The Democrat.
THURSDAY, OCT. 1, 1896.
Special Notices.
0 Advertisements inserted in this
column and under this head, at one
cent pi;r word each insertion.
Home place in Town for sale or
s-iitable? exchange, with work, else
ire ii this State. Address, AVm.
IIHFP UTMM, sr. SJ. DUl zo .Laucuiu-
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NEW REGISTRATION.
toi
The Methodists are preparing
to erect a new church at the Labo
ratory. -L(l. Tinton, of the Ruther-
fordt' n "Democrat is to edit a new
go'.d-l ug paper at Oxford, N. C.
The tdwn is billed for Robin
son and Franklin's Bros. Circus,
w.iich will be here on October IB.
. Just received a big lot of
stjve-. Call and see them. Prices
guaranteed to' be the lowest. R.
A. He USER.
The Democratic Club of Lin-
c'j'nu n precinct met at the Court
House Tuesday night and did some
ujee.'efua work.
Call, on R. A. Houser f or any
thiii you may need in tinware
line. He has the largest and best
aiioittjl line in town. .
E. V. Keener has purchased
thi Hmes lot on South Main St.
ueur the depot. This is a beauti
fm lot. and Mr. Keener intends
improving it.
Jolm Smith was carried before
Mavor Same and fined five dollars
" and ccst for being drunk and rid
. ing fatjt through the streets on last
Saturday evening.
The contribution sent us by
our friend and faithtul Democrat
from Maideii will appear in next
"week's issue as it is crowded, out
this week. It is a good one.
Burton C. Wood, candidate for
Sheriff, was in town Saturday.
People know Burt to be a good fel
low, aud he has the qualities of
head and h&art to make an efficieut
ShenfF,
Lincolnton is in the cotton
ginning business this season.
There are three gins, Ed James,
' Air. W. T. Aiken spent last week
at Granite Falls. . .
, S, G. Finley made, a business
trip to Dallas Monday.'
Mr. Aubrey Motz, cf Charlotte,
spent Sunday i i Lincolnton.
1 B. - A. Justice, Esq. went to
Charlotte Tuesday on business.
Judge Hoke returned homo last
Saturday. He was from Davie.
Miss Hattie-Heavnerj of Besse
mer City, was in Lincolnton Mon
day. Rev. Thos. Wetmore, of Arden,
N. C, is visiting his father, Rev.!
W, R. Wetmore.
Judge Hoke left Tuesday for
Ashevilie, and will visit at Mrs.
Vance's, '"Gombroon."
Mrs. O. Wells and Mrs. Thon.
Wells, of Newberry, S. C, are
visiting Mrs. Fannie Alexander.
Mr June Carter representing
he Southern Newspaper Union, of
Charlotte, was in the city Wednes
day.
Mrs. Annie Hoke has been quite
sick for the past week, but we are
are glad to learn that she is im
proving.
Miss Millie, Nixon who is at-
tending Piedmont Seminary spent
Saturday and Sunday at her home
at Triangle.
Miss Tempie Parker, who has
been visiting Mrs. D. K. F. Ever
ett returned to her home in Ham
let Saturday.
Charles Sheely and Miss Girlie
Nixon came from Stanley Creek,
Sunday on bicycles and spent the
day with friends.
Mr. Chas. Phifer who has been
Eyo Spolnllst attno North Slat j
Hotel j
For thn d.is, Thunhiv, tt.
1, Friday, Oct. if, .lt'inlny, Oct.
rd. Dr. GuMon Mai'MM, tii t4l
(known KV SKCia'i! fr-mi Ah. -
vui, .. u., win ucjmm yiur
tyi4 Iff? of clur'.
Th. dotor cnr various d-eaV-Mf
the yM, turh a; 11-ml-ache.
Son tyiM, W:ikyf pain
owr theye, dtzziti4, ul i nuhl,
E.NTIRE NEW REOISTRATIOX lrEu.Ur.-
, ED IX LIXCOLNTlX TOWNSHIP
All Democrats will remember
that they must register ngain thin
year, (and all" in Lincoln County
who have not alreatly registered )
The books will be open At the
polling places (at Lincolnton,
L'lllinn', Mill ftllll VAlT Mill
n o i.Jkad sight and crn'mlar eyvlids.
MfniUII IlllUStfl fill IlKlb- ,)ul UIllU f l , ...
. r A call will convince voti.
and the two following Saturdays
from 9 a. m. until 4 "o'clock p. m ,
for the purpose of registering, and
the following two Saturdays for
purposaof challenging all illegal
voters and hearing said challenges.
Let all Democrats see that every
man entitled to vote is properly
registered.
S. G. Fin ley, Ch'm
Co. Dem. Ex. Com.
Sept. 24, 181HJ.
of Lln-
The Healthy Location
colnton.
On hundred and ten years ago
the commissioners appointed to
select the location for the Court
House and public buildings of Lin
coln county reiKrted to the (Jen--
eral Assembly that they had en
tered three hundred acres of va
cant and unappropriated lands ly
ing and being between the linos of
Philip Kaucollor and Christain
Rhinehcarts, and the same being
as healthy and pleasant situation
and well watered and the inhabi
tants of said county are desirous
that a town be established there. "
"lhe inhabitants ot said coun
ty," today cheerfully applaud the
wisdom of their selection. Situ
ate on a beautiful plateau, with
the South Fork of the Catawba
For tlirt-e days only. SjHxrtaclcs
to suit nil impairrdVyeii;ht.
The Chariot!? Qb-erye r nay that
a 111 vur old white girl named
rauiKiir, wno nai a mini us
than a yar old, wai brutnllv tnttr
dercd near II -nderson l.nt Mmi
day. Two wirnn went t hr
hou"-! and demanded admi.don.
Thy worn onbrd to bav but
wnt in, attacked her with an n
and ?plit hr knll in livo plarrn.
Tliy nUo nearly cut oil her arm.
She died, thev lhd, but in $v rnl
wavs ietravi inemive, wr
arrestel and nre in HMidtron jail.
Tho liattlo On.
Tl rMinly c.ind'il ill ad
iiri- ih n: Miirio cuii
l.ut vdl '1 liurdr. Oct 1.
Tn.M sl.. Fitd.tr. CM . 44
li. ilV. r. Sttui.Nr. im. ;i,
,Mu!h-nV .t.i Tn -.lv i VI. C
Iri .S At ion. Wnl iic 7, .
r-anrSuiiv.Tliiir.Uv tVi ,
D-t-' .ii.r. Fji I t. Oct. Ii.
KlVlUtf. SituidaV. Oct 1.
AlUlliH !iMi1d g iouland
hrar the lrm!i. Th tx piyrri
mav tali untie thtt th ihrilT
will 1m pr-nt with hi tax U-ik
at pUrji and dat'-n as jdnv.
Prevention
Tutt's Liver
Vh will not only curr, but if j
-
OPENING
FALL
LINES.
The latest colorings
taken in tunc uili prevent
Sick Hcadaclicf
tlyspcjnLi. tn!iousnes5, nvaUru,
constitution, jaundice torpid j fop
lui i o Ltvcr piul
ABSOLUTELY CURE. YOUTHS.
Karneit Ha-?-ltiii. t I!.-rt
tr. H. C. who mndf nav with
fn.fifO of th LnncitT lik
moot v ttt otftil.ntton. m rrt-
jnl lal Saturday at On-dn, on t 1 1 i rx t.n lalar.r. I
jlM-.r-tta Carolina and N.rthru n mmv r ,jai.t?
ILiiUiad.
Tammany lMnKTata in Xw
York niatle publii: Mondav a "C-
cret aniHfal sent out from Phila
delphia to the Catholic clenv o
the country, urging thni to u
ixirt McKinUv and Uohurt. and
use thnir itilluHiice niin-t llrvati
and repUitiiition." Tammany
men are much incensed at it.
Charlotte Observer.
YOUWG
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or Yi i:rc.ir w t&tf
sai i.tv - i.ii i i rk
tt lKr mx,l CUM l
'MOTHERS' FRIEND
Un!: !cr Sj M t? i'tli
Th. Hih Sli.viU l.in! ar fr"
nb titi r-ariil' ti-rm t
prir.- fitnl rr.-ilit, t nit:
thinl ra!i and r:. and -r!
mill dl t itl.rr
purha f. Tl l.iiid nfi l
u-ll? farmitic l.tid. r.nt oi-ni t
fjctori- aid marlrt r.l tf.-y
iiuit i!l. J. I. Tn-Mti i.o.
n.nr th 1Lc!i S!ial-, my rc ot
t maV" roriiniot .f al y'.,-"t
to ratitVttioo bv u. II- hn
map of tl.r Ut.d an ! i!l .
thviii and inaV" otrat t,f
W. P. Umv. Pn-t. f C.
l-17-Ui.-tf and TruiUv to H.
BOYS,
land CHILDREN.
1KE-KIY CUH COUCH
Head, Neck and .
Underwear in
Fine Selections.
toM to r nfctl.l psftitt, mm
puivits !iri:t- ot mar.
LONG, TATE &. CO.,
One Price- Clothiers,
ciiAitLo rri:. . c.
IT611Mi:Mr KNOW T1IK 3iKi:nK
t:oi!i rtmrai!tT or it rit.
A Chance to All
Thos wh haw bad vi4lt
will do well by calling an Ir. ti.
Marcu-, eye i-cialit (loui Abbe
ville, N. C, at the North StuU
Hotol. (Vtoher, l-'J-ord only.'
Fye.- exauiini'd fri of charge.
Marnago" of Big Amusements
The Great John Uobiusnn and
Franklin Hms.' Knormnu Showt
Combined is an epoch in lh an-
,uas .xuuh river sweeping bv its western lim- nals of amucnientf, tho like ol
spending few -days with friend, te brailchea creekg rtowinK which ,lH. never be-
in Lincolnton left for his home in west Ug northem and' p'S fore Uen known.
Concord last Friday. A, . , ,. H b J ' About mie ilrcauc
southern boundaries, supplied with R'v?V) tltt. i.,,,,, ...
ni p;ein AfMdMon . - . ' . .. 3 V or so n lie king M
vu .w..., t cov'arn unnnirii nim anipnii 111 v i j ri. n
Makes CH1LD-D1RTH Easy
BEADFIttD BICULATOa CO , AiIasUwOi.
- The Lincoln Foundry i Machine Woiks.
is here this weeksclerking for his
brother. Mr. P. Y. Rudisill, who
is quite sick with mumps.
Miss Mattie McLean went to
Stntpsville last week. She has
accepted a position as teacher in
the Statesviile Graded School.
Mr. Silas McBee, one of the
several springs and splendid well
Lincolnton may truly be said to
be "well watered."
Standing in. the court square,
Anderson's Mountain in the east,
Pasour's, Crowder's and King's
Mountain in the south, the many
peaks of the South Mountain in
the north and west, and the grear.
Administrator's Notice.
II. tin..' -J w.l r I f J I
Hi ti I r -) I"
C.ctol w ilhlo i-nf U' ! !!. l
( .. h r tir.lil-tf f.sli l r'Jl w 0
tM II III t t- I ! -
! o-u.- f"rl ma I i .
3il l J T .
V nmk lulUv. lltn-rt. ltlj. t'ouj liLC. "ut liift, H-tty
id Moltl! ielf. l!r id If- u Ctitiw mi? at4 .t;-m
nu mant. Vu rjii li y--ut 5Uci.ti.cry U ;tt-fi ki'.nitly d-r
!h-r at (iOI.I) AMI SUA KU 1IUCKS.
Ifuii u m f mi at and titl our -!itjit cj ftuvtLita,; -a u.iy
n tU MACU1NKHY or l i'l l.Y LINK.
V. IK TlUNKU, Mana.ueiv
J-lk-S'.
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jablest men of the Diocese, is stop- Bluo Uidge in the far north-west
pine with Mrs. M. R. Collett, are clearly visible ; hence a pure
Morganton Herald, Sept. 25th. bracing atmosphere and a healthy
Alice Tlo r l.mr-nn fnnn-1 siiuiiiiuii
A nrlrpw Trnn mnn and W. H
Motz. Thev are doimr ffood work ty, is visiting Miss Laura Carpen
and the competition is lively.
There will be an ''up to date'
play, "The-Spirit of '96," given by
tbe home talent, in
In such a place chills, fever and
....
ji I..:.,.., a h all malarial aiseases are majoi
ici auu im iw.Hitiv ....
Newton. Enterprise, Sept: 25th.
Mrs. Turner returned to her
the Court home in Statesviile, Friday, after
unknown and the healthfulness of
Lincolnton is becoming proverbial.
House, Friday night, October 9th.
a month's visit to her son, F. H
f 4-1-. T !rAn1n TwIl 1 A T
We will publish the program next AU1Iiei luc
viek. as it was handed in too late I Mrs, Benj. Motz, alter spenuing
this week. several weeks with relatives here,
' wa 'm fni v.,n i n po returned to her home in Elberton,
thustici, free silver man, and of Ga., Wednesday evening She
course vent down to hear Mr. Bry- was accompanied by Miss Maggie
an at.Charlotte. He also eDjoys
the distinction of having .heard
Tier.rv Clav at Raleiah when he
: - - J
was a candidate for President.
f - . . J
Mr. John L. Cobb, a promi
nent merchant in
ncolnton is
lother's with
noy boarding at h
notice appending toltye door of his
residence, "forbiddmg any one to
enter it." Mrs. John L. Cobb is
living w ith her fathjer, Ma. E. W.
WaTd.
F. H. Turner has the contract
for supplying, the' North State
Hotel 'and jail with water. 'The
water is furnished from a bold
pine spring, one tnira oi a nine
from the hotel. The work is progressing-rapidly
and nearing completion."
Mr. Will Finger, who has the
contract for the erection of the
brick store houses of Dr. Croiise
audj-. C. Quickel is a pusher.
The ;walls are assuming maguifi-
cent m-onortions. and Lincolnton
wili soon have two more
business houses.
Motz
Mrs. Ella Rozzelle and Mrs
Reece Williamson have returned
from Lincolnton, where they have
been enjoying the splendid Lithia
water for some time past. Mt.
Holly Times.
Miss Perrie Rozzejle, who has
been attending the business col
lege at this place the past summer,
has returned to Lincolnton to en
ter the Piedmont Seminary. Mt.
Holly Times.
Robt. E. Costner who has just
completed the law course under
Judge Avery and stooa a success
ful examination as au applicant
before the Supreme Court for his
license to practice law, reached
home Tuesday looking well and
happy. We give him a hearty
hand shake as we welcome mm iu
to the "noble profession of paup-
Barn Burned.
We are sorry to reDort that Jim
Houck, one ot the tenants on .1. A.
Lore's farm near town, had his
barn burned on last Monday with
contents, forage and wheat straw
One mule in the stable was scorch
ed. The wheat house and crib
near were saved with dirliculty.
LMMMLW W M m 'i
B.- A
Km
M2i
I 1 " - rM-d
W. L. GROUSE,
Sale of Town Lots.
thu tented world
tlnwrni iioii the h;o
Av. Of the famous
personalities aiaoci-
ntud with the boy
hoods of the m-n td
I he prtt-nt day,"Old
J )lni i;iilli.oii. ft"
. . : i l .
i j:ie '.vus lamiiiari
termeJ, ha padeil
awav, tnt nu great
hovra hivo pacd
frm lather to n,
for three jjentratuin
I T Ilarnum is but
memory and Adam
r rc nugh a name
hna even ceaod to In
carted about tin
country, except a a
circu9 tradg-niark.
The face of the gu
ial Hamum, how.vr
i yet madj to beam
from tho dead wall,
althoi'ch hi body
resia in the Mpulcher, aud hi cx-
. t
t-cutors have miMdel oi me in
terest in the rdiow, which mat held
bv hi efitale.
Thn public has flt that liamutn
and FoPpitKiK ?ho-vs witMout
Barnum and Forepauuh wito but
hollow ureteiift-, and it it tvtfe no;
for the fact that th creal John
Kobiitson Shows havi paf d from
father to fronf it would naturally
have cast around for tho coming of
the iew leaders in lhi tune hon
ortd fiehls of amusement.
Tliere Ua ilcstinv that haieaall
ll IrtUf of I putt'f ft rm
laltlrrt ill P mutts:' lrl, rule
h I. y. IUatirr. l unlrrieiI
liet March in, 101. ul rlrtj it
l.lnroln muni) rrjrwrj Hwk
WfH tuailf in lt.- JIJ turn! Il.-4rt.
rurrl h ai! ntri l-l t ti
luril) , I IU at ui.lS iriiin.
thrl tiurl lluuc UixuT In I.ll,4 !
ty. wn
Monday. tMol.-r 1. l5.
at tiiMiti. Iltr Umt lr4rtt-U 4T.J rt-i
r)t-U In the aid Uiort''' UrU t
vll :
Tuvui ll N. Irt In Suth Wr
Spirt f tl twn it I.lnlntn. t
i;innin? at a taKr n.nirf vt lot N.
Main M. thn. will, ld M. cJi V
0 1 to a Ukr; then S s t: lt I t
takr t Walrr M.. tl tn N fA K C 1
K.i .l.U: Him N ;jV Ul. It' It
Ixsinninp.
Aim I.vt Nm2I in iuth--l iuar"
f tttvttt 'f IJnrolntt ii i ilr.inia.nl
ihr plat of tall l vn. frntir-y i
trr M.. a:t tt.iiil-l t j . S
a Jul 25 in anf .iurr. frrn ul
rah.
Tli ih tla i.f r!rlnl I;.
ItKHikli KNM. Mrrtag''.
Mrs. MaryA.Nolen,
Wife of Dr. W. W. Noleu, died
at Crouse, Lincoln county, Sept.
24, lSVJG, aged 53 years. Raised
in Gaston county, from girlhood
in fellowship of the Presbyterian
church. Faithful wife and moth
er rests from long aud painful ends, and the men who art? to rule
enrtVrim?. Great resnect and ten- the circus world fur the coming
o
ers
picfc Ford, harness maker, and
Tom' Odom, colored, had some
words on last Saturday, which re-
sulted-iu Odom receiving a blow
on the head, and two rather ugly
gashes, from a shoe knife in the
hands of Ford, ford was arrested
and bound over to court in" a bond
of one hundred and fifty dollars.
Appointments. m
The following speakers will ad
dress the Deople a9 follows:
soinion Dr w -L Crouse and .B. A. Jua
elegant tice at N M. Bellingers, Friday
nirvVit Cr.t. 2nd.
UlfcUtl ....1
r. TT,. Chiids. at Paper Mill
School House, Saturday night,
Oct. 3rd.
" Public Speaking.
The Hon. E. C: Beddingfield
and Hon. B. R. Lacy will address
the people at the following times
and places: t . .
Lincolnton, Mondav night, Oct.
12th.- " - '
Maiden, Tuesday J night, Oct
13th. : :,':.-:;
Nejvton,' Wednesday night, Oct.
Let everybody come . out.
: ;S. G. FinleV, Ch'm
. Co. Dem. Ex. Com, '
Tr w. l... urouRe. av rc
Chapel, Saturday night, Oct. 3rd.
; O Finlev at Brick School
House, Clark's Creek, Saturday
night, Oct. 3rd.
B. A. Justice, at Reepsville, Sat
urday night, Oct. drd.
a inint aiacnBsion of the iree
coinage of silver is"asked for of
a . ...
those of the goia-ougs. .
S. G. Fixley, Ch'm.
- Co. Dem. Ex. Com.
der sympathy attended funeral
service and her burial at Pleasant
Grove last Friday.
Mecklenburg Presbytery
Will meet at Davidson River,
Transylvania couuty, Oct. Gth,
and S. D. Burgin, elder from Lin
colnton church left this .week to
visit friends in Buucombe county,
with his daughter, "en route to
mm
Presbvtery. The pastor, K. 6.
Tnbnston. will start on Saturday, gterlitnr men. all with fuluret full
v w 7 - I C
the of nromtse. and each an tccomt
1U U1UC1 IV w v I 1.. , f .11 r,v
o- Mn,1pmtr. He will l,snea peniiemau, n v-
""o - risillv i.k ihd in gnnn branch oi
oliio it fill nonointmrtilH I . . .
LIVK wo w .... I ,n AirrilH IH141UPAI. 1 I1B KUIIU 9
next Sunday at laboratory auu lireg3 naVe ben a unit in pro-
Paper Mill. nouncuig the exntbition loreniosi
I in metrnnolitaniam. and the bcil
Two Scraps, 0Vt,r tt u gbrtlv to pitch
On last Fridav morning Mr. 1 ;ig eUt3 jn Lincolnton, and ks a
Pink Hinson called at the Lincoln verdict. All cittea aro on the
Bnti of venra are at hand. The
sun never moved with more certain
tread from the ry of early dawn
to the radiance of noon, than hat
He?n the proems of th Franklin
Brothers dtiritig the brief past tn
the present season, where they and
John lCobinson, the grandson ol
tr originator of big tented atnus
ments, now stand fnrrtnoat in tent
ed amusement, now stand lore-
moat in tenlei eub-rprus, either
In this country or abroad.
Four enterprising, honest and
tiit 31 iml
(3RKAT PKOPL1
ii i'ii:u
About many tlu:, bul all bv
ers of Gol Cotlee, who have trm
HeeJ)." CoiTe sty it i timpiy
fine, and to cheap. T.e 1 p uud
colTea i j crlictio:', 5 t ounJ cotler
that cures the headache, is out ol
t!it it it ioR-xl. Manr lopb
buy il pound tolTr? not a tin
gle laulty graiu. Call and te? al
thre tine colT. IHchcat mar
ket price paid for country produce.
yours mm to .phase,
A. W. REEDY.
Physician &, Druggist,
Wr hav th Uurt and Utl lm t llar. of pAttl Mrt t
;xtd vr truht to tint ton. W- alo call ut atttLliwu to CZT
iucuf CiU. Yarnishts, Bruttt. bich it to l-stzpUl.
Cigars, Cigaretts and Tobacco,
Inii s. Fn Stati' iitry. Tcth Brctbr, iVrlac.try, Tv.Nt t4
MJicatd Sp. ic; at ltt pricf. tar all l at-d
rch and of :ur" Ltttrd tjualy.
FATHER OF LOW PRICES.
Wo prosmtd lo zi c yvxt trur ptict Utt t. o-
trcly lfo buty. We tll call your atltt.ti-n t cr rbtLirj
Xm hv. br far tl.c latjjvtt lu Lave txtl catfid. aud t!. j r.tct
ire riht. tliildtn' frcm f 1 Xj ot 1-j't Soita ttitt r.'C'J
p. Mtn' uita fft-m I J.V up Ai d me ! a iy t.uv lies jf
c'noti at prtc-t to defy comjtilioti. Wc hate kt cf c3J PaMs fr;
roken tuits thnt c are ttht. at ct.
SHOKS! SHOKS! S-'HOK?!
W hrv Ihv UfiCftt at,: -; : il !. rf u .jr pt3T
Wc ht.xr Lti Utiui "p?r unt hjtr t-n ir t at:rt
W 1 n tiruck it at Utt in tt
iu crry.
to a ral C"d bnt'-tiii ic th.
Ubrat.d lUndclj h M. . W ?urai,tt tviry t a:r i f tbt
titfcli.n. lty hate ft fttinsTille Mi mbirh ill t!l
. . 1 . tn ft Shifi tttt iLltik Clti mm'A
fwU V -' Viv ... .............. -
my Lvdy.
DRY GOODS! DHY GOODS!
Wo hac n t lim or tpac to five tea ; tici. W ill ctlj say
me hxs the lar?t and cheajt ho It has ttr Un c-r plcturt lo
tho-sr. Cmc aud ut !$-tbr Tu ;th Vj bay ,r nl.
H. S. Robinson & company.
P
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At Tlit-
NEW STORE
ol-'
i. Y. RUD1SILL
M.-tt Tiof Rnlv in the world for Cuts,
xuc a.l PUnm.
Fever Sores, - leuer,
MiHUins. Corns, and all Skin trup-
Foundry to see Mr. F. II. Turner,
and after some words about a set
tlement. Mr. Turner invited Mr.
Hinson in his office, closed the
door and tried what virtue there
v.-as in a fisticuff, by way of an in
sult. There was no serious dain-
age'done. Mr. Turner submitted
aud a small fine was imposed by
Mayor Saine.
Tvco of Mr. Turners employee,
Manning and Putman, fell out
and measured arms in the store of
Mr. Hinson Saturday.
root, and aooner or later, will be
ready to welcome the new blood,
enterprise unci novelty' that are
wrapped up in just such a. stupen
dous, -xhibition as this Napoleouto
quartet ia said lo oiT.-r
Volt will llaaat tli
llnurili'avy unci liui-
t Illttlltt.
VJanted-ftn Idea
liU&C to ptuf
Uons and positively cures Piles, or no
k n w u i i ri. a w . urn mm a h mmm
Select satisfaction omoney ra fundea t-m., tw.r l.TT
Price 25 cents per dox. w m V"rwihincioS. dT for ttr uw rm
i- ' anJllit of two feUBdr! laTBUO WW-
Vl A A3TD ITS CTTXIIS
Tn tttt rrjToa I krve an b?cJ-jia
TO tttc Emtor I hive a b?cJui2
remedy for Corwumrticn. DyKJtsndyuM
th-xisirwls of hocvfcss cases tac tsccn ilrtxl
rrnancntly cured. S rroof-cosul'.-fi am I
Ot its powrr uni i coiixjui . ) -
f
T-r ind rostoffcfi MAlra. SiXtntf,
T. A. SL0C5J31. H. C-t in fert St Bcw Tcrk.
SEED TICK COFFEE!
8 pounds for $1.00.
i!an't be 1k 1 for the mony. 11-
ure you te it Lfire you buy. j
I alio have a nice fruh line of j
Car,dics. Hananat, lmon. Full!
Cream Chc bwect ami cour
Picilcs, Mull-ta and 'White Finf
HamF, Ilrrakfast Si rip. and vrry
thins Vcpt in a firt-cU Grc
ccrv Store. Give mo a trial.
P. Y. RUDISILL.
S-27-Od LtM oLxrox, N. U.
ONE PRICE CASH STORE
This Sure OnUtnt au Idol. It is our r. r.int C.i.r 13 al
laiu it, ilaatf tjlini: to tter cur lt. Want to tlj fel to
you in tour n.rchai.diiius . ul ti to fel bit jar lit tay--in;;
tntcrttta ccutt- l.tr; that fur tt it d tdltr t-u titt4 otrrcr
counters viu will a Jul juiTaieut.
THK N'KW KAl.L 5TOCK intitet r. We at:rt.cd cf -r
purclaM-f. 'aiid(flrnnCdttt that tfcy ill mM ith rcr appfr
al. Haven't ln atndymi; yur mantt all tb-t- rif'.r uoltit.c
DUYjSS GOODS FIlisT. Your rnil tt -n lhm what tJ
buy an 1 br' in bu it lhf- are lL all a xl.;fcc ,ttt:vLa.
Visit that up lo date drcs jc-Ja 4epiftmnt -f at anu bew
tt.ly lhe fiucitins are autetd.
S our ?S inch all wt dt ?lt larsin al Di cr.l. r
rard. Tne am rsular r) cnla uodt. Thtuk H it a!) tl
dras tlauncla at cnt l-r ifd I autilul all fl !r c
Ilrwradedrnt coodt cnlr l"t ni tr TrJ- a11 , frtf 4
inchea wid-,.i: cnu pr tard. lNmls.Jnut 11 cf j UU dfvas
HXKli ever br.-usht to ihtt taarkat front 15 ti M cnt. cry
handf.m lu of tti laUtt ttfle. in black ant f aucy drct t U
frcra Wc-nta to 1175 r-r vard. 4
M I LT. I N K 1 1 Y I ) K 1 A I IT M E T. Oar cullu.err d.trtotct it
full and rtr rttn? ih all th- netl and l1 b f 3
Hat and Trimrctnja. Mita Parker, oar Haliimor nsdhrr, is
frith usaln and i already crodrd tritb ' tk. fall tr
stock frl iMn4 lhat we can tutl yt in anttr.ii.j J03 tray
want 'in the millinery lit. .... . v .
We ar- l- l.aaT to say &nt tLU uk. lokost r ot k fcr
oar ad on Udict Cas, Jackt, Sbr-e Ac
N I! WVoll jnur rial atttnllon loecf alk cfMtt'a-I
Bo Panta. TtH it a nrw lin e t.- adJd to r tor
netV l.-rnt.frumr.nt.tJp. Tr 'xvl
U$lOX Th!.iaabrar.l,w.lckat j.TJd
drug stores.