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ufcvLoVpf Lowejmlle, on. the 7th ingt. at the office of hWerSl afc a. clerk-
;tp kfbojtteWfftilB to come to 'court, Retritter of Deed -"f- 4 fV3 llV:
tlfr i xut .j. i it register or ueeas. with the. firm: QiiMauney.&.Aderr
Kthi- ? The P"" filed and, hoWtklng MidW, N. CL
WS.Wrf ordered poited a petition to dis-. Out betwithet RO with tim. .;'
TOWN TOPICS.
jt4,UiN of Iiitovtfefiit Culled
lV tH Looal Im11
Quite a large crowd was in Lia
colnton during court.
Kext Monday will be a big day
Lincolnton circus day.
. j, M. Jetton, of Reepsville, was
iQ Lincoln ton during court.
Editor J. F. Click of the Hickory
Mercury was in town this week.
Miss 'Girhe Nixon, of Charlotte,
Vas in town the first of the week.
;.l o, F Ma9on, of Dallas, frastpu
county, was in the city this week.
- J. R. Warhck, of the . historic
VVarlick's Mills, was here Tuesday.
- W. H. Thompson, of Bellwood,
(Yeland cou&ty, was in town
Monday. , ;
I). K Kincaid and M. NL. Hager,
, of Lowesvill, were in Lincolnton
"duriiiK court.
Mr. Ed Smith, of Iron Station,
has accepted a position "as clerk
uh Mr. J. L. Cobb, j
Mr. Jaa. G. Jordon, ot Asheville,
waa in town this week, He isx; a
prominent shoe man.
Dr. W: C. Kisei, of Reepsville,
was here Tuesday. He is a storing
man and likes the Democrat, too.
We will publish the court pro
ceedings iii next week's issue. Lack
' -of 'space forbids them appearing
. ,th'i week.
Ji 'County Commissioner, P. A.
Thompson, of jDenver, was here
this week. . Hie subscribed or the
)eiiocrat.
' Capt. A. F. Brevard, of Mach
pelah, was over here Tuesday. He
sjojw kindly, of the Democrat and
subscribed . "
Hon, L. C. Caldwell, a promi-
li nient lawyer and Mayor of States-
yille, was here on legal business
Hthis week.
Messrs. J. A. Nixon and David
Cherry of Triangle, (were in town
this week and subscribecU-for
the Democrat.
We noticed the following visit-j
mg lawyera-herehis week: E Y f
Webb, Shelby; S. H. Jordon, Con
over ; L. L. Witherspoon, Newton ;
J. D. McCall, Charlotte; Oscar
Masonf Dallas.
Our very able and worthy So
licitor, Hon. Jas. L. Webb, sub
scribed for the Democrat )efore
he left town this week. We have
heard him much complimented
for his ability a a prosecutor.
Dr. T. A. Salvo, ot Chester, S. C ,
19 m town thii week. H is a
piano tuner and a heleiver in
pnnterV ink. We don't know
his politic. He ought to be a
Democrat, though.
P. M. Rhynfe, a good Republi
can from Gaston, was here at
court this week. Qo thinks of
taking the Democrat as soon as
he can get some of his Populist
editors to stop sending him their
papers.
Mr. J. L. Beam, of Crouse, left
Monday the 7th inst.. to enter the
Louisville Medical College, Louis
ville, Ky. He ordered the Demo
crat sent to his address. He
knows a good thing when he sees
Mr. David Kincaid. of Rock
Springs, Catawba Springs town
ship, was in town this week. He
is an ex-member of the Legisla
ture and a good Democrat, and,
not least, a kinsman of the clever
proprietor of the North State Ho
tel. . ;
IVotlos
. .To delegate's and visitors to (he
South' Fork Association which
meets in Newton, N. C, Oct. 24 tn
to 26th. I have secured reduced
rates over theC. & U railroad
from all stations on this line of
road in Novth Carolina for the
acomojatu n ot delegates and visi
tors. J. A. Koyi.e,
Maiden, N. C.f Oct. 18, 1893.
NonHatiuu li Catawba
Some months ago Orvills Still
well, claiming to be from Macon
county, N. C, came into the Den
ver neighborhood, this county.
He married'a Miss Blalock soon
i w-w
aiierwaras. ue appeared to
everybody as a straightforward
honest man, and very much re
spec ted. He soon became a Sun
uay School superintendent, . and
conducted religious services quite
frequently in the community.
a iew weexs ago stiiiwell pro
cured a wagon and mule from one
of his neighbors, Frank Beal, to
haul his cotton to Davidson Col
lege. He sold his ootton to
Howard and Stough at Davidson
and traded out $21 worth, buying
a suit of clothes j coffee, rice,
sugar etc. , He left Davidson late
in the evening for home. He was
seen at Potts' Place near Beatties'
Ford for the last time, Stillweli;
wagon, mule, nor goods have been.
seen since. men wnereabouts
are unknown.
A. UJl'actrt KiiglUiimari, i-t J Scn tir lanyard, ami c nnpli
to marry a daughter of Kx-S?cre- menu i:..y r.L
tary of Navy 'Whitnoy.
rulwam'Atki:iH n a-.l a parly
of Alniiufacrureri from m , vi-
it Atlanta Expitl bUippin ut
Charlotte, North Camlin-., and at
Columhis, South Carol iua.
President Cleveland, it is An
nounced, will stop a f'wd.iy with
Col. Frank Cxe at tinen Hiver
near Uuthertordlon. North Caro
lina, on his return lim lUe Kx
positinii. Qaail stiooting is the
ttttractiou.
The London Daily Telegraph at
tacks the pamphlet of Lord 6ack-1
villa West, which reflects on Ex-
Senator Tolxy of South Caro
lina denounces Tillman' autTrnge
plan Ut-!y subuiiltet Lo tht? South
Carolina Constitutional Convcn
lion. A factional tilit i vx:t
ed to result.
To the People of
UPPER LINCOLN COUNTY
Who arc interested in GOOD goods and LOW .
prices. I wish to say a few words. I have
in stock
Yon rnn ontu f" a li day "gv
IH" .ir ji!'lulrly nuleiH?nsihle
housetiold article a ay. Nw plan
of work, making experience unnec
essary and success certaiu for
either sex inauy aectiou. Sample
doztifMi free. Credit given. Freight
paid. Address. Melrose MVo.
Co., 41 Mlro Park, 111.
10-lMt.
R. S.REINHARDT.
F.M.UE1NUARDT,
Lixcolnton, X. C. Iron Station, N. C
REINHA1BT & CO.
Bob Hunting's Big Railroad
Shows Circus, Museum and Men
agerie is now billing Lincolnton in
the most elaborate manner, and
the Keorgeousness and varietv of
"rf
the beautiful printing strikes one
with bewilderment. The show is
three times as bit? as it ever waa.
and no money
(Si'Cceskors to Heiniiahdt A Morkis)
General Merchandise & Cotton Buyers.
Private Telephone Lincolnton N. C. to Iron Station. N. C,
NET? FAIX AND WINTER GOODS
Arriving Daily.
Highest Market price paid for Cotton and Cotton Seed at all timen
Cotton.bought in the seed,'loose lint or baled iu any quantities. Oiv
us a trial. 11
Iron Station. North Carolina,
lt7-vo.
rrV KNTV-Kl V K THOUSAN 1) lUHiiiAM
Morn than any two tuiv in Cl-vland county. Buying
ci-ids in ?uch larg iuaiititi". I tf-t price that th saallsx
draler can t Kt. and ing aatitia itli a mall prontanablM
uif to do a voluuirut buiii-. wliich pa l-ttvr than th old
way of bin profit and small bu-m-- : aiioth-r tonrff t
can 11 ih-ap i. 1 don't cr-dit any on.-, trn-rvfure doirl?locj
anytliittg, for the man who pay h to jy tor lhp- wha don't
imv.
We Befy any and all Compe-
I have th lnr;"t
ntook of any hoii -lt--ii
Charhtt
X. C, and Kiiux
ville. Ttiui., all
out in th t-rv
tat-t t y 1 lr
hU fall and tor
fleganc of fit and
.utility tliv
can't 1- ur-
c
L
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CLOTHING
H
I
N
C .
pa!. Utn's
Miit- from 91.03
t. ILIKU). Boy'a
uit- from $1.60
to$UfjO. Child-rt-ii'ii
tiiti fX3. U
l-.isi. Man's
vt-roii $1X0
and up. Hoy's
iiv-rrMitH $1.00
atnl up.
Uiiry it
Mr, Wiley Childers has puc
chased from J. F. Leonard a tract
cf land on which ha is now erect
ing his dwelling.
Mr. B. J). Wessinger has re
turned from an extended visit to
has been spared nia fathers in Wessinger, .8. C
while building it larger, to. make
it' keep pace with the very best.
The irreBistable Bob will be in the
ring himself: Monarch of all
The oommonion service at Trini-
ty Lutheran church will embrace
the 3rd.Sunday Tin October. - '
Henry and the surrounding
neighborhood will be well re pre-..
seated at lincolnton on the 21st
Clowns I The enormous tents will
- Mrs. -W: W. Wells left Tuesdav I be spread on Motz's estate. Don't
'iiiffht for Atlanta and Griffin. Qa.. foreet the dav and date. Mondav unting fl Uircns,...il nothing-
We she expects to spend some 1 Oct. 21st. i :?fnH-. Bno.T;7" ftt5w- P60?18
;iMlfhiri Griffin- I . -j;aine.nWiianaa'iiiivi
tition on
dry goods;
CLOTHING,
The Dress Goods Department
I brim full and ovt-r-llo iin: -aithtli n--it tyl and
latt- vavi that ar out thi Ittiurln t!loth( Tailur
Ch-ck. Viiffn-uux. Markriu-rit Suitiin;. Xrlty and Fancy
Suiting-. Stlk and W-il mix planU. lahmr, H-nrrtta,
ri?". Crn, Flannl. Ijdi" Cloth and on.
Hats I Hats! Hats I
Evt-rvthii i bran and th- lt-t lyl-i thi fall. Hav
intr iMll ot! rVt?rv hat l-fort t!- iti--k cam in.
Shoes ! Shoes ! Shoes ! Shoes !
For in'n, ladi and rhihlr-n an i-injl-t- in fVry dotail,
all at'old prictn.
. aclies, Cloaks and Capes I
, Thf largt tock and prtti-t Mvbv i-VHf whn hr-, at
SHOES,
HATES
?&c. &c.
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3D
if i-
fir
IDS
Mori
ilAalu
wsr
.1 III . H . . A. M. B. . B I . a
lets:. i -lue. Doaraersai taa xxiasoa i anull the public road known as
;H h iviouie aLd a few invited guests en- I the Beatties Ford road from J. H,
. i L. jvj iwiuo , oAjjSMuv..wuiiv wj- xaiiaru a t,o some point near juuu
'hf
Esq. H. D. Warlick,- of -Keeps- H. P. 'Killian', They also
?iaHfi was here Tneadiiv. He aava 1 ordered a new public road to be
.-. 7 ' v I
'iVwahts the Dem ScIiat to preach J opened from Denver to Lincoln
Oiiaocracy and Jteep on at it: . . I ton. beginning at T. J. Wamack
vi&'Afio. v-.i?i.itt -fto':.-. and uuoasatne landa ot i. J.
r ' ' jx xmm mai v v diiiii. ax i w
" We haven't had :any weddings;
in our-towft since quc lajtcammur
nication. But : itill e- have the.-
bachelor. -
r ' Philo.
General IVe-w.
t ta
election
40
riiig gome time with friends in ' and
iar Jjncolnton. returned to her
;,iioxne in Clinton last Friday.
" Esq. Jno. Fi Davis," of Denver
was here this week. He always
; knows some news . He is a ; Popu
list, but he wants the Democrat.
Mr. A. L. Quickel, . of Grouse
waa here Tuesday. He is a recent
hltm P-STiaate of the University of N.
. -Hd is now in business at Crouse.
Revi L. A. Bikle, D;D., of rung's
Mountain, N. C, preaphss at St.
Mark's, "Beaverdam," next Sunday.
Qoinmunion held atT this tervice.
Hon. A. Costner was here this
week. He is not. a "calamity
Rosier," and believes that the
, FiiiAucial policy of the Democrat
correct. .
W. A. Aderhofdt; a prominent
oung merchant of Cherryville,
as in town this week. He. - like
many others in his section, gets
the Democrat.
: Messrs' F. P. Munday and J. O.
.ihompgoQ, of Denver, were in at
dance on the court this week.
Catawba Springs townsnip has yet
w.ot the faithful. ' .
Ky. J. R. Bomb: of Bethel Pres-
nfiY will besdn a meeting at
Poole,"S. A. Wingate, David Hel-
dernlan and R. A. Smith and in-
;. Democrats carry City
in IodianapoIjB, lud. . .
The S: A. L. Warehouse
at
tersecting with the Beattie'a Ford Portsmouth,1 Va.,.f burned. Loss
road near John Hester's.
S. D. BnrKin and H. E. Ram-
saur were appointed as a commit
tee to confer with the directors of
the North State Hotel as to water
works for the ctfunty.
$200,000, insurance $75,000.
The Corbett-Fitzsimmon fight
-m .- ' TT A
is neing arrangea ior ai ugi
Springs, Ark.
Episcopal Convention at In-
TfekCmim.- BARGAINS - COME - TO
J yJbL'JG OB Bj -
i ' oT TTV
w - - K
Given a ay Fr with frr'.llU.U and llb.W purcna ai
yait; tiuw, a tine Strvl Knnraing or a lutiful atl paint
ing, glaiif front nith ha!iduu-Gill Frain-, -ix 14 by It, and
'24 bv J inc!-. 1 ih to aard my old cu.toimrra and tu iu
duceifw tihN to try iue and I- cinvincnd that I giv mart
and loiter irovxl for tki&JU"tiv thau can 1- gitOn ?lohrt.
KM. HULL.
.... : ;., Shelby -N, lu.
. K m mm v . a . m mm m . m . . m hv am m
U -livry.U VJ u uu vj pT-
O. AD
ffocJi
nd
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blotfi
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as
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School
yd.
Horn
brthert
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io h 11
tafro
. 1 nnnnaa tVlQ H TTT1 All.
H. E. Ramsaur was appointed I .
tr, r,fvr w P Ttvniim ai I l8Q outrages.
to a route for a public road from
the Caldwell Bridge .via Motz's
Mill to Lincolnton.
The Lithia Water Qto., was
granted the privilege to "puv up a
telephone line along the public
road from the Lithia Inn to the
C. C. depot.
No more business of importance I birthdav, to
was transacted. The Comxnis dential ticket.
The Liberty Bell is at the At
lanta Exposition.
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The hopes of the Cuban Insur
gents are said to be on th decline.
i
Some Western Populist pro
pose an early Convention at At
lanta on Feb. 22, Washington's
nominate a presi
LINCOLNTON,
MONDAY
a4& fi h&
, m
grand
PARADE
street
ON
MOTZ'S ESTATE
At 10 A.
M
uith 4m Men. Vomeur Horses, El-
Otn D-n" d Lion, lifers, Lop-
CIRCU
A. Nero Farmer.
e
8iDC
a
aho
em.'
ci
on'Vf-
in
fell
ill
hS.
l -mty church, Catawba Snrines
wuahip, Wednesday evening be
fit Sunday in November.
r0 A Iiowe, who was report-
"uvmg lenaerea ms resigna
' a as J. p. has been induced to re-
lder and withdraw it, and will
gain-be found at theTempleof
ffce at Lowesville", N. C, in his
capacity. ;
On MonH
25 1 fiig Railroad Shows,' Circus,
gum and Menagerie; will visit
eolntoh and Spread his enbrm
tent cm Motz's"; estatel' : The
standing of: this show pre
2 it throuh th cdWtrrhfrVif Ml
exchanges, and. iVmuit begone
iul na; together, one of the
Maj. W. A. Graham, of Mach
peiah, this county, told us bu
Tuesday of this weekJthat he has
a colored man living on his place,
who has one mule. With this one;
mule, the negro has made 9 bales
of cotton, 00 bushels of corn.
8,000 bundles of fodder, near 75
gallons of sorghum, and a lot of
peas. We call this good farming I
Mr. J. P. Strong of the Char
lotte Democrat was on our streets
this week. He tells us that Mr.
J. J. Plonk, of this county, har
been a subscriber to the Democrat
48 years. Mr. Plonk has never
been a delinquent in all this time--He
has never been asked in all thi
time for his subscription for he
has always paid in advance. Mr.
PJonk is an old time Democrat,
and a kinsman of our esteemed
townsman, Dr. W. L. Crouse.
Ihe French forces have captur
ed capital of Madagascar, and
peace h beett declared. There
is much rejoicing at Paris over the
success of French arms.
The Dismal Swamp Canal in
North Carolina i be deepened..
Bonds to amount o 750,00O have
been issued to make i8 iniprov
inent. - . x
The A. P. A. Society cted
thw candidate for Mayrof "h"
villa," Tennessee.
Xtarraat Is still on trial at ' Baa
Vatrinif fnr tha TTirirdflf of a
young girl. .
Jay Gould's estate is now found1
to b worth $83,000,000. Gould
paid taxes on $300,000 only.",
Anvdia Rxvc Chanler, the .au
thor of "The Quick or the D'
hai been granted a; divorce from
her husband, Johii '-Armstrong
Chanler. The Novelist livti w-
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Male and reroaie r.qucsvwu.,
, t ? i ntiArtirt of the fflobe. L
Every department is at once LnterUimnp,
Amusing. Interwtiug and above all
Moral and Instructive.
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