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SALISBURY DAILY SUNi (DAILY KXCKPT SUNDAY.) j JOE X. ROUECHE. , I CLINT. N. BROWN, f Proprietors. SUBSCRIPTION BATES : , One Year, SI x Months, Three -One Month, One Week, Delivered by Carriers to any part 61 the city without extra cost. . "!--. $4.00 2.00 1.00 ' .35 U0 Jror advertising rates apply to the publishers Office over Burt's shoe store, on Main street. Entered at postoffice second-class matter. Sausbuby, N. C., Oct. 3, 1898. DEMOCRATIC TICKET For Congress Seventh District: THEO. F. KLUTTZ, of Rowan; For Solicitor Eighth District WILEY RUSH, of Randolph. For the Senate 26th Senatorial District: j J. C. THOMAS, j of Davidson. j R. B. GLENN, j of Forsyth. ,,Ior tlie Legislature: LEE S. OVERMAN, D. R. JULIAN. For Clerk-of Superior Court:; y; G. WATSON, j For Register of Deeds: i H. N. WOODSON, For Sheriff: I J ; J. M. MONROE. L For Treasurer: . j L J. SAM'L McCUBBINS JR.1 t For Cotton Weigher: -i G. H. PAGE. ; 7 U For Coroner: " ' ifr E. ROSE DORSETT.; ' "1.-.-, dm.m-.rm.." C. M. MILLER. For County Commissioners: J. FRANK McCUBBINS, SANFORD HENLY, P. ID. LINN. ile. m ' ! ' - .1 In the conduct of the county canvass the Sun desires to say by way of suggestion that .there should be no abuse of men be cause of opposition to the Demo cratic party. The canvass should be aggressive and determined, but of a quiet, persuasive sort. The doings of the fusion crowd, the conditions it has already brought upon the State, the danger of mat ters growing worse under them and negro domination in the east should be held out before the peo pie. This can be done in an hon est, candid way that will have la good effect. j The good citizens of Rowan are tired of fusion rule. - Some, and perhaps many, .of-v 'the Populists who left the Democratic party are also tired of it and it will take but little to bring them back to the Democratic party. To villify them will keep them with th f usionists. I Democratic speakers as they go out over, the county, in our opin ion, should couch their addresses in language single to this fact and may confidently expect to gain friends for Democracy. It will, we believe, mean greater success for the Democratic party in Row- j-J. W. Thompson, of Cumber land county, writes as f ollows to th y Wythville News: '! joined th 3 Populist party, believing it wus for free silver and a low tariff.; Bit 1 find the leaders of the Popu list iarty have placed the party on this llock to be bid off by the highest bidder, and I see them joining the Republican party which is for the gold standard, a hith tariff and negro rule, and you all know that the white people of this country can't and won't stand that.' and the on I v salvation 1 see for them is to come to the Demo cr itic party. So my vote hence forth will be for white supremacy and Democratic principles. ?5 UC. C. Bell, a farmer Populist writes to the Newbern Journal? pect to vote a Democratic ticket as all true patriotic white men should do. I, like many others went to the party with a pure md tive, but alas, it means office for t pit-hunting crowd of white men and negroes. You who love daughters, sisters, mothers and wives, think what you, are doing before you cast a PoRepulican vote." Jerry Simpson, candidate for re election to Congress from Kan sai, proposes to Chester 1. Long his opponent, that they make no speeches this campaign. This is thfe fourth time the two havecon tended for a seat in the national Hiiuse of Representatives. ? . Gen. J no. B. Gordon, com tn; mder-in-chief of the United Con federate Veterans, says the title of "Daughter of the Confederacy" cannot be transferred to Miss Lucy Lee Hill. ' -A newly arrived immigrant at New York , was so glad to meet his sweetheart that he shook her hand until he broke her arm, and then they arrested him and nned him for boisterous conduct. r t will iIP.sui i fi (m rot lo ttiiotroc Twrn It . t were rccmtly nr rested, who con fessed to stealing forty bicycles anH :vS mnny -cameras during the inner to get money to buy these su colli n nails. -The Soli wan board recom mends sites for" camps at Colum bia, Greenville and Spartanburg, S. C, and Augusta, Atlanta, Ath ens, 'Albany, Macon, Ahiericus and Columbus, Ga. h-President McKinley: though often referred to by the military title of major, never really rose above the grade of captain.- an. Cotton sold on the Raleigh market Saturday for 4f and 5i cents per pound, or $20.00 per bale. The average price in 1896 was 7.42 per pound, or $30 per bale.. Yet, the Raleigh Post says, we failed to see Cy Thompson or Hal Ayer or Dr. Ramsey or Treas urer Worth or Supt. Mew borne on the cotton exchange denounc ing McKinley and Russell for this cheap cotton. The poor farmer notes this absence and silence with Negro Regiment Disorderly. The Knoxville Journal and Tribune the leading Republican paper of Tennessee, savs the Third N. C. Negro regiment is S verv disorderly and the people in the neighborhood are afraid for their lives. People have been rocked on the hiffh- i ws ys, pedc&trians cursed, and pistols fired constantly at night. This Republican paper says that the conduct of the Third is in striking contrast to the orderly be iyibr of the colored regiment f rc in Virginia, with its white of ficers, which is in camp next to negro Jim Young's crowd. s NEWS OrVTHE DAY. Telecrphic Netrs Cogens! for tbe Coovea lence of Hasty fteaders. i John Wanamaker, "the Phila delphia merchant, carries a life in surance of $2,000,000. A stubborn cough or ticklinsr in Ithe'throat yields to One Minute Cough Cure Harmless in effect, touches the' right spot, reliable and just what is wanted. It acts at once. James Plummer. Truth- wears well; People have learned thatDe Witt's Little Early Risers are reliable little pills for regulating; f f. the bowels, curing constipation and sick headache. Thby don't gripe. James Plum American troops now occupy two thirds of Porto Rico. I At Anniston, Ala., a negro sol dier shot and killed a corporal. . Cablegrams to Madrid state that the revolt in the Philippines con tinues to spread. ' ; : Kid McCoy's manager says the fight with Corbett will take place in New York State .October 15th. I Naval Constructor Hobson is examining the cruiser Vizcaya oreoaratorv to attempting to raise her. Four miners were burned to death in the Midvale slope of the Lehisrh Vallev Coal Com pan v I at 75 wJ a v ' Midvale, Pa. Bids were opened at the Navy Department Saturday for the con struction of four monitors for r- f coast defence. Colorado Springs, Col., had a million dollar fire. During the conflagration half a car load I of powder exploded. ' Col. W. J. Bryan has so farim proved as to take a lonf carriage drive. He leaves Washington for the Virginia mountains to-day. At Martinsburg. W. Va., B. F Fellers, convicted of criminal as sault, was sentenced to the peni tentiary for twenty years. . All of the great powers, with the exception of Germany, have agreed to participate in the inter national disarmament conference. i Negotiations between Chili and Argentina , over the boundary question have come to a standstill, and the peace prospects are not i so bright. A'guinaldo, in a speech at Malo los, said he favored the Monroe doctrine the Philippines for the Philippine people. He calls upon his brethren to sacrifice", all for freedom. 1 n r Til 1 T1 ? " ..4 tlia mfrik- bishops of. the United States will be held at the Catholic University Washington, D. C, on October 11. A full attendance of the lead ing figures of the church is ex pected, including Archbishop Keane,who has come from Rome to attend the annual gathering. At a special session of the As size Court Saturday the trial of Luccheni, the Italian anarchist, who assassinated the Empress of - - Austria September 10, was fixed for November 3. HugoRamboni, also an anarchist, who is accused of complicity in the crime, has been arrested. ' News has just been received of a terrific storm which swept 'over Japan. The wind did great dam age to shipping, and rivers i be came raging torrents, flooding many sections. Deaths reported, 250; houses swept away, 164; houses overthrown, 1,195; houses partially wrecked, 11,460; houses inundated, 15,597; river broken; 78. bank s A young woman in Philadelphia who met a polite young man who was very attentive'to her is now wondering what beciime of the nice gold watch which the missed shortly after he got off the car. An Enterprising Druggist. There are few men more wide awake and enterprising than Theo. F. Kluttz & Co. , who . spare ho pains to secure4 the best of every thing in their line for their many, customers.. They now have the valuable agency for Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. This is the wonderful remedy that is produc- ng such a furor all over the coun- ry by its many startling cures. It . absolutely ; cures. Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness and all af fections of the Throat, Chest and Lungs. Call at the above drug store and sret a trial bottle freelor a regular, size, for 50 cents and frl.00. Guaranteed to ciirn or Leaves This Month. Gordon Cilley writes the Char lotte. Observer concerning the First North Carolina: The officers when questioned, say there is little doubt that the regiment will leave here for Cuba before the 20th of. October; that is certainly the plan of the adminis tration, as they deduce not only from unmistakable indications, but also from1 actual statements . ybehope is every where expressed that our duty will be to garrison either Morro or Cardenas Castle, and, as this is the oldest volunteer regiment in the United States at present, this is no less than proba ble. Seniority means everything in the army. sink another Kansas Has the Feminine of Hobson. - Kansas City Journal. If it ever becomes necessary to Merrimac Kansas stands, ready tp furnish a heroine who is equal to the job. One day last week Mrs. Cowrin Moore, who lives near Manchester,1 slid down a rope to the bottom of her well and rescued a little pig that had fallen in. On reaching the bottom she put the pig in the bucket, climbed back hand over hand on the ripe to the surface and then drew the pig out in safety- Some women don't know how to aim an axe , any better' than they do a brick. An Ohio woman who saw her brother tussling with a thief went to his assistance with an axe, struck at the thief and killed her' brother. Princess Charlotta Iturbide of Mexico, presides over a lemonade stand in one of the plazas in the city of Mexico. . if f I - ME UOE PEE BY I3DE. LE O! FAMOUS FREHCII REMEDY Never Fails. ENDORSED BY THOUSANDS Of ladies as a periodical regulator without an equal. successful when Cotton Root, Pennyroyal. Ergot, etc. haveprOYen worthless. 83 two-cent stuniM hrintrs trial package, and convinces the most skentical nf thi-W wnn. derful properties. Send 4 ceqts in stamps for pamphlet. containing Tamable information for ladies. ' Address LxClaix Pill Co.. U. S. Agents. Boston. Mass. N. B. All correspondence confidential and retnrtMxl with trial package. For Sale in i$ali$bury by Jas IHUmrrter i 1 . ' ' ' W ill IS w Lo w - ' i . .... .1 - V D The biggest bargains in BICYCLES ever offered in this part of the country. . . 'I E. W. BUET CO.,. SALISBURY, N. C. KLUTTZ & RENSLEMAF AN EXQUISITE AIR OF SUPERIORITY in the consciousness of perfectly laun dered linen, a man involuntarily as sumes that has his furnishings and linen done up at the SALISBURY STEAM LAUNDRY. The skill and SUDerior workma'nshin that is laid on y6ur collars, cuffs, etc., reaches an art in the beauty of color and finish. New "A ntei"p'iise We have onened a wood vftrrl nrl will cut and furnish wood to custoi mers anv lencrfcH dpsirpd at Krvv nr one (1) horse loadf 6IVE US A TRIAL ORDER. Yours to please, FINGER & TH0NY. NOTICE To All Dread Eaters August 22, 1898, I IJesrinnins will sell wag-on, or call 40 Loaves Bread for 01 - ti " .... until further notice. Look out for . r n! -i - : . and get your tickets early and avoid the rush. , Respectfully, THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF WHITER GOODS III SALISBURY DRESS GbODS in the latest styles, in Silks, Satins, BroadclothJ, Hen riettas, Serge?, Flannels, Brilliantines, and many Novelties in Dress Fabrics, at lowest prices in town. . A new stocks of Ladies Capes from 5i3c. to the finest Plush.. A big stock of Ladies, Children and Misses Underwear in Wool, Merino, Fleeced and Cotton the best we have ever offered. Ladies, Children and Misses Hose! and Half Hose, in all material from 5c. to $2 50 per pair. j ; We have a crood lot of Zenlier. fJprmanf.fiwn nnd "Rllrin TTniffinir Vufnc - 1 X : 7 v - u - - " a Am. M V V M-M. -.7 1 . . . . t in,. d 1 rc .'i i j a vnvco iiuuj tu ri.ij pur wir lur everyuoay. ' The best men's All Wool Suits in -.the city for $5.00. Carpets, Rugs, Blanckets, Quilts all at prices rockbottom. Shoes the best for the least money in the town. ' The bicifesti and host, stftclr nf FlMtuhlna in t.Ut fit.v Flour, Meats, Teas, Coffees, Cheeses, Crackers, Syrups, Rice, Grits, Oat Flakes and Meal, I I Fruiisand Vegetables in aljundance. All kind of Canned Fruiis and v egeLauics, auu a uMfsi, n guou xuings w eat at .prices tue lowest. Come and see our Mats, the best for the least mon ey s , i. ! i Yours to Serve, . ' Mammoth - 4 " - - ! r : : r!rT "i W-Jl iij niiiiiu IIU 3 Furniture Emporium. Words fail to describe the beauty of our Furniture in design, up holstery or perfect finish. Our Library Tables, Book Cases, Leather Couches and Leather Chairs are rich and ornamental, as well as durable and eminently useful Our Curio Cabinets are what the collectors of specimens need. Has Jhe largest stock in the city to select from, and while his are JNew, btylish and .up to date in every particular, his ARE THE LOWES " '"r7 J' - a xme OI ASHHiT, BURIAL ROBES Etc uoDuipw,!!! me otate. personal attention given to EHBALUffld AIID DIRECTIOn OF ninSRAI.R good We are agents for the celebrated Fnr mAn. Fnr sf vlo nnrl in ai ' tiliri " . -r wc xnere is none Sach s pLadies Fine Blioes lea M Hf f.!?x sty,A and finish. Big con- oiguiutjiii. jml receivea. For anything in the Shoe line call on us. ' : i X . V. m. EE. H. Brown. painful misgivings. mer,;;:- ,.' : price refunded. . T. L SWINE.
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