THE iLIK .BIN 43DUIEIEIR,
LINCOLN COURIER,
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
tfb STAKKEXTK.
Kdiloi A Proprietor.
CliUKUii D1KKCTOKY.
! t pgKSBTTKRiA' -Her. R. Z, Johnston
! s i t r Preuhinff efery 2nd, aud 4th
! LJ U A. M. and 8
! i am uj doliu.i ?ery Sunday 5 P. M.
1 vrviti I'r youmi people every Wednesday
I ; t p m.
Pruning at Iron Station on first
, uudy.3?. M.
.tgiU.Diir -rUf. M. T. Steele, - Pas.
, , frwi-:ii!ii5 e?er 1st and 3d Sunday,
I j Yi'a m.. itd ai.
! ; ujia Kev J- A Rudiaill, Pa.
l .' jkUfbage eory 1st Sunday ; Trinity,
fcff) tti Sunday ; Daniel's every 2ud and
t " .-una), m.
LviasHAN. Kev. J. A rtudieill, Pastor
i Ci.errJlUe ist aQCl yr(1 auQday 10:30 a.
; , a', tiers icea also at njgbt Sunday School
' every Sunday. Stiivke at St-Mark'a every
! nrd 4 Cti Sunday, at 10:10 a rn, Sunday
i I every Sunday
I j Ll junAMUau vnud, Kev. B. L.
I l latetiUief, paitur, Lutheitin Chapel,
j f.t'ry Ji'd uuJay at 10:30 a. in. and 4th
, Friday t 3 (i'nj, tbenezer, ind -Sunday
; I l: j p tn teiid. -Ita .Sunday at. lU.iiO a m.
f I LatjrU'iy Aljlld, ou iiri.t and 4th Sundaye
j J p ui. Uctnel, let and 3rd Sundaya at
j.u, i'rii. ' Friday's Scnool iiouee, 1st
' ' ' -A Sfd S-udaya, o p rr..
! riiPiiir. Kev. D. Al. Austin, Pastor,
j yAiu tvery 3i Sunday at 11
A jl. and sl.uo P. Al. Sunuay ScLooi
I , . .r sanity at i P. M Prayer meeting
: . v.-ry I'tur-.Jay eveninir at 7:00.
; Ei i-rco. al Kev. V. 11. Witinore.Rec
r. lie r woe every Sunday at 11 a ta, tin
i ! Sundays; at nigbi, on 1st, 2ml and
, v other 4iU Sunday; llly Com re union
? i t '"-I unUa,js ; uatecliiiilig ol cli'ld
f "r'ijter Jid rsuiitJay in ihe P Al. All
t; rJ'ai.i liiyitoi iu attend. Suata Prea.
rrNCOLNTO;N.O. MAY 17 180o!T Thf dwellinK of Mr- Jame
... - - ; Homesly, of ChfirryviJle, was ac-
a. on r.i;.
A!i fc-ubf ciitis who will come up
.jiJ ibtlr back dues ou 'nb
Acfijiti'ju at the rutes of 5fl.L'5 and
j one dollar iu addition, can gel
lb e Courier one veni frtm date of
aucb pa riu'iit. All who are up
vyitji aa'iHciijjtioLH to'djle can' get
6iieyear mbscripiiou tiy pay'Lg
1. UO d'.zh in aJcunce.
: Tbinj reposition is good only for
...-Mr. J. A. Stiles of Mr.. Holly,
vjih iii town on Monday.
:. Mr. Will Y. Warren, represent,
mglho Gastonia Gazette, one of
lb) Lt-st weeklies in tho state was
iri Lincolnton on Monday.
Kev J, J. Renn Presiding
KUKr of Shelby District, passed
thruuh town on Monday en route
4ioin& from Lowesvillo.
Mr.' Thomas Babington, of
Shelby was in town last Sunday.
Tho common jail of this coun
ty now has but one inmate a
priioimr serving a sentence for
wile desertion.
Dr. Jno. W. Sam is attending
tho annual meeting of the State
Medical Society in Goldsboro this
..'week.
Last Monday. lith of May,tho
Blue Ridge Mountains were cov-
nd with snow. It was visible from
tli; court st mart1.
Rev. J. F. Moser, the pastor I
preached io his congregation at
the Methodist church on last Sun
day. Mr. Geo. Coon has placed us
under obligations to him by bring
ing to our oflice about a gallon of
Ung'1, del'cions strawberries
Many thanks Mr. Coon.
The next rogue that visits the
litiinery of the editor's premises
may find himself unable to get
wav. We have prepared for him
' v secret means that he will learn
. ' a his next visit,
Mrs. Ella Harrill, has return
ed Irotn a visit to relativesat New-t-
n.
Rev. Yardrey McBee and wife
v - ho have been on a visit to Mr. Y.
-. McBee, have returned to their
i' me in Wilkes county.
The Methodist Sunday school
had a delightful picnic at theMiss-
MoDanieFa Springs on last Sat-
urd iv. A large crowd was in at
t nclnnce and a good dinner wa3
.atly enjoyed.
Mr. J. L. Graham, of New ton,
s lis furniture and you would be
surprised to know how cheap his
K 'ods are going. When you go to
Newton call in and sec hi3 nice
v. ell arranged store.
Yount k Shrum of Newton
r irrv a large lot of ready made
goods ana will be pleased to serve
you at any time.
Mr Allen Ramsaur ot Char
lotte, spent Sunday in Lincolnton.
One of Lincolnton'a most not
ed fishermen reports that he caught
eel this week in the South Fork
River with "40 partioles of gold in
its craw."
Mr. Overton a Colorada miner
is aj;ain in this county looking
after gold mining interests.
Our citizens are discussing tho
question whether the top part of a
wheel rolling on the ground moves
faster than the lower pnrt. Try it
and you will be surprised at the
result.
We are pleased to learn that
Rev. Chas. L. Hoffman of Char
lotte, a Lincoln county boy and a
rising young minister of great
promise is this summer to enjoy
the advantages of an extended trip
abroad.
The city fathers have elected
Ex-Sh'tr J. K. Cline toin Mar
shall for the ensuing year. A good
selection.
A little child of J. H. Carpen
ter, section Master on the C. C.
railroad, died near Waco on the
loin.
A belled buzzard was seen
near Maiden this week. When it
would flap its wings the' other buz
zards would hie from it tor the
bell would then ring rapidly.
W. h. Lowe of Newton. has
the largest stock of musical instru
ments that we have ever seen in.
one place. He can furnish yon
anything you want in the line of
! instrements.
j cidentally burned on labt Tuesday
ortling. Very little, if any
thing, was saved from the ravages
of the flames.
A little child of Mr. B. C.
Wood swallowed a piece of chick '
en bone on Wednesday of this
week and it is thought an opera
tion will have to be performed to
remove the same. The child is in.
a critical condition.
A young man by th name of
Waltor Goodson, living in the vi
cinity of old Stone Wall Furnace
suddenly and misteriously disap
peared about Christmas and has
not been heard of since. -Some of
his neighbors fear he has been
foully dealt with.
We spent last Wednesday at
Bellwood, it. being the first day's
exercise of the closing term of that
institution. Rev. II. M. Blair
preached the annual sermon on
the occasion. The sermon was
good and the people were well
paid for their attendance.
At the annual election ot the
stockholders of the North State
Hotel Company hold last Tuesday
eve, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Pres
ident, S. G. Finley; vice-President
Samuel Lander; Directors, Dr. V
L. Ciouse, Hugh Jenkins, S. D"
Burgin ; Sec'y and Treasury, A.
Nixon.
Mr, Joseph Walters, a con
verted Jew, Presbyterian, will lec
ture here Wednesday evening May
22nd, at 8 o'clock, at the court
house for the benefit of the 4 La
dies Aid Societies" of the Presby
terian and Methodist churches.
Subject : "Found the Stumbling
Block to the Jew," or "Why the
Jews are not Christians." Mr
Walters comes to us well recom
mended and we hope our people
will go out to hear him. No ad
mittance fee but a collection will
be taken.
President Cleveland has ap
pointed Samuel L. Rogers Collec
tor, for this District to succeed the
late Capt. M. E. Carter. Mr. Rog
ers was Clerk ot the Superior
Court of Macon County when he
was appointed chief Chief by Kope
Elias, then Collector. He has al
ready discharged the full duties of
Collector twice once while Mr
Elias' case was held up in the Sen
ate, and again since the death of
Mr. Carter. There were many
worthy applicants for the vacancy,
but we thiuk the President made a
happy selection.
Mrs. Ann Keener, wife of Mr.
Lewis Keener of Ironton Town-
ship, this county, departed this
life on the 14th inst. She had
been in declining health for sev
eral months and the announce
ment of her death was not unex
pected. She attained the great age
of ninety-one years, and this long
life was spent in the county of her
nfttiyity. At the W'hitener cele
bration in Catawba couuty last
year she was mentioned as the on
ly living grandch'id ot the old pi
oneer.Henry Weidner. Her re
mains were .laid to rest in the old
Keener burying ground."
Oarnm! Onriilvnt.
Ihere w;ll be a grand masked .
carnival at the skating rink on
Friday night, May 24th at which j
time the rink will close for the
summer. All skaters will be in
fancy dress and masked. The first
thing on the program will be the
grand march led by the President
immediately after all will unmask,
and the tounament will then be
gin. The first tounament will re for
ladies exclusively. : The one tak
ing the largest number of ring in
three rounds will be awarded the
first prize, then will follow the
tounament for gentlemen under
like condition.
Next yill be the race for l&dies ;
the prize to be awarded to the one
making the fastest time in five
rounds. Then will follow the hur
die race for gentlemen.
After this will follow general
skating. The following rules have been
ad or ted to govern the. tounament.
Each member will secure a tick
et of admission by applying to the
Secretary, Mr. R. E. Ccstner, and
no one will be allowed to skate
who does not present his ticket at
trie door.
2. No member will be'ailowed
to skate who has not on a fancy
costume.
3. All members wishing to take
part in the tounament will hand
in their names to the Secretary by
the 23rd of May.
4. An admission fee of lOcents
will be charged for all who are not
members of the club.
Fire Association Ornnizel.
Last Wednesday a number of
farmers met in the Court House
and organized an association for
Lincoln county of the Farmers'
Mutual Fire Association of North
Carolina. Tnere are already sixfy
applications for membership. The
meeting was organized by electing
Hon. A. Costner chairman and R
M. Roseman Secretary. The fol
lowing were elected permanent of
ficers: S. D. Burgin, Sec'y and
Treas ; RM Roseman, Supervis
ors; W F Kelly, Catawba Springs
Township ; II P Kiilian, Ironton ;
William Costner, Lincolnton ; J II
Warlick, Howards Creek ; Wm. L
Baker, North Brook.
It was agreed that the policies
go into effect at 12 o'clock noon
July the 1st 1S95, to which date
the meeting adjourned.
The object ot these branch asso
ciations (which shall not consist
of less than one,nor more than two
coun ies) is to secure by mutual
co-operation, the protection of
farm property, or any detached
buildings, against . destruction by
fire wind or lightning. Each
branch Association is only liable
for assessments from losses within
its own territorial limits. Should
a loss occur each and every mem
ber is then required to pay to the
secretary and treasurer, within
ninety days, his pro rata share oi
the loss.
The Association is chartered by
an' act of the North Carolina Leg
islature, approved March 6, 1893
The branch association of this
county is composed ol our best
citizens, anm starts out with favor
able indications of success.
Your Physical CJoutlltton
iieeds atteution at this time. I
you are tired, weak acd neivous, it
is clear that your blood K- iinpu e,
t od w tbout doubt b re ba been
too mucli over-work or t-traiu ou
I rain and tody The o ure of
treatment for uch a condition is
r.taiii HLd simple. The blood tauu
first be purified e" that the nfrvoiQ
h 8o), and in fact all Ve orgar
wi 1 be fed i-non pore blotd. la' 1 .
Iigint people without Mtmber ba
teft fi-d ttiat the best blood inrfi r
nerve tonic ar d 8'reuRth imparling
ineti. ine is Hood'u SaieapKiiKa.
Nei viusr6is, Iok8 of 8.iep and een
i ral debi ity al' va eVwbfD Hoods
Sarfaparilla t pers.st-ir.ly tkm ;
in a woid, beabh and happiness fol
low atUr takin2 HooV fc'arsriMriK
la.
An Early Separation.
The colored people Lad an ex-
cursion on the Chester & Lenoir
railroad last Thursday. One Reu-
ben Smith of Chester was on
board. Reuben had an eye on one
Swanie Hoke, a likelv colored girl
of tliis place. The girl's parents
were opposed to the union of the
two. Both went on the excursion
and when thev came back to Lin-
coluton there was but one. Aj
preacher on l!ie train had made
them one.
When they came back
to Lincolnton the mother ot tho
damsel got on board to look after '
her daughter. She found her, but
did not find her willing to stop
over. Parental control was not
entirely lost. The old lady com
manded and the daughter obeyed.
When the train movnl off the new
ly made husband missed his bride
and had the train stopped and run
back for her, but the bird had
flown". Smith went on to Chester,
his home, and his wife still abides
with her parent. Smith was an
employee on the C. A: L. railroad.
We do not know what will be the
final result of the affair. The girl
is a daughter of Thos. Hoke, a
worthy and respectable colored
man.
A lady at Toolejs La., was Tery
sick with billions culic when M'C
Tialer, a r Eminent merchant of
the (own gave her a bottle ot Cham
berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar
rboea Remedy. He says she was
well in forty minutes alter taking
tho first dose. For !ale b Dr W L
Crout-o, Diuggls'.
Fallston X. C-
It was our pleasure on the 14 th
ot this month to attend the clos
ing exercises of Fallston Institute. I
an educational institution located j
at the the beautiful little village
of Fallston iu Cleveland county.
1 rot. b. C. 1 hompson ot Alamance
county is the Principal of this
school and ably assisted by Prof
J. S. Johnson of Johnson county.
These gentlemen have become a
part and parcel of the community
and are held in high esteem by the
entire citizen ship of good people.
Having just rsUirned from the
place and this being the day to
print our paper we cannot give a
full report this week.
We want to speak of the school
and the town, in full, in our next
issue. Our time and space is lim
ited this week, but we must say be
fore closing that the annual address
by Rev. W. P.-McCorkle of Sholby
was all that could have been asked.
Found in an Auger Hole.
Mr W. D. Lackey of Fallston in
Cleveland county, was moving or
tearing away an old house on his
place last week when he found out
more of his ancestry than he had
previously known. A log of the
old building was split up and an
auger hole with a pin driven in it
wa3 laid bare. Under this pin was
the flyleaf of an old book upon
which was written :
Jas. Lackcv, his book, was born
in the year of our Lord, 1727, May
llth."
The flyleaf had been placed iu
the anger hole with great care and
on the top of it was found a piece
of glas3 and on top of the glass
was found a little bunch of hair
resembling hog hair.
The old gentleman that did this
was the great great grandfather of
W. D. Lackey.
The Best Medicine.
J. O. Wilson, Contractor and
Builder, Sulphur Springs, Texas,
thus speak3 of Ayer's Pills :
" Aver's Pills are the best medicine I
ever tried; and, in my judgment, no
better general remedy could be devised.
I have used them in my family and
recommended them to my friends and
employes for more than twenty years.
To my certain knowledge, many cases
of the following complaints have been
completely and
Permanently Cured
by the use of Ayer's Pills alone: Third
day chills, dumb ague, bilious fever,
sick headache, rheumatism, flux, dys
pepsia, constipation, and hard colds. I
know that a moderate use of Ayer'a
Pills, continued for a few days or weeks,
as the nature of the complaint required,
would be found an absolute cure for the
disorders I have named above."
"I have been selling medicine for
eight years, and I can safely say that
Ayer's Pills give better satisfaction
than any other Pill I ever sold." J. J.
Perry, Spottsylvania C. II., Va.
AYER'S PILLS
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Maa.
Every Dose Effective
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AUTOIJARl'S $: 50, t) $10, A
coidrai.s 50 cents to 551'), lUujos 81
to Cb", Guitars 54 '25 to $20, Vic
SI lo 2'. Mandolius S3.50 to
Harps 5c to ai.50. Gem Koller
Organs 555. Largest stock in the
State. Send me your orders. Ad"
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LOWE'S MUSIC HOUSE,
Newton, N. C.
BEAR With us a LittlE
Steels will not Break.
Que of the most perplexing
things to a Dry Good man is to
secure an ail round satisfactory
(Jorset, at a moderate price ;
And this was certainly a very
perplexing thing fcr us, until we
secured the agency for !heCeie
biated Featterbouo Corsets.
Their New Model No. 250 Extra
Long VYaisf, ol which w have just
r. ct '.ve l a la"P ?t c', ia und n!
edly. THE PEST FITTING, THE
M03T COMFORTABLE an,! by
far tho BEST WEARING CORSET
on the mnikfit for SI 00
We have built up ihe biggest
corset trade in this sectioned
we credit our success entirely
to the
Featherbone Corset.
Ju t ae soon as we gave ti : ii
ter brand;', ml prt 'n full
lite of FEATHERBONE
g' ods, our ttade in Cornets be
gan to luctease and continu 8
to do sr.
We alvva fl k ep on bands lull
fitcck of Noa. from 18 to 30. in
the following 6tyhs :
Nursing Corst Ho 150 Loug
Waist.
No. 250 Extre Long Wais'.
This is thastjlo of CrrMt that Li
nk's' havo long wished foi ; bu
were never fullv tntisned nutil th:s
model catno our.
Vo are authorized to refund
tlie moucy for Featherbone
corsets, if not entirely satisfac
tory after four weeks trial.
WE ask PERSONS WANTING
a Good Cheap Corset, to try our
50ct. Torset Mfg. by the Feath
erbone Corset company. We
have an Immense Sale on this
corset.
BESPECTFULL Y,
Jenkins Bros.
"NO HUMBUG."
I have no "private receipt that cured
me" to g-lvo you. NO C. O. D. FRAUD,
12 BIT"1 have eot a cure for Lost
D J B Manhood and all the ills
that accompany this disease. And as
this advertisement costs money, and
my MEDICINE 13 WORTH SOME
THING, I have isppep 99
nothing: to give you
The product of pure North Carolina herbs.
Tablets, 60 in a Box, : by mail.
Sealed, Postpaid
If you can be cured, this will cure.
Write me stating- your case, and if .
is enclosed, I wi.l send medicine ana fuU
directions, and will guarantee a cure. If
I can do no good, will say so and return
your money. V rite to me.
JAS. A. SMITH, Druggist,
NEWTON, N. C.
Mention thi
frtmrfi t-1"'
s paper.
SO GEJfcE? IS THE BEST.
O yilWEiriTFOBAKINO.
. CORDOVAN,
FRENCflfcCWAMCUXQ CALF.
f4.3" Fine Calf M(ak6Aroi
$ 3.P POLICE, 3 soles.
4Oso2.W0RKlNGMEtfs
.EXTRA FINE
' 2.I7.? BCYS'SCHHJLSHOtt
LADIES'
jr rwn rop CATALOGUE
'iV&W- L-DOUG LAS
Over One Million People wear tha
W. Lo Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes
All our shoes are equally satisfactory
They elve the best valae for the money.
They equal custom ahocs In style and fit.
Their wearing qnalrtle are unsurpassed.
Tha prices are uniform, stamped on sole.
From Si to $3 ved over other makes,
if your dealer cannot suppl j ycu we can. told bj
H. . Ko'JUist n & Co.
L'ucolnton N. C.
Maunot & Rtop., Cherryville, N,C.
WTien Baby was dek, we gave her Castorta.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clang to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
MTW
We Undoubtedly are Showing the Most At
tractive line of
Dry Goods, Wash Dress GoodS,
Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Furnish-
ing-Goods & Notions
Ever Displayed over our Counters.
The prices are lower than one would expect considering tho
quality of the fabrics. The most critical examination of our
Clothing for Men Bop & Children,
will be a pleasure to us and a satisfaction to every purchaser.
Oar line of Fancy ami Negligee Shirts is the lat st production for youog
men and are piicetl from .25?. to .50 leas thi yoa would be
charged elsewhere. We still hold tho lead ou SHOES and
are receiving daily additions to our hlready Urge Stock.
Whu you come to town rnako oar Store your resting place, and bm sure
to tafce home wfii too some of the many bargains we ftVr you.
Don't Make a Single purchase Until you have Looked over Our
STOCK.
RESPECTFULLY,
Still in the LEAD.
We h.' e just r .L-ivt'd a V; ii.r
of Chulli t tint I. i i cf'tton nut ) t
-ill wool (jooil.-i. 'otU) hallux I
5.. the wool al 15e. We hare fu
llest linen! penal in ii e placn al
8.. olhei p'op'e ReU the panic good
it l'JA Vi hIbo hvo a nice line
ol fijiun a l-i n 1 1 5, H und 10c.
Ask to see our line ol Lad if h Bl'k
SilK mits fr m KM up.
You -houhl see our line of i
Lad Ganze Vests Ve
have the best and cheipest
line in ihe county. ! you
want a lace rap or hat
ur ImI, if io ut Pie
KACKIOL'
is ihe p'aro t get it a
Half Value.
Do you want Shoes t
If t-o, go to the It oke S'oie for
what you want in the l oc I n as
e have t'o' Ihe km l ou w-inf, tvje
N'jle and j iice y u w;mt
Do ou wear pants?
Do you want a new p lir ?
If so, at the K-icket i the place
to ift-t ttieru at halt va ne. Fro n
50 up.
How about straw huts for men
arid boys V
TheK-M-kt-t has jit t ut the price
half in two this st a-on.
If y u want extra vaN
tie fcr 3 oar money, we
ate ihepeopla thai can
g ve. it to 3 on.
MILLINERY
We have been in the rwkii ou thi.s
lii.e of g o is i hi- u a c u. Our 4.h
.hiirmnt t lhe CO N I aft jr.st
coaie ir, w uch con sat a of
I a lus, M eats. n I Childrena Hats
Which are ot the latest
Stxlee, also fljweM and
Ribhona. it jou h?ive
uot got your I at icr
the suminer yet, the flack'et
ia the p ace lo tinrt what
ou want.
We will reciive in a few u a
big lot of S raw Mhttiug for
Carpets whic'i will vo aold at a
bargaiu.
When you want bargain'-, xtra
value tor our money rome urouud
on Kioadway to ibt Ricktt S'Oie
where iLe chii alwajn be f.-jud.
RESPECTFULLY
J. L. Kistler.
LOOK HERE FRIENDS !
If you want furniture Cheap anil on Easy
terms call on me before buying.
I have bought out the furniture department of Smyre Rhyne
& Co., and will sell their entire stock within the next 30 days
at and below co.tt. Remember I keep a full line of
Sewing Machines, Coffins & Caskets.
Goods so'.d on long lime tustalln eut plan arm for ah. I will take
Vheat, Oats and Corn at market pricet
Come to pee me aud be convinced.
VERY RESPECTFULLY.
J L GRAHAM, Kewto ,K.C.
VJK PVSl'HPilA, .
ZtClcftiou, -;.tl suiaut h disorders, um 'i
MKOW.Vi I II (l tUTTKRS. i
All doultre keep it. SI per Untie. Genuine has
!e-uiari- -rubied rol line on wrajjpe
D. E. RHYNE,
at the Laboratory
Cotton M ills,
iFiFiEiRa t mm
lPUJIBfljIl--0 TiHE
most handsome block of yoodn thai
has evei been ht'fii in ljii.oln couu
ty. An i Xitelh i.t line of Drea
jjoo.Ih, from 5i to 75c t a per yd.
Kuif keihockiT Ocoda neaily a yard
wide only IU.mk per t. llata for
ad r.la'se, foin Ihe (tenth man to
i he lt d".
glioe.s to fit i be mo.st dainty
feet. "ants and pants goodd.
hiM8 fioin tf . lo ?1 L'5 litHUU
lattd a:) oilor whim oufcar,201ba
lo te $1.(10
Lin. i! table c! tha 7fotH.
It will pay you to come and are
nie 1, f,; you buy your uppiie.".
Ueppectfnl'y,
J). E.JUfYA 'E.
r?PE.l.MK.N CASKS.
C. H. ClitlorJ, Npw Castf, Wirf., wa4
tr'Hiblil with neutHlia nnd rbeumetisia
hi stoinHcli WH-) di'Midctcl, ,U liver was
atl'e ted to nn h'sihi d ur(c. appetittf
.j!I awnv, ar.'l h wn teni'-ly rpduced in
lUsli tout stron;tl". 1'lwfH Lotties of elec-
1 1 i Litters ?urod him.
Kdward Shepherd, Han islnrg, 111. hai
running Fore on Lislg l eigtt years'
"nndins? U'-el tl.ipo lt:lef Ehclric
hitters aa'l seven h.xMf ilnckle.i's arii
u Hlve, had bi l g is v und and well.
Jolin SpPHkr, Catiiwha, O., had Uve large
--r sores -n Li- K-f, doctors said he ws
iwuril'lu. One lttU ! e'tctric bittexi
nn I one h-ix ! Huclen's Arnica Stive
ruml Lim entirely. Mold hi A. 8. Lfe,
Drtu-s t..re.
Execution Sale.
Notth Ctoiita )
Iiufoln (jaunty 3uprior Court.
Thos Hoke J.idt?rueit for $19.27
vs - and intiewt, and for
P J il line?) $28 00 coats.
lly vittue ol an excution to m
directed by the .Superior coart of
Lincoln county, in the above 9n'i
ibd causf4, I i I. n thy first Mon
day in June ISOj, at noon at the
court house door f Lincoln county
81 to ihe h Rhest b dder at public
auction for cad, the landu tf P J
tio!m(s iij)00 wh ch a Men for work
and labor done is given hy the jndg.
ment in thia caune;Haid property
heiaj: one two-alory h ue, acd ihe
pTttuif-e on which it in situate 1 in
L'nco'nton township, Lincoln c .nn
ty, aij )ioini? 1-mdi ot P D Hioaon
agd A!ix Carpenter, and In that
prt of Lincoln ocnty known aa
Fieedmaii'd. Tns the 3id day ot
May '95.
C II RnoDrs.
Shr ff ef litcclo County.
flTTa num-to ai i n re aa l all Q
uiili turol in 2d mu.uiti ty WvclforU
ta'isiiry Lotion. Thi never fails. Sole by
M. L-twins Drait Liofoln.in. N C