T M M 1L I MO IN 43 IT IB III.
LINCOLN COURIER,
LOCAL DKPAimiKN l'.
k srAKhurric.
LUiiui & 1'roprie.tor.
CUUKUii DIKKUTOKY.
t'uKnUVTKKIAN. Kef. R. . JohnatOn
lstor. I'reacoing every Jod, nd 4th
tijadaya 11 a. m. and b r. M.
.Sunday Sobuil every Sunday 5 P. M.
Srvito tor youinj peopla every Wednesday
Preaching at Iron t Station oa firhl
uudavs, i M.
M i'MiiHT -it iv. M. T. sttl, r-
Lr. 1'it.K-ti'ii; every 11 aud ad Sunday ,
11 a u. an- r. m.
Luriih.KAN liov J. A Kuduill, Pa
tor. iictiiUittj uv;ry Ut Sunday ; Trinity,
eveiy a ounuay ; Uauiel a evttry and and
4th Sunday. Hour 10 a. m.
ljUTuithAN.-Uev J. J. CJurjf, faalor
Chrry vine Isl aud Jd ciuuday iU:J a.
m Sen lech 1 at njghi buuday tioaool
tvt iy M'ri'i.tv . S " t til. Uark'a eterj
2d and lUi i;ni'iu . at 10:JO iu, flu ad ay
fcchool tV'I Sunday
V csteiibai r, jiasUir, Lutheran Chapel,
evciy 2nd .-uii. lay at 10:J0 a. m. aud ft IL
haiida nt.Jpin, kbeueer, 2ud Buuday
at.; i in '' . Itii Sunday at 10:30 a ,
1,uu.ul.m j n.in, ou -uU aud 4lu Sunday
at i iu. ! tiiui, l.nt and Jrd Suuday at
10.J0, a. iu. Friday's School iluuee, 1st
aud 3rd Sundays, i J a..
I'..t'iisr. IJ v. L). M. Austiu, Ba&ioi.
li.d' Inn-; very ;td Sundays al 11
a.. M. an. i ; . Al. riuQJay School
ever bund. iy .n ' I. il 1rayoi UibellU
evtrr J mil in, i-vouiiii.' al 7:UO.
Eii-coi ai. llev. VV.lC. WotUiur.Uuci
tor- Services ev.ry .""Sunday at 11 a iu,
cert ii i imiiiJy ; nl mia, lt, tfnu ana
every oilier liii Sunday; lloly CouiiiiUnioii
1st aud Hid ."Miiidays ; catechising 1 OUlld-
rtnevT) :pd mi inlay iu the t M. All
Curuial. iiiyitiMl to aituiid. Seal Kiee.
LINCOLN !ON,N. O. SEVT 21 1894
,V OFI Llt.
All Mil) c! iL ia who will couib up
and p!.y ( heir Uuck dub ou ub
8ciidioi nL tlio rules ot IM5 aud
pay "tin itll.ir in ad.liiion, CAti gttl
tbe Cin;il',ii out yen fn(u date of
eucb in Hi All who ftie ap
wllli Kut)sttti,tiou8 to dale can get
ouear" subscriptiou by pajmg
$1.00 t'dsk in advance.
This proposition is good only foi
cat-h.
Ra-k..t. Storn !
Oiu- Yra Cash Store!
S. S. Morris, of lrontuu, called
to srons sine.' our last ib8ue.
A .1-' lltcp, of Reepsville
jaad- us a ph-aant call this week.
Tin to will le service iu St
Luke's rliuivli next 6imday at 11
a. in. and p. in.
hV. .M. T Stoeleis conducting
a very smvessful meetintj at Cher
ry villi? tli is week.
Sh-rid' A. Nixon, we are
sorry t L ai n, is quite tick at his
home (iiieit. Main street.
Tin Registration Books are
now open. Let every democrat
Hie thai his name in properly
registered.
Kead t: e new Racket 4'ad",
and then theni for bargains.
Mr. K it ier will deal fairly and
Hpuarl v with yui.
The live and progressive tirm
of.Ienkiiif- IIims. have a new "ad''
m this i-ue. l'onder its truths
and he heiielited thereby.
lNiiieinher th is is your only
chuuee to Ltvt. tirst-class Photos at
home. (Quality hiirh, prices low.
Will leuvS. 1. L7th, sure!
Mr. L.J. Jlouserand family,
after sj.endinir the summer at
Fayette ('..urt House, Ala. have
returned to their home at this
place.
James Davidson, of Chester S.
C if on a vi.-it to his father Col.
Wm. i.e.- Davidson, He is on the
fciek li.-t and says he came with a
corpse.
Naval Cadets, William II.
Standley. L S. N., of California,
and Jones K. Walker, of Charlotte
X. C, are visiting Cadet R. Z
Johnston, Jr.
A .Sofia 1 Tea Wiis given at the
residence ,f Kev. K, Z. Johnston
on Wednesday night in honor of
the young Cadets who are visiting
Cadet R. '.. Johnstonk Jr.-
Mr. J no, Eudy, who has been
the operator ;)t the C. & L. depot
at this place lor a Jong while, has
gone to (ilo-tor, Ga., to fill a like
pefitiun. 'e part with him reluct-
:oatly and our best wishes attend I
mm.
Mr. Hlair Jenkins is now in
the nort hern markets laying in the
all and winter stock ot goods for
the linn ot Jenkins Bros. This
m one of our progressive firms
and they always keep first- class
poods.
fnlfn v ??!i T,Da edthe
following ticket at the Court HoUee
yesterday: lor the Legislature,
api a. w. ward; torCleok of the
Superior Court; for Register of
Deeds, J. F. Killian. The atnd
ance was small.
Mr.C. C. Stamey, of Fallston.
N- C, pasHed down the road on
last Monday enroute North to lay
in a stock of full and winter roods
for the firm ot Stauv.y tiros Wo
vrill, probably, let the people
know through the columns of The
outtiKH what he has on hand
when he retuniH.
Hon. C, B- Vttt will kd-
dresa the public at (JrouseV
Wednesday Qct. rd 1894 at
11 o'clock, at Lincolnton Oct.
3rd. at night. Let everybody
lear this Eloquent Speaker.
R- S- Reinhardt, Chairman.
-
Hood's 1'iPh rum ntueH. sick
heidichH, ludijH. lien, biliouenen
Tiyab.x.
lleuMtcrMlic i'luU.
The organization of the Dem
ocratic Club was perfected on last
Tuesday night at the Court house.
J. A. Abernethy, at a previous
meeting was elected to serve as
president. The following completes
the list of olricers:
H.E. Ramsaur 1st vice Presid
ent Dr. T. F. Oostner. 2a t Vice
President Prof, W. E. Mikel, Sec.
retary. Hugh Jenknis was elected
Treasurer, and Jacob Bisaner,
collector.
An executive comnittee, consist
ing of the President, Vice Presid
ents, D. W. Robinson and W . R.
Edwards will look after the wel
fare of the Club.
I. A. Abernethy and R. S. Rein
hardt were elected as delegates to
attend the State Democratic club.
which met in Raleigh yesterday.
The Lincolnton Club now numbers
64 members. The meetings of
this club should be well attended
and some judicious speeches
should be made at each meeting.
Wheu So M-tny people are taking
and deliviDg bem-tit from Hood s
SriifiapariHa, why don't .ou try it
yourselff It will hild n up.
Hond'd SarsaparilU will tr.ke you
BtrODg.
Waslilnffiou I.ellei-.
CorresDondenca of Courier.
Washington, Sept. 17, '94:
Secretary Carlisle has had to ex
plain to some interested party so
often that he is merely an execu
tive officer charged with the duty
of enforcing the tariff law as he
understands it, and that he has no
more authorty to change its ex
press provisions than he has to
change any othei law, that he
wouln't be human if he was not
very, very tired of the task.
Some of the things he has been
asked to do are fairly reasonable
but by far the most ot them are
simply out of the domain of rea
son. One sample of these re
quests will do to show the general
nature of all of them. The sec
tion of the new tariff providing
for the fr-e admiasion ot alcohol
used in the arts has been one of
the most troublesome to Secretery
Carlisle, largely because Congress
neglected to make any appropria
tion to pay the larger number of
inspectors that will be necessary'
to make any regulations adopted
by the Treasury even fairly etfect
ive. A committee represanting
the manufacturing chemists and
druggists, who will be greatly
benefitted by the law, has l:een in
Washington for some days, and so
anxious were its members to as-!
sistMr. Carlisle that they pro-!
r I
posep that the necessary num.-!
ber of Treasury inspectors should
j -,K . j
be appointed and that there Sal- f
uo ul;FuiuiCu oiui LUMi, mcic ou
aries would be paid by those man-,
Ufacturers who used the free alco-;
hoL and toev actually ecmed to'
uoi, dim tuey uciuany secmeu lo
be surprised when told that there
was one little drawback to such a
scheme it would be unlawful !
Secretary Carlisle will chortly put
in operation reo-iilation for the '
m operation regulations ior tne
enforcement of this section ot the
law, Without the appointment of .
any new inspectors, depending
lyu,, Putting the man...
facturers under heavy bonds to
' make then, t. ,i U
The govrnment receipts for
the first half of Sepv. have been
very a Lis factory, and there is
little doubt that the rec'ipts for
the entire mohth will exceed the
expenditures. It is also now as
certain as anything in the future
can be that the new' terilf will
produce inure than enough reve
nue to run the goverment'.
Senator Faulkner, chairman of
the 'Democratic ( 'ongressional
Campaingn Committee, has just
returned from New York. He re
ports the democratic party in
thatstate to be in much better
condition that might be supposed
by those who -depend upon the
Metropolitan press- for their in
formation. He thinks the domi
nation of Tom Piatt in the Repub
lican Slate Convention is going to
help the democrats. Of the Con-.
gressional outlook in the State he
says 'We are weak in one or two
distrits, but a careful
purvey of
. ;
the State convinced me that we
are not in so much danger of loos
ing" strength as some would like
to have it appear. The people
are being around to. the benefits
which accrue to them under the
new tnrilt. rnc.es arH wtfino-
lower even at this early date on
many of the staple articles of
daily use This is particularly
true 'Of goods coming under the
woolen schadiile, although, that
does not go into etfect until the
1st of next January, but the prices
are already being niarked down
in anticipation. One thing that
struct me very forcible was the
statements made on every hand
by the wholesale dealers of New
York Citvof marked improvment
in business, all of them being en
gaged in th pleasant task of book
ing; unusually largo orders, which
means that things are improving
all over the county, as these
orders -come from merchants m
every section.
Well, the administration has
been blamed for everything by the
republican "press,-hut the climax of
absurdity would seemed to have
been reached when it was blamed
for having allowed the Kentuck
ians from Col. P reck in ridge's dis
trict holding olllco in Washington
to go home to help Col. Rreckin
ridge in his light for renoinination,
Why, the adnvnistration has no
more right to say-' ..what :-an ollice
holder may or may not lo when
he takes the vacation which be
longs to him than it has to say
what grocery si ore he shall patron
ize. Ayei's Pn.s rogulnie the liver,
strengthen the sto;ii:tfi, mid cleans
bowels.
A. M. l:;il y, a wed kuowe c.tsen
ot Fug-ne, Oregon, sas h wile
has for e,UK S.ren trotdVed. wiih
lironic d:ar i hc i and u m! inai.y
icmedieH with liit-e M diet until sbe
t.ii l (y!iand i bun's Colic, Cholera
lid di.inl.oM Reiso'tiy, wLic.h has
cured her Houinl and w: ll. Give it
a trial aiid you wid l urplisd at
t.llO pKUlipf. M lief it s fl.Jlds. L" ami
f0 cent l.otths f r mi l.v lr, W.
Ij. ClOtlSM J uggis.
f n Agony
15 Years With Salt Rheum
Hood's Sar95parilla Cav a Perfect
f ,?"
"C. I. Hood &Co., Lowell, Ma.:
Hood's Sarsaparllla U an excellent medicln.
I had f f ena m Veft leg for
part ol the time my le was one mass of scabs,
and out every week corruption would gather
under? ti,e skin and the seubs would slough off.
Tho ltchingand Burning
sensation made me suffer Indescribable agonies.
I spent a great deal cf woney for different rem-
edie9 but dkt not get relief. About a year ago,
&p
ja a
fiOOCiS p11 WUKS
ties. Now all the sores, scabs and pain have
llsne1 aDfl 1 am ofmz perfect health. I
thlnk nood.s Slirsapariiia i9 second to none and
cr. '
ood.s pins let easily, yet promptly anJ
afflclenUy, on the liyer and bowels. a
Leonard, T&,
Wbil in GWai, Mr. CbHrtes L.
"KMiiler.'st prorrinWi! shoo merchant
of De Moom-h, had ipiito a
fcer oust one of n. ? iKk such
a Hvr old Ibni lie ,5ouId hardly
talk or navigate, hoi t'be- prompt
ue of CiDtHilain,8 Coogh Remedy
coied him of ln cohl o quickly
that others the bote! who bad
b3d colds followed hiaexampio and
half a dozen persona oidered it from
tne nearest drog 9tor. They weie
proinNe in their ihankn to Mr.
Kalder foj (t iling them hw toenrn
h brti wi'd so piickly. For salo by
C rone Diugtreht.
Suffeiera liun tlyspp.via Unxti
only IheoiaelveN to blam if they
rVil lo test the wonderlul curative
qnatitiea of AyerV Sarnapariha
In purifying the blood, tbia mwU
u-.ine strengthenK every organ of the
IkxIj, and even the mowt abused
s t oiu ne h in wKn rertored to healihj
action. ... . ' -
The l.atlleH lirluu.
No woman cau her beautiful with
out a good complexion, and no com
plexion oan le good without good
houlrh u n I iinru l.t.v . - Y
t p7 7 , ,1
Blood Balm wUl beautify your com-
pLi xion by., puiifyiug and eoriohing
your bloon. Try it lor ali nit in and
blood diseases, It neer fails to
cure the most in veterite cases after
ennneitt phyrtifshipa have, tailed
Price $1 00 per Inige bottle- For
sae by diugjiiwtH. : .See udiertise
meut eUewheie.
Racket Store.
Of goods going at
half value
L you want to see your dollars
grow corno to see us.
If you want value
for your money
come to see u..
If you want bargains that Iook
larger out oft he store than
they do in come io see us.
jou want to save ruodey an what
you buy in clothing, shoes, hats
dy goods, notion?, tinware
&c coe to see ti. We
have got the goods
aud they ate go
ing and must
be gone
by
i he firt of J.inuary 1805 ho do u t.
fail to take advantage ot this
opportunity as it wdl not last. lon
Look out for our next4'ad'
KESPE-JTFULLY.
J. L. KI STLEK, pi op.
NOTICE LAND
SALE!
By Tiituc oi an order this day made by
the Suj.erior Court of Lincoln county in a
proceeding- there pending entitled "F J
Jetton et al rs Tg'yior B J-ltoa et al' I
i 1 -ll Rt pudlie auction on th premises
on Saturday 20thTlHy of Oct 1891 at n&on
11 that part of the Deh " Winon tract of
lnl alloitel t F J Jetton and others the
Jetton h'tirs in ali proceeding, lying in
i atawb Springs Township of Lincoln
c.mnty kd d con laii: in? 96 acres. full de
fer iaiorr rf which may be found on refer
t-TH e t stid proceeding.. .Terms of sale:
4 cash, balnnce in qual installaienta on
tix and twelve months credit, on note with
approved security, bearing interest, and
title received until paid for in full, with
priv.lege To the putchas'r of paying all
' cash. This 15tU day of Sept. 1894.
I A. Lis Cherkt, com.
Sept 14, '94 4t.
Sihi of Ohi', Oily of Toledo,
ljueas County.
ss.
Fiarik .) Cbi'DHv niad an o'li
t hat be !tt iIih ht-iMir pai(;ir of IIm
(-noir pr u-r f ihe firm oi F. - J
Oneuey & Co-, doing busmes in iha
City of Toledo, County and &'at
afoioaid. hdiI that Haid firm will
pay the unl of one hutidred do'.lais
lor each and cver easo of ('atarrh
lliat muor. cineo" by the use ot
Hall' Catarrh Cure.
Fiunk J Cheney.
Swcrn to and lutore nie. and hiiU
rciiiMi iu iu piff.i-iM e. 'his Cil
day of Decern i nr. A D. 1SH:
Ul A.Wa.LB1T-.r
( xtolar Putilic
Hall'H (.;atHrrh ture i- taken inter-
nally and acts diiectly on the bhnid
and mucous huitacea of the ftem.
Send for test imoinuls, tree.
F J Cheney & (Jo, Toledo, O:
lrfold by Druggists,-75c.
LIXCOLXTtlX M4KKET
Itenorted for the Courier every
Thursday moiuing by Uapt. B. F
Grigg :
Cottou 7f
Wheat per bu CO
Corn " 70
Meal 75
Flour, Buhr " 100 IIm 1.50
Flour Patent " . . 1.80 0.00
Pork "lb 0
Brtcou aides " ,N C 80
BiiNtn iiinrt " 91
Meet 4 round ,r
L-inl N. C 10
VaHow " 4
Chirki ij.s 12 lo 15
Bntier per lb 10 to lS
Honey " 41 10
Eijg8 loz. . ; . 8
Rags lb . . . .
Hides, green . ..
Hides, dry 5
Wool, washed " u 1st olasn. . 30
Cabbage ' " 1
Apples, lined " " .
Peachca dried " ' unpeeled
Peaches itried " " peeled ... 7
Apples green pel bu 40
SeiM Polnteeis " " ...... .'0 4(1
Peas " k HO
lri.h " .'0
Onions ' ,'J0
Onion seta "der txifthel $1.80
IMaCtt ei r es dned, per lt ... 4
-ert;X . ier pound.. 12 15
OiN ACCOUNT OF
THE
We have made the follow
inG reductions on qup
DIRIESS BDfMTS
i 75c Wooh n dress ge.ods re-
I ducel to 50ets
50. Woohn dres Oods re
duced to 3fct8
40c. Yolen dress grod re
duced to SOcts
ductions shortly, as our Buy
er is now in the northern mar
kets buying under the New
TaritP, which means cheaper
goods.
Respectfully.
A HEARTY RESPONSE
OF A
Wise and Discriminating Public
to the bargains we have advertisedjin the Count Eii,"ha.s Tdeter
m'uied us to continue these
Unprecedentedly ow Frices
ON ALL KINDS OF
Dress-goods, Dry-goods, Shoes, Hats, Under-
wear, &c, &c.
The best values for the money ever placed on this niarke
are to be found in our plain White and Fancy, Di ess and
Neglige $ hirts, pi ices range from liVts. to SI .r)() and are act
ually worth 25cls to $2.25.- The few rtmuuimg Straw Hllts
y;e have left we will close out at half-price, j'ow is our op
portunity to buy seasonable goods ut half their value.
Special attention Is d. reded, to new aitiiicnoiis in ( LOTHINU aud
SHOES-
Everything is warranted to be as repreenteil. We siudv ihe interests
of our Customers and it shall ever be our purjHise to
nam the lowest pr'ce obfainatde.
lef ore buying any kind of SHOES, soo how cheaply they can
be had of,
YOlJte T1U7L )
Dudley Lumber Company.
DA IYUISXAKT, Iyns. '.;.;)":, '..
) VAHLWK S,rt.,i- Vr.
GRANITE FALLS, N. C.
Building Material of all kinds. Doors, S-sb, Lumber and
Shingles. We can a fiord to give good J'arganis, becaie
we have the best of Timber at our door. Contractors &
Builders will save money by dealing with us.
Our shops lire located on the C & Ij H It Order a leceivc prompt attention
ADDRESS. Dudley
For
SUGARS,
COFFEES
IS
call on
A. W. REEDY. .
Satisfaction Guaranteed
North CakomjoV
h
thu Surior C-urt.
LnHOI.N C'tH NTV. S
Myra iSain, David ari'l Wi a Frames, Ia
vid A. Sain, I'ollv Ann W'iH :inl
I'iMi'l We-Si'V ii J-
Auain- S
W. It H..wr. X.i,.,',. , r. a ! hn 1
ifl llnllitiun lt c'd . t e!ey .'siin i lei
ethers. j
Stiitfi 1 Nor li 'arolirm.
To nonre-"nK'i.t li f ii!r.t Wesley San..
Von are lierely i.(,tilid Hi it v"ii or. r-.
liiirel an 1 s inniion''d tn lei mh-1 nprenr
hef.re th ludgi of our Sii.er!ir o.irl.sil
a court to te litild for the County " I.in
eoln, at the Court lloun in Lirir(,!ntti.o!!
the Sixth Mind-iy altr tlio first Monday
in SeptaiuU'r ISO I. and answer or di'innr
to the cmilaint of the ab ve named pinip.
tiffs, which will bo depo.sit"d in the ol'ie.'
ot the Clerk of t he Superior C'urt l iid
eountv within the (irt lhn-; day ot tlie
term. You wil luriher takfi notice, lint
this is an action lo compel the AdmmUt'ir
tor of Daniel lfaUman to sell fmd t' j y
debts of the estate and if you fail to answer
or demur to said ooni plaint within that
term, the plaintiff will apply to tiii Court
for the relict deniHiided in the complaint
in 1 the col ot tho action. " '
Witness my hand and official s-h! thi-t 20
day of August 1S94.
C K CuiLDa, esc
Lincoln county, N C-
MTGEFTS LAN I) SALE
A mortjiAe having trcn executed ly A
L. Keinhardt and Lis wife Nanc3 Ii n
hardt to the undersigned dated June Urid
lirSl, to secure the payment of a debt then
contracted, and detanlt baying been rundf
in the psvment of said debt at maturity:
Now by virtue of the authority in me ve-t-ed
by nod mortgage, I will sell at puMic
Auction, for oath, at the Court House do r
in Lincolnton, Line ?'n county on Oct-Ij
1st , 1S94 at neon, the land mentioned in
said mortgage lying in LinoInton wn
sLip and fdjoinir.g tbe lands of S P. hjii'-r-rill
and otheis, taid tnct containing two
acres three rocda and tl.irty three po'c.
Said mortae i duly recorded in Lin
coln C-Junty Registry Book, No pies
48 Jr 14 in Regisf-r'a Of9ce of I.ii.oln
O junty.
J. R. Lewi, Mt'fie".
Augut, 24 1894. 4t
In onler to intro'liice (.Li.ii.iO
Uin- Coush Remedy Leit t-h 'd
several dozen bottles on stiict
guarantee anu have found every
bottle did ood servct. Wm havo
used it ourselves ntd think i f-ip
e'or to any other. Wl Mokv.
.lm yisville, W Vra. For sl by Dr
V L Crouse, Druggist,
Lumber Co.,
Granite Falls, X
0
Mi3llerel l ite Y';rs JurI.
I
! Mr. Hihk. VV:,n,,c ,.f Atlanta, Oa
suffered live yrnr with vmlent in
I digestion. iiad tried al! kinds of
i ined eiii", and a nuintiej of eminent
doi-lois. He sny.s"! I 'd of youi
j ieined, I tried K iin ! Un bottbs
i completely euied me.1' Try it lor
all forms.of indiges' ioii -.iiid d
pepsl-t. 11 I'I'O'I i:iii.-i t'ruv owcis
per mttie, Need to ;?.t-. O. Tyiier
Diuj.'gisr, Aitnt5:i. (;... f.r 1m k ot
aiticulKi-.
Chbin)icrio.u,'ti --(i ifi.in OintJ
Is n ivrt'iifi run' fi; ' 'iin i-V-rc
(i.-aniibfil Kyo i .:!:-, Smi Nirj.l-s. 1
J V.er.i.i,THU i, S:il!. ICheiMi rit.d -.'.U
For putt in1: a li rv in a t';i:c ! :l -(lition
Iry lr ( n iv1-1 f.axj'io-, '
They ton' lip the s"N ai I i'.i".'..fio. .
Ins.' of nppcti'e, r, .-vc r ?i-dr nlion, i
kidney ilisonh rs aril (' (.- vori!is, :
W life to f.n ot j.. v ; : .ld liorf
'nicy
M0NI5Y TO LOAN
Our. i m i r i m :. v.' r i-:sti
in ainoiUit !' t.vd lcs t!i:::.
$-50-00 Se.-iircd by hi i
imjrtLii's on Real lstnto, ji;
ment m-uh: by ..i. iual inst: i
incuts. pue Nov. 1st. o o !i
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