S1.50 A YEAR
THE
LINCOLN COURIER
A WD A
Sinco we changed the price
of the Courier to One Dollar
there has been hut little vari
ance in the Subscription list
and we therefore conclude 'that
the people who want a county
paper are willing to pay Sl-50
for it, at any rate we cannot
aflbrd to publish the t)ouner
at $ 100 a yfcur- "enceforth ?ve
will hold to our original price
Sj.fiO a year.
Vaiico and ibe National
Ifaukt-
Any attempt to place Seuator
Vance out of accord with hid party
as to the monopolistic features of
tbo National banking bjatem must
iucvitabiy prove abortive. Ilia rec
ord is too well known. Ten years
ago be voted with hia party in Con
gross agaiust the bill re-chratering
rbese banks. Time and again he
han introduced bills m the Senate
proposing to remove tbe tux trorn
State bank circulation so as to take
tbe monopoly away from tbe Na
tional banks and, by allowing State
banks to issue circulating notes,
provide tbe people with a more
abundant and a mote elastic curren
cy. Tbe man who assails Senator
Vrance's position in its respect will
strike rock bottom right at the aur
face. Of course nobody but an anarchist
or free-hooter would be willing to
see tbe whole country involved in
the financial chaos by the sudden
destruction of the present system,
without tbe necessary pre establish
mtnt of some other system to take
its place.
Every sane mau is opposed to
tbat and we are sure this is all Sen
ator Vance's language can be con
f trued to mean. Mecklenburg Times,
Organ of the Mecklenburg Alliance.
Preparation Tor Death.
Tbe roots wbich bold human toul
to earth are absorbed before it
lifted horn its place. Soma are in
pain, aud waut to be rid of it, even
though tbe anodyne te dropped, as
in tbe legend, from tbe sword of
tbe Deatb. Angel. Some are strong
in faitb aud hop, so that, as they
diaw near the ntxt world, they would
fain huiry, as the caravan moves
faster over tbe sands when tbe fore
most travellers send word alobg
tbe ble tbat water i in sight.
Though each little party that fol
lows iu a foot-track of its own will
bave it tbat tbe water to whicb otli
ers tbiuk they aie hastening is a
mirage, not tbe less has it been
true iu all ages aud for bnman be
ings of every creed wbich recog
nized a future, that those wbo have
fallen, worn out by tbeir march
tbrougb the Desert bave dreamed
at last of a River of Life, and
thougbt tbey heard its murmurs as
tbey lay dying. Oliver Wendell
Holmes.
A Moral Iet!soii-
'You are a bad, uaugbty boy,"
his ttuer cued, bolding bim over
his knee m such a manner tbat the
end aimed at conld be best accom
plished. Whack! Tbe lad yelled.
"It bits and burts me worse tbau
it does you, James, but you must
bo punished.''
Whack!
"Still yon take migbty good care,
sbouttd James, "if it hurts you tbat
you don't bit yourself in the same
plsce.'-
Thus the beauty of sentiment
and the value of moral lessons are
lost on youth. Philadelphia Times.
A CHILD KILLED.
Another child killed by the use of opiates
given in tbe fi rm of Soothing Syrup. Why
mothers i;ive their children such deadly
poison is surprising when they can relieve
the chill of its peculiar troubles by using
Dr. Acker's Baby Soother. It contains no
opium or morphine. Sold by Dr. JJM Lawi
ing, Drui:ti;t.
A DUTV TO YOCRSELF.
It is surprising that people will use a com
mon, ordinary pill when they can secure a
valuable Euglish one lor the same money.
Dr. Acker's English pills are a positive
cwref or sick hendache and all Liver Tnus
nble. . They are small, sweet, easily taken,
and do uot gripe. For sale by Dr. J M
Rawing, Druggists.
All About Shoes.
T e New York Star t&s: "Notn
ing but water should e.ver be u.-ed
oclt-aii patent leather shoe. Pr. p
ai-itiua that aie 6id to rertjive
thcuj aie humbugs. O.l boaly
;he effect ot lotriug tbem. I hate
experimented with this leather, aud
I kuovv something about it.
"There is a practice which, if
followed, would put a shoemakers
patrons considerably iu pocket tvt
eryjear. It is tbe owni. g aud
Hearing of six pairs of shoes 'turn
about' instead of only one or two
pairs.
"The mau who keeps six pairs of
shoes in stock for bis own use will
wear them as long as twelve pairs
will last the fellow who buys one
pair at a i itoe.
"3bu:s should not be worn more
han one day wiihout being given a
rest. If they are their shape is soon
destroyed aud the leather btcomes
rotted from tbe heat of the foot.
"When laid aside for a few days
after wearing them the moisture in
the leather that comes from the
feet becomes absorbed by the at
mosphere, and the shoe when put
on again is as good as new;
"Tbe custom of only owning one,
or, at the most, two pairs of shoes,
s purely America n."
A. Catch to It.
A middle-aged woman called at
au insurance office on Griswold
street a day or two ago to announce
that she wanted io insure her
house.
"For how much?'' asked the
agent-
"Ob, about $500."
"Very well. I'll come up and
investigate."
"I don't know much about insur
ance,'' she said.
"It's very plain, ma'am.''
"If I'm insured for 8500 and the
house bnrns up 1 get the money, do
I?"
"Certaiuly."
"And they don't ask wbo set it
afire P
"Ob, but they do. We shall
want to know all about it.''
"Then you needn't corae up,''
she said, as she rose to go. "I
heard there was some catch about
it somewhere, and now I see where
it is." Free Press.
Common Seiiae.
Most persons claim to have corns
mon sense, and all legislatures claim
this lor themselves iu a very high
degree. And yet we do that which
shows a great lack of this excellent
article, not only as individuals but
as States and as a Nation.
Governor Martin, of Kansas, says,
in his message to tbe last legislature
of tbat State:
"I affirm with earnestness and
emphasis that Kansas is today the
most temperate, orderly, sober
community ot people in tbe civil-,
ized world.'1
And the New York Weekly says:
"What was it that brought about
this state of affair?, admitting tbat
tbe Governor's opinion was well
founded ? Was it the license system?
No 1 Was it because tb8 inhabitants
of Kansas tried to regulate a traffic
which brings with it ouly a curse ?
No ! Was it because the people of
that State are composed of men of
unusual intellectual power? Nol
Why, then I Simply because they
had the commou sense to outlaw
tbe saloous iu tbe same way and for
the same reasou they outlawed
horse and cattle thieves. They ap-.
plied no new principle of action in
seeking to escape the troubles that
bave fallen upon other States with
irresistible force, but simply put
over the door of the saloon three
words taken from the tables of stone,
Thou shalt not!1 "
It requires a great deal of educa
tion to enable people to have "com
mon sense." L. Visitor.
How 3Xen Die.
If we know all the methods of approach
adopted by an enemy we are the better en
abled to ward off the danger and postpone
the moment when surrender becomes in
evitable. In many instances the inherent
strength of the body suffices to enable it
oppose the tendency toward death. Many
however have lost these forces to euch an
extent that there is little or no help. In
other cases a littl aid to the weakened
Lungs will make all the difference between
sudden death and many years of useful
life. Upon the first symptoms ot a Cough,
Could or tny trouble of the Throat or
Lungs, give that old and well-known rem
dye Boschee's German Syrup, a careful
trial. It will prove what thousands say of
it to be the benefactor of any home.'
Tue Disgrace of Oougrefes'.
Mi. Ked became Speaker of ti e
House with a fair reputation aid
the eood wishes ot all i-rtit$. Kh
was a young man, hovering about
the fifties, had tetve d his country
iu the navy, practised law, was do
ing his seventh term as Congress
man, lie had made bis mnrk on
the floor, given rather to political
preact i-'ig fend "scenes" now and
then, but a wholesome, strenuous,
manly member, ready for a rough
and tumble debate when necessary,
but not indisposed to keep tbe
pace.
As Speaker Mr. Keed has disap-
pointed political opponents and
friends. He has so changed tbe
rules and invaded the traditions cf
Ibe Houae that its deliberative
character has vauished. It is an
automatic autocracy. This is not a
question ot republican or democrat
ic sway, but of the integrity of rep
resentative institutions. No one
can have studied the House in' re
cent years without seeing this pain,
ful, steady trend. Mr. Reed is not
altogether to blame. Mr. Randall
began it when in the chair. But
among the enviable qualities of that
memorable commoner there was au
imperiousuess, au airogauce, which
injured his usefulness as Speaker,
bowever much it may have strength
ened him as a leader. Mr. Randall's
success in undermining tho autbori'
ty of the House is no reason why
Mr. Reed should improve npou the
example. If Mr. Randall ruled
with whips, Mr. Reed rules with
scorpions. New York Herald.
She Had a Grievance.
First hen "I thought you made
a contraet with the boss to lay sev
en eggs a week until the first of
January ."
Second ben "I did, but he ouly
gave me one peck ot feed a mouth
and took that out of my bill, so I
quit. 1 don't cackleate to be im
posed upon in that way."
Zeb In tbe Balloon,
Our Zeb is to be at our Fair and
a balloon ascension will take place.
It is reported in some sections of
the county that Zeb Vance will go
up in tbe balloon to the height of
3000 feet and then descend by means
of a large boggy ombrella. We are
not authorized to deny this ; there
is no telling what the Fair Associa
tion will do. Zeb Vance will be
here, so will the balloon, but what
combination has been formed, if
any, we have not been advised.
Come to the Fair and see. Concord
Standard.
Vanderbilt'g Palace.
The contract for building tbe
foundation of Vanderbilt's palace
has been given to L. R. Weeks, of
South Carolina. His bid was up
wards of $400,000. The foundation
will be built of rock qua tied on the
place, and will be 380x180 feet. The
western exposure will be thirty
eight feet high from the ground to
the first floor. About eighteen
months will tte consumed iu build
ing if. Asheville Citizen.
OUR VERY BEST PEOPLE
Confirm our statement when we say that
Dr. Acker's English. Remedy is in every
way superior to any and all other prepare
ations for the Throat and Lungs. In
Whooping Cough and Croup, it is magic
and relieves at once. We offer you a sam
ple bottle free. Pemember, this remedy is
sold on a positive guarantee. Dr. J. M.
Lawing, Druggist.
8- a. fin-ley, atty. j. m. Roberts, see
FINLEY AND ROBERTS.
LINCOLNTON, N. C.
pT ORDER TO OPEX UP A
JL channel tbrough wbicb tortus
here aud people fiora other parts ot
the country, especially from the
North, may be enabled to secure
valuable property in Lincoluton aud
Lincoln countyf hy being made ac
quainted with the true alae,healtb
fulness, &c, of Lincolnton and the
surrounding country, and
In order t hat those hodinng pro
perty for sale may have some tys
tematic method of disposing ot the
same to the bmefit of all coucerned
by having it advertised and the
points ot valne clearly pointed oat
to purchasers, ana
In order to establish for ourselves
a business from which we hope to
reap 6ome legitimate piotits, direct
Iy or indirectly, by increasing the
population and the business of our
tow n,
We have decided to establish at
Lincolnton a real estate agency, to
buy, sell, rent and. negotiatfi.real
estate of all kinds on commission
and otherwise.
Aud iu order to accomplish the
objects herein briefly referred to, we
re.-pectfnlly ask the cooperation of
our citizens.
Tho; e io tbt c"fiiy having limv
lioml, fanni ng ot miiurl land,
water p.iw &.' drvlop-l oi
ui-d' vi-bP' d, iot iit, itut oi ex
I change ; ui
Thot h-iv-ng iea Ha'e of any
jkiiid tor sat--, urn or exchange, iu
j Linc olnton, may liud it to their ad
j vantage to confer siith either party
of this agency.
We offer the folio wins: valuable property
1. One lr.t on Main street 75 yards west
of the courthouse square on which there is
a large two story brick house with a base
ment, a well built residence containing 13
rooms.
2 A. cottage in Queen Ann style of
architecture, together with five acres of
ground surrounding and joining. The
property is improved by shrubbery, fruit
trees, Stc., together with well and necessary
outbuildings, and a neat, comfortable bus
iness office.
3. Two building lots on Main street,
near tbe depot, containing a fine grove of
oak trees. Valuable property also for
manufacturing establishments.
4. About four acres ot land South Eastot
the Court House. Excellent for building
purposes.
5. Two town lots in the South East part
of town on which are two two fetory dwel
ling houses containing 4 rooms each.
6. About 100 acres of land about 4 miles
from Lincolnton situate on tte SherriUs
Ford road and through which runs a gold
vein.
7. About 131 acres about 1 1-2 miles
from Lincolnton and about of a mile
Irom the Lithia Springs about 90 acres
wood land and 15 acre3 bottom land.
AU the above described property is val
uable and will be sold on easy terms. It'is
situated in and near one of the most
healthful towns in the South and surroun
ded with a fertile counttyand has the very
best of railroad facilities.
For turlher particular? address,
FINLEY ROBERTS.
Lincolnton, N. C, March 28, 1890.
Itch, Mange, and Scratches on
human or animals cured in 20 min
utes by Woolford's Sanitary LotioD.
This never fails. Sold by J. M.Law
ing, Druggist, Lincolnton.
COUNTY DIRETORY.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Sheriff, Alf. Nixon, Lincolnton, N. C
Cl'k. Sup. Court, C. E. Childs, " "
Reg, of Deeds, B. C. Wood, "
Treasurer, L. T. Willkie, "
Surveyor, C. C. Bess, "
Coroner, J. C. Hoover,
Supt. Pub. Inst.D.Matt.Tbompson,
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMrSSIONKRS.
J. A. Robin3on,Chm'n, Lincolnton. N. C.
J, W. A. Paine, Kiddsville.
L. B. Camp, Iron Station, '
P. A. Beep, Keepsville, 4
W. M. Hull, Orleans, '
COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION.
R.Z.Johnston, Chm'n, Lincolnton ,n c.
D. A Coon,
S. V. Goodson,
POST MISTRESS.
Miss Nannie C. Hoke.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor, H. E. Ramsaur.
Secretary j- Treasurer, W. Jti. Edwards
Town Const. Chas. Jetton.
Commissioners : J.- B. Kamsaur, Blair
Jenkins, F. A. Toby, H. W. Burton, T.
U. iloke, W. L. crouse, L. T. Wilkie, P,
S. Beal.
arrival of mails.
Mails on C C Railway, distributed C:30 P
if and 11 AM
Mails on Narrrw Gauge Kailway, distrib
uted 7:30 P M and 12 M.
Star Koute,' via Reepsville, leaves Lin
colnton at 7 A M, Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays; arrives at Lincolnton at 4:30
P Mon Fridays, Thursdays and:Saturdays
Public Schools open December, Janu
ary, February and March
Board of Commissioners meet first Mon
day in each month.
Town Council meet first Friday night in
each moTith, at 7 o'clock.
Board or Education meet first Monday
inJanuary, June, September and Decern,
ber.
WHY IS IT THAT
THE GRUZE DOOR fiRIIGE
18 THE
Greatest Wonder of the age?
Because It Isthe only Range In which you
can roast meats and fowis (aU other ranges
bake them) also because you have 30 p. c.
less lOSS In weight of rnca-.s. than tn anv other
range, malcine ine saving of cost of a Cauze
Door Range every year in this one item alone.
Think Of it ! ! A ien pound roast will lose four
pounds ween baked i:i any other range, which is 40
per cent.; while a similar piece when Roasted in
a Gauze Door Rnge wi.l iose only one pound,
or less than 10 rer cent.
Because it orevents Dyspepsia, asnothirg
fried need be eaten if you have a Gauze Door
Range, alt bro;l nz lr:n" done in :he oven on the
broiler slide. HOW IS ALL THIS ACCOM
PUSHED?
Inserted in the oven doer is a sheet of fine brass
wire gauze, which aliows a circulation of pure
air to pass into the oven, hence the name.
CAUZE DCCR RANCE. If more attention
was paid to how your food was cooked, there
irould be less need cf Doc;ors.
The Principals of the Philadelphia, New York
and Boston Cockinj Schools all use the Gauze
Door Range in their Schools, because they want
the Best.
You owe a duty to your family both in saving
heir heaUh and saving money by using a Gauze
Door Range.
Agencies for their sale have been established
everywhere. If there is no Agent in your im
mediate vicinity, write us. and we will furnish
you witn circulars, ar.d tell you where to cet one.
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Advice to Mother,
Mrs. WrRSLow's Soothing SxKifshonld alway
bo used when children are cutting teeth. It re.
lieves tbe little sufferer at ooce; it prodncesoatural,
quiet sleep, and t he Uttle cherub awakesas 'biigljt
3 a button." it is very pleasant ta taste. It
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sold by Country Merchants.
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OF WHEELS SENT ON APPLICATION.
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fh laJiea and teat's sizes,
th works rni cases of
caual value. Oi't rtk.ojin
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reed do Is to show what we send you to those who call your
rriends and neighbors and those, about yoa thstalwars results
rn Talnabie trade for us, which holds for years when once started,
nd tins wa are repaid. We pay all eipress, freia-ht, etc. After
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Newlj fitted 11 p. Work away,
neatly done, cutoiufrs politely
waited upon. Everything pertain
iog to the toueoriai art is done
according to Utest styles.
Henry Tayloh, Barber.
,r Advice to brothers.
ha Ttffli t LwV;'s, aisQ aracp should alw.yt
liLof!? ?-LS cLi1Jxen eitiu? tetth. It r
Sfi btfireratonce; itproduceanHtural,
t?I!ep' u.nd he huie cherub awakes aa -bright
SL!v !nV-,w '3 vcry Pleasant to Usle. It
aoothefl the chil.i , soften s the gum, allay tail pain.
retrulates the bowels, and ii the best known remadr
fordiarrhcBa, vrfcether arlaino; from teething t
tthexcaiues. Twea.flTa cent. botttaT
tl if
in -
1 ' ' i.ina
X
the star:
A GKEAT ATiO.VAL DEMO
CKATIU NEWSPAPER.
Tht bTAR is the only Am
paper possessing the fullest confidence o
the National Administration and the Dem
ocracy of Sew l Vrk, the political battU
ground of the Republic.
I'tariees, a sjg revive u Democrat of tU
lightiug kind, aod in all repecU b mot
cwiupltte anj trust woi thy aewaper.
lue U kkzly cstar is the beat family
newspaper published, 'iheiatmer, tuo m
cnaiiic, tte iiiaa too busy to it&i&m&iUs
will get luoie for His dollar JnveJttsl
1Q tLe KKkiLY 3Xar lUaa from any other
)tr pubit.h&u. Durib the campaign it
will gue an iDe poiiuc! neWji worUl
lug uoia all the statts.
er.,h tj s3iiratr Postage Free:
Kvery day 1 year (LaciuuiDg Suaaay) $7 00
Daiij, itDut cuajay, 1 jear, 6Qy
lively day, t iuoutDs, 3 53
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Sunaay Lditioo, 1 year, 1 60
sKu.r star, 1 year. 100
-a. ireo subsenpuon to th Wxmllt Srut
to tbe sender ot a Club ot ten.
lo JJaiaatic Clubs; Star Head
ers become JJctnoci atic voter. J'o can
fratju document can compare ictiA it.
ly oiAK, uujii atier ti.e election, 25 centa
lor eii.ejmoscnj.tiou ; 20 ceau each sub,
Svl'itiyu iu ciubs vt thirty.
Ilie CTArt tcery day uutll alter electioa
l.jdeauu suoioi ipuju ; iu clubiot tea
tl.O'J eat-U suoociitiyu.
Ageuts wanted tu uuoccupied Territory
Auore., lilt, bliK, Broadway and
Par JflactJ. iew Icxt: 3
I INI V T1U:N I hs revoiutioruxed
XL 1 EMluN J the world during the
last Lali century. Sot least among' the
wouuers vt lLVcncive proxesd is a iuetbo4
ana seicai ot worK tuat cu be perlormed
ail ovtr the country without separating
the woikers Itoui tueir bomea. 1'ay lib
eral; any one can do the wor; either jx
youu; or.old; iiu peeiai abuuy required,
vapital not neeaeu; you are tar tea free.
Cut this out ana return to ua aud we will
send you tree, soiueiuing of great value
ana importance to you, tuat will start you
in business, wuuu wni, briut; yoa in more
money right away, than anytuing else in
the world, (jrand outtit ire. Addres
l'rue o., Augusta, Alaine.
KICMOND & DANVILLE RAIT,
KOAD.
South Carolina Division, & L. 2f.G
Daily except Sunday.
1 EFFECT July Cth 1890.
No 53 f No. 52
Lv. 8 40 arr
8 59
9 00
9 20
9 47
10 25
10 44
1115
1142
11 59
12 14 p m
p m 12 29
12 44
1 09
126
1 55
Ar. 2 15
Lenoir j
illudsonville
!sw Milt
kr.
820
8 08
800
733
C 34
615
5 42
5 15
4 58
4 35
420
4 06
3 41
3 21
3 02
2 40
Granite Falls
Hickory
Newton
Maiden
Lincolnton
Hardin
Dallas
Gastonia
Crowdera c'k
Clover
Yorkville
Guthrieville
Lowrysville
Chester
Lv.
D. Caldwell, Div. Pas. Agt.
Columbia, S. C.
Sol Ha ay,
Traffic Manager.
Jas. L. Taylor,
Geu'l Pass. Ageut.
CAROLINA IziTUL SHQEDULE.
MOVING WEST.
NUMBER ONE
Passenger, AIail & LxraEis Xraim.
Stations. Arrive. Leaves.
Wilmington am 9 30
Charlotte p m 4 33
Paw Crt-f-k 4 52
Alt Holly 5r04
Stanley Creek 5 2U
Irouton 5 30
Lincolutou 5 52
Ouerryville j 6 20
Woe 6 29
Stiell.y 0 50
Battimore 7 10
Jooresboro 7;21
Ellen boio 730
ifostic 7 45
Forest city 7 55
Rutherfordtou 1 8 05 p ra
MOVING EAST.
NUMBER TWO
Passenger, Mail & Express I'juia.
STATIONS.
Kutherloidton
Forest city
Bostie
Elleub'TO
Mor.resboro
Battimore
sbelby
Wo CO
Cherry vslle
Lincoln ten
Irouton
Stanley Cietk
Mr. iiolly
Paw Cieek
Cbarlotie
Wilmino ton
Arrive, i Leaves
a m
8:45
8 55
9:04
9 20
9 31
9 41
9 50
10 22
10 32
11 00
11 16
11 32
11 50
12 01
12 17
7 20
p m
lbrugh freight and passenger
train No. 25 witb si. epers attached
leaves VYiloiiugtoii ar 8 00 p. m.,and
arrives ar cuarlotte 0 30 a. m.
Throogh freight aud passenger
train No. 24 wirb elopers attached
leaves cbariotte 9 00 p. m. and ar
rives at Wilmington 7 30 a. m.
close conueciioo borh ;waya at
Hamlet for Raleigh..
T. W. Whisnant, Supt.
fl ft CP 1TO do,VW their Bionr
HEFLECIIXB SAFETY LAMP.
Can be sold in ererr familr.
more nabt tnn tbrw ordinary Ur
ull aizei Lamp ent by Ezpret to!
T cent. ?9 lo fcar the
eeiling Ccflcc Pot in Us C. B.
scna tor fUcatratoi circular to
FORSIIEE & IbcU AKIN.CincimstLO
raa nak f&.OQ pmr
iUj proti seUin oar
I .U.bCSiS. We beat tae
' World for low prteeM. A
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