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5 naTnir -TTiTBfffMrimn t Mrvtiriirft--T--iTiMri--rmrrarirTt a-t-TrTW-tfi"f -tt- f LINCOLN COURIER. J . M ROBERTS, kiutoi: and i-normirui:. l,lNl'LNTON, .V C , Al'i'IL 21, W . ; l.- , -x,,, , i iv. "t LisLN-f'.N' as slco.si. claw M.Ul.ji.i this C6Hf iii e ' rtllo.uilr ground- UA.XTEK' The f:w r thar the mapnity of : Su!,.tcriLtionCd'i in AJcance. !the he,t democrats of Lincoln couu- year raoi'ths 4 ru mths. li'iiis of Aiccrtizinu. Oneiuch, one time,, 1.00 ; L'oc I foi each ihieqneii insertion. T-Ao iuciies, one time 5fl.5U ; oO vnts tor each -nbsequent insertion "Thiee inches, one time, i2.00 76 eeuts fur each anb'juent wiser - tion. - Four inches; one time, pect;r' the county democrattc ticket ; roitly let drop i, a wdey man and oue-lourth column ; aldo, for any j ent throu wuh nome of the can- wdl not he monkeyed with by those advci'tiicment continued longer j didatea receiving 50 and GO innjordi, who know him. Whether he de-th-ui two months ,iVf ;r tn,. ,rt',hh,id forces e.f the Ke ' fiO a public testimonial. depends 1 . ; j.u'-.ilicac ana p-irty caDdidate3. upon the several way a ot looking at I'AYIMi TIi;; c; IS llStCII. jfV.he riuruilit, where tutrc was no the matter. It ia fair to as.juiDe - . I 1 . . 4- . 1 T i . 1 . . ) lii-.! r..i-1.-l nnt We know sood church mr-mb vbo spent any vheie from t 50 to o t' the inauguration o:" Cieve'a'id who do not give over 50 euts to 'any church wotk. That i- in keeping with tkj toliowing re ported occurence : II r. A., a vestryman of par h state- ish. listened to a missionary' xuent of the work of a new mission .ui a destitute neighborhood; "It. is a food work." said he, "very jood wo; k, .''j-Ip it on." I'll gWe a dollar to T no next (lav Mr. A. went off onio: a pleasure trip" to a distant city;! vopyed af. a lirst class hotel, j rode around to see variou? parts o : ; interest. The trip cost him one. hundred dollars. Miss Ih took out of her purse fift j cents to help buy some coal for t poor widow's family in the back street, but left m the other compart meet of the purse a ten dollar' uiT nat was to be used for buying some i rimming for a new dress. Mrs. (j. was very much interested in paying off the church dent. She finally concluded that she could af ford to jT'Te ten dollars, but finding thai the rinsr she was ahout to pur chase was more expensive than nhe first thought, changed her gift to the church to five dollars. The other five dollar went to help pay for the rintf. Dr. D. told the committee who called upon him that he really could not tfive more than fifty cents each ..I- .,.,.., hu rui-tAr'a RlilrV. Hei tiiouaht a'joat '.wenty-five dollars uld draw it out it je desired to do per year a very generous allowance o. That is all Mr. W ru. A, Gra for him ; but he seut hooie the same j m, Trustee of the Fund, all the day a few cruaments, for wh:ch bis! AJhance officers aud their attorneys wife wri? puzzieu ro iiuu house room, loe ornaments cot cwewtyfive dollars, Our Church Faj.cr. The above sets forth some Iauieu- i able fac;s, which are applicable to this section, among all deuomiua ttons. One of the causes we are in lined to beleivr, ot this state of af- laiis is dues to the hesitancy on the vi tot our preachers to preach on j the subject ot giving. "luey t;te became church membeis othets are so ready to criticise them! and accuse them of "preachiug for money. ' Such criticisms are very tiying on the conscientious ministei They often sactifice a great deal fur want of the proper support, ra- tber than dwell upon the impoitaut subject ot Christaio giving. Nor witbatauuiug tuese criticisms, we bdeive it is the duty of all minis ters earnestly to iustruct the peo. pie as to their duty ot paying liber ally to rhe ciiurch. There are many men in Lincoln county, whom Pro valence has blessed with plentfnl harvests, who do not give one. til-ti-t li of that .harvest, much les do ,,, i:v ever think ot living a tenth. .io'v many church nn-uibirs pay a j iiu -h to the Church as they pay to tue Stale i Is the church worth1 )e than i he State i Take away the church and its iniliience and what will become ot the State There ale fime pastorate ot h'm -ut T5o members and more in North Carolina that pay their pas tors about 5f3(n a year, about an aveiage t -10 cen'.s a member 3 .'-.'ids a month ! We believe there are many who give sparingly to their church would bestow their gifts more lib erally it they could be made to see their dutv in The matter. The Disrosil'lON to retain re p iMieans in otlice is not what is; ifi'n9blv expected from a derr.o-j ciatic president and cabinet. Thef people have said that they want a; d -mocratw administration and they ! ,,if; i,r ,ipmn,rau .,ii -uirMify thu lute. A failure to appoint a demo - crat to every ofii.-e, not under the j Civil Seiv c rules, will be a failure ! to carry out the wishes of the people who have elected the democratic! ticket. The country wants to try a comp'ete democratic administration for the next four years. The test c,inn t l'o tuoroughU made by io taining repubhcaiis lHce. Tin: mann Ki; in which Lincoln ; county 13 tli-ated in the liiatti r of j fcihral ;ipiointmetd.s i rum in g . w,:lt. fPHHUie On IUO p.U I i rni.v of our bi'Mt U-5i.o.-ratrt- Nor j sl-- '!ty arc such, as a rule, from principle io ' and not for the hope of office i.s no --'50j reason why they should be parsed 'by. If Lincoln conntv democracy had fallen off in proportion to het , 1 treiigtli as mum as nio-d, ot the j d countIes not a sine UUU1 .hrniHt would ha ve en elected. ' r.uir ytij ao Cleveland received i,,iih maioritv when there were .uiy two partif-a. In the la-4t cam - combination uasas niyn as The (.rganization of the party in tlKS county was conceded to be more c.rnple'e than in any oilier county in 5 be. .State. Even in the ariy part 0; the campaign when Jarvis and Cnrr 8?oke here. Gov. Jarvis said the party organization was the best be had seen any where ia the State wJO Carue heie fioQi a;joining , n . a.a i.fu,i niu? said that the organization and wrk mat a ay coma noi ue uu i L'u:-oiu is entitled to recognition jn the m-t! ter of some substantial niUl..t rihe did net mace , ., . , the hght for the hope of spoils, lot ome of her hardest battles were fought at a time when there was no hope''. But since her splendid tlloits brought forth victory she &-k.s as a matter of justice that she receive her portion of "fodder." Roriteiil llisrepreseiilalion. There has been a persistent eK fort on tho part of the f party to Qii-represeut the action of the Leg islature in regard to the Alltaoce charter. The truth ought to be told. The only thins the Lagisla : ure did about the charter was to provide that any man who had put money m the huuties-- agency fund ti their speeches said that they were willing to do this, and as a jiatter of fact they first' suggested it to the committee that wa.s con sidering the repeal ot the charter. Now some of theiu say that they voted for or advocated this under coercion ; that they were afraid if they didn't do so, the wholo charter i LL'i-iiiiil Iia rtHiAfklil .mil that if Wits x . lQ it meA to Jfaw ,w 0lCn monm , t ll uut of a ColiCern theu had helped rs) i ; heieie anv hnn. est man can object to the act.on ot ; the Legislature. It was just and , . . . ..1 fair, anil Arwatei ana every other ! Alliance Senator voted tor the bill as it passed. Now they plead "the j b ihv aer and rrv to work no avm- I pithy for themselves because tliey need to raise the cry of 'Persecu tion'' to keep their party from going ull to pieces. The people are not tools. They lo-d. thousand ot dol bus two years ago by holding their cotton at the behest of the party men and they are now toid t hat the iiciuocrats ate rascals because the ' J.-egisiatute unanimously passed a hill allowing poor farmers to take i tneir money out of the business J agency fund if they wanted to do so Thai is ail the Legislature did. Is tnat the real cause otthe great hue aud cry we hear ? No. There are t wo reasons : 1. The A patty junta leel theneel ot a rallying cry. If they can make j ihe people beleive they are prose- rnted and illdreated, they flunk i they can prevent i heir utter rout and annihilation which is sure to overtake tliem. They se the hand wiitiug on the wal', and like drowning me:; are grabbing at .straw. Li. The j party men are mad be- i cause they cannot tue the interest ! o'i the bnsines? agency fund to pro- ! pogate their false notions and con- ; tinue their tleception of the people This is the milk m the cocoanut Xordi U-jroniian. The Washington pj.-i u-ked Wade Hampton what he thought of the 5,ew liquor iaw of South C.iroSiua. !'!'he vi-nprr,:vi' eV-Si'H:itnr n n inn'i )(,f few Wl,f(U ard h no 11;aJls tond ( f talking for public ition. but he lesponded quickly : "I thik it u outrageous piece of folly, the most ahsnrd instance oMegislative stn- pidity that has been peij etrated in lecent yers. Tho idea of the Sfa'e fcoing into the liquor traffic, 'O ! tempore, O! mores. V KpulMaii trivets his Opin- ion o! s. OiIi WiUon :itil I Krccitt Trisil. Spf -ifd Or. to the N.-rth Carolinian. KAI.ElCif, X. C, April 10, IS'.'J. j H',.l. .1 ll,.,... . tlw. W'llrkti mi inr i im-.i;..-.- ui i ' -" !. coiispiiitcy M.--e has appeared one of th nicest, political opportunities that has existed iu North CaioJina since thu civil war. The laving out of ilsou has beeu so completely and taste inlly accomp- lislu-d that we now wonder where- f )re is all the. hnbbubover srincon hideiahle a human figure. ju.Jo conteii'h re has for ouce per- I formed it;? function in a manner that is calculated to tiring it into j reter lepn'c both u pitfall aLd j ii lile-iiuard. The concoctor t the .scheiue by hich Wilson was o ad- i n l tun 'ucd jui .j uuv contribute anything toward-? such j an onjecf. The Republican party I while feeling it ha bad a hatching j .jrikJ are yet much arnu-ed at the j aitful and judicious method by j which the hen was scared off and so j while t'Oiug without any consolation, j tliey can yet smile a sickly sort of smile. I i Tne Democratic party has every j ihing under the sun to be tii&nktul I f.r in as much as it escaped martyr out of vsry 0!ftVrerr stuff. The fight from big to little is a ; ; v.-rv short one. Long ladders are i irksome to climb and giddy heights ! i!l bf come and quick advertise small : ! minds, and weak heads. Wilson ! succeeded fairly well as an organizer : ! of stfall bodies cf men in country ; districts and possessed the tact re- , j (uisite to make even bis equals be- , j iieve him to he ever so much deeper I ihan he was hut when a really great j emergency arose his failure to com- prebend was as signal as it was dis- mal. Somewhat after the style of ; the ferret he could bolt the rats but ! could neither pursue them nor block their business places. It is nearly always so with men who erroneous'--Jy believe they were made to lead. The man seems to have become fnU 1 conscious of ibe painful predica. j inent be deliberately went into, urd j by seeking to da'ly with the judicial ! proceedings in The cae or; the two succeeding oas exhibited a pitiful ly infantile character qnite out of ; place in the composition ot any gen uine Grand Mogul of all Gideon's Gawks. The hair splitting conten tion abont the remarks of Judge Brown was old-maidish, worthy of ' n o cause, could palliate n o ; ih jury real or imaginary nor too' ! any intelligent persou. Srhen , j udgmeut was suspended upon pay net of costs thecal took its place j on the OuDrta IWords along, side j aud of landing with that i "f tlie who atmitted at tb- nailJK ul iwu uui.aso Litui l.od inilcrtncnt timfmljJil nrnni 1 ' -t ....... ,ut' vuim ui iuc iu :AdU 001,1 8tern acts whic'i are uot ,,ke,V to u expunged nor can gihk-d bighHoundiug nolo contendere swerve as an antidote for the sting Meu of light and learning will look upon it as a utigraa and public opin ion will I hereby be formed. The appearance of Mr. Marion Butler upon the ecene two days he tore the tiial lemls color to the ru mor that he was cognizant of the contemplated action. Possibly the great Hanv of Pitt j was not a persona grata with this i particular branch of the Sub-Treas-! my crowd, and therefore was not I called into consultation. i I The New York Tiaies of a receuf ! date stated upon advice-' of its R i- eigh iulormant that the Kepahin an and People's patty lenders had held consultation immediately after the adjournment of the Legislature and that thy had got together on an understanding as o fnture action. The time was mappottune and the leaders of the Republican' party certainly were not here. Republicans have not yet recov ered from the disasters wrought through the Harrison administra tion, and they are giving as yet very little thought and no talk in regard to the political future. By declining to become a martyr, Wilson has lost the grandest oppor tunity of hs life and has earned a piace a?'ong the "back numbers." V- Docker y. Ayer's Sarsaparilla acts directly and promptly, purifying and pnrichi ing the blood, improving the appe tite, strengthing the nerves, and invigorating the system. It i-, therefore, in the truest sense, an alternative medicine Every inva lid should give it a trial. Corrofj.ondencc f the Courier. Washington, April 17, 1393. Neither President Cleveland nor Secretary (iresham have any apol ogies to rnako for the action of Com missioner B'ount in carrjins out his iustrnction", declaring the pro- tecturate proclamation by Minister btevens, without a Shadow of le- f pality or authority, at an end, and ; in withdrawing the protection of i theU. S. flag and manners from j the provisional government of Ha j waii. And the attempt of a tew re- publicans to use the incident es a ' means to create bad blood between ' member of the two parties has fal len very flat, aj far as Washington is cencerned. There is no politics in the matter. It was simply a j question of righting a wrong which j was officially acknowledged to be a i wiong by the Harrieou administra- lion but uas not righted thn, as it I should have beeu. If the provision al government of Hawaii is not strong enough to maintain itself ! without the United States it is not j strong enough to be recognized in j any negotiation looking to aunesa- j tion or any other se tlement of ihe present problem. What has beeu ; done is neither lor nor against an- j ufxatiop, in fact, has no bearing ' whatever upon it. It is simply a , step towards doing the right thing, j as soon as the right thing hall be- ! come appa ent. Meauwhiie the j ,'doiinistrat ;ou is fully determined ; tJ at no other cation shall interfere , with Hawaniian affa;rs. ! i Senator Butler, of South Carolina, ; scored a point, as he usually does whenever an opportunity is given him, when Senator Lodge, cf Mas sachusetts, offered an entirely need less resolution, directing the Secre tary of State to inform the Senate by whose authority the American ! tlig was hauled down at Honolulu, by offering an amendment add'.ng i the words "and also by whoe au thority the. same was boosted." Mr, Lodge knew that the President wa- responsible for lowering the flag.and the resolution was only offered for bunco in !. S- cretary Hoke Smuh is in Geor gia attending to some pressing pri vate business. He will return to his desk this week. I YjX' i-.''ordinal y effor ts are bet rig mad' by republicans to pur he oemoerattc Senators in a fls po sition b'dose the country iu regaid to rhe proposal to investigate Sena ator Roach's connection with an :!- legr-d bank embezzlement fourteen ; years ago. The repub icans wish it to appear that the democrats refused to allow the investigation because ' ot their wish to protect Mr. Roach. I No such conclusion can be reached, i exeepr hv a H-dlfol disto:;ion of tb ' !a;tf. benator Keacu has trom rue flrst p; ronal!y desiied that the in vestigation b'5 made, as be manfully told the Senate last week; he has u-ktd for uo protect iuu, and wh t is moie to the point, be wauta ro protection. The opposition of the democratic Senators to this or any other investigation of events iu a Senator's life before he became a Senator is Leased upon the highest auUtontv tn the laud the Con-ti-tut ion of the TJ- S., aud it is might y small business for anybody to try to make it appear otherwi-e, hu? then, pin 'nuow, small business, ia second naiute with some peofile. Ti.e first instalment of the inves tigation ot the Weather Bureau ha- be n completed, fctid the immediate results will In ih disiiiissal of sev ei a'1 iniiior i ffii'ials for I heir inability I ( distinguish ihe difference berxveen their own pacpetty and that ot IT : ; -o!e ,-nu. and the dual result may be .striped tuits for them. Tne second instalment, whhrh deals with bigger fish, will be tarted this week, and it is expeeted that it will result in showing that the big ollk-ials re garded the position under ti e Bn- rean in about the samf iight that rhe minor officials regarded the pro perty ot the Bureau. President Cleveland told a Sena tor Saturday just before the extra session of the Senato adjourned that he hail not tak-n up the question ol the appointment of a Public Printer yet, but expected to do so very td.crtly. There is no lack of candi dates and the mst of them are mn whose reputation? are snch that it will be extremely difllcult to choose between them- j Secietaty Carlisle isn't borrowing j iny trouble about the prospects of ! aniVher rnn on the cold iu the shipment abroad. He has. so the i !- directs, suspended the issue pt gold eirtificates for the present, and is thoronghly confident of his abili lty to meet all demands that are likely to be made, but, although be , will not cay so, It will probabiy be ; necessary to issue a fev7 bonds in . order to do it. The Kentucky colony, temporarN ! i ly in Washington, wa3 re-inforced i by Hon. Henry Watteron, on Sat . urday. Mr. Watteraon called at the State Department but said he merel caI,eJ to pay his res pect3 tQ ng oM nendf tary Gresham. Ue als0 paid hi rcapflCta t0 President Clevtland, and it ,s not imirobablo that he put in a word or two for HOmo ot nnme, rnn trifntU w.hn ftPW onY;nna tn hflv a "go" at official life. 2o office in the President's gift, is big enough to tempt Watteraon away from hia paper. Two Opinions, Washington-, April 17 The sen ate extra session is over and only its memories remain. The demo crats beleive that the president's appointments have shown wi-e di.-. crimination and that the senate committees have been w-ell selected The repuh-ieans, on the either hand maintain that the nominations are open to criticism and that the com mittees are not as strong as ihey were Atlcnta Journal. Notice. Tbe firm of Morrison & Reinhardt ha this day been dissolved by mu tual consent, J. F. Reinhardt retire ing. All obligator s of the firm will be met, and a I duo collected ! by J. G. Morrison who will continue ! the business. J. G Morbuon. j J. F. Reinhardt. j April 15, 1893. 2r. j MORTGAGE LAND SALE- A mortgage having been executed to me by Zipporah Heel on the 2nd chy of Dec. 191, secure the payment of a debt then contracted and default having been made in the payment of said debt at mn turitv. by virtue ot power vested in me by said mortgage,! will sell fet public auction for cah at the court house door in Lincoln oounty on Monday l?t day of May, 18P3,at 12 o'clock noon, tbe land more particularly described in said mortgage lying in Ironton Township, of Lincoln county, adjoining the lands of Laney Keel, Mrs. Jane Cost lier and others containing about 35 acre. Said mortgage i? duly recorded in Lin- : coin county Kegistry Book G7 page 4 aril ; reference is hereby rn;.de to said registry. . This30thof March iS'.'-j. ' 1 James Mullen Mortgagee, i Aor. '93. 4t. WAS SOLD AT THE ONE PRICE C ASH STORE Over 300 Ladies Hats in Six Days. How Does that Sound for Old Lincolnton? "We sail at the beginning ot this year, that we were going to make this our most suc cs3rul business year , ar d in order to do this, we started out with the determination of selling the very Lest quaii'y of goods it the v-ry lowest cash price, corjsHtvnt with the quality ot the goods. Aid as we Lave always been careful in advert'sine, never to i(int:e a st:atr.crit that we e?uM not fully st-'n 1 up too, therefore tbe public at once t ok for gran'ed that we meant exactly wbat we said, and have been showing their ap preciation of our efforts, by patronizing us in a moH liberal way. This week w-3 are going to make it lively by offering Special inducements in the fol losing GOODS, In white goods we are showing over 30 different 9iylcs, ranging in prices from 6 to 30cts per yd. Ptegular 8 cent striped and checked mus lins, we will sell at Ccts just touioksit lively- Our regular 15 cents line will be cut to 12 cents. beautiful lrih Lawns, white grounds, with polka dots, and fst cd'rs, were 10 cents, will now be rushed off at cts. Indian Dimitie-, the prettiest goods out this season for Ladies and Children's dress es, only 15 cents yd. Don't fail to ask to see our Dotted Swiss es, price 12 to 15 :ts per yd. They will make a homely girl look pre .ty even on a hot Summer day. We have been surprised ourselves in the rapid salts of our 10 cts line Outings, out it is no wonder, &s they are fast colors and have never oeen sTl before lor 1-ss than cents, per yd. Oar China Silks at cO and 75 cents are popular selling good. We stated early this season that every, thing indicated that this was going to be a great sea-ion for Laces anl i'lsinjs. a.id it has certainly proved so, s we have teen forced to order each week eiace the season opened, in order to supply our trade. Just Received per Express, A beautiful lot of Hamburg EJgings. They are tbe lates'. novelties in iiamburgs. They are very much used lor trimming Giohams. Russian Band Trimming, All shades- Newest trimming out, for line dress Goods. Also a pretty line of Bjack Gimp trira ining. Very b&nds3me stock of large Pearl and Metal buttons for trimming. GLOVES. We are agents for Babon Frers's rele brtded SI. 00 Biarrity Kid gloves. We car. iy them in tho lollowins colors: Black Ked, Navy r!u Tan ahl Grey. We also carry a fall line ot ihe Alexander Kid ubves in glace with Foster Hooks at f 1.25. One of the NovePiea in Kid gloves this season, i whi'e undressed Kid that will wash. Price $! 00. 3EKINrs BROS, .vers ire Are better known and more general ly used than any other cathartic. Sugar-coated, purely vegetable, and free fjom mercury or any other inju rious drug, this is the ideal family medicine. Though prompt and ener getic in their action, the use of these pills is attended with only the best results. Their effect is to strengthen and regulate tlie organic functions, being especially lienetieial in the various derangements of the stom ach, liver, and Injwels. Ayer's Pills are recommended by all the leading physicians and druggists, as the most prompt and effective remedy for biliousness, nausea, costiveness, indigestion,'1 sluggishness of the liver, jaundice, drowsiness, pain in the side, and sick headache ; also, to relieve colds, fevers, neuralgia, and rheumatism. They are taken with great benefit in i lulls and the diseases peculiar to the South. For travelers, whether by land or sea, Ayer's Pills are the best, and should never be omitted in the outfit. To preserve their medicinal integrity in all cli mates, they ure put up in bottles as well as boxes. "I have used Ayer's Pills in my family for several years, and always found them to lie a mild and excel lent purgative, having a good effect on the liver. It is the best pill used." Frank Spillman, Sulphur, Ky. Prep.uwd by Dr. J.C. Ayeri Co., Lofftll.ll&a. Sold by Druggists Everyv-htre. Every Dose Effective M0MYTOLOAN On long time and easy terms in amounts of not less than $300.00. Secured by first mortgages on Real Estate, pay ment made by annual install ments. Due Nov. 1st. each vear. Apply to .S G, FIN LEY. Att'y at Law, Lincolnton, N.C. LIME Important Notice. The finest and cheapest lime in America can be had in any quantity 0n application to the Agent at N. G. R. R. Station, incolnton, N. C. Aug 51892 tf See our New Style of Ladies Collars and Cuffs, 25cts set. Mitts- In our stock of Silk Mitts you can find ihe following colors: Black, Cream, Tan Grey and Rel, If 3'ou want tbe most comfortable and 1 est fitting corset made, buy the Feather hone, price $1.00 and -1 50. QEPiTlE WES, We respectfully call your attention to our line of Men g and Boy's straw hats. We have never hefi-re had the pleasure of open ing up a stock of Straw Hats, that we are sal i-tied are So well adapted f the wants f the people. The styles are correct and the prices right. Trade has opened up un usually early on this line ot goods. They are takers anl "Do Move." As the Warm weather Is now upon us, Ladies, this is the time to buy Low Cut Shoes, before the As sortment is broken. We have now in stock over 15 different styles ranging price Irom 75ct3. to 2 00 per pair. We especially call your attention to our line at $1.25 and $150. These shoes are rx,ade o: the best Dongola and aiade on the l)st fitting last. Many fehoes are shown at this pi ice, that look well, bat will fit no one with any comfort. We pay particular attention to have our shoes made on the very lest fitting last. This is quite an item toaLady, especially it she is raising a corn crop. RAMSAUR AND BURTON HAVING purchased the stock of 11. E. H. Karusaur, we will continue to carry the gaine line of goods. If yon want a STOVE or RANGE or the vessels, or pipe, call aud ex amine our stock. We keep on hand Baggies and Wagons, Harness, Saddles and Col lars, 'Haudmade," also the beit sole and Harney Leather. Large stock cut solea. Old Hickory and Piedmont Wag ona kept in stock. Glass Fruit Jar? Flower Pota. Glass Ware, Tin Ware, Jug Town Ware, lion ot all kinds, Nails, "cut" who and horseshoe, Hoi Be- and Mul shoee, one and two horse Roland and Steel Plows and tepairs. The largest stock ot Hardware in town. Buckets, Tubs, Chums, wheel bar lows, lence wire, in fact EVERY THING kept in Hardware and Leather goods line. The thanks of the old firm are hereby tendered the public tor their liberal patronage and encourage', ment. The new firm will endeavor lo merit a continuance of sane. Couits to see us whetutr you wnt goods or not. All questions cheer- fully answeied, except hb to weath tx forecast. Substitute for Sash weights. The Common Sense Saaii Balances : Tbey can be ustd where it is imposaibla to use weights or other fixtures. They are especially valuable fur repairing oil builamg!, and are as eusily put ;a oil build iDg-j as new ones. Common Sense Curtain Fixture : The most perfect Curtain Fixture made. Tbe curtain can be let down from tbe top to any desired poir.t, giving light or ventfc lation wiihont .exposing tlie room or iu occupants, answeiinj; the double purpose ot an inside blind and a winuow curtain. Automatic Centre Rail Sash Lock; The only automatic centre rail sash lock made. iNo bolts, springs, or rivets are used: We will take pleasure in showing thesi improved goods. RESPEC T FULL Y, Ramsaur & Burton. RACKET STORE. Ve wish to call your atten tion to the fact that we are once more to the front with one of the greatest and most com plete stock of spring and sum mer goods, of all kinds, that we have ever had, and we are more than glad to say that we can sell them as cheap as we ever have. Except calicoe. which have advanced a little ; but in all other lines wre find no change, except for the cheaper. ome people may cry "high prices" to you, but it is not so with the RACKET, as you will fiid what you want here at the right price always. We can sell a nice dress Ginghams at 7, tf, 'J and lOcts. ter yd. L fine line of Out ings at lOets. We have the j,rettie3t line ot White goods you ever saw, from 8 to 20c. Black Lawns 8 to 20c. Chaliies, 7 to 12c. Satines, 20 to 18c. Standard bleach ed Domestic 8 to 10c. Our cashmere and Henrietta line of dres3 goods is the best ve have ever had. You will tad all tte new shades and colors, also tho trimming to match in gimps and Silks. NOTION DEPT. This department is full, and overflowing, with articles too numerous to mention. SHOE DEP T. This ia one of our largest db- partments, aud jou will find one of the most complete line:) of shoes that will be found in the place, trora the cheapest to the best. In tbil line yoq will find all the latest styles of Ladie-i MhjHea and Chddren'd low cuts for the epring and fcummer seasons, CLOTHING DEPARTMENT Our line of Clothing is by far larc;et than it has ever been, in Mens' Youth' and Boys' Suits : you will find what you want at tlie price you want, f jt odd pi'.uts, we can suit you in anything you want from a 65c. pair to the best Sf'OO pant in the world. Millinery Dep't. In this line we are headquarters. Last season proved a hummer in tbii line. This sea'n we expect to doubls Our sale. For Mens' louths and Boys' hats, we have the best, the latest style and the Cheapest. OUR MOTTO IS "UNDER-BU5T UNDERSELL '. Cah on Delivery of Goods. RES PEO 1 F ULL Y, i J.L-KISTLER, PROP-
The Lincoln Courier (Lincolnton, N.C.)
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