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Salisbury, N. C, June 8, 1899.
STATEMENTS.
We publish in our local columns
to-day a communication from Co
lumbus, Ohio, signed "A North
Carolinian," in which is quoted
fconie false statements made, it is
asserted, by a negro minister hail
ing from Salisbury. The preacher
is reported as stating that "in the
Wilmington trouble thirty men
were shot down just i for fun,"
which is highly exaggerated; that
."fifty infants starved to death
while their mothers were fugitives
just outside the city," a statement
unheard of before in this office.
The description of the Jim Crow
car is extremely ridiculous, in
fact the law had scarcely gone into
effect in North Carolina when the
utterance was made.
The maximum wages of the ne
gro he .stated was "twenty-five
cents per day and he can't get much
work at that." This s is untrue
those who labor receiving fair
compensation, besides there are
j 0 ,
many who will not worK tor any
price. The assertions, in n
to lynchings is a fabrication born
of an evil mind, and made for
evil purpose.
Y e can hardly believe tliat a
colored man a minister at that
from Salisbury would make such
statements; he must have imposed
upon the contributor of the article
as to his residence.
Our correspondent, however, is
a gentleman of honor and truth
fulness and is worthy to be relied
- i .. .1
upon xor any declarations ne may
make. ' ,
An important opinion aflec- ? NEWS. OF THE DAY.
ting
who
been
publ
persons
the North Carolina soldiers
fought against the Union has
rendered by the Interior
Department and is now made
c. It is, in effedt, that
who voluntarily served
Telezrtshlc News Condensed for the Coaven
i lesce of Hasty Readers.
in the Confederate army are not
entitled to receive pensions from
the government on account of ser
vice rendered in the I Federal
armJ. ; ,; -
The Kansas City Star tells of a
Triplett (Kan.) girl who sent a
dollar to a smart New Yorker for
a "sure cure for freckles." This
is the receipt she received: "lie-
had a $250,000 move the freckles carefully with
a pocset Knue; soaK tnem over
night in salt water: then hansr up
lhree people were killed in o- m the emokehouse in a good,
Augusta, Ga.,
fire yesterday.
strong smoke made of saw dust
and slippery elm bark for a week.
r reckles thus treated never fail to
be thoroughly cured."
The arbitrators at The Hague
seem to be in the frame of mind of
one v ho was bound to have peace
if he had to fight for it. And
when Vou come down to the5 fine
thingi that is the way international
arbitration will be accomplished.
If the nations, of the world agree,
that arbitration is the best method
-
of settling national and inter
national difficulties and decide that
in the event of any quarrel arising
they will turn to and give the side
tnat reiuse&to arbitrate a tnorougn
whipping, there will be no refusals.
Evenlthe most powerful nation
would hesitate to face all the other
nations of the world.
Laziness is the one thing that
knocks all the conceit out of pride.
ronto province dunng a thunder
storm last night.
Filipinos annoy the American
troops by throwing shells into the
town at night.
Mrs. W l Brydon Tennant, a
111 1 V r T1 1
wen-Known society may oi men-
mond,' was found dead in bed.
Count Caslellane denies that his
wife, formerly Miss Anna Gould,
took part in the anti-Loubet dem
onstration.
Louis Swartz, a Russian ped
dler, has been indicted at Norfolk
Va . for attempted rape of Mrs.
Jennie Caro way.
Mrs. Mary Mueller was sen- Do Witt's Little Early Risers
tenced to hve months in jail at act as a faultless pill should, cleans
New York yesterday for employ- in g and reviving the system in-
ing, faith cure methods. stead of weakening it. They, are
mild and sure, small and pleasant
to take, and entirely free from ob-
I ou get up in the morning
tired j a bad taste in the mouth
and a headache. Know what's
the matter? Biliousness! Take
De Witt's Little Early Risers, them
Ihey regulate the liver and cure
constipation pleasantly and
promptly. Never gripe; James
..... .
Plummer. - ,
The method of the
Queen Quality
line
has never been
passed in
sur-
Yoti will always f i
in I stock at the
BUET
SHOE
The residence of Joseph .Schen-
eck was blown ur with dvnamite .w ? u" "ut" w'
of pvwiiio Pa nn,l U w:fo jectionapie arugs. laey assist
and four children Slightly injured, rtherjhan compel, Jamesriuin
STOKE.
Style," Fitting
and Durability.
:
up J
A I
The American Girl Abroad.
Jajn Gould was a plain Ameri-
o begun life in an
numnie way ana accumulated a
an
Boston has a modern Darius
ureen who is going to try the act
of flying from Boston Common on
the Fourth of July.
Admiral Sampson' says that
twice as many ships as the present
number are needed in the navy,
and he points out the value of
swift-armored cruisers. 4
. An exchange remarks that the
French automobiles that have been
tested beat ours all hollow, but
then the French roads beat our
roads all hollow.
It takes half a day to unreel
one of China's national hymns. It
takes about half a day to (Jo any
thing in China. But what use has
China for national hymns?
Fitzsimmons and Jeffries have
finished their bard work prepara
tory to their fight at Coney Island
to-morrow. Both are in fine con
dition and Jeffries says "there will
be trouble when the gong sounds."
Criticisms by Mr. Proctor, of
the Civil Service Commission, of
President McKinley's order re
moving 4,000 officers from the
classified service are said to have
given offense to the Administration
and may lead to Mr. Proctor's
retirement.
The Raleigh Post asks "Will
history continue to repeat itself?
Will the 19th century end as did
the 18th, by revolution, a destruc
tion of a republic and re-establishment
of an empire in France?
Signs point strongly in that direc
ton, we must fear."
i 1 wo robbers, one a woman
named Pearl Hart, who held up
the stage at Benson. Texas, have
been captured. The woman fought
desperately.
Savage Hotel,
v :t
TRADE
New Summer Goods at
General Hall's men suffered in
tensely from heat and hunger dur
ing the march to Morong, Luzon.
with-
vast fortune. His children inher
ited his money, and one of them,
jk. m z it f i i l i tr
lviiss Anna vjouiq, marnea a scion Th wr lmnef ..an hr
j If if n't yA vu"ut1. 1 out rations,
de Castellane. The Count aflSha-
ted with the royalist party in Congressman Richard Bland's
France, and his wife, like a faith- condition is very serious, and all
f ul sbouse. shares the political the members of his family have
views of her husband and longs been? summoned by telegraph to
for the restoration of the mon- his home at Lebanon, Mo.
arch vi! although she is of good re
publican descent. Ordinarily
American womeri, whether royal
ists oil i republicans at heart, are
sensible and practical, but since
her residence in France the Count
ess Bcfni de Castellane has appar
ently, undergone a transformation
and is carried away by excitement
as quickly as the most emotional
and uncoIlveDtional Parisienne.
At the anti-Loubet demonstration
near Paris on Sunday, when cer
tain young men of the royalist
faction attempted to assault the
President of France, Counters de
Castellane, according to thd cable
grams) was very much in evidence.
If these dispatches are to be be
lieved J she 'placed herself at the
head of the jeunesse royalists and
marched up and down, shouting
Vive l'Armee!' followed by a
howling mo
that she "attracted the attention
of the entire mob." The Countess
is evid3ntly getting her money's
worth an gay Paris and is enjoy
ing herself in the most approved
French fashion. It has been the
fortune of few American women
who have allied themselves with
the nobility of Europe to have the
pleasure t f leading a French mob
and snouting for revolution and
the army. It was a great day for
the Countess de Castellane, but if
she indulges too frequently in
such eccentricities, she will run
Black Mountain, N. C.
WillbeoDen May 20th for 18 or 20
nice summer boarders. No consump
tives. ; Write for prices.
ELtrTTZ
RUBLE
SIAF:
C. ' W. SAVAGE,
We "have just recived our third stock of Silks and Dress Goods which
are sold at prices to suit the buyer. New stock of Men's and Ladies'
Prop. Underwear. New assortment of the best Stockings in the city.
Scriven's Elastic Seam Drawers at 75c. Good Shirts and Drawers at
25c. Nice Bows and Tie!" 5c. Hats for everybody. The best 50c
Overall in town. Mattings, Carpets and Rugs to suit your purses.
Shoes a new supply from 25c to $3, they are the best for the least
money in town.
The best Flour that wheat will make at $2 to 2.50.- All kinds of
Two-story dwellings in the West I vJured Meats at lowest prices, Uanneu r ruitsf vegetables, meats ana
. Lbish, Jbresh iJerries, i5eans, Uabbage, eas and Potatoes at iowest
Very reaSOna K--'L TIiq Kocf T?nf. Viif trkmoa trmm of IKn A vpor rA Annlfi
Big stock of Fruit Jars and Jelly Glasses at prices low-
J . F. Storey, a returned Klon-
11 !
uiBe pilgrim, says dozens oi men
perisned oi scurvy and starvation
last winter in trying to reach Daw-
! son by the Ldmonston route.
Ward will ne sold verv reasona-
many deaths and prostrations are hjiv
rpnnrtpsfl'. Thp.rft tppiia -"95 npaths I I
,
in New York yesterday, and 25
prostrations were reported in Phil
adelphia. '
The deaths at Vera Cruz from
yellow fever in May, were "144
out of 303 cases. The high mor
tality indicates the virulence of
the fever. The heat continues
great along the coast.
At Stricter, an interior village
10 miles south, of Fayetteville,
Ark., two men: were instantly
'T''r r killed yesterday and another fatal
nob " The dispatch adds , stanbed. James Herrick shot Pces.
attrnr,tfn Inn nltpntinn i tt. i .. -tt. . .
A NUMBER
Of choice lots in different parts of
town, which will prove good in-
vestments, can be secured at low
cash prices.
WANTED:
People having farms for sale to
list them with us. We are having
numerous calls for farms for home
er than ever sold before. We have 13 kinds of Coffee and 8 kinds of
Tea.
Give us a call and we will do you good. Yours to please,
7
Parlor SuitSn Mirrors,
Fancy PiecesEverything' to make a
house handsome. "
John Hinkle with a gun. Hinkle
returned the fire and both fell
dead. A younger brother of Her-
W I
ricls then struck a brother of Hin-
Kie witn a .club and m turn was
j stabbed so seriously that he can
not live. . v
the risk ot incurring the disp eas- pertinent to the legal cases in
i . . "
ure of the French o-overnment and hand.
being ordered
Baltimore Sun.
Advertisements as Beady References-
Prominent in the libraries of
lawyers are sets of exhaustive ref-
! erence books, which enable them
to l promptly consult authorities
E-'H. BEAN f CO.,
REAL ESTATE AND RENT AGENCY.
Overman Building, Office No. 4.
Bed-Room
Suits
AT PRICES THAT WILL ASTOIIISH YOU.
Founded 1842.
DON'T FAIL TO
GIVE ME A CALL WHEN
ANYTIHNG IN THE
IN
NED
OF
out of France.
iThe IFilipinos had fought the
Spaniards many years for liberty
and independence, without know
mg the
The litterateur is also sup-
pned witn rererence dooks cover-
mg the entire held of mental
achievement. To the general
public advertisements are practi
cal and" ever ready references in
the matter of. mf orniation as to
where to make purchases. It is
not necessary to bind business an-
It will be to your Interest.
Sing Their Own Praise.
G;
W. WRIGHT,
Leading Furniture Dealer and Undertaker.
Americans or asking their
intervention. Where did they get nouncements in covers or stack duce, but in
this "devilish inspiration" to fight th
the Spanish ? From Atkinson.
Hoar, . or some ahti Hannaite ?
The truth is that the inspiration of
human liberty in any breast is
heaven born, and is the true evi
For 56 jrears my policy has been to
make the finest Piano possible to pro-
order to keep up this
meet competition I. have
dence cjf manhood everywhere. point
ways opportune, and brought to Deen compeuea to open my own ware-
hand daily by a prompt Messen- rooms and sell direct from PA CTORY
ger a trustworthy and popular which enables the Piano-purchasing
s newspaper they are always fresh public to secure a Piano that has no
HUH llUJIliess 1U COUteUlS, aOU oupcuui, an iuc cij yiix juu
out to the reader and in-
eggs
The tJnited States uses the most
ofi! any country- 10,000,000
being required during the. year,
or 133 to each inhabitant. '
tending purchaser exactly w here
he may secu re - the wares he de-
sires. Philadelphia itecord.
A map knows but very little of
the happenings in the neighbor
hood when his wife is away on a
visit. i
at tne very price you are
obliged to pay tne retail dealer ror a
medium grade, or, more likely, a cheap
Piano.
a me tuning. .rnone iu.
Olias. StielTj
Piano Manufacturer,
Baltimore, Md.
CHARLOTTE BRANCH:
Wareroom, 213 K. Tryon St.
- . Charlotte, N. G.
C. H. WILMOTH, Manager.
There is a time for all things.
The tim'e to take DeWitt's Little
Early Ejisers is when you are suf
fering from constipation, bilious
ness, siqk-headache 'indigestion or
other stomach or liver troubles.
James Plummer.
f Discovered by a Woman.'
Another great discovery has
been made, and that too, by a
lady in this country. "Disease
fastened its clutches upon her and
for seven years she withstood its
severest tests, but her vital or-
tgans were undermined and oeatn
seemed imminent. - For three
months she coughed incessantly,
and could not sleep. She finally OXFORD HASH
REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE.
Desirable Town Lots to sell in alFparts of
Salisbury and Spencer. Prices reasonable
and terms made satifactory.
MD
To cure piles, strike at the root
-that's the way. DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve strikes at the
root it removes the, cause, quick-
y and permanent! y. Don't squan
der time and money in a vain ef
fort to remove the effects. James
Plummer,
discovered a way to recovety,- by
purcnamg of us a bottle of JJr .
King's ,!New Discovery for Con-
sumption, and was so much re
lieved that she slept all night; and
with two bottles has been abso
lutely cured. Her name is .Mrs.
Luther 3 Lutz." Thus writes , W.
C. Hamnick & Q., of Shelby, N.
C, Trial bottles free at Kluttz &
Cos drug store. Regular size 50
cents and $1.00. Every bottle
mia ronroaH
MARBURGS PICKINGS,
CALIFORNIA NUGGET,
Having bought out Mr. O. G. "Watkins'
snop I am prepared to do allkinds of
repairing: and painting, on buffeies.
seal of north Carolina wagons, etc:, horseshoeine arid anv-
M A KYI. A NTl lITTTK . . -IT .1 ' ' . - " 1
corneIlmStu
and other popular brands just received
on
Splendid Liiie of Materia
GEO. P. HORTON, next to city hall.
Haiid.'