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'iPIElIE IL I N 33 1L M (CIUIIIE 9 $1.50 A YE All THE LINCOLN COURIER AH A HA 1,3- A EABa fc'inco we changed the price of the Courier to One Dollar there hd-i been but little vari ance m the Subscription list and we therefore conclude Uiat the people who want a county paper are willing to pay $1.50 lur itr ut any rate we cannot atfbrd to publish the Jourier at jl.()0 a year- Henceforth we will hold to our original price $l-fQ.ayear. Xlio Direct JLnud Tax. On the 5th of August, 1&61, Con gress passed an act imposing a di rect tax upon the people upon which to prosecute the civil war. Under that act twenty seven States paid into the Treasury $15,227,632. During Mr. Clevelauda adminiss tnuiou a bill, having similar pros visions to the odo enacted by the last Congress, passed both Houses, bat was vetoed by Mr. Cieveladn up-ji! the ground that it was an unconstitutional raid upou the sur plus thtn in the Federal Treasury. Whtu this bill came up in the last seioti, Senator Vance and other Southern Conrcs-jcutn nought to amend It to as to .secure the refuDd iug of the SG0,000,00O collected from the South by the sectional and un just cotton tax, but the Repnolican ca j ori'.y would not hear totbis, be ..aus. all of this fund would have found its way to the South. Of the amount collected 8377,452 mtus p.iid by the oitizpna of North Carolina. The money will be turn el over to tbe State Treasurer, who is to hold it for the parties who pa'd It. They mu-t file their claims with h tn within six years, and after that titiu- oliiima not .o filed shall be for e or !t.ned, aud the money will be long to the State Treasury. 1 h' following bill introduced by -Mr. llolmau, cha'rman of the Fi n moo Committee, passed both Bouses of the General Assembly and is now a law. It prescribes how p uiie who paid their tax must procH-d to collect it, and will be found of great interest at this time. .1.7. it e Lhronich. Section 1. That the money paid into the Treasury ot the State by the Governor under the terms of the act of Congress refunding the direct tax, shall be held in trnt for the benefit of those persons or iu h-tbitHuts from whom the taxes were collected, or their legal representa-tive-, as provided in said act of Congress. See. 2. That the money received by the Governor as aforesaid shall be r ' m vested by him iu North Can o ir per ceut. bonds, and all the expenses ot carrying into effect the provisions of the act shall qe de frayed out of the interest accruing uoov -.id bonds. S- . 3. That it shall be the duty o' the Governor to procure from tho J proper department at Washington certiSed copies of the tax lists and other evidence of payment of the direct .ares to the United State by persons or inhabitants of North Carolina, and to notify such persons or i'ih-ibitanta, or their legal reprei ?ritutives, of the amount due them under this act. The Governor shall, Hi tu- as practicable, provide for the payment of the direct taxes to the persona entitled thereto, and not to an agent or attorney. All claims uudr the tiust shall be tiled with the Governo-, together with proper prool of the qualification of any ex ejntor or administrator, where the person troui whom the tax was col leered is dead. Upon proper proof be Governor shall draw his war-. rir.t in favor of the person entitled, aud the same shall be paid by the Treasurer of the State. r? c. 4. No agent or attorney snail demand, collect, or receive mere than five pel centum commission upon the amount collected, as corn pensHfion for any service rendered to any claimant for any collection under this act; and any person vio I ring this section shall be guilty of jLis'lemeanor. S. That all claims under the trust created by the act ot uongress nbove mentioned shall be filed with tbe Governor within six years next utter the approval of said acton .March 2d, 1891 ; and all cla'ms not eo filed shall be forever barred. And ail moneys remaining in the Treas ury arising from said fund, at the expiration ot the tix years, shall be covered into the treasury as the property of the State. Sec. 0. This act shall be in force from aud after its ratification. DO mTStJFFEri ANY LONG FR Knowing that a cough can be chec'a'eJ in a day, and the stages of eousumption bro ken in a week, we hereby guarantee Dr. Aker's English Cough Remedy, and will r'fari'l the ru.mey to all who buy, take it ns j er direc'.icns and do not find our state ment coxr'.'w.. i." J M Lawing, Druggist Some of ibtr Vai-loua Use to Which !alt 3Iaj be Applied. For weak eyes, h wash of weak salt and water will prove of much oenefit. Salt and water quite strong, and used persistently for a time, will prevent the hair from falling out. A feaspoooful of salt dissolved in one-half glass of water is excellent to allay nausea in sick headaches. To relieve heart-burn drink a halMumblerful of cold water in which has been dissolved a table spoonful of salt. When wiping up the floor before putting the carpet down, sprinkle it all o?er with salt, while damp; this will greatly prevent moths. For stings or bites from any kind of insects, apply dampened salt, bound tightly over the spot. It will relieve, and osoally cure very quickly. Salt as a tooth-powder is better than almost any other dentifrice. It ket-ps the teeth very white, the gums hard and rosy, and breath fresh. If the throat is very sore, wring a cloth out of cold salt and water and bind it on the throat tightly when going to bed ; cover it with a dry towel. This is excellent. For neuralgia, make a small mus lin bag, fill it witn salt, heat it very hot and lay it against the aching place. It will prove a great relief, as salt retains the heat a long time. For troublesome weeds, aud for grass in sidewalks, driveways, etc., apply a dressing of coarse salt; this will kill all growth. Be careful not to put it on anything that should not be destroyed, however. For catarrh, snuff up considerable -alt and water from the hollow of i the hand every morning. Salt and water used as a gargle just before going to bed strengthens the throat aud helps to prevent bronchial trou. blesjit is also excellent for sore throat. If ink is spilled ou the carpet, throw a quantity of salt ou it, which will quickly absorb tbe ink ; take this op and put on more salt. Keep repeating this, rubbing it well into the ink spot, until the iuk is all ta ken up by the salt, then brush the salt out of the carpet. For a felon, take common rock salt, such as is used for salting down pork, dry it in an oven, then pound it fine and mix with spirits of tur pentine, iu equal parts; Put it ou a lineu rag aud wrap around the ielon. As it dries put on more, and if followed op the felon will be dead in twentyfonr hours. If anything catches fire or somen thin? burning mnkesa disagreeable smell or smoke, throw salt upou it at once. If a bright, clear fire ia quickly desired, it may readily be obtained by throwing salt upon the coals; likewise, if too much blaze should result from dropping of fat from broiling steak, ham, etc., salt will subdue it. Good Housekeeping. FOR DYSPEPSIA, Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, use BROWN'S IRON BITTERS. All dealers keep it. fl per bottle. Genuine has trade-mark and crossed red Unea on wrapper. How Ilyiiin Was Written. One day Mr. Wesley was sitting by an open window, looking out over the bright aud beautiful fields. Presently a little bird flitting about in the sunshine attracted his atten tion. Just, then a hawk came swooping down towards the little bird. The poor thiug, very much frightened, was darting here and there, trying to find some refuge. In the bright snnny air, in the leafy trees or In the green fields, there was no hiding place from the fierce grasp of the bawk. But seeing an open window and a man sitting be-, side it, the bird flew, in its extremi ty, towards it, and with a boasting heart and a quiveiing wing, found refuge in Mr. "Wesley's bosom. He sheltered it from the threatening danger and saved it from a cruel death Mr: Wesley was at that time time suffering from severe trials, at d w.is fee in g the need of refuge iu his own time of troubles as much as did the tiembling little bird that nestled so safely in his bosom. So he took up his pen and wrote that sweet hymn : Jesus, lover ot my soul, Let me lo thy bosom fly, While the waves or trouble roll, While the tempest still is high. That prayer grew into one of the most beautiful hymns in our lan guaae, and multitudes of people, when in sorrow and danger, have found comfort while they have said or sung the last lines of that hymn. Ex. When Baby was sick, we gare her Castorla. When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria When she became Miss, she clur.g to Castoria. When she had Children, she gave them Castoria Reed says in time peeple will ap plaud the work of the 51st Congress, and Mr. McKinley says it's too soon to pronounce fairly on his tariff bill. It is not uncommon for bank wreckers, and other malefactors, to ask for a suspension of judgment when they ought to be suspended themselves. Wit. Star. UUCKLEN'S ARNIcA SALVE. The best salve in the world for cuts brui?es, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever seres, tetter,, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and aU skin eruptions, and positive ly cure piles, or no pay required. It is guarantee to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Pries 25c. per box. For sale by Dr. J. AI. Lawing, Druggist English Spavin Liniment removes all hard, soft or calloused lumps and blemish es from horses, blood spavins, curbs, splints sweeney, ring-bone, stifles, sprains, all swollen throats, covghs etc. i?ave $50 bv use of one bottle. Warranted the mos't wonderful blemish cure ever known. Sold by J. M. Lawing Druggist Lincolnton N C. E. B.SPRINGS &CO. vVeui Olmrlotfc OH and Fertilizer o. Charlotte, N. C. We are prepared to offer to the trade a full stock of Charlotte Am moniated Guauo, Charlotte Acid Phosphate, German Kainit and Cot ton Seed Meal, which we are selling at lowest manufactured 's prices. Last year our brands ol Fertilize ers proved not only by the analysis, but also by actual experiments ot th 9 farmers, to be equal to the very highest grades sold in the State, and this yeur you will find our analysis even higher. We advise our friends iu making contracts to examine the analysis. Some parties ate selliog very low grade Fertilizer at high grade prices. It is cheapest to boy the best. Most manufacturing compa nies will make you any grade you want. Acid Phosphate is i-old en tirely on tbe per cent, of nvailable phosphoric acid, and Guano by the per cent, of ammonia, phosphoric acid and potash. Examine our an alysis, and get our prices before buyiner, as we will not be undersold. ANALYSIS. Charlotte Acid Ptiospha'e runs 14 per cent, phosphoric acid. We guarantee it to run not less thau 13 per cent. Charlorte Ammoniated Guano runs 2.6 per cent, available ammo nia : 10 2 available nhosnhnrlr. anA . 2.3 per cent, available potash ; and j our guarantee is that it will run not less than 2 per cent, ammonia; 1 per cent, potash ; S per cent, of phosphoric acid. We have agents at almost every station in this sectiou of the coun try who will sell you at our lowest prices. E. B. Springs & Co. E B Springs & co, Agents charlotte Oil & Fertilizer co. Dear Sirs : This Alliance used in part your Fertilizers last season. They consid er the Ammoniated goods equal to ?he best they ever used, and the Acid Phosphate as decidedly the best. Yours truly, W A Graham, dec'y Macbpelah Alliance, No 430, Lincoln county, Jan'v 3, 1391 I used 11 tons Charlotte Fertilizer this year and mada 0 bales cotton with tbree mules. Will want about 15 tons. Tours truly, W M Matthews. Matthews, N C, Dec 24. 1891. E B Springs & co, Agents charlotte Oil & Fertilizer co. Dear Sirs : I used your charlotte am moniated Fertilizer on my farms last year and am well pleased with it: It hag given the bet results ot any I ever used, roars truJy, I A Weaver. charlotte, N c, Jan'y 12, 1891. E B Springs & co. Agents charlotte Oil J- Fertilizer co. Dear Sirs: I used your charlotte Acid Phosphate last year on my farms and am well pleased with it. It has given the best results of any thft I have ever used. Will use nothing ele this year Yo irs truly, J W "Wadsworth charlotte, N c, Jan'y 8, 1891 E B Springs, Aent charlotte Oil Ferti lizer c. Dear Sir :I used your Acid Phosphate mixed with cotton seed meal, in the pro-po-tions of 2 to 1, on my cotton crop of 1390 and the result was satifsfHtn' . T pect io fertilize my cotton tbe same way in j AO J S -Myers Mr E B Sin-gs, Agent charlotte Oil & Fertilizer co. The Acid Phosphate manufactured by the charlotte Fertilizer co, and whicn you sold tbe past season, proved very satisfac tory wi.h me. This Acid Phosphate com bined with cotton seed meal I believe to be an excellent fertilizer, especially for cts ton. 1 uMi a few sacks of your Ammonis mated Gu?uo on my strawberry beds with geodreMfcg. Respectfully, E W Ltles charlotte, Jan'y 7, 1891 WJE Lincolnton, N. C. A School for both sexes. A Complete Course for stu dents desiring to pr pare for COLLEGE, TEACHING, or BUSINESS. Thorough Work In ail Departments, with Healthy Location. Winter Term begins Dec. 29, 1890. For further information, apply to A. C. HOTTENSTEIN, Pri'n. Jan. 16. 1891. tf DENVER ACADEMY, Primary, Intermediate, and High School Departments. A MUSICAL DEPARTMENT will be added during the next Year. Fall Session begins last Wed nesday In August, 1890. TUITION BATES MODERATE. Prepares young men fur any of the North Carolina Colleges. Ancient and modern languages and literature are taught. Instruction is thorough in all departments. For full particulars address, CHAS. L. COON, A. B , Principal, Denver, N. C. Au-. 1, 1890. ly. Our New Illustrated ! Catalogue of Plants,! Bulbs. Vines. Shrubs.; Tress, Small Fruits,: Grape Vines, Sesds. ! Evergreens, etc., win : be mailed Free to all : applicants; SO pages S Plants, etc. ana uuu varieties 01 : Satisfaction Guaranteed. 1 30 Greenhouses; 80 acres. Address, NAN2 A NEUNER, LouievnxB, Kr. : :!:THE:: COURIER PUBISHEDand EDITED BY' J M, ROBERTS, LINCOLNTON", N. C. A family newspaper devoted to the interests ot Lincoln and sur rounding counties and to the State of North Carolina. Subscription, 1 year, $1.50. 6 months, 75 cents, j PATABLE IX ADVANCE. Advertising rates reasonable- COUNTY DIRETORY. COUXTY OFFICERS. .Sheriff J. 13. Luf key, L:noolnton, N C. CTk. Sap. Court, C. E. Cbilda, " Reg, of Deeds, B. C. Wood, " Treasurer, L. T. Willkie. ' Surveyor, C. C. Bess Coroner, J. C. ' v ver, Supt. Pub. rnsc. Alf. Nixon. BOARD OF COCNTV CCSMISSIONERS. T. fl. iloke, Cnm'n, Lincolnton. N. C A. L. Cherry, Triangle. J. E. Reinhardt, Iron Station, P. A. Reep, Reepsyille, W. M. Dull, Orleans, COU.VTY BOARD 01 SDCCATIOS. R.Z.Johnston, Cbm'n, Lincolntcn.c . J. C Ben, 4 S. V. Goodson, POST mistress. Miss Nannie O. Boko. towx orncEss: Mayor, H. K, Ramssur. Secretary Treasurer, W. K. Edwards. Town Const. Chas. Jetton. Commissioners : P. J. Pate, Blair Jenkins, F. A. Toby, U. W. Burton, T U. Jloke, W. L. crouse, L. T. Wilkie, P, S. Bi. ARRIVAL OF MAILS. Mails on C C Kail way, distributed G:S0 1 M'and 11AM Mails on Narrrw Gauge Railway, distrib uted 7:30 P M and 12 M. Star Route,' via Reepsville, leaves Lin colnton at 7 A M, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays; arrives at Lincolnton at 4:30 P Men Fridays, Thursdays andaturdays rcBLic schools open iJecember, Janu ary, February and March Board of Commissioners meet first Mon day in each month. Town Council meet first Friday night in eacn monin, at 1 o clock. Board of Education meet first Monday inJanuary, June, September and Decern, ber. PIANO for SALE We have placed at our disposal a SPILEH1II Nearly New, Which we will sell at a bar gain. Anj-one wishing to pur chase an instrument at a bar gain hud better apply at once as the price of this piano is such as will make it sell. Call on the Editor of the cou rier, Lincolnton, N. THE ODELL TYPE WRITER -O- $20 WILL BUY THE ODELL TYPE WRITER With 78 cbaiacters, and 15 for the Single CaMe Odell, warrantej to do better work than any machine made. It combines simplicity with durability, speed) ease of operation, wears longer without cost of repairs, than any other ma chine. Has no ink ribbon to bother the operator. It is neat, substantial, nickel plated, perfect and adaoted to all kinds of type writing. Like a printing press, it produces sharp, clean, legible manuscripts. Two or ten copies can be made at one wri ting. Any intelligent person can become an operator in two days. $1 0ffered anyone who will equal iPljUUlf the work of our Double Case lor glean impression, perfect alignment, and number of copies or manifold" at one impression. For Pamphlet, giving indorsements, Jc, address ODELL TYPE WRITER CO., 85 and 87 6th Aye. Chicago, III. Call on or write to REV. C.E, GOWER, Lincolnton, N. (7 For the ODELL TYPE WRITER We have bought and thoroughly tested the Odell Type Writer. It is worth ten times its cost, as we can testify. Every professional and bosioes- man ought to have one. Some scribblers ought to have one if thej ever write auy. We cau sell you one as cheap as you can gel it iu the world, which means ai-out one tenth its real value to you. It will hardly cost you anything uJOre for ink or repairs, except 25 cnta for ink idl er, tor years to come. At leant, an we can certify, after one month's trial, one drop ot ink will last for iu-u nonra writing, AND IT Ls ALi v A Y. a READY. Agents and salesmen wanted. For machines and territory, address C E. GOWER, Lincolurou, X. C. Feb. 13, 1891 - . tf .JH . ' i3 1 V'S LADY'S -BOOK- Will be far superior to any year of lis his tory, a larger amount of money having been appropuated for the embellishment of the magazine than ever betore. Godey has been published I or 60 years without missing an issue, and YOU C AH NOT GET A BETTER two dollars woitn ot magazine tban by subscribing to "Godey," Thf Best Family Magazine in America. "j The Uading attractions for 1890 arc: Beautitulj Co!oredFashion Plates; En-? graved Fashion Plates injblack and white, representing the prevailing styles, pro duced expressly fo" Godey. Finely Executed Frontispieces, Art Embroidery and Needlework Designs New and Popular Music, Plans f .r the House you want to Build, Celebrated Cocking Receij.es Etc. The 'Beautiful Home' Club by Emma J Gray, for young housekeepers or those ik ho contemplate becoming si. 'A year in tho House,' by Aujtusta Salisbury Pres-. cott (Jenny Wren) .which will treat of the various duties foi each month. A Chil. dren's Corner, for the little ones. A rich array of literature by favorite autbors, among whom are Emily Lennox, Olivia Lovell VViison, Ada Maria Peck, Elsie Snow, 'G," author of "Gemini," Belle C Greene, with her bumerous sket ches, and others, PREMIUMS to club raisers are among its special features, and Godey'e offers the most choice and valuable of any magazine published. Send 15 cents lor sample num ber containing full club rates aud premi ums EVERT LADT HER OWN DRESSMAKER who subscribes to Godey's Lady book. The COUPON which you will And in each number entitle? you to your own selection of any cut paper pattern illustrated in Godey's Lady's Book. : Your 15c. tiamnle pend 15 cents lor Samnlo. tain one ol these counons. .which will be allowed od your subscription wberj The p at t o r i) received. shows you how t cut out the garment you want. That's all we caa say in this space. For the rest see your sample number, for which send 15 cents at once. 'ndev" id only U QO a year. Address "GODEVS LADY'S BOOK " Philadelphia, Pa. In Club with the Lincoi,n Courier. Gcdey's and the Courier for which should be sent to the office of the Courier. tKICMOND & DANVILLE RAIL ROAD. South Carolina Division, & L. N. G Daily except Sunday.) IN EFFECT Feb. 3rd, 1891. H sv"23 No 11 No. 12 Lv. 8 40atr iLfcUoir Ar- 10 40prr 8 59 jHudaouville 1017 9 06 'Saw Hill io H 9 20 Granite Falls lfj 02 9 47 Hickory 9 34 10 25 Newton 9 00 10 44 Maiden $40 11 15 Liucolntou 8 11 1142 Hardin 744 11 59 Dallas 7 24 12 14 pm Gaatouia 7 12 pin 12 29 Crowdersc'k 6 33 12 44 Clover 616 1 09 Yoikville 5 45 1 26 Gutbnevilie j 5 25 1 35 McConelsville' 5 18 155 Lowryaville 5 04 Ar. 2 15 Cheater Lv. 4 40 Columbia, S. C. Sol llaaa, Traffic Manager. Jas. L. Taylor, Geu'l Pass. Agent. CAROLINA 'iEURAL SHGEDULE. MOVING WEST. NUMBER ONE Passenger, Mail & Express Train Stations. Arrive. Lea vis. Wilmington am 9 80 Charlotte p m 4 S3 Paw Creek 4 52 Mt Holly 5:04 Stanley Creek 5 20 Iron ton 5 36 Lincolnton 5 52 Cherry viHe 6 20 Woc j 6 29 Shelby 6 50 Battimore 7 10 Afooreaboro 7;21 Ellenboro 7 30 -Sostic 7 45 Forest City 7 55 jRutherfordton I 8 05 j p m NUMBER TWO Passenger, Mail (Sf ExpRSga Trauv. STATIONS. Arrive. Leaves. Rutherfoidtou a m 8:45 Forest city 8 55 Boatic 9:04 Ellenboro 9 20 Mooresboro 9 31 Battimore 9 41 Shelby 9 56 Woco 10 22 Cherry ville 10 32 Lincolnton 11 00 Ironton H 16 Stauley Creek 11 32 Mt. nolly n 50 Paw Creek 12 01 Charlotte 12 17 j Wilmington J 7 20 p m Through freight and passenger train No. 25 with sleepers attached leaves Wilmington at 8 00 p. m.,and arrives at charlotte 6 30 a. m. Through freight and passenger train No. 24 with sleenera Attached leaves charlotte 9 00 p. m. and ar rives at Wilmington 7 30 a. m. Close connection hnrh CTnvn ar namiet tor Raleigh. T. W. WHI3NANT, Supt. 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Then Subscribe for the Messenger TRIAL RATES: Daily Messenger, by mail 4 moa. oa trial, $2Q0 Weekly Wilmington Messen- Ker 8mosi 1.00 Golu8boro Transcript-M esaen- er, 8 mos. 1.00 cash in advance; Dr. Talmages Sermons are feat ture of all three Papers. 1M7KI,T10N I nas reTomlIooix4 111 Y ENTION j the world during the last balf century. Not least among tb wonder of inventive progress is h metuo4 and system ot work that can be performad ail over the country without separating the workers from their homes. Pay 1. eral; any one can do the work; either flax, young or old; no special ability required! Capital not needed; you are started frw. Cut this out and return to us and we will send you tre, something of great valut and importance to you, tuat will start ya in business, which will bring you ia more money right away, than anything elsg ia the world. Gruud outtlt free. Addre True & o., Augusta, Main S G. FINLEV, att'y. J. M. ROBERTS, Se Lincolnton REAL ESTATE AGENCY FINLEY AND ROBERTS. LINCOLNTON, N. C. XN ORDER TO OPEN UP A. channel through which parties here and people from other parts 0 the couutry, especially from thf North, may be enabled to aecurt valuable property in Lincolnton and Lincoln county, by being made bc quainted with the trne valae,health fulness, &c, of Lincolnton and tbe surroundiug country, and In order that those hodinng pxoi pertj' for sale may have some eyj. tematic method of disposing of the same to the benefit of all concerned by having it advertised anl the) points ot value clearly pointed ont to purchasers, and In order to establish for onrsel?i a business from which we hope to reap some legitimate profits, direoti ly or indirectly, by increasing th population and tbe business of our town, We have established at Lia colnton a real estate agency, to buy, sell, rent and negotiate rel estate of all kinds on comraiaiiaa and otherwise. Aud in order to accomplish iht objects herein briefly referred to, we respectfully ask the cooperation of our citizens. Those in the county having tira bered, farming or mineral landi, water powers, &c, developed or undeveloped, for sale, rent or ex charge; and Those having real estate of an kind for safe, rent or exchange, la Lincolnton, may find it to their adi vantage to confer with either party of this agency. We offer the following valuable property 1. One lot on Main atraet verda wait of tbe courthouse square on which tbere Li mrga vwo siory oner hoaie with a baiM ment, a well built residence containing 1 roomi. 2' A cottaee in Queen Ann irvl ot architecture, together with five aarei el ground surroundinc and ioininir. Th property is improved by shrubbery, fruit trees, JLc, together with well and necessary outbuildings, and a neat, comfortable but iness' office. S. Two building lota on Main Etritt. near tho depot, containing a fine ffroreof oak trees. Valuable property also fer manufacturing establishment. 4. About four acres ot land Soutb East sl the Court House. Excellent for building purposes. 6. Two town lots in the South East o&rt of town on which are two two story dwel ling houses containing 4 rooms each. C. About 1S1 acres about 1 1-2 mile from Lincolnton and about $ of a toiJe from the Lithia Springs about S0 acres wood land and 15 acres bottom land. 7. A handsome cottacre in Norta Ewt square situated on a most beautiful lot. All the above described protertv i 1 uable and vill be soU on ea3v terms. It i situated in and near ono of the mcst healthful towns in the South and surroun ded with a fertile countiyand has the very oesi 01 rauroaa iacuities. For lurther particulars address, FINLEY J- ROBERTS. Lincolnton, N. C, March 28, 1690. BUOKLEN'3 AKNICA SALVE The best Salve in the world for cute and bruisei, sores, salt rheum, fever sores, Ut er, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively eur Piles, or no pay required. It is gvaranteed to give perfeot satisfaction money reft ed. Price 33 cents per box. For ale tjjV M .Lawing Pyhiician and Pharmaciit