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mnmm-rm w'saliTMlTBrl1llml"n'TT;7', ; LINCOLN COURIER. J.M. ROBERTS, EDITOli AND I'llOl'KIhTOi:. L1NCOLNTUN, M. C , JUNK '-, Enteued in the Post OKt K'E at LIN'OULSTON A3 SECOND CLASS MAIL MATTK Subscription tilth in Advance. year 511. -a months 40 4 months' A'jrfts of Advertising. Oueinch, one time. S1.00;U5c for eacli aubsequeu insertion Two inches, one time, Sl.fiO ; 50 ;ents for each -nbsequent insertion Three inches, one time, SL'.OO 7o ceuts for each subsequent loser tion. Four inches; one tin,e, 52.51) 1.00 for each subsequent insertion. Special rates tor one-half aud one-fourth column ; also, for any advertisement continued longer than two months. ME. M. U. PINNIX, of Lexings ton has become a very prominent candidate for Ooliector of this did" trict. It is said that if Kone Elias ets the Attorney's place, then Pin- uix will be likely to become collec tor. There is however no certainty up to this writing who is to be th? lucky man. TUL XEGRO. The New York World in an edi torial on the advantages and quan tisations of the negro question prints the following interesting re marks: "The time has come when the nes , gro has a real chance. -At tbe North ! jbe is still excluded by .senseless ; prejudice from many avenues ot in, j d us try. lie cannot work freely it j the steel mills at Pittsburg, for ex- j ample, because the white workmen there object. Jat at Birmingham j and Anuistou there is no such ex clusion. Little by little he will con quor the right to work at whatever be has strength and skill to do, and that is fc all practical purposes of his advancement the most pre cious right that is now anywhere denied to him.'' X MIDLINE TKIDLTE. perhaps the most touching tii" bute over paid to a Southern hero is iLat niveu tnio week to thts re mains of the distinguished Presi dent of the Confederacy, Jeflerson Davis. lis remains have been re movedjfrorn New Orleans to Rieh- moud and at every town and cty great crowds have gathered with flo ral offering. The Wilmington Star speaks of the demonstation in these vords : "There is a theme for the poet in the sublime tribute paid to the re lupins of Jefferson Davis as they pass through tbe Southland to the puce prepared for their final lnter- meiit- "Yheu the people of all conditions from the humblest to the proudest) from the tender child to the silver b-tired sire kuJ matron, fioua the ptivate soldier who marched and Tb uethe musket to the commauder a hu led in battle, gather at the sta tions and stand iu revereutial bear :ug in the presence of the casket hich contains the remains of one wtioru thousands of them kuow on ly by what they have heard of his lite story, there is a meaulug in it thai speaks more than hero-wot'-Lip. which uas no place in these soleLiU and beautiful services. tV.sirhy they are of a grand people, and impressive a tiibutw as was ev er piul to the memory of moitai roan, whether the conquering chief, or 'Je bravely struggling hero who fed bat carried witb him his colors uusullied and the glory of the peo ple untarnished, lhere is behind ad thit the iu spiratiou of the lore of the father land which made heroes out of the jjien who stood with Jefferson Davis rn i be grandest of contests, and will id ways make men of heroic mould. People who are true to tbe memory of their patriotic dsid will always be true tu their country ?' The Goldsboeo Caucasian informs us luat LaGrange has elected a ma jority of Populist Commissioners This makes four or five towns and more than a dozen counties in the State that "this insignificant little iMnd of anarchists'' has captured in les;s than a year. If the two ma chines don't use more "ile"' we will all be ruined. Progressive Farmer. Tbe Progressive Farmer is the State organ of the Alliance and therefore virtually the organ of the Third paity. We print the above to 8bow the interest taken in the non partisan (!) party by liioia "non partisan" organ. A I the force of tlw Aliiauc and its ; apers is cnn centratcd on politics. It is making every I'Ubit toget H'O farmers in to line in order lo ; ivo the Stat-3 into the hands of t!i enemy ot Democracy. AS TO KmiOVA l,S OF POST' MAKTKItS. Copying what the 0erver said a few days ago about the moditied ruling of the Postmaster General as lo what is now nectary to secure the removal of a, Republican post master, the Lincoln CouiUKii en j quires : "Does the. application have to contain the utatejuent that, the pres eut incumbent h a "partisan,'; or is it mirricient to May that he in a Re. nublican ? Can one bo a faithful Hpmihii.'.!i anil not he a itartisan ?! Suppose the preeut incumbent La J been a Republican all bis lite up to the last election and then did no: vote at all, would he be an "..ffen sive partisan V7 If not, could his removal be secured for a good Deai ocrat '? We simply write for infor mation.'' If these questions are addressed to us. as they seem to be, we an swer that the information that comes straight to us from Washing ton is that uow all that is needed to secure a removal is for a Senator or Representative to file a charge that tiiu ininmhcnt, -'a. nartisan. io this rule there can be no objection i trats, if democratic ideas of e.ono because it amounts to haviug no; my and reform are to be thoroughly rule at a'l. The country was natu carried out iu tbe work of the Gov rally indignant, when it was an - ernmeijt in al, its branchy. They uouueed that no presidential past- , i u7 . , . J ritrrinztt.i Zfri i claim that democratic Senators and master would be i emoted betort- the expiration of his terra except for; Representatives have no right to cause and that no fourth-class post , allow personal friendship for repub master these having no term ; p;caa officials, which is supposed to would be removed in the absense o ( lje tfce rea?Qa for en(Iorserrjeut5 t0 charges; and the indignation wa? j . increased when this announcement j tbe w f filhnS th was amplefied by the statement thai portant offices with democrats, to tbe personal activity of a postmaster jH-ay nothing of the bad effect the in politics does not constitute a cast j jvtentiou ot these republicans will of offensive partisanship, but lhatj he must have used the machinery of his oflicp for partisan purposes, and thus must be proved, before a ; case of offensive partisanship couid i be considered as made out. The; Postmaster General has retired from tii a iisitiiirme . lio has antten ilnwn from his riigh horse; and we have ' l'kfe to see republicans retained in the assurance from more than otie t be places they think ought to be bigh source at Washington that ( idled by democrats. there is no difficulty about securing i3 a mau who is able to earn a the removal of a Republican post i,k. i, . r.i ii ir, ntisi, ' iving by manual labor and wbo master if the Congressman entitled ; ' to control the appointment has a j saffeis from no wound of disability suitable successor, and one against j incurred while iu actual service en whom there are no accusatious, toj ntled to a pension from the Govern- propose. iment? Sec. Hoke Smith has de- This is exactly the Mtuatiou as , . .. ,. r ., j c,,led bv repea ing a ruling of the ..rprv frood Democrat would nave j K if, and the only misfortune is that last administration as to the coa occasion should ever have been giv- j srruction that the Pension Office n for fiction bv laying down any ! other poiicv. We want, however, ia b-hslf of those who bate been t.barged "attacking the administra tion," to express the opiniou, aud to lav emphasis upon it, that it the : Democratic parry had quietly sub- j tIje f;lct thaL Uft i3 UDae by reason mitted to the policy announced, thus j . " . . ,l . ,,.,,4 L ;. i ot uis disabiiity to earn a support seeming to have acquiesced in if, j . there would have been no relaxation hy manual labor. There will, of of the rules that had been made. . course' be a conceited bowl from Party lovaity ia cne thiug; subser-! iie pension sharps over this ruling v iency to the dicta of a party's rep. j )iCaose ir rjdaci the pension resentatives is another ; the right of ; , ... - ,1,1 i ; . ; p aymetds sometnmg lin:e jO.COU, i-iiiicism id a sacred one, aud be i , 1 ' the best friend of his party who ex- a year, and their fee iu a Cor el cises it freely, if he do so legiti-; responding ratio ; but the tax pay mately. Those whofight lor the i ,.r3 not .object to this saving, rights of the rank and file ot j iiarticaiarv when it is made with partv may expect then-own -beads,1 , , lo get hit sometimes, but they can ! depriving any old soldier who afford to tate knocks m a good i is unable to earn a living because ot cause, especially if they are so tor- ms disability of a pension, innate au to see gained the point fori seudtor Vorhees, who has just which rhey contended. j ieturneil rom hl8 corasntueuts, says As for the Observer's small part in ; ' the particular matter under discus- there is no complaint among the siou, it is perfectly well uare tluV. S democrats of Indiana because of it has ruined itself at the Postotlice j the slowness of President Cleveland Department and that its endorse- , Hl makirjfr appointments ; that, they - i . .h i. esr candioaie iu rue csiaie T ot il.af I -- -. I Charlotte Observer. Mr. Bissell 1 ias evidently naocli-1 tied bis ruling, as is show n by the appointments lie is making, and that he is said to be about to make. But the funny thing about it. to us is that you have even to charge that the present incum - bent is ''partisan", which is the former ruling minus the word "of fensive'. Why not just say the incumbent is a Republican? If a Republican is not a partisan what in the name of cense is lie ' But we are $?lad that Mr. Bjssell has decided to administer Democratic doctrine and practice in his de partment. The Democratic a pe and others who have criti cised his former rulings are to be congratulated upon the turn tilings have taken. If he continues to pursue the policy which he is now believed to have adopted, namely, j to place Democrats in the offices! over which he has control, the ! Democratic party and the country it large will say well done. Cotton is 73 cents per lb. Fine I horse flesh is $11.00? per pound. Pratt's Food makes the latter. J3. J". Geig. pass. It brought blood and then doing nis lull duty iu a wise ami knowledge of this fact compensates j patriotic manner, recognizing the us for the los of influence there. j tact that there are other things re- JlIOKI-: SMITH SAVKSTWEX TV r.iu.i.io.v DO IL.1ISLS. Oilier WiiHliuigtoii .VewH. Correspondence of tho Courier. Washington, May 2'.), 1893. Why should democratic Stuators arid lie preventatives insist upon having republicans retained in oilice I That is a question that has pnzzied the President, the members of the cab inet aud the heads ot the important bureaus ot the Government, and aK .so at thaos very much embarrassed them. F -.r instance, a democratic Snor or Representative goes to the head of a department or bureau and as-ks that a republican cheif of a division be asked to resign aud one of his constituents, a deaiocrat, be appointed to the place. lie is mnt routed with a letter from a democratic Senator or Repieeeota- live, sometimes with letters from j several of u.-tch, insietiug and m some instanced actually demanding that the republican cheif be kept 'n otnee. You may imagine the em ( Oarrasinent that follows. If this I practice is kept up some serusa ! lioiial disclosure way be ui&de : when Congress meets, by those j democrats who beleive that posi- i Hons as important as cheifs of di- ; ! visions ought to bo held by demo iiave on tbe working democrats who .applied for these places, beleiving themselves entitled to them. These j,ieu make no complaint when a ..i.,, rn(T. ar(i a(ter ;3 yven to an- other democrat, but they do not s,jali put upou toe "disability net of service origin'' clanse of the pen sion act of IS'jO, that he is not, and common scne would be on the Sec- retarv's side. In future establishes are perfectly satished tnat he ............. ouiriuir his attention besides ititujatre , ye(! Laaioa, Attorney Geueral j Gluey, and P. AI. G- Bissell left j Washington ou living visits to their j respective homes on Saturday, but J ttiey will all be bacK at their deks early this week. The trial or Prof. Biiggs for her sey, which is uow going ou before trie General Assemb'y of the Pres byteriau church, in session here, is attracting the greatest public inter est. It seems to be generlly beleiv ed that he will be found guilty, bat there is much doubt as to th9 pun ishment the assembly wdl decide to inflict upou him. Ambassador Bayard has received his last instructions from Secretary Gresbam and he will 8irrt from New York next Saturday for London. Among the new democratic of hcials who will assume their duties this week are Solicitor General .uaxwell. XL S. Treasurer Mofgan. and Commissioner of Customs Pugh. The demand for gold for export Las again brought, the gold reserve fund several millions below the eiOO.COO.OOO line, but Sec. Carlisle is serene and says he sees not the slightest indication of any financial breakers ahead, at least not for the immediate future. The President off for u KenU Washington, May 30. Presi dent Cleveland, accompanied by L. Clark Davis, of Philadelphia, left Washington tor . Hog Island, Va., over the Pennsylvania Railroad at 5:40 o'clock this afternoon. There were no other persous in tue party except a colored porter. The President is due at Hog Is land at 5 o'clock to-morrow morns ing. His car will be switched off at Wilmington, Del., aud he goes fiouih to Exmore, Va., whence he will pros ceed by boat to Host Island. The president's determination is to re turn to Washington Saturday even i tig nrili (Carolina OHiccs. Washington Letter to Ricbuiend Dispatch- i Mr. Charle? Price, the Republican United S:ate attoruej' lor the western tjjstrict of North Carolina, who hai beeu here for a day or two, is willing that his Democtatic suc cessor shall be appointed Juue 15th He so stated to a number of person, and it is understood that is the" ar raugement made at the Department of Jostiee. The settlement of the district at torneyship will clear the skies some what on iLe colleotorship question, and, as stated some t'meago, it Mr. Glenn is appointed attorney the other eud of the district will claim the collectorship, and Mr. II. A. Gudger, of Asheville, in that tveut is said to have the pull. Ou tue other hand, if Mr. Kope Elias se cures tbe attorneyship then the other end of che district will de mand the collectorship, aud with a good prospect of success. Representative Herjdersou has a candidate for collector in spite of the fact he has already gotten so much. His district has the mars shalhip, aud the Third Assistant Postmaster General is from his town, rut he is a Congressman who endearvors to get all he cauv though some of the others think he ought to hold oil in ibis tight. The Raleigh postmastership strug gie will present some interesting fea'ures before a selection ?s made. Congressman Bunn, as reported esterday; has come back to the capital to have a reckoning, it it is possible to get it. There appears to be no dilficultv whatever about, removing Postmaster Shaffer, Mr. Bissell is ready to yank off his offi cial head whenever the Democrats can come to a conclusion on a mau for the place. There are charges here now against Shaffer. Pieilnioiif t miliary. The session of and 1803 e!o. e! ilaj L'Gib- Wuj. E MiktU Piineipal and Mi.v Be,- D. John ston as-vstnt. Frvuj the first of September till Christmas Hobdays the average ait -ndimce was about G5. During Jauuary aud February a th'.rd Teacher h-td to be employe 1 aud the enrollment reached 13u during the Public school terra. Dui mg the lat three mouths tbe at tendance was not 8) iaive us befoie and tbe income was haidly suffi Cient to keep two teachers iu charge. But the process of the pupils at tending has beeu very gui.d. The school year was not marred by any uupleaaauiness iu the m inaemout aud the work done wag equ i to ;ny done in the other High Seuools. Monthly examinations were con ducted and the pupils were examined and graded at tiie ud of the set- .-ion. Some of the pup la Reserved and received very high coiumeinla- tion for their close application and beautiful and respec'fnl conduct. A few holidays were giveu at Christ inas and Easter, lut no suepeusiou in school was made ly the remark ably cold day iu the winter. A short address was maile at the close, when the following statement was made : "Your session closes about tbe Anniversary Birthday (May 27th 1742), of a distinguished American patriot second only to Washington. For his skillful and successful ser vices, especially m North Carolina, his grateful countrymen give him many testimonials and a plantation near Savannah, where he died io 1786, aged 41 years, and ot whom the followiug lines were written : "Thy worth shall with thy coun try's nt me endure, And greener grow thy name I through ejrery coming year.'' Who was he? Dp went a band and tbe answer came, General 27a thaniel Greene. The children wero dismissed to enjoy the summer months with the hearty good wishes of their teach- ers. The school will open again the first of September and invites the patronage of Lincoln county, with the assurance of affording as good attentions and advantages as are given in the other High Schools ot our section. R, Z. J. Dr. Delvonx'H lilood Purifier re stores to healthy action all the tunc tions of the human body. Sold by B. F. Grigct, Agt. LANDSALE. By virtue of a mortjr e det-d executed by Mrs Malvina A Paui-ar to Mrs. Eiiz al;t.h Tbouip'on on tne 15th day ol S . t. 1SS4, ri'tf-rpd in Look 5i une 199 ot Deeds rnl M.ataijfs for Lincoln county N C, sacue h.iu daly .siv:lHd to me by deed ot assignment examined oa the 3rd I day of Apr. 13'.', duly regis ere 1. I v.i.l sed for cash to the highest bidder nt the court house door in Lmcolnton NC, on Monday Vtiih day of June 1 893, at 12 o' clock in alf of thnt tract of land (described in said mortgage deed) ly ins: in Lincolnton towi.;hii. Lincoln courtv, N t), s.ijoining die lan. Is ot Mrs Or J M lbch:.rd-.n, V A Rudiill and ( thers. Said lani known m the U Aiel tract Containing by estima tion 1J25 acrei. This 7th day ot May '9'3 1 J Sullivan. Assine, Mrs. Eli?abetb 'Ihomi'son Mortgagee, i G Jt'ixliv, Atty L-r Asine. 0.2-'93 tds Cooling Refreshments. We have now opened a First Class "Ice cream'' Saloon and con fectionary of all descriptions. Give us a call and be convinced that our decire is to please all customers, especially fadies. S- E. MAUNEY & SC1IUYLEK, P. S. Ice cream and cakes of all descriptions made on short not ce. 5-26, '93. tf. SALE OF VALUABLE LAND- 13y virtue of the authority in me vested by the will of D niel llallman deceased which h d .dy p o ated and recorded in the office of the Clerk ot the Superior Court of Lincoln county IJook 4 ot W ilh pases 430 ot. sen. I will sell at public auction ror cash rt the court honse door in Lincolnton ! on Monday 5th of June 1393 t 12 o'clock noon all the lands belonging to said Daniel ilallman consisting of, 1-t, the Carpenter tract lying in Lincolnton township adjoin in the land'? cf Win. IJinon, Lrvi Shrum ard others containing a'.' nit 149 acres, ex- j cepting, howeve", thercf 'om lout j acre? including the dwelling house and improve I inents : 2nd the House tract adjoining the aboyo and Matthews Camp Ground and containing about 00 acres. This 4th day of May 1893. V II Hoover, adm'r. c, t. a. of Daniel Ilallman. For further information Jppiy to D W Robinson. o-l2. tds. I WAS SOLD AT THE ONE PRICE CASH STORE Over 300 Ladies Hats in Six Days. How Does that Sound for Old Lincolnton? We sH at the binnina: ot this year, th i we were going to make this our roost suc cess ul bus'nes voir , ad .n cro'cr to do tl.is, we s?a ted out with the determination of selling the very bct quaii-.y of coods at the v ry lowest cash rrice, cotisistant with the quilicy oi the onl. Ar-." ns we have a ways been careful in advertising, never to iliake f ctAtaTr-ent That we cn'd no, fully t ni up too, therefore the public at once t"ok fo' trran cd lint we meant exao-ly wfct we said, and have been showing their ap preciation of our eff'or'., by patronizing us ?n a mo?t liberal way. Tin's week w-3 are goinoc to make it lively I v offering Special inducements in the lol GOODS, In white goods we are showing ever 3() different styles, ranging in prices from 6 to 30ots per yd . Regular 8 ceat striped and checked mus lins, we will sell at Gets just tomaksit lively. Our regular 15 cents line will be cut to cents. beautiful Irbh Lawns, white grounds, with polka dot?, and it colors, were 10 cents, will now be rushed c it at 8 eta. Indian Diuiit the pr-uict goods out this season for Lvli-is md Children's dressy es, only 15 cent yd Don't fail to a-:k; to see cuc Dotted ivvi-s-es, price to 15 :t per a. V ;ey will make a hutoe'y girl look nrc.ty ;ven on a ho- Summer d - y. We have bee i surprised ourselves in the rapid sales of o ir "0 c's line o? Outings but it is no wonder, s ihvy are fast colors and have never .hc-u soli be Tore to" lss than 12. J cents, per yd. Oar Ciiina Silks at cO and 7. cents are popular selling gO'-Js. fjacei and igings; We stated early this season that every thing indicated tlut tt is was going to be a great season for Laces and iJdginss. aad it nas certainly proved so, as we have been forced to order each week siuce the season opened, in order to supply our trade. Just Received per Express, A beautiful lot of Hamburg Edgings. They are the latest novelties in iJamburgs. They are very much used tor trinming Ginghams. Russian Band Trimming, All shades. Newest trimming out, for tine dress Goods. AI30 a pretty line of Black Gimp trim ming. Very handsome stock of large Pearl and Metal buttons for trimming. GLOVES. We are agents for BNon Frere's cele brated gl.OO Biarritv Kid gloves. We car ry them in the following c iors : Black, Red, Navy Blue, Tm ani G.ey. We also carry a full line ot in Alexander Kid gloves in glace wit'3 Pc tor Hook? at $1.2-5. One of tbe Novel. ii Kid cloves this season, is white undressed K;d that wM wash. Price &1 00. JESdNTKis :b:slos3. Avars Pills Are better known and more general ly used than any other cathartic. Sugar-coated, purely vegetable, and free from mercury or any other inju rious drug, this is the ideal family medicine. Though prompt and ener getic in tfieir action, the use of these pills is attended with only the best results. Their effect is to strengthen and regulate the organic functions, being especially bem tidal in the various derangements of the stom ach, liver, and bowels. Ayer's Pills are recommended by all the leading physicians and druggists, as tho most prompt and effective remedy for biliousness, nausea, costiveness, indigestion, sluggishness of the liver, jaundice, drowsiness, pain in the side, and sick headache ; also, to relieve colds, fev is, neuralgia, ;oid r Ik uimti- in. Th y are taken with gi eat benefit in chills 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 are 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 be a mild and excel lent purgative, having a good effect on the liver. It is the best pill used," Frank Spillman, Sulphur, Ky. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell. Mai. Sold by Druggist Everywhere. Every Dose Effective NEW STORE. re have just opened up a first class grocery store on Main Street, in store room adjoining post-office. We sell first clas Groceries Cheap, We bny all kinds country produce. Will pay highest market price in cash or trade, for all kinds country produce. call and see us. C. W. Ward & Co. Lincolnton, N. C, Mar. 10, 1893. See our New Style of Ladies Collars and Cuffs, 25cts set. Mitts. In our stock of Silk Mitts you can find the following colors: Black, Cream, Tan, Grey and Red, If you want the most comfortable and iest fitting corset made, buy the Feather-. bune, price $1.00 aud $1 50. GENTLE m'Ny We respectfully call your attention to our line of Mn s and Boy's straw hats. We have never before had the pleasure of open ing up a stock of Straw Hats, that we are satisfied are so well adapted the wants of the people, The style3 are correct and the prices right. Trade has opened up un usually early on this lice ot goods. They are takers and "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 style ranging price from Tocts. to 2 00 per pair. We especially call your attention to our line at $1.25 and 1.50. These shoes are made of the best Dongola and made on the j best fitting last. Many shoes are shown at thi3 j tice, that look well, bat will fit no one with any comfort. We pay particular attention to have our ehoes made on the very be-t fittinsr last. Thi? is quite an item to a Lady, especially it she is raising a corn crop. RAMSAUR AND BURTON HAVING purchased tbe Btcck of II. K. &J. B. Ramsaur, we will continue to carry the same line of goods. If yon want a STOVE or RANGE or the vessels, or pipe, call and ex amine our stock. We keep on hand Baggies and Wagons, Harness, Saddles aud Col lars, "liaudwadc," also the belt solo and Harness Leather. Large stock cut soles. Old Hickory and Piedmont Wags ous kept in stock. Glass Fruit Jars,' Flower Pota, Glass Ware, Tiu Wart, Jug Towu Ware, Iron ot all kinds, Nails, "cut'1 wire aud horseshoe, Uoise and Mule nhoe.s, one aud two horse Roland and Steel Plows aud repairs. The largest stock ot Hardware in town. Buckets, Tubs, Ghurus, wheel barn rown, fence wire, in tact EVERY THING kept in Hardware aud Leather goods line. Tho thanks of the old flrra are hereby tendered the public lor their liberal patronage and encourage ment. The new firm will endeavor to merit a continuance ot saiae. Come to 8eo us wbe her you want goods or not. All questions cheer- tully answered, except aa to weath" er lorecast. Substitute for Sash weights. The Common Sense Sash Balances : They can be used where it is impossibla to use weights or other fixtures. They are especially valuable for repairing old buildings, and are as easily put in old buildings as new ones. Common Sense Curtain Fixture : The most perfect Curtain Fixture made. The curtain can be let down from the too to any desired point, giving light or venti lation withont exposing the room or iu occupants, answering the double purposs of an inside blind and a window curtain. Automatic Centre Rail Sash Lock: The only automatic centre rail sash lock made. No bolts, springs, or rivets are used: We will take pleasure in showing tiles' improved goods. HESPECTFULL Y, Ramsaur & Burton. RACKET STORE. "We 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 calicoes which have advanced a little -but in all other lines we find no change, except for the cheaper. Some people may cry "high prices'- to 3'ou, but it is not so with the RACKET, as you will fird what you want here at the right price always. W"e can sell a nice dress Ginghams at 7, S, 9 and lOcta. per yd. 5. fine line of Out- iDgs at lOcts. We tave the prettiest Jine ol White goods you ever saw, from 8 to 20c. Black Lawns 8 to 20c. Challies, 7 to 12e. Satines, 20 io 18c. Standard bleach ed Domestic 8 to 10c. Our cashmere and Henrietta Jine of dress good? is the best we have ever had. You will find all the new shades and colors, also the 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 is one of our largest de partmeuts, aud you will Hud ODe Ot' tue most complete lines of shoes that will be fouud in tbe place, irom tbe cheapest to the beat. In this line you will find all the latest atylea ot Ladiea Misses and Children's low cuts for the spring and anmmer Hea8ons. CLOTHING DEPARTMENT Our line of Clothing is by far larget than it has ever been, in Mens Youth's j-nd Boys Suits ; you will find what you want at the price you want, for odd pruts, we can suit you in anything you wr.nt from a 65c. pair to the best 500 ants in the world. Millinery Dep't. In this line we are headquarters. Last season proved a hummer in thLs line. This season we expect to double O'jlt sale. For Mens Youths' and Boys hats, we have the best, the latest style and the Cheapest. OUPw MOTTO IS "UNDER-BUY UNDERSELL". Cash on Delivery of Goods. ItESPEClFOLL Jr, ! j.l- kistler, prop
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