North Carolina Newspapers

st An attractive and olfgant line f j-'aufv si.'jl Tuilet Articles, also TROPICAL FRUITS, and a full lino DRUGS AND MEDICINES, ll( M. F. 11 0 111 Kir "M. - McCall & Conler v extend to their many' friends A rUW KEW YEAIV EREET1K3! We take pleasure in announcing our increased faci!i!iq to serve you Bring us AI.L YOUR PRODl-CK And got Good Chei-r thiu auy whT flne in T.avu. IMJwii IwmmL i LOCAL GLEANINGS. Win an of More or lie Import- Pointedly Printed Itetortl Header. Asheville, is in li. K. Katson, of Art" von ii- l;ty; t t lie picnic AVed- valualtlc horse . iic-ii lobs'ii lo!t a iiiii-y- I (nfns, l Afiieiif, is ovfroui lllIllK'"- I iaj. W. II. Malone,of Ashcville, is ill t li '' v. M. M. I.andrum preached at did i'.irl Minia. rat llt'iuiUM-, of Statevilk was in tvii mi- si!: -' t In-rain garden truck lias 1,.. -''! i"g mere. ;ipt. .Ii'lni Carbon took a trip to A-lifvillt- lar-t week. Mr.'.nith Pearson, of Morganton, in town iui'mi.ij. M all & Conley's advertise- rllt ill aiU'ill'T column. Sic t lie ad of Morphew and Strect- IICIII llf.l'" " - Hiv. . Little and family are xi-iiin-r at Mr. Cio. ( on ley s. John Yanrey, jr., was in Wood lawu, Turkey Cove, this week. We rail attention to the ad. of Mc- t'all & ollli-J 1" auoiuri luiuiuii- ;,-. Mi lnturir, of Tennessee, is Mtinir hi.- M-t.-r, Mrs. .1. V. MoCurry. Miss .lii.-ie Carter, of Asheville, i- vi-it i n ir her sister, Mrs. W. V. Jones. Mrs. Morton, of Philadelphia, is u-itin:,' hi-r sister, Mr Win. Dellinger. JinH.ilkey has been ill with the iiiiasl-.s. hut is now up and stirring admit. Mi.--i r.irt-lia Wiseman, of Henri- fita. is i-iliig her sister, Mrs. T.J. ll.'-.TS. The vli-3t erop of McDowell coun tvuill turn out better than was ex it VWi). Mr. lierard I.ail is arranging to i.iiiiipa saw mill near ryaum'aUross l!i:uls. - Arc there noeandidates ,his year? It is time to out voiir cards in the I:m'i.i:i It ! ijitite Knglish, jeu know, and J. I.. 1 : 1 1 r 1 i -1 at that, and he is happy It i-a irii l. ! .mt one should he pat nolle i-i,i;i-ii -i:it up simp and go the pie iiii- ,ln! ii I'. - Kit. 1 I'i'ttery I'M im-llll--. w. lUantou lost a very valuable Jersey row Tiu-Mlay. At last account slie was M i I dead. lie., l;. K. Hrookshier returned Mouthy ti.nu an extended trip to Polk anil til her eoiiiit ies. We call attention to the advertise ment of Capt. Wm. H. Kamseur'a Wil mington excursion, which appears in another column. A communication from Old Fort endorsing Col. J. F. Morphew for the senate, was received too late for publi cation this week. W. H. Ramseur, the Summer Ex cursion manager, passed through here Saturday. lie is working up his ex cursion to Wilmington. S. V. Weeks left last Monday for St. Louis. lie has accented a nosif inn as travelling salesman for the Alden Vinegar ccompany, of that city. - Coi. Sam Creson, proprietor of the Armstrong Snake Ranch, was in town this week, inakine- amncpmnntd in furnish rattlers for the Wilmington excursion. If the merchant will close up their stores and take their wives and children to the picnic Wednesday, they will have a good time. They need an out ing this hot weather. GENERAL NEWS ITEMS. PARAGUAPIIED FOR THE RECORD READERS. W. M. Little, of Charlotte, has received the Appointment bb consul to Honduras. Since the newa of the assassina tion of President 'Jarnot, of France, by a villain, reached Washinertxm. a special guard has been placed on duty at the capitol. It is believed that Prof. Wilbur Tillett, now professor in Vander- bilt University, but a native of this State, will be elected president of Trinity College when the trustees meet m-Affguet to elect a successor to Dr. Crowell. Collector Simmons to-dav re ceived a report of the seizure of two 75 gallon illicit distilleries in Caswell county. The owner of neither one, however, was captured. li e president of Kldridge v:;s in the city Tuesday ILTO 15 I.Yv. in. II. White attended the (.ales meet injr. which is being held at iruee l'iue this week. eral young people passed a m pleasant evening at the home of l!e. f. II. Wood Tuesday. Messis. Fiuley and Dale have opened a beef market in the house formerly -i iiie by S. V. W eeks. Mr. Jolin H. Kirksey, who is as v iate(l wiili Win. Ear) Hidden, in ininiiij; nionozite, is in town. Ve have been visited this week by "VfraI cool in ir and refreshiiiir showers "1 rain "l:o;vers of blessing." The mau who recently prayed for a pilly-washer and trash-mover, ought t" he satislied with the rain now. Tiev. w. 1'helpswiU preach in Hie Kpisi rpal church nest Sunday at 1 a. hi. mi mlay school at 10 a. in. ltev. T..I. Rogers went to Bridge water Saturday to till his appointments at Snow Hill and Dry Pond churches, Mis Lillie Yancey, after spend in-: several weeks in the city, returned to W iMMlluwnTurkey Cove, last week 'U must not ask George Lee 'i:it he is smiling- about, we will tell u it's a hoy, and air.ved Wednesday 1 he officials at the B, & 1). depot are a clever set of fallow. Thev are al W:i reatlv fav and willing to do you very enjoyable sociable was given at Mrs. Mary Hrown's last Tuesday Kverybody enjoyed themselves lm.-ru- - 'ev. K. li. Wood, I. D and his nrPli. w. John Wood, of Ashboro, re '"nieil fro Muiuiay. lhe, Weston R. Gales and family, ac companied by ilr. Fitch Taylor, passed through the city last week enroute to Spruce Pine, where he began a pro traded meeting Sunday. A party of young people, consist ing of Misses Iludgins, Dora fiobbitt, I.una Neal and Mr. D. E. Iludgins, left Tuesday morning for North Cove, Linville Falls and other points of in terest in that section. Miss Mary Julian, a beautiful and charming young lady of Salisbury, ar rived Wednesday on a visit to Miss Ed na McCurry. We heartily' welcome her to our midst and we trust that she will be lenient, with our boys. Mr. Will Xeal, who has been en gaged in the noble calling of engineer ing the local department of the Recobd for some weeks past, is a can didate for the legislature, and the only thing that can keep him from going will be the want of enoutrh votes. lie would make a good member. It seems as though the fish did not pay any attention to the notice given them last week by J. G. Grant to leave the water and go to the woods that he was coming. So he accompanied by C M. Corpening went last Monday to Buck Creek, to see if his flock was obe dient, and they landed on terra Anna about 200 of the speckled disobedient The Third Annual Union Sabbath School Convention of McDowell county will convene, in the Methodist church at Xebo on July the 2Uth at 0 a. inland to continue the nextlday. It is to be composed of Christians of all denomi nations, "for encouragement, for coun sel and co-operation." It is for an inter change of experiences as to the best methods of Sabbath School work. "In the multitude of counsellors there is safety." It is undenominational in the sense that it is a union of all evangelic al denominations for the strengthen- of each other, aud the better to reach the unsaved. We can do together in this work what we cannot alone, or are not doing. The Convention will be n connection with tIie"X. C. State Sun day School Association," one of the of ficers of which will in all probability meet with ns in convention. The con vention will advocate Union Sunday Schoo's only where there cirn be no de nominational Sunday Schools. "Antag onizes no denomination in any way whatever." The aim of the convention U therefore onlv co-oDeration in the Master's work. Its work will aid the ef forts of many a pastor, whose hands are already overful of labor. By uitcd efforts we can reach the many Sabbath School better, "They who are for us are not airainst us " and every aim of our united work is for the glory of L hnst and salvation of souls. A much fuller description of the nature and objects of this Sabbath school work will appear next week we trust. Our first and sec ond convention of this kind was inter esting, instructive and encouraging. Thanks to those who aided in making it so. ow let us prom ny ine lessons of past experience and be determined to make iis convention at Xebo much better than either of the past. We de sire delegates from every Sabbath school in McDowell county of every denomination, and we desire delegates as well from union Sabbath schools. Let at least three delegates be sent from each school, or let all the teachers and officers be considered as delegates, Mv we have a full attendance, for I feel sure that we are not going to ex haust the hospitality of the good peo ple of Xebo and vicinity, who are going to entertain us. Crops will be about layed by" then, and let us have a large prmcon rue of workers and friends. See program in next week's paper. Yours in the work for Christ, Wm. II. White. A passenger train was held-uo in Georgia Tuesday by six masked m?n, and robbed the express car of $1522. The sheriff was after them. The members of the Common weal camp at Highlands near Washington are on the verge of starvation. If subsistence is not given them soon the leaders declare their intention of marching into Washington and getting all arrest ed as vagabonds. Plummer Stewart, of Trinity College, won the Orator's Medal at the Teachers' Assembly last Saturday. It is reported that cholera is en-: idemic in ISelgium. The story got started in Wash ington last week that a plot was being laid to blow up the capitol and public buildings, but it was false. It did not fail to cause some excitement. Senator Butler and Gov. Tillman are now canvassing South Caroh na. lor the U. S. Senatorship. The coinnp ign opened last week and the discussions were rather lively. So tar liu tier lias had the crowd with him. Capt Arthur Fracier, the popular conductor on the R. & D., his wife, son and Walter Brum, of Charlotte, came up yesterday and left today in company with J. C. McCurry for Buck Creek trout fishing. Southern Express Money Orders Cheap Method of Sending money to all points in the Lmted Mates Perfectly Reliable.' jOn sale ALL HOURS IN THE DAY at my oflice. V . G. E. Lke. BU8INES8 PARAGRAPHS. Rens of Interest in These Hard Time. The Record $1. per year. See the nice buggies and carts for sale by W. P. Jones. New line of latest style Alpine Hat at W. P. Blantons. The Recobd and Atlanta Weekly Constitution one year for $1.50. New line standard paper novels just received, six and eight cents each at Swindell's. All kinds of Sprinrf&nd Summer dress goods at lowest prices at Medd's Variety Store. Think of it a 400 page cloth- bound book Aldine edition for 19 cents, at Swindell's. Tinware, Glassware, Crockery. lamps, Looking-glasses and Clocks heap at Medd s Variety Store. Just received a fine lot of fmport- ed kippered herring, boneless pig teet, and a nice lot of French candy, crackers, oranges, and a keg of pricott cider, etc., at J. P. Nortons. T. A. White, the old and estab lished wood workman can always be found at his ofcl stand, ready to do any any all kinds of wood work, and do it cheap. Cane Mills, Grain Cradles and Grass Scythes, for ale by W. P. Jones. Boots or Shoes we all must wear, The good will wear, the bad will tear, Have patience folks and don't be scared At the Piedmont can be repaired. R. W. Williams. Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Sifters, Buckets, Baskets and pictures cheap at Medd s V anety btore. Piedmont Wagons always in stock at Jones' Hardware Store. Sw-et Water Valley and Tellico flour fresh, just received at B. Gil- key & Son. Every dollar saved is that much made. 4 poutMls-.tfood 'Goffeefor only one dollar. Salt 5 cents per sack at McCall & Conley's "i Mitchell and Yancey last will be a nieetinar of th Missionary Society Monday night. All members are requested to be Preset, t. 'tie Ker.tuokey Bar has added t,ir''e rattlesnakes to its museum. They Vft raised on Sam Creson's stock farm Ul A",,tronir. lUorganton Notes. To the Recobd : Many of our enter prising citizens are in favor of nomin ating Mr. John II. Pearson for the leg istature. He is a good man, and can be easily elected. Morganton has been the recipient of many compliments bestowed upon her by the distinguished visitors who were recently here the Press gang of North Carolina. Thanks. Our town is building up as rapidly and substantially as any town in North Carolina. Mrs. Daniel Simpson, of Richmond, Va., has been visiting her sister, Mrs. William McGalliard. Our farmers are through the harvest and wheat is much better than was ex pected. We are all for Dr. Tull for the senate. What is McDowell going to do? Subscriber. Union Mill News. R Frank Tate has been quite sick for the past week.. Dr. A. II. Nabers was here one day this week, we are always glad to see him. W. H. Hester and his two daughters and son, came down a few days ago, we hope they will have a pleasant time while in the city. There is much talk abont this place being sold, but up to this date no trade has been made with any one so far as we can learn, will give full particulars in next letter if possible. We have had some delightful show ers for the past week, which was badly needed by all growing crops. Cotton is almost a failure on account of the late cool nights; corn is looking well in this section ; rye is good while we have only a half crop of wheat and oats. Lizzie. Notice. By ordor of II. M. Furman, State Auditor, I hereby notify the follow ing named gentlemen (the County Advisory Board of Pensions) to met the County Commissioners, Sheriff and Clerk of the Superior Court of McDowell County, consti tuting the . County - Board of Pon sione, on the 1st Monday in July in accordance with the Pension Law of the State : W. F. Craig, A.' LI Finley, T. B. Hemphill, J. M. Neaf and R. W. Brown. . ' ' John Cabsox Chairman Board County ' Com'rs J. C. Brow.v, Clerk. Valuable Presents Free. We wish to introduce oar System Pill nto evrry home. We know that we mn ufacture the very best remedy on earth for the cure of Consumption, Billiouinepg, Sick Headache, Kidney Troubles, Torpid Live etc.; and that when you have tried the 3e pills you will gladly recommend them to others, or take au agency, and in this way we shall have a large, well-paying demand created. Asa special inducement for every reader of this paper to try these pills and take ency at once, we will give to each person who sends twenty-fire cents in cash, or thirty cents in stamps, for a box of Syste Pills, one of the following presents: Handsome Gold Watclu a good Silv Watch, a Valualuabia Town Lot, a Genuine Diamond Ring, a Cfifket of Silverware or Genuine $5 00 Gold Piece. Every purcbas er gets one ot the above presents. There are no exceptions. Sbaw Remedy Co.. Rutherford, X. J. ESclSXaEa and OESTLiETSr. THE GREAT EMPORIUM FOB ' ENLRAL MERCHANDISE. Dry Goods and JSfotions, clo'O&zz&g,. sEnoes and Me CALL & V.OXLEY, 3.ItIOJJ 1ST- O- FROM THE MOUNTAINS THE SEASHORE. -To leave Marion, N. C, July 24th K-ETTXIRlTIlsrQ-, Leave Wilmington July 27th. Over The 3t's.,8.Ll. anHJUs. Mead T&e FoIXouring Particularly- This is my first Excursion to Wilmington, nixl I PTiwt in muU j one of the nicest Excursions ever pulled into Wilmington by eteam. This Excursion is for white people only, and will have no room for drunkards or men that are drinking. No man can buy a ticket unless he signs the contract on Ticket in regard to drinkinz and cood order Any person not satisfied wilh the order kent on this train In rrrr to drinking can draw on me for the amount of his ticket and it will be refunded through the Banking House of H. D. Lee & Co., Shelby, N. C. There will lx no over-loading or crowdincr. as there will ha from in to 12 coaches and only 56 to 60 in each coach. There will be a private car on this train in case anv ladips t bw-v they will be cared for by Dr. D. S. Ramseur, who will be in this car for this purpose, at U17 expense. No one will be allowed go to the refreshment car. I will have vounrr - 1 1 . . . . . . . J r attend the school, which wiU rc-lmen.ana Poriors m ac coacti to wait on you at anytiine. . . pare them for all branches off Each coach will have a good police, with full power to keen eood or- business." Special terms will be den Good order is what we will have, or go into Wilmington with an made to those joining the class at empty train. Id Fcrt on July 1st. Board from The Mt. Hollv Silver Cornt Band will fiirnih mt; f, $10 to $12 per month. For fur- sion. Also every day and night while in Wilmington and on the steiim. cr out on the ocean. WETMORE'S Commercial School, W. H. Wetmore will open his Commercial School at Old Fort, N C, on July 1st. The term will last six weeks. Mr. Wetmore is an ex pert book-keer and teacher. He has had splendid succes in teach' ing double-entry book-keeping, banking and penmanship, having just closed a fins school at Lex- ngton, N. C All young men should avail themselves of the opportunity to ther information address, W. II. WETMORE, Old Fort, N. C. The excursion train follows the C. C. Passenger. No. 30. from Shelby to Wilmington. Notice. By virtue of the power vested in me by a uiortj-sge executed by j. H. Atkin and wife The Orton, $2.00 per day, 50 cents deducted from voiir hill if , oa May 15th 1891, to secure a debt therein mi88 your dinner. Notify Clerk the morning you go out for dinner PruTiu-u ior, w... .en i mc uiKn( um. i nc rurceu Hotel, JrZ.uu per day. Binele. Double il.50. CWa. 11.25. der for cash at tbe Court House Door in I Rauatz HmiHO. 75 rent a tvtr lv nr )' Mnia r. ,..t. ..J oi: i I 7 x - ""j i " --t i. o iui mcaiB aim li LfJ iarion, a. v., at i o'ciocn on Aionaay I tor lodging. August am lain, me louowmg aesennea ine fcutton House, 75cents por day. Plenty of room for all. Have reai esiaie to wu: ouuaiea m Marion i arrangea to tage care ot louu to 1200 people. lownsnip in Hcuoweu county, aajoinug land of J. S.' Elliott, Chas Greenlee, P. J. Sinclair, J. Yancey, jr., Sallie Hicks, Jerry Gardin and others. Block No. 9 contain ing 31 lots; B!ock No. 11 containing 52 lots; Block No. 12 containing 30 lots; Block No 13 containing 10 lots; Block No. it con- taming 24 lots; Block No. 15 c uitaining 4 lots; Block No. 10 containing f lots; Block No. 17 containing 45 lots; Block No 18 containing 31 tots; Block No. 19 con. Uining 14 lots; Block No. SO containing I 48 lots; Block No. 21 cont lining 0 lots, and Block No. 21 containing 33 lots, which said Blocks and lots will fully appear by reference to plat recor,l4 in Registers office far McDowell county, Book li page 590. . J. Yakclt, Jb .Uoitgagee.. MARION COPPER WORKS. ESTABLISHED IN 1880. Notice. Having quali ied as Executor of the last Prest 28th dis composed of McDowell of w . b. urar. on me 10 oay or 3i.y 1894, notice Is hereby given to all persons 4tn July Picnic There will be a grand picnic at Buck Creek Falls next Wednesday, July 4th, under the ausplcies of the Epworth League Every one is invited to attend and bring their baskets veil Ailed. A large crowd is desired aad let every one lend bis aid to make it a success. Come one ! come all I ! and have a big time. indebted to the estate of the said W. R. Gray to make immediate payment, and all pertons having claims against said estate will present them for payment ou or before the SStu day of June 1693, or this nvlice will be (leaded in bar ot their recovery: Jane 2G, 1894. A. G. Gbat, Ex. of W. It. Gray, dtcajed. James Morris, Attorney. Notice. Havii g qualified as Administrator of D. II. Bell, on Vie 1 2lb day of Jane 1894 notice is Lereby gi-'en to all persi n indebted to the estate ofihesaid D II. IMI. to make immedia'e payu.ent; and all persons bav. Ing claims against said estate will present them for payment on cr before tbe 2btb day of June 1835, or this not:ce will be pleaded ia bar of their recovery, June 26tb 1894. J. F. Wilso, Administrator of l- II Be'l, deceased. James Morris, Attorney. Administratrix Notice. THIS JL.A.IR.Q-EST AND THE CHEAPEST STORE That has ever been at NEBO, N. C. The rapid increase of my trade eneouraged me to com plete my stock in eyery thing that is generally kept in a first-class country store. j .i -i ... I will be plead lyOme OUC ana Ull ana ex- J All persons indebted to said estate will amine, it is here impossible STCr1- tn ftniimemtft. Cnmc. and Sf.fi H V- Administratrix . j J. L. C. Bird, Attorney lor yourselves a uargam in cvciy thing I sell. I can also furnish lumber and laths in any quantity desired at the lowest prices possible. Respectfully, Having qualified as Administrix of Dr. J. T, Dowel 1 cou all persons bavins claims against estate of fa id deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned, on or before the 1st day of June, A. D 189S, or this notice in bar of thier recovery Repairing and Fitting up Register ed Distilleries on short notice. I have Stills, Caps and Worms. CHEAP FOR CASH. Guttering and Roofiug, all kinds of Baths made to order, intact any thing in the metal line. Sewing Machines repaired and Keid, deceased, late of Mc put in good running order, inty, N. C , this is to notify T having claims against the J. G. McNau GHTON. 35 COMPLETE NOVELS NEATLY BOUND, AND A YEARVJ SUBSCRIPTION o a larc-e 16-nacre illustratorf m.i,i magazine for ONLY 30 CENTS. 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