The Press and Carol inian.
tfolume IS.
local IRcws.
Re% .1 K King will preach in the
Baptist church Sunday.
The K i g of Spain i- just learning
to milk, being.-about a year old
Hani- carries the ,k 1 >illy new.
an 1 evil doers had better hold up
Ice. ire. ice, ice. ice. ice, ice, ice, ice.
. • s S 11.lit l.cock'- I >rug Store.
} *i « ]. . u1; I lost hi- knil- at
•).,. J|,j jl -Jimg wi i call and de
s. >) j: 11 >f e\»i\ shape ;»nd size,
I . . t ,t-! • . to chin in all e\ i
: i' ry. n. '
i > M R»y s*« , •.i pat .n an 1 j
!.. i iij i»i i: a - ,as> fi »tit and now
), -omc Pride ab u I 111:n
We keep b« >t erawiisand ties,
1» suit «'•;i• 11 need that may arise.
Royster «.V Martin.
lhi* will be i'> preaching in the
(ierman Refotmed church next Sun
day on account of the painting.
High collars for the suniiner trade,
\tid in the latest fashion made,
at Royster \ Martin's.
Mr \ rt!111r L Pride, of Rock Hill
S. (' , Ims accepted ;i position as drug
rh i k in ' M. R n -t« l - drug -t-ie.
F. B Mexander tells the citizens
•■f Hirkorv of bargains to be found
at his store S>, ■• v hat hesa\sinan
•>ti. • ! column.
Lhe celebrated W L. IKh iiL\s
Sii• »k," also a full 1 iii#» of his other ad
vertised innv be found at Link
Ab COM n »V Co s, Agents, Hickory.*
Mr. Chailey Campbell, of this
place, and Miss Lola Sherman, of
Morganton. wen- mained in Mor
gant 'ii Tuesday.
i )ui nobby pants ar* unsiirj>Hssed,
\n*l witl th* list must needs be
da-si .1 !!' v-ter «V Mai tin.
Hickory. \ \
Mi. .1. (. Hall. Presidt nt of tlie
I'i, 111 ii» ■ : \\ (it. 1- atte! • 1.1.14
i I.» (.' ti\ i'j;t ion of W:t _; •11 Maker- n
1 . 'Uirj\ liie t Ills Uii k.
Mi and Mis FairtieM. of Maine,
aft* r sp n• 1 iii!_r the winter in Hieko
!\, hit for then hoy.e last Monday,
promising to return in the fall.
! 'a; \\ 1 i. i 1 i- tin til *--t vt g*
tabh : ai hn in town, but nobody to
i.i i lit . i i k ;.i d :it the fruits of
1;, ~dh•! 1 1 ii- tap \i nr. giil-
Some tul; ht>- -lulls on hand we
kt* p,
U pric, - tl at an v* ly > heap.
I; \ , a Mui'.!
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; \ , ; 111 Ii ! r»H sid \\t! i»
t:. midvi'.e ft .«ui:». tic V>ht
\: :•' ('iti/en.
>i. ] p R, \v» t» pelt- tl at an Ayr
M .1 *«. W, \\ Lii'l. l'« st'.d a '.|H iia> >
; ii.» caif Las jnvei:
i i tir ef yerv tine lu if* r caivrs -
Cuti.wl a t. ui:tv is hard to beat.
1 Whit* I'ioi t Clothing Sioit i
now
Without a lival an>^h'*re:
• t 1110 l S ,;li fulct 1.1 tO bow
Ai.d .ts pustige bfar
We are lo see the present I
town officials offering some protec
tion to the white part of our popula
tion in regard to the mineral springs.
Why don't the town buy tlmf piece
of property and improve it"
About the first case before the
new Max or was an old official up for
grazing his cow on the streets.
This is an old habit and not many
know of the law* against it. See )r
--dmance No. 1* in lu-t \* ai ( •t- »
-Whisky or 110 Whi-ky 1- the
name oj' a campaign paper t> be inn
in A-l.evilb-during this mon'h until
the local oittion * lection. iemper
a nee workers in might
be- helped i n investi!:g in a h-w liun
died -. J.it -
Our com] » isitoi knows e are not
a dog man in any sense, and when
last in the Fowle matter we
wrote "our nature inclines us to the
under dog in the fight." he set it up
"under day, ami the mistake es
caped all notice.
Mayor Hall begins his administra
tion 111 the interest of cleanliness and
health. It is all important that the
Mayor's suggestions should be acted
on in time, and that all citizens
should co-operate in having them
fully carried out.
We regret to learn tlint Mr. J. R.
Self, a highly respected citizen of
Lincoln county, lost his barns and
stables by tir** recently. It occurred j
ill the day t'me. and the origin oi
the lire has not been satisfactorily
accounted for.
Billy Morrison is dead. A States- ,
ville gentleman informed u* that
liquor was the cause of his death.
For many years he made it to kill !
others and finally it killed him. !
- He that taketli the sword shall die
by the sword.
We aie " almost persuaded tin'
high license would be all right if
made sufficiently high Our Town
Coninii.ssionei s have put it up to
and it ha> kept the saloons
closed so far The Dutchman .said.
"It leetle i>h goot, mole ish petter.
It the £I.OOO tax ln:s kept the devil
out of town a week, won t the Com
missioner- have a meeting and make
it £IO,OOO '
TYour DOJJH.
All o'.vni rs of dogs aie hereby 110
titled that they must pay due atten
tion to S* ctlou -•"> of the Town hd;-
iiances foi !a~t y« ar in relation to
dogs, an 1 t:ig thin dog- i>* f• * 11• tin
til -1 da\ «>t Tune. '! I.e town cot -ta
ble will 1 i- direct ♦ o to kill al. *J • _'s
«u slut- : ;n:nii:g at To ■ w the t: ••
coi pot at*' ' mit - i»t o; 11
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Tbichorv, "Worth Carolina, Cburst*av>, m>a\-> 17. isss.
Cotioter iteniN.
( omniunioii servii*es hi'ie Sunday
oth, were attended by a large audi
ence.
Miss Zoe V. Caldwell, daughter
of Mr. Ed. Caldwell was united bv |
the tie ij wedlock to Henrv iiarrinir
er. sui f Noah Bariinger Tliur- la\
:h l . by Prof R. A Yod( r.
Ihe lain of last week WHS .juife
1 efre-hing an 1 gaxethe uj - j ringii j
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f«ti til into !;t il -1 light }o| l' t j .
V I'jtir ol t'Mir Coons.
Mi and Mi- Co.-.n w, ,• in , -k
oi v Tue.-da\ a-king
' '.l I'' '(•! 111 >ll ILi \ -:e i t i.t \
w ere fll i.i j >avie coui. f \ lie n 1-
a paup i and she was a eoi;k in the
l*oor House. They had married
about two months ago. and had been
on a pedestrian bridal tour to visit a
cousin in the Asylum at Morganton.
He said lie paid a Raptist preacher
two dollars - all the money he had—
to marry them, and we thought that
» O
preacher answered when another
was "called. Coon said they did
not feed him as he was accustomed
to have before he went to the Poor
House, and he decided to try some
other boarding house. He was told
he could not abide in the Banner
County Poor House and they started
towards Davie.
" Mr. Keubeu .oins, T. \ . & 1". I>."
The Lincoln Courier of last week
devotes near a column introducing
the above named gentleman ! of col
or to its readers, and closes by say
ing he left that town for Hickory.
He is here, and if he has not decided
| on a reformation of what the Courier
says has been his past life, we advise
him that lie has stopped too soon.
The Courier explains the appendage*
to t.is name to mean " lousorial Ai
ti.-t and Peace Disturber, Calls him
a . ontemptibh , .'{oo pound nuisance,
ways he was driven from Yorkviile.
S. and was waited on bj 7"» white
an ! citizens of Lineolnfon.
an I given until sun tlown Satnidav
t«» "git 'loin that place, ami In
got. If Mr. Coins is going tore
r- rs p
torm he max be allowed to abide
with lis. otherwise h»- had better I>
going » fui ther west
Ki'Ct'p ion Teiidert'cl »» Mr. >k
liir.
The ! - » 1 iit it" 11 at t l.e new and « !*
ant i -ide;u-e of Mf- ' > M. Rov-ter.
t• i: rhnr-ilav exening iast. was ing'h
ly •■(•mp! imeiitai'V to :i e lltv. \ai dry
Mi 'Bee. m w ho-* hoi . • it wi- Liven
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HI - - A 1» )\ I] is i «ut of tin* llickory Inn, I(»cated at
,, \L* Ilickorv. North I 'arolina. 1 .MOO IV h-t above the sea
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level. I lus i i«»t« * I is built ot brick and stone, ha.s.
]lorches. recess ha Iconics, and >{ m»ll lower one hundred
feet liijili, cominanditie' a view of over one thousand miles
of mountain There are sixty*bed rooms, public am)
private dininir rooms, hath rooms, water closets on eaeh
iloo r. elect ri• ■ hells : in fact, all 11mt li'oes to make iiji uie of
the n lost complete hot els in 1 lie Sout h. i lie i 1«»t **l( on i pan \
will have the diniicr room, halls, office. and public parloi
frescoed in renaisseiieest vieol decoration t>y Mr. I\ A. ( »race.
of Detroit. Michigan. It will he opened to tlie public ahout
.1 nl v Ist. and w ill he jirst el ass in all it s a ppoint ments.
All hoicj.li t here is a urea t dea lof work Mill to he c\( *u ted.
the company have a full force of workmen employed who
are fast brin«rin«»* the building to a point that causes it to
resemble the above cut. Kvcry live town should have a
tirst class hotel. Hickory is thoroughly alive and on it
-1 iin h >( >m ! therefore. 1111 ■k(> ry should have * \ firs t class 11 >
tel. and that is the point the company is working for.
Hickorv has a few things for which sheclaimsthe suprem
acv overanv ot her town in the State and we hope erelong
l> ill rejise our li.-t. Although the liotel building is not as
lame as some, vet when it is completed and in ruinin«r oi
der we think we can claim lor it that it is as nice, pretty
and as well kept as any in the Stale.
Negotiations are beinu' made with Northern 111 ♦*i i «» 1 ope
tat ion is hote| proprietors for the running ot the hotel.
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