The Democrat.
THURSDAY, AUGUST, 20, 1896.
Special Notices.
-Advertisements inserted in this
column and under this head, at one
jceut per word each insertion.
'""lluuie" place iti .Town for sale or
suitable exchange, with work, else
where in this State. Address, Wm.
Shihpp BvjiCM, P. O. Box 23 Lincoln
ton, X.C. ' ' -
Remember the Democratic
primaries on next Saturday.
Six pound of good Coffee for
J 1.00 at P. Y. Rudisill's. Besure
and see it before you buy.
We have heard many people
. gay that the present 'town officers
are the l-e.-t Lincolnton has ever
had.
Married on the 13th instant
by P. Carpenter, Esq., Dock L.
Shull tQ Miss Dovie Queen, all of
North Brook township.
We learn that the Populists
around Triangle favor a" straight
ticket in this county and are op
posing fusion with Republicans.
Remember Kamseur's Norfolk
and Baltimore Excursion. The
date is Tuesday, August ' 25, with
three days in Norfolk or Baltimore.
We are requested to say that
there will be a tournament at Mt.
Holly on Friday, August 28, and
a ball that night at the Davis
Hall.
We have received an .invita-
M. L. Craft, of Lloyd, was hare
luesdav.
AV, A. Graham, Jr., was here
Saturday. ' ; '
R. II. Bellinger was . in town
Wednesday. 1
Miss Nellie Mundy, of Kidsville,
is at Sheriff Nixon's.
Cyrus B. Watson'will speak here
on Monday, September 7th.
Miss Nellie Rhyne, of Mt. Holly,
is at J. A. Abernethy's thia week.
Dr. W. L. Orouse went to Waco
Monday. morning on professional
business.
- S. G. Finley attended the con
gressional convention at Salisbury
this week.
Hon. Hoke Smith attended the
Episcopal church here Sunday
morning.
Miss Daisy Reinhardt, of Elm
Grove, has been on the sick list
for a week.
Rev. Dr. J. B. Fox and wife, of
Newberry, S.4C.,came up Tuesday
and are at Mrs. Fox's.
Miss Helen Brice, of McCon-
nellsville, S. C, is at Rev. R. Z.
Johnston's this week.
J. W. Leonhardt, Esq., of Or
leans, was here Wednesday and
called on The Democrat.
filinwff TU .11 1-1 ..I
"cuu nuuues uueiiueu me
Populist State Convention at Ral
eigh last week, and returned Fri
day. Rev. W. L. Sherrill, of Elkin,
preached at the Methodist church
here last Sunday morning and
tioh to attend the brth CarolinaJeVenmg
Firemen's Association to be held
at Salisbury, August 19th, 20th,
and:! 1st. v 0
Ramseur's Excursion to Nor
folk niul R.-.H 11' I - r
at Charlotte. Don't forget the
date, August 25th.
The fall term of Piedmont
Seminary begins the first Monday
in September. The principal will
spare no pains to make the school
first class in every respect.
Student Chas. W. Warlick
preached his first sermon at Brick
church of the Guilford charge.
Hisjeffort was commended by those
'.who heard him. Corinthian.
m i ... . . ,
l lie picnic at Matthews Camp
Ground on last Saturday was large
ly attended. Dr. J. C, Clapp, of
Newtou, and P, A. Justice, Esq..
of this place,' made speeches,
We ask our country friends
. to send us news. Our correspond
ents will please see that we get
something trom the county. We
cannot come after news. Send it.
-The contractor, E. H. Cauble,
is this week tearing down and re
moving the buildings from the lot
on which J. C. Quickel and Dr.
Crouse will soon erect store rooms.
The KHh annual meeting of
the North Carolina Horticultural
Society meets at Southern Pines
to-day. An interesting program
of exercises has been received at
this oince.
!
Prof I). Matt Thompson is
sick and has been confined at hom
for more than a week. He has fe
ver but as'yet his condition is not
serious. gtatesville Landmark
August 14th.
' Rev. J. B.tBailey. of Wrilming-!
ton, lied there last week. Tie was
a resident of. Lincolnton for a
Dumber of years. He had charge
of tile .Methodist church of this
place for some time.
f J- O. Mcintosh has a call in
the Hickory Mercury of this week
for the Populists to meet in coun
ty convention here on August 29th
tq nominate a county ticket and a
member of the legislature,
The Democrat needs more
CYRUS B.WATSON
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
FOR GOVERNOR
WILL SFEAK HERE
MONDAY SEPT. 7TH.
aoys
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nhip-4 ( Lifici.Jn r-. .t v u h it -
rrivfd -iivu!ar- fr. .:i t V.nu
Monument As-tHiaiio:ir'.u,.4it.j I Jt
th?ni to tak? chanif of f ipt.
larsubrintion on July -It!, t-; Ctf--,.
wanN th notion of tl:. m.,nt ' J U.1 SL & M 1 d
incut, ar ! rvby r-niituhd th.t!
tliny uvfM n-qu.r ted in raid circr-1 lz time trier, nil ihc enre
lars to turn v r all fun ! m n.'.-
cf ih5ir.o!hsr and all ihs skill oJ it
Clearance Sale
AT Tin:
ONE PRICE CASH
STORE
. . t- , . ' . . Ii-cl.-t . Mr. ti. A. U-trkl.-y. cl. ik
Let Everybody Come .Out' ,iH.ri)ir C(,iirt ,.f Lilic, Jc,miy
In xdrf t ti alf a clran vf all .f cur uzun9T a
Scidch t?i:j;!iau tLat a f.tmtlr
and Hear Him.
A Game of Base DhII.
On the 25th of this month a
match game of baseball will k
played between the Yorkyille and
Lincolntonjbaseball teams, color
ed. The managers invite the white
people to see tint gam, which tlu-y
say will be the biggest game ever
played here.
Greatly Improved.
The North State Hotel Company
have, during the past week, great
ly improved thapiH.arancoif their
property by Hxing up tho sidewalks
bordering it. The Company have
also let the contract to the Lincoln
Foundry ami Machine Works to
put in water works to supply tht
Hotel with water.
W. E. Mikell, Esq., of Sumpter,
S. C, is here on a visit to his wife
who is at her father's Capt. V. E.
McBee's.
M iss M. R. Collett, of Morgan
on, who ha3 been at Jno-s L.
Jobb's for the past week, goes
home to-day.
Misses Annie and Lela Davidson,
who have been on an extended visit
lere, have gone to their home in
Chester, S. C.
t
Robt. L. Abernethy, of Moun
tain Island, called. on The Demo
crat last Monday. He was re
turning from Catawba county.
Prof. W. A, Smith, of Roanoke
College, Salem, Va., was here
Wednesday in interest of his
chool, and called on The Demo
crat. . -
Miss Lily Yancey went to.Mor-
ganton Wednesday. .She has been
visiting Miss Bessie Motz. She
will visit at Morgantou before go
ing to her home, near Marion.
R. S. Reinhardt, Esq., was
choosen a member of the Execu
tive Committee of the 7th Con
gressional district in the conven
tion assembled in Salisbury, Tues
day.
Hon. Hoke Smith went back to
Washington Tuesday night, after
spending some time with his fam
ily at the Inn. His wife and chil
dren will visit at Judge Hoke's,
beginning Saturday.
Messrs Simp, and Michael
Schenck arrived in the city yester
day evening at 7 o'clock, en route
from Greensboro to Lincolnton,
on their wheels. The trip was
made through-the rain most of the
time. Charlotte Observer, Wed-
nesdav.
A Rowing Party.
Miss Iie-sie Motz gave a rowing
party Tuesday evening in honor
of Miss Lily Yancey, of Marion, to
which a number of y.ung jMople
were invited. The evening was
spent on the river and supper wan
served on the river bank by moon
light. The occasion was much en
joyed by all who were fortunate
enough to have had an invitation.
Bryan Campaign Songster.
We have received from the Home
Music Co.. Loganspoit, Ind., a
copy of thtir Bryan Songster, con
taining fifteen rousing campaign
songs for Bryan and the cauu of
Silver. They are set to eay, at
tractive music, arranged for male
voices, and sung w ith fine etVect.
The price is 15 cents per copy, or
$1.50 per dozen. Send 15 cents to
the publisher for a copy.
Delegates Pass Through.
A party of delegates from Cleve
land county were here Monday
night on their way to Wilkeboro
to attend the bth district Congres
sional convention which met in
that town yer.terday. Among the
number were the editor of the
Cleveland Star, Clyde U. Hocy,
J. T. Gardner, Geo. Roberts, and
Hatcher Webb. They went by
way of the C. it L. R. R.
Pleasant Atfalr.
The following young ladies ami
gentlemen are endebted to Mr.
and Mrs. Jno. L. Cobb for a most
pleasant evening spent at their hos
pitable homo on Monday night :
Misses Prue Crouse, Alice Holland,
of Charlotte, and M. R. Guilt tt.
of Morgantou; B. A. Justice, Au
brey Motz, D. A. Everett, and
Chas. L. Coon. The young ladies
prepared the supper, and did it as
well as veterans at the business
could have done.
We rqu-t ull uch irron
to make immediate return to .U
clerk", in order that he .ran n rt
to us. In case where nothing
was collected, pleae write the
clerk a H.,tal ird ami ny o.
Wiy I'n-ct fully,
Vaxi l MoM-jiKvr Ax.,
Adevilk N. C.
In Momorlnm.
Henry Marshall, m.ii of John P.
and Eva Kendall, 1mm iear Kid
ville, Lincoln county, June 22,
lhll. The child wa trikr.ii with
croup at Rock Spring camp mol
ing and a fiw hour thereafter,
August U, 1 tin 1, fell asleep. gd
live Vers, one month and nii.-t--u
days. He was tmtKrly laid to
ret U-ide hi? little bri'thiT in tie?
family burying grumd at Mar
vin church. liv-ael was of an
alTectionate iIi-iNitioii. and verv
thoughtful for 'one of mj tiuler
yars. and olU n p.k- of bi-mg
reunitetl with his littb brotlx r in
the r.pirit laml. May the le-awn-ly
father, who so failiy -mites,
sustain and bU-s the Iwreavtil -ur-vivors.
A. ..
Lincolnton, Aug. 1., ImVi.
A Yluulle lrrrrliltmi.
Kditor Merrifuii if WirtMntii,tiHl
Sua" write;: -You haf a taluaMr
preH-riptiuii in Klreirir ltitti-r. and 1
ran cheerfully r--iiiiun'nl it fir t'ti
l ip.il .niul "u k Im-.hU. .r. ati'l a a
nrral -teiu tiiiiie it ha iu e(i.j."
Mr. Aiiiiii- "-teltlt. irn
Ae.. i 'lilr.nn. nil run n, ituiM
not rat tir l i finxl, ln.l a ltAai lit
which never letv lo-r ami felt tinit ar.J
weary. Jut !ix oiiil,- .,f Kl-eirir Itii
tery retoretl her health and renew etl
her strength. Price .VirrnN and 1.01
(irl a hotile at an) drug store.
comfort comes horn Lit. lt , 1 rf,,n 1,11 lUl Mx fonu' ?:-v
bbjcj have nclhla to do tut liuuty tht f.rmtly
io r.ccp an! pov Uurn KlUrU tUxt VA, f.)TmM,T.
ll)curtr.t y decs not seem lt . . ... . . , .
to pro:pt:r. il lie d.cr. net v u 1 v ' - U-nuftly
in wcllit, yea tnuM ret more i 11 IUu Cli-.. tht fortrrlr
f-t there. A few ikwpi cl
each day will put en plumrv
nt2Z fat outride. life Inilic.
baby anJ mother tcth l,appy.
Your baby can take rr.d rel
ish Scotfa Emulsion aa rr.uch
In summer aa In any ether
seaaon
I'wi tf a 4ff. t j i,,
. la c:.! w.w 10
t oit
millini:ry: millinkry:
Out Milliter u i.-Ut f.r liittur.. . !rf, .h H t .
Utitil Kail. Kth'ttn upibt it, Kath.i.AU n.Un t, W t.!l Ltt
in hand a tua!l I at g-l a-.rttnrt)t .f I.lt'. it tln!dft Tr.SL
niel UaU nhirh . will ctt u ml m ffrUurtt..: ( 1-TH r fvmt,
Ltrt Stj l- ii I-di' ClUr !) Cuil r; V tr i
We ar Ac ut fr thr hr.i
ha alay- n dd by ithrr r. r.t in tl.i C-. .it r.ra .",itl to
IH,t1. Mt ad.lii. Uiall f.t.:".l l t!, .!. nr xtv tj!4 ta
ll the Clu:a fr t!" U.n tic f f.M.ni ilur Lavc (jr
0"riel ur 1 1-! vtati:,.
Executor's Notice.
!kt at. ! i f..-.t I . Ik ..
Hi' ! I . H i.t, I.
If-r..!! - I., II..,- ut. m H . -I
Il-.lr I'm i I. . I 4i - IWI. rm
IUr Mill I. k- .1 in I 1 if tf
t I I I ( I ti t .
I 1 1 4.' If.., i ,r, I. ;
The University.
51 terher, .Vt :t I..I.-HI, ru.ton
Ho a Jrar. lUrd 1 m. nth. a full
I -ollej:i' ourr. ;t Isnrf ur, Ijtw
S l-d. ttrull.. r li.-d f.r Tru lr.
MrOiral . Ii.m.I. h-liirhi)M ti, l.vr
fof the ln-t-.lt. lfe'..
ri;nKM u i.wroN.
7-3 'M i h. i urn. s. r.
lands for Sie 2r.i m u a:i
The Itih SIiimiN lalnU nr fiir
sale ttHn rt'jiottiibb trui n to
pr a i id rr-dit, ! wit:
tlttid eah uiol o:,. and tun nr
titno n balance. I will ll iither
inn nny or tdnntnttnim to
urcluiMr. TheiM' lalnU ar val
liable farmiiii; binl. cu nivnt t
ifltctories atol lllAtlits nnd theV
must h. dd. .1. L. Tu.nnriii.
ne:ir tie Hili Hi-.l, is my c nt
t make intrnct :ib siibj.-ct
to rati tii"atin lv me. lit h
map' of lb lands niol will 1,ii
thi'ltl atul make enttr.'iets of dle
W. V. 11 M if. 1'fe.t. f (V,,
l-17-li.-tf and Tru-ti to ll.
As will be seen from the call
for the county convention Satur
day, the Primaries may be held at
any or all of the voting precincts,
or such other places as may be
agreed upon by the precinct com
mittees, provided the number of
voting plaees does not exceed the
number of voting places designat
ed for the general election.
Lost his Wife.
; A chairmaker from Hardin, Pat-
BUbscribera. Tt Hdrrp nmTA ' Tt.
asks that you interest yourself io tjSrson by name, was in town Sat
the paper and give it that support ujrday and lost his wife, who came
which it merits. We ask no! with him. He appealed to Po
favors we do not deserve.. jliceman Ferris to help him find
I l.;a htlrvirorl Thn Pnlieemnn
ne ot the local observers ofi. , ,r MAn . t
cnrro . , . . - ! found Mrs. Patterson at the I.m
cuirent events sends us the follow-1 . . .Tr Plttftraon
1Dg. Ilistorv repeats itself . The i , , - n
i-v 1 wont rn hies wn XT rPtfkir.! niT. IjOm
To Keep up the Sidewalks.
There is a town ordinance re
quiring that each property owner
keep up his own sidewalks, and, if
not, then the town authorities aru
to fix up the walks at the expense
of said property. This ordinance
ought to be enforced or repealed.
Some of the sidewalks are in very
bad condition. IfItingdom" can
be made to walk the line, why
can't the mayor and the council
have the sidewalks kept in order?
It would pay to try.
rr III II21 lUllUOtl.
James L. Franei, Alderman, Chlra
o, ays: "I regard Dr. Kinc Xe
Discovery as an Ideal Panacea for
Coughs, Colds and Lunr Complaints,
having used it in my family for the last
five years, to the exclusion of phsi
cian's prescriptions or other prepara
tions. Rev. John llurgus, Keokuk,
Iowa, writes: 'I have been a Minister
of the Methodist Episcopal Chureh for
50 years or more, and have uever found
anything so beuelicial or that gave tne
such speedy relief as Dr. King's New
Discovery." Try this Ideal Cough
Remedy now. Trial bottle Free at any
Drug Store.
Call to Domocrntb.
The iVtntHirats of Lincoln, by
order of the executive commit tee,
will meet in tow nship conventions
on Saturday, August L'l, toexpre
their preference for a candidate
fr I gister of Ieeds fi-r Lincoln
eounty to till th vacancy on the
ticket made by tint withdrawal o
JL II. Ihdlinger on account f r-
tain tlissatisfuctiou with the for
mer county convention. Any
precinct chairman will call their
township meetings to order and
a(Miint two poll hdbrs, one from
each siib of the IelliitCcT-t'rnI!
contest. The voting will begin at
one o'clock p. in. on the above
date ami the jndls will close at t
o'clock. The various primaries
bv deb-gates will ret tort the result
of the primaries to th
convention, to ! held m Lmodn
lou on August -'.'tli, at 1- in.
According to the action of tb
executive committee, a plurality
of the popular vote will determine
who shall be the nominee for lo g-
. stT of Deeds.
Tint primaries niav held at
anv nine tle-itinat. 1 bv the town
ship executive eommit'tee it, their Til AT LOT OF
respective township, provided then
mu-t not be anv more voting places J vj I 1 1,'1 1 VlII'vJ
than the iimiuI tiumUr allowed 1 V 1 J v AiMHljO
i'liil f iivv ii.Ii i tt j
The townships will apHnt .bl- AD V KRTiSKD
egates as follows : .orth 11 rook
HowanlN Cr.r,fc ; .ic..l,,l..i. LAST WKKK
n; inmiono; auiw springs u.
n. . . .i t . . . ..iii ......
i uese oeiejui' win represent. IIPDP
their respective townships and
convey the vote of their townships
to the county convention.
S. (. FtNI.KV,
(h'm. of Kx. Com.
Aug. i:JtjMH5.
Personal.
UoJunibiu ProilucD Uo
PRODUCE COHKISSIOJI KECCKViTS,
uii main m i;i:irr.
COLUMBIA, S. C.
Wtt 1 nmll" (Ytintrv Trrtlucc ex-
clusivi ly. Fruit, Vegetable. Poul
try, Kgg. Ltr. t,jriCK S.I.Kt.
PHOMPT HKTt:i:NS. HHtHKST
cunty PUICKS WnU u lor Quotation
or make ti a Mnpmut and be
coivmc d. Lil ral advaiic.a made
au t'oiiMgunieniw. U.f.-reiicc :
Loan mi Lcuno: Hink,
C t. I NtTloNU ItWK.
?..M ln. ::m. i'oltiii.bnt. S. C.
IT IS VERY
FINK. CALL
AND CUT WHAT
r uric 411-page tncdii-al reference
I I ...... . .m:a t
se ial, chronj or drlicatr d - I J 1
culiar to their sex. Addrr the had
ing nhysiciaiis and iirgeuisof the tn-
lited Mates, Dr. llathawa A Co., 22'
South Itroad St., Atlanta, (a.
7-l-li-Iy.
Lord Salisbury ha atknoulrdg.
ed that ho was wrong in the Vcne
zeulan matter, and tht- dulicultv
will now bo arbitrated.
FATHER OF LOW PRICES.
hiiois: Mioix: itoi:::
Oat Cao:. fi to tilling optTcry day. V af4 iaj lit J r I
til aieJ cLti.jl Lt.cr thu icttiu it ta cr lxu ci J I asr I j
how. We lave tti liuo tt t;tu' Hcrc Made JLch c mi!, t cl
epcctl atUnliun to, A I cb rr clan, g cut u J c I -o 'or
! than cot to niauafacturc. aui of couttv c our ct
lotnra tLc UucfU of it. Jct thick cl a tuciUr tc H Lt TK K
HIGH CUT HOMH MADK Full !.S. Cat .uicl. if vu
waul a pair, a cnlr hate a Ltr.iU 1 anKur.t of tLcci.
CI-i'riIIii -VI HATf.
We have tb Urxtt t'.ck cf clcthicg ad Lilt, it h& ttr i-
ur pleaiurc to ihow. Suili al aliuott aty jm nul It zn,
A i J half, we bav any kind cu itt Ctue izd ?.. wttlt.tr
youwi.hto buy or cot. VKuV i;iFKt"Tl I LLY.
H. S. Robinson & Company.
lUY YOUR (iOOl)S AT
THE RACKET STORE
And get a Chance at that Fine New S60.00
Organ to be Given away Free on Dec. 24 1896.
Every Fiftv Cents worth of Goods en-
titles the Purchaser to a Ticket. The hold
er of the Luckv Ticket will net the Qnran.
The Organ is now on exhibition in our
Show Window. Come and see us.
veiy ntispuuuuuy,
J. L. K1STLER.
Mention Housekeepers.
YOURS AIW9US TO PLEASE,
A. W. RUKDY.
" i '
TO THE PUBLIC.
Mutch are llokiaK back to Linr !
colnton, and the Jews are slowly
j whiskey had somewhat impaired
taking up their abode m Jerusalem. i
: Pattseron's eyesight as well as his
Our New KolLr null Urtd Ju.
BiicUlon's Arnica Salve.
The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, !
memory,
Gold is Sent.
jruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, ! Investors in the Dean Safe System of
ever Sores. Tetter. ChaDoed hands, sDeculation receive semi-monthly di-
VlMMains. Corns, and all Skin EniD- vidends in srold. Over 300 per cent per
. . - ' - a. i -r L3
The Iredell Democrats recently
nominated, eays the landmark,
the following ticket: For Senate,
J A Butler; for the House, J A
Hartness, Dr' J II McLelland; for
sheriff, J 11 Wycoff; for Register,
V W Turner; for treasurer, J II
Haynes.
The landmark cav- K W l'liifirr,
of Moratitun, won tlm llitigliatii hy Uu ?.J(li V,, have on of th
jniw I il. . . I ii .. . . It M ' . . .
ujuimui in im- cuuiuiiic rx i ainuui i,e mill nut up by Ibeir
animation held in Stalervillu last fofi tnan Mr. J. K. Clatke. a miller
vetk; I and mill builder of H vr5 cx-
l ricnco. The null t on of uit.il
tutHlt-rn and 1 t tiuiped mill
in ILo htatA. 1 1 capacity it 40
Larnus tKr day.
Wtt aro runnincmi thrxchanc
Trf" "YrrwJhrn j:rad.i or 10 t-.ut.d .eccd
rnrjcdy fur Consunvuoa. Dy Uj ti.ndy ; trade i Hour, and Id iiumu Iran,
risnpi
STOVES JUST RECEIVED AT
HARDWARE STORE
The largest and Uest Line of General
twns, and positively cures Piles, or no annum made on investments by S. . I T b tf t..v u u : ,i , I.vi,rvl-M!u.i t
Pay required. It is guaranteed to give Dean & Co., Bankers, 35 Broadway, The A II Motley Tobacco Co., of I JSMJiA laVllc4 ,0
r r : - - w m vail.
T. A.SL0CCJC.K.C, lUrttrtSUlewTrt. m x Tt r,
x. j. Aiainsaur ocoojiis
Perfect satisfaction or money refunded New York. Investors of this firm dis- Reidsville, has cone into the hands
fnce 25 cents per box. For sale at all tributed all over the -United States andl . ahUID
wug stores. j Canada. . 7-i-uo-iat. oi u receive.
Housekeeping Goods in the Town.
MI -Iy