North Carolina Newspapers

V i V, ,;. - i ' .... 1 vs WEATHHR FORECAST: Eair to-day. Circulation Books Open to AIL' : WM - ' ' ' ;" :- - - - ' ' ' '- -''I - ' -I 1 ' i i 1i I I i I I If II I i r i . s r V 'y Th e Bert of Kews.fr nllTclcgrapMe aerrie Yol."l4. TSTo. 18. SALISBUEV, 1ST. Ov. SEPT.; 7; 1900. JIO.U.JSLUVCItiuiltnEdUr. ns an u fly- TijE PKOPLE WHO COME AND V GO, LITTLE LOCALS. i 4. lless if Interest, Condensed and Boiled Doi :-The Pertoaals tnd Brief Kits Itics of t Dif. Mrs J D Heilig is visiting her parents in Lexington.' i . - i .. -. - T K Garner returned from a trip to Aaheville yesterday. Hon Samuel L Rogers, of Frank lin, was in the city last night. ' ; ' liss Sutton, of theThomnsvple Orphanffe, isj visiting in the city. rlff rGeorge Seidel and chislren returned from Aaheville yester day;.' 'f- .' - . Mr and Mrs T K Bruner, of Ral eigh,' are spending a while herfr with rtlatives. : Miss Jennie Mitchell Rankin re turned last night from a visit to Wayn8ville. ' Mrs H C Carter, who has been visiting her sister in Durham, re- last night. Miller, who has been visiting frieu Is in the county, re turned to All emarle yesterday. . Mr' and Mrs John L Rendleman and children returned last night from a trip to'the mountains. Miss Bettie Wade, of Morehead City, is visiting her aunt, Mrs D , R Julian. This is Miss Wade's first visit to Salisbury. Rev II L'Ltkins and family re turned last night from a vacation of several wejkl, which they have lfHn spending in Surry county. Mrs Smith, of Washington, D C. who lm been, visiting her-son, Mr Hugh Smitlv-at. Spencer,' left last1)ight on a visit to her daugh ter atLa Grange, Ga. 1. , i', Ktc DK Brooks, foreman of j the L IE I P -"I ID IIILIIILII 7 I riiTtn ir'rnr- lllllkii iMLtaLr GIVE $75 ON COLORED TOUfe- NEW BANK TO BE ORGANIZED NAMENf NEXT WEEK. FOR MOORESYILLE. Citizen of Mortl Uiia Street tut Water All tti Slack lis tin S:iscrliti izi turned home Miss Irene t J ; boilershopsl wliQ has been off on 4- . an extended jvisit to relatives and . : .friends iu Richmond, Va.v-. has re turned, and resumed his duties at the shops Cutf thi Ess urv Truth-Index. which' h ja been one of the best papers ever published there, has decided to change from an after noon to a '"morning paper. Char iottelNewsJ ;"'), 'V llli in Works Exteadel to Tkit Ixi of tbs City. ; Owing to the absence of four members of the board of alder- . . . men no extended meeting was held last night. . ' The aldermen decided on mo tion to appropriate $75 to the col osed fire company for the purpose of helping defray, expenses during the colored tournament next week. Mr. W. L. James, city sextan, asked for an increase in his pres ent salary of $25 per month. Ac tion on Mr. James rnquest was postponed until the next meeting. Mr. T. Edgar Johnston appear ed with a petition in behalf of the citizens of North Main street ask ing for the extension oithe water works system to a greater distance out that street. , Action on this - . i f . - petition was also deferred. Killed Forty Boxers London, Sept. 6. A dispatch from Tk'm Tsan, province of Viao Buk will C;:a ci tmpUi 1st Ur. iSeXself Ctstltr- Salisbury capital u interested in a new bank that will be opened at Mooresville on November 1st. Among the directors of the bank are two Salisbury gentlemen and the cashier will also be f urn is ned by this city. " The bank is to be known as the Bank of Mooresville and the capi tal stock is $15,000, all of which has been subscribed. Mr. . C. P. McNeely, assistant cashier of, the Salisbury Savings Bank, has been elected, cashier. ""'he following directors were elected : Hon. Lee S. Overman and J. SanYl McCub bins, of Salisbury ; J p Mills, J E Sherrill, S C Rankin, W C John son and George Goodman, of Mooresville. 3 . hsf?' ' Mr. S. C. Rankin ' was elected president and will assist Mr. Mc Neely in the bank. : - Salisbury reluctantly gives Mr. McNeely, who has become a popu lar member of Salisbury social life, back to his native town. He has been a valuable assistant to Cashier W. F. Snider, of the Sal- Tki ci cf tii Wr Is tiXii id The employes of the Southern at Spencer have been feasting on Chow, says five hundred Boxers re- isbury Savings Bank, and will be cently attacked 23 soldiers at Lan fully papable of steering the course were Kill- of this new antarnnnn in n aiiPMab ful direction. Tsun and forty Boxers ed. MR. SUMNER'S ADMINISTRATOR SUES. L!r. ClII-s Fidly Leues Jaturdiy. " "The family ; of ' Mr. John Gill, 'who will "move "to -Raleigh, will leave Salisburv for the capitol city , Saturday morning.' Mr, W. B. Smoot will probably occupy the house vacated by Mr. Gill, Another Suit is Instituted Against the Sou- ; them Railway Company. The Southern Railway has an other suit on its-hands. This time it is "the administra tors of Mr. Thomas Sumner, of Thomasville, who are suing. Dr. W. W. McKenzie went over to the Lexington court yesterday to be present as a witness at the hearing. It will be remembered that Mr. Sumner dropped dead while on the Southern several months ago nd his death was pronounced 'by the physicians to be due to drinks? ing too great a quanity of ice wa ter. '' We have not learned the am- . . . . ount for which the railroad is sued. 100 Betels Manila, Sept'. 5.- A.detachment of twenty-seven men-under Lieut fant?Leback attacked by 180 Bal- omen on the 81st of August. 100 rebels were killed. PICNIC AT THE BRIDGE. Eicsrshalsts Retping. j The party of excursionists who went up tpi-Asheville from points between Greensboro and Morehead City ajre returning home on every trafn. A large number of them stopped 4over inL Salisbury last, night. . ' ' : Jco Crtta Picnic , An ice crean picnic will be held . at Harris Chapel M E church abaut 1 miles from Salisbury to begin 2p mand continue until 10 p-m tt help finish the church, next Suturdav. Lvervbody is , 9 (reapeotfaliy invited to attend. MR. WRIGHT IMPROVING. Wis Able to be bb Yesterday Afternoon His Assailant Still Mr. George W. Wright, who was assaulted Wednesday night by his nepiiew, George Murphy, was con fined to his bed nearly all day Thursday as the result ot the in juries sustained. He was able to be up yesterday afternoon, howev er, and no permanent permanent injury is anticipated. ' '' Murphy is reported to. be in Charlotte but up to midnight last night the officers here had heard I nothing of him. V Salisbury Young People Hire f Nice Time Picniclng at the Briigr; A party of young people from Salisbury went out to the Pied mont Toll Bridge yesterday after noon and had a delighf ul time picn icing on the banks, of the river. The party left Salisbury at 5:80 o'clock and took lunch along with them. - A delightful lunch was served 'about dusk; The party crossed.the bridge and returned to Salisbury about 10:80 o'clock. The following were present: Misses Lillian and Annie Kizer, Belle and Alice Rendleman and Edna and NeMierVanderford Messrs B B Miller, Max Barker Will Tankersly, P. Hautie Mero ney, Prof W A Goodman and Elijah Hennessee; chaperones, Mi and Mrs A L Smoot. Ttft GOVERNMENT CHElliST CONDEMNS IT v cat HI THE SENATORIAL PRIMARY WAS FULLY DISCUSSED lfl!C::a cr::Jt) Uiti til C::i::t - efts liiri i Ctntj Ik tt&k ft is fcr:;j"K- (Special to TEUTH-bJDKX.) Raleigh; Sept. 0, The meeting an assortment, unknown boaineJ xemocjatic Excutive Com mitee held here last night was by ------ - .r. : i . ... : : no meant 'ah entirely harmonious one. There was considerable dhv xror UllU UlUI mm in I is in EI RUSSIA WAS BADLY BRUISED BY AN WILL: NOT CONSIDER HER UNKNOWN THUG.' PLAN OF. WITHDRAWAL " s TU Ptrjcss Was Prshtli RciStrj ui ThjsajltWcsl! ciktlftstlitisa' fsr ' " til Ylctia Was tit m i Pair if Peici c:n CIW asl Uivw nus . tx::ls.( T cf latlii CWstiass. .1. : , . . '" ' ' ' " '- .-'' . rA stranger in town "was knocked . Washington, September C It down and badly braised rip by an wai announced officially today at -unknown thug last night about the State Department that all the 10:80 o'clock.'. ' 4 powers had replied adversely to The man, who was. a we1 1 dress- Russia's proposition to withdraw ed, intelligent person, was walking I f rom China. It is understood the cntsion as to the best method of I UP 1 e treet in the neighborhood I powers suggest the reduction of and unlimited as to quantity, hi disease germs for a considerable ength of Ume. : . r' ; Serial weeks ago the 'well from which the drinking waterin thejei below I the occupying force in Pekin 'and shops is drawn underwent aclemnxj the ing out. There were reasons to believe then that, the water was divided oti it. committee i . . .. was iiTthecornerofLeeandKerr.Astrargelwf?minaer -I I padra fmm Tian Tain Tli rt C ! man walked up to him, and asked him if he could give him the hour says that while withdrawal might it ..ijt . a. i i ill ill ii UH mniid invH hi in uih noil r i . .... ... . . . . i.nMuuB.iT mcviucu jobtoi i iacintaie tne return oi the imne- -.-a ": i! t -i- -l Vt Vxil I ' ' . i . . I ii rrv. i fi I.. uov euiireiy wiioieaouio uu the conduct of the primary in U1 fcU,s U18"w xuo uuuowu p- rial government .to 1'ekin such thy and a sample of it was sentVn ?&ch(i0ty tb the county execu. his wtch out and M he did 80 withdrawal would be interpreted to J. C. Rammage, superintendent .. ' i I I the thug turned loose on him with by the Chinese as au act of cowar- of Tests of the Southern, at Alex andria, Virginia. f Mr. Ram mage made a chemical tive committee. ,vH Col A H Boyden,lwho returned examination of the. water and vesterday from this; meeting, tells found that it was not at all pure; tht s, plan was presented by a Not satisfied with -his own exam'i-1 nwrl every member of the com-1 but before his assailant succeeded a pair, knucks; lie nit ms man squarely between the eyes and grabbed for his watch. The blow so staggered the man .that he could not at first defend himself dice and would endanger 80 thous and native Chrisians who are now protected from massacre by the allies. It would also make nego tiations more difficalt. nation, however, he sent' on for mijtee arid that there jwas a great another sample, . which, was for- aWision of sentiment, as stated in waraea to tne united btateacnem- ..? , j ,, : , liL' m aoove uispaicn.i a in wresting his watch .from him he clinched. - ' YESTERDAY'S BARSECUE. iav at waBuiugiou. x In a letter received from the latter eentleman vesterdar it is 1 the method of conducting the stated that - the water is full of i primaries in each - county to the disease germs and the Spencer peo executive committee. It is quite I ned for the purpose of robbery. pie are advised that if; they con- ijuiJld t-: fwrt tinue to drink it theV daiot the Us m i. v t iu.;. . - I holders will be appoinfedlm each Tb. thug finally pulled 1mm A Gtcl Cr,tl , in,ljtIt Blr. . and oran. .The stranger refused to' either give his name or to lodge ItCH SI KIHf. a complaiut with the officers. The barbecue at Sowers- Ferry The assault was evidently plan- yesterday was one of the most en- . joyable of the season,.in which the male contingent figured as the sole factor. : .. . - The party that went down .was : composed Of Mess. J M Maupm, . W H Miller, Joseph Horah, J E V Hennessee, TO Linn, Paul Bern- hafdiVC F ReisnerO -Spencer J Frank Miller and Earl Daggett, , Barbecue, pork a n t to a was served and a "geueral good time" was the verdict of alf who attend- v ed the barbecue.- - . TEEfLEASUaES OFAflCIIC It haS couuently ldacided pino lo .f thl. oonteit. - o discontinue he nee of this wa- f ! J- p: n- ' - er which has so long been a men- TItjVq LBontfl WoTlflOn ? 'h-' v to ter ace to the health of the 600 men employed at Spencer and this morning a tank of water- will be taken out from Salisbnrjrfor drinking purposes' - There is some talk of connect ing with the Salisbury waterworks, in order to secure a pure supply of water, Corespondent to the Tboth-Iiubx. Sonin River, N; C. Sept. 5. If , , I there Is anything that insures the this coast today on f (. . . ., ...... inn rt 1 SUvckholm ruzzi reached his return from an expedlt the North pole. He beat Kansen'a lecord sjad gained a point' nearer the ixle than was ever reached !e- ft- ; s fore.".! dean Six seamen Vienna, Sept . 6. The Boiler of the Danubian steamer, Negotin, exploded near Kladova today. The captain and 12 of the crew perish ed. ' - just such occasions as the picnic yesterday at -Coolemse. There is something pathetic and strikingly Mbeahtiful abotrt these gatherings. every class from the most youthful 303 Oi Boird. Sheriff D. R. Julian, of Sal is- TO CURTAIL STEaUER SERVICE. A Plulf i oi Fost tfl Reicci it k j Oar BilM ! ; H . a 1 ! 1 1 Paais, Sept T. The Labrie Pa- i 1 1 to those who have now climbed far uaryorouKut m ut' up the slape of vears. being repre- 8.ion lft4t UISht from points on the sented. It does one's soul c'ood to Southern railway. see such demonstrations as that of yesterday where the fathers and motheri as Mr and Mrs -Fowler, Mr and Mrs Garrett, Mrs Black- welder. Mr and Mrs Winders be- role publishes I a'i despatch from Marseilles asserting that five great cume vonmr airaiu and lead the 1 1 Wilmington lip lines are negotiatiriir children in la stroll through build-1 party" umin t tea mail ip It left Marion and came by Mocksville and Win ston, arriving here last night at 8:40 o'clock. The train consisted of seven coachea. and it brought 800 people. This is the first trip fur' most of the gton Messenger. THE RACE NEXT WEEK. DEWET IS BROKEN-HEARTED. V Uiss EigttLeam. .Mfss Ix)ttie Eagle left this week for Madison, where she has been employed as a teacher m the high school. Miss Eagle is splendidly equipped for this work and has ' iikughtH successful lyv at other schools. : , ' ' Dr. and Mrs. Council Retun. - Dr. and Mrs.'J. B. Council and child retnmed last night from a month's visit to Boone and. .Blow ing Rock. Their many friends will be. glad to learn that they have been greatly benefitted by their sojourn in the mountains. , Y Ur EealltsOtf ; . Mr. W. E. Beadles, foreman of freight 'repairs on the Spencer hop yards.is off on a viJitto rel- v. wo, is. r. mng place. pect Harry's lh Special Instfictlca. f An interesting meeting of Ful ton Lodge No. 99 A. F. aud A. M. will be held tonight. Worship ful Master Taylor will give special instruction. r ! Says Hit tli war Sllll lot Ceasi Attiast Great Britah. 1 , Capetown, Sept. 5.A refugee from Bloemfontfcin says he heard General De'wet say when the advi sability of a surrender for ending the war was under discussion: "My farm has been destroyed, .my home burned, my property looted, my sons killed in- battle, my wife dies of a broken heart and 1 shall not surrender. I shall re sist to the end. This war shall not cease' . Tie Hock Discusses Horse Cezesffe&tasl5ti The race between Dick Berry, Mr R. J Holmes' fast horse, and Mr R Lee Crawford's "Dunlap" will come off next week. The date' was finally, decided upon yesterday and the' race will be held on the 15fb-about 4 iu the afternoon.' Both horses have been in train ing for the past month and it is expected that this will be one of the best races ever seen in Salisbury. with the wiew of diminishine the J dm and over the rocks. The peo- number of voyages by about one-' Ple of Coolemee are exceedingly Race Will I half . jit is stated they are taking I , . . n l ; i ana v;jayvon urowu we are grae- Ms iu.cause ;oiiiue aavance fulfor hel i ug throUKh the in the price of coaTr I If the agree- mtlla Thpn fj-irfra (rcrcra. wrh - I - r j I . ' - - " " oo . ment ii reached part of the joint I so kind to us in giving the hotel fleet will,;be placed out mission and emnloves tnhd;arAl ThnM,nmn.!M was done for our comfort and no , . ! ! ... Sunday school every had a more having ms.l contract, with the plcaaAnt time. United States ' government, the There i8 more wiadom than dispatch ; adds . v t negotiai j - j t a.: . i on com- I Kruuua" BUU lepa 1U eawuK nuu will have I rting in the afternoon everything e entered, into sentiment in the division of life Fob Rest: A four room cottage Apply D M Miller-. Dederick hav press god order cheapapply toP. P.' .Meroney or II. G. Tyon. ' SHUCKS WANTED. Nice dry shucks wanted at G. A. Taylor's mattress factory in East Salisbury Prof. Lippard, of the "Salis bury Institute" is giving splendid iatiois with that government iuto work days and holidays. The advantages to young people, who riance with the contem- welfare of men demands intervals wish a higher educatioii, or thor- xraMnee wun tne contem- ough Business aud Commercial i t of repose surcease of travail in m. ... . TOXICUT'S SOCIAL EYEIT. m acco plated Change. t .; - EOB TCRREKCE S FUXERAL. t repose su rceae which they may contemplate and enjoy the product and fruits of toil. Happiness is the pursuit of every successful life and there is course, also Art. trench, German &c. Thorough teachers. Splen did building. Students Board ing Club. Tltt tlSSSlickt PlCSifi il KSSSr Sf 12a KsllFrcatilla;tIst!CI::rcl YesttriaMno joy in unending labor. Thus Aftensci. I 1 i r trkktox population. Washington. Sept. C Census bureau announces population Trenton. N. J.. 78.807. against iulhOO. I Uti to the Ucaataias. Dr.W For reliable and un-todate news W. McKenzie leaves on j including the full telegraphic ser- Mpnday to take a well earned rest of a week or tw at Black Moun tain.' Dr, John Whithead is ex pected back this week. vice subscribe for the Tbpth-Ikdkx Dr: W H. Wakt-field, of Char lotte, N. C. will be in Salisbury i-, The funeral services over the re- j mains of R"l)ert 'At Torrence, who died Wednesday 'night, were held from the: Baptist ehurch yester-j the days of triumphant chant and mortial music in which the gay apparel and the gesticulation of the divottee seem like fashionable insanities are in the highest degree utilitarian. Tho human heart must have its. mecca pilgrimages, its wells of Zem Zem and Lecttart cf Wiiubre. ' One of the most pleasant events in Salisbury's social world will take place tonight at Sooth Riv er. . . ... The occasion" is moonlight day afternoon at f o'clock. The picnic in honor of Miss Margie pallbearers were Mess.' J T Sosse-, Irt. of Wboro, who. rZZ?JT. i.U .tone, it. Fourth, of Julr fi(teenorWcouple.;.ingo . fZLZZ cut On the picnic. ruh were, touching!.1 . He related .- . . , . am 4he party will leav." S.liibur, hi. co naUoa wjtbth. Z"1: about 6 o'clock. d young man wni e the latter was. ' V.ur. .1 dying and thce present was deep- r.T , - ' rf ZT the native savagery of human na ture expands and elevates the heart and teaches men the uplifting les sons of kindness and brotherly love. All this is preliminary to saying that the older people have The Hagae-McCorkle - Dry Goods Co., Importers and Vbolesalers, GREENSBORO, N. a Dry Goods, notions and Hals. r 1 II IRUUBH 111 T T noTicE-r-Must sea at once i j. . ".1, I , , ; $180.00 Reed Organ for $45.00 1 Torrence) before, he; died the choir CO Vie solicit trade of Mer- chants only, and-sell nothing at retail. with a 25 year sruaran tee from factory. Bought last November from factory. Height 7 feet. Length 8 ft 9 in. Width 1 ft 10 in. 5 full octaves, 14 stops, 122 sets of reed in all. ' Weight of or gan 400 pounds, solid walnut wood case. Organ can be seen at Clark, Beaters snorting Fob Sale One full-blood Jsr- y cow. Apply to ' R. G. Chanky, Spencer, N. C. at Central Hotel on Friday. Sept. I J Bel 21st for one day only. His prSc-' ,tore tice is limited to Eye, Ear, Nose ! "" and Throat. All wool carpet at Harry's. sang "tarer my Uod to Thee. The remains wem interred in the 1 Lutheran cemetery.' 5) V 5) HXLP Wawtxd Both aexsl from 14 years old up. - 'Apply at once ftl lUUCtr HrtirnT Uttjj moon-iignt picnic at Coolemee Eridar nnrht. the seven ththa lika Waktxd. A bor to work in 1 of which has not ben know tinea fringing office Apply at Tbuth- ) Canomcux, the Indian chief was I i I kicked out of Potoeck. We', cordially invite all mer r-.ffTi p?ntraachanU to call on us when in niht as well let ns alone a.nd km I quiet, ' for we are jroin to have a I Greensboro, or to see our traveling ? - . . i salesman before elsewhere. placing orders Ixdkx today. X ft. I00DBM, Salcmai. or