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Editor J. P. Caldwell, of the
Charlotte Observer, in reply to
the question from the Xew York
World as to whether or not in
his estimation Cleveland is the
logical candidate of his party
fqr the coming contest, replies
that he believes there are
stronger men than Cleveland
who could be nominated.
The citv fathers have done
well in providing a city hall and
every cent spent in its construc
tion wTili be approved of by the
taxpayers of Salisbury. Xow
give us electric lights. We
need more light and there is no
question about that. Let our
commissioners take heed of this
matter in the same energetic
and progressive spirit which
lias marked the present admin
istration and the people will ap
plaud them.
Cuba has issued bonds. The
securities have been engraved
and the Cuban government has
advertised for sealed proposals
for them. There is in anticipation
a total issue of 10,000,000 but
only 2,000,0.00 w ill be put on
the market now. Kew York
financiers express a willingness
to take a part of the bonds.
From the New York World we
clip the following recital gov
erning the payment of principle
and interest by the Cuban gov
ernment. The recitals in the bond make
the principal due ten years after
the evacuation of the Island of
Cuba by the Spanish forces,
and all revenues are pledged to
the payment of principal and
interest. It, is to be understood
that while the time is specified
for the redemption of the con
pons, payment may be deferred
-liiitil six months after evacua-
ion by Spain. They are to be
receivable as taxes in propor
tion of one-fith. There is no
upset price, but no bid under GO
per cent of the face value will
be received. This reservation
indicates that if the securities
are floated at all, there will be
at least a fair return for the
promise of the belligerents.
Call on Theo. F. Kluttz & Co.,
and Edwin Cuthre'U, Druggists, Salis
bury, X. C, for "Rheumacide," the
wonderful new constitutional cure
f r rheumatism Price $1.00 per bot
tle. It cures.
IT LOOKS LIKE BUTLER.
From all indications it looks
very much as if Senator Butler
will carry the day over the Re
publicans. The Populist Exec
utive Committee met at Raleigh
vesterday and a committee was
appointed to confer with a sim
ilar committee from the Repub
lican paity for. the purpose of
effecting fusion. The trend of
affairs showed that the Popu
lists would not concede an inch
of ground to the Republicans
ind that thev must have the
Governor. Buck Kitchen, who
is not by any means a big horse
in the camp but whose position
serves to illustrate the prevailng
sentiment among the Populists,
says:
'There will be fusion on the
State ticket; the Populists will
hold to their demand for Gov
ernor and the RepubMcsns will
concede this despite all the pres
ent denials."
This is in perfect harmony
with what Senator Butler has
said all along. And the Raleigh
correspondent of the Charlotte
Observer says that many Re
publicans openly assert that
they are willing to concede so
"much to the Populists. In con
nection with this.it is interest
ling to note what Chairman Hol
ton has to say. From the same
source from which we obtain
the above we get his opinion of
the situation:
"Republican Chairman Hol
ton said that he was informed
that the sentiment at the meet
ling was for fusion and that the
Populists would stand to thoir
demand for Governor. He de
clared most positively that the
( Republicans would never con
cede this and that the result was
easy to foresee; that it was a
case of an irresistable force act
ing on an immovable body."
But it must be remembered
that Mr. Holton represents the
minority element of his party.
A majority has signified its
willingness to accept fusion on
any terms and it is easy to fore-
1 1
j see that Mr. Holton and his fol"
! lowers will he listed as hnrVk
numbers when the summing up
occurs. v What power Marion
Butler has over the Republican
party of North Carolina! He
has snapped his finger, cracked
his whip and they, are falling in
line to do his bidding. It seems
almost incredible that men could
be brought under such absolute
control. But from all appear
ances it has been done. And
all that is left now is for the G.
p. P. to take their fare in c the
best grace possible, w-hieh at
the best can be tut poor grace-
It is stated now that the free
silver forces, in the event they
are in the npjority at the Chi
cago convention, are planning
to change the rule which re- j
quires a two thirds vote to nomi
nate a candidate, and will give
the majority this power. This
change has anything but a
a wholesome flavor to it.
Mrs. J. W. Mauney can accommo
date boarders either table or room,
or both at her home on Main street.
. Swift's Silver Leaf is the C most
popular Lard on the market.
Mr. Switterda' School.
Earlv in the eighteenth cen
tury a Mr. Switterda announces
that ladies and gentlemen who
desire in a very short time to
speak Latin, French or High
Dutch fluently, and can spare
but two hours a week, will be
faithfully taught by him ac
cording to a very eav and de
lightful method, full, plain,
most expeditious and effectual.
"Every one," he continues, "is
to pay according to his quality
from 1 to -i guineas a( month,
but: he (Mr Switterda) will
readier agree by the great." A
good contrast to the above is the
plain and homely description
description of "a school about
40 miles from London. The
master has had much success
with, boys, as there are almost
40 ministers, and masters that
were his scholars. His wife
also teaches girls Jacemaking,
plain work, raising paste, sau
ces and cooking to a degree of
exactness. His price is 10 or
11; the year, with a pair of
sheets and one spoon, to be re
turned if desired." Cornhill
Magazine.
Two Lives Saved. :
Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, !of J unction
City, I IK, was told by her doctors
she had Consumption and that there
was no hope for her, but two bottles
Dr. Kind's Xew Discovery complete
lv cured her and she says it saved her
life, j Mr. Thos. Egger.-, 130 Florida
St. San Francisco, suffered from a
dreadful cold, approaching Consump
tion,' tried without result everything
else ! then bought one bottle of Dr.
Kind's Xew Discovery and in two
weeks was cured. He is naturally
thankful. It is such results, of which
these are samples, that prove the
wonderful eilicaey of this medicine iu
Coughs and Colds. Free trial hottles
at T F. Kluttz & Co. Drug Store.
Regular size 50o. and 1.00,
A Campaign Lie. "I have
of ten wanted to you," said Wil
liam Tell, "If it is a fact that
you: played on a violin while
Rome was burning ?"
"That was a campaign lie,"
said Xero. "The truth is, I
played on the flames, along with
other members of Xo. 1, Volun
teer Company, with- a hose."
Indianapolis Journal. !
I Old People. '
Old people who require medicine
to regulate the bowels and kidneys
will find the true remedy in Electric
Bitters. This medicine does not
stimulate and contains no whiskey
nor other intoxicant, but acts as :a
tonic and alterative. It acts mildly
on the stomach and bowels, adding
strength and giving tone to the
organs, thereby aiding Xature in the
performance of the functions. Elec
tric Bitters is an excellent appetizer
and aids digestion. Old people find
it exactly what ther need. Price 50
cents and $1.00 per bottle at T. F.
Kluttz .& Go's drug store, j
! The SuccesstuI One.
"So Miss Keene is married,"
one young man.
"Yes," replied the despondent
lover, "and to another."
"I thought she regarded you
very kindly."
"She did. And I lavished
every attention on her. I took
her to the opera every night,
and; then she married my
rival." ;
, "She thought he had more
money than you."
"She was sure of it. He
j couldn't help but have after I
took her to the opera every
night. Washington Star.
i Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
The Best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chap
ped j Hands, Chilblains, Corns and
all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. It is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25c per
box. For sale by Kluttz & Co.
Cures all Skin and
Boold Diseases.
Physicians endorse P. P. P. as a
splendid combination and prescribe
it with great satisfaction for the cure
of all forms of Primary, Secondary
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and Testiary Syphilis.
P. ;F. ;P.
Cures Rheumatism,
Syphilite Rheumatism, Scrofulous
Ulcers and sores, Glandular Swel
lings, Kheiimatism, Malaria, Old
Chronic Ulcers that have resisted ali
treatment, Catarrh and Skin Dis
eases. ,
P. P. P.
CURli 3 BiLOOID
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Mercural Poif on, Tetter, Scald Head,
etc. P.P.I, s a powerful and an
excellent appetizer, building up the
system rapidly.
PT Tp
Cures Scrofula.
Ladies whose systems are poison
ed and wlKse blood is in an impure
condition, due to menstruai irregu
larities are peculiarly benefitted by
p p. p:
CURES M
the wonderful tonic and blood cleans
ing properties of P. P. P., Prickly
Ash, Poke Root and Potassium.
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Lippman Bros. Proprietors,
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Druggist.
JOHN A. RAMSAY
& SON,
G1VIL ENGINEERS and AR
CHITECTS. Office in the rear of court bouse.
Gives attention to railroad construction,
"- surveys and mapping of mining pro
perties a specialty, surveys and esti
mates of water power, prepares plans
for drainage of swamp lands by open
or covered drains, plans for the erec
tion of mills, dwellings. &c, and at
tends to the purchase of "all kinds ma
chinery, building materials, &c.
Administrators Notice
Having qualified as Administrator of
A. A. Shepherd, dee'd, I notify all per
sons having claims against him to ex
hibit the same to me on or before the
27th day of March, 1807, or this notice
will be plead in bar of their recovery.
Persons indebted to said estate must
make prompt payment. This March 23,
1896. P. P. Jekoxey,
Theo. F. Kluttz, atty. Admr.
Attention
We are now receiving
some of the celebrated
& CO'S
make of ladies fnje Ox
ford's anil Siipp is, tans
anl blacks, ballon & lace.
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This line couV- ail to
'interest everv lady who
admires stvlish foot-
guear.
E.I.BIT dCO.
For Sale !
That valuable property sit- ;
uated on the southeast cor
ner of Main . and Horah
streets arid known as 'the
old Horah place. Fronting'
200 feet on Main street
and running through to Lee
street. -
Also that beautiful lot sit
uate, on Fulton street and
known as the Wilson pro
perty. These are the most desira
ble lots in town. Any per
son thinking of buying
would do well to take ad
vantage of this opportuni-
lyj. For prices, terms, &c.
call on
J. S. McCUBBIXS, Jb.
Southern
Railway
X
Cigar
Like the shops is
the best thing
our city has ever
had. For . sale
only by . ;
theo. F. Kluttz & Co,
Fh$ P. m.
k ir KW 1
DO. C. WEST'S
miz m mm mnrnm
THE GniGrL-.L, AIL CTHCP.3 r'.TATlOKS,
fal Errors, or ExSFSTe U- ocTobfiCco, Opta,
or Liqaor. waih J-cids to llmzj, Vvururaptioz.
In'aat,r and Ikath. At wore r by ruaiJ. $1 n
box; sixtorfr;witliTyrltieR snnrantee to
care or refiyrd eo-. Sum pic pac k
Rcontaitg cLi7artret mit,mth foil
inttractions, U centx Ore pasroie oulr sold to
j. " 1 crore or v.j mail.
5l
Cx!ra Stresft!!.-
'ow?T' .Lost MaaLood.
Shop
b, aothonzed at crl j, to cur v'eak tleaiory,
x)iz!no Fits, Hysteria, Chuck'
aSP.2sKbt losses, .vilDTc. 3LacH of Cositi-
QerOrtUor D7nii: 'APTCR