pleas-
ant. I
Miss Bessie Freenrin, of AlW-
marie, is the guest ofwAIiss Jennio
Gill.
Geo. Kerns and daiugiter, of Rock,
are visiting their cousirl C. A. Bos
tian. M
Miss Kate Fowler, oySouth River,
is in the city, the guestSjf MissCarri,
Young.
A Birthday Party.
Miss Willie Aaron celebrated her
birthday Saturday evening by in-
vitino- twenty ot her friends to her
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home in Brooklvn. The even
Changes on the Southern.
Several changes will be made on
the Southern on November $?
Nos. 37 and 88, the vestibule on
the Western, which has been running
during the summer to accommodate
ing was one of enjoyment spent in j travelers .will be taken off.
games and parlor pastimes. The Jersey City sleeper, now car-
- ! ried by that train will, after Novem-
Youthful Runaways.
Will and Frank Ward, sons of F.
M. and M. M. Ward, of the Salis
bury Cotton Mills, became dissatisfied
and left their homes last night.
Thev bought tickets for Danville.
Supt. F. M. Ward left this morning
her 3rd, be attached to the regular
passenger train and earned from
here to Richmond on No. 12, the lo
cal passenger, as it was before the
Western vestibule was put on.
No. 11, on the main line will, after
that date, leave Danville on the pres-
A concert never to be forgotten
will be given bv the Albertini Linde
Concert Company to-night.
Jim Haden a former typo on the
Herald, has accepted a position with
Stewart Bros., State printers at Win
ston. He left this morning for that
place.
Edwin Shaver returned Saturday
night from Fayetteville where he at
tended a meeting of the Presbyterian
Synod of North Carolina and Virginia.
Scott
Brown,
of Ttlomasville, is
hands with
in the city today shakil
his friends.
Mrs. G. W. Whitlocf and children
went to Winston thig morning to
visit relatives. W
Lindsay and Victor Woodruni and
Charlie Howell returned last night
from Atlanta. I
tesville, was
n 2
returning
for that place to bring them back lent schedule but arrive here at 9:15
home..
Got ried and Drew a Pistol.
This morning Thos. Payne, a white
tramp, was beating his way on a
freight train out from Salisbury when here at 9:30, one hour earlier than
it does now, and arrive in Asheville
Insure in the American Union
Life Insurance Company.
Edavix Shaver, Agent.
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a. m.. lnsteaa oi iu:zu as now.
m i i if 'il'x. u -ii i I. W. Burgess Esq., is critically
rl Q-L-iTHY hnsaJrfnaf htri it will oovi .- ,
. n " ,i . . u ill at his home on Chestnut Hill
present schedule. Stokes Fraley, one of Rowan's
No. 1 1 on the Western will leave j best farmers, is reported very ill at
his presence was discovered by a
brakeman. He was ditched and as j at 2:30.
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the train moved on he drew his pis-! No. 11, east
his home.
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aay pigui ami speui; tue uigm wiui tol the brakesman. It was un- leave Raleigh at 2 a. m.
his people, returning to Charlotte : 1o1(1chL . IIis action was reported and ! at Greensboro at 7:30.
yestdrday morning.. Mrs. fcnutta- j he w.ls arrested by . Officer Pace.
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ieafcvriii lews eanesaa ior unar- rv11(TiHim)rtl. bound Pfivno
Fresh pork, stall fed beef, all pork
and mixed sausage at J. S. Marable"s
ot Greensboro, win every oav. f resn nsn irom more
head City every Thursday ayd Satur
da v.
ife returned
f;visit to
rela-
and
arrive
lotte where thev have decided to
locate.
over to court for carrying a conceal
ed weapon. On failure to give bond
A colored man bought some goods j ne was Pul m Jau-
We understand that previous to
this difficulty the same man drew his
pistol on Mrs. T. E. Nash at her
from Mr. A. Parker Saturday even-4
ing and had them charged to one of
his customers. He was arrested for
obtaining the goods under false pre
tenses anJwas put in the lockup but
later he was turned out on condition
thit he par for the goods.
home next to the covered bridge. He
should be severely dealt with.
Lemons 15 cents per dozen at N.
P. Murphy's.
ri!Se Denton,
Boston's most noted and popular
Palmist and a Physiognimist, is now
in this city for one week only.
Complete verbal synopsis of the
palm, and written chart of character
istics given to each patron. Priyate
sittings 7 5 cents. Reduced prices to
parties of four or more. Will call at
your home for parties of eight or
more. Hours : 9 a. m. to 9 p. m.
Can be seen at S. J. Swicegood's,
Main St., 2 doors from Fisher St.
C. B. Webb, of
nere vesterdav mor
from Raleigh. p
Mr. and Mrs. Q. E. immons spent
Saturday and yesterdaj in Hickory
visiting relatives. a
Mrs. J. H. Stewartvho has been
visiting Mrs. S. S. Cqgp, returned to
Mocksville today. y
Jim Clark, who hameen visiting
relatives in the city returned to Ah -
vine this morning. i
J. A. Bolich and
yesterday from a shoi
tives at Mocksville.
L. F. Long and wim of Old Fort.
' j spent Saturday night Wfi& returning
from their bridal tour.te
J. T. Wvatt cameflu last nigl.t
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Observer, paed through the city
yesterday morning on his way to
Charlotte.
W. D. Calloway, of the Vance
mills left yesterday morning for Con
cord where he has secured a position
with the Buffalo Mills.
tending the State rairp
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Johnnie Atweli wnt to China
Grove this morning t Abe present at
a corn shucking toniglft.
Coal 1 coal . i
Best grade of soft coal delivered at
$4.50 per ton. For sale by F. R. L.
Shaeffer.
Mrs. Bost, of Stateille, who has
been visiting relatives the city, re
turned home yesterday
Mrs. W. M. RobbinsQrf Statesville,
who has been visiting Mrs. P. P.
Meroney returned hon Saturday.
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