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il 7 Reformer RES Our Motto: Principles and Mea&itfro'naS -g VOL. XIV. KIN GTS MOUNTAIN, N. G. AY, APRIL 23, 189&. NO. 27 A 1 HE I HOG a V. Professional Cards. H. L. DURHAM, Attroney at Law, Dallas. North Carolina. C E. WHITNEY. C. P. MOORE. WHITNEY & MOORE, ' -Attorneys at Law,- BESSEMER CITY, N. C. Will practice in the Courts of GastOn, -'- Ck'Vthnd a-nd adjoining counties. --a v. -Mat Trompi nttention civen to all busi- B. T. wiBB. WEBB & WKBB. Attorneys at Lav 8HE1.BY, N. C. Attend promptly to all buineiiu- I rusted to them1 -Office south of Court House -e J. A. ANTHONY, Attorney at Law, Shelly, N. C. Ollicc in the M ili.-i- Pdock. En trance up9tiiii, opposite Court llon&e. a.g. ?iam;i:m, Air, un ky at Law, (jtoniH, N. C. pr:n-! ice m linitoria, the oj -aing couidiis.aid the Fed CiJ Courts y iJARUEUSIHJi 'Thu Titi'corinl Art in all itt fancies and touches toe d."irr times will .nc conducted j i). w. daw Kiis Ai-Qts Wanted. To tnWn Fi;l:k. l. orders for JOli Siiuinle iiikI term J. TUINV:'; Grovel filial a M.-.a in AMKUK'AN and .MA HULL 1T.LIA Ainer'. nu and Foreign Granite. 1 '-chase directly fnnn th tuar lies in Vermont and Cnrara i, Ualv, and cm. give the lowest terms possible llavi-ig served an apprentice ship und'-r ": of the best sculptors in America, I am pr--pared to do the (iucst work on short, notice. Ordei'9 from a distance solicit6 1 aiid satisfaction guaranteed. Mini umaital Work a Snecialty ADDRESS: BOILING bPKlNGS. N. C. T. h. ELLIOTT 235 W. TRADE ST. CH ARLOTTE, N. 0. MANUFACTURER OP GRANITE AND MA.RBLE MONUMENTS, VAULTS, TAB LE TS uud tiBSKRAL STONE WOltK. ".renf for Iron Fenc H.P.ALLISON, Justice of the Peace. Kinu's Mountain, N. C. Gives prompt attnition to all busin :si entrusted to his care "Drawing Deeds, .Moi tg.tge?, i ill. Contracts etc, ana m.ecuuj; Note ai d Accounts a Speciality. LOOK! LOOK'.! CITY BARBER!!! Shoo at R, R. Howser's resteu rant itore. All work in the tonsoriai line quickly dispatch- i r,m nne come all, and trx the nc barber J. L. Winoate, Pre. Children Cry for pitcher's Castorla. Qiu Was. BY MVE Votks livr.R .it.!1116 should stanu T1MOKK. Heavy ; Costs a.id Kxpcns-s Appeal to the Sujc-emc Courh Our citizens of Cleveland comity have now the report ( f the Referee eX'-Judgc Amu, lead Rurwell, of Charlotte, w,.o heard iho Quiuu, Lattimore contest U.'gintiiU" oil Jauraryj2 1806. He was here about twoweek hearing 2o0 wi'ness an ; lia, now rendered his decision iu Uvy: of J 11 Qnii ii, ihe piam 'iff. This report J thtiiivt' goeflic alerpaitvi Aas we :Kbeioi Jlye iitmy n b.'y'in now holo ing o urt here and the arfendant's ,a.yers. Montgomery. Frick anti VVcbrnt Webb, wih contest tins report upon questions of law and in appeal t; the .Supreme cour ttiilhe taken. Ho ihe end is net very near As Judge Hurwell, an aUe jurist upiight man and a true demoeruK : heard faithfully ;Uh1 wi-ig!ed weii i the evidence on h.,th -id- . i,-..-.ir-, ded nis political predilect.on and I lias declared against T D Latti , more, tin- jref,e;,t incumhtnt, on I question, (.f t,u-t and law, the chuiio-rt an.' heavilv ii.eiin.t Ion moi-f.-'s winning Lei .re the Su preme court u reversal of .htde liurvvvJl's decision. The exact costs ure not et known, but a u ill v, itii S0 C it ileuses a 1)1)1 oxilili-te -'IKIC Quinn as he was d-'-huvd leiily ! elected mi l nfVi.i-1,.1 i.u i , . I uuiiu auu iu perform the duti -s of clerk of the court, the fees, ab'jut $2,(XK), are due Quinn. So it wiil est about $4,000 toi costs and fees, Ixides the lawyers- fees. For Lattimore to pay $4,000 wall be a heavy load to carry and maxv sympathize ifh him n: his losaes. lhan T 1) Latl in., there isuoi a better demoerat -r a truer man wuhout reproach in Ueveianu county. Hi; a clever gentleman and be.oved by all parties. He honestly thought he was eiec'ed i.ni- 1 1, .. . .' ill. HI,: l-HUI . S,l I'll- IS niMlnill TiTrriT, a clever Jhonorable man wii:s. :part. Here is in I '. .H l)OK nt uw la.l: ILEI'OllT. State i n the relat ion of J. ii (i;:nn Vs. i T. I) I.ATTIM01U". albove ent 1 1 led cause havinir Fin l een relerred t, rr.e 1- an un'i-r maoe by His Hour, J udge l5rownJ is appejirs in the record, I respect fully report that after due notice to ali tlie parties, I proceeded to hear the said cau-e a; the conn house iii Shell-.v 1 S9t w hen and wh and their council And the hearing -i. January 2. re both parties Were present. was continued fr m time, to tune as agreed upon by the parties and their council, and at each adjourned hearing thereof they were ni-'-ent and wire represen'.ed by counsel. ' 1 iransn i' her--with th" evidence ' taken in the cause and al the ex ihil its, tc, put in evidence before mc. I make ihe following findings of ict, which are general in lin n pplicn'.ion to the w! ,!. case : NO 1 ToWNMIir 1 The original return of nrecinct jlldges Ot I'leC, 1, Ul Sl'., W ed ; For T D Lattimoi-e 21 For J 11 Qumn 4G The Board of i ounty Canvassers received and approved this return and lfind the fajt to b that the defendant did receive 2A votes. It iscoiiteii, ed by the plaintiff that the defendent received nly 23 votes at this precmcL but the -vi- oroduced by piiiinlitT is lea sutlicient to sustsin h.s contention NO. 2 T 'WNSHIP. In this towns' ip Springs precinct the (urn showed : F a" Lattimore For Quinn nt R.ii.iinr! 9 210 The Board of conntv Cmvass.-rs receiv, d and ap- rov.-d t!iis return. ; turn sliowtd ; ..att.m re 93 : Quinn ; Teague and that they sinu d r,o de The plaintift contended thst the 1 4U and thisthould be one less tm-i dueled from. Quinn's i.umlw. voir of this precinct sh 'uid l e the ' Lettiniore because Randal R-.b.-rtS; Defendai. ts claim th it Marcu san.e. - et conceding one illegal I as n..i registered and hi? name i j Mcli lire bolts Mcintire. Win M -vote OT Horton na registered I . a ,,n th- regis! rat ion b,,.k. yet le- i)),HR.v. L A McL nn-v tin W A and therefore il i-cal. and ( -hester : v. ted for Latrim- re Kirk's vote dtnv qualified yet rejec-i..ne from Lattimore ted, should be counted for Quinn. t should be, as the I find that OC Morton's vote was'iend-' illegal and Chestfr Kirk had a, rigct to vo e and that his vote, was j refuei for an invalid reason by, the judges they being honestly; mistaken in their outy in inns mat ter I c j-ct the vote of Chest r K;r', and find fba- t'- ' 'g'l' y " ,.,s L..t:a': T- o9 c Qa ': L'09 v Shiron precinct the original return showed : For Lattimore For Quiun 19 55 The Board of County Canvassers approved and received this return. I concluded that no illegal v-.tes were cast iu Sharon box and that as reported this return is correct; rhe defend alic denies this and insists that the 5 votes of John Rlanton, Wi!-j Ii i.. II T r T ii r Jutn 11 Turner, G'J Bradlev, R F Ellis and M M M(xre should be deducted from Quinn'g number ol 58vteg, but I decide they were entitled to vote and did not offer to vote elsewhere and 'the. vote stands unchanged. NO. 3 TOWXEHIP. ' At Austell precii.ct, the origiitai j reviirn h'uows - . 'H.lt -f i,n"i ,.J-. resjistei.-'d Foi LitiHiOik. 4 i unfir day ot e4KCHvrRid allowed Fir, Quiim IirO: to v-ote.N A Jiicke R Harri- The plaintift u.si-ts this h cor 'son and lun Hoy. not sworn rect, and the defendant claims that J when registered, fii-k voted for 8 illegal votes of W. 11. Eihs, Le. IQuinn. I decide th-v our were Oam i and Geor Tombs shouh bedetlucted from Quinns iiumbn. ot I-U Ihe charge of illegality j Giosby, K. P. lloyle. ''. P. (Just flgainst these ihr-e is based solely ; nr, R. C. Jv'dford, Ca'b Led lord, on the fact that they were i Davin Pratt, Ed Rar'in, Ruebei; tut rworn by the registrar J id no," J F. Po.-?' on, J. McRo!m-!.s and Jas. administer to them the oath pre- P -rii-r 12 t-'ia' wlr. voted tor pie- serif el. I c nclude they .et l.,e excluded and thf. rho, ild re 1 urn stands. At Patterson h pr cin :t the i.rig inal leuirn rho. ed F,r Lattimore 68 For Qui nn 9." j Th plaintiff insists that V ance London s vote rejected by the ; judges, should be counted and ad-1 ded to Quinn and the result stands ', unchaiig, d. Also that Ed Graham ! Iuilil'lic' u:;it founted for timore sliould be excluded, Lat-1 onni 0e excluded, but I thei'ew as no evidence as to mental ; Condition at the time he voted and i his vote -tands for Lattiuioie. ! register ot deeds, who- had no e. The defendant Lattimore con-j press ahthonty from 'feddy to act ! tests ti.at ten il'egal votes of Levi ll" . If u ., T -r eson, ii. .i. ijarries. .m.Ij rut-1 man, L. A. Ream.J. R, Francis, G.! B. lilantou Lawson Kendrick, G. F. Pii'iinin. Dan T. Wall ice and John Quinn, bin I de,-ide they had a right to vote and were properly re ceived and counted for Quinn. The result is unchang d, NO 4 TOWNSHIP. - --. return showed : fR 65 For La. timore For Quinn I conclude that this is the con ect return. Plains, if contends that E. L .b nkins' vote i-. ject,-. I ;y the pul Iges and ak, d to be a" owed to ! k i.( i -it i-1- en c hi V ol lecti ,p. ouglit ' iiiiim , 1. is 1 to Ii'., counted f. r olio l,n iVr.n! he count ( D-fcndant clair.-s that Cliff j I I i . 1 T . 1 1 1 ...,, .1 J a,,u J:IKtJ d" ,u "l no dedi'ClPd iroin quinns co. These two were not sworn and the registrar did not require if. be cause he honestly believed it was not required in such cases, and they were registered nowhere else 1 conclude that tin se votes were leijal and the vote is unchanged as above. At King's Mountain prccint, the original return showed For Lattimore 14V) For Quinn 138 The plaintiff msi -ts that 2 votes of illiam Cobb and John F. Dix on should be counted for Quinn. but tlie judges of election d id righ t in an honest exercise of their judg- I inetit iu excluding them. Thej defendat claims that 4 John Hook- ul. J. T. ('-raw oi'd. Doc I.) -on and E l Blown voted ill " wb' - i But 1 find that each was resist-nl aud (nialili-d voter and tliat tnere is no suili'-ient evidence that they i (.r evidence was produced to show voted f r ti'iinn. Th vte tands j p.rAhom he voted. The.-,e three unchanged as reported above bv ! votes were legul. The r-turn of the jlldges. f tins piecinct tlius el r c;ed woula NO. 7. TOWNSHIP. At War'.ick precinct, original re- tiro showed For Lattimore For Quinn I deduct one il'egal vote ot ITon-t.m Black (under 21 years of :r fr;.T I Lat'imoie making LUtimoiet! Vote 70 1 find that ll-IMiri?,,ll 11.......... . . Saunders voleivas legal i , . i Ti, pi ,,pi; V COUmeu im vi'iiun. Vote n,w stands: Lattimore 70 : Q jinn sh. i Al Waco nreciti' the original re the ru.e laid down in rJ oy r vs. S I d-due: and the vt, platntitl con- F r Lattimore For Quinn 92 46 NO. 6 TOWNSHIP. The plaintiff Quinn concede r- at th- thr e votes of Rush 11am ic .. i a'. ) Rnss i id Ez-'i- Ru --rom W i : - U'.n i t re U- - I mg it from 249 to 246 Plainufl iPu;m8 that the following nine votes w-re illegil and should, be d duc'el from Lat macro's. D F Puiu .n, E.A. Rudisili, W. A. Aa thony, Joha Postoi),, 'Til! I'ocmn. John" L. McCurry. t):Tfl?ld, Phil ip Martin, J. C. Funy t-. I find that these niue-wei i:t-2"lal vots jaiid should be dedt.Mr-,rom La.- timoiv, Pntmau. i t-tudent at .Shelby, has Jus home ti::) h is fath er in another" towushn. Rudasill voted at Blackshurg a: February AAi- i .1 i'n 1993 and staid there 'ill Septem Ijer 1894. Anthony two Pos toi)9 admitted they 1'vl'd in No. 4 township, reg'steied i:: No. 6 town ship and voted lor l-i'tfinore, Mc Curry, (Jold, Martin J. C. Run yan did not reside i 'lN'o. 6, and were illegal. The Iniendant Lat. more claims tliu, ,n. rvdnmu were iile- hgal. Defeixlan, laims that James Ceosby, Julius, rosbv, Pink" Qmi n. yet th-y w-r v' gisterd l)V f . w n Mains in tloliicr- -that he was not a u l.or.;-.-..-a to roin-- t. r as J.F. Tiddy wa. he registrar 1 .aidi!e -e 12 should )i- deducted trom Quinn. " I 1 find that these I voted for J iAiuinu, men names M-re on ine : (.. .u : . , registrar s book, that WJey w'ere en- titled to register and vte in No. 6. Tiddy was the registrar. h was also i deputy for Williams, register of I deeds, and l'iddy k pi the regis- tration dooks in wir,am omce nithe court house. These voters were registered by Williams, the tor him. but he did s- atthisregis- K r. 1... . ... ..l... 11 alluu ns "uu "-iio at oiuer times. Tiddy knew he was so act- ing and did not object, and ratified md appoved what, llliams uid for him m this matter. Williams was a candite at the election. - I conclude thai all Uiese 12 were legal and should have ween count ed for Quin u as they 'fere .fendunt failed to prl?e that he voted for Qir.nn a-d his vote 1 should not be deducted from iQuinn. I Defendant cl.iiin that Bish i 'lamric's Donald .VcSwain, Cal- uini Ku-s and fczol tiuss vol'-o u- ,eg 1 1 1 v. 1 cone 'vide 1 hat these loin i-.uled outside and ih-v are ille- UalailU 1 Ueiltiec un IOUI lion: Qui;, ii. I find that George (Jdersoii voted tor Qumn, was reg istered and his vote is legal. The return showed 553 votes tor Lattimore; 249 . This return cor rected according to the fiuding of facts and conclusion of law would stand For Lit timore 554 For Quinn 24ti No. TOWNSHIP. The original return shows: For Lattimore 128; for Quinn 68. I deduct from Lattimore the one vote of Jerrv Miuth who lived in Mooi'esbnr ) precinct, vt voted at DouM-e Sni iMis preenc-t and that ; )(, t, ie w this this was illegal and kes one fr m Lattimie. Defendant objects to the three. , v, ,u.s , ; j (jreen. w i was i io ; .-Wojii W i Rrtinev ,.;i regis; ei'ed. ol J. who had no certicate bwhen 't'i.'isie'e.l in No :f,-,m No ilso of TavhT Brooks no irop- show Lattimore lli : Quinn b. Mooresboro precint tiere was no fight or dispute over the original i -.Kuril lor ijiitliinore oo, ''jQuinn67. This conccd-d to b 8bl rr. e:. NO. 8 TOWNSHIP. The Ktur.. sho- i,,.,... for Lattimore 135. P.aintin' u i " . , . yailill cor.ceues uw i-. I . . I M VI 1 .. .. , , Ja-CK .Mt rrioon, aim .u -m .u.iuu were lego, also uini jl 'uk i iuh ., Webb White and Fl-vd lfeavener j I who vo-ed tor Qiunti ut - . ould not have voted, because of j prvor 5 voted li.egiil.v as they j r,.saded outside the tow n-hip, yet i t)Hiir the line. ! I find these 5 t onestlv be.ievett th-y had the right to r- giver and cote ttiere tnu inai in-v nui i,oi kn .w that they lived ou:,ide. L n- j VTeiit.. ce f sucr, 0f tll,. ,-lectors oer the rule lam down in B .yer vsj jnav choose to attend shall league I conclude 'hes-r votes were f0pt.n tie boxes and count the ir. n, I conclude thttt John i koil,r.t taarl in r nlin t k. -w m ... - - nampu.n an) S. n a -.uurry votfd i gany, aitnough they- ' not sw..rn when on certificate of tranrfe.- thei; nntnes reistere- , aisi Frank We vers (not sworn by r-gi-.r-.ir) was legal. " Piiiiutiff coutc-uda Ja ie Crow- - der Philbeck not --.'ist-iilet'hlly. i cone 'ii :" t; ! qn! nod I deduct it fr .a u a iatti- more. Jobeph Washl urn lived in No 7 knew he lived in No 7. yoi r-gUter-ed and v,!i.d in No. y n,r Latti more. IL.s vote i illegal and s'lou'd be di-duc.eii. John M Gold Who lived and voted in Texas, voted h.-re illegally, Jake Swain, a convict was disqualified from voting but no sufficient evi dence to show how he voted so his vote should not be deducted from Lattimore. The return, as corrected, would show: for Litttimoro 170; for Quau, 132. NO 9 TOWNSHIP . At Cleveland Mills, precinct the original returns show, for Latti iii' re 99; Quinn 105. 1 deduct none from Quinn, and take one of Horace Mauney who knew he lived in No. 8 voted in No. 9 Latti more. James Weaver believed h wa s in fhe b juud ry of Cleveland Mills precinct and in good faith vot 'd for Quinn his vote stands l gai. this givei as corrected Littimore 97(1 i-ss); Quinn 105. j Ai F.illsiou pi-.-eiiiCi, i he onmii. I al retu n shown, for La tinmre 104 for Qiiinu 151 votes. l,-t ndant claims that 5 voted for Quani --James Costner Thos. Cost ner, Frank Costi.er, Julius ! Costner and Hylvanus Gardner these lived outside the No. town-i shin and should ce tasen trom Quinn 1 rind that these voter actually resided ouiside the lines of No. 9. but t.y did not know that f ,etjaadeUl number iu and in good faith had voted and! xo. 8 TOWNSHIP, registered in No. 9. I conclude' these f are le.l si, ..,,1.1 not iwlsix votes, because the return deducted from Qumn. I find also thafcGR Smith.. M V Turner and A A Hendrick knew that they liv ed outside and had no right tc v, te there, so 1 deduct these 3 from Qumir. The, corrected return would be Lattimore 104; Qui n 148. NO, (L0 township. Theiriginsl retutn shows, for H J Wiil taken from 1 from Quinn, leaving him W is for Quinn should be 0 'hn,, t.hftr rftnftiver 1 jtt?T WIIIW Oninn ,i T t-ikp thisP i A. y t tiw P''O Olll'ftO man "T no-nr yuinn, r-o i taKe tnin i vrtfpa and the report of the . .. ,. . votes. tjon t0 effect, to wit, that the I find that there was no mistake piajptjfl; had there received 141 made in counting the vofs. Do- votPS XVas prepared for trans fendants e!ai:n -d i.n t 7 namely ; mission to the board of county George Hoy I" (who did not vote j cluvassr,rR. thereafter and t r clerk) EM New too, f -mith, vitl0U. concurrence of all and Sam Towr who were not j j ndges of election the said re sworn bv reis'-er n registered nort was so alterod as to show , ceriincaie, also rn .-.viuii, u v - I c i Smith I So in T .wry who i . ,-re ,.,, -ivi in tv i -uistiai and; la iter. Sam lov-rv vai n,- ivt- j Dficate by another. - ''I'd i,nt be. counted, lc nchileinat these i ouglit not now io be deducted from Quinn. The vole -taods corrected j that our city property may be pre watli one ie,s f-,r Quinn; Latli-1 served, her various industries fos more's unchanged. Itered, and re r general cdvanc.-- no 11 TOWNSHIP. Tli3 original returns show Iitti - more 4.1 ' vites Union 1Ml! votes P.ai titY conceds that two illegal votes sealed and sent were ca-t tor hinx, the defendent admi.sone u.di illegal vote s-nt. 11-re 1 d,-- duct from Quinn 3 votes of Newton not registered yet i,,r Q aino 'i I r-w F L 'g Jacob voted n n ,! regi-n r a .md - con,- f- i y piaintitt and ijeorge .March regis - teivdin No. 3 Townsliip and con - ceded !)-plaintiff to be illegal. Defendent contend- tint Ii voters--a long list were no', sworn, i n' registrar did not re quire an 0-iili, sometimes not at j Ins office in the read were reg istered. I Conclude that these 34 Quinn' number, Joe Pather voted for Lattimore legally. Corivc'ed vote "f No. 11; Laiti ;u are Quinn 1 17 1 iiie in'j.o. il ina.p as corrected above gives For Lnt'imore lSlo For Quinn 1813 From the, f,,ri-giiuj,: findings it ft.llows: That the result in me wnoie coum, me reuu at each voting- place being correc- o i tea as aoove staten, wouiu stand For Lattimore 1815 For Quinn 1813 I;- is further conti ud d on the pan tne p.amun mih tn-ie, shodld be ileducted iroin Latt; moi linmUer in No. v, town soip fie- votes. Upon this Con teiuioii of piai alili I tind as fol lows: The Code. Section 285. pre- ,sha fillifi(le l( the n..MSfrar ami mdjcs ol th" lection, in tli,- i uouuio. tuuiu iuhu hil- uaiurs 0i tDe pers-u,, who !i iii appear ere!0ti each ticket and the he said counting of votes shal, be con tinued without adjournment, until completed a.. the resui t wrcuf declared." I uu,i as a fact that this re- uU was then and then arrived at and was then and there au- t i -1 i k i nouncea, as prescnoea ay law. Dut the report of the registrar and judges of election was not then and there made out." Un the election an examina-1 lion was maue of the tallv sheet ! by the judges of election. whiUi in the meantime had not been coMiuuall v in the posession of the said judges, or aome ono of them, and the judges of election finding on said talley sheet, and the time of their said exaniiua t Od 553 votes for lattimore. erased on said talley sheet 548 and substituted there for 553, Lh us adding five votes to 'he vo'es of Lattimore as counted ..rd announced in the presence of the electors, who CUtmetJttt lend, ps provided in Section 3G39, quoted above: and the judge reported to the Board of Count) Can vassers not the re sult as announced when the boxes were opened and the bal lots counted (548 votes for Lat timore) but the conclusion to vvliicb tbv r-ame unnn H.n fv- ainina'ion of the talley sheet - - - - j r - i suosequent to the election as above stated. I nnd tnuL when the bo::e.s .-!. ......a i.i.a ti.r. i.uil.,t ,v. jcointed, there were ot saidCl- lots 548 for Lattimore this be- ing the result found and announced a1 the opening of ihe boxes and the counting of the ballots in the presence ot the electois who chose to at tend, as prescribed 0y law. It is further contended by the plaintiff that there should be of judges of election 'o the' Board of County Canvasser showed 135 votes only for him while said report should havt 141 votes lor nun. up-m mils V ..t. :.-? T iin n rv mantle U1HI MT ' contention ot me plaintiff, lLtmilK.rs. The -Bitf u.d-m,.. make the following finding: A-. t- .n t t . When the boxes were opened d,n,,d ,tor 50 w" h "k'" and the ballots count-d in the to Eej our slnrte. Y?0 IS YfiU Needn't hn This K Dt-; C thn rsA -LA it . .... :iW,o; 'T'. W on,l "indo-Hs of elec Continued on second pae. Our Position, i We believe in unity of action ne nt assured. He advocate a continuiMice of the fair and impar- i COI 1 1 1 II IIP net- hi nii icii ii" . itinl enforcement of our ordinances ; im the thorough imnrovinent of Im.r streets and sidewalk- in the : cleaning up and keeping of our cemetery; in the economical ad - mimstratn-n ot our tmanciu ininistration of our financiU at- fairs, and if possible to be done, in! i h red,i'-ti-n of our taxes. j j Iiik !'r FDRMFJi has arvas en- IV OV: i to p,i-:i our lnteie-t oa UK L'ene,-al nrinciplcs and wall in isii!l c,ntinue to do so. When the, ; citiz nis of a town f gree ami puB I ,. .. r .1... ....v.. . i.i, f ii i i ; '"t-'"tner mr in- upou.,o..ft i h or city she t ise.s "In nion there is as it oy magic, strength" . . . Dr. Hunter CuroiiiB' Thr .rtTh!! nriviU) ,etU-r to Rev. 1 M . Garri-on we learn thit Rev - - "5 I .. j l R Hunter, of Sard;, in M-ck-: e n uig Colliliy will locate ill our icily nd become on" of our ciLi 5 zens. Dr. Hunter is a young man j who has just graduated from ihe L-'iiisviil" Medic,-.! College with distinguished honor?, having, "car ried off the prize on chemical meu- ic l nop, standing an examination .which the protesscr said exceeded Hiivthing in the history ot the j college in this branch." Dr. Mil- '-r, "f Sardis, endorses Dr. Hunter a- aiso a young man m n;gn uioioi .i,l-iir.. Hud aocml standu.e. Ne . L . .1. ..... I ; , . . , ,, irm and y - d i., il, e doci'T a i:iv me and assure him a, at w v.i:i ever strive to make ihe wortiiy teei at home in our midst, and the "hustler" thai there :s a g od living fcr him. Bueklen's Arnica Salve. Tiie Best Salve iu the world r Cuu. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, -alt Rheum, Fever Sores, TetUT, rw . , . , . r. -nappeu iiauu,i'i'i '"r I ju'J 1J ssin trupnouo, ouu tivMu din.5 Pile. or no pay re- piired. It is guaranteed to givt perfect satisfaction or money re fuuded. Price 25 cenw -r box. For sale by Carpenter Bros HEW SPRING GOODS 0 r.r. We have now open an.) ro dy for inspM!ti..n the brt lino ,.f LADIES' DRESS GOUNS over hroiiirht to this marker. W,. re drtenr.iiied that our citsi.,meirt snail have 8 birjr nu, r,f.jft.,. to soli ot from this a pi-in. iii.i- 01 STIiese Are figures' And Facts.; Perchls. 8,"10 and 15 ,-ts p r xd. Orsrmidies, oing Kt 10ctn I3"iiH8 hIwhvs 6oM at lc i; ... La vs--birfrii, s at 15 rt p. ,- d. Fiir.cy-Woven Swiss, 15 " Crepo.F. Duck, Muslin, pi .i ,.,.. figured Liwns, Am ric.-m and im- ... i La o'ti'cn8 thne .r. ra-.i n'iriT.iiM- ... i.. l i '""fii"'1" miita oiny oo t ow n i . ..I , ,, f f 1 o . . '- -v.. (ll ,,,,,,, JI( ,,, crs. v Satin-Striped Satlcen, 38 m-li wad,-, at n.a rents, but takers H t ro cts .heap ul 70 elf. Silk-riiiishe I lli-m i' lt.is rtlI Brillianticns in all e?i.-i0 and -.'-oisnt j.riccs that dely comp, ittioti. Noc argo to shuw 'cm. Ready Made Clothing. Aft No better' or prettier GOOtK ever sold in this section. i),eif bu z till vou ure them and i m jr 4 IUAND NEW STVLK'n- -?5.no uppm Ii.ldor sun k al VDl'U OWN PRICE. U Mens' Dress Shirts. Our entire lino is iniMin allfi lu. ,,. 4 , . : . I IJouglastj 6noes hiwhvs in fclm-k nt outtom prices. it Cane Matting and Furniture Cfdie Ma'ting at 15 cents pi r yd., and Furniture as low hi r . i btyles and goad furnitiiro r n be sold. Call and Bee our Mat in-n. Hats By The Stack, ii The nicest Ihe f i oo1 i new s ind su.iinier hats bn bnv ;, I men in this ni nket. T: c mi, . will pint yon reguUr fe'edi ha . iner baigaitig so call for hat u want and nair.tt the price. Groceries! Groceries! Ti-.ese you must have. We !, the quality rght lirst, and make the price the. bei-! W . J 1(J ,,,,,., pj, . j, i.,tt yo on ,.,,llr n.iV lipialities wu will M.-I1 yo i'oo -4 iiM'eln s for oiie cent. ! tx Conclusion. 1 iiiV(I leHid of unic of err l)(.0,e visitiiiir neihl-ii i . nv. : . 1 , - . ' . ; iets to imy tro.,df. and i.u; no : I "inde up to stop thii. Ab v. !: oil to do i l to ri.inr anil t . c ourpriceB Ixfore yon go. Wk h v I .idUrd n Urggr and nciU r li e nf i go.-d this spring thmi tiu.-d for I'1'' Vcrv pl'lposc. Von r io t re ,- I , ... H-V oncer tout y "I i-nn't i f le VI 1 I, Ul W Mlt. L-t ill C .11 ie eoiivmcrd. Better lower prices than ever. Tickets foriiilver wan;. V"Ui s for trde fr. in. CP Carflenter Im. enuw jt. i nu vjruii! 'ii uni Four Big Suc-cm. I ivmg; the neudl merit to n ikn iioir than goo all the a 1 v.-r(ix-i 1115 claimed for them. thefjl1 .v inij four remedies have reached a phenomeua! sale. Dr. Kir.jg-. New Discovery, forcontuuiption Uoughs and (Joldb, 'ach bott! guaranteed. EJectric Bitterb. too great remedy for Liver, Stumac-ii and Kidneys. Buckh-is Ari.i a Salve, the best in the world, and Jr. Kinj new life pills wnich tre a perfect pill. All ttieH' vmedies are emrant"'l to do ut what is claimed for them ind the dealer wbos uam i at -cached herewith will be glad to sell you mors of them. Bold al Carpenter Btos. Stor.-. ft i i Il 1
The Progressive Reformer (Kings Mountain, N.C.)
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April 23, 1896, edition 1
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