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VOL. I. NO. 27.
LINCOLNTON, NOliTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, MARCH, '27 189G.
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T.
IP. COSTNER, AT. X.
Lincolnton, N. C.
Offers his professional service to the
people of Lincolnton and surrounding
country. Office at residence next to
the North State Hotel.
L.
Surgeon Dentist,
Lincolnton, N. G.
AU work guaranteed, nothing but
heat materials used. Prices reasonable.
pii""1- "' ' '"aialagraement
NO DISCREDIT
How
OF SILVER.
Has
i icy cil i-ctw ,
Lincolnton, N. C.
Work intrusted to his care will be
promptly and carefully attended to.
Office on Main Street.
S.
i FINLEY.
Attorney at Uawv
Lincolnton, N. C.
Practices in all of the State and Fed
eral Courts. Prompt attention given
to all business.
Office in X rth State Hotel.
B.
A. JUSTICK.
Attorney at Lav,
Lincolnton, N. C.
Practices in th Courts of Lincoln,
Mecklenburg, Gaston, Catawba, Cleve
land, Rutherford, Ilk, and in the
Supreme and Federal Courts.
Office in North State Hotel.
DENTAL NOTICE.
Dr. A. W. Alexander will be at
his office at Lincolnton, June, Au
gust, October, December, Febru
ary, and April. Will be in Mt.
Holly, July, September, November,
January, March and May.
Patronage solicited. Terms cash
and moderate.
FRANK X. CAUBLE,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER.
Watches repaired. Anything in the
Jeweler's line done with neatness and
i
dispatch. Give me a call. il-15-95-ly
Socrotary Curl isle
Dealt With It.
Treasury Department.
Office of the Secretary, )
Washington, D. (J.,
March 10th, 1S90 - )
Hon. Josiah Patterson. House of
Representatives:
My Dear Sir: Your tavor of
February 17th wa9 duly received
and ought to have been answered
once, but the pressure of official
business compelled me to delay re
sponse until now. You Btate that
in a speech delivered by lion. C.
F. Crisp, m the House of Repre
sentatives the 14th day of Febru
ary-, that gentleman said : ''He
(meaning tho Secretary of the
Treasury) refuses to give silver for
gold because he must hold the sil
ver to pay silver certificates and
Sherman notes issued under the
act of 1890 is presented he redeems
it in gold and not in silver. What
mockerv is this: what sort of
friendly treatment is accorded sil
ver bv this law and the practice
that obtains at the Treasury of the
United States:'" and you ask me
to "state how he (I) have dealt
with the silver currency; since
your (my) incumbency of the of
fice of Secretary of the Treasury
tificates upon deposit of uilver
provides that "the coin deposited
or or representing tho certificates
shall ho retained in tho Treasury
for the payment of tho same on
demand.1 It is therefore nlain
I hat whenever tho amount of sil
ver certificates outstanding, tin
Secretary of the Treasury cannot,
without a violation of tho law, pay
out such silver except for the re
demption ot certificates. At such
times he has no more right to es
chango silver dollars for gold than
he has to pay them out in any
other manner. Hut there is alo
another fund in the Treaeurv which
is required by law to he held for a
dillerent purpose. It consists ol
tho bullion and the standard sil
ver dollars coined from the bullion
purchased under the act of July
14th, 1890. That act provides tor
tho purchase of silver bullion at
the market price ind the issue of
Treasury notes in payment for it.
and it also declaros that "no great
er or leps amount of such note
shall be outstanding at any time
than the cot of the silver bullion
and the standard silver dollars
coined therefrom, than held in the
Tr?asury purchased by sue!
notes."
Under this provision the Scn
tary is required to keep in the
G is ton Now3. I Cainwba Nows.
Wo are glud to know that vera! I Th ChrotonUn Uterary S.-s.
embryo student of tdmrthaml will I ty of I, n-.ir College had n public
soon have an opportunity for in- I d hab l.tdy.
struction under a competent tench-1 Col. M. K. Tnorntmi ha Iwi to
er. .Miss Carrie McLean, of Char-1 lYti!ir-9 lately ib btiin.
lotto CJradt d School faculty. Uh- jjri jAin(. n.,Uiu. of Denver.
e to form a class in (lastonia and MlUf !ia, moVl,t ln Hickory.
in a nonce eikwi)cre rvotiei cor-I f . . ...
and whether you (I) have, in deal
ing with the subject, discredited Treasury at all times an amount
respondence on tho subject. Viv
Iiojmj she will 1k able to form a
clas anions th tovrn'd bright
young Kciif. " Mis Mclcan ia a
Lincolnton lady. J
At (Jhndale. S. (!., littta IJaxtcr
Hopper, C year-ohl son ol Kwcl
HopiKT. died of hydrophobia Sun
day aft' rnoou, having n fit every
!iv; mimitft until death cam h
his relifl. If. lived j tit nine
wifVsto lb.-hour from the time
the dog bit him. lb- wa- a coui.i
f Mr. L. T. IlopjHr of our town.
1 h hou of Mr A. . .It-nkin.
uar Cherryvilh, wl.ieh w;n r
MrtHl in Inst wok's pnjr to ban
l''ii destroyed by tiro wan injured
tor in the P-inncr' Mutual
Fin? Insurance Association of
(iaston county. President W. I),
lib'i.n. ami Treasurer K. I.. WiUon
.veie in town Saturday arranging
to j-'.mhI out notices f n"sinont
t Ciiwr th bn.
The deepst sympathy of their
silver."
In answer to your question I can
only say that in all the operations
of the Treasury Department dur
ing my administration of its aflairs
the legal tender, gold and silver
coins of the United States have
been treated precisely alike, except
that greater efforts have b5en made
to keep gold coins in circulation.
The amount paid out by the D'e-
of silver bullion, at ;U cost price.
and in standard silver doliars
roined from tho purchased bullion,
exactlv equal to the amount Treas
ury notes outstanding, and he can
not, therefore, lawfully us such
standard silver dollars except tor
the redemption and cancellation
of Treasury notes.
Mr. Detter to the I'nited State
Senate, upon which Mr. Crisp's
statement seems to have been
I baspn. wns written on the 1 a 111 uav
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cenmcaies greauy exceeu8 uie .f Au 1803, and at that t.n.e
amount paia out in goia coins ana there WM no fr,e Hilvor in tho
gold certificates and in no instance fc , no
i a i i. j:. ; : i. . l. J ' 7
nas uie iea aibcnmium uu "" standard silver dollars in the
made against silver or its paper rrea except such as the law
representatives. ln no instance I,,. , . .n hol,, f,P 1hn r.
shipping asJU to Jamaica. W't
Indian
Mr. W. A. Sidf. mho had pneu
monia, it well agat".
Mr. Charlef Vi took an i-v -r-do-
f m -rphifi" Sui.t y. !
wk, and r.ni' u ar dn..
Mr. Il ur V. W SU In . ti.- !
Vh- ling. VI Va , t a.-i -pl i
M.iiiiui n fiifinr-.n m llili Hir-
l4 Colli il i V.
Mr. V. I.. Clinird hi n-rrjt. !
a iK'itin in a S.i1mu C!tM
Mill.
A 'li"iini-'n" i 1'i-rr.piuv I.t'Mb
U gineMtl. North tnr'n I rt-.
1 ! h-. nt I'rttnu! m Slali.-o,
April 1. "! Ir .md C t !;iu-
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gootl.
Mr. Kmok I n2 and oth r
iucorHr.ii- t!e ir .l-ar. l-iiin
at Catawba St.it i.-i
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but or. a bill i.f 4 ll cLrac t-r
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OF
LINCOLNTON.
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B. F. GRIGG SON
JSolioit leioa5iti.
has silver or silver certificates been
refused in payment of debt or de
mand due the government, and in
no instance has the government
refused to Day silver coins or sil
ver certificates in discharge ot its
obligations when the holders of
the obligation demanded or re
demption of silver certificates and
tho Treasury notes of 1MM), and
these redemptions were made at
all times during that month and
every other month when thse
forms of currency were presented
During the month of August. li03,
TrooBiiru- nntoa to thn nmmint of
quested such payment. Vhen the redemf d in Bilver
notes are presenteu ior reuemp- , .
, !''. j a a day of August, 1S9. the total a
tion gold is paid, if it is demanded rili,Plinwi 51
and it Bilver is demanded silver .s g.Wer and caucee(l js $ 1.,i.v,:,,To2.
paid. Thus the co.ns of the two Iw odmll8,r;ltioll of tllP
metals are treated exactly alike in
affairs of the Department, none of
AND WILL MAKE COLLEC
HONS AND CASH CHECKS
AT MODERATE CHARGES.
s
9-27-95.
NEW GOODS.
to bv thf fovrn I ...
-,. , these notes had been redeemed in
ment, as well as in me aiscnarge rftrniipi
of debts due to the government. i.:.,;. n.l.
It has always been the policy of . UUMM)
I1I1UISI11IIIUII nvMaij ,., v.. .
the Treasury Department to en- lim,nrwi ; PTrhn,o for
. ll.A ..a of r.JitAi S-k ft-IAl
courage iu uS u. - pother forms of currency. Of this
largest possible extent, ana in or- ,mount jmx has Um-ii pro-
derto accompnsn tnis, sauuaru .
silver dollars will be sent by ex-1 qq n excholiRtf for
press, at the expense oi tiie -gov- .. CertincaU.9 Tho 1)epart.
ernment, to any one who will de- rnfnsotl to rx-
posit an equivalent amount in sil- h gllvor for goia when it iad
vercertincatesorin ireasury notes . . , . ina..rniiv nard
of 1890 with the United States , ... , r it . . B(1
refused I am wholly unable to see
how it could bo considered a dis
crimination against silver. Is a
Treasury or any Assistant Treas
urer, or with a national bank de-
I have the largest stock of New j nnR;tor an(i eubsidiarv silver
Musical Insruments that has ev- coin8wiil be8ent by express at the
er been in North Carolina, such J
as Autoharps, Aooordianb, Man- expense of the government to any
dolins, Guitars, Banjos, Violins, one who will deposit with such of
and Roller Organs, and any fleers or banks ajjy kind of LTnited
thing else that is kept in a first states currency or national bank
dasa Music Store, trices lower
for L'Oday with dotitilf pneumonia I ,t JJtcVorv.
all th tiniM diowmg her If a
marvel of patiut nduranc". Sh
was about twidv yr old. Her
finTil wa held nt the home
l iK'sdav morning, and her body
wa laid to ret in th town r-mf-tery.
Mr. Lawful Nantz, of Hard' ii. is
qtille sick.
Henry Hucuinn and Mi Mng-
qie Sunimey w-rn rM?nntly marri-tl
nt Harden bv Kev. II. A. Wilen-
barge r.
Tom McCle. a colored boy wnll
known about town, ha recently
ben Sorelv atllict'il. Six month
ago a piece if trel from an pmorv
whed stuck in hineyo ball. After
some day he went to the cbctor
and the foreign fragment wa ex
tracted, but inllnmati.in had al
ready set in and could not 1m? read
il v subdued. The e-e continued
to get wor'? ami wtr". The ball
swelled up and was ready it eemnl
to burst like a boil. Lat Satur
day Dr. Sloan ndftted by Dr. Wil
son tok the eye out. Thl was
deemed necessary in order t ave
the other which wan already In
coming iullained. Since that time
he ha had one or I wo 'iwdU
which seemed to alarm hi attend
ants, no little. He wa a dtcile
i:MHl-nalured darkey, once a man-of-all-work
at the Southern dejwit,
and later was employed at Adim
and Henry "s livery stable. He i
doubtless in need of all the help
and attention he gels.
The A. It. P. Presbytery mnt
at (iastonia, April
Mis Kmma Corn well, of Lincoln
county, i visiting Mrs.t'.C. i?jrn
well, liwell. (lazelte.
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iutt Uitiht a ru bsl d wu-rii
wheat. He i a mill man '
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the Krneh und-r t'liiirl IN. did J -j-js,. fi,3f..n.- S-n.. a ;--f
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Tli Kngleli ealbI I tul .llfll Ti., r.ilnf I ....! ifl U fclri tl
other- They lilv i.iiu-l tb
fort whieb they built. Ar ar
Iiiki.
The Spani-b !-! "ur ! ffi
torv Florida
t'irM"t it'lf and nl '
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n. Hi..' i nan- i :,mi..f .in - --fif r.
Southern pirt Virmi.i. griint'--l I - iit tt a(rl.,
M.I--'4 t!
f i I
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than ever. Orders by mail have
3romt attention. Addess
W. L. Lowe, Newton, N. C.
11-29-95. .
notes ; but gold is not sent to any
body free-of charge.
In August, 1S93, there was a
great and unusual demand in near
ly every part of the country for
small denominations, and in its
attempts to supply this demand,
the Treasury Department paid out,
in defraying the expenses of the
Is the place to get a nice piece of Government and m exchange of
BEEF, PORK and FRESH other forms of currency, all the
CITY MARKET
SAUSAGE.
I , .
All meats tfpund in a FIRST
CLASS MARKET. Come to
see us. Market prices paid for
hogs and cattle.
Edwards & Sherrill.
11-22-95. ly. ,
silver that could be lawfully used
for these purposes, so that for a 030,000
refusal to pay out gold in exchange
for silver a uiscriminalion against
gold? If not, it of course follows
that a lefusal to pav out silver for
gold ie not a discrimination a-
gainst silver. -
Iu response to your verbal in
quiry concerning tho coinage of
staudard silver dollars-during the
present administration you are ad
vised that it amounts to the sum
of $6,062,000, up to the 15th day of
this month, while tho whole am
ount of such dollars coined in this
country from the establishment of
the mint, in 1792, up to February
1S78, a period of 86 vear, was $8,-
it to Sir Pl-rt Ib-.iib. uml-r ib
name. Carolina." In lb" rh.ir
ter the dlini; t'.if'dana I hl
vl, u-ed. but that i a un-- l-
ling
I. (,omuitin, and ;r pr-i-nti-d
Sir Ul-rt lb ath frim.il
ing under hi .tent. C!uirl-
I., in INVI, d-'id.l that il bail
iV 0!l!l 1 Tb' 1
ii3.l,i. al nil. liI -ti
tb!n ul in ir-'r a II-j..,':i
Tho Shops at Salisbury.
The Southern Hail way Company
have let the contract for the con
struction of tlie liop4.
iVttijohn A Co., of Lynchburg,
Va., gets it at $7r.u) for the
building. Tln. H. IomiiiA Sm,
aNo of Lynchburg, have the con
tract fort It rooting at firi.tum.
Tin? mIiouh that thihopH are to
! Iarg oncj and that the rail
road company ar in earnest aliut
getting to work at their construe-
I 4 1 ..
jOI, I front a rtirUlrlnr. I rtl in in-
" . . ilirtr. Tll tl w-4n m t--t tirl
Iet the goMl Tork go on ami I ( rarnrj t.rjrn 4 hro
mh)Ii Sali-burv will 1m? a large I j irm )rm fr bwlMlnc up nJ-
manufacturing city. I ,1h. OIW.n princ rihr n4.
Ccrtainlv t? have alt th advan- I In un. delay renin atlrtnlon lotrnrir
tb-
Th" Kali!i rrp-!'ti
tl. tbrlite in nri :
tl
short period it was compelled to
suspend payment in standard sil
ver dollars except in tho redemp
tion of silver certificates upon de-
.4 A V4. M I
posit oi Sliver ceruucaiea uuti
Treasury notes of 1890. The. law
' I enciose herewith a copy of my
letter to the United States Senate
referred to above.
Very truly yours,
Signed J.O. Cabiisus.
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who will help the city togtt along. ;lu ffm juue. frrstctul tptr.
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Hickory.
authorizing the issue of ail ver cer-