Established i 899
In Mi* teal 1,
of Walflt Scott
*V" - ,; f rAi-jni i|i ! -
Hickory Ladies Mrtag fa Bon- j
Hie Gotland ;
VRS R'• V:» I ". K WRITES 
MRS. ROYSTER WRITES
V De!l- ; ' :, J'« f t.Sall nil Lock Lo-
A Delightful sail on Lock Lo
mood-Whw Jlpy 1
Used to
. ing Places, „ ...■ (
:lO Of iV-i. -S~ ivO . : .
Thei friends of Mrs. Royster
and Mrs. Beard are delighted to
bear from them and to know how i
much they are enjoying their
trip, now in Scotland. We quote
fromaletter from Mrs. Royster,
written this month from Inven
aftaid in! full view of Loch Lo
mond. Interest is added to the
ferandeur and beautv of Nature
by the history connected with
these scenes, , and that history
made alive byu the:oVWizard of
the North'' .in whose country
they are now.
I "We have followed Sir Walter
Scott from the cradle to the
grave. One day while in Ed
inburg (I call it the "Scott" day)
we went to the place where he
was born. The original house
has been taken down and: anoth-'
er one put there; but a bronze
tablet marks the place with name
and .date* e wen; to to
v Then we went to the house to
Which his parents moved. This
ih unchanged. The house: where
lie went to school is all
but we saw. the place. 1 Then we
Went to two places where he
Hved before his marriage* and
the house ; to which he took his
bride. The. house in which he
lived for about 25 years and in
Which he did so much of his writ
ing is very much the same. It
is marked with a tablet and has
a bust over the Jdoor. It was
tfeis house he gave up to his cred
ited and moved to very.: plain
Hidings, and from them to a
fcouaequite near where we were
stoppingVoerfoyle we saw the
rrtfi se Aberfoyleiwersaw the
manse" h* which he wrote partof
Rob Roy. i Then we had already
been at his home at AbbotsforL
You have seen pictures of it; It
is a beautiful puce, the lawn ter
raced down io the rivcr. i The
looms arekept"jtTgt tike he nsed
jj
Boy Wanteds To pdoO » . pleasant
j work and learn profitable bus*
iness, *ood pay with increase if
he makes good. Apply at this
"gfr- —__
Fot Sale—Ore house:and Jot;et
0T19,14th street, rear of post
■ Xni )h 1 . 1 1 ( i !l J>l '' '' ' ■
person may earn
isloo monthly corresponding
f3* newspapers. •;« Mo canvassing: ■
Sindfor; Press. Syn
dicate, b5240, Lockport, N. Y.
forget ihfci v'• i l ' |i-
Doa'tforsjettbematinee at the.
Gaiety Thursday and Saturday
afternoon.at 3:30. Admission
■ lv»uh
Farmers—Far high.gradd. ferti
lizers go to T. E. Field. 9-29 tf
■Cash ;lAiel iii l aii kir/i 'or I>ook
paid for all kinds books
tor papers* old icoin,; paper mon-
stamps,, furniture, Indian br
wfirnelics,cuiSofli
Btiok Store, Raleigh. Nj Ci> Pttb*
lie, aMehoot e books furnished at
half pHee.
• ■Vv'aiitc^ 1 A" qowrtity of etcr
WaatedrrA -quantity, asf celean
twbita rags. ': Will pay cash at
the Democrat office.
■ ■ r ■'»■£—LiU^»*43l
Electric Lights. -Motors, Pans,
letc. installed. SeeoE. B. Blandi
Electrical Contractor. 7-21'tf
>-K?uioT? CioTl i: -I>r, thr .
Nabob cleanser, the J)est and
earnest cleanser. ;eTry a pack*
age at lOc. Whiteneri& Martiii.
.3Tor iSa,o"rUou r)i '"Utrj > ■ ——
For Sale —Goodx>ld*time German
violin, cheap. Call at this office.
■ Anyone —any\vii ir J ,J -> c 
Anyone—anyw here, can start
Ik mail order busio ess: fit home.
N&eahvassing. Be yourx>fc*n boss.
Sid for free booklet* UsHa how,
Htapoek, a 5239, Lockport, N. Y,
A y l4tf l
Wafited-tA iew good shop men.
WiU I Day i good priee. (Azalea*
Woodworking Co., Azalea, N. C.
Lfcflli 1 r m —* ■\ • ' —*
FreStl Jpotato chips just in at
Whitener & Martin.
» Rutl'tiViV-vi ■ (fO" —O'.'Cl-"
Rifildierford. College iopeneP
August 17»i i9JO.'
For aeatalog simply write a your
named and t address on a postal
card touAndecson Weav«
Rutherford Colleger
N* C*
them—study, with private desk
and chair,»-private staircase to
his bed room, library with all his
books, table around which be
and his friends sat.:
with paper hand painted, Chi
nese, and some old furniture.
Room with fine collection of ar
mor and many curios. RohiiOy's
Queen o2 Scotts cru
cifix, ete.
Tnen we went to Melrose Ab
bey, a favorite piace of hi®, and
which is said to have given him
inspiration for many of his po
ems. A seat is shown upon
which he sat when he wrote "Lay
*>f the Last MfnstreH ,f
of Scott, Melrose is a Very'inter
esting old abbey, some bf the
:arving beauti' fur.'' Frynr' bere
ue
tomb. 1 The Abbey is a complete
ruin, more so than Melrose. TJie
Sc >tt an 1 on* other tomb in «ne
»f the transcripts being the Only
thing in repair. The chapter
house has been somewhat ): re- .
and the foundations have (
been dug out to show what it
once was.
We were not» satisfied with
following Sir Walter to his grave 
so we have taken up his charfect- ,
iers. I forgot to say we went tb
his monument in Edinburg. It ;
is vary handsome, a statue of
•>ir Walter in sitting- Dosition
with his favorite dog, Iccartn r t i
describe the monument but there ,
are five spires, one tall one in
; centre; four lower ones. One at
each Cortier. A winding stair
leads to the top iibm which vou I
have a splendid view. The !
spires, m fact the whole mona- ,
ment is ornamented with statues .
representing characters from his
book. '• • •*•>!'' In J :yx\ i
I was going to write you from :
Aberfoyle but I did • not, ° I
brought this paper to write on.
Wasn't it a smart person who
named this hotel, Bailie Nicol 
Jarvie Hotel, Aberfoyle. AH
the china has his picture. To a i
tree outside is chained a poker
said to have been the Bailie's,
The hotel is beautifully situated, ;
has a beautiful view of Ben
Lomond up the Pass described to
Rob Roy, thfs was the walk Wfe ,
took to the Falls. (The falls re-
fered to were those so beautiful- (
ly described in Rob I Roy , 1 M Ma«s
Leap'7" It was a wslk
of four and one-half there and
four and one-half back. I am
totell the tale!
\ Craigmore is just to the right,
we cross that coming to Invers
nfaid, and were in sight bf Ben
Led* ;. (Bern? Aan) u other
Bens; The sail ot dp Lofek
Katrine I believe* Is lovely but it
was quite cold, onr thoughts re
curred very often to the Lady of
the-'Lake. >na •h>-';c we to >;•: an-
At Stronachlacher we took an
other coach and found ourselves
in Rob Roy's country again,
passed the vicinity in which he
and his wife were born. His
, house was quite near this hotel,
but when it was burned he took
refuge in a cave near here to
' which we went as soon as we
got settled for fear of ram to
day.
We passed Ellen's Isle yester,
day on, the boat ''Sir Walter
Seott", the picture doei not
show how pretty ic Us. On the
opposite side is Ooblin's Cave
where Ellen and her Father hid
themselves, p Wtt' Reread
i -of the Lake^' ! and we imagined
i how it all was.' Mrs. Beard was
distressed that we could 'not go
; the other way and See the ford
i arid where the duel was fought.
The guide at Stirling showed lis
dungeon in which he said
L Rhoderick Dhu was - placed. l
They of Scott's characters
i ijajit dl-weee teafe
' •.! t 7 (..LLJjU-L t -j-IU.IUiL'
Cull Oak Lumber Fot Sale—
Lil We have plenty of it> herd ih
town, tc> offer at the right price.
The kind of lumber "to use
building barns, sheds, laying sub
floors, storm sheathing - &£• lit
r will give better service! than pine
and will cost less, Call and see us.
Reid Lumber Company, ?*2B-tf
Fresh shipment of fancy cakes
at Whiteny & Martin, f, r f. :
Wanted —To contract for fall
. f delivery, 300 bushels Big Stem
u Jersey; 200 bushels Haytii ; 200
bushels Spanish, 300 bushels of
J pumpkm Yam sWeet potatoes.'
If interested call at out office.
Hickory Seed Co. . tf
-■ . i~lojO ■" A :r. 1 I ' ■
For Sale—About a hundred and
- nfty bushete of eorn, five miles
i' from the city r worth a dollar a
bushel. W. A. Self. 9-21 tf
' u -—r '■ itli" CH—■ ii -i'l ...
; 'Terndell" Oat meal. new crop.
Two packages for 25c. White
ner & Martin. ~ "
1 - L'ai. ia- jo, ;
ü ßargflkifor«chobl;hildreh—loo
' " sheets paper 9x12 or 200 Sheets
6ii9 -f or 5 cer-ts"-^tl>^ratomL'e
t iShreaded cbdifteb balls,
10c, at Whitener & Martin.
F 'l/',' 1 ■ c., THU./eiiJAY. 1
MH&KORY, NJD., TI IU
Offers ( lff
vArifß : 2\ % fflfk i
r T .p Pn!r --n C- un'v Street! tirelv revised and liMal prem-jin glass, consisting of frnts, jel-
I Th*V Catawba County Street
Fair Premium list is out and can
be had from the three city l drug
stores, from either of the banks*
from the Hickory Seed Co., from
the First Building and Lnan As*
sociation or from tt:e Times Mer»
cury or the Democrat. S.IOOO.
Premiums offered total i
The fairpromisestobethe best
ever hel«l in this county. Presi*
dent Finley, of the Southern
Railway, and other able speakers,
will be here.tr
Esnecial attention will be paid
to good roads, and the Salisbury
to Asheville highway convention
will be held, • "
No fake shows of any kind will i
be permitted and nothing will be
left undone to add to the comfort
and convenience of visitors and
friends.
The premium list has been en-
General News. fl j
George Chavez, of Peru, flew, •
over the Alp in a monoplane at
hight of a mile and a half and
finally lost control of his airship
when he was within 30 feet of
the ground. He broke both legs (
arid fractured a thigh resulting ,
in fais death.
Investigation is being made in
to alleged smuggling of opium
into Federal prisons at Atlanta, ,
Ga., and McNeill's Island, Wash- j
ington. 1*",.".
r hurefa. ot >hg -A. ? .rr rsion ■
Church ot the Ascension ir .
Services Sunday at 11 a. m.'
and Bp. m. The Holy Commun
ion with special address in the
morning and second lecture bii
the Psalms at the evening ser\
vice.' L> • "•„ {
iOn Thursday, Sept. 29,
Feast of St Michael and All
gels. The Holy Communion it
10 a., m. especially for the re
membfahce of the sick. r '•
The Tri-ennial Convention of
the Episcopal church in the Urii-;
ted States meets in Cinncinati,
Wednesday, October 5 for a -
weeks session. The bishop of
Salesbv, England, preaches the
opening sermon. .
i j |" - | : V '.C'vl
A Good Farmer Wanted \,,.
The U. S. Department of Ag- ;
riculture wants a good practical
farmer at $75 a mon*h for
Demonstration work two months
in fall and ! five m the
mer.' Write tb either W. J, or j
ij. W. Shuford. .
; Alexander's Do;nocrcuc lick
Alexander's Democratic Tick
}
.! Alexander Democrat
7 Alexander county Dethocrat#
met In Saturday
nominated the ticket
by acclimation:r for tae house.
Dk King fdr the House.. ,
' Vance
Charles P; ; Mathesori, for clerk. 1
TOlifeMrllstead, f6*» rtgi^ 1
Swift Owaltney idt
Wily Chapmon for coiSimOi 1 . f
Jacob a Moser, Leander n Si 0
! Claif and°W. B. Morton, for
i commissioner, a *pe an
f- i Sharpe presidied 'and
Wade Williams and J, Will Alex-i
ahdet' were 7 secretaries. R. ie tr. ;
Poughton made a ringing speech.
I ri:i hp-OilKig
ill! Go ,KHchin Speaking i rp% £
Gov. Kitehih fs speaking, ■ a@
, (the Democrat goes to press, ,t6 tf
crowded Opera Hoiifee, even
I though it is a rainy day. He is
in fine form and is making a splen
did argunient. The Democrat will*'
have a report of the speech next
week.
i _'Tv. i.. i..", i.""iii, o-.' India]
Mr. H. 11. Coridit. of In^ait 1
apolia, wh0 i; is, a' Uiember of th#
New If oik firm of Cohdit At l
is in the city getting up Ji }
line of samples of the Hickot¥
Hosierv 1 Mm arid the new Hick-'
bry ( Kriitting Mi|l and giving
( pointers to-perfecting the out
put of these mills,
Is,l Meeb PK' a Ti h-; Fnif, Hickor
i - Hickory,
N. C.» Noy, 2-3-4,
tirely revised and Überal
iums offered a!Hines. t0
peciaily attefrtfoti is called td the
premiums ttie 1 r N. ! C;
Department of AjfricuHore
farm and livestocir: Alsosso.oo
premium for women's depart
ment,;. aa of Infi iinayf-n wii.
A Bureau of fnftrfti{SfiOii Li Wte
be provided and a comfertnble
Waiting room'for ladies. c frJtt*66s
provided to take Care of Children
and plenty of accomodation for
everybody.,-, s. of arLidc.sj
For the best display of articles
ior household, kitchen or panti'y
use, raised, cured or
the family under the direction'bf
the lady head of the; housa,: the
first premium is $26; se&nid 1 sl6.
See the list foe articles to be in
cluded in thedisplay. fil l's
Best di§fnajTor~tanhed fruits
f- comment'TTl
1 1 ••• ' j- ■ • - * 1 ,
EXIT, DR. FLEXNER : L-w|
In referring to the attack by |
the Carnegie Foundation up- ,
on the North Carolina Medicaf '
College at Charlotte, President
Munroe, of that institiftiohVaAidt i
"North Carolina 1 is not yet
home. You must go to
find other clinies; we wiling
et encourage home interests ,]Rri
matters educationaj. nor vjijhw
permit your compatriots to teach
you or lead you in the pat]bs!they
themselves have trod/ f; : Bay
North Carolinians are nbt
pared to surrender their rights
ait the behfest of any buteide edtl
cational oligarchy] even th6ugh !
it be backed by the pilea iip mil
lions of a Steel- mkgnat^.* ssaTTm
This is true. With colossal im«-
pudence one Dr. F!exneh l fc
resentative of the 1 Carnegie
Foundation, canie : toi Gharlbtte,
poked his head! into the 11 Medical
College, and theft feaid it (kightto
be snut up and go out of
because it was l hot well ehbUgh
equipped and did not 1 havb A
versity annexed te & c'FW
syth County Medical AlsSbtiiatibh
made the mistake tSf» endorsing
this Carnegie «tii»f,
i and the a sensation
| in which the State, 1
with- fine spfeiti- fcisl
3faod by the Charlotte institu-i
tionU ;:reat wealth, in the naml
3 Is great w^alth i c in i( thte i haftie'
'of 'charityy • tb 1 lftbhace
to the education' fhe ctfiftrt^F 1
aueh€«nty dsea[ ft
to dictate *What Col leges
ist'OlP' not exist? L '°A& 1 We [ sai& 1( b^ 1
fot« Dft Munibe and ihlis tUeUftyt
are all wsR k nbwh 1 iy'
us and are a set of eiefeahtj Chris
tian gehtiem en, 'felly 3 capable ! bf
riuiihfWg i schoblj ahd^bf
Attending to thelr owriTusmess.
- j & : :i 1 »i'■■ Slaclr;welder Cards
- Shiiford-Blackweider l|^ird9
1 • Haftdsorrib 0 , 1 [Sards
have l^tf^ :
j M*r; and
Slniford rei(u£st th ef r
your presence at the marriage of
'tbiMi- daughter Esther Gilmer to
Hr; ! Bascoii Barrie.'
on 11 the evfeiiing/tif
•; the twelfth fit October
hundred and half aM
igight O^clock,'"Corinth Reforrrlea
; Koception . IraroniUatoly aftpr
the; wre^fo'^xteerf
a | At" :
i Timber Frederick"Oktahoma,
\:-\ A LINEN SHOWER
]?\ Th A :f UNEN,|3HQWERions we
- td' 1 silf* Miss Shuford.
Linen shower.
of fraita, jel
slo and . $5
prtotfittWgm competition
premiums are f ghol®
- s2s'ib mittlia & l seioimk 1
thb "rhist n t)uft^fi
mm
the most pbihti i 1^1 the butter
!making 6mp4ti«bn; s a SDeC3a '
J. D. EHibtt r bffers t;; i
I prize of $25 fot "iien a til : |
ira i'se j 1
exhibited by fttrmer living in
Catawba O^uritSy?'". 9 we]l mdli '
[ s ExeeHehf pfiitea r ! w6^th l
striving fbr for a feSre
rything pertaining to the farm.
I ornlf i i .ip
P V. L. T-. TtW J-iS " L.
Mr. A. F. VlfiWiitas just accept
'tsygmfsm
PPfJg#. to supply a steams!W.
SiK
henißgetti ? R,ftrher S eK, chs wi ,,
: and a^dnesda.v
take part in the Resh
or wew Year ceremonies
Mrs 1 . Zerden is in Baltimore on a
yi^it.
Undsrgrpund Mutfcls.
An extraordinary hotel" is tbat in
i t!>t* lately be
o^.
man ,can be comfortably housed and
for visitors to the coal mine o 1
H&tWWh «Ti
w i w
Bt. piew
Mi t
1 a|it,teriMg w^ t f^le|n^a«|,
■ tHi
- r
, «m*
ad. and the bote ereu boaata the lux*
! f" of,Ta?r®g^%:.=«ion
' ' A crirl who was a stranger to Marl
1 «WMrtj#"fflto bk
' eMStfflBW-W? Ate
r B?moda N
sudd«t}f e hf o
I
V mnHWR) I*# fit liMstfßWi
:eJ^tns#ft-« ked « " or tb * «q«Miumr
b !9b«Rfti*»la»l»%eefkto
* J WW®4ie answered. "I ruu in oppc
ie
K-Wfe* noi IWlcte fW>%5(
HonW *»St«^Wk«hl%l«a%e
)4»onp|rt| 7*9 #te^4aPees
c wg- of hi
k J TW? fprH>i!NA'(!P ty&.mmte
, with only a apa ride ot hu
 Tribune. striking It Rich.
"Did you ever strike it rich pro
pcc t1 dc ?' "Striking 1% RleH*
_ golnjj along a trail in the moiu
W9flPT»«a^
talaS afternoon When 1 aaw
■ 'tie glsi^,o$ I mst*}.?'' Hastening to It, 1
 ] j t was a matohboTc. full to
•to "Silver fXjrt&ucw of matches sine
*•* °*
-rmr early monUna. «mofcu*TaJPhlladei
, L phla. Ledger. Benefits 0 f
£ d "Do you believe tliai nusic preren
i y- crime ■»" ••
t "Do yoq,
'When a man keeps bo(
V*o
t E^«he%ni>W>eMMfc»W^
e J'^e^ptSS^S^^SnSStoa
b a nelfhbora.-y^a^n^Star.
In a school aTTTasTTTnsTon a boy w
asked to "sick."
j] e In
looked, around i Mm for a moment, hit
dead."—toe Angeles
Tlmea. _
Dnmoopat and Preß6« Con solid ated i9QS
consolidated i^os
IK sum, m roar"
iflbfm4n«mns
jsvrjtmiw
lachian Exposition—Women'#
Arran t «d With A»p»
lac Man E xp—ltlon—Wamen'+
' Among days ar
ranged in oonntft'Llou "with the Appat
mam
telfn—uUU«rP*Mfc
fct r/kmm
,Hs aa^r^x^Mltaw
Th«»e
&r» as followa:
ti2 tb, Khct*
§**# )*•>
show, Sept. 27 to Oct. 1, in
el show for doga, Stpt, », M, H
Ptow- item* tt.Qftttiiitt*
stock committee of tbe «x
--p«»»»stteonfifca»ofc
stock
e^splAJtertl
vsmfrmt
Pi
tweoty-flre alWer
dkfsdtor
HWft,«iia«l|«& ? tion has arranged for
mt«taki«7piißß
ate*,««B)o«rt«arwreiaf«r
emn* fa« Am
other "daya"
»htn4«i»,
*e«|*7 Tennessee, and
e#tt-n&ftrtTlOpe«|iu:b4a7pi«taa
V.«f
the Appalachian BStpoat
Rural Gar
*e6p*»Zs.—Ashevflle day. '
I t tit uAnhgrlttKn*Wi--cial Travel
!dW«P--Mlnew* day.
i
Veterans' day.
t
Vetarama' day.
confer
***• Conferences.
the Aw
; si
! eSI* WWk'feAlWrtnWl ofithqArc
at
•IWP«A?(M9a*fifia Tittsirwim
yutomn «fc
b ulgnlf "ttteaejigaiWten. THii aaow
t*mm ewweio *1! women
(UMi
NB>BMWnflWWatrSrtl D. Tyson, prea
l#«t- AimTlEWb Cttig«#aat«ul. Under
iTP tip |fa» XcdftgftWgn. I—e
Wash
tifcrtk Oon«rea». Dlreo-
HoipoftMrsg
■WttM directors.
Direction o
rfrnim*c» Warns
3W»rßfi(^»dloW^nd»fe«Wfl».J
|*lfcy.»#«KMP»fo€hyffßMftl
I##..
of the Seath. Dtrection
I 'Hftnce. Direction Mrs. Annie For*
Relief Corps Oo»
TiftllClon Mrs. Rutledge Smith, Cook
w>« Anthora' Chiba.
Dtr^on
M. S. Cockrill, Nashrilh
9&ei. le7=s*lJßek*baflittfe*to«.of Dil
diifiofcr^W^i^ lu « htera of
jR- RHK
mmm, Mrs. Thomas Da:
, American Roto
,: league.
Oct. 8. —Oryaai xatloa of Southern
library ojoSniAWixpotitioi
In the B#»fcfc atai€xpititiQ»
? lachian expoaitiuu, to be held at Kno:
ton*
' Kbfle|oW»
HotsUadi
t *k
t i»' s^«i#n)W6»rt«lcirhft
tUtenWr
■ f«ildSSgitlw*ngltti»twi^
I exhibit In the
thffnAdMMt
and valuable boo]
! !-• t a?W. #m> f©K*>l#*?*ffcwW«r Asp*»]
or public libraries and
a so 9^» s fff oifta%i**itfcitiibfea»sP«fci
lis^ra{ a .i n iy marked with owner's nan
a §£6*c£(lifsßfe. P*lv*te libraries must
b 5 pfetota;
[ name, address and t!
tb will be mark
>-e( I w4tli o
a private libraj
ng A 6»elht
b
4ufefls*B«d!U»oWtti A^Mla«M
pi who donates the largest
■i *i V»e t^^M>afiwhV»
building of the exposit'on not
cs , the Worn
a tan's WH>«fittu»»dn«bda-(
i der ; be arranged 1
4ft*Ht*d«flb*a. IHHWedCaofcdww
l i« ibfsfAwwmi, w4llcAaiiSfmni€tfe. ®r
II tm dfetMSx^fV
of Rnoxvllle, la chairman; Mrs. T. S.
Devaat. of KaoxvlUa, la Secretary.
incuriqgcig
j"»« Brl|^4| t s ur e
it Will be cS°$Ld S Wk
!t 11 This
TSNO^ftIiKORY
gflfrfy
and ooft9fesMWflQ-Will
The Cat§Bi&JssMp|tfy Bridee
is acrw m sigh£ The agreement
has oeafa
®&fep&L msme*tm
a ßßw%e#fe , fi
MVfffir^' Wtity must
o f{A^| e TO|
%§s«>
till "this amount 1s raised, ana
tftSy e mee?MQndajL It is time to
comoMgfttkr Conaell Here
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Chamber of Commerce was held
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was appointed
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Woot
ten.GTF. Ivey, T. A. Mott. W.
X. Reid fj*J t)ißofiliD%ad
§e& x ° n d j ed
suddenly in Kaleign Monday
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iioldier, and-made the address, at
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lawyer of Lenoir, associated m
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M§m> &&& ta&mrotoftdoref&eittes
acid. He was
deaponyent hut no reason for this ,
Bowman and
retitions for^ r sß&rman and
June and Frank
Propst, who are under sentence
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5 3 Corrected by Whltener & Martin.
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h i&iKflf^ftA 8 bushel .• .• .6Pp.tp. 75c *.WOc
' C ibbage, per lb. . le
3 % sans, pentoriSPkND TALLOW • • 56c
Prices paifl by Hickory Tannery
10c
. - GreePlWiS: e . r t FT??: .per lb 9c
C Hides. .Pdpft tP45c
t G Flint • Hides , , ,vptWtfd 8c
! !& Ridw, v% ,wr.ferlfc6c
.W^...-...-Ptf(»lW»oc
Prime Tallow. .per lb 6c
ißje Straw 100 lbi 40c
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