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DEVOTED TO THIS irV'riCirKHTH Or 1'IIX: I'KOPI.M OP I.IN'COt.NTON AND LINCOLN COUNTY
VOL. 1. NO. 50.
LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, S'EPTKMHEU 3, 18.)(5.
81. 00 A YEAR.
TOE : IJOIjKTdEM 0 C RAT;
T.
F.COSTNJGli,31.I.
LlNCOLNTON, N. C.
Otters his professional service to the
ec.,ie V)f Lincolnton and fcurrouuding
-ountiy. Office at; residence next to
ihe'urth State Hotel.
C.
i:. childs.
Attorney at Law,
Lincolnton, N. C.
W6rk nit rusted to his care 'will be
rromi)tlv and caretully attended to.-
Office on
Main Street.
S.
Attorney at Law,
IIncolnton, N. C.
Practice? in all of the State and Fed;
eral Courts. Prompt attention given
to all business.
Office in Njrth State Hotel.
A. iTL'STICE.
Attorney at Law,
Lincolnton, N. C.
Pructic'-S in the Courts of Lincoln,
Mecklenburg, Gaston. Catawba, Cleve
land. Euiliertord, , .Folk, and in
Supreme and Federal Courts.
Office in North State Hotel. -
the
DENTAL INOTICJb:.
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, Marcn ana xuay.
Patronage solicited. Terms'cash
and moderate.
LS.FOX, DENTIST,
Main St., Lin'conton, N,. C
All work ffiiar
anteed; 'nothing
but the be?t ma
terial used. Rea
sonable prices.
Terms cash ex
cept by special
agreement. Of
fice on Main St.
National Democratic Ticket.
for president: -WILLIAM
JENNINGS BRYAN,
of nebraska.
'for vice-president :
ARTHUR SEW ALL,
OF MAINE.
Democratic State Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR,
CYRUS B. WATSON,
. OF , FORSYTH.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
THOMAS W. MASON,
OF NORTHAMPTON.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
CHARLES M. COOKE,
OF FRANTIvLIS.
FOR TREASURER,
BENJAMIN F. AYCOCK,
OF WAYNE,
FOR AUDITOR,
ROBERT M. FURMAN,
OF BUNCOMBE.
EOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
FRANK I. OSBORNE,
OF MECKLENBURG.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC IN
STRUCTION,
JOHN C. SCARBOROUGH,
OF JOHNSON.
FOR JUSTICES SUPREME COURT.
A. C. AVERY, of Burke,
G. H. BROWN, Jr., of Beaufort.
. FOR ELECTORS, 9TATE-AT-LARQE,
LOCKE CRAlG. of Buncombe,
W. C. DOUGLAS, of Moore.
FOR ELECTOR, 7tH DISTRICT,
THEO. F. KLUTTZ,
OF ROWAN.
FOR CONGRESS, 7tII DISTRICT,
S.J. PEMBERTON,
OF STANLEY.
FOR SENATORS, 29TH DISTRICT,
C. L. TURNER, of Catawba,
C. C. WRIGHT, of Wilkes.
B. F. Gkigg, Mgr.
W. E. Gkigg, CashieT.
' THE BANK OF
LINCOLNTON,
Solicits the accounts of Mer
chants, Corporations and Individ
uals, and will make collections at
reasonable rates. Settlements
promptly made.
A Bank account never fails to
,' inspire habits of economy and sav-
ing. Try it. " ' 5-S-96.
County Democratic Ticket.
CohimMn Produce Co,
. PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
1334 MAIN STREET,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
We handle Country Produce ex clusively.
Fruit, Vegetables, Poul
try, Eggs, Etc. QUICK SALES,
FOR THE LEGISLATURE,
J. F. REINHaRDT.
FOR 6IIEKIFF,
B. C. WOOD.
FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS,
R. H. JJELLINGER.
FOR TREASURER,
H. J. CROOKS.
FOR SURVEYOR,
L. P. SIFFORD.
FOR CORONER,
LAWSON HOUSER.
FOR COUNTT-COMMI3SIONERS,
P. A. THOMPSON,
H. E. RAMSAUR,
Wm. HULL,
Interacted to Dereive.
The last plank' of Ihe Populist
platform adopted at their State
convention is too bare fuceda piece
of hypocrisy to decaiveeveu the
most ignorant. It is in the follow
ing words:
"In order to le?p our public
servants in thorough touch and
sympathy with the oppressed mass
es and to check, to some extent
the scramble for office, we demand
a reduction of salaries until such
time as through an increase of the
currency the price of property and'
products will justify the present
rate."
If our Populist friends are real
ly sincere in their demands for "a
reduction of salaries" why did they
not enforce this demand wheu thev
m
had the power? In other words,
why did not the Legislature, id
which they were all powertul, pass
a law for the reduction of salaries?
Please answer, why?
Even if the next Leg;slature
should pass a law for the reduction
ot salaries it could not apply to the
officers who will be elected next
November, because no officer's sal
ary can be reduced during the term
for which he was elected. Iu other
words, the Governor aud other
State officers elected next Novem
ber will be entitled during the
whole ot their term for the next
four vears to the same salaries
that are now paid to our present
Governor and other State officers.
Aud the next legislature cannot re
duce their salaries. But the last
Legislature could have reduced
hem I
Why?
Because the last Legislature
:ould have legally passed a law for
a reduction of tho salaries of all
officers hereafter to be elected, and
f such a law bad then been passed
it would have reduced the salaries
of the officers who will be elected
his year.
But why did not the Populist
platform, in the above quoted
plank, also demand a reduction in
the fees oi all officers? Why apply
the reductiou only to those officers
who receive salaries? Why aot
reduce the tees of the couuty offi-
Turner ana Wright. - I CoM f.MnrlariS Domocmis.
1 ursuant totherall .f thechair-1 Twenty tV.ur rr.fd standard Dcv
man of th executive committee I rratt ( 10 of wb m hie in tirts
the Democratic Senatorial cntiven
tinri for the ?Jih Senatorial Dis
trict met at the Mayor's office, in
Hickory at 2 cclock this afternoon.
. i. vjBiuiir, oi .eun, wa
Ixjru) who have decided o bolt ih
C hie co ticket, met in (rcrmhorn
Wtduetday to retime and -led
dtltgttra ta the fictional conven
tion of bolting DiJrvrle which
(ii:.M:uAi. m:vn.
Th M.Man i Id etatMtrd ltu
wrett bate pel oqI a tm MIe
iK-kal.
vr.vrt: m:wm.
Wi frtl tV4!xtti tail
wk with atwJU sI
It ll eatd :Ui tat , tijfwtd att Ali
mti in tMin t tor pm It- Cb-Jliil lat
a. .
elected permanent chairman, audi metis in Indian a (wills S-pUmWr
II f LI ... J . t . I . . . . . ... ....
i. oumnierruw, oi tae .e wion . J. Air. J W. r ru. rl al-m.wat
Knttrpris, and It. A. LV-Vof chairman. Mr C C ttarkaf N
Will esUro Chronicle, (erii- Utnn ix plaint tht 6hJ-l t t ihr
quested to act as sreretattef. mtin and etTreti the fM1oinr
Tho roll of counties mtt called resolutions which, afttr diKuuiuti,
tor nominations. V. A. Self, Esq., wer ad p:d :
on bvtiall Ot Lafmla count v I 'IUtvl TKti mmmiflo r.(
- - ' Q w v w w v w "www www
placed in nomination the name of three l o appointed with pieratT
C. L. Turner, of Monlm. H. A. powsta to mantle tht campsia
Deal, of Wilkes, nominated V. C. the National Demrcrauc party to
Wright, of Wilkes. The uomiua- this Stat, tnd to pteir an ad-
tiotiH Here cjnded by W . C! duo to tL vole ft. stating tie
r eim-ter and r. C. Hll, ahd tn purpoie and tljccl f iLis oraoi-
mot;ou ot Mr. Hall they were made zatiou.
by acclamation. uolvcd. That t':d committtt
The roll of cuuntie w again be, and are hereby iuitructeJ. to
calld and the following ex. com. j iu;orcrat in uch JJr- thy
chon: E. L. Shuford, Catawba: may prepare a statement tbat it ii
E L Uedrick, Atexauder; H. A. not the purpce ut this organixa
Deal, Wilkes; b. D. Bungm, Lin- I tioo to oppot or auU"nie the
coin. Mr. Shuford was made I nominee ot th Democratic cou-
chairmau of the committee. vention hld at UtkigH Joca 2th
The-. M. Hufham introduced IsOtJ. foi State oncers.
the following: jl Unlived, That s:d coa.nnttt
Whereas, The political conteit J be, and aro hereby aulhoriird and
tan rblli.
Th N Yitk Ujttbbcaui !
nominatvd Hlack hr retrr.
it i t'Utl'a man.
Mary!atd hat taw that a cx&u
II. I. !IfKik.tf AsXaetlVe,
wiiltchtft rasnial clt tU!
fair at
Mra.Chatli Kliu-r dfi in Cs-
Juait Itil h'i at4 wit i"fit4 at
wn iri Dt wit mitii wi.tp-vu i iti4a csarr .. tsrs u.t ui;iUi-
at lh whiM-m? ttl. ! T-i'K.f! fi iil .fr l.r-.
Vr,ul JmuTi thttik iiilttfu f sl ltfe it a t'lftx da iu Umt
t!hma will ml lh -.Th in lft- fTi ihi t uui!r (.'
lh prr4iic!tn ni cittn.
I
at water sxl i.
Sar.atr Tillman, mith that ssi . Chat, ti
H-.1c.ia, a fIlrv4
llic:t cheek f :r wh-.ch he it U.ci-ct.r c .hv4ri llz-. P. 1.
WeUee . te C. C. aJ A, P.. Jt,
at CtlLtf W4r.ti.i.Ar vf Ul
wenk-
Citssli CV!ri.UP 3 at Nit.
tar. Lae t w alx. c&iiitt
fr tL A ?.?i:rtJf at
p-tl.c r. if l;iS,. P wit T 3Z
cuout, hat challeci! Lv) Ua:
r.tin ta a int ditalt.
1L Jitalt cXe:ctit c"tasiitte
of tht Dfsuvrtaiic pnr cf
chttt lit h xJwtit J Hi j a &d
Stwall ly a vclv wf 22 lw IJ.
TL l3katd, wL? da Lot vtf
at a rule ai d lsk c'j nil iu tKili- ttc- .-Jt4 ty U.t Y sUi'.n
Ucf. w;U iL;t Teir Twte aiueli 4 i fc.u.,i
We have received the first copy
the Hickorv Times, the new Dem
wt '
ocratic paper editor Whichard has
started there. It is a good paper
and -we wish it success.
PROMPT RETURNS. HIGHEST
PRICES. Write ua lor Quotations
or make us ; a Shipment and be I arevthe Senatorial Convention o
convinced. Liberal advances made
After North Carolina Demo
crat3 have conceded to Populists
until thev hardlv know what thev
now being waged in the United
State is the struggle of the people
against the forces of combined
monopoly and corporate greed ar
rayed tcgether uuder the banuer
f the Ilepublicau party, and
Wuekeas, the Democratic par
ty stands for thoe principles by
which alone American libvrtv and
independence can be p-?rjtuated.
Resolved, That we auuounce n
iioerai jwr.cy lowaru an xnoe
who, though heretofore dilferiug
from us in their political affilia
tions, are now willing to join the
Democratic party in tecuring leg
islation in narmony with the doc
trine enuueiated by the Chicago
platform, aud that to all such we
promise cordial welcome aud full
recoguitiou.:
Remarks were otYered upon this
resolution by Mer Hufham,
Feimster, Blair and Self, after
which it was unanimously adopted.
The spirit of the convention wae
instructed, to nominate a fell tl
toral ticket in this State."
Later the following was adopted :
frrt tilrtr, s lays tit PLilaieit;a
tUcord.
Tt Newt tVe-rTer tsyt that
Tilltnan Las beu up la I'eL&evl
rania aud tellt CapL K. B. CtUtu
that the PccuiTlrtLia ttadt art
c.eat&g ot tr lo t;Ivtr.
Hilton. Hi: 'he A Co.. e-COre-
tt
i
Resolved, That wehcarulyaud rs cf A T Stewart, hat made n
cordially tuppvtt our excellent
State ticket.
The following executive com
tnittee was chotco : I.uit de Lt
Croix, It K Frus abd W K AtbU.
The following deltiratct to the
ludtauapolia couvot:vn acre thee
choien : Dr C J O'Hagao, I A
Sugg, W J Pittf. Chat. Riinte:o
W E Ashley. WG CrctchHeld. S J
A Cone, Tfoof M Mors. S Witt
kowky, Joo T Driiton, H E Frit.
Lindiay Pattersoa, J C Tipton.
Lawrence Waketltld. At largt:
Loots d U Cr. ix. W W Clarke.
Stlat Mcilee. Major Sally. W L
Damron, A K Stefcai, V C Red
wine. Landmark.
h?.c I !!( vu the faca
in ( la -
I r.iiai2cip;;:a i.ci
cers of the clerks, sheriffs and i enthusiastic and harmoniou
Was this oraraitted throughout. The Democrat are
on Consignments. References :
Loan and Exchange Bank,
Carolina National Bank,
8-20 96. 3rn. Columbia, S. C.
E. B. SPRINGS.
S. S. JIcXTNCH-
this district at Hickorv the other
day resolved udoii a conciliating
policy! Oh, if some people would
only go about their business, put
up their men, stand on principle,
and make a manly fight, how
much better it would be 1
A S. McMHGH CO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
-DEALERS IN
There is an abiding conviction
in this office that the country is
suffering from Republican legisla
tion, and that, if relief ever comes
it must come by a return to Dem-
FERTILIZERS AND VEHICLES oc,ratic id?a3 f snfent Freo
silver, at bst, will not give tho
03 AJSJb 05 people relief, but they think it
SOUTH COLiLEGE ST, will. Our only hope is- that seme
PHARI Ot4:P M r day the Peple f thlS C0UDtr af'
i nrtrtLU 1 i t, in. ter they try quack remedies long
t i y n enough; will come back to their
Uncoln County Friends : Car- y 6 ...
ryins the largest and best assort- senses and Pllt Republican legis
ed stock ot vehicles on sale in lation away forever. Therein l:e3
Korto or South Carolina we con- the true remedv for .all our ills.
fidentally write vou to coi respond
with or call to see us in person. The Ellenboro Southside, the
Buyiug such large quantities we Cleveland county edition of the
get best figures, and quality con- Hickory Mercury which claims to
sidered, are not undersold be all home print invites us to
Among the 25 or 30 vehicle con- A . . ,
cerr.s which-we represent, we con- uu x m f
troi the original and genuine Co- ticket. Well just wait a little,
lumbus Buggy Co's Buggies and We are attending to our own busi-
other vehicles. Agents also tor ness. You have our compliments,
the well known Piedmont Wogon ; while continuo to fuse with
a uill car load alwavs on hands. t j a to. v tp
tvi,... ... Rads and blow about being a Jer-
i uu neeaing rcrtinzers wrue . . .
for prices on the -'Charlotte" and fersoman Democrat. For one
'Catawba", brands of Fertilizers, we shall never fuse with you, but
registers?
from the above plank because there
were so many of these county offi
cers present as delegates at this
convention?
It is a well known fact that the
fees of our couuty officers are a
much greater burden to the people
than are the salaries of our State
officers. Aud it is equally well
known that the fees now paid coun
ty officers will buy more of the nec
essaries and comforts of life than
ever before, and that many of these
officers are now making more mon
ey than any of their predecessors
ever did. It is strange and sur
prising, therefore, that the Popu
list State convention did not de
mand a reduction iu the fees of
these county officers as well as a
reduction in the salaries, ot our
State officers. And it is still more
surprising that the last Legislature,
when it had the power, did not
then make a reductiou in both
fees and salaries, so that this re-!
ductioii could begiu with and ap
ply to. all officers who will be elect
ed this year I Chatham Record.
united and will doubtless make
the Senatorial contest warm this
vear. Hickorv Time.
He Sent lt to His Mother in Cer.
many.
Mr. Jacob Esbensen, who U in the
employ of the Chicago Lumber Co., at
Des Moines. Iowa, savs: I have iuit
w v
sent some medicine back to my mother j
in the old country, that I know from
personal use to be the best medicine in
the world for rheumatism, having u$ed
it in my family for several years. It
is called Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It
always does the work. 60 cents bot
tles tor sale by W.L.Crouse, Druggist.
North Polo Nanson,
lu the excitement over Dr. Nau
sent return, the simultaneous re
port of the past year's progress of
tho Jack on-Hirmi worth expedi
tion has been somewhatoverlookcd.
Nevertheless Explorer Jacksou has
accomplished a notable feat in his
own province ot Arctic explora
tion. Iu particular ho has discov
ered new regions, among them a
large tract of land beyond 'h hith
erto known limits of the Frant Jo
sef land. Explorer E. F. Jackson
sailed from England in the Wind
ward in July, 191, landed near
Cape Flora, early tn the following
September, erected two bouses and
wintered there. The Windward
made her first return in September
of last year, by a voyage of sixtv-
! five days through an ice-pack three
hundrett miles wide. Jackson bad
started north in May previous.
Whatever may prove to be the
precise historical record of "Dr.
Fridtjof Nansen'a North Polar
cruiso in the Fram, there can be
no doubt even i.ow of his title to
the highest laurels of Arctic ex
ploration in this generation. In
deed, "The Record' has already
spoken of his book on the First
Crossing of Greenland' at one of
the most inspiring recitals of ad
venture produced in many years.
It has by no means been the popu
lar success that Dr. Elisha Kanot
great Arctic story was, but that
differeoco is duo to the fact that
Ono Polallvo Loft.
lu au hurble little cottage c&
the corner cf Dloodworth aud Mar
tin streets, there reiidet a troud
couiinot the late President Atdrtw
Johnston, who was tern and ra:td
io Kaleiga. The came of this sec
ond couttn is Marattt Johuur.
aud eh ts now in the seventieth
year cf her age.
Mitt Johntou remember wU
her second coaiia aad tptaki
pleaiaully in bur old at of Lcr at
SOClatioLS with biuj. She i lie
only relative of the late President
Johntou iu Raleigh or Wake coac
tv. This fact was not known, and
probably wc&id oc! have t-eo
learned had it not teen for a letter
Clerk of the curt Dan. H. Young
received from Kaniss CitT. Kan
sas. I
I
ve'-.gnmiil. They wr large dry
wJ merchant Ld fail fur ut.
it.d a null.u.
Dr. Jacseits r:Ut- a W.l
aUut h; Traatvaal raid lta
lletaan J;m" thvuld prefaT ;t w.ih
Vj lurcal Au:;& .v ; .ci
v. ,
Mat J"tt. Aug. Cf, Tks ?f,ss;it
Minuter at CoKiiactiS&pIt reverts
that Mutclraaut killed htttt
ArtrLiiw dar:&ic Ui r;ot;a ,t
Wednrtday atd dragged ttt.r Uti
les tlroah the sUetl.
Th Srcftary c tae Trra-srj
will -cp'. n pay the- l.;e;a&a
planter to,lM)M Oti cf the t:a
cry. They call th; the t-af
taaty. Th: ; the la: Uir.e h
w.ll 1 ? p;d. th Desb::: LaT:t.4
r?j-ifd th ugr tv-aty law.
It : gtvta cat at bead
qairtcrt ihal Pstaa w.ll 1 L-U-cd
cf hit nccairst.cn tr tbt Pcj
altett. A Kscd dtal c! caru;!
has teen iadaljrrd in wttr th:
rnatur. atd the .u'.uo it JitL
atked whether Ptyaa w;ll accept
;he PwpaLit t-wsji-i'.ut.
ly lie I fi,ilitic.i:t pitfWt-
Isr.e ilJ tierril wr c!t.tir;s:it.
Huk.tr Pr-
Tht ;t.t.lftl lax l;il ;i w i '. t 1
ca lit c."rt tc -e walls - a DiKa
Ttrt are m a'l atv.i "Jj rat
rf :tHr.t;ag ti;thisgL.ile 110
cr l!CO it zT.yiiA Ui ra. A f
c;Li:ta wh was lvilirff cttr tie
l;tl with cs sa:d tttt tstay Vt
iilttnts ta L.t Uw:.tlip e?
ab'e t!itl ut-i alltaste
. 4iiil.s.iUs:lU.
ty iul4 c i:eiiv vf a a try rt-
mulalje tuaa L;g ita Lrrvn
ltiel tc&ap. :: L;t c.t.ty.
Hi r.ar r.t,el H:-. atd
. t;s ty-i..:.e ye:t cCi a-i it
a'tta at X2u.w ; t.rlpS v
w--t l L L .'.w Lf t-?-w;t a
half l-t.tl wf graa J
tirr c--i::ert if izul
w.:i, ii JIviM Hac-.rr.
uDR.jVULES,
Tbroasb His Ncr Ine ts at &ca
elector to Tntmt-aada.
The S-ath Carcltaa pntsar.ct i
have rttaltvi ta r.c:atag t" far a
jlbeUt;ittl Ststei Staat.:th:p :
concerned. New pntaar-.ts will te
held Spt. 5. Il it thcahi Ota.
Ear! w til defeat JcbaOarr CT&ai
Ttllasa's can J;Ja.t. Katie
th? Urgtit vctt cat! to tht tcmer
prtsariet. KirU. Daacaa aad
Evaa art csr.d;da:rt.
tli a fwtif ltlrr l U-e fttC'.!t.
Central Christian church in Kan
sas iJity. He is great nephew of tht
late President Johnson anJ is cask-
iLg en ctTort now io obtain a com
plete tree of the family. A letter
from him to Mr. Young was f c
ceited yesterday, atking the latter
to trace the family connections cf
the late President in tnis city.
Mr. Youug lcaraed from Mr. J.
R. Taylor, who worked at the ta;l
oriug butintis about the time cf
iM-tt. e f'm trftf. t rvx.t mm
t y r-rv. hJt't t fits tWt 0 mm A
w0A wat t f imvn ftvl mm n
f )wmm t,irv t.ra
Dr. .niits
Restores
t t .1.-
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lb sprtUlor. Ha3tJel. Ji. Y.. j
"It ttJf It a jiarf la J to t5t
tUe t!fb elevss to wtUc Ct.str
Uia'e cikit. tr Li Vj tb
i ot jeef enn Ule. Uf test? t
trl inoo. At as&l vf trtoe U
rridr at DetUf . tow . 4 ttootl3
fil est a trm )rt in'. 4fc4
ttaitsf tse rl tee. if ttj
rre ol4 txr. tUUsf . tf 11 were
J &el t wctU .tzg a ct&tilj wUSi
Lr. a te U4 bwt Kt to W wSttol
tl UT. A.Z. 9rw
ivtir fit re
i yi kli ww n-erha If.
mfw I um . . i vxzrixw
TLZzut w-i "rv lt Uneeti.
IV XW 3te" U wjuC mm g-rvr
tniU.UtMVttitte t3Mrf rf
Andrew Johnson's apprenticcihip i fvf Ii cr vt cU a&4 ttvzpi Ci-s
in the tailoring buttneit here, that
Mis Marsrarct Jdhnsoa was b;s
only relative tier. Prets-Viiitor.
We control these goods, and;' ship
them all over this county, with
largely increasing demands for
each season. Yours Truly,
S. S. McNINCH & CO.
5-8-96. -
will take our time about hauling
down our own ticket, a long as
there appears a chance to give it
a vote without voting for you l .
Subscribe for Thi Dxmocsjlt.
Southern Russia has bet?n suiTer
ing from a scorching as well as this
, country. For the past three weeks jthero was little of the romantic in
tithe weather has been so warm that l Dr. Nansen endeavor. Aa the
out-doorjwork had to bo abandoned
and the mortality increased from
27,000 to 45,000 as compared with
the preceding three weeks. Wil
mington Star, .Aug. 27th.
revelation of a daring spitit with
boldness of pUn and unrivaled n
ercy and endurance, one might
have prophesied from its pages
Nnnseu's latest trrand triumph.
Philadelphia Record
i ue monument commemorative i
of the centenary of Robert Rurat,!
to te erected in Scotland, is to
consist of a large number of little
cottages grouped about a tower.
Deserving old people are to find a
home in the hootet, while the tow
er is to receive relict atfciated
with tho L Were Rums to re
vitit Scotland and look upon his
mouumrnt, who can doubt that
sheltered poverty and worth, and
not crrefully guarded relics, would
stir his sensibilities and meet his
warm approval? Youth' Com-
pafiion.
WrUifi'e Pain Pttm tvt rts-Us
uar uci. p4it la tte .u a&4 cti i
ar.4 ChaUrUia ColU. ClWra as4 !
control u iu towy f ott Jc-t a ;var
tf cf I ctlarj. Tle jrvj.Je tait
leiror4 ttal thj art artt.-lre cf aral
worth at4 tderit, an4 tine;ux4 t j
any tlser. TL-j ar for h j
V?. L. Croc. Drerct-
Tob acco.
. . .
S io crup va:;c rr.arc in cuAi
j ;y icccrthr. ; vj i;rz.il cf trrti-
.xrj urti than tohacco. i ct
i ,h its rr.01 imponzr.t re
i.;i?c.T.rnt, p.uJ-dr. a Izrc
,ic! J of f.ntrt j:radc rzL liic
only frruilrrr ccr.ulr.lnj at
least io?; cctunl
Thosas Settle aad W.W. Kitch-t
in have arracred fcr a ie-t debate!
la the oth distncL
-1 with to say that the Cfchst!a
church caht to iortnt wjsj fcrta
cf sound words to bo ck4 by rain
Potash
in farm cf sulphate. To in
vjrc a clean bjrn:n IcuC avcrd
fcnillrcr corU:r.:r.; chkrir.c
f-- wW .-. 1 '
titers of the rfpel in tiait s of j Wv,t'-
great prorocaUcnl-Risdsa Ty- S JT
lejEtaailL 1 u. fea. .
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