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Louis Lichienstein Custom Tailor. JtfO. Mi JULIAN, Editor. SALISBURY, NORTH CAROLIlf ii&TUESDAY. APRIL !4tfi, 1896. VOL. 1. NO. 187. 7r ? i r any paper pJlshed in The World has the largest circulation of Salisbury. Our books are open to y inspection. LOCAL DEPARTMENT. LEROY SMITH, - Local Refobtei: TELEPHONE NO. 55. i HAPPENINGS THAT ARE OP INTEREST TO ' ! . SALISBURIANS. The telephone exchange is putting in five or six new phones. . ... D. V. Julian has begun opening goods at his new store in East Salis bury. . ' . The TJniform Rank of the Knights of Pythias is not meetings now be cause it has no ptece to drill. As soon as a house can be secured in which to drill the Rank will meet regularly. The Florida special made its last run south this morning. The railr oad officials are preparing a new schedule and will probably have - another train to take tli3 place of the Florida special. There is no need of carrying a long string of figures in your mind. Go to Browns Clothing Company and they will give you prices low down on clothing. Read their new aid in today's World. The New Brick Yard. Messrs.: Hamilton, Isenhoar and Crowell are busy'to-day preparing to begin making brick. Their machin ery arrived yesterday and n being erected on the opposite side of the railroad frOm the new shops. 3 to 6. . " "" -. - - The upsiart nine and a nine-from the Vance Mill played a match game of ball at the Knitting Mill grounds yesterday afternoon. The score stood 9 to G in favor of the upstart Another game will be played at Hendersons park Monday. Mr. Will Smith, of Chestnut Hill, had the experience of reading his own obituary yesterday. Mr. W. A. E. -AY Burt & Co., tell you of Brandoiu our informant, got names something nice to-day. new ad. Read their Mr. A. M.- Brown is having im provements made Jon his house on .Main street. McCubbins, Bostain & Atwell are mixed and gave the name of Will Smith instead of Will Tucker. Rev. Dr. Jno. C. Kilgo, of.Trinity, was in the city last night returning from Hickory, where he preached Sunday. Dr. KiIro went on. to Bal- selling coats for 9 cents.- Read their imore last night where he will de fliss Overman Dead. Miss Mary Overman, a young lady about 1 8 years jold, who lived with her parents on Chestnut Hill, died this morning at 11 o'clock. Miss Overman had had a severe attack of ;rneasles and this, coupled with meningitis, caused her death. The funeral will take place tomor row.. 7 A Ken Hous Visited. A Great Hit. - A chicken tliief visited the hen ! The Langdon Dramatic Company house of Mr. T. C. Watson last will make its first appearance in our . night and succeeded in making away city at the Opera House Tuesday - with several fowls. The chickens evening April -1st. A feature of were missed by Mr. Watson this their opening will-be that everybody moroin. - holding one of their ladies tickets - will be admitted free of charge, if Death saved Him the Journey. accompanied by a paid reserved seat The World yesterday mentioned ticket. This company is without a that Milas Barber, colored, had been doubt the strongest popular priced taken to the county home. Supt. attraction on the road. The Wil Brown, of the home, came after mington Messenger sajs: ' uThe Barber but found him in a dying Langdon Dramatic Company opened condition and unable to be moved, to the capacity of the Opera House Barber died last night and was taken last evening, in the thrilling comedy out to the home this morningfor drama 'A Noble Outcast,' and made burial. . a decided hit from the start. The 0 company is one of the best that has j ever played in our city, and we price list on another page. ' The Southern has placed a clock in the ladies waiting room at the depot for the accommodation of passen gers. Oscar R. Steed, who formerly lived in Salisbury, but who has for a several months been in Washington, has moved to Greensboro. . Ten or twelve young people came ...up from Charlotte this morning to attend the Mowery-Poole wedding at the Lutheran church tonight. Improvement is being made on the rear wall of the Kimball house which was damaged by the burning down of the adjoining room several weeks ago. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Wade came down from States ville last night to attend the 'funeral of Mr. Wade's mfother who died at her home near ?.Iw'.!r;'s mill Sunday. 1 Contractor Lefler has the contract to build the-two story residences of W. A. Brandon on Chestnut Hill. jLumber has been placed on the ground for the building. U liver aii address at the Physicians and Surgeons College of that city. Announcement has been made of the marriage .of Miss Agnes Wat- kins, of China Grove, who has fre quently visited and has many friends in Salisbury, to Mr. Robert Martin, of Portsmouth, Va. The ceremony is to take place at St. Mark's Luth eran church at China Grove the 29th. infct. . The Salisbury Cotton mill closed down this afternoon to allow the employees to attend the funeral of Will Tucker. The services were conducted by Rev. X. S. Jones at the Chestnut Hill Methodist church at 3 o'clock. I The Jr. O. V. A. M., of which he was a member, met at their lodge and marched in a body to the church. The Warehouse Removed A Brick Store Goes Up. i The warehouse of J. Allen Brown, on Fisher street, will soon be re moved and in its stead will be erected a handsome brick store. Mr. Brown is moving his stock of goods today into the warehouse of J. Frank McCubbins.! Thrown. From His Wajjon. caturaay evening a Air. t norn predict crowded house at every per- burg, ot oouth Kiver, was round m jformauce. the street near Shober's bridge. r A large gash was on one hand and in it is a Fake. 1 1 11 l ' j T -..VI ... ins neaa mere was a ueep cut. uoin Headers of the Wocld will re wounds were bleeding freely. lie member a circular letter from the had been thrown, from his wagon Ex-Slave Owners' Registration Bu- aud the horse had kept going until reau received by Clerk of the Court it was halted near Grant s creek Watson last week, the contents of Mr. Thornburg received attention which were published in this paper. from persons living in the neighbor- Tt turns out. iust as we advised our . ' i . hood until his team was brought readers, o be d fake as the following Found In s.Barn. , Revenue officers II. Vander- ford and AV. W-. Krider went hunt ing yesterday nd ; met with fairly good: success. In a barn near Trading Ford the officers found five barrels of whiskey hid away. There were 226 sallbn3 of the liauor and it was i - Charlotte where it will be sold. sent to Dividend Declared. ' The diiectors of (the Salisbury Cotton mill had their quarterly meet-ino- at the Davis & Wiley bank yes terday afternoon. A dividend of he usual quarterly two per cent was declared payable on demand. IVIrs. Helen M: Barker, Treasurer of the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union, will speak at the opera house in Salisbury at 8 o'clock p. m., April 16th. The Ladies of the Salisbury Wo mans Christian 'Temperance Union will meet Mrs. Barker, at Y. M. C. A. hall, Thursday afternoon at 4. p.- m. A full attendance is specially desir ed, : .;.' : A nicnic will be held on the, Phillips Mountain oh Ascension day. A large crowd is expected and ' o-rand time will be given all who attend.- J. M. Johnson, representing the Salisbury Marble Yorks, left this mnrninff with a handsome line of samnles. lie will travel through r . Mecklenburg, Anson, and Randolph counties. ... The marri ge ef Miss' Roxie Poole to Mr. Charlie ' Mo wery will take place tonight at 7:30 at St. Johns Lutheran church, Rev. C. B, King officiating. After the ceremony the young cjouple will leave on the South bound train for v Charlotte, where Mr. Mo wery is employed in the; machine shops. At Charlotte they will be given a- reception. Death at Franklin. Mrs. Jennie Window, wife of Chas. Window, died at her home in Franklin township yesterday after noon at 4 o'clock. Mrs. Wrmdow was taken down , with the measles about a: week ago, which developed into fjleurisy. She was about 27 years old and leaves a husband and two children.. The remains were interred in Frank lin cemetery this evening. backi when he was taken home. The Central Building: Soon to be Erected Rev. R. W. Boyd was in the city last night on his way home from Wilmington where he had - been attending the Presbytery in the Barium Springs Orphanage. Rev. Boyd met with fairly good success. He is raising money for-the proposed central building at the orphanage and tells us that he thinks there is enough money in sight to enable work on trie proposed building in the near future. This will be gratifying news to the many friends of the orphans and the Bring Out the Sprinkler. Xow is the time, if our city fathers intend doing anything in the way of keeping the dust down this summer, for the street sprinkler to be brought out. It would have been of great service to-day. The wind has been high and the dust disagreeable. Let us have the street sprinkler, city fathers. ' from Washington will show. Postmaster-General Wilson to day declared that the United States Ex-Slave Owners' Registration Bu reau, of Washington, D. C, was in violation of the postal regulations and was not entitled to the privileges of the mails. This bureau was but recently in corporated under the laws of the District, and the Department', maae an investigation of its methods of business. , It was ascertained that: three of the incorporators of the bureau gave Washington as their residence, but none resided in the District at the time of incorporation. orphanage in sausDury. Th.w have iust established offices Rev. Bovd was here several weeks , , . i... ao and raised a good amount for this bujjding. re- here but began doing business in a isub-officein Savannah, Ga., several weeks ago, by sending out literatnrci The report of the Postoffice Inspec ¬ tor is that the scheme is a'fraudpure The Fray is On. t iVta TVrkTTT Tfill ora nnh!i o.hallpiifr- in last and simple! -i-a f . I Tnpsflav's World to Ambrose Hile- I -m t 1 I.J . f .1 'e rT. . nA r.nt TT.n fcomeDOOY is ouying me laieht laus man, Ul vauaiiur, auu - Beird, of this city, to a joint discus- c gooQ be broken; sion on the issues of the day, by rome while there is a chance for Albert Lingle, Esq. you. The challenge has been accepted by Mr. Hileman and the following letter tells the story: Ephesus, Davie Co., April 14 '9G. Mr. John M. Julian: Please give notice in your .daily A Thief Visited a Corn Crib. Ir. John V. Barringer, who is in the city today,tells us that hisneigh borhood was visited by thieves Saturday and Sunday nights. The corn crib of Mr. Henry Yost was visited each night and the thief probably mads away with four or five bushels of corn. Mr. Yost was away from home both nights. His mother and a young man who were there heard the noise made by the thief Sunday jiight but did not realize nntil Monday morn ing that the crib had been visited. Free Soda to-morrow at .W. II. Huffs. : :-r : :j. : Swift's Silver Leaf is the most popular Lard on the market. The Feather Weight Stiff Hat is a daisy, at Brown Clothing Co. j A Popular Conple To Be Married. The I folio win sr invitations have been sent out: 3tlr! and Mrs. P. M. Bernhardt request your presence at 'the inarriage of their daughter, Maud, to jMr. Charles F. Reisner, , at St. John's Lutheran Church, Wednesday morning, April twentysecond at nine forty-five o'clock, Salisbury, X. C. 189G. Miss Bernhardt, is the eldest daughter of Mr. P. M. Bernhardt, oi tms ;cit, auu uuiuuiucvi wM: u Act,P rnnl drint spason 1ft now other attractions possesses a kind and here, I will commence all kinds of 5JTniabl( disposition which has made drinks and for to-morrow only win her the friend of everyone in Salis- give a glass of soda free to every man, . ' - ; i woman and child. bury. i - , ; - - lr T?pisripy f harcre of the art bread tickets for $1.00. Goods department of the Smithdeal Hard- delivered. J. JS. boLOMoy. ware and Furniture Co., and a more Why suffer with Coughs, Colds, popular young man is not known in and LaGrippe when Laxative Bko- Get ready little ones. One day only, free soda at W. II. Huffs 30 Bread tickets at A. Parker's fori $1.00. , Bake days Tuesday, rPl, TifL-I o tt- nrt iotnrrliv All rnnd and weekly paper that there will be delivered. Phone No. 37. i inint dispussinn at Fink's and Yost' s Grove, on this coming ascen- t Ask your grocer for Swift's Silver sion day-, it being the 14th day of t ' : ' ' May, between Ambrose Hileman, of 'Call on G. T. Mowery when you Cabarrus, and A. L. Lingle, of Row- need anything in the grocen- line . ; . -e r - j : Hft kppns ail Kinas ana win seuiuem an unon tne issues oi me usv. r- . , .. , 7 X . . Evervbody is invited to attend. Free dinner will be given and music will be furnished. A. L. Lixgle. Columbia and Hartford Bicycles. E. W. Burt & Co., Agents just as cheap as anyone else. Goods delivered free. ' Store on Wisher street, three doors from John Mow ery's tailor shop. Truly, the gentlemen's friend. , is Dr. Le Brun's G. & G. Cure. At store or sent by mail." One dollar. tSole agent Jas. Plummer. AVaxted To buy two or three show cases. For further particulars call at this office. L . ; (. ; ', Ask your grocer for Swift's Silver Leaf Lard. ; Salisbury than Charlie Reisner. . We wishbthe young couple all the happiness and blessings of life. "Say kid, wanter make a dime?" "No time now boss, going after free soda at W. II. Huffs." m OnvrvT: will cure vou in one day. Does not produce the ringing m the head like Jsuipnate oi vuidiuc. Put up m tablets convenient lor taK- - mg. Guaranteed to cure or money refunded. Price 25 cents. ' For sale by Jas. Plummer and T. F. Kluttz & Co. Mrs. J. W. Maunev can accommo date boarders either table or room, or both at her home on Main street. Waxted Three or four good boarders. Rooms large and well furnished and fare first class. For price and other information apply to Win. Howard. - - i s x
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