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SALISBURY DAIlY SUN.
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JOE X. ROUECHE. i
CLINT. N. BROWN, f
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Entered at postofflce s secona-class matter.
Salisbury, N.C., Dec. 29, 1898.
Advocates-of expansion claim
that the peace treaty will ' be rati-
fied by the Senate without amend
rnent
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York
other
East
coup
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THE DEMOCRATIC LEGIS
LATURE. Governor Russell is said to be
trying to 4 'make peace" with the
Democratic Legislature. It, is
said that it is the Governors pur
pose to appoint a Democrat, Capt.
AV. II. Day, as superintendent of
the penitentiary, vice James M.
ho has resigned.
The governor, it seems, fears the
legislature and will do all he can
to place himself in a right light
before the members. Jle is clear
ly getting ready to practice a little
o-ame in order to cover some of
his past deeds.
The Governor's action, however,
r-
will not deceive the Democratic
Legislature. The Assembly will
be likely to name the various offi
cers to take charge of. the State's
institutions. The Legislature, it is
believed, will not be diverted from
a thorough investigation of the
various offices connected with the
State administration-regardless of
any appointments the Governor
may make.
His Honor, the governor,1 it ap
pears, is trying to put all he can
between himself and the Legisla
ture. He is reyresented as being
afraid of impeachment. It is stat
ed that "he does not know the
o-round he stands on.".
The Democrats, both of the
House and Senate, will no doubt do
1 their duty in every respect:
is a (question in Greater New
whether there snail De an
i bridge constructed across
River or a tunnel constructed
undef; it. It is contended that the
tunnel can be constructed within a
e of years for about $6,000,-
whereas such a bridge as
woulil bo necessary would cost
$i2,opo,ooo. ; i, . .
The Confederate Monument
Association at a meeting in Rich-
mond yesterday passed a resolu-
tion asking the various conieaei-
ate ladies societies in the South to
organise for raising funds for the
Battlt Abbey, and report amounts
to Gdneral White, Wheeling, .
Va. Mrs. Jeilerson Davis gave
nerniission f or the sale of Miss
Winnie Davis' pictures at the mu
seum
much
refor
Spoils System in the Colonies.
Philadelphia Ktxkml.
President McKinley has been a
more staunch civil service
. i j j? i.
mer in torm man in laci.
Siibsi'rvieuce on the part of the
live to the will of party
bosses might lead to most deplor
able bnse(pienccs if it should re
sult iti sending to the AN est and
East IndieS-such political harpies
as toA often attain to places of re-
pon;
Every member of Chicago's
city council has been summoned
before the grand jury, charged
with bribery.
A pickpocket got Bob Ihger
soil's gold watch in New York the
other day, and Bob's private opin
ion now is, if there isn't a warm
hereafter for some people '.there
ought to be. 4
The Confederate Veterans'
Association of Memphis has pass
ed resolutions condemning Sena
tor Butler's proposition to pen
sion Confederate soldiers as a
blundering violation of good taste
(T
and dignity.
The national debt of Japan
amounts to 84,500 per capita, but
there are no foreign bondholders
to squeeze her. The debt is all
held by her own people and the in
terest instead of going out to en
rich others remains at home.
ibility and emolument in the
Cnitdd States. This is precise!
the k
lost t
t SL -
rwl PYii mintion ''which has
b Spain every vestige of her
vast Colonial empire,
Ye
this i
says:
color
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field.
NEWS OF THE DAY.
Telegraphic News Condensed Tor the Cooven
ience of Hasty Readers.
OolMDia m mmm
Negro Kills a White Boy.
terdayV Raleigh letter to
iorning's "Charlottes,. Observer
! To-night Thomas Smith,
(1. was brought here and
to'jsave him from lynching.
ves four miles from Smith
To-day three white boys
massing his house threw some tire
kters. Smith ran out and with
a pocket knife cut the throat of one tation and burial in Havana.
boy darned CaAvthorne. Ihe boy
fell Head. Smith then cut the
throat of oaother, but missed the
- . .
iugulKr vein. The third boy .fled.
Bloodhounds from Goldsboro
trailell Smith to Smithheld. His
wife ivas there and" was forced to
reveal his hiding place, which was
in Odd Fellows' hall
A number of deaths from grip
are reported in Baltimore.
Count Goluchowski, it is said,
is about to resign as foreign min
ister of Austria-Hungary.
At least six duels are being ar
ranged a result of the recent dis
putes in the Hungarian Diet.
It is. reported that the bubonic
plague has broken out in the dis
trict of Delagoa Bay, Africa.
A o-eneral conference of Luth-
erans, the nrst oi its kiuh cyoi
held, has begun in Philadelphia.
; A cablegram from Hanoi, Ton
kin mntirms the news of. a clash
between the French and Siamese. .
Disorder continues in Havana
and twelve persons were wounded
yesterday in street shooting cases.
General Brooke, military gov
ernor of Cuba, has arrived in Ha
vana to begin his duties January
1st. "
Aguinaldo is said to have tied,
with a few followers, to an inac
cessable. region because, ho fears
assassination.
A son-in-law of the late Fred
Douglas, who lives in Montgomery
county, Md., was arrested on a
charge-of larceny.
Thieves blew open a safe in the
store of Henry Wessel, at Balti
more, Md., securing 0,800 in
cash and $200 in checks.
Admiral W. T. Sampson, who
arrived at Washington from New
York, is confined to his room with
a slight attack of the grip.;
' .Vt Culloden, W. Va., boys tied
firecrackers to a dog's tail and the
dbg ran under Blackwejl's store
holise and the building was burn
ed
Miss Mercedes Garcia, the fav
orite daughter of the dead Cuban
o-eneral, died of lung trouble at
Thomasville, Ga. . Arrangements
are being perfected for transpor-
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URE
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containing valuable information for ladies- Address
LeClair Pill Co., U S. Agents, Boston. Mass.
N. B. All correspondence confidential and returned
with trial package.
For Sale in Salisbury by Jas Plummer
and elver a negro store.
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badTr
He was
Dr. Charles O. Probst, Secre,-
tarv of the State Board of Health,
has investigated two reported cas
es of leprosy at New Lexington,
Perry county, Pa. He has found
the cases to be J ully developed
leprosy. . . - .,
J. K. Stuckey, one of the weal
thiest merchants , of Spartanburg,
at Smithheld. .Open threats S. C, shot and killed his bbok-
of htichino" were made. Had he keeper, .John Sevier, Tuesday
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A memorandum sheet for every day in the year. No piece of
furniture is more valuable for an office. f Qjp-v mpptin
Very convenient for ladies in making notes of .Pf'
Book Clubs, Parties and other engagements, as well as keeping a re
cord of calls made and returned. , ntlfrp(, nf jut. (,ion
In fact a regular diary may be kept on the pages of this Calen-
dar' Aside from the practical adalptiveness to the exigencies of every
day Me tt possesses large and distinctivd ue by J
uriique Rotations and bright sayings which grace its three hundred
deliver to you, either in person or by mail., one of these h ab e Cal
endars. Call on us or drop us a line enclosing ten cents in stamps.
very truiy,
The Burt Shoe Co.
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Cakes.
housewife is busy
this week. High
make the richest
w r l
es. v e nave on
hand vet and expect to continue
to keep nice citr
ins, pure spices,
New x e ill's
Is what the
in preparing
and finest cak
on, currants, rais-
extra fine Hour,
best baking powder and fresh
sweet butter. If there is anything
else you can thiqk of we have it.
Many thanks to my customers for
their liberal patronage. Washing
them all a Happy JNew xear.
1 heirs tp serve, ;
T. M. McCULLOH.
Established 1S42.
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Sing Their Own Praise.
lint wluui ficients sino" vou a
sontr about selling for less than
the manufacturer, "Wink the
Other Eye." ljou can't buy f the
equal of a Stieff Piano. forv. less
than morejthan a ptein win
cost you. Wrte for catalogue
prices and terms. v ..
CHARLOTTE BRANCH:
Wareroom, 213 N. Tryon St.
Manager.
Giant Values and Dwari'Prices at
ElUTTZ & EENDLEMAN'S
STORES.
New Dress Goods in abundance. New stock of Plushy and Cloth
Capes. The fifth duplicate purchase of Undervyear m Ladies, hild
1 in 1 a . uet wo hni'fi fivfir ottered. e
reus ana iviens, anew assoitmeut, mo .. , T,
have the best Ladies and Childrens regular made -Ribbed Hose exev
sold for 10c, also Wool Hose and Half Hose. Full stock of Shirts,
Collars, Ties and liandkerchieis. onoes iur evciyuij
the city. See our Shoes before you buy and save money.
Now For the Xmas Feast :
Seedless Raisins and Currants, 10cV Citron, Figsand Nuts-the
15AUf F,ronrntPfl PfiaP.hfiS ,111(1 Annies IOC Ihe DOSt-
UColli KJiXlli.JL Lilt U jWiMvv I T "I IT Ltl
Crackers, Waifers and Cheese made. Roasted Java Coffee 20c.
Pork Sausage and all kinds of Cui-ed and Canned Meats. Minced
Meat 'fresh Codfish, Canned Corn, Peas, Tomatoes and Fruits. Ap
ples Oranges, Lemons, Candies and Cakes. The best Maple Syrup
at $l per gal., and jug free. Also good Syrups arnr Molasses. Ihe
best pure Apple Vinegan at. 20c and 25c. The best Butter always on
hand. - k Xours to please, !
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Furniture Emporium.
nol vtViPrp n fp.w hnnrs lonrror. nmrnino-. Ihe men
settlement. Both were
well connected.
o new cases of smallnox were ; The east-bound California, lim-
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discovered in a down-town alley, ited train -No. 4, on the Atcnison,
lmintrton. N. C. Both of Topeka & Santa be Railroad, was
llicted are negro w omen of wrecked yesterday morning. The
epute. They will be remov- accident happened ou h cm u
ed to the pest-house and the house it is supposed to nave oeen cuusuu
whery they live will be torn down, by the spreading of rails. The
T ,ittUl nr nn ffiar is manifested, as observation car, two drawing room
it is Relieved that the health au- sleepers and a composite car left
thori ies can stamp out the dis- the track, ihe wrecK unmun-
ly caught lire irom an expiusiuii
of gas from the composite car and
the entire four cars were burned
ui) No one was killed, but 12
ease.
C. II, WlLMOTH,
AN EYE TO
I HAVE JUST RECEIVED .A NEW LINE OF FURNITURE
AND NOVELTIES THAT ARE
1S;iriic4lly ypDtoQDa1l:e.
A M fmnliiv snPflRl savS J. M.
T, Til f i
Hortbn, the richest negro in ten-
I r . 1 . , mnifnt A nnrrvp
. - ...... wpm senuusiv iu uitu. i ,k
np.siKoh (iwnino- i aw acres oi wi-1 " " . .
. .1 , ' 1 ...! r: 1 bns; WlllCh Was en lOUie IO J.iiiiauCi
IOU.1I1I1U auu iJ cuciai'oi"-) tua ,.a
, J., phia, was cremated in the hie.
ji . J , i Physicians were taken to the
property and! sentenced to seven x uys :nr,i
1 1 Ti J twnn nnrl r.riVP.d TOT the lHTUied
1; ; ... liittffin vears -
vtuiai 1 11 iiiowii. j
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The Asheville Citizen says
. "the mustering out of the Third
North Carolina which is announced
has been determined upon will be
a xiruel, crushing o'i the hopes of
many of its members. The ne
groes are exceedingly proud of
being soldiers, and ,.to return to
the ordinary walks of life will be
a hardship.""
ago Horton was a farm hand,' earn- people.
-Congressman:elect B. H. Rob
erts, of Utah, announces that he
will hold on to his wives, and says
he is no more guilty of polygamy
than Abraliam, Jacob and the
Prophets who practised it, and
that the Church can't take his
wives away from him. His law
yers say there is no legal obstacle
in the way of his taking, his seat.
ing S
15 a month.
Pa
dam-,
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An Enterprising Druggist.
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. . ! .. 1. i A i4,. ' r hPTP. are lew men more wiue
trick llaggerty aieu at xuLB- r?- i--art
1 - ' s- . V. Kluttz & Co.. who spare no
pains to secure the best of every
jl.: lw!i. lino -fi-v li o 1 r mnnv
bough is not
course.
fpctually
Cure
and
We
goodl
ears.
like a
XUVCi. - . .. 1
1 . . piKtntnprs. nev now uave lub
if nfJpM not have to run a certain . . , n Tn Tr-
SnLqmfteacte,h New Discovery for Consumption,
for all ao-es Cousrhs and Colds. This is the
UUUK i vi.. -J .!- I -
You should see our MAPLE and WALNUT goods, in Suits
and Pieces. I have LAMPS of air kinds with the possible excep
tion of Aladdin's. A-full supply of the best MUSICAL INSTRU
MENTS. Our PRICES ARE RIGHT.
Undertaking in all its Features.
; G. W. WRIGHT,
Tt.n 1,,,1'wbiv Miisitn ii:iv-iitr drawn to a
.1 iHninnik:hpd In turn our. hiicks
I with a aisifTninn eye
iopofully to the future,
liti I1 tint, forcet, to' sin-
any friends and eusto-
11 Don 11:1st, and
look earnestly and I
and in so Uouik I w
rerelv thank the m
mers,' wlio. by their generous patronage dur-
i-ft.v 1 m :i v tf, a hle t
faith f u 1 and sa tisf at'
eominsr vear. Wish!
perous Sew Yeai
c.
Christmas
THE FUUURE.
inj? the past year hijive contributed largely
to t he promoTion oi ;i
of which are exeeedii
business, the results
njriv Kratifvinsr. I trust
Buy Our
Mcsseiiei'Slioes
by past experience and strict business inte:-
render the nubile, more
i. 1 . . 1
torv service uuririir i.n
hg all a happy and pros-
1 am cordially, 1
A. RICE.
For
oys
IS
Coming,
They are the Best Boys'
Shoes Made.
JOUR,
MESSENGER
SHOE '
TRADE MARK - COPYRICHTJ
for the most severe cases, wonderful remedy that is x)roduc-
rAfnmnipnf .it Decause It S
James PI urn mer.
ercome evil wi
th
ins such a furor all over the coun
try by its many stai'tling cures.
Tf nlisnlntp.lv cures Asthma. Rron-
gooa. chitis. Hoarseness and all affec
-.i I '
Overcome your coughs and colds tions of the Thrpat, .Chest and
with i One Minute Cough Cure. Lungs. Call at above drug store
It is so good children cry for it. and get atrial bottle free or a
It cures croup, bronchitis, pneu- regular size tor 5U cents and ?M,UU.
mon a, grippe and all throat and Guaranteed to cure or price re
lun 2 (diseases. James Plummer. funded. v
Wo have iust received a big shipment of Ladies blioes m Button and
Xace. These are high grade Shoes but the price is low only
$2.00 per pair. Come to see us, we will save you money.
C. H. & H. H. Brown
" WHEN BUYING
Christmas Presents
-DON'T OVERLOOK THOSE
ELEGANT
The holiday season Is here, and the
depth of Winter means bi ti ng cold
weather. Send in your orders now for
your Xmas supply of comfort, and let
us fill your bin before the cold snap
arrives. We will sell you the best
coal you can procure ,for either baking
or heating purposes at reasonable
prices. ' .,-;' .! ' ;.
JOS. H. McNEELY.
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Office at
T. F. '
oung's.
THEY ARE FILLED WITH '
Best Extracts
AND ARE NICE AND APPROrRI
; ATE, AT
Cuthrell's Drug Store
For Fine Old i
B 11 A X DIES
And Old
Corn
For Xmas Call on D. L. AREY,
- Saloon,
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COUNCIL STREET. i
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