The Press and Carolinian.
Volume IS.
IP CII 111 Ei Il\ 5.
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Ml iw Villi spent M OlldaV in 11. -
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See "liapf-I Hill ;i» 1v» i t isement
eIsCW here.
Mi- W addell ami daughter are
in t' e cifv
Wanted A news correspondent
in each township.
Blank deeds and chat4«*l moit
gages for sale ;it this oflice.
Sei vices in the F.piscopal t'hurch
I'll.hi v evening at f» o clock.
Prof. I hompsoti, of Catawba col
lege \\ as in tho citv thi- week.
M ssr-. Mai tin, Piide and ('line
repoi t a verv enjoyable occasion nt
the Lenoir hop.
Mi .1 «».■>» j.h Daniels. of Laleigh
will deliver the literarv address at
flighland t» night
I'iedmont W W oiks have mis
pended foi a few days for a purpose
of taking an invoice.
V force of hands has been tpiite
busy putting in a Narrow Gauge
side track this week
M«*t t i•. of Mi and
W .1 Sloiip. aged 1 i vears, ttied
Monday the *2f»th ilist.
Mr W . .! S' i:t ho land, alter a
long trip through Tenn. returned
I me la-t w' ( k for a rest
Senator Kan.»oui and family pass
ed through Hickoix on theii way to
Hock f»r the summer.
( >n account of theconcert to he g v
en l»\ tin Military Opera Land 1 ri
day night. the regular meeting of
Young - M«-ns Democratic Club will
I>e postponed
Mr G. L White, and family who
left litre tor 1 exas some veals
i tun ed !a»t Saturday. satisfied to
'-pi tid the rt maimh r of his d iys in
North Carolina.
The scliedn eon the W. N ('. Hail
road ha- changed. 'J'hey now run
two daily trains and two at night.
Mils is a |inte a convenience to the
travelling piblic.
We can furnish the \m>
( \k »i j ni \n and the New York World
to new subscribers for 7~> cents *•/.«//.
or the New York World to our old
ones for cent-, till after the elec
tion. Send in vour names and the
cash.
Le.nl "I'fl« i t of FtYort on seventh
page and »ee what one weeks adver
tisiig will do toward* making bu>i
lies-- h\clv A man that don t ad\er
tise his business so people may
ki. w w ■ it he d >■- o! w hat 1 lias
to -el', -s like one that "lighted; a can
dh an ! putteth it und« r a bush* 1
I' lif ( oti-rif.
The Cott iie tut t l ist Tin sdav
nignt at Miss I: gold- After roll
call an-.t reading of the minutes of
pr \i* u- meetir.g the f« w g\i ■
g rani w a- it lnlei ed
Mi: gene A I'M..- Pi can M:-\\ it
kin-.
hist, put tt Mi-s' I .. 1 n ■
McC uib.
L it it io: Mi -. Pr. Pet pi* -
l»yro: - I>i t am— H A Murril 1
1 Ijc leadii _ . ••l .vai geline wa
pOstpolied till I.e\t llJt etil g. wl.lC:
will l.u held at Mis- Mcintosh. -
IliichlHiid School.
W itlr to-night closes another }eai
of grand educational v\«»i Lat M_ L
land Academy, which foi several
yeais {»?i-1 ha- been und* ; the super
vision of that mo«t r« tine 1 an 1 tie.i
oughly educated gentleman and in
structor.
The program will bt -icrt but
pleasant a'. 1 ii.-tructive. We gi\*
it fts follows :
Salutatory Geo. L. Haithcock.
Peclamation Arthur Hay.
Music- by the baml.
Peliveiy of I >i-t i«t ion-, medals,
etc..
Music.
Address by Josl.ephlis P miejs
Music.
Declamation Win. Hale, Jr.
\ aledictory l'aui I. Murrill
All the boys- have been under the
most careful instruction and strict
discipline anl we feel sure all will do
well. They may not be rreat orators
O
but their examination papers will
show and we will go broke on some
of th em against older head-.
"Landana" hankerchiefs go free
with every 5.j.00 ourchasc at
• t
Royster iV Martin.
Hickory. N. C.
A Sinter Tow n.
During a recent visit to Hickory
we were stiuck with the handsome
and durable buildings which have
been built in that place during the
last eighteen months and the new
ont - now goii,* uj>. The new hotel,
now building, will be \ hen finished
one of the mo-t handsome in the
South, both in outside nppearance
and in inside ai rangement and tin
isli. It has H\t\ b d rot'iiis bt sides
all the other necessary ro.iiiiy. sfich
us dining room-, parlors, bath rooms*
Arc . \c . and will be open to the
public about July 1 -t
We do not admire the location of
Hickory, with the railroad cutting it
intwo. but we do admire the enter
prise and public spirit shown by her
citizens and wish we could import a
half dozen of thtm that we could
name Sali-buiy Watchman.
Go to the fthite front clothing
sfor* for "Bandana handkerchiefs.
Hickory. N ('.
Notice.
There having been a real-estate
and rental agency started by two en
ergetic young men I announce to the
public that I have transferred all
business of that kind which ha- been
bestowed upon me in the past to the
new til in of C ine A. Murrill. Th an'ti
ng you for your past patronage and
asking that veu give to the bov-
P • O
what patrltnage I would have re
ceived in the future. 1 am.
Le.-j t ctfully.
J. r M- l: *; I.
Hickory. N C
Prescript i»iis carefully and nc
curate'v e n j ouiah d by coinp« t lit
aid e\pritntid men at Lo\.-tti-
I >l'lle Stilt
V (.ootl Wouiait Hoiih-.
I'it lii Sui lay. June "Jit: . Mrs.
Maria 1 i.a-e, a_ed Vi i - A.
I h«'» igi. s; »Lall •t ; .;\ .: _.l ' •,.
J v b.ii aftw \ • ■ 1. : .; *' 1 •\.
mteiligenC' ai. .11 \- f .
ter i.nvt ma le h» r i:. tnv * ,u
She I'-av* s tis .
1 e: est -V!.. t" . v
.M ; v i: »• w ..■ > tl.. •>. ... t
the shorn lambs rc memo* i tl »
UMcftorv, IRortb Carolina, Cbursfrav, 3nnc 2S. ISSS.
Xlie Niwtoti State Normal
Hcliool
Fifteen hundred circulars of tl
Mewton Normal School ha\e been
di-tributed among the Public School
teac er- of the State. The term of
1888 wdl begin July oth and close
JujV 'J''th. Tne faculty is composed
of North Carolina teaeheis of emi
nence ami culture, and the term
promises to be c.f »musual inetrest to
teachers.
1 At I"I.TV.
L. A Alderinnn, Superintendent
of (ioldsboro Graded Schools, Sup't
ami tcatcher of Tfistory and Leading.
D. Matt Thompson, Princij.al
Pifdmont Seininary, Tanconton. N.
C.. teacher of Ai ithuietic ami P! isi
ology.
A. C Mdnfosh. Principal Hiyl. ,
School. Sumter. S. C. Teaclwr of
Geograplty and Language \York.
J. E. Lrady. l".te of
Germany. Teacher of English Gram
mar and Literature.
J. A. Foil. Catawba College, New
ton. N. ( Teacher of Algebra and
GeonWrv.
Mrs. M (). Humphrey. GoLl-boro
Graded School. Teacher of Primary
W oik.
Miss Met fa T>. G rah a in. ('tdawbn
College. "Newton, X. C . Teacher of
1M usic.
Board can be at private
houses and hotel for 5"2.."0 fo
per week. The climate is fine, the
location is convenient, and facilities,
unsurpassed. Ihose wishing par
ticular information in regard to
board, Ac., should write to Lev. J.
A. Foil. Secretary, y,-wto?». X C.
"Thurman Landana hamlkerchiefs
lor sale at the white front clothing
s t°rt Hickory. N C.
[aeoh's I'ork Ifcnis.
f. r-1 ti j;:—lt has been st tne
time since your correspondent has
sent an article to \our valuable ]>a
{>t i r. ! lie new- is rather on the slim
order at present. The farmers are
very busy in their corn and cotton
crops. Wheat has been all housed
up in the dry. I think perhaps
w lit at ci oj - will reach per cent.
Ihe wlistles of the threshing en
gines aie in aid in the land prep u
ing to (' u iiidiee thi t fchii g by next
Momlay.
lii* gi'tminl has bt come very drv
on acco' nt of the luany hard lains
la t«- y .
Vbout A(i C penmg -sf tth nient
about a week a_e tl. it* '.\a- a severe
hail storm and some of the farmers
have planted their cotton fields in
e« 'll. a I 1 | eas.
L
ii ; I re has li.-i-n t ii• • w post-o'lice
e.-1 al • -1 a \ at Ht i.l \ L'ack bt>l n s on
th Nt wt :. ai 1 Linco'n i »ute with
JY d» i P. -1 M..,tt r
Setli Richy and Ellen ti.» tauglit
t 1 • t .1 - Ht * I. wile 11. M»it d a
few . i\- . IN v Mr. lb It->n offi
ciating. J. F T
F » • "I" • 1 i. a i • '.t i hit!-"wit i.
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tl.t wl.lt> 5' l.t.
H ;y. N C
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accax IRCZIUS.
f.tnptTor William oj>ened Hei«cn
tag Monday
T ill! lit.e -| • dae 1 ' ». ey'daiisfs.
A' - . at Lovster - Pi uj Store.
l)t>z» nsof pe.»]»le are from
the effects of th" in New York.
Thirtv ei-_»ht Michigan counties
have voted under the local option
law. antl ail but two of them have
decided that prohibition «h*ll pre
vail for the next three ypars
Mr Samuel L Patterson se*-m6 t«»
be tlte choice of a lnrge majority of
Pemocrats of Cahiwell coontv. this
vent, for the Legislature Tf we l i\.
Ed in Caldwell we would surely\ote'
for Patterson.
Nearly every dav in New York c ; Jt
T a man is killed by contact with elec- ,
trie wires, but the crocked officials
of that citv -oinehow or other know j
iu-t where the wires nre. and alwav® 1
i
keep out of the wav.
The Secretary of the State Pemo
erafic Executive committee at lial
oigh requests us to env tliat it is de
sired by the Committee- that the
names and post-offices of the county
and township committeemen be sent
them as early as possible.
( Mr. C. Cuthberfson late of Cliar
i h>ttp has become business manager
.
of the Sali-bury Press and begins his
duties with this vvr-f-ks issue. He is
an energetic young' man and a prac
tical printer of some experience.- and
will doubtless earn success. Salis
bury Watchman
Tilt- State of South Carolina
through its Department of Agiicul
ture has subscribed to consti
tute it a member of the Southern
"Immigration Association, under the
action of the convention held at Hot
Springs last month. L. It. Lansom.
secretary of the convention and of
the board, was elected St ate direc
tor.
A latl in Greensboro, last summer,
opened an account in the savings
bank, which hi nickel- and diires
amounted in three months to seven
dollars. He said that he put the
stray pieces in. and then when he
w anted a watermelon or some candy,
he was ashamed to take money out
of the bank for -ucli nonsense. Ihe
result was a suit of clothes, while
many of his companions hail only
rags for winter war. Now i- a
good time to begin.
The recent 000 cash sale of
two-thirds of four nhares in the
King s Mountain Tin Mine to Prof
LePuc, of New Yolk and Prof Fur
man, of Texas, mineral experts and
agents for a Northern company. ha»
>_!ven a solid business foundation for
tLe tin excitement. twenty
laborers are now excavating in tun
ic Is and on the surface f r tin de
p >-it- under the supei vision of Prof
Furmrn. a scientific g» i.t.'-nic-i. »n I
of wi it J it it: -ii .'
t!. e I. IJ it♦ - d St tt« -.
The nomination t : H« n. J »;-u S.
Hei. hi-on. of Sail si • uy. wa.- expec
•1 ! \ a. Ht b--er\ i 1 it. 1• w
: let -ate - • i : 1 v tej »- K• I.
e 1 tne II 1-* as his He :- c i
•.t-n-c; 1* ti: »• 1. able an 1 ~n
i r --f 11. We -» • he i- -'icces-f'.n
e.-. ase he ha- i>% i ! letn 1111 g i' 1 '
th*
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ml.*-r. -i • tf -J •- ability N
e 1 h• - get a h»-a: ii j. Hi«
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whore Vhete air 1 pl»-nt\ wit! in
l «*Mch rake A 11 *- w • i: •„ i i s
name Lnj»j»• i- \> t>» ;n t>> i-- »- an
eXUtLIJ »!«*. "V tfl,f ii .*» •: i !•• 1!
:• ini;> tin;* > a mi !:. «.:»
t(Hrkiogii)f» -i ar« :n hi- j I • i. n.« i&1
plO-pfl it \ As« t tit-IIS ill 11- «• v«l ;it
al. -w t l \ ii »ii, I 1 ' 11•
, ';i!»{ t« l \ i ;i! > lit* L.•«•» imitit a u \ if
a \ t-a 1 'i .uj t:il iff i :i> •I :* 1» 1 « .1 lin
t> it. his wJ -» » a !!•:»;»!« !
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\\ hen thf\ v> nit an cxtia t« n «*«-f
I pel «.litv they must Mnkef«»i i! \\. \t.
thaii tl at. when the of ?h»
woi k- want- to fut do* n 11;t ii wa
f tlu*\ havt to «11 ik •* t • § »i t*\ ijt il.
ami 111-l i . jiftt-r weeks of enf .|-« j
idleness. are c n pt lit d to succuix b
our j rot« ction is a sham I' j.ii• -
Up 11»•* 1 it'll HlHlls p"ellt\. I'Ut ItltWs
the f • I! > w in shirt jsi > t w he i • -
Ibe wa>, to shift f«»i■ liinjsif f N
i Herald. Iml.
The celebrate.! '• W I, po?*«iMs .*:»
Sh'.k also « full line of his rhei -i i
vortisM goods innv I»«• found at I,ink
McComij \ ( V» s. A-1;I -. HirkoM
\\ e ale liot Hi lit' habit »! 111»f I •
persona! uttacks on ju! ,ic m» i .
because w« think tin- p«*o f iU- t ik»
little interest in them >1:1 tlnorx
is that the pupei s giw* them ab-mt
the
theit fort* w»- make it ,:t business not
to not km* t i iem.
No man who knows .Imlgr "-i » p
herd would for :« momt i.t beiit \t
tli it lit- would l»t* gunt\ »f ais;. j i'
fessional linpropi i%?ty. lnueli u»-
knowingly violate tin* 1 t\v t'» -«i\«
client or anyone ♦■! e. He a
tleman above rcpioael:. of lcfined
manners and cultivatt*»l tastt s. and *
ju 1 ist whol- an bom>l to in- jii ft -
sion. I ij«- onl\ objection we know
(•f tfiat can he ui-'td aifainst him 1
r> n
all j'uhlicaii V'»t» i i> that he 1- 01
the lemc»ci atic ticket (ii 11
No; tii State.
Bob luyeisoil's r» j>lv to (.ilad-t«»i;e
ha caused nearly ldo.lioo t *»] i» - ->f
the Noitli American Ke\iew !or>lui.e
to l>c »• >! 1 \\ hat a ludicrous i,-
* Bob is a destructive, juue antl -im
pie. Ht- tiies to dt--?t \ t! « .r. 1 \
hop iof a 1 u iljt-d I ace w hi- i. ". • .
ling th» sheekeis into Kiown 1 oih
If tljt-ic was no pay how l>ol> s ardoi
would cool. Hei alt- i'J'O.l (011 -p. it
to 1 >-ad an elc»«pient a-»sa ilt vi|>oi.
(r»d uid ('ln Ist lanity. What ia!
and folly ' llnnngtoi. Star
Fiesh Lir/je a.un}
hand at Shuford Hardwaie ( J
Mr. Inline cj cut M mla.
' The Angel inn in (*1 anthatu. »ctu
pying th»* sii..' b« 1 wrjr i fori mi
IIF slept in I hu« %\ •* i «•' *■ Iht
hand of fit« 1 ».i.n- **.♦■• j -
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