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LINCOLN COURIER,
LOOAL DEPARTMENT.
J. M. ROBERTS, Editor.
" cmJKUH DiKECTOKY.
I'rksbytkrian. U v. R. Z, Johnston,
l(,(.,r liiii.r ec-ry 2nd, and 4tb
- , . , . 1 1 v and 8 1'. M.
..'ii- every Sunday 5 P. M..
mi: i. r yuuujj people every Wednesday
i, p in
Preaching at Iron Station on first
Suudavs, 3 1 M.
i'reacbing at Paper Mill Academy on
4th Sundays, 3 P. M.
MKTiioDi3T. Key. M. T. Steele, Pas
tar,. Preaia every 1st and 3d Sunday
11 A. M., and 7:3J, P. AI.
Lutukran. Kev J. A, Rudiaill, Pas
tor, iielhrjhage every 1st Sunday ; Trinity,
every 3i Sunday ; Daniel's every 2nd and
4th Sun'oay. Hour 10 a. m.
LUTHSRA.N". Rev. L. L. Z,ohr, Pastor
St. Mark's every 21 Sunday ; Cherry ville
every 4h Sunday- Hour, 10 a. m.
Lutheran' Ohio Synod. Re?, 13. L.
"Wtstenbitrger, paa,or, Lutheran Chapel,
every 2nd Suaiu7 at 10:30 a. m: and 4th
Sunday at 3 p m, Ebenezer, 2nd Sunday
at 3 p ra and 4th Sunday at 10:30 a m.
Laboratory Milte, on 2nd and 4th Sundajs
at 7 p m. Bethel, 1st and 3rd Sundays, at
10.30, a m. Friday's School House, lt
anl 3rdSandys, 3 pm.
Baptist. Rev. M. P. Matheny, Pasto.-.
Preaching every 31 Sundays at 11
A. M. and 8 00 P. M. Sunday School
every Sunday at 3 P. M" Prayer meeting
every Thursday evening at 7:00.
Episcopal. Kev. "W.R. Wetniore,Ke:i
tor. Services every Sunday at 11 a na, ex
cept 2d Sundays ; at night, on lt, 2nd ani
every other 4th Sunday; Holy Communioa
lit and 3rd Sundays ; ca.' echoing of chile
ren every 3rd Sunday in the P M. A 1
coraialiy myited to attend. Seats Free.
LINCOLNTOJS, MAY 12, 1893.
3tev Advertisement
Sale of L;nd J, F. Reiuhardt.
Sale of Land RudisM & Ader
holdt. Sale ot Valuable Laud. W. B.
Iloover, Adm'r.
Send in your
snbscription for
the Cocriek.
Judge W. A. Hoke came hoax'
last Taesday for a ebort stay.
Mrs. Martin, of Shelby, spent .
few dajs in Liocoloton this week-
Send os in the Dews from your
neighborhood.
Any one wishing a good teachei
for the (summer will please apply at
this office.
Mis Sallie Nixon who has beer
visiting Mrs. A. Nixon for severa .
week returning hotrip, to Triangle
ld9t Tuesday.
Miss Christie Wadell of Shelby ,
and .Misses Alice Raiser and Mag
gie Cofield of S. C, are visiting Miss
Alice Grigg.
Master Carl Detter was riding
on a velocipede last Friday and wa
tbrowu off. and his left arm was
fractured.
Ministers and Justice's of the
Peace will oblidge bv sending in
notices of marriage on a postal card
or otherwise-
Mnr-ied May 3rd. 1S93, by Rev.
M. T. Steele, Mr. J. O. Featherston
of Gaston county, and V.iss Lula
Sberrill, of Lincoln.
Miss Mary and her little sis
ter, Mattie, and Master James
Moore, of Gaatonia, passed through
Kincolnton last Wednesday on their
way to ielativea near Lenoir
Miss Alda Motz teturned home
" last week from the Shelby graded
school. She was accompanied by
Misses Christmas asd Allen, also
teachei s in the school.
The papers have coutained ac
counts of very destructive cyclones
in different prts of the country re
ceutly. Some parts of this State
have been visited by heavy storms.
Miss S tHie Hoke, of Linco'n
ton, who has been the guest of Mrs.
Senator Vance for two months or
more, was here yesterday on her
way from Washington to Atlanta
While hrre she was the guest of
Mrs. F. 1. O.ibntne. Charlotte Ob
server
Let every body seekiug health
ful water and bracing air come to
Lincolnton this summer. Mr. Ed-
wards says he will fill his hotel with
summer visitor-, and there is the
Lithia Springs with a magnificent
hotel adjoining.
The Courier some time ago
asked for the proceedings ot the
county Alliance bat has never re
ceived anything from it. We have
locked for a report in the Alliance
papers, but have not seen anything.
Mrs. 0. C Wier.sball, of Liu
colnton, was at the Central to-day,
accompanied by her daughter, Mrs,
J. B. Rees, of Anniston, A!a, Mrs.
Rees was returning to her home in
Alabau&, aUer a visit to her mother.
Charlotte Aries.
-The bicycle tever has taken
posession of Lincolnton in earnest
and old and yonDg are alike seized
by it. It would seem that the
horse is about to be set aside and
the two wheeled vehicle used in hia
Btead.
-Married iu Lincoln county on
the 1th of May, 1893, by Rev Aba
raham Hollifield, Mr. John tt. Uol
lifield of Rutherford county, N. C.
to Miss Etta Iluffstetler of Lincoln
county, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
L. J. Ilnffstetler, of Liucolu county.
While Mr- L. B. Wetmoro was
out driving with his wife in Newton
last week the horse became fright
ened and Mrs. Wetmore in attempt
ing to jump from the baggy Was
painfully hurt- The inj Dries, bow
ever, were not serious.
Attention is called to the fact
that the board ot education will
meet the first Monday in June for
the purpose of appointing commit
teemen for the public sohcols- This
13 in accordance with a change
made in the achool lay made by the
last General Assembly.
The ahelby Review last week
reported that au illicit distillery had
been run iu a certain man's kitchen
in aiieiby for about eight months
previous to the recent election on
license or no license in that town.
That was a culinary enterprise of
a peculiar kind.
W e are m receipt of a book
published by Rev. Mr. Groome, ed
itor of the Western Carolina Adcocare,
Asheville, N. C. The book contains
sketches of travels m the old wor d
and is lull of interest, besides tl o
book Is written :n very readab e
style.
The newlv elected board
town commissioners met last Fr
day night, A. Nixon. Mayor, presid
ing. Mr. H. E. Ramsaur was elect;
ed secretary and treasurer. TSe
board is composed of good men and
tney win no douot do toe best tvr
the town possible with the limited
resources at their command.
Mr. Aubrey Motz who has b6en
in New Jersey for several years has
returned home for the summer. Mi
Motz has make several trips to Ec
rope since he has been gone. He
is now a thoroughly eqaiped ma
chinist, having taken a thorough
course under some of the best work
men in Camden, New Jersey-
Mr. Jame A. Costner and Miss
Gertrude Dewstowe, both of Ml
Holly, were married at that plac
Wednesday of last week, Rev. Juo.
Moser, omciating. Atter toe mar
riage they left for Chicago, wher
they will take in the World's Fair
and visit the brother of the groom,
Drt Heury Costner, ot that city
Mr Costner is the son of Hon. A
Costner, of this county.
Mrs. Nettie McMullen and
children, who have beeu with her 5
patents, Rev. aud Mrs. R. Z. Johu
ston for several weeks, returned
to her home at Rock Hill Thursday.
Mrs. McMollen had been in ill
health for some time before she
came bere, but she returns home
great1 y improved. Lincolnton is
the place to have good health.
Town Constable, C. M. Jetton,
and Dept. Sheriff, R. M. Beal, made
an effort to capture Jno: Logan,
colored, last Tuesday but Logan be
took himself to the river aud got
himself over on the opposite bank
and made his escape. The negro is
wanted for assault and battery and
for a fine which he is due the town
for an assault on a previous occa
sion. Rev. M. P. Matheny left on
Tuesday morning for Nashville
Teun., whither he goe3 to attena
tbe Southern Baptist Convention, to
which he is a delegate from North
Carolina. Mr. Matheuy will then
go up to his od home above Nash
ville and spend some time with his
relatives. His pulpit wilT be sup
plied in his absence by Rev. D. W.
Tbomasoo.
An important real estate deal
has just beeu made iu this county.
Mauney Brothers, aud Dr. W. L
Crouse, of Liucolnton, have bought
the Long Sboal pper mill property,
consideration $19,000. Col. R. M.
Oates, ot Charlotte, was in Lmcolns
ton last week closing up the sale.
The purchaser is to erect cotton
mills on the property at an early
day. The water power is &aid to
be excellent. The shoals are about
3 miles from Lincolnton and the
shipping point is Lincolnton.
- Sherriff Cline, C. M. Jetton, T. C
and Dept. Sheriff R. M- Beal arrest
ed two burglars here last Tuesday
night Tbe names of the parties ar
Murphy and Little and both are ne
2roes. A letter was received by
Mf Tnltnn wrifton he Tlpnt. D. P.
Yount of Newton stating that the
cu.pits wouid probably
i 1
Tbev were found at
col. in tne suburbs
Oneolthem had a grip contamins
a buncb of keys, several doz.n in
number. Each one had a fine pis -
, T-iflW tnnfc
tol on his person. The ofheers took
tbe oesroes to X.wton WedoeW
morning. Thev were the mer.
wantea,
TIiw World's Fair.
The Agent of the R. & D. R. R.
Company at Lincolnton lias on s.ilo
tickofs to ihe great Fair ut Chicago.
Tickets via paint Jtrw-L- to Chiron
and return 831.7.1. TiL-et via
Linchbnrg to Cdicago and return
31.05. Good both routes until 15th
November. All who wish to see the
greatest exhibit the world has ever
produced should avail themselves
of these low rates.
Ir-ontou.
This being the season of the year
when "that tired feeliu'7 cornea on
before the sermon is half done, the
meeting at the Presbyterian chuich
last Friday, Saturday and Sunday,
w-js reasonably attended. The
services were not tedious, Ihe ser
mons not too long and tbe music
good. Rev. Jesse R. Peterson
preached Sunday foreuoon, and the
pastor was greatly rejoiced to hear
him again. Rev. V. C. C. Foster,
pastor at Paw Cteek, Mecklenburg
county, preached Friday aud Satur
day. As the seat of the oldest mem
ber, Mrs Elizabeth Delliuger, wa
vacant, a meruoiiai service was on
ducted at 10 a. m.. Sunday, attend
ed by kindred and her tnends, ex-j
cept bar niece and name sake, Mrs.!
Elizabeth Dellintjer Clemmer, wh
has moved to Gastonia, and hence
overlooked in tbe sketch pahlish.ee!
last week.
When homes are bereaved anc
lives are shadowed,
"How does the heart rejoice to hear
Hh friends devoutly say,
In Zion let us all appear,
And keep the Sabbath Day.''
And so it was when this memorial
service was announced, it brought
to the church, at an early hour, a
large circle of kindred and friends,
into whose ears the word of God
came with comfort aud hope: "And
I heard a voice from Heaven saying,
write, Blessed are the dead which
die in the Lord, from henceforth.',
Let not your heart be troubled.''
"There shall be night no more ; and
they need no light of lamp, neither
light of the suu ; tor the Lord God
shall give them light.'
ADd very tenderly was sung the
beautiful hymn (Tapparis).
"There is an hour of peacefut rest,
To mourning wanderers given ;
There is a joy for souls distrest,
A balm tor every wounded breast,
'Tis found above in Heaven.'
lZ. J.
'JTIiey JIajr Stop Here.
Mrs. Vauce, in a letter to Mr. H.
C. Ecdes, says that she aud the
Senator may eome to Charlotte to
morrow morning and remain here
until Thursday, but that they have
not definitely decided upon that
point. They are on the way to
Gombroon, where Mrs. Vance will
spend the summer. She wrote Mr.
Eeoles tnat she desired to s'ock her
farm with guineas and p'geons, and
requested Mr, Eccles to get her a
supply of guineas in Charlotte. He
went at once on the market, and in
ten minutes had secured a fine lot
of goiueas, which will be shipped to
Gombroon. Charlotte JVews, May
9th.
JL.oweiTllIe toiler.
Mr. Editor : Mr. A. E. Jones
continues quite sick. Durant, son
of Mr A. Lee Cherry, of Triangle,
is quite ill of Minningettes.
Mr. Thos. Williamson killed one
of his cats, and it so happened
that she was the mother of, young
kittens. Which fact was un
known to Mr. Williamson at the
time
They were in the barn and
an old hen finding them took
them under her motherly care,
and has been giving them all the
attention she would a brood of
chicks, ever since. Mr. William
son vouches lor the truthfulness
of this himself.
Some of our fellows went to
fish in the Catawba river the oth
er night with a ''trot line'' and
caught a monster. It was without
fins and had teeth like a human
being. It was very f3rocious
when drawn into the canoe, and
seized a crossbar of the canoe witli
its human like teeth, and had to
be killed with an ax before it
woiuu release lib nom.
It T -i 1. .11
ii w eigneti seerai pounusanu.
is now on exhibition at Mr. Albert;
Nances'.
The farmers are well up with
their work. Wheat is looking
j Promising. Cotton is a good stand
nnH hpin? rnmdlv thinned and ;
I and being rapidly thinned and
T L 7.wanO'WOr?ed,nt eyUnC01? liaS!
t tbe iJ'JgaQ T0od color, and everything is en-,
of the town. oouraeiDS to the farmer. He';
planted no politics this season,! hostilities and lasidioa opinion
which leaves him free to ve his ' mastered by danntless coarse and
1 entire attention to his iieldR. inhaa3tib!e patience, the nne
A mad dog is scared up eerv ampled fertility of resource acd re-
f , SPVPMi -za tn be rabid . u . . ,
Tt6 blen killed a elv .Me w by wh.Bh th. men
Mr. Ptt and wife Qf Lenoir '.med '
are visiting at Mr. H. J. King's. brought it to a triumphant
Circuit Sunday School Convert- j
tion of t he M. E. Church South, j
convenes at Marvin Saturday be
fore the 4th Sundav in May. The
young people aiv looking forward
to tiiat event with great pleasure.
Several are to with each oth
er in the oratorial art.
Mr. Thos. Gudges of Asheville
is at Mr. F. P. Mundey's of Den
ver, will remain some months.
Mr. J. D. Davis of Lucia, Gaston
county was up at Unity Sunday,
prospecting lor a wife. So he
said.
Through the kindness of a
Third party friend of Triangle we
were shown the Caucasiox of last
week. We had not seen a copy
of Mr. Butler's paper since the
campaign closed and were forci
bly struck by the attitude ho as
sumed toward the Democratic
party. His bowlings remind us
very much of the capers cut by
an old dog owned by our father
when we were quite a small boy.
Every bright moonlit night he
would go out in the field and sit
and bark at the moon and set up
a terrible howl because the moon
would not condecend to take no
tice of his dogship. And if you
would listen you could hear others
in the neighborhood howl at in
tervals too, but their howl was
sympathetic DKe. we never
were able to see that the moon
was the least effected and never
lost in wonder why they were so
foolish as to wear themselves out
barking at an object so far above,
and so far superior to themselves.
But suppose they in their humble
way of thinking, thought that
they were conl'ering a blessing on
their race by trying to score the
moon. Yours truly.
Bill Shanks.
A Or eat Prayer,
By Dr.
Milburn at the Opening of the
World's Fair,
"All glory be lo Thee, Lord God
of Hosts, that Thou has moved the
hearts of all kindred tongues, peo
ple and nations to keep a feast ot
tabernacles in this place, in com"
memoratibn of that most momentous
of all voyages, by which Columbus
lifted the veil that hid the new
world from tbe old and PeQed the
gateway of the future for mankind.
Thy servants have builded these
more than imperial palaces, many
chambered and many galeried, in
which to store and show man's vic
tories over air, earth, fire and flood,
engines of use, treasures of beauty
and promise ot the years that are to
be tu illustration of the world's adN
vance within these 400 years. Worn,
an, too, the bhackles falling from
her bands aud estate, throbbing
with the pulse of tbe new time, joy.
ously treading the paths of larger
freedom, responsibility and selKbelp
opening before her ; woman, nearer
to God by the intuition of the heart
and the grandeur of her selfsacri
fic, brings tbe luspiratiou of her
gernu tne produce ot ner naoo,
brain and sensibility, to shed a grace
and loveliness upou the place, thus
making the house beautiful.
"To Thee, holiest among tbe
mighty, mightiest among the holies
whose hand has lifted the gatea ot
great empires from their histories
and turned the stream of history
into new channels ; to Thee, cur
risen aud ascended Lird, we dedi
cate these trophies ot tbe past, a.
chievementa ot the present and
prophecies of the tuture, laying
them reverently and with humility,
and yet with rapture of thanks aud
praise, at the foot of Thv cross, for
Thou hast redeemed us by Thy
blood and made us kings and priests
unto our God,
'Upon Thine honored servants,
the President of the United States,
the members of his cabiuet, th
judges ot thy Supreme court, the
Senators and Representatives of
the people and all other magistrate
throughout oar broad land ; u, on
that most illustrious sovereign of
the world, our kinswoman, revered
and beloved in this land as in her
own, the gracious lady Q leen Vic
tona ; upon all presidents, emper
ors, kings, queens and other ruler',
of whatever name or degree and
upou all the people aud nations over
which they may sway, we pray tba
the benediction of the King of Kings
and Lord of Lords may descend and
j abide hastening the time when na
tion shall learu to war no moie,
when the sword frhall be baateu into
the ploughshare and the epear into
tbe pruning boolc.
"Thou, alone, ob, Lord, kuowet
tbe well-nigh insuperable o'tac!e
surmounted, tbe envies, jealousies
. . . , . ,, ,
anJ bickerings allayed, the r-peti
"iLjjMii.':-)iMUxaBWif.n Wmm
conimiiti 'n. Crown I b-ir !-br i
and victory with Thy giacious wi-idf,
'Well done, good aud l.ti hfu! i-er-vii'tc,'
r'id make i wo; hi t echo
Thy il,U'i!--. .-i-nd 1 iv Mefsings
upon ths.k. Thy city, itself one of
t';e wonders of th w-uld, whose
vW within the mtciory of living
men wax a pasiuie for wild brails,
tlie laii ot th oif and net of Ihe
rattlesnake h, but now sits enthroned
as one of the capita1 of the earth,
and throws nide its gates of hos
pitable welcome to the people of all
languages and climes ; grant to
those that dwell within its borders
the blessing which inaketh rich and
brirgeth no sorrow.
"Father, supreme, be Thou the
guardian of our laud, defending us
from whirlwinds, floods, had and
blight, keeping far from our chores
the plague of cholera and every
other pestilence and si ir up rur
whole people to be working wi?h
Tlit-e by sanity and anitntior, tem
perance in meat and drink, chastity
and all methods of right living to
ir sure themselves mid their children
health, length of days and pe:ce. (
Makt this world's fair a M;!batfc i
year for the whota human race, a
year of jubilee, iu which the hesyy
aud grinding yoke of HUpaid
labor shall he exchanged for the
yke of him who is meek and
lowly in heart, in whieh love to God
and love to man sinl! become the
rule of all meu'a lives, so that with
one voice the whole world may ring
out with ine antneni unicti aneis
sang over the 6beep fold of Bethlei
hem. 'Glory to God in the Highest,
on Earth Peace, Good Will to Men.'
''Lord God of Sabbath, accept
oar praise aDd hear our praets.
Throngh Him who hath taoght us
lo say, 'Our Father Who art, in
heaven, hallowed be Thy name,Thv
kingdom come, Thy will be done in
earth as it is in heaven. Give us
this day our daily bread, and for
give os our trespasses as we forgive
those who trespass against us. And
lead us not into temptation, but i
deliver us from evil. Amen.' Now,
unto Him that is able to do exceed
ing abundantly above all that we
ask or think according to tbe power
that worketh in us, unto Him be
glory, in the church of Christ Jesus,
throughout all ages, world without
end. Amen."
LIXCOLSTOX MAIiltET.
Reported for the COURIER every
Thursday morning by Capt. B. F.
Grigg :
Cotton Ih to 7f
WTheat per bu
Com ' . .
Meal ' . .
i ;
55
. 55
1.80
2.00
10
12J
..14
. . 5
Flour, Bahr
Flour Patent
Pork
Bacon sides
Bacon hams
Bef
Lard
Tallow
Chickens
Butter
Hon-y
Esgs
Rags
Hides, green
Hides, dry
Wool, washed
Cabbage
Appies, dried
Peaches dried
" 100 lbs.
14 '
" lb....
" " .N C.
" round .
" N. C. .
m
5
122 to 25
. 10 to 18
per lb
44 10
" doz 10
" lb h
i it o i"
44 " 5
11 lfjt class. . 30
" " 5
" " S
er bu
it
" " LOO
" 70
t
Peaches gteeu
Sweet Potatoes
Irish "
Onions
Onion sets
Bee3-wax
lGto
Strawberries capped pr qi. 10
The people want ebickeos aud
will pay good prices.
CURES
Mrs. E. J. Rowell, Mertiorrl, Ma3., says her
mother haa leen cured of Scrofula by the use
of four hnttleg of SfS'fl after having had j
much other treat- lyjggjj ment, and bein?
reduced to quite a low condition of health, as it
was thought 6he could not live.
Cured mv little bov - of heredi-
tary scrofula which ap
peared all over his face. For
ayearlhad given np all hope
of his recovery, when finally
I was y induced to use
Afewbo ttles cured him, and no
symptoms of the disease remain.
Mes. T. L. Mathers, Matherville, Miss.
Our book on Blood an l km Diseases msiled free.
swift specific Co., Atlanta. Ca.
SALE
Winnie Ship et at 1 Superior Court
vs V
Barbara Johnston,) Before the Clerk,
et a is
By virtue of a decree of the Sut ei i-r
Court of Lincoln county, N. C, in the
above entitled case made anJ filed March
2nd 1893, on the pleadings tnerptolbre
filed. I will on Monday trie 5th day of
June 1693 at the court hou&e door in L'n
CJinton N. O. at 12 o'clock noon, offer lr
sale to tho highest bidder lor cash.
Tho fo'Iowiog described tract of land,
situated in the county of Lincoln anl
.state 03 North Carolina and adjoicin the
lands of V Q -lohnnon, E J iirevard ind
others. Be2inrjing at a Black Oat,then-j-.N
37A W. 87 doIs to a Spani-h Oak,
j thence S 32 E 102 pole to a Pine.th
N 4i'A k hs poles ta ihe beginning,
tainins by estin-.atbr; SI
I thence S 4"i W 131 poes to a White Oak,
ence
con -
orc r
And for a more rarticular de?cri tio i of
sail nrorai.es rorercr.ee hereby r.ie w
a Deed executed by . t. John-t .n and
wifo to Surirn? alupp the 27 diy of Fel
same b-ins re-itereJ, lt8?:?sters
oflire of Lincoln cunty.
This 11th day of May 193.
J. F. Ittl-NHABDT. Com.
5,13 td3
OUR STOCK IS BOUND TO GO!
Wo Have laid in a Very Large Stock of Seasonable Goods.
WE BOUCHT GHEAP WE SELL CHEAP,
A lot of goods turned quick at u close margin is plenty good en
ough for us. Now is the time to luiy a. No. , Goods (none bet
ter on earth,) at very close manufacturers' prices. ne do bus
noss to live, we live to do business, and the way to do it is
To oiler the
best
Prices that make them Jump.
Comiilencing right now we arc going to give bargains to all
coiners until the goods are gone.
WHERE DO YOU COME IN ON THIS BIG
UHANCE-
There must be oinciliing you need in our line, there can't be
a betiertiine or place to buy it.
TXT A F riYfJU Gentleman's OUTFITTER
JiNU. IJ. UUOl5, and FURNISHER.
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
NOTIONS. SHOES AND HATS.
LINCOLNTON, NORTH CAROLINA.
ISTotico !
To the citizens of North Car
olina and adjoining States :
J. call your esoecial attention to
my Double Stock Plows, en mi
planters. Cotlon Harrows and Gd s
Plows, the best on the market.
You can atf'ord to lose a iiiiiiiht-r of meals,
H3 there is money saveJ ; tut you cannot
afford to lo?e the opportunity ot buying the
hbove mentioned larmiog Implement, an
there will be money lot
1 still keep the Camel Skin Shoe, and
my $3.00 Congress Shoe in Stuck.
I also keep a general line of merchandise,
and everything a special'. v.
Kepectfully,
Anr. 11 ?93. lv. F. A. TOBY.
NEW STORE.
Wo have just opened up a
first class grocery store rn Main
Street, in store room adjoining
post-office.
We sell first class
Groceries CilEAr.
We buy ail kinds
country produce.
Will pay highest market price
in casu or trade, for all
kinds country predue.
call and see us.
C. W. Ward & Co.
Lincolnton, N. C, Mar. 1, 1893.
THE LINCOLN
FOUNDRY &
MACHINE WORKS
Are still running and are
prepared to repair Engines,
SAWMILLS, THRESHERS, Cotton
gins and cotton mill machih
ery etc., at living prices. Will
also keep on bans a full stock
of castings, such as plow points,
of all kinds and sizes, hangers,
and pulleys ; will also give
prices on wood-split pulleys.
Will have a eood line of i.iping end fits
tings of all kinds. Will also have a good
Black Smith to do all kinds of Blacksmith
work. Anv one having any work to be
done in ur line will do well to cad on me
tor good work and Ko:k bottom Prices.
Orders from a di-jtance will rtceive
PKOMPT ATTENTION.
Give me a trial and be convinced.
YOUIIS TO SEKVF.,
L B. STUTTS-
Lincoln Foundry &
Machine Vorks.
Feb 10, 183. tf
ALIA f S
IN STOCK,
THE B E ST
Goods the New York
Marketscan furnish,
AT "SKINMNG"
Prices for
CASH.
FiRST CLASS CiOTH
ING CUT AND MADE
To order by the
U0YAL TAILORS.
A fit guaranteed. Cnl and ex
amine Sampler and Prices,
AT B J Grigg'S
THE CHANGING
eaaons
Produce change in the human
as well as in the Animal Svs-
i tern, and a Tonic
is Tierncsnrv
j to restore it to a healthful,
j vigorous Condition. Pratt's
' . ... .
X OOU Will UO thlS tO all the an-
. Jmal por Sale At
D pD1pn,r
I D. 1 . UHlUVj O.
, 0
ov.ll. 3mos-
grades of roods at
A. IRIGE33Y
l s
II FAD QUARTERS
For FlXfi (JIGARS
CHEWING TOBACCO.
i am niuking a specialty oi
the following brands, which can
allways be found in stock.
' -Hack L Dixie,'" a good Sets plug ts
baei'o.
" FhriiitTe' Pride," 10cU a plug or 35cts.
a pound, is the bet tobacco on tbe market
lor the money.'
"Trace nt Uorue", ii a very fine to
La ceo .
Always on hands the very
bost Cigars and Smoking to
bacco. Furniture
Factory
o
Floring & grist
MILLSI
E. JAMES, Proprietor,
L'ncoiritoD, IS. C.
JJEDSTEADi,
BUREAUS,
WARDROBES,
LOUNGES,
TABLES.
VASHSTANDS,&c
Re- sure to come and look at
my furniture before buying
elsewhere.
Twin Gin House. Two Frst
c'ass gins; one 70 and one 40 haw.
Charlotte prices a:d for cotton
Tbe flouring and grist mil's will
bo run regularly every day flora
this time on. Sept. 11, 1391.
RESPECTFULLY,
E JAMES
PLEASE CALL
AND SELECT
Your garden seeds at once
as we have the largest and best
selection of fresh seed ever of
fered to the trade. Alg0 we
have on hand pure drugs,
Mediciuef, Paiorf, Oiln, VaroinbeB,
Putty, Toilet Articles, Perfomeiief,
Coinbt, IiraRbf-e, Cirt, Tobacco,
Stationary, Lamps, Lamp fixture?,
Lanterns, Dye tufl'-i, and in fact
everything pertaining to tbe Drag
line. We offer everything we carry
at the lowect Mannfacfuaed price,
aud hope all who need any ot the
above articles will call and price,
an well as select wht they need.
Prescriptions acurately coajponuds
ed at al! Lours. Hoping to secure
cur nstror.age, v.'e remain,
y O URS FA 1 thfull y,
17, 1, Cronse & Co.
Feb 12 03 tf
SALE OF VALUABLE
LAND-
By irtue of the authority in me vested
by the will of I)riiel Hallman deceased
i whicfi is duly rotated and recorded in th?
j office of the Clrk ot the Superior Court of
! Lincoln cuntv Bo- k 4 ol Wills &ltiAZ0
j ct seq. I will seil at public auction fc
i cash at the court hons" door in Lincoln
j on Monday 'Ah f June 1893 at 12 o'clot
nocn ai; the lands Ijlonsrin to said Daniel
Hallman on-iitin of, lt, the Carpent-r
, tract lyinu in Lincolnton township adjoiQ
i ing the lands of Vm. Hinon, Levi Shruv.
! and others cntainmz ab ut 149 acres, eJ
I cptinir, however, therefrom about 5 acrt:
j including the dwelling ho'j-e al iroprove
ments : 2nd ihe IJoue tract adjoining the
aboyo 8nd Mntthew Ca-np iround and
containinz ah-jut 6U acre. This 4th dr
j of May 189:L W H U. over, ad.T. r
j c. t a. of Dnnil Ua'luau.
! For further information apply to D W
Kobmson. 5-12. td9
For wle,
One half interest in the aiiHaaDU
water power of T. J. Jlamsaur.
Apply to O, A. KAMSAUR,
3'. Lincolnton, N, C
Pdrtie? wan tint; to bay brndert
or movers -i 1 1 find it t' their inter
est, to see G. A. Wrlick, N-wtone
N. C, a;nt fur the Buckeye Ma
chines. He has a car load ot differ
ent 8t2;,,es RU M'.e?. I'ricts way
down. 2t.