North Carolina Newspapers

J s WEATHfcR FORECAST: Fair to-dyi' Oircalation Rooks Open to All. -I ! i The Best ol Newt. Full Telegraphic Service Vol'. 14. "No. 27. SALlSBTTItV, N. O.. TTJEsiXAy, OGTOBlii 9, 1900. JIO.UJUUAI, CItj utlinrEfiiir. BRIEFS CAUGHT ON THE FLY THE PEOPLE WHO COME AND GO, LITTLE LOCALS. Iteas of Interest Condensed and Boiled Down The Personals and Brief flews Items of t Dai. A.r D. Watts, j Esq., of States yille, was in the city last night. Drl J. B. Caither, of China Grove, was in the city yesterday. i R. A. Harris leaves this week fox Birmingham on a business trip.j, , Mr. W. A. Lupton, who has . been quite ill for the past week, has recoverejJ. t Miss Annie Skahan, who . has . bea'i visiting in Morganton,; re turned home last night. - r Mrs, R. A. Harris was able to be out yesterday for the first time since her recent severe illness. Mias Luoy Eaton, one of Cleve land's popular young ladies, was in thcity a short while last even ing on her way North. Mr, Lonnio Harrison is spend ing a few days here, having come up from Charlotte to attend the funeral of his father, Mr. T. J. Harrison. : Mr. and Mrs. Doak Wei born, who have been visiting Mrs. Wel born's mother, Mrs. Thomas Crawford, returned to Tbomas villo last night. 8(11 Cf 111 REPORTED i VETERA S OH 111 SUPERINTENDENT KIZER RE- TWO PORT MADE. - . ADDRESS TO DELIVERED. BE llllllty IIBIS BiniL REGISTRAR CASE POM DiII'IO RIM) IMS. n i. . h SPEAKS TO OHIO - REPUBLI- LAID OVER UNTIL THE NEXT 3 PERSONS IN CARRIAGE CANS. A Big Battler. :- A big rattlesnake.something un usual in the snake family in Row an, was killed on Mr. Li W. Lin gle'a farm, below Salisbtiry, Sun day morning. The snake was dis covered by Mr. Linglo'schildren Saturday evening late and yester day a hunt was made for it. It was found coiled up near the spot whore lit had been seen theevening before and was shot by Mr. M. 'Lusher Lingle. The- snake- was four fet long and had thirteen rattles and a button, making it 14 years old. It was exhibited here and attracted a large crowd. The County Shows a. Considerable gain. Bev. Stickler Elected a Member of the Board of Education. - The county board of education met at the court house yesterday and listened to the report of Super intendent Kizer, who has com pleted the taking ofthe school cen sus. The report -showed that in the TERU; n ! r KILLED. Under The Southern Cross" Will be Pre- sajs j UcKloley has Alreiiy Beer CieateJ Fht Ami cf ierd Ttleat it Creessssrt li i Celllslci U tit Transiatl Fin Wen contorf Thnrcriav iftornnnn fa tho mil n.i . m.jl a...m.. I - , ! i i I . - . . .. . r...., n . v.- uul umBnawiwifliusncsBcestferi- ta Defesa fin Identic Ririsfrtxi KHieoi tnai Jewry-fiie li jnrefl. Acer -M uW. i iningDranaeauecoerii. ' Anlast Ckirti nf Frasl. dent la lei Tart. The following program for jthe I (torrinpondence Truth-index '!) Greensboro ,K.d., October. 8. I Tolberg, Trausvaal, Oct. 8. 5 reunion of the Confederate Veter- Snrinefield. O.. 0t.;:8 At tho ' ,v. 1 M LI ! 4 . u:n..i v.. i t " ' ' T , M special W IHUTH-INDKx;. IW penuuswenj -uimi auu Beveuiy- ans of Chas. F. Fisher Camp No. city hall here last evening there ui WiLM7J-., fiir ininrp! in rilwv rnllUinn L : .1 n i i ; 2 .1 I . i ii , i ; i ' I . 11th inst., has been arranged: Meeting will be called to order i ..'fi i t.. t c j n port -snQweu tnat in tne uy "B AV viuwiuiu, uiuumu- city of Salisbury-there are 1152 der, 11 o'clock sharp white and 009 colored children of I Prayer by the chaplain, Dr J F Murdock. school age, making totalof 61, 17G1. In thecounty there are 10,C27chil- dren of school age,a very substan tial increase over the number re ported in the last school census. "Several districts ?hav not yet re ported but is thought that this number is approximately correct. , Rev. V. R. Stickley, of Enoch ville, was elected a member of the board of. education to succeed Hon John S. Henderson, resigned. This is an excellent selection, as Rev. Stickley has always been deeply interested in matters educational. The books of the treasurer were examined and, as usual, found correct . 319, to lield here next Thursday, was a windy Republican demon- Leu;,, L J:.hLj i. w J at Karblhor last evening stration and rally. to-day, wai pclstontd: until tht ' Roundout, New York, Oct. 8. Bat the only thing' of interest . 2 i 1 J 6 uext term of court. jA fine array Three persons in a carriage were to Nofth Carolinians about this i.i ! .'f 5 i . j i 'in j . , . ox legal talent wat present to d- instantly killed at a rai way cross is the fact that Representative fend the Teffct&,; I ing here this afternoon. The , Ul Romulus Z. Linney. of said State, The report that Salisbury regis- st r and Railway train struck the w i.jr. trarthad been ndibted! was whol- vehicle. lhat isf be performed the chief h SMl' t-: ! tu- ... EI.ct.onrf oftten for ensu.ng Rymnastie feat8 o th eT,ning. ' , i.J, 0r;thi wiostou In his long, vain endeavor to ad- registrars will ( govern j all other dress the people his thick heavy cases arms beat ruthlessly against the Treasurer's Report. term Report of dead since last meet ing. New business and good of asso COOLEEUEE JUNIORS HELP. ciation. 1 ' 1 Address bv sultry atmosphere." -He reminded S Carr r one of the old Methodist darkey UR. WYTTSjLOSS. H1HS0H BOUND OYER. Faith, N. C. son Ludwick from C. C. .Wyatt ! and will build next to Mr. L. paffrit's and move to-Faith toon. j " Rev. Mr. Shuenberger return ed to" China? Grove ; Monday. He has been assisting Rev. J. M. L. Acldtsst Poller Paid. Mr. J. M. Maupin, special agent of the Travelers Insurlvnce Com pany,paid to Mr M.L.Jackson yes terday on account of-the accident ustained by Mr. Jackson some time 8inco$lS2.IrMaupin received a large number of ehecks yester day for parties insured in hi j com pany, who have been injured. A Death., , Miss Nellie Cusk, a faithful Sunday ; school scholar whenever she was able to attend, has been called to that Heavenly rest, where no sickness, no death will will ever come. May we as a class be faithful until death, that we may receive acrown of life. W. W. Lowiry, Teacher. The Water Famine ai Albemarle is Stiil on. Mr- Boyt moves. 'CorreapoMUttiiue ,f the Trutli-Ihix. Albemarle, N. C, Oct. 8. Mr. mul Mrs. C. M. Boyt will move into the new hotel building next week. Albemarle is then to have one of the best hotels of any town of the size in the State. The buil ding js three stories. The office, 2 sample rooms, dining room, two large rooms arranged for general merchandise and. one room for post oflice occupies the lower , lloor. There are 21 rooms above. These are all so arranged that each re ceives sunlight. Will ilinson, who shot and kill ed Frank Swaringen, was given a preliminary hearing ' here last Gen'l J Commmander of N C Division U who was in the habit of shouting MclS B.HedjU lortt Caroll&t Rolling CV. every time he went to church. Clf. ReTllll It Flltl 2 Address by W H S Burgwyn, Linney has gesturing down to per- (Correspondence Tbuth-Indkp.) AUjt Uen'l aud Uhiet ot btatl JN section. .. ' ' C Division U C V: As to his speech, wellhe made Dinner. none. His attempt was. almost a After this the camp will be re- complete failure. j '. formed by commander and march- He spent the greater part of his ed to the opera house to enjoy two hours' in telling Hhc people rendition of the play "Under the that the prettiest women and ba- Southern Cross," written by Mrs bios he had ever seen were here in V n Tin-no, i nvi lant ColChas F Fisher, who gave of. North Caroliua will consider I . ."V, ,r!8 T mee 1U88 j j r ' c' 1 I Haia a r f ho 1AtnViVtol Ahn a K I ' his life .for the Southern Cause the source. and rights vouchsafed to us by Then fell from his lrps a lengthy our Revolution forefathers, on the eulogy of Ohio. This would por- bloody field of Manassas and for bably fill 200 pages of printed whom this camp is named. . matter of boot size. The audience This play will be free to only slept while he was reciting this. Confederate Veterans and wives From this he passed to a eulogy ot sam.3, p free offering tb them ot Lincoln. "Lincoln," he said, "was to the. American people what the light-house is.toitje poor lost sailor," , , . - ' Suddenly he. left Lincoln and recited 1 the old story he once heard from a Baptist 'preaoher which ended thus: "In time' of Respond to Call of the 6ali estu Jnolors. Cooleenee Nets. (Correspondence to Trdth-Indkx) Cooleemee, N. C, Oct. 8.The long-wiehed for rain has come at last, and now everybody can rejoice. The Baptists held their protrac- )ct. 8. Mr.' Law- ; 1 has fought a lot ed meeting here last week. Rev. Mr. Swain preached some very fine sermons. As a result of the meeting, Mr Strain baptized two persons in the river Sunday even ng. A long felt want E COMMANDER EDWARDS AND FORCE SURRENDER, Tht6aiuptithi Britlsi Right tt In- gers door, a Report fa lain hy tit l&fonsatioa. Loudon, O"lol;r j. Ber Com mander EdwrrJ and his force surrendered to the British atKrn ger'e door todav. UISS UAUiEKORRlS TO HARRY. A Popnlar RalelglUdy Will Inn Etn . taheUirrlei. ' The following from the News and Observer with reference to the marriage of Miss Mamie Nor ris, of Raleigh, will be read with . interest by the many Salisbury " friends of this young lady: Mr. and Mrs. M. T. NorrU, of Raleigh, announce the engage- ' ment of their daughter, Misa Mamie Norris, to Mr. Henry A. Coles, of Atlanta, Oa., and Miss Ethel Norris to Mr. Joe K. Mar shall, of Raleigh. Both mar riages will take place before the ho!id.ty. The Misses Norris are. well known Li Kial circles in Nor;hl.r li!.;!. Miss i.irri hn here here at the Reformed church since last Friday". , ; Large crowds attended the' beetings and sev eral new members Ws added to the church 1 here,1! Rey. Shulen- supplied in the way of a liv ery stable. The proprietors are Mess. Sam J. Tatum and Mum phred Lefler. They have nice new turn-outs and will be pleased and has a host of lriond and ad- ! mir.r. . O- 1 : .1... ... t. II I - hasbeen. at r "t04". . ."urjr WH" wm jiiLurciirn in uie announcement. - . by the gifted authoress, Mrs F C Tiernan. , . Jas R Crawford, Col Com. W fifLUTTz, Adjt and Treas. MEDiGAL SOCIETY MEETS. berger will loigtbe Teme'mbered by the good people of -Faith for the helpful sermons ie preached during his stay! here. The burning of he North Caro Ur. Bosch to nirrj. Mr. Matthew Bosch came up to serve the public. Hacks meet ,nsfc ni8ht from Gold Hill and all trains. leaves mis morning for Davie r ' . . county where ho marries one of Mr Theo. P. Whisnant, of Shel- Dflvi .; f ftip Hnllf7h . , by, was here last week. Mr. n..h U w-n w The Juniors of Shoal Council chanic of this city and has the'' lina Car at Kii gsrii, jOj. Oct. 1st responded promptly and liberally Ust "wishes of his is sad news forall North Caroliua to the call of their SUte Council- friends. He will retun people: M' Faith, will lose several -nice arti cles that he loaned to !llr. W. H. Ramsenr when for peace He said that McKinly would An interesting maeting of the Doctors Yesterday. The Rowan County Medical So ciety met in regular regular carry North Carolina by at least Thursday. , Bennett & Bennett quarterly session at the Mayor's 25,000. majority, but that the appeared for Hinson, Austin & o"ffice yesterday morning at 11 o!r democrats ' had abready counted Smith for the i)roseciition. Hiii- clock, President McKenzie in the him out by 50,000. ; ? chair. There was an unusually t He enaed by shouting ihat he large number of physicians in at- regardett Bryarr as "the bloodless tendance. A number of impor- cipher' 1 tari't matters were discussed, and Linney evidently left- bad im- an unusually able and interesting pressiou upon the people here as paper was presented by Dr. Stokes, to his ability, as a'campainer mi ' ' j '. j. ' I . j. J iL. 1 I r ine presiuenr. appoinieu me 101 lowing committees for, the ensu ing year, nameljT: BOARD OFv CENSORS. Doctors C. M. Poole, H. T. Trantham and E. Rose Dorsett. peace the democrats are hell for , .lL - .1 t.. ... . ' . f . ; , - ' , , ,, ed out with tbd promise that they war, in time of war 4hey are hell T, . r, iJ , t would be retur ned in three years. J. i ;T. j Wyatt, of the; car first start- As the car wasjinsured Mr. Wyatt hopes to . be partly, paid for the exhibits thai belonged the car. or in behalf of the Galveston sufferers. 41. L. Elliott has opened up a beef market in the old coinmis- sary building. We ! iredict for him a successful business career. numerous urn to Uold Hill with hi bndethis wek. 1 Wanted A good pair of second hand platform scales. Address Salisbury Hosiery Mills. The roof on pickers building is to him ou ready for the pitch and gravel. The building will probably be I COTTON SFED uuuueu vuis we.. WANTEB. Mr. Harrlson'i Funeral. The funeral series of3frrJ T. Harrison vtereJkefflL from his residUnceuliHay afternoon at 4 o'clnck. The . remains were ac companied to the cemetery by the members of the Royal Arcanum, 'of which order Mr. 'Harrison .was a member4. r He leaves a wife and 9 children. son was bound overto court and held without bail until the Decem ber term, when he will be tried. j r Spark's show struck the -town Saturday. Hard times seem to have lied to judge by tho patron age it received. Not only the far mers but the town people as well are rejoicing to see the rain today. Albemarle has been dependent up on the artesian well iat the Wis cassett mills for its water supply for some time. We now hope to I see enough rain fall to fill our wells again. The town authorities are - con sidering the advisability of . sink ing a well and furbishing the town with watsr. It would, be much beHer than to wait and grant a -franchise to some corporatioh; The town needs water and water works for protection against fire. Rev. J. A. Clarke, of Norwood is here a-sistiiiir Rev. Mr. Rich ardson in a meeting at the Metho dist church; The services will be "eoi.tinued for several days. UARYLAXQ IS ALLRI6HL : i i Says It Ur. C.;F. Reisair by 20.000. CITY'S STANDING COKlilTTEES. We understand that work on the storage building will' soon be be- S .Democratic I gun,' the brick work on the wheel house will be finished in a few j Mr. C. F. Reisner returned Sun- ' . day night from Hagerstown, Md., I Messrs. Laurence Duke' and and points in Pennsylvania, after I Bob Crawford, the famous duck attending the marriage of his I hunters report a -successful hunt' brother, Mr. !Ed j Reisner, j which I Saturday afternoon. a. l l l riT. i. !L o a. I DRIED FRUITS, DRY HIDES, . PEAS AC. Highest Prices Paid BY H. G: TYSON & CO. DELINQUENT COMMITTEE E. Doctors G. S. Ramsuer; "J. W LongH. G. Heilig, J. S. Brown, and C. B. McNairy. - ' COMMITTEE ON CHARITY." The Committees ot the City tv tie Eisalig Year. ,vTvvS The following-standing' "com mittees . for the clty-jcnl posed of members of the boarti of aldermen have been appointed :Vfc Finance, W.. C Cughenour, r.h'm W TT Over.h-'W T. oLicQia nun oiuuwais, Mayor, committee on, publication. ex-officio Ch'm, T. H. Vnderford. Doctors J. M. Flippen, J. E. W. C. Coughenoue, ' JP. Weber. Stokes, and I. HFoust. Fire Department,- C.;H; Swink, Ch'm, T. H VanderoTd, J.'C. Lowe. took place on the 2 ber. Mr. Reisuetf says th tof Septem that political Miss Sadio Tatum is teaching the public school here. COTTW SEED WANTED! , j r matters constitute the chief theme Card of Thanks. We, the colored firemen, extend our most sincere and earnest thanks Mr. ReisneVs brother, a large to the white citizens who so liber- Office at T. F. Younc8. 1 M 1 ' 9 ' i I' !f.t'l A i I .llir Aitn4 Asl f 1ia Inn j. I aa. . Wnoiesaie jeweier wivn stores .ail111 iuuiuuuu v Hoirerstowii'and Philadelnhia. is our association and tournament. 4 of conversation in Maryland now and that the State :is safely Dem ocratic by at least 20,000. Highest 'cash price paid. See me before selling. JOS. II. MqiEELY, t-tk. lBA. 3- i , a Bryan enthusiast and is -on the stump in Bryan's behalf. is94 NE8R0 FORSER ARRESTED. Yis, ItUIeiiti. - - Editor Tbuth-Index; The at tention of the City Fathers is res- Police, T. H. Vanderferd, Ch'm, peclfully called to the horrible .1 Uiss Sennet) carry. Dr. Ernest Senne leaves about the 20th to attend the wedding of his daughter, 'Miss Ida May, to Mr. James E.Seheeu. The wedding tak as place on the 4th inst. and will be celebrated at Dr. Sonne's residence in Brook- UrU:2t:::!ryliijor. Mr.;C. F. Montgomery has been ! isiis&iii Leaves. Miss Jem Gill lft ytsterday morning for Raleigh, whtfre'witli her mother, sho will reside in the future. Miss Gill has a host of admiring friends in Salisbiiryall of whom will hear of bet, depar ture with Vegret. ; Lee Golden, Colored, taken back to Ashe Viil'e tor Forgery. Lee Golden, colored, of Ashe ville, was arrested in this county last week by Deputy J. Hodge Krider and was taken to Aslieville J! P. Weber. C. H. Swink.- condition of , the street crossings We also thank our few colored friends who so nobly aided us. We extend a special vote of thanks to the commissioners who did all that one could wish. We assure the citizens and town authoritiss that we appreciate what they have done for us and we will in the future with 'willing last night by Sheriff R. F. Lee.f j ; C, Lowe , C. 3, SwinkJ Light, W. H. Overman, Ch'm after every rain, especially where heart and ready hands try and T. H. anderford. J. R'Weber. the sewers haye been laid. Can- pr0Te our appreciation. We also aterana oewer, wv,. iugn- not a way be devised :either by thftnk the editors -of the Trcth- enour, Ch m, t. H. wink, Dr. having them cleaned, off after the IsDEI and Sun for M abiy adver Jno. Whitehead. ' rains or by blacuig stepping stones twin for n Prtm1l v Public Buildings, WL. Raukin, at such crossings? Ur. McNeelj R&slps. ;TIr. C. P. McNeely, who leaves shortly for Mooresviile, has ten- ! deredhis resignation as secretary On the. 16th of last May Golden i, forged an order on A. C. Munday, ai.d has recently been in this com.ty. ; " ' He was wanted also for other riolations of the law committed in Buncombe county. CemeteriesJ. CLewe, Ch'm. T. H. Vandertord, &wink. Sc5t teyJj j. j Health, Dr. Jno. Whitehead I - m X r -j. Ch'm, W. H. Overman," C. H. . V 1? v E.NQUIBKR. tising for us. Fraternally, . Athletic Hose Co. W. F. Kelsey, President. , H. C. Baktox, Secretary. The Hagoe-MeCorkle Dry Goods Co., Importers and Wholesalers, GREENSBORO, N. a. Dry Goods, Notions and Hats. 7 J r elected mayor of Uold H succeed Dr. R. A. Cempbe has left the Hill. Mr. Montgom .Wry is ohe of the town's leading and progressive citizens and will make an excellent mayor. Rooght Urs. Vance's Apple Crop. ' : Mr. D, M. Miller returned last Swink. ; . 1 Ordinance W. C.-Coughenour, Rankin, andilayor. . ! v " improytd. ; j o has been Friz, Free, Free. Valuable here with lfrs Smoot since Satur- presents for the Elepkant head day, returned to Greensboro last ?JLra7.tT!:&5c -TC Pckag9 f . ,if n .Mi . I Ivory Starch. night. Mrs. Smoot s very much A tiir Vftntiir 1 si A w wivrinnf m rtAan HiHt,iofthe Old Hickoty Club and ! -T.'f ." - .!- I -1,,'"-" . a,"". ro" CD .ecur. fn. by reqbe.Ug h.r "Lvl D.e.tlD.r ot tho cluL-will ! e fxeld I fm,H- ?0n'""r.et. U yea" old up Apr y l . Uto U ionejiwith Irory Ask your grocerymau lor a pre mium list of Ivory starch, o 8 lw We solicit trade of Mer chants only, and sell nothing at retail. shortly to elect his successor. days. Mr. Miller bought the entire apple ; crop of Mrs. Vance while at Gom- Dedsri Wiliys Candy Fresh to-day broom. He will ha.ve a-fine lotof I chei at Lichtenstin & Teiser. apples in a few days. or H G. hayrtWgood prder I 10,000 women didn't stubble in 'y .to-J. Pr Meroney I using Ivoryj starchv 5cts and 10c 1 it. " ts l WW m on- package. I 8 lw We cordially invite all .casr chants to call on us when im Greensboro, or to see our traveliag For rent: The W G Newman, Jr., hospital building after Oct. 5th. Apply tgj) L Gaskill, agent, .aiesman before placing orders r i mmm . i i . I Ttrnrr at rrVi im tm nmnl eA tn I elsewhere. work in vmourning and colored goods. 0, 8 lw J.X WOODBlIM, SalBsnu.