Stanly News and Press from Albemarle, North Carolina • 3

mH county Stanly Enterprise Match 14 1901 THURSDAY for riothiitg nearly LOCALS Now is Your Op on en the AT ES JtMk seen ours We think xve can save you money I bare decided to remain te Albs Yours aithfully to if STARNES Albemarle jyoctat mm wwiw ully Warranted twelve mon the 8 0 4 5 Bell Block Granite Building Corner Mate and teheralM tvealt to oar teB with bad eoagbo i aaan one at sattofaetkm It BHeMa ItMaa Mre Misenheimer hae been very eick the pact lbw days Mies Idu Miller and Mr John Hog era and rioter were home a few days from Crescent i Misenheimer and eon have been confined with the grip Wheat is looking fine in thissection Our new stable in rear of our store is now complete and up to date in every particular We now have on hand a lot of nice young mules and horses that we will sell cheap for cash or on time If you have any thing to trade or swap you will find our stable headquarters for this class of business buy a horse or mule from anyone until you have ammanm Tbs tedtoe are both plena tat sad teve with Interest te their wort Dera Dry woe the Dmeoreot If trtsbtod with rheumatism give Pain Balm a trial It will not cost yen a cent if it dose no good One application will relieve by any other traatment Cutsburoe frostbites qatessy pains in the ride MM cBcas Mscwsr ano outer swwii CIIMk tint te tet tte MttMMi UR GREAT LUBBING OER ive npera for Only filSS Colds The quickest relief for a cold is by emulsion of cod liver oil We all have colds you can try it and see You will find the edgetaken off in a night and in three or four days be wondering whether that cold amounted to anything any how releif If yontackleitquick the relief is quick and complete if you wait till the cold is in full possession of head and lungs why of course the relief is quick if it comes in a week A little emulsion clear and re store your whole breathing machine in a minute be lookingfor mir acles HillKIl LVl 11V1 ru oiiuo I copies will be sold quick ortunes will be made this Inaugural year High class man or woman of good social standing can make a little fortune In this territory Teirltory Is going rapidly Presses running day ana night to till orders State Manager to look after Coi respondence and agents Address to day THE CONTINENTAL PRE88 Corcoran Building Washington Notice to the insurable Public I days there an some post offieta fa mm raraniy inav many ewu naspenors ocvrozinB wish a single postmaster any harm bat there to aa inexcusablenegligsaee on the part of sose and patrons have a right to complain and have the naoee removed temperance onion conducted by Mta0araand and Mre Woody hi 1) 14 14 17 13 8 3 PoMd Ao Bryan ButioNY8pnclItoNew York Sun Posing as William Bryan red ulcher a waiter in theElhcott Club addressed fifty students of the Uni versity of Buffalo Not a dozen of the students knew that they did not I really listen to Mr Bryan A com mittee was appointed to escort Mr Bryan from the Ellicott Club if he would consent to address the stu dents Mr Bryan had just left the club when the committee arrived A waiter who was pollening a floor knob and whose likeneee to Mr Bry an was striking was prevailed upon to take the place of Mr Bryan With the aid of a slouch hat and an improvished mako np he appeared before the students cheers tor william Jennings shouted a youngenthusiaet and then there was vigorous ap plause The waiter eaid presume that you would like to have me speak regarding Bear Admi ral Hampsons letter uw speevii made by Senator Morgan of the Cu ban policy of my successful rival of tbe Porto Rican matter but 1 I came here solely for business I business possesses no political significance and conference to day with Mr Mack was regarding the conuuct oi my newspaper uuw ever 1 will say this to you: The ship of the Democracy ie as stanch to day as ever and there win ne a reckoning day the present administra tion will be forabd to pay for the fol Bee beta perpetrirted by a subsidised Hones and Senate and an executive who possibly is not aa firm in many matters ae one conld wish will be a President of the United States elected in the 11 Cutaway Suits stee 13 13 10 10 Dr Jas McKea of Raleigh lids been elscted superintendent of the Central Hospital for Insane to suc ceed Dr Kirby whose death has been reported Tobvoary Matrtasoa a xltjk £rk1VmrlvMP uoam wwrw swuwu iumv Oscar Moore and Nannie Kincaid Allen Burtoyson and Lucy nenucavr Charlie Surratt and Laura Boys worth Allen and Rose Watson kdolphus Hinson LizzieJonrii A Hinson and Minhis Efird Wm Broom and Bird Reeves Jas Morton and Sarah Uwder Benj I Dunlap and Emma Bmlth James Whitley and EUsa Harrington and Cynthia HirT Hooks and Maggie Coopm The grand jury at ths last tern of Rowan superior court recommend ed that sale be made of tbe present jail and the money be need to build a new And further recommended that a building be constructed at the county home to accommodate the insane who have heretofore been kept at the jail I Miss Beerie Henderson the charm ing daughter of Hon Jno 8 Hender son of this city hae been appointed by Gov Aycock as one of the lady managers from North Carolina of the Buffalo exposition Miss Henderson 4 5 Grip Um KUlod SOOOO According to the bulletin of the State Board of Health for January issued to day the State is now in the course of the twelthrecurrenceof grip It affected the mortality of Decemlier by about 500 increased in January the number of deaths by probably 3 000 and was still in progress in eb ruary when the bulletin went to press Last year the grip caused 11500 deaths in the State and during the ten years previous to lust year be ginning with 1890 fully 50000 deaths in this Steteare attributed to grip Albany Dis natch War TraaaSy BmgM ta Uht Charlotte Neva Sth A man nlanwhimr St the foot of West Hill street yesterday afternoon struck two wooden boxes that once contaiued the remains of two Union soldiers The discovery of these two boxes that have been buried since the fell of 1864 brings to ths rated of some of onr older citizens a war trag edy that was enacted near that spot The story to that in tbe mu one bright Sabbath afternoon five stalwart Union soldiers were stood in line and their lives were taken These soldiers were captured by tbe Confed erates and afterwards swore aBegi anoe to the Southern cause They proved traitors and according to the nilee of warfere they were made to pay with their livre for this art of reason Beneath alot of pine shrub vlMir bodies were laid to rest but only temporarily oraeeoonae tbe Union army learned ofthe occur fence the coffins were unearthed and tbe bodies were carried North The empty boxes were agate buried and remained undisturbed until yester i day 1 Sack Suite else 39 84 85 38 37 38 40 42 Custoihere who eo desire may have a MtehttMi suits sent out by express Axprasq a examination before collecting for same aMM may be returned to ue at onr expense Tjjn I erly 20 11750 15 11250 10 ete TW 550 385 and an average of LRSB One Third This ie extra fine picking for ptirWM Ki exactiv aa moeuv surau stock now arriving Complete inevwyi to serve yon Yonre Udy4 Smoot Bro A ChlM SWa Mmt Coaeord Charlatta Obaarvar 11th Mr Jamec Wadeworth who ar rived from Concord last night gave The Observer the particulars of a murder at that place last evening at 780 John Love white a mW operative and a friend went to Silver Hill one mile from Concord to buy whiskey They had some trouble with a negro and charged that they had riven him money to buy whiskey and that he had neither brought them the whie Irnv nu frtnnwd tM 1DOMV Love drew a revolver and fired on several negroes with whom he was disputing The bullet mieeed its in tended mark but penetrated the breaet of Edna the 7 year old daugh ter of Ed Lowen colored who was standing some distance away The child was living at last reports Love was arrested taken to jailnH will he on ven a nraiminary hear ing before a magistrate this morning at 1080 While he was being taken to jail Lowen the father of the girl stlifrsUwMi niatnl And dfldArcd tiuftt be would shoot Love but wae dis armed He ie Said to be a respecta ble peaceful citisen Boys Suits long pants site 14 14 is 18 it 14 19 20 The Portraits of onr Presidents With Biographical Sketches BY General Charles Grosvenor Member of ConfreM for nearly 10 year Contains twenty four forte Photo grvure Etchings from the paintings indorsed by the families and near relatives of tbe Printed on heavy plate paper embossed A very large book: title page designed by Tif fany Biographical sketches printed in large open type in two colors The greatest work of the 20th Century Bo beautiful that when President McKinley saw It he subscribed im mediately One agent selling 000 copies in small territory in Pennsylvania A million Now London Items Capt Eames Jr left for Arisons on Monday He it interested in a large way in mining in that section Mr Horace Miller of western Tex as who attended his faneral will remain here some tvi weeks Mre Mauney is still very sick but continues to improve Steps are being taken to open up a new public road from New London to Richfield This is needed as it will save quits a distance between the two towns Mr A Ries was down from Sal isbury a few days this week looking after hie wood works here Mr Amos Biles has moved his saw mill down on ths Reeves property There are over 600 acres of timbered land and it is estimated that it will take two years to do the sawing There will be an oystersupper serv ed here on next riday night tbe 1 Sth instant the proceeds will be applied to theMethodistchurch Everybody is invited Rev Gentry filled hie appoint ment here again on last Sunday mvht the 10th He also looked around on Mondav for a parsonage location which will soon be located here PalmervPto IUimm Mr Cole visited Lis people at Lick Creek Saturday and Sunday Mr 4hellie Palmer of vnariotte ie among kinsfolk for a few days orest fires have been raging on the Montgomery ride of the river for the last ten days Hundreds of acres of monntain lands have been burned The farmers are getting down to work in earnest They seem to be planning for a big crop this year Since the measles disappeared the grip seems to have ftill control of the people LYNCHING AT CARTHAGE 8pm Is! to The Observer Cnrthiure March 9 One of most shocking crimes in the history of Moore county occurred here about 1 yesterday (riday) morning when a mob composed of 50 or 100 lawless citizens came into town and went directly to thecountyjail where one Silas Martindale who was charg ed with rape was coflned procured the keys from tbe jailer and took Martindale up Main street to the edge of town and hung him to a black jack tree by the side of the road Hie neck was not broken He was simply choked to death and from in dications about the scene it is sup posed that the lynchers raised and lowered him many times in order to extort a confession from him and that he met a slow and horrible death and orderly not many of the citizens knowing that anything out of the nrdinarv had haonened until morn ing Many oi rne citizens viewea uie lifeless body as it hung by the road side exposed to tbe chilling wind early yesterday morning About 9 tne county coroner nnuajury cut me body down and instituted an investi at ion which is not yet complete ut which however resulted in finding sufficient evidence to warrant the arrest of A Jones Dr Street and Debt Andrews of Moore county and Bill Harding of Chatham county They are prominent citizens and some sensational developments are looked for They are aw in the cus tody of the sheriff and a great num ber of people are in Carthage and ex citement is high The solicitor Colin Mcuean fceq oi Kiizaoein City arrived this morning and is now on the scene He and the coroner Dr (I McLeod with the assistance of Messrs Seawell and Burns attorneys for Martindale are making an effort to obtain evidence against the lynch I era Several weeks ago one Mre Brewer a respectable white lady and echoo' teacher living near Prosperity in th nntnr nortion of Moore county whili on ner way to scnooi one morning was met in the road by a man who threatened her life if she refused to submit to him Later in the day Mre Brewer informed her busband ot what had transpired Suspicion rest ed on Silas Martindale He was ar rested and carried before Mrs Brewer who it is said identified him He was given a hearing before a justice of the peace and sent to Carthage jail Lynching was feared and Jones slipped his prisoner to the Raleigh jail for safe keeping bnt brought him back about a week ago and lodged in him Carthage jail where he met the fate above mentioned it is believed by many that Martin dale was not guilty At least there was considerable doubt about it tie was a white man Ihavedscided to reman aiov marts for tbe proctire of rioo My office will be te Hotel vans ten az wwnw numvr Store Robbed et inger Dr Whitley at Millingport sent us a telephone msssagevssterday 1awing that the ttoreoi Mi De A Shoe at inger was broken into on Tueeday night and robbed of sixty dollars worth of goods A watch 60 Kunde of tobacco two dozen pocket ivss (branded Hard ware Co) several bottiesof medicine a lot of green coffee sugar rice and other articles were stolen The robbers evidently had a key or Sicked the lock since no damage was one to the bniMing No due hae been discovered as to ths tedentity of the guilty parties They were very bold having divided the booty near the store leaving evidence that there must have been several in the crowd Mr Shoe will give a liberal reward for the appreheMlon and conviction of the guilty parties It has gotten to the point that 1 afe locks and watchmen are neces etc A thndy precaution may pre Will buy al An Eight day solid I ''k' GlaSetess Hams orest fires have broken out near here but no serious damage done Our little folks seem to have tbe whooping cough or something like it Mr John A More is building an addition to his dwelling house The new line has not reached us yet but we hope it will soon Miss Nettie Miller daughter of Mr Miller ie suffering much with throat disease The croestie crop for this season is about over and the people think there are too many crosses and double dote on the ends of their ties they are a graad toale aad tevltpta 1904 It to too early to make in tor wtak nra down woorea No dictions but mark you wcl that when otirer nwdtobsraa take its pales te that time rare the name of Bryan oar family Try them 50e will not be heard again That (sail Oattofartirn rir by the Albs I that I can say at this TDe temmrv gwwe ewewr ur re tired Remarkable Cured of Rheumattaui rom the Vindicator Rutherfordton The editor of the Vindicator hae had occasion to test the efficacy of Pain Balm twice witli the most remarkable results in each case irst with rheumatism in the shoulder from which lie suffered ex cruciating pain for ten days which was relieved witli two applications of Pain Balm rubbing the parts afflict ed and realizing instant benefit and entire relief in a very short time Second in rheumatism in thigh joint almost prostrating him with severe pain which was relieved by two ap Dlications rubbinir witli the liniment on retiring at night and getting up free from pain or sale by Mauney Co Mr Brown ie taking in the impeachment trial at Raleigh UT Murrot tn nnta the i illness of Mrs Sibley Buist Hart of Charleston is teaching a dancing class here post office is now established in its new quartets annex to Central Hotel the Wiscassett Mills ice plant is expected to begin operations this week annie Harris bf New Lon don ie visiting her sister Mrs Huckabee Lents will move hie saw mill from near Silver over into Anson county across the river Leonard is preparing to build a handsome residence in the eastern suburbs Mr Huckabee attended the I burial services of Mr Gue Miller at Kendall church Monday Lawyers Spence and Cochrane 1 Mr A Armstrong were over from Troy last week and Mrs John 1 Kirk of rinwa annnt Saturday and Sunday visiting relatives in the place Tha renort of the State Geologi cal Survey gives prominent mention of the union vopper mine at uoiu mu Sheriff John McCain con ducted Duke Dry' to the pen at Ral eigh last week He goes for a term of three years Kirk ACo have Just opened a heavy shipment of elegant hall parlor and house lamps They in vite you to call and see them A good revolvingsec retary Good as new Will be sold cheap for cash A bargain Apply at this office interest at all is being mani fested over our municipal election A primary ought to be arranged soon and a ticket put in the field Sallie Heath returned from Waxhaw last week She will go north in few days to study spring milli nsry and to purchase a spring stock linrintr the alectric storm Sunday mnnn num ner oi une duoucb ui in Innal exehamre temporary inconvenience that was licziy remeoiea oy mr i icm rton Adele Kron has been spend tha wnnk with mends in tne Place ta vaa annflrmad vesterdaV by Bis iop Cheshire a member of tbe Epis refill rRn A Whitley was summoned tbe bedside of Mr Mauney at alls on Tuesday Mr Man ly's meeds over tne county win ue iAvwi tn iMra that he ie very sick Stanly Union and Anson counties form the new Sena torial iliatrict electine two senators We aak onr neiehbors to stand by ns and we promite to do onr part John Smith of Concord was the guest of Mrs Price sev eral days this week She is better known here as Mire Carrie Mehaffey and has a host of friends here who were glad to see her again Lenoir correspondent to the Charlotte Observer said that although quite rick Rev Rich ardson closed revival meetines a few days ago receiving a number of con verts into the church Ol Sunday Mr Hartsell at Millingport received a 'phone mes sage from Concord saying that hie bmtliar Alas wm very low We are told that Mr Hartsell left for Concord at once The coneticious absence of onr farmer friends on onr streets this Week to a good indication that the farm has received much attention during the fine weather of the past few days Hamilton Blalock an old Rtaalv eountv bov who now repre sents the StegerSewingraachine com pony nas neen tne piace a numuw of dava and hna hsMauartere at Kirk A store Glad to have i with ns Burieyeon handed ue a peculiarly shaped egg Tuesday which he ealto a Populist etore there to Mt VIhA fha whoM UIHJ vuu UI niuu BM ww owmre eomnnnity It raemNet a gourd ary afcguardu tOBtorw poKt offlw ana ctookmi as ura inrem tion point It to a regular curiosity AnderooL has decided to locate Albemarle Tor rne procure License were aenea to tn of medicine He tea splendid phyri couples during ebruary: cum anu uno nna a ncu hh profession He has our beet wtobre for succem and we are cure that patients will find no one more polite qad obliging than he Bead htotefaounrement in another column need not place stamps checks after July 1 regret to note that Mre Harris is quite rick Henry Wolf ie visiting hie mfe hlai ytlcrerf jNTSSkp Clovw 8m at Alwmabl Duvn vOMANYw Big IOw Of vgyw was troubled for several yean with chrocie fodtemtloo and nervous writes Green offal 1 raster "No until I begun uriug Electric Bitters white did more good taan all ths medteterelwerussd Thrkaytateo kept my wife is exesDent health for yeora She says Etoetete Bitters are ATTENTION AGENTS Mr John Dreweiy General for North Carolina and Virginia of that Well known and Popular Company The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company si Meiuk tt 1 Desires to announce to He Large Number Polley Holders and to the insurable Public generally of North Carolina that thJiCom pany will now Rssumb Businbsa In thisBtate and from this date will Issue Its splendid ana desirable policies to ail desiring the Very Best Insurance in the Best Life Insurance Company In the World If the local agent In your town has not yetivRipiertM auwuneiRUuiL11 miuimju wijuj JOHN 0 DREWERY State Agent Raleigh 0 Assets 172958922 21 Policy Holders 1182509 18906 Live Retiable Energetic Agents Wantbd at Once to Work or The OLD nUTUAt BENEIT By extraordinary clubbing arrange ments we are prepared to offer four pa pers in addition to the Stanly Entbr prise one year for only 25 cents addition al to what yon pay for the Entcbhuss This offer should be accepted at once It is only open to those who pay one year in advance Remember that the following papers will be sent to any address one year for only 4125 via: Tn WVTraPRTSN The Weekly Times (Richmond Va) A muAm The arm Joninal (Philadelphia) vAffS uwnAf Wnll The Paragon Monthly (New xrek) I WHfll olu Animal Life (Richmond Va) imv NOBTW CAROLINA KWn CO 8CBD TW Cmmh Which latMdril to Dorolop the Yadfela Narrows May Go to PlacM Salisbury Correspondence Char Observer Salisbury March The North Carolina Power Company tbe con cern which proposed to develop the great water power at The Narrows on the Yadkin River seems in a fair way to go to pieces Dr Dillon Brown of New York treasurer and principal promoter of the company is at present engaged in litigation with Mr Jno Cotton of Mont gomery county ne related last week Ho i npnawmtly necking to avoid tbe payment of nearly nan oi toe 980000 which he agreed to pay Mr Cotton for a tract of nearly 900 acres of land alleging that the figures in the bond for title were fraudulently or mistakenly raised from 20000 Now Dr creditors claiming in the aggregate about 22000 have attached all of his property in Rowan Stanly and Montgomery counties pending suit The largest creditor is Capt Hambley of Rockwell an associate of Dr Brown in the company who sues for10000 Dr Brown lias expended about 150000 in the purchase of land on both tbe Stanly and Mont gomery sidee of the river It will be matter lor great regret ui terprise shall fall through Gifts ii itiitire gle representative of tots fa wMra We different patterns aad price In the Large ABBortmeat at urniture Emporium a compliment both to Miss Header son and Salisbury 8un i Vm tend an hrmnr tn wnnta of ret to note the continued I the old th Congressional dis unuv wuivu auu mwuuiwvm ably represented Howard whs over tais week from Concord to spend awhile with bis family He ana bis son Mr 0 Howard are under a heavy contract to build a new mill and tenement houses at Charlotte The latter will probably remain here for some time at least They have been employed here building mills residences and stores the past three years and the excellency of their work speaks for itself They are good people and have made a host of friends here who hope they will con tinue to reside in Albemarle friends of Mr A 8 Miller of New London were grieved to bear of his death on laet Saturday of pneu monia He wae one of the best citizens and was widely known He was 65 years of age His remains were not interred until Monday after noon aa bis son Mr Horace Miller of Texas telegraphed that he would arrive on that day He was a con sistent member of the Baptistchurch His remains were interred in Ken church cemetery He leaves a widow and several children Mr Crowell our county clerk ie a nephew of bis Dennis a notorious char acter in this county was found guil ty of assault and battery fast week before the court in session here Har ris said that mean liqnor was the cause of all his troubles and vowed never touch another drop The Judge took compassion on him and released him free of all cost Harris said he has no friends around beta and declared if he ever got away from this place again he would cer tainly never come back It is a case of mutual quite but the people here really hope that Harris means to re form and make a man of himself new Masonic temple here is an elegant structure The masonry wood work plastering and painting are models of neatness and beauty and reflect credit on tbe builders Tha idHrn hall on second floor is divid ed into two main rooms by eliding doors the Junior Order using the one on south side and the Masons and other orders using the larger room thn nnrth side The Masonic or der has purchased handsome oak far nishinge and brueeells carpeting and the hall is very imposing in appear ance It ie the prettiest building In the place and reflects great credit The orders will now take on new life The Pythiane are arranging for lit erary feature in connection with reg ular meetings and for public entertain ment The Masons will have with them for some two weeks Mr Bahn son a lecturer and begin life in their new quarters with much seal MIm Mar MUtoa Manx Sallaborv Sun eth innAnnndnwmt IE tfrdftV Oi vKo onmuxmant nf Mr Tucker who haafor the past year been chief pharmacist of the Salisbury Droi Company and Mies May Milton of Reidsville The ceremony will be performed at the home of the father in Reids ville on tbe afternoon ot April 2nd and no cards will be sent out The bride elect ie one of charming young ladies and is known here Mr Tucker hae made a host of frirnds since coming to Salisbury all of whom will join with the Sun in con gratulations to him and hie prospec tive bride in advance of the event la neon 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