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LINCOLN COURIER.
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J. M. ItOKRTS.
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Tie- )i; i- i;'i;i is -i p a cjI beyond'
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'1 ' ' I lie" Sit ! f! -. .ii h ;ilnl. Tnil t
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A i.u-l, l'-'-J:'v.;r...l-:rle.l iiuWi ii-
r . i . i .1 i i o; i n.i ,i'i: August
1 - -au.l. . ', !;. in Auuiist.
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i. .-:-:oe.d in .binn v.. 1 v 7-'; Was the"
1' i;iirt-:iU' ;o,eui-.; l..f. the'"1'lU-
1 y.l-lJ.l :;.'--";,i" lU b'u'f was
U. tab u! bv a.coiubn: itii.n of b'll-"
n..: i riTm.-r.-iis . :nd , pul'dieaufi."
Vi e e..-d- ( ;.. t'Uior of Norffr
! . . -i : l.ii.i ! 1 lu'id i in;.- iu bToN
u-i - -JmI.;.! i . 1 11. in led State as,
a i. n.ecr.a inuja.-v; ..i A. s; Mof
1 ; 'gv. .. lv ''".''t' A"-' 'l,is
Ai. ,,;h .J2t J T.:w:.!.d:W..;.s H' 'efeerf tf
it. il AIAMv; Hiv toian -nf-?'
' '".. i.gl li-,vlij;ed March
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i riiti.i:ai!to5ni. ;
: . . : .v-jiv b :r . J i a-c -d .run to t h ;
br -viiJ itit! "''rr.?j . :a.- touuCon last ;
: :-;:!av. !i.it vS.tX-i .-t iiave tiihe'to
i '.mj iLL'i'o-t.r.-Jh7' town'." 'but .
'i :v. wleit. v..- Imvc- ;'.en of- th' !
i' w-'-voMildrall a. ..a. b'n full
ci' liu'.vmd igittM-priri'. .i.There are ;
ni;:i:v hai-.i ,i,,e ni;: .M-.ms 'dlieoV j
)i-fiit-on!t -vtiod- aii'd the !
? -re.-'id. i v .ie.n.i ..me mer- 1
d, ;;::;. j ,,Xv- .are niaijv new I
b u , hi ;r, -is i-n" t-oifr-.-.'.f ..n-t-t ii.n and j
tliej..i;.t Iii ;"- i;.'a"yf b-. n 1 1 ' -d lav- !
yaMy"-. We t alV.'r,uH,'Glr. Mar- I
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' 1 1,1 - ' I !i -., WIlO. 1 1 V !iie
Auy is ;i very ciljeui;,! iri ntlellem.
II' i. d-diiLT a !-. .od ".rk for Ifi .;''!
.town a lid cuunty ami should be
heartily sustained by th; people
lif is serving so acceptably. -
Th.' Falls Uvu-e, loca'tt'd nea.r
I In- dfpotis wlieii' - ct an -s--
1 1 1 i 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 M i. Jvverv I hin.LC about
this hou.-e is inviting. Tin loca
Ju is all thot could U-a.-kcil and
t In iiiaiia-in'iit is on thf same
s.-vh-.
V 'XjM-ct, ;it an -.irlv dav, t
survey t!te entire town of (J.n-.toni.i
and let our people knov s ii t hiii'4
of her beauty ami sal roiiiidinus.
?ie't to '.intellect unl l.incolntoii
thi-'rvould our. choicy tor an
abiding place.
CltOHSlim AMVI,.
We spent a few hours vevv pleas-
antly at the little town oT
five miles we-t of this pla
( rouse !
i
e last :
week. The place .-liows thrift.
Then; ale four tor.-.- in the town
all of which seem to he doinr a
lively business. L..J.S. Carp, li
ter, who had recently entered hus
iness. th.re seems to Jiave a correct
idea as to how t j gondtn-t a busi
ness, fn a few Weeks he expects
to lft the, people know, through
the columns of the Coi'i:iKi:, what
lie is doing and of what he expects
to do.
Mr. C. C. Moore, who formerly
resided, at Stanley Creek, is one of
the leading merchant ot the place,
and'is doing a good business. He
attends to the express department
on the 0. C. 11. Ib
T. II.. Mauuey & Son have a
j large htore room and have a good
stock of goods. They will cope
with any of the others in business.
They, as do the two . above tirm-,
take and. read the Cori:!i"i:.
. Mr.'Wil'l 0"i' ll"- .whiKe father
lives and moves and h w liis heing
in ijncidnton, also loniiicts a
business in tie: jnercant ih- line.
Me distributes '.ihe Coi i;n:a and
other mail matter to the citie i;
of the town a nd. com mu nit v.
. It win Din: hasure to dine with
b'ev. .Ii. .1. S. Carp 'liter ate" Id ;
XCell(;llt Wife, So VOII M-e Ac d;d
not, leave that phve with a tired
ami hungry feeling. Mr. V M.
I 'et.erHi li .IS cailViiiu; en ? Im-I
C.lasS bugV -hop, ih- (he-; riv-
lent, work in th,.- lin i of wo.-';i:( ;
in i r n as. well as v. od .
AVhmIiSm' !'" i.M -
Coria.i. .:i. li-iitv; .l i h uik;:
Vasiun(;to, April bi, iw;l:- I
Speaker Crisp not and is no! j
an advoeatt; t counting a quorum. '
although it. u;is ;,d txvih'tl l-y etd ,
democrat t 'long bt.-bre C iu b'eeiji
.was oerhearl ol' o; Iside .!' tho.
t.ovn. in which he livo-:. but it be-;
f.(i.int' nj -j ln- v as l hait iu.ia l t he j
.ItllHlllltll'l! Oil l.'ll t : I.I
earieus .ret-olnt ion tlinctotg ih.d
'oiiihjitteo to prepare am! repi-r;
o Kh't'Ji S.-S Mich a rule. nd lik.-
the good (lelllOi ial lie l. lie obecti
and the new. i uh- w i!J. be reporle.l
; ty -the Ibue andpioi-ablv atlopl-
k'tl l 1 1 IS y t t'U JiMj V, lie U ' -hCe il
ed fue ill. st f thai It : or.,
carrietl out iiiitl that mem! e.
pi r
r!y
are
not cuitile.l . u hefhei
i
pl'esi'llt or i
n-'l. ilS Jleetj Sed I )o
In this connection il is nroiiei
i
to stule that the dene. -rat- of tie- i
House were nt tbiMi into takin-i j
this action, which so ni w deimi-
crats of ' prominence personally
oji'osedj by ibe rt:ublieans toj
vote that .kept the Uou-e Tied, ex-
eept efuring the short intervals
when there "Was a democrat i'c pio
'ruiii present, for almost a uitnth.'
thus making eonsjiii-uf. us the nec
essity for' counting a quoram or
allowing fhe business of the Ibiii--
to I.m dict ttetl by the republicans'
but after all it was not the repub- j triends here.
dicana who fhrtvd the tienu .era.t ic ' Mrs. Alice Jinnm, of Shelby, vis-Ciiitciist.-vtlonluit
should not haveiir.tl he; brother, Mr. A. C. Cahill.
neen nejes.iary I ut which was j
m'solutely irecessitiy. It was the ;
inability bf the tlemocr;it ic headers ?
to keep a dehn era tic quorum on
Ihe floor- of the- llou-o that.-did j
llip 1'iidit. They -concluded!
that they had tried an 1 failed so i
often to keep a.lemoeiaiic quorunr. ;,l(it. riivMit tneho.pitalitv extend-; b'd States. The election of a Sen
thatiivoull b-a itond idoa toj0l jlini v Mr D,w... Killian, f ' ator elfects the whole body, politic,
mak' the republiean help - - hvj r,orr j,,;, , ,n ronU. t(, (,()Urt. ; The Populists within themselves
count nii. them when they refit:-ed !;.. lx !,.n- 1K-en noted for his ! cannot control one fifth Dart of
to vote, and at the sanie linu,
thank Heaveii. tht'V 5ir sr- inc to j
make the ; absentee come to line' j
'-'r. ois par wtnl-jiiment
w ithout leave; except when sick
and tfnable to attend to his duties. !
, Senator Vhite, of California,
does not Ycli.eve that more than
live Senators will'vote airainxt. the
ratiiication of the new Chinese j
treaty. It is expected that a vote
wiil be reached some lime this
week, although there has been no
formal .-.gn'-.-nient !o that t d'yct.
4 'i 'hert-was mrt miicir surprise
Ik r.-w heo t he 'jurv brought in a
vrdi.-t tor .f l."i.(KH) in favor of Miss
r..llard in h-r breach of promise
a-e against lb presedta tive lireck
enndue, ol'Keiitneky. It va,s gen-
erally expected.. Col. Brecken-'
rjlrr -iivsth.' verdice will have
no otter t ujh.u hi candidacy for
Connre.-i? Jiiul that le- intends re-j
turnbiir to Kentucky and making'
a i; ; -!K.l
ranva.-
lit ire
.JU.ri.-i . Tlc-je is a g.-nera! f. el
ing ..t 1 r. lief her.- that the trial is '
at last er.
The general debate on the taritf
bill will bv agreement close next
i M... 'IM,.... 41.. ..ii'il,. ii ) II
begin the consiileration ot the oil '
,
by items a process which promis
; es to be long and tedious. Sena
. tor Smith, of Xew .fers.-y, deliv-
i en d a tariff speech to-day some
; what in line with that delivere
' by Senator Mill a week ago, but
no! so radical. The fear of the
defeat of the defeat of the hill is
onlv in the onoosdion naners; it i
do,.s ..ot evUt anions the demo-i
(r:' lie Senators 'ho stated at the
caucus held previous to the report
ing of the hill that they reserved
the right to propose amendments
on the floor of the Senate will
succeed in getting :;ome amend
ments adopted, with the aid ot
reniihlic:m Votes, but thev hsive ih;
loubts about the final passage of !
pa
the hill ; nor do th y believe that
a single democratic vote will be
cist against it when the tinal vote
is laKen. . i lie nevsi)ai)er talk
which has grown out
interview with Senator Murnhv ol
; Xew V.-rk, abjut the bill not he
: ing voted upon before the Con
' irressi.iial t leriionis simjdy rot.
St n-i tor Miirj ih v never said elicit a
! t ! 1 1 ' i u'. nor thought it. The hill is
, guing to In- pushel to ;i vote at
' this st -io;i t!' Congress, and it is
1 going t I " pas-w d. There two
! things can i e reiietl upon.
! StMiaior Morgais iepor.' n the
; io w . icaraua Canal bill is strong
'and c..ii in !ii;j'. concluding t hits :
. The plan and certain etfect of iu
i hil! if i; becomes a 1 iw will be to
i ... ,
i put iiil active I. us. lies- employ-
it.. -ni .fclnO.iMil ii.in b rrt.wt d funn
ur own j.e.ipjo without risk to
I t ho go eminent . i wMild furnish
jf-o.-d and u le 'ie.-oir.e t inplovnieni
i . ri.Oi A nie.iicans, who a it
marching on the highways beggim
lor work and id'!- n for f. o 1.
Senator 'ane.'. of Xorlh ':iroli
jii. hos 1 1 .-all 1 1 has lieen bad foi
Ion
A roN.
hni'
"I a I
suddenly from a
v.srii uitlay night,
n i hi - eity. " Son
universal favor
are lie;. ni tii- al!
.f Alabama
of late K 1 1 repeal.
le-i.l. I,
i'::;,c.- w-i
d :e.;re
a to
ile
:.f
aior C.e-ii
S 1 i i a 1 vv
(hat I'i.-ith
b.nl -oi t .of
" President
! tlllliK
!
j ! . e v s
I nob a
i! Cleveland b
prophet. Ih
C'h-w'land U hi
s . i v - :
mo I i
i h.-r dav t hut he believed
J-il ei would b-e reini.m l ised in ls
,'.;'. and that this -oiintryaint Kng
j -iiiiitl u j!! 1 1 v Hia.l liiuc be on a has-
I.- of him..-! jll;-m." It has been
j iip among the President's
i'i -ien.js :hat he believes Kogland
w ill soon ha,ve to down from
l he high horse she has been sitting
upon in dealing with silver. It is
! b -cMUse til that belief that he has
advised a pohey of delay on the
pal t ot t his coii'ttrv.
LiMituviilrt fieiler..
Ki. (u:is-K lis j Klla D.ivis,
of Denver -is visit mg relatives and
;3f" we. l, ; Mi.s -Kate Smith,
a !
niece, of Stanley. Civ e!
i tl her.
icc inpan-;
Miss Ida (iilleland has gone to
All Mealing to take lessons in j
" j
hr D. S. i-s braiiiinr consider-!
iospitrtlity. line
farming and
U i quite re-!
si aind dentoeracv.
fresliiiei to meet such neonl
and
will
havo the itssurahoe that
iUi
not be bo red-by 4i lon tale of woe
! :):. hard times, and given a lect-
uiv on political-eco!).. my, with a
ood slice of Administrational
a! -.use
admit
w asa ts
thrown m. Every body t ween the democratic and repnb
limes are ''hard" lienn iwrnoa nA un i;.
So they have been with certain
classes since Cain cried out, "My
punishment is greater then I can election ie over, aa the negro ole
b a i ", and they will continue to'raent. is. The" vPopu lists leaders
I)-; hard till the end of time. .Have .jhade the.trade, and it only
Miss Cora McCord, f Par' remains to be seen if they can de
Creek, is visiting relatives here, .liver the goods.
Wheat is looking somewhat bet-j Bill Shanks.
ter. With a good rain its condi-' Lowesville, N. C, April 1G, 1S94.
tion would be greatly improved.
Whooping cough is prevalent
on the river. Several entire fam-
ilies are coughing.. A little grand
child of Mrs. Harriet Sheirill died j
hist week from the effect' of the;
. , . i
cough.
On r model farmer," Mr. Har-;iU
rison Gant finished planting ' his
cotton last week. Our way 8ays;Chapel Hill, N. 0. The tmUon
he wanted to have it ready for the j fee is $5.00 which admits to all th
-ext frost. j instruction. The Facclty includes
Rev. Mr. Carpenter, the travel- 16 professors selected from the
in' aaent for the N. C. Methodist '
Advocate preached at Salem in 'North Carolina, Texas and La,
the morning and at Hills Chaper State Normal and Industrial
in the evening, Sunday 15 inst. School for Women, and the Grad
It was reported here" last week el Schools of Charlotte, Wilming-
j that two modern lights(?) were to
promulgate their doctrine at Tri-
imrle last Saturday night, and !
that they had promised to "clear
the wods" of all Demccrpdicks, !
i i ti- a-i TT i 1 A 1
i.'epuuucanucKS, IiereilCKS,
aunistrationticks, and all the oth-,
er ticks in creation. Guesss if .
thev received the same reception '
another brilliant light(?) of that!
?ei.uoii reueiveu yiieie auiuc uiuc,
-i nee, the only real ticks they ted practically by meajas of mode
came in contact with were the lit-! -lasses. ; ., ' 1
! le, round, flat fellows that adhered 1 Board and furnished room may
l tneir eiomes as iney passea
through "Joe's Old Field." Th
"Speecher," was the Lone Star
that arose here on that doleful;
night, and shed his effulgent light
of a "fakeMlAL0XE to light up our benighted!
paths.
Philosophy teaches us that every j
etfect has its cause. "Populistic
I'hil .-sophy( ?)" teaches us thatj
that the financial policy of the'
Government is the sole, and'
t tidy cause of the farmers depress i
d eondition. Heathan Mythol '.
i gy teaches that wealth knocks, at
least once, at every mans door,'
but that most men mistake himj
for a beggar. Dudes teach us that
life will continue to exist without j
any elfort on the part of the p s-1
sess )i Tramps tench us that ve
can fall below the ox in point f
intellect, for 'Mho ox returns to his
master's ciib,"' for its daily ration, '
and tramps do not. The Divine.'
Law tenches that, Man ahull li.e
by the sweat of his face. j
Our Government guarantees us a
just compensation for oar labor, j
Common sense teaches the v. is :
that they must live within tier'
income, r el.j sooner or hit r'
thev may expect a visit from the ;
Sheriff. Necessity teacher moat'
men that they must have an in
come from some source, but nome '
s'-em not even to beliee thia.,
Observatien teaches us thut it ia i
bad policy in a farmer to moil-'
iayje lna crop tor guano enough to
o enanie mm to raise cotton to
pay for said gu:ino and part on his I
ration bill. 12 ttnr work for hin
ilions and save the labor expend- (
.... 1
e-l in raising the cud ton
ICxperience teaches us that a
poor man with a large family can
not "sail to the skies on flowery
hnds of ease" from North Carolina
soil.
The great political hodge podge
now being prepared in N. C. by
ilamsey-Harris-Pearson-M o 1 1 &
Co does not seem to meet the ap-'ba,t ve.re dyi-pi psta. Phjaicians
robation of such leaders as Eaves? 80,1 a,! olbtr ffmediea failed to core
and "my son Obver." Butler i3,ni,p He tried Tyuer'ii Dyspppsia
jubilnnt,rand already sees himself
in .Senator Ransoms chair. - To
an outsider this position looka ri
diculous, and the North Caro
1 i i lian who expects to see Butler
succeed Kansom will be father left
than those who watched the offices
to see how large Weaver's majori.
ty wus in 't2. Ransom may not
he re-elected in :95, but there is
nahinc clearer than that Rntlor
will not .succeed him. And why?
The Republicans are the best or-
'janized oolitical bodv in the Uni-
Ihe next Legislature of X. C.
Therefore should the combination
j cure a majority n the next Leg-
ishitur the Rermhlicnn olpmoi.f
'will be stronger than the Pomilist
and will nredominate in the bpI.
ection of U. 8. Senator,
The fitrht in V f! will
will be an adjunct element, which
will become obsolete after the
- - - -
I and others who desire to study
be held from July 2 to July
; 28 in the University uildings at
Faculties of the UniversUies of j
ton, Raleigh and Goldsboro. The
following subjects will be taught;
Latin, Greek, French, German,
English Language and Literature,
Anglo Saxon, Civics, History, Ped-
rr nri r a - tin rTt r I riKo l.n
lll,uuol,v" "tfta, v.-
ometry, i,anu surveying, noau j
Construction, Political Geography, j
Botanv and Political Economy.
Methods of teaching will be dis- i
uo viwxvyviv.iiij uuw. j
huu iui iub uiuum ui uuibib
tor if 15, more cheaply at private
nouses. . ' " . "
Reduced rates will he granted
by all the rail roads: '-;';.-
For circulars with full details,
i address President YYinston,
St.
Chapel-Hill. X. C.
Attention
In time to any irregularity of the
Stomach, Liver, or Bowels may
prevent serious
consequences.
Indigestion,
costi veness,
headache, nau
sea, .bilious
ness, and Ver
tigo indicate
certain, func
tional derange
ments, the best
remedy for
whieh is Ayer's Pills. Turely vege
table, sugar-coated, easy to take and
quick to assimilate,-this is the ideal
family, medicine the most popular,
safe, and useful aperient in phar
macy. Mrs. M. A. Brockwjxl,
Harris, Tenn., says: !
"Ayer's Cathartic PlHs cured me of sick
headache and my husband of neuralgia. We
think there Is ; 4.
No Better Medicine,
( and have induced mauy to use it. j
; "Thirty-five years ago this Spring, I was
' run down by hard work and a succession of
. colds, which made me so feeble that it was
an effort for me to walk. I consulted the
I doctors, but kept sinklug lower until I had
, given .up all hoie of . ever being better.
, Happening to be in a store, one day, where
j medicines w ere sold, the proprietor noticed
j my weak and sivkly aVlarauce, and,' after
a few questions as to my health, recom-
mended me to try Ayer's Fills. I had little
faith in these or any other medicine, but
eoucluded, at last, to take his advice and try
ho: 1 ad used them all. I was
I am now 80 years old ; but I believe that
? t had not been for Ay'S mu., i should
have been In my grave long ago. I buy 6
boxes every year, which mske 210 boxes up
to this time, and I would no more be with
out them than without bread." H. H.
Ingraham, Rockland, Me.
AYER'S PILLS
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer Ic Co., Lowell, Mu.
Every Dose Effective
- t
limit 11 mi Up.
Mr. J. D. Levin, of Atlanta, Qa.,
EtPinedy, and after wait 1s writes ;
' Tbe met dose gave rehit. I re
commeud it as like - bet dyepfps'n
remedy ever discovered. I have
valued flesh oidv ofiofir ir. I vol'
uotarily recorotneud it to nil suf- i
ierer8 with stomach troable -." Fei !
tale I y all drogg'st at 50c pr hot- I
He. :
I larch 23, 4r.
MU'GEE'S LAND SALE!
A mortgage having been execute 1 ty
Thongs Uokeand wile to the undtrfign
s gned dated Dec l.-t 1802 t ;eCura tin
jftymeotofK debt thfo conti acted; nd
d fault bavinj? ber n rnd in ih 'payment
ment of e&id debt t niaturiiy.
New, by viitua of tbo nuthority in me
veslei by wtiJ inorljrag.s I wiH cell at pub
l:o aucuoo for cath m the coart fl)a?e
dor in Lincolntjn, Lincoln County on
Monday 7th day ct May 1S91 at noon, the
landa ment'oned ani described in MiH
Dio'Uage, lying in Lincolnton Townsnip j
aaioinin? the tanrte nf Ma.ra n !
John 'Baker, Pjonk, and th Pa
per Mills lands containing bout 'SS acrea
Sid moitgage is duly recorded in Lincoln
county Registry Book 67 of Deeds pagea
52 et seq In; which reference ia hereby
made for a more lull and particular de.
ecrfption cf the lana and knowledga of the
term- of a-d moitgac,. TfcU 23-h day of
iIarch iS94 , J Sfar, M tA.
vxj r.i ecu .
tt
jjaiVEttSITY " OF NORTH
C4ROU.VA.
. .:' j
Saiuuier School lor Teaoliew
. .. . . . TT-T '
A summer school for teachers
Subscribe for tbe Cotjrim,
Father of
Trunks ! Trunks ! TrunKs !
t ia tothe interest of every body, to examine our frunka be,
. . fore buying. . -
UMBRELLAS ! UMBRELLAS !
WE HAVE A NICE LINE OF UMBRELA3, WH10H.WE WILL Rn
PLEASED TO SHOW TO OUR FRIENDS CUSTOMERS
PRICES RUNTROM 50ots. TO 3.0f
Remember we are now sellmgour third lot of ? -
Youths' and Boys' Suits.
Ask to see our Boys' Knee, pants at 35ote,
Matresses, Bed Springs, Chairs, Cheap
Beds, Cheap Tables and Bureaus,
Te bux and sell all kinds of
Very fi'espectfu Uy,
3E3C. S. Robiiison-i&COi
P S Look for new "ad'
1PHE KE FJSICE .
ASIHT
Tne Dry Good Merchant
Who- bought his itock thirty (30) days
&go or longer, reminds u? ol the worm,
which came out too soon, and was caught
by the eaily bird. We bought qut entire,
took ot Dry Qoods Ac. at least 15 per cent
cheaper than if we had bought theu 30
dajH ago, as there was a big drop in Dry
Goods in the month of March, which we
have leaped the benefit of
The sut stantiation thereof we submit the
su joined clean, fresh goods Irught
for taste and needs, as specimen valuta
low here prevailing.
. Ot-U .
Opct".
07cts..
Boys a rery Sett Cott nu
ll ie Deri Go ids 36
lushes wide, and in aim
f o tuiid tutJell for 12-?
Bijh beautiful tood
lot L .die's tbnt wai-.
Huys the lest quulity of
Ol'tsttr GinghniiiS, in very
ha d-?ine ityies. These
tioodi were ne.de to sell K.r
much in re, t ut hs the com
pjiny h9 failnl tbe ods
Wtrjet lJ till' ut a riducti .n.
15tit.
For the untf.1 lemuiut
Moiie S leent. J he
are n 1 the now.
On, 15ols Hoited Snsn Mull
hn vi in or b en 8'ld
f. i L i.mii -JO & 25 "
A k to see u 10 t4 tin ! P. i. hi- .
h i L oil. 'u liirt nuts
Our 50cts. all wool Summer
Weight Serges are the fastest
Selling- Woolen dress goods,
that wo hav ever had the
pleasure of placing before tho
Public.
In -kt-H fit.c Drts G.ods hsk'to see our
Putin Dfcrl.LTi, the in- st ttyh h diess gio s
i.f t! e sw? n. Put r.r ii dress p utcroa
(7 v b) No to hlikt.
IN DRESS TRIMMINGS,
WE HAVE A VERY LARGE
STOCK OF
, VWsMoi;ii.;ik
We are inaKiilc; a sneciiillv of
good dress linings, trimming
and all the other little
things, that go to
make up a stylish
dress,
And we have the finest dress
maker in the state with us.
Our Willi Dery.tiep-Ttment is lullr anl
wore varied thia season, than ever. Trsdc
bas alrendy bejjun in ihis department with
rvah. You hnd teller call curly if you
want t secore ihe eboioe Vtylei.
We will talk to you u little later abt,ut
shoes, we will jaat fay His now, that we
have over 12 ditf'erent styles of LtdiVs
Low cut aboes, ranging in prices from 60c
t J2 00 fif-i pr. The Hamilton Brown
$ 60 Oxford He i.i the best aboe made for
ervices t-tery pair fully guarantee 1,
Respectfully,
Jenkins Bros.
MONEY TO LOAN
OnLo.va time and eahy terms
in amounts of not less than
$300.00. Secured by first
mortgages on Real Estate, pay T
Tocnt mide by nnual install-
icents. Que Nov. lstteacji"
year. Apply to .
.S C. FI N LEY. Att'y at.Law,
Dec 5th Lincolnton. N.C.
LIME
' Important Notice.' -
Tbe finest and cbeapfedt Ume in.
America can be had in any quantity
on application to the ' v
Agrent at N. G. R. R. Station,
; mcolnton, N. C.
. Aug 61893 tf
low prices
Country'' produce.
every week.
1 Ji4.
. J. iJ-.tJ i
1894 .. . .V-. .1894.
: 0PENJE1) - AVITII
Harness, Bridles,
Saddles and in fact
ANYTHING
that i used, ue&deii( or to be f
WORN bv HORSEor MULP. f
With Fifteen years experience
I am prepared to furnish any
thing in my Lind at Hard Time
Prices, for Cash or Barter.
Repairing ' done on short
Give me a call and be con
vinced. Shop off $orfirt Square
back of W. H.-Wljchal.
Rest
J. P. BEAN.
KTotioe!
To the citizens of North 0ar
olina and adjoining States :
...
. yo,lr:,a!l(Sil Htuutlua to
1 luy 1,,,ul'!" Stock Plow, cotto
l-mti iH, Cotlbu llatiowMaiiJ Qibti
Iowh, the 1.4 at on (be tuarkut.
v . . . v .
You can afT.-rd to I.x-ea nuniU'r ot wlA.
aa there, is money, eaj tut sou cvaxi
afford tolofe the tppoitu.Ttv oi tuymg h
above meationel lnnuio? hpletueou, 4 .
there will be nionej Uft. z -j'
I still keep the Camel Skin Shoe, aci
my 3 00 Congress Sho& ln'iK:k
-. I aLso kf ep a general Hnft mcr-Lauli
and everything a ?f9ff-- .
Kep..rl fully,
' F. i.TOBY.
Apr. 11 93.,ly-
North Carolin') In Superfc'r Court- j
Lincoln County ) Before c JtUjhjlds cit
E JJd(ttonr Sarah 40 ) i : i
Bisaner et. ul ; .
T9 i Summons '
Tnyler Jfctton, Mary J 1
Jetton, Kd . 13itton,
Francia Britten, John )
J el tun et. al. .-. " i
Slate of Nonh Carolina to tho nonr(i
dent defendants in above ent I'ed proceed !
ing, Wary Jetton, Ed lirittjn, 'raoc
iiriit n. and John Jetton, Oreetiug : Ton ; 1
are hereby summoned. to be-arid appear be ;
lore the underaigoei Clerk oi tbe Auperi&r
Court ot Lincoln (birutvat hu office u
ald County, within ttceo.ty.daya alter tfaa
expiration of the -publication. -bkh i
pirea on 18th day of Hay and aa
swer or demure tJ thretilfon now oj 9
in ttiff office In aborntiiled roceedig
Tou are further nOtfiBdniial-this ia pr
cccding begnn by. pome .o the fceiraat lw
of Delia. Wilson 9for a , pYTt'tion ' tte
land forrnefly ' owclid by b-r aiuop &e
tenaot3 in common,' and fof sale thereof
in order to make partition among some of
said tenants. Witness my haou and 13
of otncethisl2tliday6ftVpr.il Ut4.
C Child c s c
April 13.
Ct.
Parties "desiring china paint V
' - - .- . - - f
ed or burned,' would do well to 1
', . r '
correspond with fVfiss Bett9
V-Aaiiderr.C9ncord. N-'
Also work: in o -Crayon, Pas4, :
tolle,&c. " " ; :
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