?G LllGKli
LINCOLN COURIER,
LOCAL DiU'AK TM EN T.
MISS MATTIE McLEAN.
Looal Editor & Business Manager.'
CiiUKUH D1KECTOKY.
Prksbttkhlin. Key. P.. Z, Johnsu a
1'iwtor. rreathinw every 2nd, and :b
Suudays 11 A. M. and a r. &i.
, pau-iy icuaoi every dunday 5 P.
Srit for youuj. peopn every Wadu
6 p in.
.freathiag " at Iron Ration on fi-a
Suadavs, 3 P. Al.
I'fwmuinat Paper Mill Academy in
4Uouuday, d P. M.
; Jilinouiai.-lio. M. T. Staale, P.
tor,. Preaoaiu vjry lt and 3d Sundi
11 A At., and 7:30, P. M.
,.4Lutukaj ttftv J. a. Kudisill, Ptt
tor. iJetayn;; eftry In Sunday ; Trim j,
vary &d Gumlay ; Uauiul'si every 2nd a.jd
4ia tiaulay. lioar lu a. m.
-LuTmid4.N. Ue. L. L. Zohr, Par.r
bi.iiffc'i ayery 2i 6audy ; Cherry viiie
every 4u Sunday. Hour, 10 a. m.
Luthba Uuio .Svnod. Ke?, B. J
WestanhArtfer, pator, LutUnaa Cniptl,
very iud ounday al 10:JJ a. ui. aud i J
Sunday at 3 p m, Abon. j. , 2nd nuudi j"
K d p ui nua 4ta aaulay i 10:30 a n,
LaUjratory Alilli, on 2nd ud -Ito. Sunday i
at J p in. Botufal, 1st and 3rd Sundays .t
10.30, a in. PrMay'a dcUool riouue, 1 t
aud 3rd Sunday a, 3 pm.
BAPTlar. Ubv. Al. 1. Matheny, Paato .
Pleaching every 3d bundaya at '.1
A. M. aud a oo P. M.. Sunday Sehojl
every Suuday at 3 P. M Prayur rneUr.'4
evcij iuuiailay evening at 7:00.
fclflsCoFAL. iiev. W K. V ctmurti.Ke
Ur- Services every Suutay a. 1 1 a m, e.'i
vept 2d :-uimJ ; at m.ik, ii 1st, 2u-l aLd
tvery other Ui nund-iy; lloly CuuiumuiLii
lat and 3rd .-unU;iya , etileetiiai ng ol chiliU
ren evory 3rd Sunday in the 1 M. Ail
coruiahy invited n uitmid. Seats Krea.
LINCOLNTON, N. O. OCT 13, 18&J.
All subrcrifcers who will couie up
end pay their Oack dues oa sub
bcnptiuu at tlie r.tlea ol -31.-5 aud
pay one dollar lu addiliou, iuu get
the COURIER one year from date of
sucb pa intrut. All who are up
with BUbbciipliouH to date can get
one year- Hubscnpiiou by paying
$1.00 cash in advance.
Tuis proposition ia good ouly lot
cat-b.
Come to 6ouit next week pre
pared to pay your subsoriptiou to
the CoUKlEli.
Mbre. Jeukina' Bros, are of.
feting sometbiug good this week.
Bead tbeir new ad.
Evangelist Lee is conducting
a series ot meetings in Maiden
which are largely attended aud are
we bear, resultiug iu much good.
There are already 300 girls in
atleudauce at tbe Normal ami In
dustrial School at Greeubboio and
it is expected that tbe roll will be
swelled to 400 soon.
We call atteuiiou to the ad
vtrtisemeut iu this issue, of Mr,
Jco. L. Cobb's new aud stylish
goods which have just arrived aud
which he is selling cbeap.
The Auuual Western N. C
Conference ot tbe Methodist Churcb
will be held in Charlotte tbe latter
part of November, and will be pre
sided over by bishop Duncan
As anuouueed last week Dr. J
B. Little, ot Newton will be here all
of Court week, aud will etop at tbe
residence oi Mr. E, T. Childs, by re
quest of parties wishing dental
work done,
lyira. L. T. Wilkie has received,
from the Kuighta of lio'ior, a check
for $2,000. Tula makes tbe seveuth
widow who bat received this am
ount from the Kuigbts of Elouor ot
this pUce-
Tbe family of Mr. O. A. Rain
saur lett lor their new home iu
Charlotte Wtdueeday. While Lin-
colnton regrets to lose them they
still have tbe bast wishes of our
people for success iu tbeir new
home.
' We understand that Capt. E.
W. Ward, wbo moved from here to
Saxony, Ky., last spring will return
to this place as eoou as Mrs. Ward,
wbo has been ill for quite a while
with typhoid fever, has so far re
covered as to travel.
The South Fork Baptist Asso
ciation will meet next Thursday
with the church at Stanley Creek.
Tbe opening sermon will be preach
ed by Rev. C. M. Murchiion with
Rev. M. P. Matheny as alternate.
A number ot distinguished visitors
8re expeoted to be present.
Oue of Liucolntou'a citizens is
giving a series of suppers at the
Lincolnton Hotel. The one last
week given to the laboring men at
which Mayor Nixon so gracefully
presided, was highly enjoyed as was
the one Thursday night of this
week given to the old soldiers.
For the following occasions
the Richmond & Danville R. R. will
sell greatly reduced rates : To the
consecration ceremonies of Rev. Dr.
J. B. Chesire, AssistantJishop Di
ocese of North Carolina, at Tarboro,
Oct. 15. from points ou its lines to
Selma or Gold sboro and return Oct.
13, and 14th limited to Oct. 17th.
To meetiug Byuod ot Oitawba,
Wlrj&toDaileirj', Oct. 30th. to, Nov!
2nd. iucloivet limited to Nov. 8 b,
trcua Charlotte $5.05, and ioteroid
iate poiotH in 8iuie pioportioo. Al
ho Synod of N, C. at Tarboro, Oct.
2.5 to 31, from points on us liues
within the State, to Selma and
GoblMboro and retam, Out lilst t
24th, limited November, 7.
Abstract or Llatect Taxable of
L.Iiioo1b Coiiuly Fur
1803.
The folio wing ia an abstract of tae
listed taxable property of Linccln
county for tha year 1893 :
191,805 A. laud valued
331 town lots "
1,3.9 horse
1,539 mulea "
8 j k8& j'n'a"
10 goats
,055,620
139,6 rjo
75.044
92,425
673
10
43,092
14,837
2,0 i6
43.3SG
4,8i9
49,094
31,217
2,714
3,442
472
54,918
217,188
12,02
98,398
4.C33 cattle "
5,453 bogs 41
2,003 eheep
Farmlug utensils "
Tools of Mechaulca
HVd & k'u t'uituie "
ProviHiona
File Arms '
Litiiurt-s '
Li'ntitio ludtiuuta
M'u'y on h'nd or dep."
Solvent credifH "
Sh'rs iu incd co'a "
Other perej'l pio'y
Total Valurthou
Taxable income & profits
Total no. w. polls 1,828
c. " 252
Value of bttuk stock is
1,941,071
$1,750
$2,206-26
38934
810,200.00
railroad property $142,29597
" telegraph 756 63
Summary.
Total am't ot S te taxes f 4,279.10
pension 815.02
" bChool 5,946.68
" " " co. pVa 9,808.25
Comparing the abstract of 1893
with that ot 1892 we find the total
increase iu the value of taxable
pioperty to be $52,961
I.oweavllle Letter.
Ed. Courikh Mrs. Sarah Ed
wards an aged lady of tl-is place
was partially paralized on last Sun
day. She is in a dangerdus condW
tiou.
The farmers are busy picking
cotton. Thev do not expect much
over a half crop ot cotton this sea
son, Corn is somewhat tilled then
was thought a month ago. Alto
gether we think the farmers will be
in better condition this fall than
they have been for several years
While they may not gather so much
cotton as they have in former years
they have less debts to meet for
sopplies furnished them during the
summer and more hog and hominy
at home.
Cards are out for the marriage of
Mr. J. DT. Nixon ot Hagers, N. C.
on the Oct. 12, at; 3 P. M. The
Rev. J. W. Clegg will officiate. The
marriage will be at the residence of
brides tathor Mr. J. W, Heukel.
The happy groom will take '' is bride
immediately to his home ..Here he
will give bis many friends a recep
tion and fine dinner on the 13 mat.
J. Will Mcintosh resigned as De
puty Sheriff has appointed Mr. M.
S. Bager of this place his successor.
So far as we are able to learn, bis
appointment gives entire satisfact
ion. Yoars truly,
Bill Shanks.
IVXatden Letter.
Mr. Editor : a very large
crowd assembled at this place Sun
day to hear Mr. Lee. Every one
who heard Mr, Lee well pleased.
We believe him to be a consecrated
servant of God. He has a fine de
livery and speaks with great joice.
Many have given their souls to
God. This meeting will close Fri
day night. We would be glad if he
could be with as longer. People
from Newton, Conover, Hickory and
other towns were here to attend
tbis meeting. Every one should
take time to go hear him.
The Cotton Mills would have re
sumed work Monday had it not
been for tbis meeting.
Probably work will be began the
last of this week. Union Mill tun
last week on half time. Mr Martin
Carpenter has returned from the
North.
Mr. Davis and family have moved
into the parsonage. They will open
a stock of merchandise ia a few
days.
Some improvements are being
made. Mr. Wilson is bailding in
conueotion with Hotel. Many oth
er improvements are being made.
Messrs. Sigtnon have been ginning
cotton for more than a week. Tbe
beat cotton is bunging "7ets this
week
Mr. Lee preached ou "Tbe Death
of the Sou',1' Monday uitrbf Hm
discourse was simpie aud grand.
About 25 nave given their Souls to
God. . Yours very truly,
P.C.
To Tlie Member of L.lneoln
lon C?Iiurcb.
Itegular serv cea uext Sunday
wbich will close tbe years woik at u
it is very important that every
member should be present on Sun
day morning as we will have import
taut business to look after Sub
ject in tbe morning "Some Divine
Benedictions," at night aSome It -spited
Withouts," The public cor
dially invited by
The Pastob.
I'erMOiials.
Mrs. G. WT. llatuer has returns
ed from Chicago.
Mr. 11. S. F.nch. of Charlotte
waa here Monday.
Mis.- Kate Michal ha returned
from a visit to Lauoir.
Mr. U. S. Reiubardt returned
Thursday Horn Chicago.
Miss Lula Detler returned from
h)r visit to Anhevillo Monday,
Mr. R. M. Oates, ot Charlotte
was here Thursday on business.
Mr. Guy Hayoea was iu Kings
Jdountaiu a few dajs this week.
Mr. J. M. Robei '-s is expected
home trom Abbeville Saturday night
Dr. aud Mrs. Reedy have re-
turned from a visit to Chester, S. C.
Mrs O. W. Randall, ot Shelby,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. O.
Allen, near town.
-Messrs, S. Guyne Finley, U. M.
Michael aud P. J. Pate have return
ed from the World's Fair.
Mrs. W. A. Graham and dangb
ter, Miss Florrie, of Machpelah,
Bpent Tuesday night in towu.
Mr, D. J. Carpenter, the popu
lar merchant of Maiden, spent the
day in Liucolntou Wednesday.
Misses Jennie Johnston aud
Prue Crouse and Mr. D, W. Rob-,
inson spcut the day iu Chailotte
Thursday.
Rev. J. C. McMulIen spent
Wednesday night here with his
family. He left Thursday morning
tor Rock Hill.
Mr. Hngh Ramsaur, of Astie
ville, is here for tbe benefit of bis
htaith, which has been very bad for
some time.
Master Austin Wood, 8on of
oar Register, will take tbe place ot
Miss Edith Ramsaur, the efficient
clerk in the post office.
Rev. M. P. Matheny is attend
ing the Mecklenburg Baptist asso
elation this week with tbe second
Baptist chnrch in Charlotte.
Mr. G. C Cornwell and family,
of Lowe I, N. C. are visitiug Mrs.
Corn welPs father Mr. Summey, who
has been very ill at bis home near
town.
Dr. B. F. Whitesides of Hick
ory was in town Monday on his way
from his old home in Rutherford
county. He had Dr. Alexander
take out a tootb for him as the Den
tist In Hickory was a little nervous
about attempting it.
-Rev. Mr. George, who has been
to Chicago, bas returned, and passs
ed through Liucolnton Wednesday
on his way to Cberryville where he
expects to teach in addition to bis
duties as pastor of Cberryville and
St. Mark's Lutheran Churches.
The gaests who were here to
attend tbe marriage of Mr. Wm. B.
Grimes and Miss Lizzie Justice
were, Mrs. Kemp B- Batchelor, of
Baltimore, Mrs. F. H. Dewey,
Portsmouth, Va , Mrs. J. L Cham
berg, Charlotte, Mrs. R E. Gibson,
Concord. Mre. Z, B. Vance, Wash
ington, Mrs. Wm. Grimes and Miss
Nella Grimes and Miss Sophia
Bus bee, Raleigh, Mrs. Jas. T.
Williams, Greenville, S. O., Mr
Sam B. Waters, Charlotte, Mr. Har
ry Martin, Washington, Mr. Jno.
Scott, Charlotte, Mr. Archibald H.
Davis, U. S. Navy, and Mr. Silas
McBee.
Tax Notice!
I will attend as follows to receive
the Taxea for 1893 :
Loweaville, Tuesday 10th Oct. 1893.
Denver, Wednesday 11th 4 "
Iron Sta., Thursday 12ih
Reepsville, Friday 7th " "
Bess' Store, Tue8dy,31st " "
J. K. Cijne Sh'ff,
Lincolnton, N. C, Sept. 29, 1892.
Wedding Belli.
One of tb- pretnest marriages
that has Vver occurred in L'ucolo.
tou, took place, iu tbe Episcopal
Church at noon Wednesday. The
contracting parties were Mr. Wm.
Bryan Grime, one of the leading
young business men of Raleigh aid
Miss E izftbeth Juslic , one of Lm
colnto.j s miwi attraciive Hiid pipu
lar ouug bwliea. Tb chu-ci was
a mply and tastefully decorated for
tbe occasion, and sweet music was
rendered by Rev. Vardrey McBee
wno wire hit robes. The ushers
were Mr. Harry Martin, of Wash
ington, and Mr. Jno. Scott, of Char
lotte, Mr. Archabald H. Dvi( of
the U. 8. Navy acted as best man
aud entered with the groom from
tbe vestiy room. As sosn as they
and Rev W, R. Wetmore, who per,
iormed the beautiful ceremoi y, had
taken their places, the Af tid of
Honor, Mes Aaltie AfcBee, follow
ed by tbe bride ou the arm of her
grandfather, Mr. V. A. AfcBee,
marched uti the aisle. The bride
and Maid of Honor wore white silk
with veils and carried exquisite
boquetH of roses.
After the ceremony the bridal
party repaired to the resideuce ot
Mr. McBee and partook of the wed
ding breakfasr,
Mr. and Mrs. Grimes left on the 2:10
train for Chicago, where they will
remaiti two weeks before returning
to Raleigh their future home. Tbe
present were numerous and hand
some and attest tbe high esteem in
wbicb the bride and gioom are held.
Farmers IF bo Read.
There are now on the mailing lists
of tbe N. O. Agricultural Experiment
Station, which have just been revis
ed, 13,000 names of farmers from
North Carolina. The bulletins are
mailed free to those request them
and show their appreciation by
reading them. All the newspapers
iu tbe state receive each publication
of the Station as it is issued, as well
as various new notes which interest
the general reader. The bulletins
contain matters winch are of imme
diate iuterest aud value to tbe agri
culturists of the State and are writ
ten in plain language for unscientific
readers. Agriculture is based on
science, and accordingly scientific
matters nesessarily recieve attention
at the Station. The result of these
scientific experimens are not includ
ed in tbe general bulletin issue, but
are printed in technical bulletins
sent only to scientists, and those
who especially request them. Sum
maries of the technical work appear
ia tbe general bulletins of tbe Sta
tion. Publications are sent free to
all within the limits of North Caro
lina upon application; to others a
small fee is charged.
Courtesy Iu A. Host.
Tbe independence displayed by
servants iu America invariably fci
ces itself ou the attention of visitors
trom Europe.
A well-known official of the Eng
lish post office tells a very good sto
ry on this point, says tbe Boston
Traveller. Some 3 ears ago he visit
ed America on busiuess and while
staying at New Yoak he was tbe
guest of a prominent officer of the
Western Union Telegraph company,
a gentleman whose name is familiar
to most Americans.
When tbe Englishman retired at
night he placed his boots outside
tbe bedroom door, wbere they were
duly observed next morning by his
host, who asked his wife to get one
of the servants to clean them.
"Ob," replied the lady, "he most
get tbem cleaned at the corner of
the street, just as you do.1'
"No my dear1 remarked her has
band, "I can't ask Mr., to do
that. Just offer one of tbe servants
half a dollar to clean them.'
"I have done so," said the lady,
"and they declare they won't.7'
'Well, if they wou't I mast.,f and
forthwith tbe American seized bia
guest's boots and polished tbem in
a highly creditable style.
On the morning of tbe English,
man's departure his friend accom
pauied him to the steamer, and just
as the whistle was blown to indicate
that all but passengers must go on
shore, whispered iu bis ear :
"Pd tell you something that will
amuae you. 1 have cleaned jour
boots all tbe while you have been in
New York.
Wbsa Baby vra tick, we gTe Her Castorla.
When abe was a CLild, aba cried tor C&storia
Wbea she became Hiss, she clung to Castorla.
When tbe had Children, be gae them Castor
lIow'rtTbla!
We ofier On Uuttdied D 'Umi
Reward tor any cect CarHrrh 'hat
cannot le uted by UaliV C r
Our.
F J. Chexiy &Co Prop. IVit-uo,
Onto. We tbe undersigned, hue
known F. J. Cheney for the Ihhi 15
earn, nnd beleiv him intfctly
honorable in all busiueSH transac-i
ioiiN and litiaueiaUy able to carry oat
any ol'iytioii toad by their Ann.
WeM & Truni, Wholesale Dm p.
gitis, Toied '. O. Wading, Kmiian
& Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, To
edo, Ohio.
Hall's Catarrh Catarrh Cure is
taken internally, actiug directly up
ou the blood and muoous am facts ot
the system. Price, 7S6. per tott! .
Sold by all Druggists. Teatimon
ials free.
Sept. 15, lm.
FORlCAsH
In Advance
You can get the
LINCOLN
COU1UEK
ONE YEAR FOR
$1 00--6 M 65 CTS.
Direct Route To Tlie World'
Fair.
The Richmond and Danville Rail
road is selling round trip tickers to
Chicago at very low rates, and will
give you choice of route via. Kncx
villa and Cincinnati or Louibvill,
via. Atlanta and Chattanooga ; via
Charlottesville and Cincinnati ; or
via. Richmond and Wasbiugron
Also, a very low rte ticket either
going or returning via. Niagara Falls
vtnh stop-over privilege?. There i
nothing saved by going on excuruioo
traius, as eome rale is charged ou
trains of this kiud as on regular
trains ot the Richmoud and Danville
Railroad.
Three through passenger trioe
each way, daily good connections
quickest time to Chicago only
one night on tbe road.
For rates schedules or other in
formation, call on or address any
ticket agent of tbe Richmond and
Danville Railroad, or Chas. L. Hop
kin?, Traveling paaseoger Agent
Cnarlotte N. C.
Dissolution.
Tbe business carried on under
the name ot C. Motz & Son ia here
by dissolved by the withdrawal or
C. Motz name. Any unsettled busi
ness of O. MoU & Son will be set
tied by W. W. Molz.
Caleb Motz,
W. W. Motz
Sept. 25, 1893. 4t.
University oi North Carolina.
Equipment: Faculty of 25 teach
ers, 11 buildings, 7 scientific labora
ties, library of 30,000 volumes, 316
students.
In8tbuction: 5 general courses
6 briof coarsen ; professional courses
in law, medicine, engineering and
chemistry: optional courses.
Expenses : Tuition, $60 per year
Scholarships and loaus for th
needy. Address
pEESIDrST WurgTOx,
tf. Chapel Hill, N O.
AUTUMN HANGS -
IIOKSK-SHOE OVER OUR U
it Means good LuCk for Every buyc
who gets inside our Store (li is Season!
Come and see. the New Goods, the clea
goods, the bright, fresh, stylish array of GOOL
QUALITIES and SOUND VALUES that are go
ing to be sold at prices that will sweep them oft
our counter.
Don't fail to see our line of popular selections made up of
just such styles and qualites that
Dry goods, Qlothiug, Hats. Shoes, u hder wear, Notions, foe.
With the best of everything the Fall Season brings, and with
prices down to the lowest point ever named lor uoucst goods,
we confidently expect a liberal share of your iatronage becausa
you cannot afford to pass us by.
Come to us if you wish the purchasing power of your dollar
developed to its fullest extent.
Times are never so hard that icn cannot afford to trade with
JNO. L. COBB.
LIME
Important Notice.
The burst HUtl cbedpnH lime iu
America can be bad iu an quutity
on uppl'Crtiiou to the
Agent at N. G. R. R. Station,
incolnton, N. C.
Aug 61892 tt
AHICn-cla.ss illustrated monthly mag
azine in the home is no lour a iuiu
ry. It is a iiecsssttj, ud to meet tte di
ina&dj created by this necessity, 'I HE
COSMOPOLITAN MAGAZINE, giving
yearly, as it does, 1536 pages of reading by
the ablest living authors, with over 1200
illustrations by clever artists, baa sti -el
into the breach, with a reduction in its
price that has startled ib literary world.
The couftiKB, fully alive to the needs of
its patrons bas made special arranguientd
with this superb wouthly, whereby n will
receive orders for yearly subscription to
both publications combined for the sum of
J2.00.
16 cents a Mout $2 00 a year
LINCOLN COURIbR and
COSMOPOLITAN MAGAZINE.
The price ot th great illulrall month
lies in tbe past has been $'i 00 and $4,00 a
year, and they were to be louud only in the
more pretentions Domes. Uur otter lur
nuhes a help to all families; no matter how
modest their means, to keep in touch with
the gieatest minds of the worlds, as The
COSMOPOLITAN has today the strongest
regular staff of any xisting periodical
fend ordeji to courier office Lincolnton
N. C.
NOTICE !
1 am now located in Lincoln
ten occupying thehouse vaca
ted by C. W. Ward.
I can and will save you mon
ey on
Dry Goods, Notions,
t
i
and all kinds of GROCERIES.
I will deal in all kinds of coun
try produce chickfns, eggs, &c.
Bring them to me.
Examine my Stock before
buying elsewhere.
YOurs Respectfully;
J. C. Quickie.
To Preserve
The richness, color, and baauty of the
hair, the greatest care is necessary,
much barm being done by tbe use of
worthless dressings. To be sure of hav
ing a first-class article, ask your drug
gist or perfumer for Ayer's Hair Vigor.
It is absolutely superior to any other
preparation of the kind. It restores the
original color and fullness to bair which
ha3 become thin, faded, or gray. It
ieeps the scalp cool, moist, and free
from dandruff. It heals itching humors,
prevents baldness, and imparts to
THE HAIR
a silken texture and lasting fragrance.
No toilet can be considered complete
without this most popular and elegant
of all hair-dressings.
"My bair .began turning gray and fall
ing out when I was about 23 years of
age. I have lately been using Ayer's
Hair Vigor, and it is causing a new
growth of hair of the natural color."
R. J. Lowry, Jones Prairie, Texas.
"Over a year ago I had a severe fever,
and when I recovered, my bair began to
fall out, and what little remained turned
gray. I tried various remedies, but
without success, till at last I began to
USE
Ayer's Hair Vigor, and now my hair Is
growing rapidly and' is restored to its
original color." Mrs. Annie Collins,
Dighton, Mass.
"I Lave used Ayer's Hair Vigor for
nearly rive years, and my hair is moist,
glossy, and in an excellent state of pres
ervation. I am forty years old, and
have ridden the plains for twenty-five
years." Wm. Henry Ott, alias "Mus
tang Bill," Newcastle, Wyo.
Ayer's
Hair Vigor
Prcptred by Dr. J. C. Ayer k Co., Lowell, 1m
Sold by DrugtfUU Ertryvbart.
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
Cures Dyspepsia, In
digestion & Debility.
mm
will please you m .Dress good
A W REEDY.
DEALER IN
Groro eerier
Of every Idnd. The bet.
York and other markets
afford. I have but one price
and that is the lowest. Satis
iaction Guaranteed. Call and
see me.
VERY TRULY,
A. W- REEDY.
Furniture
Factory
Floring & grist
MILLS I
E. .1 AMES, rropiitjtor,
LUHMlhtOG, C.
BEDSTEAD"4,
BUKKAUS,
WARDROBES,
LOUNGES,
TABLES,
WASHSTANDS.&c
Be sure to come and look at
inv furniture before hiiviiur
u j 0
elsewhere-"
Twin Gin lioiiHe. Two First
olass gins; ou 70 aud one 40 hawh.
Charlotte prices a d lor c tiou.
Tbe flouring and grist imbs will
tie ruu legularly every iIhv from
tbia time on. H"tt. 11, 1891. .
RESPECTFULLY,
E JAMES
MONEY TO LOAN
On lono time and eahv terms
in amounts of not less than
$300.00. Secured by Grst
mortgages on Real Estate, pay
ment made by annual install
ments. Due Nov. 1st. each
year. Apply to
.S G. FINLEY, Att'y at Law,
Lincolnton, N.C.
To the citizens of North Car
olina and adjoining States :
I c-ll your eot-cU! attention to
my Doutile Srock Plows, cotton
planters, Cottou U arrows and Gibbs
Plowt, the iest on tbe market.
You can afford to lose a number of meal,
us there is money saved ; but you cannot
afford to lo?e tbe opportunity ot buying thai
al ove mentioned farming Implements, as
there will be money lct
1 still keep tbe Camel Skin Shoe, and
my 13 00 Congress Shoe in Stock
I also keep a general line of m?r?handis
and everything a specialty. ,
Rep-ctfuUv,
Apr. 11 93. ly. F. A. TOBY.
THE LINCOLN
FOUNDRY &
MACHINE WORKS
Are still running and are
prepared to repair Engines,
SAWMILLS, THRESHERS, COttOP
gins and cotton mill machid-
ery etc., at living prices, yil
also keep on hanK a full stock
of castings, such as plow points,
of all kinds and sizes, hangers,
and pulleys ; will also give
prices on wood-split pulleys.
Will have a good !ine of piping and fit
tings of all kinds. Will also have a good
Black Smith to do all kinds of Blacksmith
work. Anv one having any work to be
done in ur line will do well to cad on me
tor good work and Rock Bottom Prices.
Orders from a distance will receive
PKOMPT ATTENTION.
Give me a trial and be convinced.
YOUPuJ TO SERVE,
L-B. STUTTS.
Lincoln Foundry &
Machine Works.
Feb. 10, 1893. tT