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I r I- IF YOU WANT THE ' News of Salisbury SUBSCRIBE TO THE i tfl BEST QUALITY OF BREAE 50 LOAVES FOR S1.00, AT . . . . T. L. SVINK'S, For CAKES of all kind, Fresh Baked call on - - T. L. SWINE:. Main Streetyposiie Court Hovse SUN for 1900. WEATHER FORECAST: Kain and warmer to-night; Sunday rain followed by clearing. I f ' V - '? ft . . VOL. VI. SALISBURY, N. C, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10, 1900. NO. 140. A BIG FALLING OFF A1VTHE 3HTJCHES. WINNING HAND." CAPT. OVERMAN'S COMMISSION BOERS VS BRITISH. ABOUT THE CITY, PASSE Where and By Whom Services Will Received This Morning Takes , Com- General Summary of Local Happen EBe Conducted. mana oi nowan nines. ings in and About Salisbury. v. OF OuR GRAIN EXPORT. Verv Little is Beine Shipped From Any of Our Seaport Cities Several Beasons Given for the Shortage. Episcopal Services will be con- Id ucted as usual at St. Luke's, St. Paul's, t. Peter's and St. John's. Main Street Methodist Servi- this ces jWiii church by and 7:30 p First. Methodist church Servi le a.jn to these services. Regular - SPECIAL TO DAILY SUN. New York, Feb. 10. There has been a decided falling off of ex ported grain from this port in the past six months. There is less m. - grain moving over sea ports than many years. The same condition exists in Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston; Norfolk and JNew Orleans. Une reason civ en is that there is little graijBT on hand and in second place the demand from foreign sources is abnormally low. This universal condition is ex plained by the fierce competition in South America and leads to the fact that most of the grain in this country is held up in Chicago or Buffalo awaiting shipment to Bos- conducted ton, New York, Philadelphia and to-morrow other grain ports. Also no ton nage to carry it. be conducted at the pastor at 11 m. CLAIOED FOR TAYLOR. a. ces will be and 7:30 p H. L. AtWns. Prayer meeting at i - conducted at 11 a. m. m. by the pastor, Rev. (Vll are cordially invited services at Faith Re formed church to-morrow at IX' a. m. conducted by the pastor. At night at 7 :30 Re v . Anthony Shu- lenbersrer. of China Grove, will ' i . - preach the sermon. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. At Lutheran church 11 but Subject: ih Jesus." "Heaven; is it." Su A cordial welcome to all services Catholic a. m Sensitiveness of p. m. Subject: What is it and Where hday school at 3 p. m tThe ':30 church High Mass at Devotions in the evening SOME NEW PATRONS. A Score or More New-Found Friends Added to Our List In order to satisfy our own cu riosity and to show our readers the number of new names added to the subscription lists of the Sun each week, we kept an account of new names received during the present week. names' have been placed on the Sign's subscription books this week: C. A. Joyner, Lentz;S. A. Huf fines, Burlington; J F. Parks, Woodleaf ; J. C. Hill, Salisbury; James L. Barnhardt, Mebane;Will Rankin, Salisbury; Mrs. Meniue, Spencer; Peter Swink, Salisbury; Mrs. Will Bernhardt, Salisbury; L. D. H. Brown, Woodside; J. C. Deaton, China Grove; D. D. Alex ander, China Grove; T. L. Ross, China Grove. W. J. Swink, China Grove; Will H. Ayers, China Grove; Miss Carter,1 Salisbury; Mary Faggott, Salisbury; R. B. Barfield, Spencer; C, H. Sexton, Riley's Store; P. J. Fagan & Co., Salisbury; C. A: Wise, Bakers- 10:30. at 7:30. Baptist h Usual services will be at the Baptist church at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p m. ounday school at y:o a. m. Presbyterian Services will be conducted at the first Presbyterian church by the pastor at 11 a. m. and 7:30 pJ m. East Salisbury charge Preach ing at the VancQ mill school house at 11 a. m. and at Kesler mill school house at 7:30 p. m. by Rev. J. T. Erwih. House Entered. Speaking of the burglary men tioned vesterdav the iConcord Standard says: The news comes to us of the house of Mr. Jno. Connell, a white man who lives several miles be- ow town on the railroad, being hursday, by some ne- 1 A - ere is some ciue as io There were thought m mm - en lour oi mem anu one towards Salisbury. Mr. Connell knows that a suit of clothes and a pair of shoes were stolen but has not missed anything else.' who is merchandising at Mill Bridge, bad a little excitement some nignts ago wnen some one was heard in his store after he had closed it. Guarding both, doors he commenced to investigate. A negro boy attempted to escape, umped into the arms of one of the Gf the meeting and in guards. In his pocket' he had $5 which he confessed he had taken rom the cash drawer. He was given a severe wnippmg. con cord Standard. entered, groes. Tl he parties o have hi they have Mrs. Dearman Dead. Mr. J. F. Dearman and wife have returned from Iredell county where they were to witness the burial of their mother Mrs. Nancy M. Dearman, who died on the 6th Had she lived until ber next birthday, Sunday a week, the 18th, she would have been 90 years old. She was a faithful and pious mem ber of Shady Grove Baptist Church. She . joined the church in her youth, when 15 years old, and was a member for 75 years. .Truly a good woman has gone. . She said she was ready and willing to meet her Savior. Mrs. Dearman leaves five chil dren out of a family of 11, six be ing dead. All the living children and a number of grandchildren at tended the funeral. Jndge Timberlake. Speaking of Judge Timberlake who will I preside over the next term of court here, this month, the Statesville Landmark says: From the number of persons he has sent to the chain gang, Judge Timberlakfe appears to be one of he judgesj now all too rare who hinks that the law should be en forced and crime punished. New Firm. The firm of P. J. Fagan & Co., sanitary engineers and general contractors, has been formed ,in Salisbury. They will do business here under the above name. ; See their ad in this paper. Go to Harry Bros, for domes tics, 6 of the standard brands known to every housekeeper. Just opened to-day. . Three of as; srooa barbers as there is in the south at the Eclipse. For Rent House on - Fulton Bt, near Fisher. T. B. Brown. Shave at the Eclipse barber shor and you will be pleased. We havefthe largest trio of barbers in . a i .. xt ii- ine city. Improving Mr. W. E. Crow, who was badly hurt at bpencer several days ago by a car door railing on mm, we are glad tb learn, through Mr. W. W. Miller who who was with him last nightJ is much improved and was able to move in bed. Wanted in Charlotte. A young man, John Seaborn, wanted in here to having spotted him down on Lib erty stree ry Monroe in charge Spring ceived b Charlotte, was arrested ay, umcer xorrence Deputy Sheriff Hen took 1 the young 'man the sheriff having re- He Has Not Signed the Louisville Agreement Warrants for the : Arrest of Democratic Representatives.: Tom ; . -' special Ta daily., sun . Frankfort, Ky. Feb. 10,--Go v- ernor Taylor, has . hot signed the Louisville agreement and the- in- dications tire, that he is growing more unwilling to do so. The Republicans here declare that at last he has a plainly win ning hand and he would not yield the governorship. London, Ky., Feb. 10. The seargeant-at Brms of the House and Senate left here on this morn ing's north-bound train. "He had warrants for the arrest of the ab sent Democratic members of both houses of the Kentucky ture. - J elected Captain pf the Rowan Ri- Villi liL OiililUlUlilil). fles, Company sA, Third North Carolina Regiment,: to succeed Captain Lichtehstein, received his commission as such this morninsr. He wil I- now take active com mand of the company, althongh he has, , since his election attended the meetings of the company and shown considerable interest in the boys. i;; The company,. had an interesting meeting last night. -I They ' now meet each Friday night. The Boers Stand Head Lone Active MacDonald Scores I ' Small Victory Over the Bnrghers. -JiT BINGHAM SCHOOL. Baseball Interesting Y. II. C. Seivices--Cpnrse of Lectures. A. Bingham School j Mebane, N. Feb. 9, 1900. -The baseball season has not yet opene'd but the boys are frequently out on the athletic field engaging in 'the preliminary SPECIAIi TO DAILY SDN. Modder -River,. Feb. 9. Noon.-- Macdonald scored a decided suc cess at Koodoosburg. The original orders were to" hold the drift and construct a fort. The position. however, was extremely difficult, M 1 i M W m' ' tne long range oi Jims running northward terminating: close to a Rubbers, Rubbers, Rubbers at Burt's Shoe Store. : - - " 5 iyoar laughing apparatus is normaL you will laugh when you see "The Girl from Chili." xne opera nouse ad appears in another column, the attraction be ing "The Girl from Chili.'' The Kesler mill school,': taught by Prof. F. M. Tarrh, will close the present session next Tuesday. -'.. P. J. Fagan & Co., sanitary en gmeers and general contractors, have an ad on the fourth page of to-day's Sun. - ) Harry Bros, have something to say about new spring - goods to day. Their ad. will especially in terest the, ladies. . . This kind of weather makes you drift on the-north bank of the river. As it was impossible to appreciate the k good qualities of I hold the whole summit Macdonald material m the make up of "Burt's legisla- Tkawwa k consxructea stronsr woras across a winning team V in the field this th center which were held by Sea- ble new material, which is alwava Pames of the Black W atch. " ' I T J 1 xl J. I nn unknown and untried factor. DoerB auvanceu a,uu? lue "ue arrested while drunk but still several of the positions wlthin nine hundred yards, mount- iDg about 1:30 Own Make" school shoes. Only one case was before the mayor this morning. A white man was the defendant. He was this morn- are nued oy pinars oi strengtn, such as LeGrande, Mangum, Win ill W hite, of this place, ston and Reed. An interesting A Thief at Mill Bridge. Mr. schedule is now being arranged. The Sunday services, of the Young Men's Christian Associa tion are well attended, a large per cent, of the students being pres ent every week, lhe program is made out many weeks in advance addition to ing two eleven-pounders," invisible ! from the plain. Ihey also held a smaller drift three miles west. Gen. Methuen sent a large force of f cavalry under Gen. Babington I to surrender them. The next morning they found the Boers had fled from the lower Congressman White, colored, arrived this morning from Wash ington and will deliver an address at Livingstone , College this after noon. Master Will Howard, son of Mr. Bert Howard is confined to his bed, suffering with rheumatism. at Mr. ALLEII'S EECOLUTIOII. Only About a Dozen Senators "VTere Present When it Was Adpted Peters Demanded Yeas and Nays. Washington, Feb. 10. Allen's resolution in regard to the Trans vaal was adopted this afternoon. When , the Senate assembled there being no objection to the consideration of the Allen resolu- ion it was brough up. There were only about a dozen Senators present and before any body realized it the resolution was put to a vote and adopted. Senator Peters demanded the yeas and nays but as the resolu tion had been declared adopted Allen objected.. The chair agreed but asked Allen to permit a vote o be recorded and let the reso- ution go over. To this Allen con sented. RESTING IN ARLINGTON. Body of Lawton Consigned to the Tomb Yesterday. drift but still remained on the hill which -they also left when they Mrs. Gales, who is also perceived Babington's movements. Howard's, continues ill. eood talks the music is pleas W babington vigorously snened the The ladies of Main Street Metho retiring IXKJrS. diss nhnroh w 1 havo t - M - v" ..... A-m . v The whole British force is now Isenhotir & Bean. ' The new drug store of Isenhour I Recently Messrs. Anderson, Man gum, Cocke and Bernhart have added to the music of the organ, a mandolin, piccalo, guitar and vio lin. The music is very weet;and much enjoyed. - ;. : . if ! lhe lecture course this year comprises the names oi Uoctors great -. ... I . & Bean J. B. . Isenhour and E. H. Bean--was opened to-day in Taylor, Alderman, Shearer, Hume and Mclver, Honorable C H. Me bane and Professors Poteat, Cobb and Mims. At the last teacher's meetiner P'rofessor Nixon read a most able and interesting paper. he postoffice block. " ' The interior of the room has a white finish, the shelyes, counters, etc., being white enamelled, lhe firm opens with a good stock. returning to camp. The whole affair reflects credit on MacDonald. - J 0 Springfield Bridge, Feb. 10. The position which was taken nortn of the Tugela proves diffi cult to maintain. The regiments sent across as a reinforcement went into the front line entrenches, but owing to the great strength of the an oyster supper at the residence of Mrs. J, V. Barringer on Saturday evening of next week, the 17th. Revenuer'Agent Gus Patterson, of Greensboro. ; was here this morning going to Statesville. He had received word that his broth er was quite sick at that place. Mr. H. M. Wright is having his house in Brooklyn painted and Boers at Brakef onteine hills to the papered inside, preparatory to his Married. V On Feb. 8th, 1900, by W. A. Campbell Esq, Mr. Charles L. Barnhardt to Miss Mary Arey, all of Morgan township, Rowan coun- Uniform Rank. - Capt. W. H. Overman asks us .... . . ... to state that there- will be a meet- on "Discipline," and Professor J ohnston an essay showing great thought and culture on "The Re lation of the Ehsrlish Course to Bible Study." For the half session ending Jan uary 19th, the students receiving over 9( in their studies are: Messrs. Brantley, W., Council, W., Cocke, Brenizer, Allison 'Davis, Boone, Oldhame, Shaw, Faison, Hedrick, Murray, Heatch, H., and McKee. !n n t-Ve TTnifnriTi T? onr V rf Y I-.-. ... . iuk ui"d xjimvm -., jearj ntty students received a at the Castle HalLMonday niglt at graae over 8.61. Inasmuch . , as the 7:30 o'clock. . A young woman, EfEe A. Rob- erts, left icaleigh yesterday ior Salt Lake City. She has joined the Mormon Church and the latter paid-for her ticket. . Two weeks ago one of the Mormon mission aries, who i.was in Raleigh ar ranged for her to gov -She is the first woman to leave Raleigh to go o the Mormons. . teachers do not give fancy marks those grades indicate good scholar ship. Mr. W L. Brantley, of Atlanta stood first in the school, beating Mr.' Walter , Council, of North Carolina, by one-fifth, Mr. Cocke, of Asheville, by one and two-fifths and Mr. Brenizer,. of Charlotte, by two points. ceived a capias for him. 1900 New goods re Harry Bros. Domes- tics, L6ng Cloth, Nainsook, Dimities, etc. Read "ad" in to-day's paper. dwelling, terms tq to Dr. W Bell Bio Piques, Percales, etc. The best shave in the city at the Clin. ax Barber Shops, v For Sale. A very desirable all modern conveniences, suit purchaser. Apply C. Boy den. Room 10, k. .:" ; :v For Rent: Four nice cottages near graded school. Apply to lheo. At well. Wanted. 3 or 4 good painters at once. H. F. Detz) James Reid, of the Seaboard Air Line, left yesterday for Richmond, Philadelphia and Providence, to buy 50 locomotives for that roads,; through trains. Reuben Ross Hanged. Lumberton, Feb. '9. Reuben The North Carolina section of . H- the American Chemical Society ty Sheriff A b.. Wishart. Ilis will meet in "Raleigh February 24. neck was brken the fall. hf never uiuvey uui eveu a iwiicu of the hand. He made a short talk, declaring his .innocence of the particular crime for which be was to be hanged, and of course wasC forgiven and was going straight to heaven. He was i per- i tectiy mdiuerent ana alleged thai h iff if niAooe rT rloin aVirl fonow I J white goods just received by Harry the prejudice of the low grade of Bros. the great Caucasian race had brought him to his. fate. - He said that his death would be a blessing to the negroes and that no - other; innocent negro would be carried to the court house and treated as he had been. His denunciation of the white people who urged that he was truiltv- and ought to be hanged, was very severe. Char Jotte Observer. .. i 'Flowering 'Plants: Chinese Primroses and Azaleas in bud and bloom. Call and see them at Mrs. J. O. WThite's, corner lnniss and Long Streets. Mrs. W. T. Lin ton. ;,'.!': ' ' - left they found it impossible to ad vance without risking unnecessary loss of life. r s The Boers continue to shell the British position. Several Long- Tom shells burst over Zwark Kop but the Boers could not get the range. The British guns posted there failed to silence the Long- Tom or other masked guns. The Boers continued to work their Nordenfeldts on : the British in trenched on the hills. The fire was severe at times. Wednesday afternoon Buller re solved not to press an advance over this route. The transport train moved back and the infantry retired from Vaal Krauz. Wednesday night the guns'.on Zwark Kop replied to the Boers repeated shelling. When they be gan to shell a transport train the Boers got a large number of can non in position and their superior ity of shell fire rendered an ad vance of the British impossible. moving his family here from High I Point. The work is being done by Mr. J. N. Maxwell. For Rent: A cottage on north side Main street. Between Ceme tery and Franklin. Apply to Chas. B. Jordan. - Now is the time to make your deal all new hotel furnishings for sale . Apply to J -H. Ramsay, prop., at National hotel. My sis ter is going home: and I wjll sell. Call to see me. at once. Terms easy. A good easy home for some one. ; Special Drapery Racket. . sale of Silkaline and this ; week. Carolina COMING AND; GOING. Brief Items About Salisburians and Their Friends. special to daily sun. Washington, Feb. 10. The funeral services over the remains of General Lawton were held yes terday afternoon in the Church of the Covenant. The casket was buried under floral offerings. The pulpit and walls bejrond were hid den in masses of palms s.rul green vines. American flags hung from the ceiling draped with strips of crape. The services concluded the casket was removed to a caisson. Behind this was led Lawton's horse, heavily draped, with saddle empty and the late general's boots in the stirrups. The funeral cor tege, with General Merntt and staff at its head, then proceeded to Arlington Cemetery. Mr. Bruce Mayo wentto Hicko ry this morning. Mr. J. J. Mott, of Statesville, was in the city last night. Mr. J. H. McKenzie went to Albemarle this morning. Mr. J. T. Morgan returned last night from Charlotte. Mr. Lute Mills is at home for a while. He came in from Wash ington where he spent a week. Mr; A, A. Blackwelder, of Crescent, went over to Greens boro last night to spend to-day. Mrs. Frank Owens, who has been visiting relatives here, re turned to Old Fort this morning. IT PAYS. Escaped from Sing Sing. special to daily sun. Sing Sing, N. Y. Feb. 10. Convict James Finn who ,was serving a five years term has es caped. WThen' the prison' keeper this morning opened his cell he found a dummy on Finn's cot with bed clothes thrown over it. It was only an arranged head. There is no trace so iar oi tne escaped convict. - Free Blood Cure. ' Have you Eating, Bleeding Sores, Ulcers, Scrofula, Cancer, Eczema, Itching Skin Humors, Boils Rheumatism, Catarrh, etc? Are you tired of doctoring and taking Patent Medicines ? Then try B. B. B. (Botanic Blood Balm) made 1 especially for these deep seated tSlood Diseases that doctors and other medicines fail to cure $1 per bottle at druggists. Trial bottles sent free to sufferers. Write for it. Address Blood Balm Co., 185 Mitchell St, Atlanta, Ga. The Salisbury Savings . Bank pays 6 per cent, a year on de posits remaining six months. McKinley Endorsed. special to daily sun. West Point, Ga. Feb. 10. Re publicans of the Fourth district have nominated A.. H. Freeman, of Greenville, for Congress. The delegate to the National conven tion was instructed for McKinley. Tallahassee, Fla., Feb. 10. G. B. Patterson, post master at Key West was nominated for Congress by the Republicans of the First district. .. , K. N. Combs and J. N. Herr were named as the delegates to the National convention. McKinley. was endorsed. Reply to Queen Adopted. special to daily sun. London, Feb. 10. The House of Commons has adopted the ad dress in reply to the Queen's speech by vote of 229 tb 39. Have your tailoring, cleaning, ressing and dyeing' done by the alisbury Pressing Club, at Ellipse barber shop. Stop - Long enough to go into Buer baums and look at his new stock of wallpaper. Latest designs, not job lots, all prices. Full double rolls from 15 to 60 cents. Borders and ceilings to match. Buerbaum has' just received lot.of tumblers, those elegant, thin straight glasses which will be sold ..a. rvi-k i J , at vj cenus per ; uozen as long as they last. Former price $1.00. . Buerbaum's line of fine station ery is complete, large, stylish and beautifuL " A large assortment of- bibles, new testaments, imitation of Christ, etc., at Buerbaum's. Cotton. special to daily sun. New York,Feb. 10 Cotton bids today: March, 8.21;"April S.2G; May, 8.27; June 8.26; July, 8 August 8.25. 0; Miss Van Eton "Will Not Come. The Ladies Aid Society of the Lutheran church decided to have liss Van Eton of Elizabeth Col lege, Charlotte, give a musical in. Salisbury some time during th3 month, but have since given up ths idea because no suitable placo could be secured for it. An effort was made to get the opera house but that was. not available. Probably at some later date the music loving people of Salisbury will have the pleasure of hearing this accomplished lady. She is vocalist in Elizabeth Col lege, and has very successfully given several concerts in Char lotte and other cities. Special Drapery Racket. sale of Silkaline and this week. Carolina
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