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there has been but little vari
ance in the Subscription lis i
and we therefore conclude thai
the people who want a county
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lor it, at any rate we canno;
aflbrd to publish the (Jourie'
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will holcUo our original price
$1.50 a year.
Concluded from first page.
pnating the public money where r.
properly belougs aud where it
ought to be ou the representative ?
of the people. This bill would not
stand before the Supreme Court.
At this point Mr. S. L- Keitt
asked how about the loau to th ?
cotton exposition at New Orleans ?
Senator Butier replied that Ii a
was glad that question had bee i
asked and m reply said that th j
money for the Cotton Exposition at
New Orleans and the Exposition at
Philadelphia was by an appropria
tion of Congress, and could hav
been obtained in no other wax,
aud was made uuder the geuer- i
welfare clause that claueethat Mr.
Cleveland calls the blanket clause ' f
the Constitution. Only by an ap
propriation can any money be takf l
out of the treasury. I he Secretar ;
of War can't lend von a tent except
Congress authorizes it.
Don't think Mr. Calhoun ever
contemplated lending money out of
tbe treasury diiect to the peopM
His sub-treasury scheme was a vt-i v
ditlVivnt think. There aie sub
treasuries established now for con
venience in Collecting import, ar.d
Mr. Calhoun's iilea ws to let thes
issue treasury notes lor convenience
in paying off expenses, but nt f
the purpose of lending the money :o
the people.
What would Jyou think (if a pr
position to lend money out of the
State treasury at 2 pyr cent, to the
people and for the State to take ail
risks, sustain alljosses and make
them good by taxing the people.
My friend says this scheme was
not intended to give special prn
iledsjes to the faimrs. God knows
if it don't d that then I am uvve
opposed to it t'uaa over, for it there
i? any class that need special favois
ft is the tanner class.
Tuete are three classes of people.
One class never borrows nor lend-.
Another class ba iiiaie monev and
docs not oare to invent it m mui
a id land-, but prefers to lend it ,jf
a reasonable iate ofinteresr. Thtiv
n st li another class, to whio'i v.u
fortunately I teion., and that is
tbo b3trov;ug cla?s, but because I
belong to this class, 1 dou't say the
man who lends U a rascal. This
1t'er class unu divided into
three classes. First a ruau may
find that he cau money by specu .
t.tinii aud py 10 to 15 per cent,
for it. Ife is successful aud pays it
back. Second, another man bor
rows, say at S per cent and mis.
khiuUBocu.u.u. u,...cu..
mm returning it, uuuougu ue 1
iiooest and wants to return it out j
c r.i t. The third elass is the man !
woo win uorrow at auj putts aim
never iuttud to, ana as a rulo it is
this latter class who are wanting
n.oney at one per cent.
At this point Mr. J. L. Keitt ask,
ed Senator Butler if the government
didn't lend money to national banks
at one per cent.
Butletsaid: "No, sir. Xatiou d
banks buy their circulatiou fr m
tne government.
T.l. .-v 1 . : . ,
1UC t,trI '
rt ... auun.uu .u vuC F.x.r.-c
aireauy paiu iur men cucuiniivi.-
liisti:rv nt nwtinnl hnwu aiu 1,ip
necessity lor their establishment
J
onder the then existing circur.i-
"
stances, lie said they were organ-
dtoiueet the ueccessity 01 em-
cuv.. uicti mioicu uy luo ji . f,- i, i,A;i t . ciai, uy vnc -au uo iub wort eiiuer a, Tram n ' with e ntM aila.k 1
lional banks because he believed, j nallv b(. . (Jtrem at I and return to us and we wiir IIVes t H llmington 7 30 a. m. j j
btin-' ortranizd during the ruo i ' send you tree, something of great vahi" Close connection both wa8 at I
oun orgamea uuuug me p o.o world8 fair Tne pIak shows and importance to you, that Will start voi. Hamlet for Raleigh. 1
CUtlou of the war. thev wer ndm i. . . . .. in h;,,, k;i, ...;n v.-: " - a
, ' coarseness ot growtu, with richness " u.,' " iuS ,uuiuui .i T w HISNANT. Supt. B TTTTr
ed to ubeive a temnorarv imroose I c . . . money nth t away, than anything else n k H 'ND li
. . diemi)urdI. I'urpo.e. Qf fiU(. aud a finlsb h ag tLp the u Grand outfit free. Address ! R n U 1 1
At this inr.cfnrA fr loitt onol,. ... t .. ... . ; I
j . ..... jvni, "fcuiu hiahsr mvj nFmofor .i nn,i rue o.. xvuusta. Elaine. - - I i .
renewed his ;pietum, and Senator
Butir lM?nmiu; a littio ril tl, it
plid that h could furnish t lift foot
hut he could not luruvsh the under-
1 1 1 1
standing to comprehend theni. M
friend sjva that fid million dolluia cf
t'o'il have ben taken out of the
treasury and m-nt to foreign coun
tiien, and that the treiHiuy is de
plete and that this monev has bee!
nent off to kvp trorn paying tl
bonda that mature in September. J
say to him that the caus of the de
plexion of the treasury is tbe ex
travagance of the last Congress i
appropriating one billion dollars t)
pay pensions, and other appropria
tion. That is tbe cause of th'
shrinkage in the treasury.
Senator Butler theu said that h3
had fcouie buguestioiis to offer as 1
remedy for the disease that wad acN
mitted to exist.
First. As au amendment to th a
sub-tteasury bill he would offer s , . fa . .. u
. lectern size whne it multiplied theD
a subbt tute ihe striking outattr;J
:m number a man appearing lik
the enacting clause all the provi i
ions aud the substitution? ot tie
Mills bill, whicb provided a redin
tion ot taxation ot from 57 to 60 p r
ceot. ad valorem to something lile
40 per cent. The Alliance had their
men op there at Washington to loci
after the bill, but no man ever ap
proached me and asked me to amer: d
it, and it never came up before tl;9
Senate and I had no opportunity o
ofler any amendment. Some ot e
said tariff didn't hurt. The Sen
tor replied mac me ouiy on coitc '
tis had been raised from abot
forty to 102 per cent, ad valorem,
The second remedy he would o.'
fer would be a i eduction of the ex
penses of the government. Inste 3
of spending one billion dollars : s
the last Congress did he would re
iluce thejexpenses just one half ar d
the government could get along ad
mirably with that amount.
The third remedy offered by Se:
ator liutler was the repeal ofthe t u
per cent tax on State bank issi
and let State banks be establishe
and this was no new idea of hN,
but hi had advocated it as on- of
the first ofikial acts of his life a
United States Senator.
He would go one ftep further, r
he had tne auihority, although th t
could not be done lv statu'e. 1
would not permit but ten acres t
cotton planted to the mule, ai "
would require the farmers lo iiii-e
I their own provisions at homes f r
i the next three years and in th h
; time, under hi policy, they won dj
! have the whole ccuutry at their
! knees. The taimers would be tLe
i happiest, most independent a:-t
j contented people in the world. I
j the farmers aie not in such conoi-
liou it is their own fault.
GOOD LOOKS,
Good looks are more than tkin deep, c.e
j pending upon a healthy condition ot ail
' the vital organs. If the liver be inactive
j you have a bilious look and it your kidn'-js
i be Htiecied you have a pinchea look. N'- i
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iook. Electric bitters is the great altera
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' organs. Cure Pimnles, Blotches, Bo !, i
i and gives a good complexion. Sold at J
j M. Luwing'J Drugstore 50e per bottle.
Tlio H.argeet Plank in tbo
World.
Tbo X. IV. Lumberman gives w
engraving frco a photograjdi of a
redwood plank ttiat s TU fee" 5
iucbes w de, 12 feer 1) indies 1 n,
acd 5 inches thick, and is about i)U
per cent clear, It, was takes from a
tree 35 feet in diameter and 300 1- et
high. According to its rings it wvjs
more than 1,500 ears old. Ihe
tree was cyt 28 feet from the
ground, aud the plant was hewed
out of the stump, representing a
section taken from near the heart
: totbbark- Alter it was displaced
it was iowert-d by block aud tackle,
with a locomotive for oower, 1
the wav ot labor its cost reorese.-ts!
thH tImM nf la7., mpn f, mnn h
. . , . .
j gimpU. to prepare lt io tbe rou h
;! ,hxptnBUi . To luia lbe Cust of lrdIi8,
p0rtatiOI1 mQ&l be adde(j making a
j , flf aboat 8g wM mo
ed hy water lQ San Francisco;
j Altef heiug Q exuiuition eoiflt.
time, a car was specially prepaied
to traUHport it tQ CbU.ago: TilIa
Kv, ,tnttivt,r .nt in ,.a
I rnfpr nf u tl r ,.r in
which stir
, rup8 Were pendent.
Tbe plauk vas
placed ou edge in tbe slot, its lov er
foot nt
i ..
! tne ties.
! T. , , . .
Ihe plaak was cut on the lards
i f t. jy. ,r ., , r .
I G-t th.e Llk River Mill and Lumbt-r
j -
Olllt IJOnnrV.
, Cd It is on exhibition iu Detroif,)
best tloita of Horry BotlieiK, ihe
varnish uu ntil:ic?un r, or Detroit.
can secure.
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brown, overlapping piates, that art
so exceedingly tough as to be al
most indistructib'e. Its head it
small and very thin, with a singh
black eye on each side, the rays o
light sciutillaiing through the tin
optic like spaiks of fire. Puge
managed to look through tbe eye o
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iug that its surface diminished ob
an army ot fairies, and the flame o
a candle becoming a thousand tin;
stars. Fiom the shape of its bead
and for other reasons, the flea i
supposed to use but one eye at :
time. The offensive weapon of tb
little creature is composed of tw
palpi, or "feelers," two piercers an.
a tongue. When it feeds it stand
I erect, thrusting this sucker in'
! the flesh, aud will eat without in
! termission if no disturbed.
T!it- tUa'.-i mniiiittr nt hreathint? 1
still undetermined, but it is though
i to be through two small holes
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Daily except Sunday.
IN EFFECT Aug. 2nd, 1891.
jNo 11 No. 12
; Lv. 8 22 hrr i Lenoir Ar 12 18 a
8 19 Iriudsonviiie f 1155po
! 8 50 ddw Mill 11 45
! 9 07 Granite FailJ 11 35
9 38 muk.,.iy ! 1105
1014 Newton j 10 27
I 10 38 Alaideu ' 10 04
i Hi 2 Liucolutou ! 9 34
1 1144 Hardin j 9 09
j 12 05 pm Dallas 8 47
p m 12 25 GastouU s 34
12 45 jOrowdersc'i 7 49
I 00 i Clover 7 29
! 1 40 1 Yorkville 6 59
2 03 Gutnrieville j 6 37
j 2 11 McConelevillfcl 6 29
1 2 31 Lowr.y sville j 6 06
: Ar. 3 00 (Cheater Lv. 5 40
D. Gaiowell, Div. Pas. Agt.
Columbians. C.
Sol Haas,
Traffic Manager.
Jas. L. Taylor,
Geu'l Pass. Agent.
CAROLINA CSV Tim SHGEDULE.
MOVING AVEST.
NUMBER ONE
Passenger, Mail & Express Trai.
Stations.
Wilmington
Arrive.
Leaves .
a m
p m
9 30
4 33
4 52
5:04
5 20
5 3G
5 52
C 20
6 29
6 50
710
7:21
7 30
7 45
7 55
p m
' Charlotte
Paw Creek
Mt Hoily
citaule.v Cieek
Irouton
Lincoluton
Cherry ville
Woe
Shelby
Battimore
Aooresboro
Ellenboro
Ztastic
i Forest city
t Pnhorfrdt,. i q nr.
MOVING EAST.
NUMBER TWO
Passn$er, Mail & Express Iraiv
STATIONS.
Arrive.
Leaves.
8:45
8 55
8:04
9 20
9 31
9 41
9 50
10 22
10 32
11 00
11 10
il 32
11 50
12 01
KutherfoidtOn
ore8'; jPtty
Bostic
a m
Ellenb'rO
Mooresboro
Battimcre
Shelby
Woco
Cherry ville
Lincolntop
Stanley Creek
Mt. Roily
Paw Greek
Charlotte
12 17
7 20
Wilmington
p m
Through Irejght sod passenger
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aves llmiugtotl at 8 00 p. m.,and
lornroo o nl.orlAlfa 'A
j Through freight and passenger
I COUNTY DlllKOTOKY.
i ClUUSTY OFFICKKS.
Sheriff, ,J. B. Luckey, L'ncolnton, N C
' Cl'k. Sup. Court, C. E. Obilda, ' "
Keg. ol Defdi, Ii. V. Wiiud.
Treasurer, L. T. Willki "
Surveyor, c. C. Bss. " "
Ooroter, J. O vter. "
; Supt. Pub. Inst.Alf. Nixon.
; BOARD OF COL'NTY CClSIOXIRS.
T. fl. Hoke, Cniu n, L .ico r.on. N. C
A.L.Cherry, Triangle, '
J. E. Reiohardt, Iron Station, 4
P. A. lieep, Keppsville, 4
W. M. Hull, Organs.
COVXTT BOARD 01 IDCCATION
R. Z- Johnston, ILm'n, Linco'inton ,c .
.).' Bss,
S. V. Gocdson, 4 4
I'OST MISTBE3S.
iliis Nannie C. tiokc.
town ofrrcERs;
Mayor, H. E. Ramsaur.
Secretary j- Treasurer, "VV. K. Edwards.
Town Const. Chas. Jetton.
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H- Hoke, V. L.
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S. Real.
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i;;Ja t iai v. J une, September aud Decttu'-tr
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COLRIKK.
S ii. riN'LEV, at"y. J. M. ROBERTS, SeC
Lincolnton
REAL ESTATE
AGENCY.
FlflLEY AND ROBERTS.
LINCOLNTON, N. C.
IN O UDEK TO OPEN UP A
channel iLiough which arti'9
heie and people tu.m other partt
the country, esptcidlly irom t e
North, may be enabled to secure,
valuable property in Liucoloton and
j Lincoln county, by being madeao
quainted with tbe trne value,bealtl)
tuluebe, etc., of Lincolnton and the
surrounding country, and
Tn rvl 1 . r ttir Ihi.eo Vrinncy rTfm
j perty for eale may have some SJ8-
tematic method of di8posing of tba
I same to the benefit of all concerned
; by having it advertised and the
nmntQ I volnu filuorlvi rtAinf nt Anf
to purchasers, and
In order to establish for ourselves
a business from ahich we hope to
reap some legitimate piotits, direct
ly or indirectly, by iuci easing the
population and the business of our
town,
We have established at Lin
colnton a real estate fccrencv. to
buy, t-ell, rent aud negotiate real
i estate of ail kinds ou commission
and otherwise.
Aud iu order to accomplish the
objects herein briefly relened to, we
re-pectfully ask tbe cuoperation of
our citizens.
Tnoj-e in the county having tin
bered, farming or mineral lands,
; water powers, &c, developed or
undeveloped, for sale, rent or ex
: change; aud
Those having real estate of any
kind torsade, rent or exchange, in
Lincolnton, may nd it to their at
vantage to confer with either party
: of this agency.
I "W" e offer the following valuable property
1. One lot on Main street T5 yards w.ett,
of the courthouse' square cn which there to
a large two t tory brick house wrth a bMe
tnent, a well built residpnee containing 13
rooms.
2- A. cottage in Queen Ann style of
architecture, together ' with hye acret o
ground surrounding and joining. The
property is improved by shrubbery, fruit
trees, Lc., together wjth weUand necessary4
outbuildings, and a peat, comfortable bye
mess office.
3. Iwu building lots on Main street,
near tbe depot, containing a fine grove Qi
oak trees. Valuable property also for
manufacturing establishments.
4. About lour acres ot land iroutb East ot
the Court iloute. Excellent for building
purposes.
5. Two town lots in tbe South East part
of town on which are two two story dwel
ling houses containing 4 rooms each.
6. About 181 acres about I 1-2 mjle
from Lincolnton and about lot a mile
from the Lithia Springs about 90 acres
wood land and 15 acre? bottom Jund.
7. A Landeome cottage in .North East
square situated on a most beautilul lot.
I All the above described property is val
! uable and will be eolJ on tmy terms. H la
situated m and near one of tbe most
healthful towns in the South and surroun
ded with a fertile counliyand has the very,
best of railroad facilities.
For iurther particulars address,
FIN LEY ROBERTS.
Lincolnton, N. C, March 28, 1890.
v . . .ladies
Needing a tonic, or children who want bufld-
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BROWN VlKO B1TOERS.
ritilf11 Uke- cure Malaria. Indl
restion, fcillousaesa and liver Oomplaiata.
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