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EDITOR AND ruurill hTOR.
LINCOLNTON, N. C, FEB. 24. 160?
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16 cents for each subsequent inser
tion. Four inches; oue time, $2.50
r. i n ....U unKjannant insertion.
one- fourth column ; also, for any
advertisement continued longer
than two months.
'rTDr Williams of Newtou.
li.-.ii, of flickcry, G'Jdges of Ashe
viiie, Pinnix of Cabarras, G)M and
others, Kerr Craig, of Salisbury h
also a candidate tor collector of
jhis district.
Tin; Courier is in favor of bet"
ter roads. We hope the Legisla
ture will not fail to give us a road . Line and enemies of any appropri
law that will enable ns to make j ation, Only on"fourth of the time
substantial improvements on the ! of the general debate was consum
pnbl; o highways. A bill is before
the Geueial Assembly providing
for the working of convicts, The
bill provides that not less than 20
or more than 50 convicts can be had j
m pjfh raontv. nrovided the cona'y
ajiree to pay 70 to public road fund
for each convict. The penitentiary
convicts are to be under the charge
of the penitentiary authorities. The
work is to be under the direction of
practical road engineers or supenn
tendents.
Tut Cuukiek has Hie pleasure of
t-eeiug an leat oue of its candidates
elected for Cleveland's Cabiuer.
The selection of Uoke Smith of At
lanta, to the office of Secretary ot
the Interior has been received with
delight throughout North Carolina,
hiit nowhere more than in Lincoln
Coauty. Hoke Smith was formerly
a citizen of Lmcolntoo. He is well
known here and i:j admired by all
our people. After he made his
great speech here last fall, -ome of
the Democrats said they wanted to
vot tor him for President, thus
signifying their sreat admiration
for him and his speech.
HOKE SMITH.
Th4 following interview by a re
n.M ter of the Roanoke Timet wit! be
'' interest :
v."'n- York Special, 19rb. to lloatioke Time;
Hoke S nith. a :ew days auo, told
. importer tha: there were only two
: iaees in Clevelaud's cabinet where
:rar reputation may bo maile ihe
(. ;isnrv and Interior Departments,
' Xii ly'orra can be mad' in the
jr vernno'ots fioance?,' said Mi
S nitu, ''vnhout, radically overhaul-i'-g
the system of pensions."
yo:i m.,in that it. will be
ir pohcy as far ai? possible to de
.cice the tresent oensiori list
'r 'Mil my policy to draw a
eVup dHcrimniation between wor
thv an.J unworthy applicants for
P Tisiotis here-atter.''
'Can you give any derails " ak-
d the reporter.
'Not yet.'' replied the next Secre
t ry ot the Interior, "Out I eau a
ire yo-i 'here is a great reputation
t-r a man who knows how to bau
ble the Derision business in an ac
i'e;'tat):o manner.''
O? The i'w South.
In selectinsr ilke S'nith. of Geor- !
, c . t r . - -
Mr. Cleveland has given merited j
!U-UUKM u,i r'ws:i!nu)
the vi-ToroU9 and progressive voanf i
lQK.cn,cv ot the South." I
Mr.S uithuas but ten years old
vi,eo the war ended, so that he bus
no recjllectiou of the davs "before j
y.nrriHr. t i . . r , f f
the war. and is not infected with
:'.ty oi t lie prejudices or passions
tti.it may have survived the great
conflict. He reuresents the new era
.lhw nnti ,if ii.n tha
. v,..,
the railroad, of diversified industries,
ousiimg cities and advancing com-
mouwealtb?.
It is to th;s
element and to the
wLc '
suivivors ot the oji iij "
ovnnutnrzH with it U.il im Dem- 2
-mit loo!- for its strength 3
m future ..rmiePlK If it is to tc aid no the republicans are in fe.li
tl,prty ot tariff reform, soncC j po-ess-ion ot the ball,
money, economical government ani f Ever f in"o the opening of the ses
bnine?sOike. administration it must. J -ion the Populists have had the
keet its "face to the morning committee rooms, the srgeant-a'-
link Smith has jhcwn
trrear eo.
ergy an' business capacity in his
private a flairs and decided gifts as a
political leader. He is well equip
pel with strength, courage and en-thuf-.iasm
to forii? a part of what Mi.
thur-.iasia to form a part of what Mi. !
Cleveland means shall he a working
Admiuist ration. Sew York World.
IIom!e:o" A. ml Tlit Fat
Mail.
Special to the Observer
Washington-, Feb. IS. A. spirited
the House this afternoon v on the
point of order raised by represen
tative Kyle, of Mississippi, atrains:
tl,o fast n ad item that is change!
existing, without decreasing, ex
penditures, resulted in a rnlitig of
tho chair in lavor ot the retention
of the item as it stands in the bill.
Representatives Henderson,
Hemphill and Wheeler handsomely
sustained the committee, meeting
the attacks of trends of tne Coast
ed.
Mr. Henderson says he will caii j
up the mil Mourlay, but, as that is j
suspension daj, he may wait a little 1
while
I
drew the
i
The Piedmont Airline
rirt blood, but the other fellows'
were game. It is not probable I
t bat anv change will be made.
Xenaf or Vance Makes An
leresiing Speech.
In"
Special to the Observer
Washington, Feb
18, Senator
Vane made an interesting speech I
o' six or eignr minur.os on nis t
amendment to the 13)iid proposis
tion advocating the repeal of the
tax on State banke of issue.
THE IMTTLE OF THE FAC
TIONS. It is
Ifleeilliig Knnsa Once
More.
Topeka, Kas., Feb. 15. A blood
less but exciting bailie took place
between i he Republicans atid Pop
ulists of the House at the entrance
to the Representatives' hall this
morning.
The Pouulists. who have had
I possession of the hall in the after
' noon, adjourned yesterday until
j th!3 afternoon, and, as has been the
custom since the beginning of the
! session, the Republicans expected
i to hold their regular morning ses-
i
; sion today, but last night tha Pop
I ulists swore in large numbers of
! assistant sergeants-at-?rms, who
j were placed on guard, and the door ?
j nd entrances to the hall were lock
! ed.
i
j This morning no one was admit"
ted to the hall except the Populists
j and members of the press and they
! were r quired to show passes and
urn the gauntlet t a dozen guards.
The Repubiicons were fully inform
' Liied ot all these preparations to ex
: ilude them from the hali and last
i light a hundred men were sworn in
is o!lic'f-rs ot the Republicans.
At. nine o'clock the members of
! oe Republican House with their of
Hcers started from headquarters for
I jo State house.
The march through the long cor
' ndots leading io tho Representa
: ves' hall was unimpeded. Tne
little column forced it way through
he line of guards stationed at the
oot of the stairs in the west wing
iiul started up the stairs.
Gn the first tending was a crowd
of Populist aud House ofiieers un
der the command of Adjutant Gen
eral Artiz. They were armed and
advancing.
The Republican crowd were met
1 P ith 'be niUZZl' S Of levo'vers aud
i Winchesters. The adjutant gener-
al comroanned them o halt iut no
s'op was made.
and the advance
guard pushed into the crowd cf
o.,-!.-.i,Vf-
t I ' u 1 1 s I - .
Three or four ot them succeeded
". lsSin8 th, doo.l,,.perS after a
brief struggle and getting iuo te
hall, but the Populist succeeded in
oloaing the loo and barring it.
The Renublia ma on the outside
j demanded admittance, and when it
was denied them, Speaker Douglas
swung a large sledge hammer and
. -
i ,,., :
: unt.n vyju iu iicrt
j doors leadiDg from the cloak room,
! it too'i many blows to beat a pass
It took many blows to beat a pass
sageway through, but tbe doors jlu
ally gave way and the Republican
legislator mj ! in wit it a loud j
di.nif
Thy J Vj:litt promptly retreated, j
amis' room and the th'-it clerks
room. These were all locked and
guarded on the outside, hot after
the ITou-e had beer: called to ordt-r j
the Republicans battered down th-3 !
doors and took possession of them j
cU'ck there were few Populists in
the Representatives hall, and the
Rpu'.di.-an H or.se settled down to
the regujar order cf business, a if
nothing uunsuai had happened.
Assistant sergeant-atarnis, each
wearing bright redribbons, prome
naded the aisles aud lobbies.
Republicans and Populists are
both swearing in officers as fast as
possible to b in readiness for any
emergency. The Governor is ex
pected to call out the militia to aid
t he P,:ulists,
IIowTlic Kansas War
mii!;teI.
Tcr-
As has been briefly stated, peace
again reigns in Kansas. Governor
Lewellyn signed the peace agree- i
ment between him and the Repubs i f,,r ti 4. p ,; ty . xtX it would cans,; :
hcan House of Representative The -0,; or harmony, and tha: the dim- !
proposition came from the Governor, j in ition of a public pt inter from psl- i
The conditions are precisely the ! i-j.. vra go d Democratic policy. I
same as thoe of the agreement pre ' On the other hand it was urged :
snted by the House to the Gover- 1 tjj lt tu(Jre wa3 an attempt to break ;
nor Thursday night. lt proposes town Mr. Daniels on account of
to give the Republicans nndisputed j tbe p03itioi he bad taken on rail
possession of representative hall, j W;1y AU( other questions Ceifaiusj
with all its appurtenance and ccn- ; jy ujs fnen.is were numerous td
necting rooms, the Republicans to j devoted. Your correspondent is as .
agree not to make any further ar- ; 80red that the giving of the con- !
rests of Populists House officers for j tr,iCfc to Mr Daniels will n t lower
contempt. The Populists are to (be Pricea uuioa printers . and i
continue their meeting in a, hall
down town, the Governor to remove
tueniH,Ury fo,ce Anti the sheriff
discharg1 his large fore: of deputies.
The news of the settlement of the
revolution was received in the Re
publican h dl with great demonstra
tions of joy. Cheer after ch-.r
echoed through the broad corridors
ot the State Hou?e. Hats were
thrown in the air ; coats were taken
off and waved wildly.
This demonstration ceased only
when the legislators had cheered
themselves hoarse. Charlotte Nev:s.
GOJimTTEE XOT SIJSTVI-
f:d.
Mr. Ifaniois Made Slate Prin
;pr. Specpil to tbe Charlottg Observer.
Raleigh. 11. C , Feb- 17 Today
C'nmi?tee on finance concluded
their work on the revenue bill, sub
raUted it to the House and it wa$
smt to the printer. It provio s (or
only 20 cents general tax, the pen
sion tax at 15 cents, a at present.
Mr. Long, chairman of the Uou-e
branch of the committee, said today
:har yesterday it was decided to
j make the genera! tax rate 20 ceots, j
! instead of 22, as was expected a tew J
j days ago. Mr. Long said that bet
did not know whether the 20 cent
j rate would stand, but that the com
; nit'ee would strenuously support
! Us iiures.
j The Senate insurance committee
j aas reported favorably a bill-to put
j rases against insurance companies
' on the same footing as other cases
j under the statGte of liru'tatious.
j Under the present law, while it
j stands, require an action to be
j brought in twelve months.
; There is a good deal of talk about
j bank Mr v.'atsont of Fowth
! chairman of the banking committee,
I .-raid that rf-xt Tuesday the commit-
expected to take this bill up and
remain in session nntil the matter
j is disposed of. The bill which Mr.
) Watson has introduced w;is pupar
I el by Col. W. H. S. Burgwyn,
All the talk of today was of the
action cf the caucus last night, at
J midnight in mLinn- Mr .TnwnlniG
; D,ulels .din Sut. piiutPr. The
c;U1cus teu days Ggo ordered its
coramittee to get work done at the
i,vvest possible cost, and to submit
' ....
p n 1 1 T r a I t. t C 1 1 H O X U f t -l a 'ho tmr - -
; .uv.
rnittee made au arrangement with
j TAU and Bro..htou ..! E. M.
! TJzzei, well known printers here, to
; do the rrk at lo per cent off alj
Code piiee.
It wrpaulwl thaf. th mi!JH:'mrti "x Ior J 8D 1 v
man was eliminated ; that the office,
.
; if oftcs it be, of Stste printer, was
! abolished. Last nicbt it was
! 5.
;.u ... , : , ,. .
luougui uy onis.ueis ruai tuf: c?U-
i mis wonld simalv r&tifv rh antmni
t,.j j - ,.V"(
of its committee and give the drm
named the work. Bat there was a
big saprise for somebody, and the
caucus ns?ead of oeiiig a peaceful i
j allair of half an houi's duration, be-j
came a four hours' wrangle, perhaps
came a four hours' wrangle, perhaps '
breaking the record on the much
vexed question of public printing
The committee's report was virtu-
ally never acted on at all, save as
to the terras of tbe coutracf, which
were accepted. Mr. Blair's resold-
tion to put Mr. Daniels in the place
of the firms named prevailed by a
large vote, Mr. Allen araeuding it
so as to cause an election by ballot
for State printer. On this the vote
was ayes, ia: noes, zi
The Daniels men were perfectly
disciplined, and showed their
strength from the very first, and
the vote alone was a sign of it. The
vote on Mr. Daniels'for printer was
S.. and for E l wards Rrontrhten
and Uzzel 17. The members ot the
committee were m some cases fa j DOt ?Ua e '
rious and declared rhey would re I Torpidity of the liver, and disor
sign. Some of them sought fo have i ders of the stomach and bowels,
ti e matter referred to the commit- !use headache aud the failure of all
.. . . L , , T disire for food. Avet's Cathartic
.re, but .Lw was voted down. InjFiI,8 stimolatc the action of fhe
the course of their speeches it wa3 j stomach, liver, and bowels, cure
SHid that there was a prodabUPy : baadacbe and restore the appetite,
that an even lower discounr in piie j
es than 15 per cent, named coa'd be i
obtained it the committee hd been '
dipoed to have no regard tor thj
puces pid uuiotr prin'eis. ;
It was alleged bv somebodv thrit
j'Ul. action of the
caucus was ad :
that he will receive no bonus ; that j
he would either form a co-partn r I
i
ship with the printing house or
turn the contract over to the n b. i !
ily. Th-latter is said to be t"ue
most probable course. It is sid
tint ih- committee did uot ak for j
proposals from anv of the newsj a-j
p rs here, and many of the maj ui
ty say openly that they do i.ot
thint: the Raleigh new.papers,
whh.h did such splendid w fk in
tni campaign, ought to have bu
tbu- ignore but that they deser
ve I rec gnition. It was state! that
one edifor was asked not to bid.
THE GENERAL AS
SEMBLY. Condensed from daily Exchan.
SET ATE.
Tiie resolution to relieve J. H.
Roberts, of Gastoo coanty, a bliud
ex-Confederate soldier (gives him
the privilege of a pension) passed its
third reading.
The brl tiatlo.v jMstices ot the
pea;e in Gaston c mnty mileage and
per diem in certiin cases, passed its
t'tjrd reading.
Tne bill to establish a new town.
sbip in Yice- co inty to be called
"Dabnes" passed its third reading,
HOUSE.
The following btlis pst tuiid
reading :
To allow Swain county to issue
bond; to allow clerks of Superior
court to atteu i the World's Fair ;
to amend thfl charter of Ruther
ford, b creating bo&rd ot bboraiy
i trustees : to amend the charter or
Liberty, Raudolj.h ouu'y ; to stab'
iish a new township in Wilkes
county ; to give certain townships
in Alara.mce c?nuty the stock law,
(certain township in Chatham,
wlrch were in th original bill, bav
ing been stricken out.
Many bills were tabled, these be
ing as follows :
To amend th3 charter of North
Wilkesboro; to amend the charter
of Monroe; to change the line be
tween Cleveland and Lincoln, to
allow tbe coostrnctiou of a vault in
j tbe State Treasury Department ; to
orovide for the iraoroveroent of the
! .mlit.-. K-rr n,.rif lohnr
i Dr. Cronse has introduced tbe
bill to establish graded schools io
i Lincolnton.
BUI Tlrtitch Have Wecoiiie
!
i ijll
, . . a lana in JNortri Urook tvwnsnip, contain..
I i o a-iow Aicioweu county to Ie" ing forty eight acrs more or less, joinin"
j T "Z iiT.n'i CnXlta
j b0 amen'1 sect.on or ine , herehv made t0 5aid mortgage, registered
1 0- ? ? county! f SvMtS-w
I To allow Brunswick to levy aijn.oT ,'93, ids . ' 'V
. rr
j To incorporate the Cape Fear
j dar-'or anU 1
for the rel
i.-,i -I. l
: Harbor and Coal Com pan v.
UOIiOCEj
efof L- H.
iaie sherijl ot lirauvii.o. , .
! , , . -ni i
' "
To amenrj tte cbarter Qf Salisbu -
ry-
I To amend section 1, chapter 309,
Acts of 1S$5.
To amend chapter 531, Acts of
18S9, relating to the game law.
To provide for inspectors of wood
18S9, relating to the game law
in W duiirtgton.
To provide for the election of a
cotton weigher for Albemarle and
Stanly county.
o amend chapter oy, Acts ot js
f1' amenamg t ne cnarter or aaus
bury,
To repeal section 033 of The Code,
To incorporate Hamptou, Rath
er ford coauty.
To appropriate 23,000 for the
World's Fair exhibit.
To divide the crime of murder in
to two degrees.
. To amend the charter of the C. E.
Graham Manufacturing Company.
Hall's Hair Reuewer for ennug
tay h aod baldness, is
Friend
Wishes to sneak through the Register ot
tho hf-nr-ficial results lit? has received
from :i regular n of Ayer's Pills.
He say: l vn ff.'liu sick aul tired
and my stojnu li s. -tried rdl nut of order.
I tried a numher ( remedies, hut none
seemed to ;ive me relief until I was in
duced f try the old relinhle Ayer's
I,iti. I have. Taken only one box. hut I
feel like a new man. I think they are
the most pleasant and easy to take of
anything I ever used, heing so finely
sugar-coated that even a child will tftke.
them. I urge upon all who are
in i3eed
of a laxative to try Ayer's Pills."
Iloothhay (Me.), Register.
"I'.etween the ages of live and fifteen,
I was trouhled with a kind of salt
rheum, or eruption, chiefly confined to
the legs, and especially to the bend of
the knee ahove the calf. Here, running
sores formed which would scah over,
Mr would l.reak immediately on mov
itejr the leg. My mother tried every
thing s!ie. could think of, hut all was
.villi"!! avail. Although a child, I read
:u the papers ahout the beneficial effects
of Ayer's Pills, and persuaded my moth-
r to let me try them. With no great
faith in the result, she procured
and I began to use them, and soon
noticed an improvement. Encouraged
hv this, I kept on till I took two boxes,
when the sores disappeared and have
never trouhled me since." II. Chipman,
Ileal Estate Agent, Iloanoke, Va.
"I suffered for years from stomach
and kidney troubles, causing very severe
pain in various parts of the body. None
of the remedies I tried afforded me any
relief until I began taking Ayer's Pills,
and was cured." Wm. Goddard, Notary
Public, Five Lakes, Mich.
I'rcrisi-pfl ly Or. .1. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold l.y Oruggists Everywhere.
Every Dose Effective
House and Lot for
Sale
As Executor of the la?t will nd testa
ment of Elara A Curry deceased, I will
sell to tbe highest bidder at tbe Court
House door in Line lnton at 12 m. on Mon
day the 3rd day ot April, 1 8i3, one hous3
and lot on Main Street i. Lin coin ton on
which ii situated a Poacsmiih shop tni
Granary. Terms : One half cadi, and a
credit of six months on the remainder.
Parties desiring to purchase at the sale or
privaieiy, will be shown the property by
calling on the undersigned. This Feb, 21.
1893. " L. T, WiLKrE.
Feb. 24, '93. ids.
mninaBiaaBnHninBHaHncMMi
NOTICE!
Lincoln Couoty, N. c
Dec 31. 1892.
pplication will be made to tbe next
General Assembly of N. c. to change the
county line te'ween Lincoln and Cleveland
county, from the three c.mnty corner t:
the twelve mile post on the Lucus Ford
Jtoau leadirg from L'ccolnton to Kutber
lord ton,
Many citizens of Ltncnln
co., and clevelanJ Co., N. c.
FOR SALK.
I have for sale abont 118 acres cf
land lying on the Buffalo Shoal load
betreen 4 and 5 miles fiom Lincoln,
ton: Land all lie level, well wa
ered, all timbered. It will cut from
15 to 30 cords cf wood per acre.
Will give some one a bargain- For
terms and particulars address.
E. L. Peopst.
Maiden, N. C.
j Jn- 6 '93.
M0RTGAGESALE!
IrXtt JoTnVl
j v' to r J Wesson, registered book CI
hAKSh
1 tbe courrbouje uor in Lilnton, at 12
ri'on. en the 6th div ol Mun-h 1SQ' q trof
. ' - ' " '
NOTICE !
I Having quaiifiei as Executor ot the will
o- N C Hoke dee'd. all persons having
"1 to present same to toe under! (Tied on
:r be ore Jnn. 33 lst or this nodc win be
D ealed in bar of recoverv. Lfnfolrttin M
; c Jan, 20th 93. " '
W. A. HoKt,
Ek-pnenr will rf V III
1 January 27th, 1893. 6;. '
Avers Pills
GRADED
SCHOOL
WE ARE FOR IT,
Also For Selliiiir the
HIGHEST GRADE GOODS
at the
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
A T 'THE QKE PEI CE
Clv ( FORCIBLE
b,xi FEATURES
for THiS WEEK.
Full taridarl aeriYhe 2eit
cf dlicif G:1a Clieap
Only iq Pride.
Feature One :
Gingham', 1000 yds., Small checked
Girighams, Gets., Value Sots.
Feature Two :
Shirtings, 130 yds., Sealsland full
Si inches, Gcts., Value "Jctt
Feature Three :
GINGIIA.MS, Dress Ginghams, Hand
some Stvle, Sets , Worth 12 :U.
FEATURE FOUR :
ODTING FLANNEL, Choice Variety,
Superior Quality. lOets.
FEATURE FIVE :
BLEACH ED MCSLIN,
4-4DL7ACnED MUSLIN',
EXT it A QUALITY ''Our Special" lOcts
FEATURE SIX :
SATIN CHEVRONNE
HANDSOME STYLES
Full 30 inches wide lOts.. Value locts-
Look out for our next ad.
Ye are bound to make this
our liveliest business year if
I good goods and low prices will
do it.
RESPECTFULLY,
Jenkins Bros.
LIME
Important Notipe,
The finest and cheapest lime in
America can be had in any quantity
on application to the
Agent at N. G. R. R. Station;
incolnton, N. C.
Aug 51892 tf
NOTICE! LAND SALE !
By virtue of a power ot gale contained in
a mortgage executed by J A Mundy and
wile, Juiia. tj J V Gooson Jan. J8, 1S89,
t secure a dtbt tben contracted, said mort
gage having become forfeit and yaid nower
ot sale operative, I will sell at public auc
tion for cash, on the premises on Saturday
tbe 25th day ot March 1&93, at 12 o'clock
noon, tie lands described in said mortgage
consisting of 180 acres lyin? io Catawba
Sprinss Township ot" Lincoln county, ad
jriiniDg the Janis of Wm A Graham, 11 A
leever, and Jacob Keever. Said mortgage
deed is recorded in Lincoln county registry
book 61, pages 182 et seq , to which refer
ence i3 hereby made for a more particular
knowledge of its term?. Thi3 the 22nd ot
Feb. 1R93. Abimer Goonsox,
Surviving Exr. of
J F Goodsom.
Feb. 24, '92. ids
TRUSTEES SALE-
By virtue of a Deed of a Trust made by
Henry Johnston and wife to A. Lee Cherry
Trustee to secure a debt due D Kencaid
which said deed is duly registered in Boot
C7 on page 305 in the office of the Register
of Deeds Lincoln connty. I will sell to the
highest bidder for cash on tbe premises at
Triangle, on Tuesday 28th day of February
1893 the property conveyed ia said deed, to
wit : One acre and six poles fully described
in said deed to which reference is hereby
made for further description. Thia o.;th
j January 1&93 A. Lie Cherry.
Jan. 2t 79J- H. Trustee,
MONEY TO LOAN
On long time and easy terms
in amounts of not less than
8300-00. Secured by first
mortgages on Real Estate, pay
ment made by annual install
ments. Due Nov. 1st. each
year. Apply to
.S G. FINLEY, Att'y at Law,
Lincolnton, I.C.
COMMON SENSE
IN EDUCATION.
One Thing at a Time.
NO PUBLiCDISPLAY.
If you wish your daughter
thoroughly trained for the du
ties of life, send her to the
For a Catalogue, address'
REV. S. LANDER, A- M.,
Wifliamsr.on, S. C.
Aug 26 1SS2
RAMSAUR AhD BURTON
HAVING purchased the stock of
Id. E. & J. Ii. Ramsaur, we will
continue to carry the same line of
goods.
If yon want a STOVE orRANGE
or the vessels, or pipe, call and ex
amine our stock.
We keep on hand Baggies and
Wagons, Harness, Saddles and Col
lars, -Handmade," also the best
sole and Harness Leather.
Large stock cat soles.
Old Hickory and Piedmont Wa
ons kept iu stock.
Glass Fruit Jar,' Flower Pota,
Giass Ware, Tin Ware, Ju Town
Ware, Iron ot all kinds, Nails, "cut"
wire aud horseshoe, Horse and Mule
shoes, one and two horse Roland
and Steel Plows aud repairs. The
largest stock of Hardware in town.
Buckets, Tubs, Churns, wheel bar
rows, leuce wire, in lact EVERY
THING kept in Hardware snd
Leather goods line.
The thanks of tbe old firm are
hereby tendered the public tor their
liberal patronage aud encourage
ment. The new firm will endeavor
to merit a continuance ot sane.
Come to see us whether you want
goods or not. All questions cbeer
fully answered, except as to weath
er forecast.
Substitute for Sash
weights.
The Common Sense Sash Balances :
Tbey can be used where it is imposiba
to use weights or other fixtures. Taey
are especially valuable for repairing old
buildings, nd are 83 easily put m old
buildings as new ones.
Commou Sense Curtain Fixtare :
The most perfect Curtain Fixture made.
Tbe curtain can be Jet down from tba top
lo any desired point, giving light or vnti.
lation uthont Kex plying the room or in
occupants, answering the double purpose
of an inside blind and a window curtain.
Automatic Centre Rail Sash Lock;
The only automatic centre rail sash Jock
made. .No bolt?, springs, or rivets are used:
We will take pleasure in showing
thes'3 improved goods.
RESPECTFULLY,
Ramsaur & Burton,
WAKE UP!
SANTA CLAUSE I
Or there will be
nothing left for you
todo, Our bigHoli
day stock has come
find the shrewd buy
ers are getting the
first pick from our
grand display. Ev
erybody is pleased
who sees and pur
chases from our
choice selections in
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Not a cloud to "mar tbe MERRY
CDKISTMAS of buyers who visit car
Mammoth Stock of
Gifts, appropriate and desirablo
for every body, old and young. Fall in
line all you people who wish to see a
BRIGHT AND
BEAUTIFUL
Display of Charming Christmas
NOVELTIES FOR THE
SEASON OF 1892.
Oopular selection; at popular prices are
features 'of this magnificent stock which
particdlarly recommend.- it to Holiday
Every body come and
bring the children.
RESPECTFULLY,
! JtL KISTLER, PROP,