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; i THE
LINCOLN COURIER
AM) A
MAILT.! Ai
EAMo
Siiico we changed the price
of the Courier to One Dollar
there has been but little vari
ance in the Subscription list
and we therefore conclude that
the people who want a county
paper are willing to pay $1-50
for it, at any rate we cannot
atl'ord to publish the (jouricr
at $1-00 a vear- Henceforth we
will hold to our original puce
$1-50 a vear.
Horace 3 reel ey on theiiserj'
ofJieiiiKiii leli
Among the many good things
which Horace Greeley wrote for the
New York Ledger is the f ollowin
vivid article on the misery of bein
in debt:
To be hungry, ragged and penni
less, is not pleasant; but this is
nothing to the horror of bankrupt
cy. All the wealth of the Kolh:
childs would be a poor recompense
for a five years' struggle, with tie
consciousness that you had take i
the money or property of trusting
Iriends promising to return or pay I
for it when required, and had be
trayed their confidence through in
solvency.
I dwell on this point, for I would
deter others from enteriug thai
place of torment, llalf the young
men in the country, with many ol
enough to know better, would "go
into hnsiness'' that is, into debt
to-morrow, if they could. Most
poor men aie so iguoraut as to envy
the merchaut or manufactnr. r
whose life is an incessant struggle
with pecuniary difficulties, who is
driven to coastaut "dhiuniug,'" at d
who, from month 10 mouth, bare
evades that insolvency which soon
or later ouertakes most men in bus
iness ; so that it has been computei
that but oue in twenty of then
achieves a pecuniary success.
For my own part and I epeal
from sad experience I would rath
er be a convict in State prison,
slave iu a rice-swamp, than to pas
through lite under the barrow o
debt. Let no young man misjudg
himself uufortunate, or truly poor,
so long as he ha the lull use of b:s
limbs aud faculties and is substan
tially free from debt.
Hunger, cold, rags, hard wofk,
con tempt,suspiciou.uu just reproach,
aie disagreeable; but debt is infin
itely worse than them ail. And, i;
it had pleased God to spare either
or all of my sous to be the support
and solace of mv decliniug year
the lesson which I should have mos
earnestly sought to impress upon
them is: "Never run iuto de!t !
Avoid pecuuiary obligations as yon
would pestilence or famine. If yi-u
have but fifty cents, and cm get no
more for a week, buy a peck of corn,
parch il and live on it, rather than
owe any mau a dollar!"
Of course, I know that some men
must do business that involves
risks, and must give notes and oth
er obligatious;and I do not consider
him really in debt who can lay his
hands directly on the means of pay
ing at some little sacrifice all he
owes:l speaK of real debt that
which involves risk or sacrifice on
the one side, obligation and depend
ence on the other and I say, from
all such let every yomh humbly
pray God to preserve him evermore!
The Siib-Treasiirj Plan.
Do not be alarmed. We are not
going into au exhaustive discussion
of the financial plan which is pro
ducing suc'i diviMou among our
people that It threatens to give
Harrison a sure thing in the way of
a re-election by dividing all oppo
nents ot ihe Republican financial
policy of administering the govern,
raeut.
We have only a suggestiou to
maKe one mat is practical and
,
timely, and which cannot fan to find
l ivor among conservative men who
really desire reform. Why divide
upuu ouo-ireasurvT very Do ly
admits that there is no chance ol its
early passage. Friends and oppo-.
nents of the bill alike realize this,
fact. Then why not let that plan
rest in ahovanp unli! Hio legislation
It.it is in fii'lit is mactcd? Tarifl
rnJonr., froe silver, and r:miomicul
U'iiainiB'raiiuii can all be areoru-
plisbo 1 withiu three years if all wlio
favor those reforms will stand to
gether. Thru will be the time to discus?
the .S u I) -Treasury plan aDd enact it
or provide ''something better."
We throw out this nuggestion in
the interest of the reforms to which
the Alliance and the Democratic
party are alike committed. We
greatly fear that, unless Home such
sensible and wise agreement is
made, the election ot 1892 will fast
en not only the resent financial
systems with its burden? upon us
for a generation, but that it will
also secure the enactment of the !
Force bill and increase the pensior
list to such proportions that the
youngest babe now living will never
escape the weight of the burdens
entailed. State Chronicle.
Can
Never lie Sure ot
An v tli inc.
Every honorable and upright,
newspaper man is frequently inosi
painfully reminded of the unrelia
bleuess of Journalism aud its crim
inal indifference to troth. The out
side public cau not appreciate so
well the malicious recklessness dis
plp.jed in certain news-papers, a
the conscientious and upright news
paper man, who loves his profes
sion and hoids its capacity for trutl
iu ad high estimation as true wower;
hold virtue in their own sex. To b
sure the press is generally unrelia
ble and a reader can never be sun
of anything he may see in a great
many of the great journals.
This uureliablenfss is due both to
malice aud a lack of circumspec
tion, which have done so mucn U:
cripple the usefulness and power of
the great modern press. The facil
ities for collecting and publishing
news, as great as they are, are nor
equal to the struggle for it. There
aie engaged in
no other busines- i
requiring so much intelligence and
responsibility, so many reckles
and unreliable men, men animated
with malice and the mercenary
spirit of misrepresentation.
Here are a number ot leceu?
events that go to show eilher mal
ice or indifference on the part of a
rery influential portion of the press
)f this county. Som of those ex
imples appear to be instigated by
the devil himself.
It was published that Mr. Cleve
kod would speak in Ohio upon invi
tation of the Ohio Democrats. Thar
was very important information, i;'
information that is if true. H
denied the report soon after, show-,
ing that it had no foundation in
fact. A striking example of the un
reliableness of the uewspaper press.
One day Koch lymph is a brilliant
success; the next, day it is au igno
miuious failure.
On Thursday it was reported thar
Secretary Noble had resigned, on J
the next day it was contradicted
aud the public is left in doabt. I
With malice and aforethought it !
is published that there is domestic j
dissension in the household of H.
M.Stanley. He has abused Mrs.
Stanley. It is indignantly denied
The N ew York World is pursuing
Blaine with the vengeuee of a hye
na, doing its best to kill him with
kidney disease, notwithstanding a
denial from his doctor that he has
no disease of the kidney.
Time and again indelicate allu
$ious are made to Mrs. Cleveland.
Mrs. Anderson is also a subject
for frequeut defamation.
The question has been prolific
with such examples which make
every honest uewspaper mau blush
with shame and iudiguation. The
rascals in journalism should be put
upon the rack. They ought to be
roasted. They are doing a wretchs j
ed buiues that is putting th ?
brand of Auuamas on the whole !
profession.
To be sure there is good excuse
for inaccurracy of statement in the
journal that is ushered into the
world at the early morning hour,
that is put together at midnight.
Hut there is no excuse for the enter
prise of reckless malice aud the pos
itive indifference to the truth ibat
are to be seen in s many ot the
great daily newspapers. One iuflu
ential, but malacious and lying
journal makes its iuu cent and Loo
; orable brethren present the world
; in a false light. Charlotte Chronicle.
A r,lv-ion,i ni,, r. i . i
.j.v, mm in uvu;?c ,
rooteis sav that ronrin n.-l untr. i
j b
ing tin which befoie the McKialey
tariff cost thm 811 a box nowct
them 17.50 a box, so that the nun
ho has a house roofed with tin pavs
?G 50 more per bos tor the tin put
on his roof thau he did before the
ejUra dutv was added.- Wil. Star.
.Mania mid Sffuiiiucs.
It in said thai every man has bis
pet insanity. There's your irre
) pressible angler, for example, who
will Hit all day in the blazing sue
watching a bobbing cork, for no
better reward than a few meager
fish that he himself would tnrn up
his nose at if he saw them in Wash
ington market. Is he rational T
The collector of old pictures, whe
values a cracked, dirty, smoke"
dried, unintelligible mass of faded
pigments, which was good for little
when new, and has become absolute
rubbish by the action of time ant.
the hard usage it has richly de
served is he compos mentis t
The worshiper of old books, who
values them for their dates, nos
their coutents, what is be? The
lexicon gives him his right title i.
bbomaniac.
The healthy self-deceiver who in
gists on being a valetndinariau, triey
every system of medical treatment
in turn, and would inevitably poi
son himself but for the vigor whicl
he swears he lacks what shall w
say of him ? Verily, he is mad en
ough for a strait-jacket.
As mad as he, is the crotchet"
politician who fancies that there i
but oue way to prevent the nation
from going tc destruction, and tha
he has the patent for it Madde
htill is the social philosopher who
proposes to kno k into chaos tL
moral and religions systems and -which
the civilized world has pros--pered
and to reconstruct society af
ter a new plan which, whenever i'
has been tried on a small scale, ha
failed utterly and scandalously.
Happy are they whose minor in
sanities are pleasant to tuemselve
and harmless to their neighbors.
jV, Y. Ledger.
Jtlatli email rs as Taught at
Home.
uAnd now, children,7' remarked ;
professor iu one of the public schools
the other day, "if a family consist
ing of father and mother and sevei
children should have a pie for din-
j ner, now mucn would eacn oue ie !
I ceive V j
"Why," remarked the bright bov, j
"each would get au eighth."
"But there are nine persons, you
must remember."
"Ob, I know that, but the moth
er wouldn't get any. rhere would
n't be enough to go around "
When Baby was rick, we gare her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castorir
From the columns ol some of oar
brethren we gather that tney pro
pose to buckle on their armour in
defence of the Democratic Banner.
Let every true North Carolinian
stand to his Democratic colors.
News and Observer.
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Daily except Sunday.
IN EFFECT Aug. 2nd, 1891.
No 11 f ,No. 12
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9 38
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10 38
1112
1144
12 05 p m
p m 12 25
12 45
1 00
1 40
2 03
2 11
2 32
Ar. 3 00
lludaunville 1155jia
Saw Mill 11 45
Granite Falls 11 35
Hickory 11 05
Newion 10 27
Maiden 10 04
Liucoluiuu 9 34
Hardin 9 09
Dallas 8 47
Gastonia 8 34
Crowdersc'k 7 49
Clover 7 29
Xorkville I 6 59
Guthneville 6 37
McConeUville! 6 29
Lowrysville 6 00
Chester Lv. 5 40
D. Cardwell, Div. Pas. Agt.
Columbia, S. C.
Sol Haas,
Traffic Manager.
Jas. L. Taylor,
Geu'l Pass. Ageut.
CAROLINA CEWUL SHCEDULE.
MOVING WEST.
NUMBER ONE
Passenger, Hail & Express Train.
Stations.
Arrive.
Leaves.
Wilmington
Charlotte
Paw Creek
Mt Holly
Stanley Creek
Ironton
Lincolutou
Cherry ville
Woco
Shelby
Battimore
Aooresboro
Ellenboio
ostic
Forest City
a m
p m
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4 33
4 52
5:04
5 20
5 36
5 52
6 20
6 29
6 50
710
7:21
7 30
7 45
7 55
p m
Rutherlordton 1
8 05 1
MOVING EAST.
NUMBER TWO
Passenger, Mail & Express 1'raiv
STATIONS. I Arrive, t Leaves.
Kutheiloidton a m
Forest City
Bostic
Ellenb'ro
Mooresboro
Baltimore
Shelby
Woco
Cherry ville
Lincoln u n
Irouton
3tauley Creek
Mt. U.dly
Paw (y'reek
Charlotte 12 17
wumington i p ui
ihrongh freight and passenger
train No. 25 with sbepers attached
leaves Wdmiugton at 8 00 p. m.,Hod
arrives at charlotte 6 30 a. m.
Througu freight and passenger
train No. 24 with simpers attached
leaves charlotte 9 00 p. m. and ar
rives at Wilmington 7 30 a. m.
close connection pgrli ways at
Hamlet for Baleigh.
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COUNTY UIRKCTOIIY.
Sheriff, J. li. Lutkey, Lincolnton, N C
Cl'k. .sU;. Court, C. E. Childs, " "
Reg, of Deeds, 13. C. Voi,
Treasurer, L. T. Willkie. '
Surveyor, C. C. Beas.
Corouer, J. C j..er,
Supt. Pub. Inst.Alf. Nixon.
board or corxTr ccii.sioNKRn.
T. fl. Hoke, Cnm'n. Li.cinton. N. C
A. L. Cherry , Triangle.
J. L. Keinhardt, Iron Station,
1'. A. len.
HeepaTille,
W. M. Uull,
Orleans,
cocxtr BOARD or EDCCaTION
R. Z. Johnston, fhm'D, Lincolrtoc ,c .
J . r. Bso,
S. V. Gocdson,
FOST M1STEIS5-
Miss Nannie C. Hoke.
town orriCERs:
Major, H. E. Ramsuur.
Secretary J- Treasurer, W. li. Edwards.
Town Const. C'Las. Jetton.
Commitsioners : I. J. Pte, Blair
Jenkins, k A. Toby, II. Y. Burton, T.
H. IJoke, V. L. crouse, L. T. Wiikie P
S. Beal. ' '
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AGENCY.
FlflLEY AND ROBERTS.
LINCOLNTON, N. C.
FNOKDERTO OPEN UP A
X cuaiine through which parliei'
ueie aud people fiom other parts
the country, especially from t e
North, may be euabled to secure
valuable property in Lincolnton and
Liu coin county, by being made ac'
quainted with the true value,healtb
Iulne8s, &c, of Lincolnton and the
surrouuding country, and
In order that these hodinngpro
perty for eale may have some sys
tematic method of disposing of the
same to the benefit of all concerned
by having it advertised and the
points ot value clearly pointed ont
to purchasers, and Y
la order to establish for ourselves
a business from which we hope to
reap some legitimate profits, direct
ly or iudirectly, by increasing the
population aud the business of our
town,
We have ebtablished at Lin
colnton a real estate agency, to
uuj, sell, rent aud negotiate real
estate of all kinds on commission
and otherwise.
And iu order to accomplish the
objects herein briefly reterred to, we
tepectfully ask the cooperation of
our citizens.
Those in the county having tin
bered, farming or mineral lands,
water powers, &cn developed or
undeveloped, for sale, rent or ex
cbaDge; and
Those havjn&r real v afarm nf an
H II rl i r.r- c ,. 7.. ,T
Lincolnton, may find it to their ad
vantage to confer with either party
j of this agency.
1 vy e oner the toJlowing valuable property
j De lot on Main street 75 yajda wel
me cuurmouse square on whjch ther
ft large two story brick house with a base
ment, a well built residence containing IS
rooms.
2 A cottage in Queen Ann style of
architecture, together with nre acres oj
ground surrounding and joining. The
property u improvea by shrubbery, fruit
trees, Lc, together with well and necessary
outbuildings, and a neat, comfortabla bus
iness office.
3. Two building lots on Main street,
near the depot, containing a fine grove of
ot. trees. Valuable property aUo for
rntr.ufacturinjjf establishments.
4, About lour acres 01 JandS-outb East of
the Court duue. Excellent for buildine
purpose.
6. Two town lots in the South ast part
f town on which are two two story dwei,
lmg houses containing 4 rooms each.
6. About 15il act en ah,.,. 1 io
fron. Lincolnton and about i ot a miie
. ,ut j-iiuu cpnngs-about yu acreg
uood land and 15 acres bottom land.
'. A tandsome cottage in Horth Esst
fcquare situated on a mot beautitui Jot.
A il the aDove desoribtd property ig val
uable and ill be Eoid on eaav tfrmaV It
situated m and near one of the moat
healthful towns in the South and surroun
ded with a fertile countiyand has the very
best of railroad facilities.
For iurlher particulars address,
FlflLEY t KOBERTS.
Lincolnton, N. C, March 28, 1890..
BROWN S IRON BITTERS
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