MASUON UNCORD.
.PUBUSIIED EVLIlY TIIt'InA
"cr-c- tjzt&isiz sr.
Cdilcr'atid Prop He Cur.
Entered at the rortofRVe 1S Marion as
isepond-cbs r..ail matter.
The List iif u- of th? State, Capt.
Ashe's n?vr pajwr, says :
' The platform of th Democratic
party i.' North Carolina han al
ways b.-n f r the fn-o coinage of
ilvcr vt:C t-inco tNat matter !
rant': a pronoMne-d is-ue, and at
the.'a-t meeting of the State on
mitie: the vote in re-all!rmun;e if
Ihrj. declaration was very fctronir.
fit order to !' strictly correct ii
ghould ! said that no Pcmocralie
Mate platform adopted in N'-rlli
Carolina prior to 100 17 .ar.-
after the, ''crime of 7.f' demand
ed th? free coina'; of silver. It
wa-i put in the platform of lSi
not Wan-,'; there was any special
demand for it on the part of the
Dt nmcrat.s of the State, hat be
cause t!r Alliance, or tliat portion
of it which ha-, nitr e become the
Popitlbt party, demanded it, and
this along with others of their de
mands was put into the platform
in order to keep them in the part v. !
, , .' .
That eor.ee?s-ion to an element
which there was no :-ati.-hu failed
piiuilh', as ini-ii of wisdom saw in
udvanto t!at it must fail eve ntual
ly. Hut certain nu n inside the
iJ '.nocriit:e party'; have insisted
ever since, on retaining this plank
in the platform under the delusive
Idea that hy it these Populists may
he hroutrht hack. It failed to keep
them in the parly and no s..ne
man need for a moment think
that it will win them hack. Land
mark. IIOw E'JiJis Howe :tui;!it Ait
Iic:i Iti a Iire::m.
It i-; mid that Elias How.-, al
most beggared himself hefoi'e he
discov-red where the f e d' the
newing-mae hine i.edle should he
locitted. Hw lie finally hit upon
t he right idea is told hy a contri
butor, to the The Textile World, as
follows :
'Tlis Howe's original i.'ea was
to follow the model of the ordi
nary needle, and have the eye at
the heel. It never occurred to him
that it should he plaeed near tin'
point, and he might have failed
altogether if he had not dreamed
ho was building a sewing-machine
for a savage king in a strange
country. Just then, in his actual
waking- experience, he was per
plexed about the needle's eye. llu
thought the king gave him twenty
four hours to complete the ma
chine, and make it sew. If not
finished in that time death was to
be the punishment. Howe worked
and worked, and puzzled and
puzzled, and finally gave it up.
Then he thought ho was taken out
to be executed. Ht noticed that
the warriors carried spears that
were pierced near the head. In
tr.n'ly came the solution of ti e
difitctlty, and while the inventor
was begging for time, lie awoke.
It was four o'clock in the morning,
lie jumped out of bed, ran to his
woil.siiop. and by nine oVh-ck a
needle with an eye at the point
had Urn rudely modelled. After
that it was easy. rl hat is the true
blory of an important incident in
the invention of the sewing-machine,
and worth recording."
' Turn tb'" rascab .n;" t!:t f.imHiar
I'-irij cry may be (! it il to microbes us
well as to rm-n Tin crtns of tb seae
that hirk in tin -bfootl me "tuniel out" by
Aytr'ii Sursuj riila as etlt t tiily as the obi
j'tK-'nia?! rs arc bucJ ly u new ud
Uiwsistrauou. Xo Woman MiITia;r'.
1 am utterly opposed to woman
pulVrago. 1 think she is mistaking
her calling wken she teeks the op
portunity to vote in the national,
state and municipal elections, ami
goes completely out of her sphere.
"The hand that rocks thecrulle is
the hand that rules the world." So
he must content herself in rais
ing t;p true Ptatei-men who will
honestly give her justice, without
her having to submit to annoy
ances attending the ballot box. in
her efforts to do good and to ele
vate the character of the race, her
character shines with the mo-t
glorious lustre The last at ti e
cress, the first at the grave, she is.
instinctively, always on the side cf
right and mercy and humanity.
Mrs J. II. Carrie.
The wife of Mr. Leonard Wells,
of Fast Rrimlield, Mass., h.ad been
mtVering from neuralgia for two
days, not being able to sleep or
.avs nor oe-ng ame to sleep or
hardly keep shll,when .Air. Hidden,
.1 i ... .i . , .
u:e mercnani mere sent Her a hot-
tie of Chamberlain's Pam Palm,
and asked that she give it a thor-
ougntria-. Un meeting .Mr. W ells , As a further safeguard Brow li
the ner.t :y he was told that she ! mv instructed one of his printers
was all right the pam had left heij.ii. R. Lvon, now editor of the
within two hours and that the (Ireehville Po publican to walk a
boith- of Iain balm was worth ; few tt ps 1 hind him. Thus pro
Sa0 n it could not re nad :Ur.,d tiv li;ntv dliol forth in-n-ss.
i-or sab at oO cents per hot? tb. .i.,,-i. i v.,
t,e hy Morphew iV: hite. Drug-
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llUSOi M0UTXL0W
( EI'; IIAI A I.fYi:,Y CAREEH
I ;VSALli'(E EX JOXt:-'-
Ue am- L.wm-x C. jIaynx-, Ax
oth nit .liNi-ri:K. Vki:k Editors
or Rival N.-AsrAi::!::--. a.i
Fou Two Ylva ya t;v Mojial
Ml.v Thkv Manv.o;;i vo
Kkm TiiiNii- Wki.l
Sr:i::.i:n V.v.
Thr.-e are many people in j .j... j., c, -itiii-; tl.ot once, in get-tki.-t
town v. lio r.-Mwiiitr the live- ' tin:: hot ::l an imi: finite numb r
ly uay. wie-a two Method i-t J f tij;; ai.d in raising more ex
prvacla :rs edit"d oppo.-ition papers citemcn?, r 11 in a moral way, than
for it." benefit. rihe-o men wen any otl. r ten men w ho ever lived
William (t. Urownlow, aftr-rwrrd m aV.n!,.ro. hut he had not shc
u"!veri.' r f ti e .V.ate, and Laiuion , creded in making morey. His
C. Jlayii'-s.' I i,r"f ' ai id household goods wr-re
Urowid' .w is hotter know: to f-hipp-d down the river on a llat
fame as I'arFwn Iirownlow th:.n ! h,at, ar.u his horse3 were sspirited
hv any oth'r title, lie had f-nyajj- j ollt ,,f town by his printers at
din i'. pillar work as a minuter
from li'O to 1830 and was a h eal ;
prcaeht-r all the rc-t of liis life, j
His career as editor and politieinn
was such 1 hat he n-ems to have .
iKtr (i laai m cinaa L:iaitlci' ii
woull be lost higut oi, ana so in
his autohiograpy he set down the
following facts :
"I have never 1 e n arraigned in
the church for any immorality. J
have never olaved a card, I never
" lr.fai. swearer. I never
tasted a dram of liquor. I never
, , , ? i.,, ;.
had a cij;ar t r chew of tobacco m
ny m,JutjK n,,v,.r Wus in atten-
dance at a theater. 1 never court
ed but one woman, and her an 1
married."
. It will be seen that he gives
himself a pretty clear moral char
acter. Moreover, it is doubtful if
any one could be found to ques
tion any of his statements unless
it be the one in regard to profane
swearing, and if such epithets as
'(Jo.i forsaken scoundrel-' and
''hell d ..-erving villians,?' arc not
ch'.s.-eil as pioianity j rownlow
could clear himself efoven this
accusation.
His contemporary, Havre's, was
only a iriiie less fortunate in min
isterial standing. It is true that
liayner1 quarterly eonlerence had
taken his license away on account
of some slight irregularity against
him, but after it had investigated
matters more fully it offered to
r. '.-lore the license and would have
done so had not Ilaynes himself
re I used to take it. The Jonesboro
people were aware of the good
ministerial standing of ihe edi
tors. This was fortunate, for they
certainly could never have inferred
it from their editorial columns.
brownlow, who edited The Whig
was as fearless as a wildcat, about
as pugnacious, and a masterof the
art of invective and vituperation.
Ilaynes, who edited The Democrat,
is considered by many the most
eloquent nian the State of Tennes
see eer produced. If his editorial
columns were hardly as strong as
llrownlow's, the spell of his per
sonal magnetism was greater, so
that the two were pretty well
matched. For two perfectly moral
editors they managed to keep
things a. round the old town lively.
Ilaynes printed t-emething that
reflected on Hrownlows wife, and
Brownlow thought that was carry
ing things too lar.The next morn
ing he eaine down the street with
a big pistol in cue hand and a
heavy walking cane in the other.
As hejurucd the corner he sudden
lv came face to iac with Havnes.
"Are you armed?'' asked the
Whig editor.
''No,'' rcplh-d the Deinociat man.
Hrownlow then changed his pis
tol to his left hand and his cane to
his right lie was jus! on the point
of giving his opponent a tremend
ous caning, but he was not quick
enough. While Urownlow was
changing his w eapops Ilaynes pull
ed a pis'ol from his own pocket
and shot Urownlow in the thigh..
Urownlow tired, but missed his
aim. Ilaynes ! ad told a lib m
denying that he-was armed, b'it he
had saved himself from a thrash
ing. Ilaynes was generally mild in
his editorial utterances, and hence
was rarely involved in any diffi
cult v except with Urownlow. The
latter was so impartial in his un
pleasantness as isa chestnut bur,
and had more personal difficulties
than an ordinary man would
know what to do with. The nor
mal condition of his intellectual
weather w as that of a toinado. On-
of his most serious affairs occurred
while an annual cunfereiM' of his
church w as in session at Jem sboro.
Due night during the session lie
invited eight or le.i . tin1 visiting
preachers to laki -upper wiih him.
Alter -upper, ju.-t as they were all
getting; readv to .-tart for church.
! h astonished Ids ministerial breth
ren by putting a large pistol un
der his cloak and taking a sword
cane iii his hand.
Yhy, Rrotl.er Rrow nlow!" ex-
' claimed one
"Can it he possil h
! that a minister of the -espc 1 needs I
' tUch weapon- as these?" !
i 1
nwi.-.,! ir..-t.,.
The
! minister doesn't m ed them, but
the editor does.''
,.i,,rM. m-,rvii,;,, x. ,. .,it "
- l.lMilllll, "'111 "ill, .UlU
..t 1 In Cone lNlnn tf llui t:.rriii
.u?3 lSr&r.0r Agricultural Column. (
voting hidv. Rrownlow walked
arm in arnt vvmx tne llev. Air.
C it'.ett a v.-31 known Methodist j
.i.io-n-v Rome one-,
slipped uj; in the d.tr-; hehind hmi
and htt m l: 1:3m on the head with a
en,;vbnr. Th'; t-knll was fractured
j and partial paralysis from which
J he st'lTV-red m th.- latter years of
his ine was attributed to this
j In ISil
IThrt WJ:i
R r o w n I i ) w trans fe rre d
fr. la Joncsbom to
i.i:ovv;i:-. lit? ru-.d ivf-n siicces.-
ul in w-ji-kinir t a lanre eircula-
unhi in order to avoid a no.sihlo '
oncount. - r with the fcheritf. His
;!hs nuent career mav he cited as
ilh; - ;t ration of the fact that a man
II1C r j.nve the ahilitv to l.ecome
.rovvriior ot a reat s-tatu and tnen .
lo represent that i-.t in the Ln
a..icffr.,. , ... , i.:..r.if i
iuu ;uii.b r natf, iu H - H""-'1
known in one-half of a great na
tion as the incarnation of all that
is good and the other half as the
incarnation of all that is evil;
that he may have the ability to do
all this and a great deal more, and
yet net have ihe kind of ability
needed to make money by editing
a newspaper in a little country
town Jonesboro (Tenn.) Cor.
New York Sun.
I low lo I'levciil Cronp.
SO.MK HEAD I NO THAT WILL I'liOVK IN
TERESTING TO YOUNG MOTHERS.
HOW TO CUARI) AOAIVST THE DI
SEASE. Croup is a terror to yt ung moth
ers and to pest them concerning
the cause,f:rst symptoms and treat
ment is the object of this -item.
The origin of croup is a common
cold. Children who are subject to
it take cold ver5" easily and croup
is almost sure to follow. The first
symptom is hoarseness; this is
soon followed by a' peculiar rough
cough, which is easily recognized
and will never be forgotten by one
w ho has heard it. The lime to act
is when the child f rst becomes
hoarse. If Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is freely given all ten
dency to croup will soon disappear.
Even after the croupy cough has
developed it will prevent the" at
tack. There is no danger in giv
ing this remedy for it contains
nothing injurious. For sale by
Morphew t'i: White, Druggists.
Good advice: Never leave the
house on a journey without a bot
tle of Chamberlain's, Colic, Chol
era anil Diarrhoea Remedy. For
sale by Murphew & White, Drug
gists. 'Consistency, Thou' Ait a
Jewell."
Ti o Democrats of the city of
Albany, New York., have
recently elected James C
Matthews, colored, Recorder of
Deeds at Washington in President
Cleveland's first i dmiuistration.
Judge of Recorder's Court, of that
city. He was elect' d by a large
irajority. Yet the Democratic
party claims to I o the white man's
party. Is a negro any less a negro
'.eeauso he is a Democrat?
Ian Lti tiS Aa'iuca ' a've.
The btl Salve in the wcrb! ferCnts,
bruises, St. res. I'Vers. S:.U lMictnr,
Fever S ri s. Tetter, ('b:tj; -l Jiantls.
( hi blains, ( ms, and a I sin Fi uo
tioos. and po-it ive'y cures Files i-r no
pay required. It i? guaranteed to give
perfect sal isfaet ion r money refunded.
Price -5 cent ? .t box. For sait by
Morphew .v White.
Excellent Clothing
1 Reasonable Prices.
Wl.di we say excellent, we mean excellent, where
clothes are mule and trimmed properly. ir'u.OO to
,'J.(K buys a fair suit, .flfTto .f 17 a nice one.
OYKRCOATS for men, boys and children. Kv"
ery grade except the trashy ones.
Ladies', Misses and
Childieus' Clo Jts
A cry larp- assortment embracing all the desi
rable novelties.
DRESS 0303, SiLKS,
cATlNS, VELVETS, &C.
A department in which, w-d a big husirv -ss. (he
reaion being that we d s-r-.- Our stm-k would
be a credit to a city much larger than Ashevilie.
Gciioral Iny Goods, Fancy
Goods, Underwear,
Hosiery, Small wares and
lUiUcrieks Patterns
1. IiU'je fririlt-gs f SiiLscilht-rs : .
rj'j-Ftior.3 about Ajrrif. ulisrr in r-.v
3cj.5 jtmeot. All wi!ile'aa3vr?red by f:.-
--cs.
11. Cr-rrf sponderts are arg'd io antici- .
y.'e tle f'dsor. Cut-stion receive J Lv
nit :r.- orihe wfk will probably be au
swere'i in tl.e pox? iirue.
3 Rf j.lies to inquiries are rqrietc ! fro'B
our readers. Io answering plve tie riora
hrr rffquestiu ht.J yuur aJJres? not for
publication, unless dfsirel.
t. V.'rite only on one silt of t!" P:,rcr i
Aii JrPss, Kuwin A." Taylor. Agricultural
Editor, Marir n. N. C.
arIcn !es.
Peach 2nd plum trees arel?s liahle
to ui-ea-e when rrowinir in a poultry
iard.
Anthin? in the nature of a lye will
destroy the apple tree borers before
they penetrate the barK.
A tijrht sod around pr.nvinz; trees j
does not give them a proper chance to j
develop. This is especially the rase
with peach trees. Keep the sod loo-e
clcse up around the trunk.
rt is very poor economy to buy cheap
inferior tool, or t'- work with those
which are out of condition.
The Preservation of Fruit. After
sound truit of the rirht varieties is ob
tained, the essentials for i reservation
are a temperature only a few decrees
above the freezing point, even and not
subject to change,' r ml j ure air, net
too dry. These (ondi'ions are to be
bad rarely outside of a house built for
the purpose. Km its will not beep long
in good condition after having been
in such a room any considerable
length of t ii.'ie.
Six weeks ago I suh'erul with a
very severe c: ld; waa almost una
bhto speak. My friends all ad
vifA d me to consult a physician.
Xotici .g Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy advertise' in the St. Paul
Yolk--. Zeituug I procured a bottle,
and after taking it a short wnile
was entirely weli. I now most
heartily recommend this remedy
to anvono suffering with a cold.
V'mKeil, Gs Selhy Ave., St.
Paul, Minn. For sale by Murphew
& White, Drueeists.
lJcisciaiiiia::oi?aI an:es.
The JJuddlests took'their name fn.ui
F.uddha about COO li. B.
The Presbyterians took their name
from a Greek word, meaning "Elder "
Calvanistsare named from their lead
er, John Calvin, born died 1 ' j .
The puritans were so named in deri
sion at their profession of being purer
than other people.
The Jesuits, or better, "The h'eciety
of Jcsm-,"' was called by Ignatius I.ej-;.-,
who died in l."l f.
The Covenan ters were so called be
cause they fo" meu asol.-a.n U-a:!:e and
covet ant against the designs of Charles-1.
The Lollard sect of reformers, we-re
named from V.'; It -r Lo'lard, who was
burned lo-her-;-y in 1 t-J.
The baptists had their name from
John ti e F.sptiM. Tic. y elaimed to per
forin the rite of baptism in the man
lier that he did.
Tl.e Fnitariaiis were Ihasramed be
cause they denied the doctrine of tie
Trinity. In theory they are opposed
U the Trinitarians.
Protestants were at first so called be
came t heir repre.-eitatives prote.-tcd at
the Diet of Spiers, io I ""J'a, agaiiot the
action of t he empcr.or.
TieArians had their name from
Arius, w l.o died A. 1. Their main
doctrine was a disbelief in the divine
nature of Jesus Christ.
The Armenians tool: their name
fiom tbt ir leader, Arniinius, born i:i
1 readied in l'ft. Their doctrines aie
still held b several Methodist bodies.
The Pai theist takes his name from
two Greek words, praetically signify -'
tied every where." The Panthi.-t stes
in evervthinir a manifestation cf
I Deity.
! The Fpiscopalians were so ea.l-d
j from their belief m an episcopal form
of church government that is. a s s-
asxii:vili.k x. ;-
toai provided r r Li?hrps and arch- j
'i I t,r :T;r'.,T o :rJi?JsIi."u - Vcir name '
f:-: ::: ti ir J ctriiie th.it each corre- j
i;.r: wis a tin't. shots'.! Ik' iiiuVpen- j
i- ut i" nTl othiTf ar''1. man aire it.- ivn
sliairs in its own fl.r.
Cure for Slranclsr.
As ?i r?-n3r for f i; ftrir.s t Ilea 1.h !.c
Elec'rir Hit'-T !i-ts frnre : t -s be ll.e r-.-r
Ifft. I? re-: a ; r.ne!.-t ctito tn-. !te t
rr;: -Jreai:-.! Kubitoil sick lrahol.-s!
.t''M Oi Us i:.n,JCCf.-'. V.'imi;tc all uh inre j
ti'i: so j . on: t l ii'.t.e. immI p:v.- tiii?
r-Ri?'y a f:iir tri t! Ir. . of li l.i!i; tl
i-fiiistir-.tirn K'ot-ic ':i.t-r rmes by
?iv;n' !!ip i;crt!v- ! I.r r io tin- bovreis. :ii) l
few cav !r.rjr nshl be t-. f. t'jis medi
cine. Try it o:,.r. O-ilv Fif.v cents at
.Morr bew White's Prts .-iore.
Siml Out Fiora Ileavru.
H:a! cat i-i.rn Heaven!
To be tt o 'ae
To enter in &t t!ie be -.utif.il g:vrr ;
To turn awny w i'h J rp ;(?;. -ir :
No !ie: of o'i r r:. taring t'u r-!
WJirit woe or j':iin coabl b.- so jr.eui
As tlo.t of L -in 4 f r heaven too ;a'. ?
Fbui cit from beaten!
To tu-n avny
From i It e wor.ilti l'ul g'ciiiso? eiidt-.-ss day,
Fieiii tiie borne wld n Chi iit has pone t
rcj aie
Tor these vvlio accept of l:i' love anJ can!
Wlu't e.-.itb'y j'iy tun co0'jruatp
For tlie lie uLt of being for beaten too
bit.?
?!oit out from lioaven!
V tb :inni.-!i- l henrt
To bno'v t'.at itli C h i it 1 b;el n . pail;
N'o ! o; e !or sinking ihe g!al nt w s irg,
Ur iiifi-'ltg t,f friends 'r-i i the gkr.lieJ
vbiori.
Wb.it ft -ofiorrow '.'ue thought would
tie Ue
The iuiuwicdgc of b.irg for heaven too
late.
Sbt ont lre:a heav. i.!
0:ir i'.itlu r I i-o'.y
Tb -tt ine tirn.j iiolJ may never str.-.y
So t.ir away lruia ibe Saviour's fold.
As to n: ,s the ir'.o.'us of heave u untold.
'1 hy ! o!y iingtla aionn i me vvnit,
An i 'r aard ;ne from being tor heaven too
land
. lected.
The grand Jury at this term of Ire
dell Superior court brought in pi
SMiimenis against 17piiy.sie;aiH and
sl.c lawyers for practicing their pro
fei:.io;!j withoiit paying the special
ta:-c of 10 imposed by fhelast General
A.-sembly, and 12 bearding houses and
four livery stab"e for the f?nie ennse.
L P Ib.-rry. the c ilored lawyer, is in
eluded in the presen'mer t.
LOSS OF VOICE
After Acute Bronchitis
CUBED BY USING
)9C Cherry
iJ irectoral
A FREACHEF.'S EXPEPdENCE.
"Three months ago, I took a vio
lent cold which resulted in an attack
of acute bronchitis. I put myself
under medical treatment, and at the
end of two months was no better.
I found it very difficult to preach,
and concluded to try Ayer's Cherry
I 5-'
Pectoral. The first bottle gave mo
great relief ; the second, which I am
now taking, has relieved me almost
entirely of all unpleasant symptoms,
and I feel sure that one or two lit
tles more will effect a permanent
cure. To all ministers suffering from
throat troubles, I recommend Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral." E. M. IJnAwi.EY,
D. IX, Dist. Secretary, Am. Papt.
Publication Societj", Petersburg, Va.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
GOLD MEDAL AT THE "WOELD'S FAIB.
AYER S LEADS ALL OTHER SARSAPAR1LLAS.
halt: of kstatk.
I'.v vinue of .e (.cr. tr cf ?a co-it ; o fJ
ir. ti'oi t.-,i' fxce't'e-1 to in by J U.
ii.e " i ..-i'i ir . S. A. Hunter, and r-H-.(iice
t tb" It -i.-t r of t) i
: i ''.i'.'j-x ;:! ,'cnr.tr, in IboU No. 1. o:
; , . i wi'I. )-. .-. iv.-;rrs.c-r 'in j
"' ; 12 t''c'i 4 'i :'t Co'ir" bns
! . r ; i ''j i.ei.ut ; ib .- Luctici to
I i 1 i i.i.-r tor c&;h. ail cf the ii ! J.
I !J. ila.tri' interest in t'io folia'-vm-r triet.
j or -wrc-! of bir.d, !vir. n )lK i-K
c oiintv. n'ij ininiT tb-l:n l of W. A.Corib-v.
i T..t i r . ... ,i ...i.-j ,t i a..
.. ' ". ' '
; s n.-!t d as f-boaa: Ta f.r.-t tr.. t li.-i
: on tie ?-e tli si 'eef tl.e Ca!w't!.i l:iv-r
..d is l..:i ie;!ih-d in !er.l ircra i:. W
; bron eo::,r.i.r!cr.fr to 5eil be !.,-.! v
i fs. T. Lur.u t, to ti,e said J. 15. lJmter
: wbi. b ib el i Tf-z't' r-f in tb" o'.c? ot
j th" I!t-ir-ttr cf iM- ii fur McDowell tcua-
ty,in liO'.X 1'2, on pie 141.
Th? feccn i tr.ici lii3 on th noriu si K
cf tbe fjta-bri. Kiver, contains twelve
: ncres : ore cr .5, a'i l mciudeS th John
j Vie' !i t :. ro trr.et'i an! the Ui Hen 1 of
i tb-Hiver, ior it m re specific djcripti m
I wbi; !; i efv'ence ii u a"!e to ibe ;ticve
Jfed menu i.L;ui to J. l. UaCltr
This ibe '21 C::r oi Not. ISiS.
J h. KUiolt, Mortg.-jei?.
J. C. Lianerj Attorney.
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Kw 3f are,
Everything New except our terms wliid,
are Spot Cash.
Pins lc.ip.irer, Needles le. a paper, Tad Pencils 1 and ?c. eacli hf t r
pes ic. a pack. Writing Paper 3, 4 and Sc. a quiie, V,ox PaprC,' 7 o y' k"
15.-. a box, School Sponges lc each, Clocks CSaml ;:c each, Col'ar' Hut
a dozen, Lamps 12, ir. 2.-,.TT and;-::,e t'.ncli, Safety Pins 2 and a V
'1 oread -Je a spool, Ibill Thread le a ball. ' n' ,M 1
ALL.OTIIKI: fiOPHS K(lAbLY AS LOW IX PIIICE. JPST IX v v.
LIN K OP JA PAXF.SE fiOO I S. ALSO DOLLS, TOYS. "W
x Glass-ware, Crockery aud Tin-ware.
PJII C i: A L W A Y S i: I tt 1 1 T A T
" .MEDD'S VARIETY STORE.
MACDONAIil) WAREHOUSlf
STATL'SVILLK, N. C, '
Will be completed and ready for breaks of Tobacco on WYdn, i
October ittd, . ' M,a-"
As our grounds and buildings are not rented but belong to
selves, we shall spare no expense in adopting all the late-t m,.,lT
improvements, including telephone, electric lights and superior ' "
ctuninodations for planters and their teams. ' '
It shall be our aim to study the interest of cur patrons ai. j
strive tomakethe MAC DONALD WAREHOUSE as popular 1 rl
liable for TORACCO SALES as any in the State. We enlv' Jt
trial. Come and see us. a
Macdonald & Latten.
References: First National Rank of Statc.-vilie,
Oct. 1, 1S05.
RE
RE
TO ALL OTHERS
Until you see our line of HATS AND SHOES.
The bottom has dropped out on Hats.
The STOVER TIES are the leading M -ns course shoes on the market
J ry one pair and you will use no other.
One Pound package of soda Scents.
Visit us at the old Ilyams' stand. Respectfull v, .
!fT TP
Cl-a'TibDrl2ii?3 Tlyn rid Cbiu C'ntrct
Is a certain cure f Jr Chror'3 -cre IZycr,
flril;i;nl.-.'! t-'.TX T.!;'. R.TT 1 1 tlltbv. I'll,-?.
TriU r Sdr L'boi"n -r.d S bl I'o-i
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to no:;vj ovoteo.
For patting a Lor.3 in a f.nc hen!t!iy cc
diiion try Dr. CVtyV. Condition Ij-i;.!cr?.
i'l.oy tone iiv t a? r-;c-j3, cii ct:r:t-'ir-n, curi
of ;;ppci!i.'; i-ciJ'Te ' o.; tip: 1 1 -ti, c:'ir?.'.i
".'W 1 1 nr. c": 1 cr Vo: :..d i.o;:-.
ct-3 r.-cr ri"bjr,-. Per s?l$ by Jnih'A
"i-rpi:;',v .V lii'i'. l'rosi.-'s
REDUCED R.TIIS.
Ca tea S ates tm iacrr,:!!: n:l ics'ilcn
A1LANTA, CA ,
Ceptcir.Ler IC Crcer.acr 3:, CC3.
Fur t lie above tec isiou the P'-etbtTn bfj!ivnv
Co. will sell !u,--!S tc O.-ll tl-tlip t C' et t.
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with f-iul 1 -.iiit fl:t -n il; d;3 from dHtof
salo. N ticket to lx-ur longer buiit than Janu
ary 7, 1
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I ni'd 1 h-ir-days ol r.iu'i wti-k fiosn Sc-jtrnibcr '
ii ieit 1 o.-cen.U' r i. lnciii.-ivfr, witb H.ial
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v.nh tin ltd litiit.-ii (7kIjj Irjfn dAleoftalc
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
1 Is the only H.ie enffilur the Exposition
tiround. liav nz a d Ubiv truck, standard-
iui7 r;ilw:iv fmm tile tu-i.tfrnt th rttv rt
j jl, .,,ra totlu: bip 'oo-i tiiound.
For ticets a id full inf-.rmation apply to
j rour B'rtt .-nt,or ad Jreaa
j J. M. CX'LP, W. A. TURK,
Traffic Munayer, Oen"l Paaa. Agt
VSM I'ea&a. Arc., Waablcgton. D. C
LOUIS WALKER,
lluoi nii1 .Shoe 5Iaker
Var.KiN, x c
Hepniriajr done in the neatest po.i
ble !ty!. 1'rii-es ery low. .atisfae-
lion uaraiitc-et!. '
Subscribe for Tin: Record. Only
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BE
GET.TSE BEST
WhenyotiareatMrattobiiyttSc-Mrlinf M.rWne
i do not be deceived by fcllnnn dv.rtiiieroen.
and be led to think you van fcet tUe tat Ui.vlt,
finest tlnikbcd and
Most Popular
for a mere Cnr?. See to It that
you buy from reliable mniiu
lecturers that h.-vva fnined a
reputation bvhorcs: wiJcj uaro
licabnx, yo i will then ;it n sLi7M
ewinj? iac-.:ns oiui la imi n: ii- j
the vorll ever for lis dura- fivVl
. bibtv. You want the cno that MV. J
in easiest to aiaaujje nd is
ly Light Running
-!$'Y There is rono in ho v.-orM that
fsjf.'-J can equal in luethamcr.l wo
f 7'rV f?'U smtction, d-trs.b litv of w.rtmr
13 r.X?)T tarts. linen -tf f finish, beauty
i7Ii3 n appearnnce, or l a mac
New Home
It hun AMtoniatlc Tent Ion, Double Feed.
on both sides o ncedlt ifatfutfJ),T,r, other m
on ad justable centers, thus reducing triclwa W
the ruiniuium.
WRITS FOR CIRCULARS,
THE HEW HOME SEWISG M?.CHI5E CO.
OttAo, Mum. lkTO). Mam. H em- fyf
I Ciuoiio. tr.L. t;t. Lot ii, llo. bi o.u
: Baji i ULrnsou. i u ATI.asi A,
I TOR CALE BY
J G. MLHJILS U BR0
AI).:fNISTJ.'A'J()nS NOTH h.
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i:iel:it,et;d (iiiity, St::te 1 :': '.
Il ii-i- to i.etily rll J t r; i - I :.'; -'
el;.in : mirel 1 1 -slate rl ?:i-'! '' '
r( :; ! in b il i! 1 1. ii to ll i n ' r
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Oitiltr ls!c,, Ir f is ti;. v i.J
': jib al in 1 :.r t f 1 1 eir jimiiiM.
j Oetiter otli lttr. b. VY. Vi!e:ir .
i A!n.ine.i""'"r'
Rring ytnir Job Work to tl
RKcoi:iM.nice.
J a M l s moi:i:is. JAUritC us st
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Attfjj luys at Law
MA I: ION, - - - S ('
Will irartice In Vclicf.rll cr I "
joiniri rcunt ies. A II t" ir:'-i ir .r1-.-ttl
to tbeir care will rtrrive iiu l
and j.aii.s-tnkii' atlentiei).
W. C M:U.Mi
Lenoir, N. C.
M- A. M yl'
Marin. " v
mm & m
ATTOIIAEY.S AM) f OL NJ-KI I
AT LAW.
MAKIGX, - -vr
Practice in tl.e ccnrtB of tie l't
II, and-12th districts antl tl
jncme court of N. C, and ti 1 ;
S. C.urtH of Wefctrrn Diarict cf
N. C.
GEO IF- JRJ3II
VU VSICIAX mid fel'ItGi:
Cfftrs his iirofcsional tcrvirrt t
the public. Ofiice: Old Fort '.-".
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