PRESS AND CAROLINIAN: AUGUST 4, 1892
ijress and far.Iinian, in irief,
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KCRY ?r:.‘;t;ng compa.nt
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'In th? F-IUott Opera ItHlldlnK,)
Hickory, North Carolina.
$1.50 A Year -3o A Week.
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TTI. COMMCMrATIOKS AND
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k'iia' I'KI.N'TINf: CihMi’A.VY. fonl.
IIK.K'OIIT. S. C.
“Who 8ai(i watermelons?'*
Mr. E L. Shuford is at Blowing
liock.
Mr. L. H. Phii’ups Las accepted a
po.sitioD with Mr. T. K. Field.
Lenoir College is hein" raj>iillv
pushed lo c ompletion.
Dr J. T. JoljLston left yesterdnv
for ’onnelly-SpringH for his health-
Mi.sfc Allice Ijinfi.^ay. of Hij^h Point.
N. C, is vi^itinrr Miss Nora Shu-
For the last two years the meet- (Jh Wednesday night of last week,
ings of the presjs Hssocatiou have John Uahn went to tb» honu» of
been occasions of joy f r all attend- Noah Teajjue, just across the river
iDfj riiembc-rs. Last year at \Vin.>ton in Alexander county. Hahn wa^s
and this ye ir at fJiiarlotie the enter very drunk, and be^ran cursing
taininent' w»-iero\al. The conven- Teague's wife, whereupon 4ie was
tion wa^i called to order on Wednes- ordei^d* fr rn the houst* Teacrue
day cf last week in 'fcarIotte, the took him l»y the arm and assisted
“C^>ueeu Cii\ of the (^^arojinas. and him out. when 'laun immediately
the editors were teridered a waim drew his knife and i;ave Teague sev-
we'coriio l-\ Maj. I,)owvl. Tne eral sever*- j^nshes across the arti;S
A '«11 #»rth» IWmiwmUr Tonvr^^on In
th** M!Mh I>l«*rirt.
rh*' dfU ijatrs wb/i h;ivo bot'ii or
iiiuy W SfltM tt'd by th‘ rt‘iriilar
1 >« iiiot'rati • (• iivontiiMis » f tho
Cc>Ulltie>i i» f Wilks. Alf\;indrr, i'ti-
tawlci :u)ti Lin olii to tilt* st nato-
rial j'on . «-hti »n ill tlu' ‘Jl^tli
torial district an- lierid>y ?i 'titiovi
t*> as''»-itiM»* at Hii-kory' N-. rth
Carolina :\t - p. in. on W» dii»*sday,
tlio lotli d iv f >r Aii:^-nst. for
usual routin of business was entered an 1 chest, fruni^l e elftcts "f which th« purp'»so id* i:-•niiuatiiicr two
upon, ftii'l iLrtiiy Lew members were he died two hours later. Tlir mnr-
elected.
in: and
Tlie or^Mni7,ation is grow-
CITY niRKOXOKY.
UTTWiriFAI, OOTKR’«MEKT.
jt looks as if th^ third party would • power in our commonwealtl. About
be the victim of a great dina^ter in fifty ^'ditor.^ ie>ponded to the roll
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November.
K-irly ri-ing i- not always a virtue.
A man :n:iy sleep lute and be vir
tuous as well.
The third ])arty in tiie ninth dis-
derer had a prelimin'iry hearing the
being recognized as a following morning and was commit
ted to Taylor.'iVille jiiii. lioth the
p:irtie.s v.t-re employes ( f
mot., of this citv.
Y. Sig-
call the iir.'t day and many others
arrived Thur^-day.
Space does not permit n»entionin‘j:
in df^tail the speeches made and tho
st'iiat'•r-'tn rt prt sont 5:tid ilistriet
in tlu‘ next ir« iH'ral assfiiiMy. >
For tin' roiiiinittfo:
 ’ata\\l*a -A. A. Shi
Liiii‘«>lii r. If. Hokk.
AU xaiidwi- il. W. Fi.tnvfKs.
1 li‘ Vdiiii iii»t I xl ton >\ill n'l{> titt* Nortli.
C Kt-iiuhiit uiio.
('apt;'. J. B Iviv* an«l H. I’.
rni’RrHr.n.
!’V f oFiMKi>—l'» V. J. M^3rp^r, T’rt'
. - in 'h*.- iin'l fmj'r’.'i s in !'iv-.
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trict lias f^oiio to pisjees. Tlie detu- nu,l tho I'rieihliv iiiintiliuer of
wit aisp'.ave.l l.y tlie brethreu. or to Cowlts spi nt .f hi^t wo^k in
coinmeiit upon the acr,u»iutaiice> wrtli the
presi lent aud vlepartmenl otli'jials
ocrnN w,i! pro,-•.-,Uos.u-,-tlie pieces th,- kn,^,-lit^ of th. .,uill. Saffiec if i.opt-. „,uHo.rs
. .V. Sf'lf h'^s gone to the encamp- that, sa»e in oric^ instance, {[]h !e[>ul»Iicin pirtv in N >rth
ment at Wrightsville with the :’,rd , ^^^^-’Tthing passed otY pleasantly, and C:ir.*iin.i. It is inu‘rred from the
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Kegt. Iv ind of X'^-.vton.
\\(^h )]i(' l>rothir Whickard will
cut oiV tho>»* sidf^wiiiskers before
anoth'^’ fOnv ntion is called.
I’rof. J-', L. Hugh* s, of lleidsvilh*,
paid u - a call yester i IV. H(! will at an
early I’ate locate in (Ireenville, S. C.
Mr. (ir.iv* s, Sr, i in tho city from.
(,\‘itawb:i Springs, but say;* he likes
it so wrll that h(' will return in a
short time.
T\v nity-HjrrM^ new susorii>»^rs since
la>t wt ek does very well. The ])ub-
lic is api^reci iting our work and we
are gla l to s ly our li?t is growing
steadily.
I-• 11 dici' III ,
t> il ili't .'I lit r
the meeting was the mo.st beneticial
to the organizution of any ever held.
It was decidc-d to meet next year
at Newbern. The following new
otru-Ms were electeil: I’resideiit. K.
Iv Hilliard: 1st vice ])resident. Jerome
I^owd; ‘2nd vice president, Ii. A.
Tiathaiu; 3rd vice presidtmt, F IM
Willituns; secretary and treasurer. .1
F Sherrill; executive comfnittee, S A
Ashe. H A r.ondon. Josephus l)a!i-
iels, ]•'. I". Harrier and T li Maninng:
orator. \\" ]' M>ir.-hail: poet, Jerome
D.)wd: historian. J L’ (;alvlwell: dele- i at lh(
gates to national ] ress conven I ion, I ]>hices:
T II Jernlgan, \\ F Tomlinson. 1 W
ijlount, J A 'rhoma'-: alternate'^. ![
.V Murrill. J T (iritVin, T li Manning
and J A Kobinson
Now that the business jins ail
All present.
The treasurer wa- ordered to pay
{ Slls *)'i freight on j iil material, the
same to be refunded by the I'anly
' Jail Building C \
.V reduction of s;i;i.00 wus made
in the valuation of a house and lot in
Hickory. i)eli>rging to J. L. .Vlexaud-
er, the housM on said let liaving been
burned beiv'Hf^ the time of listing.
Tne t‘0!itr:ic‘ f«>r Imild'rig tlie two
houses at the poor hou-io was award
ed to F. rl. Huthuan at ►.(>?.
It was ordered that bids lor keep
ing tiie poor in tlie por r house be
let to th(? louesf bidtier on tirst
MontiHV in S.ptember,
reserving th** right to rrjrct any or
I >'iux'rat ir kiny-. *■ l*ids.
Hon. FJia> Cirr and ex-(iovcrnor -V petition w r,ledb^ U ubeu
Thos. J. Jarvis will address the peo- otr..-r^, asiung tiie board
u. Uw. following times ;,y,] ' to change tiie township li?i“ l»et ween
Jaeolis F M k anl Hicl’.ory townships
conversation of the^e gentlemen
since tiieir return Ijome that they
were corciialiy rec.eiv.^* U-ind tlut the
adminisi rat ion wiil^ien l its aid. in
th^^ way of iutlMeru*e and boivlle, to
the assist inc" of tiiH Fives faction
in (-lecting a repni)]icin s^a'e ticket
in North I'lrolina tliis fill andcarry-
ing the sta’e for Hnrrisiin.
count v.
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Tiiis is a great cDuntry in more
than Olio sense. While the eastern
, I portion was sweltering in heat, ad- been dispos‘'‘d of we refer to the
vice.s from Montai!}'. lejtort a cold ; entertainment pre})ar*ed for us by
w'ave and frost in that section. j the citizens of Charlotte, who rank
Messrs. J. (i. Hall, A. A. Shuford ' second to none in this line. Brothers
and other Hickory ca}ntalists have | ( ild'.sell, Mes^is. A an
established a mill, on the Yadkin, for ' ingham, F.*cles, Ih’yant, Lattji.
Chambers, and in fact every one did
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getting out locilst ship jnns. The
j>lant cost about S2,.”)')0.
We dir('ct es|)ecial attention to
the new advertisement of Wagner A:
liumgardner. They make heavy and
staj)le grocries and country produce
everythitig to make our stay pleas
ant, and how well they succeedel re
quires the pen of Blount, the wit of
IMarshall, and the oratory of Hilliard
to tell,
W’e owned the town including the
i.ry
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tli.'T :in-. an.l vu.i will .lo well to . ^ xhe v.ihoa.l ri-le
see llient. of.ler autl ou this '.v *
Tlie 'Mercury, we understand, said ; had the pleasure of inspecting ih;
the Siruvn*-t‘ democratic ciub had ^ runnerous and extensive manufactur-
only three members. Twenty-two ing irulustries for which Charlotte
names were signetl a.=? charter rnern- i is noted.
I * \ )' I I n.i II I>r«‘I 'fill.
.\t Newton Moil,1IV, just before 1 be us(d
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I IjouI riTi'.e!.t, .M . S}i«*rrill intro
hn“(‘d Lee S Over iu in. of Sali'^bury,
w\\o proceeilt'd to i>ty » ut the repub-
lic ins and Mr. W'e ivor.
His talk was fiiriab.i' ai d pointed
iiii l irceivid witli ent’!'.usia''?n.
H- t-’ok *l;e ;’i'-!io;is i:.l t r r.ibh,*.-
tl;!it e-msfront I’s and ini le t!i(‘ wny
pe’fi‘v‘tU cu’tii’ ti'anv rn-in who wants
bers. Truth rnav hurt, but it should
The Third party made a week stiow
at its county ''oi;v' rition in .Mecklen
burg 'ri)ur-d iy. A gentleman, who
is well ] ns'ed aoout the political
status of Mecklenburg. Expressed
theopini'^n to us while there thntthe
The open session Wednesday
evening, during wliich Dr. Shearer
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gave ns a solid, able, lucid and thrill
ing telk, was a pleasure and the
press brethren on duty (even lo
\Viiiteville. (lolumbus
M niday, \ u^ust 1.
Maxton, Uobeson c >iinty, Wc'(lnt‘s-
day, August !>.
Dallas. Gastf)n countv, Friday Au
gust o
Lincointon, Lincoln county. S.iiur-
day, August (,5.
Slielliv, Clevelau'^ county, -Mon
day, August Sth.
liutherfordton, iiutherford coun
ty, Tuesday, August 9.
Marion. McI )owell county,A\’e Ines-
day, August 10.
The Ivichrnond (Va.) Times com
plains that it is “a' great deal of
trouble to boil water befo drinking
it.” Then dorr't boil it. Kuri it
through a sausage cutter*, as they do
• in Chicago.
I 'riie only persons in this country
' who did not know from the first
that AJice Mitchell was as mad as a
Marci) hare were the twelve good
iiLen and true who hadn't opinion
enough to keep otY the jury.
Mr. R. H. Thomason recentlv
so Hs to )Mit ali territory south of
thf' prt 'icnt Hickory township line
and Jacobs Fork in the fork of the
■ riv(-r in Hii-kory township. (>rdered
to b“ publisln'd.
' d'he jur\\ ordere.l to lay out the
' road from Mrs. I'. M. Williams' to
i\biiden. tiled its rej/ort. whicii was
adopted.
The j)eople who vote.! for Beast
i ]3utler against Cle"?e!ar:d in can
I ntVor] to vote for Weaver this year.
Nobodv else can.
The c.vMi AioN is ijiuirs, and kvert
DKMO RAT snOULI) HKLP TH?: (iOOD WORK
Ai.oNo i;v r.ouMiN'i cj.rii-; j on Tin. Fi'.es3
AND CAJiOLI.MAN. 'I'HliKK MO.N'THS fX)R
2“) ( i:XTS. A SI KCIAI. « O.'VTMr-^ION OF
to I’KK ( KNT. lo ANY p.NK OhTTINO TP
A CH*B PHI'U; T) Orr. ir>. AoKNTS
WANTK.n IN KVIIIIV KLK(’TIoN MSTHIfT.
ONE CENT COLUMN.
j.l for your ••wnntw** an*l baxlrn—B la**al«.
Ni> .ilr«TtlM-n;**nt will be connt»'tl Ii-bh tl.k*
'■•II »orJn. will b« ln««»rt«*rj In th!«
lolumn at O.NK T'E.ST ▲ WOIll) fur e»»ch
In'-tT'ion. nif-pliiTed adTprtl»»*rE*>r:*n do not
• Mnii> UQilt^r tlilK b^ad.
FAliMKiJs — F(.r 01iv*r ClnllM
{il(»ws, and F.lriiicr.'. Fiieiid and
{K)ints. ( alien'I'. K. Fi»*l«l. ' -U tf.
lo M »• .\*tei' si; 'wing up the fraud
.ii, 1 drCi'piionin r IwM epublic in party
:v 1 j'latI’jpi'in lie p-;i.l l.is rspocts to
v,i Mh&i/l Weav V :i:.d l.teraliv r;d-
Scott who was absent) did credid to ' showed us soineof the finest cabl>age
them-^elves. . we tiave ever seen. rle j>lantetl oiic-
The carria'^e drive Tliursday was sixteenth of an acre, from which he
county wa now in as good condition pleasant beggin'.iing of the end raided 2.KI0 pounds, or nearly .‘MOOO in.-k.iry an.i vi. in,iy:i;nprecM!..nt.-.W.].por-
which came with the chamber of pound- to the acre. tunity to a n.an.f i.Iu-k and pU'h. Com.
I nii" on^ 0'>(» inc*ni-to th.* rig’it
Mr. and Mrs. L. (i. Hay left last • 'I-'*
ill Hiiin. He L'ave
hearers
\\\ i\t'r’s recv)rd from tl.o pages of
t -.‘I :;i-css'.onal
•or.l-
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sa:ne
tl. it we pu!)li"h this w« (k or^ our
Tii. } Hf \u'. 1 np by calling
ev: rv ivm’i v l.c"' lovi s bis home
'11.d c v.’.ntv at' 1 ‘-late \o rally to tiie
..Id -V,
ho. 1 the
stand to their gu:is and
it*!d thrt'T.',di November.
1 ' M'advt 11 ising patronage :s stead-
I V \\ *• :ake none but the
I t iss of for.'i anil our circn-
: it .. ’1 insur»' n a g » ' 1 price for
ihcm. On-'aihi or.t‘tp.arteycolumns
havfl ftii a ivUd this weik. Kead
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N'l' (V\.; m in:vn ads. and
y. will kn.’W where to tra le
1 *1 lUiM l.llil' ''pi'.i k I lie .
M..! s. M. Firgcr ard M. O.
S:,* ril! have been inv.ted to '.ildre-s
ti*e denKH'ratic clab at Cros-'in^: on
Tl.-irsdav, Augast 11th, at .i » 'clock
!■ Hi. Fvf rvl'O iv invite
W. A. il. K:^ SfC. Di m- club.
Weavers record ou the p-ension
tjin tioii is a reatVirrnation of the
as it l.!i,s ever be^n.
(’harlot te's sf ventU cotton mill has
I'een decld. d on. It is to be a mill
f>-r the m iniif.ictnre of ticking and
will hav(' a cipital stock >f S7i),00o,
Of thi-. sr)l,O0(>has been subsi*ribe 1.
and tl'.e remainder is ”in sight ”
The stockhc'iders are a!no';gth»- be-t
busine.-s inei'i r.i Ciiarh-tte.
I’iie 1,umber ('f entrie.-' oi horses
for the A;;gnst r.ic^s at llaleigh at
the state fair gioup.ds i-; so large avid
of Mjch fxc'eilent ijuality as to grati-
f'- and astoiii.-h the LT(*ntle:nen 'vho
have arrar.gt d tlie atlair. From 'ill
parts of the Slate tr.e pick of ti:e
horse ilesh wi.l cjine.
It was very h t last \^'*k. Iki: we
hope all tlie brcti'.ri-n ♦■njjye l tin .r
trip to ti.e r 'rtn .lU 1 got be.'-: horn*'
^ale!y. Tiic he.it rcc -r K in ihi>, >tate
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(foldsi'orc..
Charl.lt.' and Newberr, an 1
commerce bancjuet and literary and j
oratorical feast that night Mr
1 ■ , , 1 *1 Tliurndiv for tljf' “Rockridg .\lura
Chambers was to^st master and tiaC - , _
^ , -«r yr springs" Va. where thev will spen 1
re-'ponse by Messrs. IMyrover, ( ook . ‘
some time. -Mr. T. 'I'. Hay and fam-
and Hilliard were the brightest fea
tures of the evening.
After this the fareweM scene cime
I
and many of the e^litors sought
further ]-)leasure in the sweltering
c“i*ie.' of the north. All left singing
the praise of the pleasant and thriv
ing city and h«r enterprising an i
plucky population — not forgetting
the genial proprietor' of the (’entr:!}
an i lvaf>rd hotels.
All praL'O t> the tjjeeii City ni.,1
p-ople.
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S.iiid ly ai;'i M ':;d.tv thi:
wa> visiU >1 by two
tlectr:? 't'.>r:i:s ou record, ^^-v
{-r.y
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f the mo-t .-ever"
(ire e
Dor’),
no?
h ani Weldon, oS: ^
'.*G; ■ V.*ilmin_rton. -^hernethy. F Hcithco':li an i S. A
Hflwij. were -truck, and '(t.r; r:
•
ri.ley. while .-l^nMn..: wi*h a ]
‘•n t'.:r street-, had h;s hair -cor:*h- 1.
Mir-s Phi.:ip=. ^-Vlexander * vii.t* ,
wa- ki.le 1. whi!*' atiother la F* :it
Petra ?Jill.= , an 1 another at Jo’i.» -r
mil..-, .\le\an l€r cOiinty. vwuos'e n^.
we c;»nn''^t .earn, were l;iile l. The
storm was exten.-ive and mucli iar^
T ' 1 n.i'.cu or'.:-e  .mnot :»e
cor^Ud Mr. Jerome iK.w 1 for \:j
mann* r in wi.: n he enginot rtd ti:t
conv* nti-n ti r. n;;h. Hi- en;. r ^.
ily of li ileigh joined them at Greens
boro
d'I'.urs.'iay arnl Friday. Aug 11-
12 wiil be public working days ou
L‘-noir College ground*^, and the
frie:. Is of the colleg'^^ are a>k*-*d to
give a day or t\\o of labor to p..t tr.e
t^rounds in good order aii l al‘'0 ih'-
avertu‘'S aroi:nd there.
( Mt >M.
Th*‘ extr.-i train rur nitig bf tween
A>heville and Wuyr.esviilf-. on tt.e
Mnrpljv i r:i!ich of the We.->iern
North (.’".r' lina r.iilroivi. ieavir;g
.\.^hevi,le at p lij, and arriving
:t‘ .1 ni . h.i-. be: tj di.-co:.tin
■ i
\'.:gu.'t loth ther'“ v::]\ b^^ at More
Lea 1 City a state convention t.f bj--
i!;tmen, rej-re'^f-n:atives of tne % i-
*i ^-iian.ber- f •'•rnniOrce lin i
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ci'-r „ •t::iz*itioL~. ,*i
WAN.\M.\Kr:it .V lUIOWN,
r,l 2i; Pl.iladelii’iia, Pa,
'1  »I;A ■ O FLF»—’ali (rji Wray iVCo.
;1 %ou n* • d aiiy 'Iol»a.-i ■> Jlu- t!;i' ,i'*.»!i
'i'iiey v\ :ll .‘iavf you ii.oi:*-y. .’>1
w-»f”KnLrrav. (i Caid-i—It you hav.* a plat*?
ai.i want n,r-r -  ar>!-; j»nnn d. or it you
wai'it a I'ia*'* a:. 1 ■ r- a;! »n IlrKwUY
rnrNTiNG  o.
w. ul .V- ii i- i t i*tn»' arid -'ak
W'to I Ou*" ' .'w rj’'-T->. H.Uij .1 k t ’li*?
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D*'ai* r- i;.
;i:id ^»ralU!f MONTMKNT??,
il.-ud .t'--:.**-.. l at) cVc.
‘ ■ I ' l> 4 J I i t ' J * at ^ \ -
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>ILA W M.V'1 UN ]_•
1-9^ WK.
1 *-T yard
Fai ' V ."‘raw .M.-.rt
hrj-v-:- ( AKPi.l
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at IT'-i . t r \o! 1,
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Fi;rtj tor i'* r*-.
An at fit N
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tnratic.n
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