ESS
fK ILINILM B UJEt I E H
(Continued from first p i,je.)
To 11 M Taylor support lntirrn
daughter
2enry Shuford, support
Mary Rartlettes child
To W L CioiiMt M 1, services
at The Homo ami jnl und
bold m il inquest over body
Ot Will Smith .lc'd
To J li lfeiiu Mpeclal coroner,
holding inquest over body
' ot Will Smith dee'd
To M Al Latz, - drtH as jur
or ou inquest over body of
Will Smith dee'd
To J F SeaKle, 2 days aa jur
or on inquest over body of
Will JSuuth dee'd
To Logau Sain, 2 daa as jui
or ou mquest over body of
WillSuiiih dee'd
To Levi iiaubs, 2 days as jun
or ou inquest over body of
Will Smith dee'd
To Diuifel Wise, 2 dajs a3
juioi ou itnquest over body
of Will Smith dte'd
To J P Wood, 2 days as juror
ou iuqut o'-er body of
Will Smith dee'd
.2.50
1
.L5o!
39.00
16 3D
3.00
,0"
,3.00
,30'
.3.00
0
September 5, Ibtoi
To ieury llolbiooks, ie
budding budge at Caleb
Motz 7.5'
To L D Havocs, timber tor
bridge i'- Yoikville road
near Kistltr trestle 3 5
To P F Baxter, The Home
tor August 83.o
lo H S Seller I) S arrest and
delivery ot Jobu Jackson to
jjiucolu j -ill 3-e
J o j A AMnoethy, repairs on
Lahoiatoiy bridge - -19
a., j ii Tutherow, keeping
t o w u clock i ;
.m I' D llinsou, lime tor jail .1.
lo Rawsaur aud Burton
merchandise for jail 7 .
i'n G L Havuer D S stivinn
i2 road orders !
lo K Ii Sullivan, repairs on
irou bridge
To J D Wbitesidcs, repair on
bridge at caleb Motzi....
To A Nixon sheriff, jail fees
Scu Augut
To John smith, 471 ft. luiu
ber lor Libetatory Riidje
1 '
1 :
97.U
47
To j J Flonk, iutnber lor jad
and Motz bridge 43 2.
To S W MuKee. oue day with
Com. revising tax iists 1.01
To 5 1 Favell, repairs ou jail
eafce 2.0'
To .r W Mcintosh 1) S serv
ing 11 road orders
lo .1 c King, serving 11 road
orders
To J A Kistler, goods for jail
To F A Keep, goods, tobacco
!tc lor The Home
4.4
. 4 4
,9
50 91
To 15 v t od, Regr. of Deeds
services as c.erk Jul. & Aug 7G.2U
To I) M Tayior, support of
daughter 1 month 2.50
To lieu t y Shuford, support
.Mary RaitletU ch.lds 150
October 3 1892
Tj A Niton she i iff, jtil fees
September 98.50
i F F Baxter, "The Home"
bill September 100.10
To S A llagar, building bridge
cyuaus Ford Road 18.00
Tj O i cbilds esc for Edx
wards Broughtou tor stat-
ijnary Jto
To c K t' hi Ids tor uai rill's
puutmg House, dockets, &i?
Tj chrtrley Smith, making cof-
hn for Weelcr Goodson . .
Tj J II Tutherow, winding
towu cl ick
Tj E h Cauule, lepairs on
cu t limse
To L T cuild-, gooiis for ' The
Home''
to Wm. M Hull, buiial outht
W (u. Beaver
to A c Wood, ccflia tor Win;
Smith
.8 45
0.S5
. 3.0U
.1.33
4.75
2 27
.5.00
.3.50
To F A Keep, shoes for Tue
uoiue 29.30
To A Lee Cherry, conveying
S illie Nauce to Western
Hj-pital 11.75
To D M Tylcr support daugb -
ter 1 mouth ......2 50
( 'oimty liable? Fall term 1!2.
No 1 St vs John I Martin . . 10.33
No 2 St vs Pleasant Stroup
No 3 St vs Peter Chapman
No 4 St vs .John Jackson sr
35.79
. 5.90
No 5 St William Rradshaw 4.00
No 0 St vs Uarel (nimble 2.33
No 7 St vs Laurence Brevard
vvj Isarel Gamble 4.0s j
No s St vs John Jackson sr.
Joseph Hlack and P A
Parker
No 9 St w Geonre Still ir. . .
j
j
-3.0o,
-1
No 10 St vs Sarah Smith l.S
No 11 St vs James Lee 15.4
No 12 St vs William Stevens22.lt
No 1-) St vs L R Stauden-
maver 2.1
5 No 14 St vs John Smith 10.01
K. ir, Si vs Kiiima Kusst'll . . l.sj
No I St vs Alex Carpenter
,V B C Cobb 2.00
o j; St vs Id Michal. 1.05
Sit In St vs John Jackson. . . .ov;
No 19 St vs Peter Parker. . . s.25
No 20 SI vs (ieore Falls 72
No 21 St vs (ieor-e Blanton 22.00
No 22 St vs John Smith 12.45
No 23 St vs Klam .Mahew
No 21 St vs James White 33.13
No 25 St vs Marsh Lojran 12.32
No 20 St vs Cliarles KBrack-
et 190.57
No 27 St vrf A P James 10.0S
lo C E Childs CSC certily-
! iriir 27 bills
0.75
! Total 003,022 ;
: North Carolina
' Lincoln County j
I I, B C Wood, Clerk of the j
1 County Commissioners hereby ;
certify that the foregoing is a I
I true statement of revenue and j
', charges of Lincoln county for the 1
j year ending December 5th 1S92.
except pay to the Board.) as ta
ken from the minutes of the
Board. This 5th December 19
By order of said Board.
B. C. Wo-.d,
clerk.
riie Farmers Alliance
Done Willi If.
-Have
j It is an old ami a wise eaiaj.
j that if a man fools you one time it
j is his fault ; wleu he fools you twic
' it is yours. This saw comes to unm
is one notes the effect to galvauiz
Viv corpse of the Farmers Alliance
- W'fi must bnug the Alliance baci
u .1 i.on-partisau basis," they say :
I. a I eeu iujured tiy participath r
is ; biMhivn in 11. e oroe
. -! s li.ed and have jti;1
. , - ..; . .o'i lu-v. Now
. , .4 is-- i: "r-rt.fcss ;f the ;us.
- j i v i, - A airi lf: u-i-ih
oid?r to its oiigiLa
. u a puiely iudustiial or
... z j a-t- ft.. im-r uj-efui-
' A:i is .-Jiid, iiiiud ou.
. . .' i tui'.M wlin L.ul all alotii' op-
:' vA tiio pariicipa-ion of the ordei
p'i tisa 1: polities ; not by thosi
ho have steadily hebt up the orig
.y,i contract t hat xllliauc member-
b 1 p was not to irome iu conHic
with the member's political couvic
; (ions, but by the verv fellows who
i helped drag the order iuto the
! I'nird party, voted its ticket them.
isejvea aud are members of it yet.
j rhey are the very same coons, withi
out even nev nnes arouud then
rads. The very same leaders who
denounced Democratic Adlianeemeu
as renegades and trairors, are the
very ones who aie now appealing to
them lo come back iuto the told and
restore the order to its former use
fulness. As to usefu'ness. it never
had any except to those at head
quarters who have misled the mem
bers through a system of dues by
which the farmers ot the eouutn
have paid hundreds ot thousands of
dollars in the past four years into
the pockets ot those who took the
contract to lead them out of the
wilderness aud oidy led them deeper
into it, aud to those who have been
publishing papers for the alleged
purpose ot "educating the people"
but for the real purpose of throwing
dutiuto their eyes iu order that
they might be more easily robhed
by the bosses. lh& only radical
feature the concern has ever bud
was the "tmsiness agencies,' whii'b
have supported a hoards of office- I
holder s at headquai teis and charged I
the farmers mote for the articles;
( they bought throungh it than ti es j
ojuld have bought the same gouda !
from their merchants for. When- i
ever the bosses have undertaken to j
give any advice about an agiicuitu- j
ral matter it was that the fanners
should hold their cotton, at times
when it was high, ami the poor
dupes wbo took it lived to lose from
5 to 10 per bale on ir. 2hese are
specimens of the "former useful
ness"' we hear about. Haven't the
farmers had enough !
It inuot be ap4reut to any oue,
from the result ot the lecent elec-
tion, that the Democratic party wdl
continue to hold power in North
Carolina as ioug as it gives the State
good Government and ihatnonect
i the weagous fo' rued aga-nst itcn
i prosper. It ;s not, therefor, for po
! liiical reasons hit The Landmark
admonishes Democrats and good
citizens generally to have colhing
more to do with this concern it i
(tor their own sakes aud the sokes of
their children. It has bn ught
'lolhiug but harm to the South and
: its owu members except the lew
tbe head." It has cost our section
..i'i'ons of dollars, has set enmity
between man and man, and no liv; been quite hearty enough Democrat
ing man can show that it has sub- to suit all the Democrats and a
served any good purpose. For bon-lgoou many ot them more than 400
est citizens and good men to have i perhaps wereptelty cold on th
ever gone iuto it was a mistake at
the outset, but let that pass we all
inako mistakes, plenty ot them. Ii
was an honest ruiftako in the Grst
place. It was not their fault that
that they were looled the first tune;
it will be if they are looled about
the s;ira matter and by the same
crowd tvrica Utatescille JjtinJiuark.
r'at .Hindi ill IiuiliiH.
TLe convention held by the Far
mers' Allianco at ileniphi.i proposs
posed at least, three world wrinkling
institutions and began two ot them.
To put the newest first, the Indus
trial League of the United otates i
a secret order, swearing mtghiy ; to VVi,niington Messenger
oaths to itself, and having great j IJaleigh, N. C, Dec. 7.-News
pai poses, political and not iodus- j ret.eIved bero to-day of a most im
trial. It is to be, in reality, a eo . 0Ortar.t decision of the United
ciety for the Populist propacauda, Suiea Sujreiue COUIt ,n tLfi HA,ifdX
a recruiting headquarters tor al) :ase iuvolviug the liability of the
persons who beieive that h govern- ranch lines of the Wilmington and
mniii urmtinnr nres is tbfi source ol I
-' " 1 r
national wea!th4 and that farmer
if they belong 10 the Alliance,
should be the pets and peudoueu
of the govenmeut. At present tin
Industrial League of the Uuite
States teems to be composed cheit
ly ot the president of the Farmer
Alliance and of the ever illnsiriou
Taudenck4 once a third of ti e Fai
tiif.ib' Mutual Benefit Astiociitioi
poty in the Illinois Legislatuie
m(re ret.'eutlj' chaiiman ol the ua
tioual executive committee ot tb
People's party. Tanbeoeck saji
' that by November 1893 there wil
he 1 500000 members of the I. L. U
S. A. Oue miliiou five bundle
thousand in thn opt'mistic census
of the Fopubst means about tiftee
in the chilly numerals of fact
tillt as womeu and boys mote thai
foui teen years old are eligible tr
membership, the list may gro.
ranoeneck sjs t'ne League will b
erv teriible in 1890.
Institution No 2 is the Allianc
CoMon fo-operative Board4 organ j pidiciously expended. The hcud
zed iu theory lor the benefit ot col I wdS fnrnihed with plans for hospit-
son planters ; in reality we suppo fl!s fo inllrn,4riM and WI k ,h
. 'n. ni ,h- r.i Lifgit ure to appropriate S4O.O00
There are various Alliance concern-
o ibis nature. All ot them are c
rbo nature trusts arid mouopolist !
s.ich as the "Alliance abhors
Doubtless some of them will fal
with a crash some day
Institutions of scheme third au
last. The government must buih
a railroad Irom the Canada line tr
the Gulf cf Mexico. But why onb
one line ? senator Petb-r, ot Kan
oas4 wants four paralled transconti
nental lines in Kansas. Why no!
insist that the government hall fur
riish every State with at least two
through hues one runnug dm
north and south and the other due
east and west from boundry t
boundary i There ought to be no
favoritism about these roads. No
thing is trio good tor the Farmers
Alliance, aud there is no good rea
son why that interesting bod
should be so distressingly modest,
if the government is to go iuto the
business of building railroads for
the Alliance, we ate in favor ot con
stiucting a government railroad
through the front yard, back yed
t ow yrdt wood yard, and tour-acre
lot of every Alliance Lamer. In
tacr4 we favor p"ttii'g an elevator
into every Abi ben bouse The
thinker! :i ieniphis were to eiffi
Vui. V. V. Sun-
Whoa pafty w&3 sick, ve gave her Castorfa.
Wlu-a she was a Child, the cried tor Catiiocta
When she became Miss, she clur.g to Castoria.
VTLen &he tai Children, she gave them Castorir
Settle Klecled, 4nd Uhy,
The State canvassing board
which met at llale'gh on the 1st,
awarded the certificate ol the elec
tion in the tilth congressional dis
trict to Thomas Settle, Republican,
against A. ii. A. Williams, Denio-
1 crat. Settle's majority was tigur-
i edatlOO. For several years cjpt.!
j Wnliams has bei n coquetting with j trial raits-
i the Farmer's Alliance, nets now1,. ,
j serving his tir.t aud last term8 in j . y. :2W
j congress, having gone in, two years j Weekly Wilmington Mebseu- "
ago as an Alliance-Democrat a!
i
bird about which very littie has
becu herd since the 8th of last
mouth. Iiet howeveTi pleased the
I anttlt'iV.ocratic element in tbe Al-
I Innee so well by animadvergions
j upon the Democratic party that
i when the Third Dartv coimrssinnal
j corveution for she fifth district met
in May he was baliotted for the
! nomination, but was defeated for it
by W. R. Lindsay, of P.ockingbam-
oapj, Wilhams was tbe candidate of
the Democratic party, ne had not;
trail. He had not bee 1 Third pars
ty man enough, however, ;o satisfy
tliu Third party and that eleroeni
voted for Ijinsay. In trying to
ride two horses going in difleient
directions, Capr, Williams fell be
tween them and got "trousped" on,
and in his experience is a lesson
which iso me body taught in verse
vhen he said :
'Oh, what a tangled web we weave
When hist we practice to decei?e.,,
Statescille Landmark.
IViliuiiigioii and Vcldon
llrituoli ICoads Liable lo lax
uf ion Annual Iteporton the
4 emiii railway to taxation. lbt
State supreme court said thwir ex
emptiou from taxation was void be-;au-e
it was a petpe'uitv aud iu tue
mti-jii of an 6XcliiMve iiiuOfge fn
ildeii Ly the consiiio!itu. Thit
lecision of the State court Is annua
d by the United State court, vkhich
ioes even further. The decision it
if great moment to the state,
The hociid ot direetois if I he in
ane asylum met today. The n
jual report was made aud was a very
avoraUln oue. No public institution
iu where i better mauaged.
the report of supermrendeni
Wood was submitted. I is the best
iver made aiitl shows that whih
;oeie are rooms fr only 204 pa
rieuts there bav during the past
r.wo years4on a general averagejieei
'ighty moie than that number auci
jat one time there were 330. Tin
muuai api'iopuaiion is ZbVUU am
the saviug has been 12t000' yerily
in providing for so many wittiiu th
tppropiiatiou for a much smallei
iiuuiher. T ie mortality during tin
year was under G per ceut and ttu
percentage ot curea of nearly 22 pei
sent. Fitt'eu thousand dollaia wat:
two years ago appropriated tor im
provements, aud this haa been moat
for thete. Thev are absolutelv nee
essaiy. The hoard has been for bed
to decline admission to 700 insane,
wl,o need treatment and will go
betore the Leijielatuie and lav be
j rore that, body the pressiug need for
i the building above named. The case
j is an urgeut one and relief must be
! rifforded.
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South Carolina Division, & L. N. Q
Daily except Sunday.)
IN EFFECT May 15tb, 1892.
CHESTER & LENOIR N. O. It. li.
Southbound
No 11
Lv. 8 30 air
y 35
10 07
10 5S
11 45
1211
1 29 pm
Ar. 2 15
Northbouci
jo. 1-
Lenoir
.At.
9 16 p n
8 05
7 15
6
5 33
5 20 ;
4 10 3
Hickory
Newton
LiiKolntou
Dallas
Gastonia
Yoikville
Chester
Lv.
305am
'JrlEIiAW & CuEciTER'N. G.Rli
Southbound
No. 9
Northbound
No. 10
Lv 4 05 pm
4 56
5 '68
Ar 15 28
Chester
Kiebbnrg
Fort Lawn
Lancaster
ar 11 38 am
It 4&
9 58
!Lv9 20
OHAULUTTE & STATESVILLK
F.o 64 mixed No Co mixed
Lv 5 20 pm Charlotte Arll20atm
6 42 tHuuteraville 1 10 05
7 10 j Davidson 9 35
7 3G Mooresville i 9 07
Ar 8 40 Statesville Lv 8 00
No 12 i
No 11
LvlO 15 au.jCharlotte iA, b 20
1130 ;Huuteravil!e ,37
1150 uaviuson 5 16 am
12 09
Ar 12 55
Hooresville
Statesville
! 4 57
:l? 4 10
No. 12 leaves Statesvile for'Tay
.oraville 1 10 p. iu., arrives Ttylorsi
ville 2 25p.m. Returmug, leaves
Taylorvllle 2 50 p.m. arrives Sta'.eg
ville 4:00 p. in.
For detailed information as to )o
ual and through time tables, rates
and Pullman 8leepingcar reserva
tions, confer with local agents or
address
Jas.L. Taylor, Geu'l Pase. Agt.,
Atlanta, Ga.
W.A.Turk, A. G. P. A.,
Charlotte, N. C.
S. A. Dodson, Supt., (;olumbia,S 0.
W 11 Green, Gen. Mr, Atlanta,Ga.
Sol Haa, Traffic Mgr Atlanta.Ga.
CAROLINA 06 r?U SHCEDULE
MOVING WEST.
NUMBER 42
Daily except Sunday.
Passenger, Mail & Expacds Trju.
Stations. Arrive. Leaves.
Charlotte pu 3 4J
Paw. Creek 4 03
Mt Holly 4:15
atauley Creek 4 33
Iron 4 5Q
Lincolnton 5 08
Cherryville 5 SO
Woe 5 39
Shelby 6 03
Lattimore 6 24
Aooresboio G:40
Ellen boro 6 58
ostic 7 20
Forest city 7 32 "
Rothertordton 1: 810 p m : '
MOVING EAST.
NUMBER 36
Daily exoept Sunday.
Passenger, Mail & Ezpnass IitArA,
STATIONS. I Abeive.
Leaves.
8:00
8 12
8:24
8 4G
is 53
y 10
9 34.
1 9c3
! 10 02
10 33
10 51
i 11 11
I 11 30
11 41
Rutherford ton
Forest City
R stic
Kllenb'iro
Monresbcro
Lattimr re
sbelby
Waco
OheiryviRe
Lincolntcn
Iron
Stanlny Creek
Mt. Holly
Pw (,'reek
(Charlotte
a ui
12 2S
Through pas.'ftnyer tra n No.
lavei Chailotte for Raleijih
Poitrnouth,Va., at 430.m
Through pa8?eiit:er iaiD No
leaves Portsmouth, Va., t $
ud arrives at Charlotte 11:00 p
Si
aud
. 41
. U'-
. is.
Wm AIoncurs, fcsupt.
Local freight train No. 7
Charlotte at 8 a m, Liucolnfon 10:20
a in and arrives at Shelbv 11:59 H rfl
Loeal freight tratn No. & leaves
Shelby at 2 p m, Lincolnton 3:35 p
m and arrives at Charlotte 6pm
No. 6 and 7 run daily except San
day and carry passtigers,
Passengers and mail train No.
24 leaves Charlotte at 7:30 p m and
arrives at Wilmingtou al 7:30 a tj
Passenger and mail tram No. 23
leaves Wilmington at 7 p m and ar
rives at charlotte al 7 p m. '
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