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LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY RAPER IN SALISBURY. LARGEST DAILY RARER IN THE CITY.
JNO. M. JULIAN, Editor and Proprietor. SALISBURY. NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY. JUNE 1 2th, 1896. VOL. I. NO. 236.
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EVENING WOfLiD
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SMITH, - Local Keportkr
TELEPHONE NO. 55.
Capt. Crawford Transferred.
Capt. W. Keea Crawford will next
Sunday leave Salisbury and in the
future run between Asheville and
Murphy. Reed's many friends will
regret his transfer to the other end
of the line.
THE FIREflEN'S TOURNAflENT dissenting voice, thereby showing j Mrs. LonK Badly Hurt.
NEWS BY WIRE.
IXKSy.. WEATHER REPORT
! The Watchman Revived.
Dr. Griffith, the Secretary, Writes the World
the Object f his Meeting and Shows
the Advantages Accruing to
Salisbury From It.
their appreciation of your tiremen, 1 Mr. B. F. Long was here this
and 'knowing the reputation that ' morning returning from Alamance j the latest happenings givN BY THE
Salisbury has, for she never does : county, where he had been to see j world's special telegrams.
things bv halves. Feeling thev his mother who was hurt bv a fall
would be treated royally bv the fire- several weeks ago.
men and citizens of the old town
Mrs. Long was attacked by vertigo
and 1 hope the citizens will see to it and tell down a'fhght ot steps break- it is expe ted that a straight
OUT GOLD PLATFORM WILL BIB
ADOPTED McKIX I.KV S
The Would is in receipt of the
following communication from Dr.
J. V. Griffith, secretary of the State j that this wTell earned reputation will I ing her collar bone and several ribs.
Mr. Samuel Archer, of Marion, is Firemen's Association, to which it isfbe maintained., I have lived among I The improvement in her condition is'
C0MnE.; Ul and manufacturers club in the city and will take charge of pleased to give prominence: 1 your people vears ago and know slight but Mr. Loner was compelled ,
GREENSBORO, X. C, June 11 9-j them to be a prosperous, energetic ' to leave her on account of important
Editor V orld: people, awake to everything for the business in Statesvilie.
liie lugnth Annual convention F00a of Oieh- town, and socially a
and Tournament of the North Caro- j oetter people never lived. Fortychickens Taken la one Night.
lina State Firemen's Association will j j hope lhe locaI firemen will be Capt. John Beard's chicken yard
be held in your city August 19, 20, given encouaagement necessary to was visited Wednesday night by an
21st. lhe first day Will be deVOted , make t'hfi np.asinn a sunrpss. UlVVftV ' animal xnnnnsAil tr a mint "Vac.
SITUATION AT ST. LOlS.
PROSPECTS,
observer.
Tempf v -ure; 7 a. m., 63; 2 p. m., 83
weaIkk forecast foe to-day :
Faff tonight and Saturday.
ITS LOCAL.
the Carolina Watchman, which has
been suspended for the past month
or more. We wish Mr. Archer
more success than his recent prede
cessors have enjoyed with this paper.
SOME OF THR ITFIS WILL BE
TEREST TO YOU.
OF IN-
Mrs. Williams Brown is quite sick
at her home on Church street.
A number of Salisbury's youths
and maidens have gone to St. John's
mill, on the Yadkin, to spend, the
evening picnicking.
Miss Bertie McAlister has given
up her position in Mrs. Jno. A.
Murphy's millinery store and is now
with Mrs. John Rouche.
Nothing has been heard from the
articles stolen from Mr. L. A. Pee
ble's residence cn Tuesday. No
clue was discoveied to the thief.
! Douglas' Trial.
Robert Douglas, who was arrested
in Salisbury in February by Detec
tive Baldwin for the murder of a
peddlar in Virginia, will be tried
next Tuesday the 16th inst. The
Statesvilie Mascot says that his law
yer, B. F. Long, Esq., and thirteen
witnesses wiil leave Statesvilie next
Sunday for Tazewell, where the trial
will be held.
to transacting the business of the j equal to what other towns have done, terday morning forty young chickens
association, the two remaining days j an(j
Play Bal .
The baseball enthusiasts of the
cisy met at Henderson's park yester
day afternoon and played a practice
game. The material for a team will
be selected next week and then the
boys, after a sufficient practice will
open the ball season in Salisbury.
They promise to giver Salisbury the
best team she has ever had.
to the tournament. This organiza
tion has a mmbrship, of ovr 600.
Every town and city in the State
where there is a regularly organized
fire department is represented by
one or more companies. The pur
pose of this organization is to estab
lish harmony of action, insure pros
perity and sueiress, provide pecun
iary support, secure protection and
promote the best interest of the
firemen of North Carolina, and corn-
ray word for it, when it is were among the missing in the Cap-
(By special telejtram.j
St. Louis, Mo., Janfe 12. The
currency plank is the talk overshad
owing everything elsei The surren
der of Man ley and the defiance of
If
; the national committee by ex-senator
Piatt are forgotton. As the day of
the convention draws near it be
; comes more apparent that the plat
i form will favor a gold rather than a
over with, no one will ever regret tain's yard.
hating had the eighth annual meet-! Last night a dead chicken was!
of th North Wnlina StatP FirL fifWI witl, .trvnin. ,,. tlm ,r,m-n. i straddle or befogging issue meaning-
men's Association there.
Yours,
J. W. Griffith,
Secretary.
Concoad Ys Salisbury.
The Forest Hill baseball club, of
Cb n cord, crossed bats this evening
with the Salisbury Cotton Mill boys
ing it was gone.
The Captain hopes that this has
night Lefore.
Rev. Marr Caned.
pile statistics of information concern- j the lalterB ground.
ing practical working of various proirress as we t
At tjieir meeting last night the
less phrases and uninteHigabl?
sentences. The arrival of Senator
; Teller is anxiously awaited, howevet
with a degree of expectancy that he
will arouse the silver forces, who
have been completely overshadowed.
Senator Lodge is expected to-
u fT , 5 , . r T, ; night and Senator Quay this after
Home Circle presented Rev. J . r . & J
iwwtn I t . i ' ...111 . . i ! j , r 4 i . r K t i t i
Marr with a handsome walking cane. , J
The game is in j On the gold head of the cane is en- m
A. . . There is miiet but lersisfefit wnrii.
tn Trf : trrn vtrl "Hnmp l nv M 1 si t r ! i I
The repairs on the machinery at
the ice factory are being made this
week. The factory will probably
begin making ice again Monday.
Mr, John I. Trexler is again quite Frank shober Here,
sick. Several months ago he was Mr. Frank Shober, of the New
confined to his bed with the same j York WorMj u fl the dty He was
disease that is now troubling him. unable to reach Saisburv upon the
The six months old child of Mr. ! announcement of the death of his
D. H. Mahaley died bf whooping father, because of an injury received
cough 'this -morning. It wilt be ! from a fall. He will remain in the
city until he has finished the busi
ness he came to transact. Mr.
graved "Home Circle, No. 184, to
Rev. T. F. Marr." It was a token
Mrs. Lewter Vesy Low.
The many faiends here and else-
of their appreciation of the kindness
of Rev. Marr in preaching the annua
where of Mrs. A. S. Lewter, former- 1 sermon for the lodge several weeks
buried tomorrow at l"nion church.
systems and the merits of various
apparatuses in use for the extinguish -
ment of fire?, and the cultivation of
' fraternal fellowship between the
! several fire departments of the
A
State.
Wherever these annual meetings
have been held in the past, the local
firemen have always reaped the ben
efit r tVii iivnnvimiiK. limit -f 1 1 r r
v- .wnv- v n.cii nen Qf Thoueht and Acti0.
, . I 1 he debating club met last nigh
uieicuy uiuviug ui great, seiTice iu . - , , , ,
r . v in Walter Murphy s office
, , , LOUffttion tor discussio- was whether posed Lut . .rc. couege at Charlotte,
the future and it has been invariable , Ti i i i i , i , , ; " t ,
. J or not men of thought had done more are already beginning their work as
the case that every town where the
meetings have been held the authori-
for Hastings for Vice-President, and
the story is widely circulated that
ly of Salisbury but now of Raleigh,
will'regret to learn that she is ex
tremely low. She has been attacked
with inflamatorv rheumatism.
ago.
The cane was presented to Rev.
Marr by R. Lee Wright in a neat
little speech.
To Draw Plans For The College.
Rev. C. B. King and
C. L. T.
j Senator Quay is to name tne run
ning mate, but until he gets to speau
for himself there is noUlli g whit be
will do. Should he fall in line with
Piatt to fight the Ohioean he will
find a vast amount of interest in the
situation.
The contest will come up daring
the day and if decided against the.
regular state organization will arouse
rPL ! H l-'lt-ii1 wh a rOi-z ill o rrr r 1- i-v ,
icciui ui i eseu mien t uut
The Salisbury cotton mill and the i
Rowan knitting mill shut down for ! Shober is ver much attached to
the rest of the week yesterday even-' New York and thlI,ks there is no
-pt li -ii i i w place like it on earth,
ing. 1 hese mills will work only two r
thirds of the time for several weeks, j
Shop Notes. .
Walter Poole and Zeb Wyatt, Mr. J. E Dnvis nf Tvnnwille i
two former typos in the World of-1 i;olT fha hnAt'H ,u protection against
fiee wi.l leave Sunday for Winston, I i- .1 .i 1 same time ret a cheaper rate of ln-
nce, win cimuy iui A,l&tU11' ' machinery in the new southern shops. r
Kava thv hnve seenred emnlov- Kt , ' . I surance. It was long ago a settled
j ! rseany an 01 ine maenmerv 10 oe
state placed ,in these shops will be new
ties have seen therein their depart
ment was insufficient and the need of
more apparatus of perhaps better
and difierent model were needed
and having purchased the same, put
themselves in a position for better
fire and at the
ment with Stewart Bros.,
printers.
and contain all of the latest improve-
Herbert Barrier, a recent graduate ; ments. While all the building will
of North Carolina College and well not be completed the company hopes
known here, is now in Concord to be able to begin operation by th3
assisting his father in the editorial first of September. The machinery
and business management of the ; will soon arrive and the machine
shop will be put in readiness for
use.
We learn from good authority
that when the full force goes to work
I it will number between seven hun-
died and . fifty and eight hundred
men.
fact, that firemen however alert
cannot protect property without ap
paratus to do so with, and this an
nual meeting of the association bring
together man and apparratus from
every town and city in the State to
discuss matters pertaining to the
best protection against fire and at
the same time show to the public the
eady begi
may be seen from the following from
yesterday's Charlotte News:
"Messers King and Fisher, the Luth
eran College agents, have employed
an architect from York, Pa., to draw
the plans for the buildings. They
The annual barbecue and grarid j are to come here with him before the
picnic given by the owners of Dunn's ! 24th of this month, and after he
to make history than men of action.
Thought won the question. The
j club will speak next Thursday night
before several invited guests.
The Annual Barbecue.
mountain, attracted quite a number
makes an inspection of the site and
of gentleman from the city today. I surroundings he will draw the plans
Among those who are in attendance
upon the festivities are: T. F. Kluttz,
T. C. Linn, T. M. Monroe, J. Frank
McCubbins, Walter Murphy, J.
Moyle and T. D. Roseman.
Standard.
An engine and crew went out to j
the Yadkin river today to unload
iron lor the new bridge. This will
not be a double bridge as expected,
but will only take the part of the
wooden portion of the bridge now
standing.
0 An Odd Sight.
Deputy Marshal J. T. F. Neal, of chairman W. L. Kluttz, of the
Albemarle, was here today with colinty commissioners, went down
three prisoners returning from Fed- the Bringle's Ferry road yesterday to
eral court. Two of the men get ! gee tow the convict force was get
three months and one six months in j n al Awav down the road in
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the Stanly jail. All are tor illicit S tMe p;nev Wood" seetion ho aw ! looked upon bv their respective com-
distilling. j something that has been heard of be-1 munities as mep that "would do to
Dr. W. W. McKenzie returned j fore but is very seldom seen in this j tie to." The work this association
last night fiom Hillsboro, where he part of the country. In a large cot- j has done in this line of elevating the
ht bppn in rosnnnsp to a tpleorram ! ton patch a woman wa ldmrino- 1 moral standard of its members has
to see the sick child of Rev. B. S. That would not have attracted much
McKenzie. The child was somewhat j attention of itself but at the other
imnroved when Dr.- McKenzie left end of the plow instead of a horse
nr. Torrence's Home Burned.
M. C. Torrence has received news
of the burning of his brother Pless'
house in Statesvilie, yesterday morn-
workings of the different apparatus. ing at 3 o'clock.
Besides the apparatus in use, The fire was discovered in the
manufacturers' of all kinds of appar- rear of the building and the entire
The architect secured makes a spec
ialty in this line of work and has de
signed some of the finest educational
buildings in the whole country. In j
drawing the designs for the Charlotte J
buildings he will have a75,000 fund j
to base his work on."
subdued.
Temporary chairman Fairban
went to Indianapolis to prepare his
speech. It will favor the Indiana,
sound money, plank. He is now in
Canton consulting with -Major Mc
Kinley regarding it. Sergeant-alarms
Byrnes says he had calls for
ten thousand more tickets than there
i is to distribute. On June 17th prob
ably the grandest political parage
! ever given here will be that of the
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McKinlev clubs from all parts of the
United States. Ten or twelve thous
and will be in line.
The National League of Republi
can clubs have something to ay
about the candidate for the Vice
Presidency. The league is largely
atus for fire protection are always on
hand in great numbers exhibiting
their wares and are nearly as anxious
to show the workings of the same to
their best advantage. In all these
things the local firemen gather ideas
that prove to be of incalculable value
to him.
Firemen in the past, have not been
house was destroyed before the
flames could be checked. Three of
1 for McKinlev, but is divided on the
Rev. II. R Overcasb. was in the j j , . u t
second place. Ex-bov. lirown, of.
city last night on his way to China! ni T , -, , ... ,
. J 1 Rhode Island, a member,will be pnl
Grove wjiere he will be married this A t u t 1 .
forward bv his friends. President
afternoon to Miss Lou Kimball at vr "fV v , - . ,
; McAlpm, of -New ork,of the Jeanne.
vnapei cnuren. rie was accompa
nied by his sister, Miss Bettie 0 er-
is coming prominently to the
eash. of Statesvilie. Thev will return
Mr. Torrence's childreh are visiting L o r 1 1 a .0.
. o to Salisbury tonight and go to States-
111 oausuury naving come down the
day before their home was burned.
ville tomorrow morning.
A RECORD BREAKER.
Hillsboro.
The funeral services over the re
mains of Mrs. Doug Hartman yester
day evening were attended by a large
number of friends. The services
were conducted by Rev. Coburn, who
paid a just tribute to the life of the
young woman whose untimely death
brought sorrow to her many friends.
The county convict force wrhich
1 hs been working on the lower end
of the Bringle's ferry road, was
moved yesterday and is new grading
on the hill on the same road near
towA creek. When this work is
finished they will begin grading the
new rfcid beyond the Southern shops.
the woman's husband was hitched up
j in harness and pulling the plow.
As submissive as a lamb but with a
dexterity that would have made a
horse blush he pulled and tugged at
the plow, obeying explicitly the
"gee" and "wohaw" of the woman
between the handles.
A lot of Boneless Ham just re
ceived at A. Parker's.
It is generally conceded by all
that R. W. Price, has the veiy best
beef and at the lowest prices at his
"up to date market." Call and be
convinced.
been a great one and today the fire
men in North Carolina from a moral
and intellectual standpoint are the
equal of any man or set of men.
The management, raising of funds,
&c, &c, for the entertainment of
the association aDd prizes on the
tournament is left with the local fire
men and the amount of money nec
essary for these purposes is nothing
to be compared to the ideas and
My building is rough
But my meat is not tough
Let it be understood
That my weights are good
My prices are right
And I will be in thp flrrht
T , , r 07 , I SIXTEEN HUNDRED POUNDS OF K E
x uo not care wnat you nave Peen m t. T
to I Temperature 4o. Jackson
If you wish to buy the tenderest : Model Meat Market, June 12.
meat that has ever been sold.
front.
Governor Morton, however, is the
choice of the league if he will accept.
A conference will be held thiit
evening in Piatt's room between
Quay, Lodge, Henderson, of Iowa,
and other leading Republicans, who
Ice co!d
And from oire to ten days old
Call at my market, in the old
Washington building opposite the
opera house. J. S. Marable.
For tomorrow's trade I have three : represent the interests of the candi-
i large steers, one veal, t wo sheep, ! teg opposed to McKinlev. An ef-
balogna, smoked and mixed sausage j fort will be made to formulate a ff-
all in my large refrigerator under j nancial plank similar to that of the
; recent Massachusetts and New York
I conventions, straight, out for gold.
The Vice-Presidency will also be
considered. The New York dele
Candy is being manufactured to
day at A. Parker's.
Remember goods at and beloi
cost at Feldman's closing out sale.
Tlnfinfr ttip anmmpr mnnfhs nnlxr
parties leaving orders at J. S. Mara-: Satlon talks of folding a convention
bles market on Saturday, the same if their contests are not heard 011
will be filled on Sunday morning, j their merits. If everything is arnic
Meat will be kept cold in his refrig- j av,iv gettled the New York delegate!
erator until delivered. of naming Monm for tbJ
Cherries, apples, peaches, in fact second place after McKinleys' nomi
anv thing that this market affords 1 nation.
;an be found at A. "Tai::::::;"..
town where the meetings are held.
The firemen of your city are a
live, wide awTake body of men, who
are alert to everything ' whereby
they can e benefitted in the protec-
I tion of property. They invited the
, j M. A tf W
Ask vour grocer for Swift's Silver 1 association to meet with them. The
E. W. Burt & Co., will in a few
benefits derived by (not only the j days have several ladies and gentle
firemen) but every citizen in the ! men Dgh grade bicycles on exhibi
tion to be sold on the installment
plan.
Leaf Lard.
.invitation was accepted without a
Flour: Roller King, Majestic
and New South Superlative Patent
Flour Same flour under different
brands. Advertises itself In The
Three rooms for rent, furnished or
unfurnished. One door below tele
graph office. Apply at Capp's har
ness shop or at the house.
T. S. Boylin.
THE HEIR APPARENT PRO LAIMEU,
t (By special telegram.)
Theheran, June 12. Moham
med all Mirze, the eldest son ot the
For Rent
Fulton street.
j Shah was proclaimed heir apparent
Good dwelling on , today-
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M. L. Bean.
30 Bread tickets at A. Parker's
Sack and its excellent quality , is j for $1.00. Bake days Tuesday,
Found In The Oven and Cpon The ' Thursday and Saturday All eooda da
Table. Ask your Grocer for it.
Swift's Silver Leaf is the roost
popular Lard on the market.
; delivered. Phone No. 37.
Mrs. J. W. Maunev can accoiBiu-
te Boarders either table or room,
or both at her home on Main st
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