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!1 i Toim'-.TOPics.' jtemS of (Interest Culled jjv the XiO&l JPenoil . everything and everybody. Be sides a newspaper man is not a talking encyclopedia anyway. up ibe The eixth animal Burke couritv Fair fair of the Association will be held on Oct. 15, 16, and 17 lotto, at Morgan ton. We acknow ledge receipt, of complimentary ticket for which we return thanks WolUe, of rleH one orLluoolu'N ..Foil BoUun. j 31 1 CaHpcr Itlchmona, Hot weather, this. Rain is badly needed. Hunting's Circus is coming. Don't forget fHuntirig's Circus on Oct . 21 at. jCoine in to seeus and give u tie news. . Il't? domingHunting's Ctcus. Miss Oie Wilkie is vUiting he father' 3,i We want several Coijiity corres pondents, i . Mias !ora, Eudy left yesterday for Atlanta.. . . Oct. 21st is thd day for the big ' ' -" thow it's Hunting's Circus. 'Mr. Lewis Kerr, of Gastonia, iPjnt yesterday in Lincolnton. I'k'rt-T. L. Craig, of Gastonia, va8 in'town yesterday. J s. G. Finley Esq. made a busi ness trip to Charlotte yesterday. I Mrs. Geo. Randall, of Shelby, is Msiting relatives in Lincolnton. ; Prof. Holme3, State Geologist, was in town Wednesday. Hunting's Circus will be here October 21st. A prot racted meeting is in pro gress in the Episcopal church. We want to do your job print ing. Satisfaction guaranteed. 1 Miss Bessie Johnston, of Bethet S. C;, visited relatives here this week.' V - ' I v Mr. Jno. N. Hauss left Monday for Peabody Institute, Nashville, Tenn. . Judge Samuel Lumpkin of the Supreme Court of Georgia, was in town this week. Preaching at, Paper Mill Acade my next Sunday (5th Sunday) 3, o'clock.; : ; Farmer friends send us the news o( importance from your section. We want several good correspondents. A call meeting of the Lincoln Branch of North Carolina re he at Newton. There was not a Insurance Co., v will be held on a very iai.ge attendance. Maj. S- Oct, 5th, 1895. M. Finger, Hon M. O. Shernll, Beginning on next Monday Congressman Shuford and others Korrtf0iin'flfa nf Lincolnton arknlrA The Delegates elected to UJK"I iuuuuvuvu'ukv I wjw c will hold a protracted meeting One of the prettiest weddings ever witnessed in Lincoln County jraVthat 'of "Miss Sudis Gralftm. - . - ' daughter of Major and Mm. W. A. Graham,, and Mr. Caspar Walke, of. Richmond, Va., which tooL place at Foreet'IIornV4";, the resi dence of the bride father, on rWetlridadaat high. noon. The 'house was beautifully dec orated with wild flowers and ever greens. The parlor, where the marriage was "to take place, was profusely decorated in white and green and the room opposite, a large sitting-room, where the wed ding presents were displayed, was beautiful in its garb of golden-rod and ferns. Promptly at twelve o'clock the notes of the wedding march sounded and Misses Carrie and Bettie Graham entered the parlor followed by Miss Florri and Mr. W. A.. Graham Jr, Next came Mrs. Graham with the groom then came the bride on the arm of her father. The Rev. Dr. Pritch ard of Charlotte performed the ceremony in a very impressive manner and after the congratula tions were given the folding doors leading" tothe dining-room were thrown open, where a delightful lunch was served. The bride looked unusually pretty in a hand some gown Of white silk with chif fon and satin ribbon trimming. The presents were handsome and too numerous to mention. Mr. and Mrs. Walke left on the 7 o' clock train for a Northern trip, amid showers of rice and old shoes, with the good wishes of their many friends whoVere fortunate enough to be present on the occasion. Lincolnton was represented by Mrs. R. S. Bernhardt, Mrs. Finch, Miss Bessie Johnston, Mrs. J. H. Arrington, Miss Crouse, Miss May Davidson, Miss Eva Sumner, Messrs. S. G. Finley, B. A. Jus tice, E. W. Ward, Jr., Dr. J. W. Saine and Col. W. L. Davidson. TTnw.ivtl'n Creek Nwh. Last Saturday, according to a call previously -issued by Democrats, Mr. Tillman, the miller at Reeps Populists, and Republicans, a non- ville, is confined to his bed with partisan Silver Convention was j feyer. joiuj; mau, memU tS-a n'e'nnd rar 1i1miM Church Mitittl't tin Clionli Tiiuiut h ml i4Imj ravrf. WikLisu lb- DimccHaT mo-.h ncrea himI vi lr lioiM ttwa it toav cul DtiDorrMic ppr I i iu, Yiuarr. and will try to be on hand.. Mr" R. R. Porter, of Asheville was in Lincolnton.yeslerday. Mr, Porter siys AhMVilld id now on a steady growth and will sjoii be uthe" citv of North Carolina; lie says $50J,000 wortli of ba:ldinj:s aro in courio or conbtruciitu iu Asuevilltj. . We are not a chronic kicker, nor have we come here to raise . war with any one, but we do think that the town authorities ought to Dut some lights on Main street so that strangers will not break their necks when they stumble over the many different porches on ' that street. Put up lights ; we want to see "where we are at V Mr. W. i Lyles, of Rutherford ton, was in town yesterday. Mr. Lyles is a member of the Ruther fordton Broom -Co., and is travel ing in the interest of his company. "Frank" is an "old time" acquain tance of this "pencil-pusher" and we were glad to see him and hear of his success. He says he is mak ing a good thing out of the Broom Factory. . '- On Monday of last week, Jones Fowler, who lives in Lincoln Coun ty, resisted an officer who went to arrest him for some offense. His mother and sister came to his res cue with hatchets, clubs, &c., who beat up the officer pretty badly. He returned to Lincolnton and, in company with tne sheriff and others, he went and arrested the whole family, with the exception of Jones, who made his escape. These people miyed from Cald well county to Lincoln and it will be sure that they are being heard from. Lenoir Topic. Vlee In oen:iM.' Tlio Catawba Sliver Convention. OiuiyUur i .1. 1. and M. E."Kil tiuii fell aaieep in Jesua Sept. 11th 1895. The agent tbalthe ilder of pale horse omcI to tranhfer this lit tie rose Irpjrr earth to heaven, was Cholera Infantum, or lufl tmation of the bowels. Little Georgia May lived bat a abort whilo alter the waa taken aick, so short was the notice that no medical aid could be bad. The6 sweat heavenly roses when traasptauted beyond the skies, have escaped all the sorrow 8, trial, troubles, tribulation and persecutions ol this present evil world. Why then should we weep and lament at the Lord's taking them! Jesus has a better home than earth or earthly parents can afford them. Georgia My waa buired in the family grave yard at Bethel M. E. Church, near the fa mous Rock -Spriogs Uara p Ground. This is the filth child these stricken parents have laid to rest, all being interred at Bethel. All those child ten died In infancy when they were lit sut'jecta for the Master's use who paid, buffer little children to yune unto me ; for of aacb is the kingdom of heaven." The first that died was Ellen, then Henry, Eunice aod Cora, and finally Georgia May weot to join them. Surely she will not want for company in the glorv. Father, mother, cheer up I you "have an intesest in hoaven, Bid the little ones a short farewell for few will be the years till you ehsll see them again. Ecery setting sun tinncs na all that macn nearer home. L. A. Abkbnctht. County Directory Member of Legislature Reinhardt, Reiuhardts.. ' County Officers : C. J. F. H. other 100 parts being alloy. TI vveili- t.i a double eagle is 51G gtaius. Ita roinar authorized on Match 1S4U. Sicce then there have beeu mure of themcoined than of aiy ilu r pold piv i."fcii"l by lh Gnrve.ii-I ihm'I. liii nl larfcuh lv l-auk- rs. a i id f-i tin chifl coiu of Hit lame eums which change hands at the United States Sub Treasury, and is paid fcr bdhda. while the interest on the bonds is paid again in them. In spite of the fact that there are so many of them in existence, they aro not often met with by the average person according to Golden Days. The coinage of the eagle was authorized bv the act of April 2, 1792. The weight was at first es tablished by law at 270 grains, but changed forty two . years after ward by law to 258 grains, where it has remained ever since. At firet its fineness was greater thau that of any other gold coin, being 916.23; but tbU was chang ed to conform with the standard. The same act which authorized that of the half eagle and the quarter eagle. At the same time that the larg est ot the gold coiua was created, the smallest was also authorized the Roid dollar; it weighs 25.8 grains. Their coinage was aban doned in IS 00. The last coin to come into use was the $3 piece, which was estab lished by tho act of February 21, 1853. Its weight and fineness aro ol the normal standard. None of them were made after 1890. The first silver coins were struck at the PbiladelpbiaMint in 1764. Thov were dollars, half dollars and halt dimes. But 1,758 dollars, 10,G00 half-dollars, and still less half-dimes were mado, and they were intended more for curiosities than for any praclical use as mon ey. In the succeedine year the issue was 203,033 dollars, 322,033 half-dollars, no quarters, no dimes, and S6.418 half-dimes. in 17SG the Mint 'coined only 72,920 dollars and 3,918 half dol- Ve Irani thai company with a eaptl of $300,000 has been formed it ei'Uf. .t in manufacture the Uvci d TtHrioitema-iog cbioe. ltu mJ UiboR (wrfect mrbin", and o tiii wilt irvolo I -HiZ4 MiCo iMMulitcturr. Kz. Tlio Tlilrtl Toriu Ajrony. The Washington Pocit is dis gusted with all the rot in many of tho "paper regarding the fearful probability that President Cleve land will attempt to get a third term. It points out that ho could not very well make a hou to house canvass denying the rumor by word of mouth, nor ahould he be expectd to strike a bpartan attitude and rejoct with indigna tion what had not !xen offered him. The Post furthermore tayn : "And yet, all this time, Mr. Cleveland has declared himaclf in the most emphatic terms and through the most truth orthy and responsible medium. Week ago the Washington Post stated that Mr. Cleveland did not desire a fourth nomination, and would not permit his name to be proposed to the convention of 190. The Washington Post is not iu the habit of speaking at random in such matters. It utterance arn authoritative." True. The Poet ha earned the right by it great carefulnea and accuracy covering a long period of time to boast that it utterances are authoritative. It should even convince Senator Gray, of Dela ware, who appears to have lot hi head for once, and, if reports I correct, i advocating a third term. The freshest lie on thi third term business i that which Gen. James H. Wilson, a well-known Republican of Delaware, ha given leirs to it by talking to a New York Herald reporter iu New York the other day. He expreied the opinion that Senator Gray reason for favoring a third term toruiev land was that he had jut come from England, where he had doubtless seen and talked to Am bassador Bayard about the matter, and both had agreed to give the President their support for a third term. The Pont denial will cover all reports, both in the past and henceforth. Give u a rest. Char lotte Observer. Father of Low Prices Now is the timo to visit us. y c re full in every department. We have more of the Best bargains lo ofTer now than it has ever been our pleas- ure to ofier be- lore. As wot have not tho space tQ talk on many lines we will. talk a little on Wo have by far the largest line we have ever carried. We. have jl good many suits in stuCK today that were bought a way UNDER VALUE, and can suit you both in ttylc and price MEN'S S JITS $2.50toS15.00 HOYS SUITS $2,OOto SS.OO CHILDREN'S.SUITS .60 to 3.5G We have the largest line of We have ever carried. . WE HAVE PANTS FROM 50c. TO 5.00. When you come to town come in and see us whether yon want to buy or not, as it uivs us pleasure to how our gOiHln. Rhodes, Sheriff; G. A. Barkley, I lars, with 2,948 quarters, uo liars Cleik of Court ; Jacob F. Killian, only were coiud in 1798. In 1796 IWiHter of Deeds: D. L. Yount. the head of Libeny was changed. ' I . . . . j i t. Treasurer: J. Thos. McLean, Uoro- and a new neaa, not. as rooo ioo nr- O C ThomDson. Surveyor, ine as the other, was substituted. " v - , w - . II fc- in -their church. . br.il. H. Taylor passed through. Xihcolnton from Blowing Rock on his way to Gastonia, N. C where he will be located during the win- Ur. f , I' Mr Eanv Hinaon. of Chester, S. 0., who has been spending some time in Lincolnton left Monday for. his home. . 1 September ot 1895 has been the hottest September we have had during the past, fourteen years. It has certainly been a scorcher 1 Raleigh Were mostly Populists- We notice that Jas. H. Sherrill and Congressman Shuford were the only attendants on the State-Convention from this County We wonder how the Democratic party felt in such company. Boycotting Democrats in Wayne. Ms. Joe Jetton and Miwi Kate visited Mrs. J B. Msriin at Conover, Catawba Co., last week. Dr. W. a Kiser. of ReepsTille, has just completed a large kiln ol brick. Ibis rumored -that Keeps ville is to have a new store bouse Hulls X Roads. County Commissioners : H. E. daughter RamBaur Chairman, Lincolnton ; D A Coon, Reepsville ; W . L Baker Reinhardt, Thompsoni L. A. Ab- soon. Mrs. Bovce Payseur, wLi'e sweep ing her house last week, found two large ooppirheads behind a trunk. They were killed. The wife of our popular ex Regis ter of Deeds, Mr B. C. Wood, is onitesick with lever. Her little Hulls X Roads ; J E Iron Station; P A Denver. County Examiner : ernethy, Machpelab. Town Directory : S. W. McKee, Mayor, Lincoln ton; Miss Eva G.Sumner Post master; S. K. Cline, Chiet of Po lice, Lincolntotf. uSuch advance as we are mak ing in cotton manufaLture is all at the South. Northern mills consumed the same amount of out of town. We are here to do it fpryda at as low prices as the low est, and We guarantee satisfaction- When youjhave visitors or g visiting let us know it so we can f put "you" or your , "visitqrs" in the Democrat. - 1 The cold wave and rain j which "were to reach here , Monday night nave failed ' to materilize. It's ' time we were having some rain. ,Mr. Junius Cauble, of Lincoln- ton, left Monday nightfor Chero kee, S. C, and was married to Miss Mamie Epting of that place, Dn'the following day.' Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Johnston, pi Italeigh; who have been visiting ; Mrs. Johnstons father, Capt. W. R. Edwards, returned home Mon- : day. Danonga iha tt nftinals of the M Olive and Pikeyille BChooH Katie, to slw lick. nmnAi.Bt inVot at. tbA I nnfAu T.ntheran Sunday School mttnn in the last croiwear which TUlvU lUO 11AJJ. nw -w - amu.v.w - - recent election, the Populist pa- closed last But diy, Sept. 21. they did seven years ago, or about tron of both schools have with- - xf ,h ' nnrncaiT 2,000,000 bales. The South has . . . I iuo cunui w I ....... , , r-rnr drawn their children, informing Rnnv with hi narentaoear doubled. It naa consumeu ov.vaa - . ME BTUB ma fcJ U U A W mm - - m- . A a r - j " I i i it t l rvviiHiil . I Kaloa n. vpar nnwi This is certain RAPnvMlrt has a flourisbinz school! . ... tJ --w,w-"- " t r rtrtirinno Don't send jyour job printing J the principals that hereafter they Daniels Church.- must look for their support from the Democrats. We are also in formed that they are treating their pastors who voted the Dem ocratic ticket, in like manner and are actually withholding the amotmts pledged lq their support. Goldsboro Headlight. Sunday School Festival at Bethpage. conducted by MissSallie Wilson. Messrs. D. A. Coon and ,0. B, Saine will attend the 73rd annual Convention of the Teun. Synod ot the Lutheran Church, which meets at Hickory, N. C, on Saturday, SeDt. 27. 1895 M. Machpelah Items. There will be "(D.V.) a Sunday School fsstivaj held at Bethphage Mxs3B8. Editors : Thinking you would like to hear Evangelical Lutheran church Oct.1 f;om ,bl8 pait of the County, 1 send ed by India, China and Japan. 4.A-lft0fi.; We eive here a partial Von what news I have hurriedly I A teraible liquidation is before " . w I I . . T1l!I.J.IL!. Xi iMancnejter. rniiaaeipuia ires. It is true that fine . XT A. l vorna urn bddd at tne noriu coarse at the South but this will not be long. For seven years all the growth of this" industry is at the South, and as the market for coarse yarns is filled hne yarns will be spun. isowhere else are coal and cotton side by side, and ten or fifteen years from now will Bee the South doing the manufact uring of the world in cotton, rival China and Japan. This also had flowing lecks, but they were bound by a fillet, from which they gained the name of "fillet dollars." The fillet series had a heraldic eagle on the re- verso. According to the records there were coined of the famous lbU dollar 19,570, while of halves 150,519 were issued, and 6,733 quarters, lnere.are Dut seven or eifcht of the dollars of 1BU4 Known to exist. It is claimed that ther are others, but it is pretty gener ally admitted that they are coun terfeits. Even those that are ap- parantly genuine are said to have been surreptitiously stricken on at a later date. The value of a genuine 1S04 dollar is enormous, as much asl 1,000 having been ot tered in vain for one by numisma The first dollar pieces contain ed din crftinA of silver, and was W V W Q maintained until 1873, when tne quantity of silver was slightly re duced, while the fineness was made greater. Courier Journal. LINCOLNTOS HAUUfcT. Fancy Groceries, Heavy Groceries, Country Produce. In fact everything in the GROfcEEY line at the lowest possible price rbr BEST &D'i For sale by We have the largest stock of hIhks in Lincoln county and vill talk to you about them next week. H.S. ROBINSON & CO. J. B. RAMSAUR. J. C. Morrison, Jeweler, DEALER IN Watches, Clocks, Jcwoliy. AND SILYERWA U I Invites you to inspect hi t-t.:k at Fold dc Elam'a, oppito Bap- tist church in Shelby, iih lias a large and nice assortment of La dies and Children's Kinn. Go to him if you want your Watchea, Clocks and Jewelry Repaired In first-class style and' man ship guaranteed. Price to uit the times. Hi Work Speaks II is Praise. Orders received through mail will have prompt attention. U 27 V3. it nroffram ot tne xercisea . Friday Oct. 4tb, 10.30 a. m., Opening Sermon- Afternoon Address, Sunday Schools, Rev. J. F. Mos3r. General Discussion, nA;i SUfnrrta.v.Oct. 5. ilO .a? m., Address, The Model Sunday School. J. L. Cromer. H a.m: L On our way to Lincolnton from Soecial Sermon, Rev, J. F. Moser. Charlotte, last Monday, we noticed Afternoon Address, XJhristain Giv , seyeral cotton-pickers in the dif- ing an Important Factor Qin Sun- ferent fields along the, road side day School Instruction, E. J. ox culled. The tarmers are posy picking out i act4 Concernlnfr Coin. u.,V.rrtn, whiAh thev think about ahit cron The exoeaaive beat The coins which are in use by nn the nickine to be slow, and the United States Government are nn will be toble to keep up with of practically the same denomina tes crop as fast as it opens unless tion today that they were a hun- ' . u,1iHnnni hAln. - I trt VASTfl aETO. BSVS the NeW m v in a Buaw - mr m w t w rruuu nf the neighborhood York Recorder j M " - i l A nnntiiktlv rrrvd - UDtll a UBVB IKJCU " " " 'J v -V picking out the fleecy staple. - . ' James, the twelve year old son of MrJ and Mrs. Lee Campbell, of this place, died Tuesday .night of typhoid fever. His remains' "Were interred in the Hickory thove grave yards ? rV iVe promise our readers to give i them a better paper , next week -4n very respect. are. a stranger week or bo ago. ansa emo dv has tever, but hear to day she is imnrovinir. I bear ol several more melt neraons in the neighborhood. r nos to be afflicted withauepldemlo of Tjphold feter, There have been a few additions, but most of the experiments such as the coinage of three cent pieces and twenty- cent pieces proved failures and have been discontinued. . The gold coins which have been coined at different times by the General Discursion, Queries. On Sunday at 10 o'clock there will be a sermon alter which the Sacra ment of the Lord s Supper Vilf be oVl ministered. J . fc. I . Lf t T-f !: y,i- nhnrch. Much or S5piece; theiapiece.thequar- nmtiT.-of Chicago, is missing, ,ntAPMt is beme mantfesud and we ter eagle or $2.50 piece and the wvTTV j r ' .1 " 7 . f - '....-.v. tii a Mptbodlat United States Government are the . air. jjumwh I , i - on .. ha fa Lincolntonv knd ' don't know moneyi so . is $33,000of the company's believe mncl phahed. 'good will be acoom I dollar. . These coins are all 900 Tjlttixer, oougia parts in i,uw axe pure meiai, vuo Iteported for the Democrat eveiy Thursday morning by Capt B.F.Grigg: Cotton, Wheat per bu., Corn Meal Flour patent, 100 lbi buhr, " 41 Pork per lb Bacon sides, N. C. Bacon Hams Beef per lb. round Lard, N 0 per lb Tallow Chickens Batter Honey Eggs dox. Hides,green 44 lb dry u Wool, washed per lb Cabbage Apples, dried " Peaches, dried Apples green ' Peaches green Sweet potatoes 44 Irish -Onions VJU1UU Dba Blackburn ?s, dried, Beeswax 44 (f 44 14 u (4 U 44 ( ' U 8 70 50 55 2.00 1.50 7 12 4 10 5 10 to 18 10 to 15 10 10 f 10 21 1 2f 4 .40 G5 20 30 30 1.75 4 16 R. S. REINHARDT, r F. M. REINHARDT, i Lincolnton, N. C. Iox Station, N. C. REINHARDT '& CO. SCCCESflOBS TO RlINHABDT fc MORRIS) General Merchandise & Cotton Buyers. Private Telephone Lincolnton ff. C- to Iron Station. N. C. . Arrlvlha Daily. A fnr nnttnn and Cotton Seed at all tim. niuiiriL ill .1 .w n uiiLD .w. Cotton bought in tne aeea, loose nnt or oieu iu uj suiuuw Defy any and all Compe tition on iRY GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS &c. &c. :0:- FOR - GENUINE - BARGAINS - COME - TO JNO. L. COBB.
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