TIE Ir IN 43 IN JLT E I E M
LINCOLN COURIER,
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
18 STABKETTK.
Local Editor A Businesa Manager.'
. CI1UK0H DIBKUTOKY.
1 fiiBTTUUr.-. Kev. R. Z. Johnston
Factor. 1 reaching every 2nd, and 4tu
fcuadayi 11 A. M. and u p.
rJauday ao&ool every Sunday 5 P. M
Sxit for jfoua peopl every Wedueada
6 p i.
:nwwBing at iron, Station oa brut
fjuaaaya, i 1'. 11.
i'reaehing at Paper Mill Auadexayoo
aiaauuuaya, r, a.
MJoraoour. ttev. 34. T. 8thj, laa"
tr.f Preoning every 1st aud ad Sunday
11 A M.,and 7:3a, f. M.
Lotuhram Eev J. A. Rudiaill, Fm-
loi. itttnpnaga iry it Sunday ; Trinity,
every 3d dunday ; Daniel' every 2nd and
4la tJuniay. Hour 10 a. ui.
: LniaKRA.!. Kt. L. L. Lohr, Pa tor
bt..Mark'n every 2d 8uody ; Cherry Title
very 4b bunday. Hour, 10 a. u.
Luthkma Ohio hrNoo. Kev. ii. L.
WeaUmbarger, plor, Lutheruu Chapel,
every ind cyinday at .10:30 u. m. aud 4th
Sunday at 3 p iu, JLOeuezer, -2ud iiuday
.at 3j ia aud 4th Sunday at 10:30 a m,
laboratory Mills', ou 2nd and 4th Sunday
at 7 p u- Betriel, 1st aud 3rd Sunday .. at
'10.30, a m. Friday 'a School Home, lbt
and 3rd Sunday, ii pun.
Uaj-iibt. iter. 31. P. Matbeny, Pastor.
Piteaching every 3d Wuiiday at 11
A. Al. aud tt.OO P. Jd. Suu.iay S. lio..i
ever) Sundy at 3 P. M Piayei mcuiiu
evry I'buindny evening l 7-00.
Lfi-ooiUL Rev. W.K. VVfctiuoie.hVc?
tor- Service every Suuday at II a , i
cpt 2d DuudnyH ; at nilil, on let, 2nd and
every other 4th rtund ; lloly OouWuuion
lat aud 3rd tiuuditya ; ualechldilig ot chlldi
ren every 3rd Sunday in I ho P M. All
"coraiahy luvited to alleud, Seta Preq.
LiNtX)LNTONrN. U.JAN 8 1894
AN Ol IKU.
All nubiKititeis- who will cotue ui
and pay their back does on aub
scriptlou at the ratea of 11.25 and
pay one doUar in additioo, Can get
the Coubikb one year from date of
each payment. All who are op
with subscriptioua to date can get
one year, pubdcripiiou y paying
$1.00 casfi Cn advance. ''
Thitt iTToposUlon' is good only foi
caih.
The commisAiners met on Mouj
day and transacted the usual busi
ness for such a body...
The governor ot Florida seems
determined to prevent the Ugbt be
tween Mitchell and Cbrbett.
Sheriff (Jliue has handed in the
public school fund for this year.
It will be utilized as far as possible,
Married on the 24th Dec. 1893,
by L. D. Haynes, Esq., Mi. David
Motz and Miss Susie Long. All of
this county.
The Central Hotel is a new iuB
stltQtion in Lincolnton, but the
proprietor, Mr. Edwards, is not a
new man at the business.
Qur typos nave returned to tbe
ciSce and have began the New Year
in earnest. We hope (o have both
of tnem with us next new year, but
there are some doubts.
An article of interest in regard
to the Old Wbite Obuich" that
was reieutly burned at this place is
too lengthy for our space this week
it will appear in tbe next issue.
We acknowledge the reception
of an invitatiou to attend the mar-;
riage ot Miss Mattie Ward to Mr.
Jobn Leauder Cobb, at St. Lube's
Church on January 17th, at 8 o'
clock.
We want a load or twq of good
wood for our office. There are isev
eral paities who have promise) to
bring it but so far have not done
so- We will not need tbe wood
after we are irozen. : 13 ring it in at
ooce and prevent a sad ca'astropber
We are adding to our list of
subscribers almost every day, but
occasionally w receive a note "from
some delinquent sayiug "Please
atop my paper as I don't want it
any longer.' All who deoire to stop
will p!ease pay up and then we will
tjisgontiuue lh& paper to..,them as
reqaested,
.Mr. J. U. Mills, manager of the
Tboma8ville Orphauage, who, with,
a number of his orpbaus was to
give a series of Eutertaiuments in
this county, beginuing at Mt. Zion
church Tuesday, the 16th of this
month, has been compelled to re
call bis appointments. I shali be
g'aJ if any person seeiug this will
notj!y the people af far as possible
that entertainments will not be giv
en SI. P- Matbeny.
James Angel, a very angelic
lame, lives in ueorgetown.; He
ivi8 in a rented house. Some dis
gsi6cd pa i ties, we learrj, went to
him a few dajs ago and called bim
out and whipped bim. They told
him if he did not pay bis rents they
would do bim worse tbe next .. time.
Tbe proper ihing for this colored
ftpgcl to"dp is to get oat it he can-
fv ma rwii, and Ibe panien
mai aid the whipping ought to be
dealt with. Tbi wy oi doing bun
lutsHH h not i he irojr way.
- - .
Mtl loc Mild Mud Nt4ue.
A dog belonging to U en ry Futile
tuiMi niiu uu m ii ue iKjy, sou
of 8yd Hoffman on Saturday morn.
iog. The dog whh killed by a son
oi oapi. -6 Yyant. A mad
stone oeiouging to J. L. Cobb of
tbia town wa Hpplu d to the wound
and on firm application it adhered
Itru a n.f m... .
- .o. u.. ov uimuMH. oeoonu ap
plication, BauiH wound 1 hr. and 45
miiiuten. Yifpl appjinatiou on ti e
oppose side of arr& 1 ihr. and 10
ininuteH. Btieoud 'applfcation aame
mde 25 minute. To atone waa ap
piled alternately aftetwaida and
would uot adhere- Meaaia. J. . A.
Jobnftou, P. P- fiotfman and M. M
Lutz witneHed the above.
Lincolutou has one ' of the bet
boarding housea t bat it has ever
been our pasure to enter. We are
loathe l tfivH it up but wh feel lhl
I is Iini iniioti to board our Millie
taintl.v UMhe .way we have Item
boarding .tbrreioie we will oin
pue of our owu lit wbioh our nn
aimly w ill t I he boarders. In
speaking of ibis we do uot do ho to
the deUirnciU . of other boarding
hounet. W have fried tbi und
know whereo! we npeak. We can
only say; ihj8 that if ail are so well
kept an that presided over by Mrs.
P. D. Uinoou, the travelling public
will be happy when they strike Lin
coin ton. Mr. Hioson's house is
w.thlu 4 at one's cast of both our de
pots, and; isVelMurWtIed. '
I wish to return my thanks to the
good people of Lincolnton and
Pleasaut Grove churches, and ptber
tiiends who participates in the
pounding gtvU; - us duiing Christ
mas week.
' These expressions are gieatly
appreciated by us and make an in,
delible impression upon us for good.
I must confess tnat I have been
agreeably surprised, not only by
being pounded, but in the people
of Lincolnton in these many ex
pressions of kind woidsjand actions
toward me. Lincolnton mast no
longer be represented.2 I never
have lived among a people who
were more kind. Andi now as we
have entered upon our second year
let us stand with renewed energy
in the great work of our Master
and work together for tbe upbuild
ing of His Kingdom and the bles
sings of God will rest upou us.
M- T. Steele.
County Sfatfer,
The board of County Cammrs
met last Monday. Present R. M
Boseman. Chm A Lee Cherry, J E
Reinhardt and W M Hull.
Tbe following business were
had. R M Rose.man aud B C Wood
Committee to make settlement of
State Taxes with J K Cline, SbrT
and County funds with J C Quick,
el, made reports which were apj
proved. J EA Reinhardt. was ap
pointdd a committee on Bridges ou
Mt Zion andIron Station Roads
P A Reep was appoiuted a commit
tee ou Quickie Bridge.
Tbe. lollQwiug accoauts were aud
ited and ordered to be paid viz ;
B O Wood Regr of Deeds . $17.35
services as Clerk &o tor Deo ; P P
Baxter $99.20 Tbe - Home bill for
Dec; TL Burgiss $Q 85 lumber and
and work on bridge ou Island Ford
Road; Jeff! Smith $3 50 building
rock dam below small bridge this
side ot Iron Bridge : J K Cline
Sbiff $6:35 Jail lees &u for Do;
Jno F Davis $1.00 for examination
of Lee Hoke ; F S Starretle $18.83
tor publishing Couut Revenue and
Charges, and $14.64 ioT Annual Re
port of G,E Cblids ospjJA Ni
co J P $1.00 examination of Lee
Hoke ; J C Shrum $4 67 dumber tor
bridge on Island Ford Road ; J K
Cline Snrff $35, tor indignant pu
pils in Institution for D. D. & B-.
Jenkins Bros $18 for 6 prs blankets
for the Home; Ramsaui & Burton
11 AQ Hard Wfttft for COUntV ; J F
Wilson $40 interest on 500 note
rmm rv.f i 180 rn fii't, 4 1893 : P
A Reep $9.00 goods tor county;
Dr W Jj Crouse $14 54 Inst on $100
note ; Dr W L Crouse $9.90 Inst so
$100 bote; "Dr W D Croase $450 for
iledical attention at Tbe Home ;
DrV W O Grouse & Co $3.90 medi
cine for Home.
The following were granted aid :
D M Taylor $2.50 ; F T Short $2.50
RW Cline $2 Gerome Yarboro
$1.50;O!lie Howard $2.25; Med
Amos Reynolds $1,00 ; Med Clem
mer ?.5Q.
The following J Pa made annua
reporta : B p S iHirill, PhiUp Car
panter, A G U mill, W P K-l)y; . J
A Nixon aud L D IJayn. .
Pink Connelly relfeil Poll Tax
1893 or age ; W II Keener re
leaaenl Poll Tax:t81)3. ilead ; A u
Sixk i erased Poll l ax 1893 tin aJ--
Onuut ol iufiruiity, 11 J Kink-V IrihI
was reduced for taxea to $5 45 fier
acre
Mr John W. IJnvd i.nn-Ad fia
years, died in tbia fnu- ii fn i loot
v r. - ' i
Wednesday. Mr JJoid had been
in declining health for some time
aiul his death was not unexpected.
lie had a policy of 92000.00 in tlte
Knights of Honor. The fti neral
services were conducted from the
BaptUt churh by his pastor. Key
M. P. Matbeny. Hia remains
were carried toSalefb church, mx.
miles north of Lincolnton, for in
terment.
IeHlb ol' Oapt. Jobn P. II ill.'
We are pained to announce the
death of Capt John F. Hill which
ceurred in Ginvill Florida, last
Sat ui day IHoemler, 30 h. Canf.
iill was a nativ.i nnd leNidmt of
hi count v until tiirn
. j . u,...,
he movwt to Slatvitle. : Upon Him
dnth ol hiH wila two teara hi now w
ab.iudoued house keeping and ..re J
aidel with bia only surviving chil
dren, W. L. Hill of Winston, aud
Logan Hill .of. Giiuavitl Florida
He had been with hia apn at Gains
villa but four weeks when he, was
prostrated with pneumonia passing
away after a weeks illuesa, having
lived beyond his three ecore and
teu years. Hia remains were laid
to rest in Gainesville.
Capt. Hill was a son ot Hev
James Hill, a pioneer Metbodiat
Minister in ihia sectioi;. Kev.
James Hill died in 1828 and was
buried in the cemetery of the Meth
odist church iu Liocolntoo. Cant
Hill lived in tbe communion of the
church of his father, and waa al
ways active iu promoting its wel
fare.
He was a volunteer in the late
civil war aud raised a company of
soldiers in Lincoln county ot which
he was commissioned Captain, Au
gust 31, 1861. This is known as
Hill Company and was attached to
the 34th Regiment.
Captain Hill was a good citizen, a
kindly neighbor, a Christian gen
tleman and has many friends in
this county who will be saddened to
bear of bis decease.
An Interesting Occasion.
Mr. Editqn Oa Thursday after
Christmas there was a "Chriatma
Tree" at McKendree charcb, four
miles nortn of town. It was an em
inent saccess, and was enjoyed bv
both old and young. Tbe pastor,
Rev. M. T, Steele, was present and
made an impromptu addn as. It
was replete with good sense aud
souod reasouing and was a rare
treat to those who heard it. I shall
not attempt a description of tbe
tree; it is enough to say its branch
es were laden with many beautiful
presents for the childreu. In the
distribution ct the presents the
pastor was generously remembered,
and his kindly fape beamed with
gratitude and love as he received
theui from tbe hands c f the com
mittee. The writer was not over
ooked. He, too received several
presents from so me friendly hand
Among the number was one on the
.grotesque order, and as it was whit
tied out of wood it bears tbe ear
mtrks of Mr. John Haynes, Sr. Let
it be remembered that he is a mem
ber of tbe Sunday School, and wbeu
the relatives standing of the. scboU
ars was read by the Supenntecdent
at tbe beginning of tbe exercises,
tbe repot t showed that Mr. H. ' had
not attended the foar last Suodaya
embraced iu the repoit. mere is
au inferenoe to be drawn from this.
It is possib'e that Mr. HayneS pat
in the four days whittling, but as
he is a pious, Cbristam man such
a thing is hardly probable One ot
his neighbors says he would not be
guilty of such a thing, and since a
big boy has taken his name, it is
charitable to clule that he tpent
tbe foar days b the rattle and
the boy. There is a humorous side
to Mr. H and he likes to tease bis
friends.
Among tbe I rtsenia disttibated I
noticed quite a large number labeled
"From Mr. Marsh." Inquiry devel
oued tbe fact that tbey were from
Mr. J. H. Marsh of Charlotte, for
merly ot tb'8 county. Such tokens
of regard are a manifestation of bis!
kiqdjy feeling for bis pld bejae. j
The adyent of Christmas with it I
attendant leativitief, ia alwata a
source or grtai i y to all, especially
i:iindi-i. wIlhih young I euru
thx. b i- umoi at the cuung f th
-M.tl .S uta Clauae. By ibn
o iMier, iIih ' i'hriatinaa tteeia
! supposed to be an iiihpuatiou ot bia
il uot h in own hamliMoi 'U, and when
the jneutbf r of a'huirh gite it cut
tbai lb v are going lo live . e
thei4 will doQiiiirNn b ii a v viti.i.a
of U l S.ni" In til I- ug wauht
of the uight preolipg it. U.
lTMMIla.
; 'Miss Maine Mr.Uan apent ijon
day iu Shelby.
Mlas Mary Davis has goue to
RckliiglirtUJ.
Mr. J.-F. Eudy weul lo Cluster
l it week In hia lav, I gnl.
Miai Shj bun Wrlla.oi Ga
vimti-d felaliV" h. if lat wi k ...
Ml au.l viiH. P. S. H ioiiM.or
llltkoi, ,ue viitinu iHrtllTea ht r
Mien Alice and An uie llair l
uialea Nhoit viaii to Keiou, ihia
week.
Mr. and Mrs, Jn- Manning, o
40harlotte, speut Ghiiatmas iu Liu-
ClllltOU.
Z M" and. Mir. Uo t. i.daH. '
8;ie b, HM-ar in. iui..l .u Lu
eolMoii. .
Vli, rt.,d Mrs T.,I. Uav. ea. of
Charlo'l. 4 MNiied Mrs L. T. Wilkie
i hi hinl 1..kI wek .
M.h. J M Rdeits ai d ci-ild-
i u havev oertu vimfing in tlHi. counr..
ny ibis aevk .
Piof. D. Mad Ti.ouiotou. aud
1.011, i f StrtibaviJb,, aeiti visiiora in
town Ihia; week.
. Misa Minnie Setzer who has
been iu Chester aome time," re
turned home la week.
Miss Lucy Abernethy, of Ml.
Holly, is visiting her uncle Mr. J. A.
Abernethy.
Mrs. Hugh Jenkins and Miss
Alice Gngg visited in Spartanburg,
S. C, last week.
Mr. P. O. Carpeuter, ot Maiden
N. C, made us a pleasant call cn
last Monday.
Mr. A. W, Black and Mr. Luih-
er Hoyle visited in Liucoln Co. dur
ing the holidays.
Mr. Wm. McKee, and family, of
Belmont, N. C, visited relatives iu
Liucoln county last week.
Miss Laura Williams ot Falls
ton, N. C, visited relatives in and
near Lincolnton, this and last week
Mi-a Lula Abernethy, who is
atteodiug Peace Institute, Raleigh,
was at tome duting tbe holidays.
Mr. J. M- Robert, the former
editor of the Courier, spent Christ
mas with his family at this place.
Miss i Arrie Gatewood, of the
Normal and Industrial School of
Greensboro, spent Christmas with
Dr. aud Mrs. T. F. Costner.
Miss Maggie Plonk accompan
ied by ber niece Annie Love Plonk
who has been attending tbo 8. E.
N. I. at Waco, spent the holidays at
home. Tbey returned Tuesday.
Mr. Pate, the agent at theC. C-
depot, has been laid up with La
Giippefor several days Young
Mr. Holland, a polite little fel'ow ot
alt. Holly, haa been holding the
reins for a few days.
The Hewiilt ofa Trial.
Canneltox, Iod. I have used
Simmons Liver KegoUtor, manu
factured by J. H. Zeillin & Co.,
Philadelphia and fouud that for iu
digention aud liver complaint it is
the best medcine I ever used E.
E. Claik. Your druggist sells it iu
powder or liquid. The powder to
be takeu dry or made into a tea,
During the pas?, half century
since tbe discovery of Ajer'a Sar-eaparilla-r-the
average limit of bu
man lile in civilized countries, has
been considerably lengthened. Ay
er's Sarsaparilla is evefywbete con
sideted the standard blood-purifler,
the Superior Medicine
Popnlar Every wbere.
Beginning with a small local safe
iu a retail diug store, the Hood's
Sarsapaiilla has steadily increased
until there is scarcely a village or
hamlet in the United States where
it. Is unknown.
To-day Hood's SarsaparlUa
stands at the head in the medicine
world, admired in prosperity and
envied iu merit by thousands of
would-be competitors. It has a
larger sale than any other medicine
befuie the American public, aud
probably greoter than all other Far
es panllas and blood panSers com
bined. Sui-h success proves merit.
If you are sick, ia it not the med
icine for jot to irj ? Hood's Sai
saparilla Cures.
wltea Baby waa rick, tre gate berCartorta.
Wha ataevM a CMi, the cried fcr CtorU
m - - - Va fiYnas tit rWtnHa.
SSitiauaC
MB
Mrs. J. H. IIorsnvder, 152Pacifio
Ava., Santa Crur, Cal.. writes:
" When a girl at achool, in Rading.
Ohio. I had a severe attack f .r.in
fever. On my recovery, I found znynelf
perfectly, bald, and, for a loop time, I
fearad I ehould be peruaueutly ao.
'' FriotulH urged me to- use Ayera Hair
Vigor, and, on doing so, -my hair
Began to Grow,
and I now have a fine a head of hair as
one could wish for, beiug changed, how
ever, from Monde to dark brown.
" After a fit of nick Hess, my hair cauia
out in eoinofulla. I used two bottles of
AyerVHair Vigor
and now my hair ia over a yard long
and very full and heuvy. I have recom
mended this preparation to other with
like good effect." Mrs., 8idney Can,
14C0 Itegina at., llarrhiburg, Pa.
"1 have used Ayer'a Hair Vigor for
several years and al ways obtained aatU
factory results. I know it is the lst
preparation fr the hair that ia mad."
, C'.T. Arnett, Mammoth 8pring, Ark
flyer's Hair Vigor
Prl-4 lv Dr. J.C. Ajmr 4 Ou.tUwU, Maw.
4iiiount Paid C'omuilaaioiier,
North Caiobn, Lincoln county,
Office Register ol 1 eedt, December
5tb,1893.
Statement ot amounts paid to
members of tbe Board of county
Commissioners for the y ear, ending
December 1st, 1893;
R M Roseman 14 d as Com'r $28,00
" " 8 d as Comit. 16.00
Total, $44.00
A Lee Cherry 15 d as Com'r $30.00
" " ' 2 das aYuomit. 4.00
44 " 416 miles travel, 20,80
Total,. 54,80
J Reinbardt 15 d as Com'r $30.00
" " " 4 das as Comit, 8 00
" 182 miles travel.
Total,
P A Reep 14 days as Com'r.
" " . 156 miles travel.
Tata!,
A M Hull If days as Com'r
. 4 days as Comb.
u 312 miles travel
9.10
$47.10
$28.00
7.80
$35 80
$30 00
800
15.60
Total, 853.60
I, B. O. Wood, Clerk of the Board
of Commissioueip, do hereby certify
thai tbeioiegoing statement is true
as the same appears on Minutes.
Witness my band and seal of said
Board in Office of Lincolnton, N. C,
day above written.
j Seal B. C. W
ood, Clerk.
NOTICE!
On Saturday the "20th day ot January
1894, at 12 o'clock M. at tbe Court House
door in Lincolnton, N. C, 1 will sell for
cash to the highest bidder by virtue of a
Mortgage Deed executed to me by J M
Ilouser and wife M E Houser on the 1st
day of January 1836, to secure the pay
ment of u boud of even date lor $$190 and
inter e't on the satna up to ibis date, tbe
lands decribed'in siid mortgage contain
iag;ar.ut 45 acres and lying in -North
Brook township Lincoln Oo. cn tho was
ters of Indian Creek and aJj inng the
jands D F Beam Dee'd and others. Said
mortgage is duly registered in book 61
page 5b' for mortgages for Lincoln Co- in
tbe registers office for the same, to which
relet fiuee U hereby made for more part.cu-
lar deacription of said property.
' This 20th day of Dec. -1693.
Dorah A. Hocskb, M'tgee.
S O Finlkt. Atty.
Dec 22. 1893 " tls.
MTGEE'S LAND SALE!
A mortgage having been executed by
John Scronce and wife to L F Wi 1-ton
dated Oct. 37, 1590 and recorded In Lin
Cftln'County KegUtery Book 5 pages t61
etc to secure the payment of adebttan
'contracted, likewise" a mortgege bay bg
been executed by tbe same parti- embrac
ing the same land to r.. A. Keep aaieu
Jan. 7tb 1893 and recirded in Lincoln Co.
Kegiaiery Book 63 p-iees 29 etc. to secure
a debt to him.
Default having Iwen made in tbe pay
ment of both Paid debts at maturity - the
said mortgage bv virUie.of.. the power in
them vested under said mortgage will sell
at public auction, for cash, -at the 'our
House door in Lincoln County, on Mon
day 5th day of February 1894 at 12 o'clock
noon the lands described in stia. mor Rages
situated in Howards criek.townsh.ip ot
Lincoln county ad!oining the als at J A
Roberts, Elizabeth Houefer wd others con-.
t5ni.ir area more or leta. This 27th
4y of December Jf Mtgce; '
PARiir, Mtge.
Jan. 5$h 1894
4C
Subscribe for tbe CotmiB
AUTUMN HANGS THE LUCKY
HOKSE-SHOE OVER OUR DOOR.
It Means good LuCk for Every buyer
who gets inside our Store this Season
Come and see the New Goods, the clean
eoods. the bright, fresh, stylish array of GOOD
Sk to S war.d SOUND VALUES that are go
ougr counter atpr,ces that will sweep them off
jj;!': our hno of popular election, made up ol
KS'te1 q"law tUt will plee you u Dre8S good.
xlTfc FJ?11"' "a,r-.''oe. ULderwear, Notion.,. JtTc,
Don't fail to
Bi. tu t.'vervinmir tii kvn
' fiX " , t,IC luweflt Pml ever named for uoneat goods,
we conGdently expect a liberal sbare of your Datrooage becaiS
y.ii cannot afford to pass um by
jl your doilar
T. ... , Hu hHld kw ,u ciiioot ufS id f w. h
JNO. L..C0BB.
SOots On
NEW GOODSI
$15,000 Vorth of (Goods
DUPLICATE STOCK.
W Thv ELZ V' Ve d ' ,,0.lia at all. Oouiequently we can aell cheap.
We buy in large quanuuea; haviag two Urge utore- to supply, we are in.a position ta L
DRY GOODS
I W?S ' ??? T8t haTe- 0ur ,ioe ot n rua fr0B 4 4 to 5 CU for the latent
K . h utinv 10 the very stylea at 6J to 74c per yd- Did you know w sell
xor 4c pel yd. lot cashmere 28 in wide at IrA c per yd, worth IScti Bis lot
tere25cw.rth49c. Big lot Hen rietta8 p.r 20c. worth 80c g
, JEANS JEANs
Our all wool Home Spun cannot he equaled for 20oent
batatas.
iinV.iTr r": .u"r;e.l:
nwvivTS.5uniwr are wyi m
clotbinc AND Overcoats
goods came in tbia wetk. 60 Mtn'a and Bojs'luiU 1
Biij lot of new
worth 8 00. They are bummer?
Ki? lot
tnem.
IPAOTg FAWS, FAOTSa
We are headquarters . for p n as we are on all otter goods
SHOES, SHOES, SHOES.
We can't he downed on hoe. Our 1 60 shoo atill lor W) J" 9k Our woiiiau'
U grain still goe tor 90o. Our children's mHobh are -in frr 60c. Our mens hi lur
75c
Women's Dongola button lr I 00,
ais very fine DonoUs lor 1 23 wortb 1.75,
you 2.00 any where. See us helore y0u
Hardware I
Big lot guns and Revolvers, double barrel
18,0i.
an w
xoreuana TaraMwriu KevolverH
here. We are lookiug fwr a tig lot ol
very cehp. 25 boves of ;40c tobacco that we are selling for 25c per lb. Tbia;i a JO 11
and you will make innf-y to buy Home ol it.
Our line of coUee and sugar is always c mplele and you wlli do well to aee us before
buying. 10 Boxes of tbo9 60c Ax mine in to day, don't fail to get one. W'hn you
need yarnes it will pay you to come to Maiden to eee us, we don't rob you the .first time
you tradej; but dnly Rive you bargains that will pay you to look alter.
fhanKing you for liberal patronage, we are, Respectfully.
1893
1893.
The largest & finest
Lot of French Candies that
has ever been in
LINCOIjNTON,
Will be found at
AW RliEDY'S.
I also bavt a yz lot ot Ftot Htirk
Ciudy, Ornge. ii iaiot, FiKn.NutH,
Citron, Oarreotit See. fend in fact
everything nice to make you euioy
Cbiiittmas.
CALL, BUY and BE HAPPY.
VERY TRULY,
A W- REEDY.
MONEY TO LO AN
OULOXG TIHE and EAHY TBMS
in anoovvnta of not less than
$S004KX Secured by first
mortgages on Real Estate, pay
ment made by annual install-
j menta. iiQ Nov. 1st eacH
year. Apply to
.S G. FINLEY AttV at Law
Lincolnton. N.C.
i r j !
-tla.o3l.oo
Our all wojl Kirjjare
'ol oia?c underwear came in this week.
$x.uu any wnere.
DOTS' UltS fur 15 (tO nri.1 .-. :VI
overcoats worth more money than we ak f ,t
VVomans Olove rraica button for 9ic. Worn-
Our Mans fine Coazress fjt .2H will cost
buy.
breech loading guaa Xor $7. 60 t 10 00 and
lor i.W, flams aa U & W, will cart you 5.00
Oranges.and uaudiei for Xun hat we wil
D. J. Carpenter $ Bros.
Maiden, N. C.
THE LINCOLN
FOUNDRY &
MACHINE WORKS
Are still running and are
prepared to repair Engines,
8AWMILL8, THRESHERS, COttOU
gins and cotton ioll MACHin
ebt etc., at living prices, yill
also keep on h&nic 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 good line of piping and fitv
tugs of all kind. Will also have a good
Black Smith to ao all kinds of Blacksmith
work. An? on having any work to be
done in oar line will do well to call on me
tor good work and Rock Bottom Prices.
Orders from a distance will receive
PK0MPT ATTENTION.
Give ac a trial and be convinced.
YOUB4 TO 8ERVE,
L-B. STUTTS.
Lincoln Toundry &
Machine Works.
Feb. 10, 1898. IT
LIME
Important Notice.
Tbe tftm Ma cteapttt lime in
America es& be ktH in y quantity
on applidttoa to tbe
Agwitat ri.C. R. R. Station.
Incofnton, N. C
Aug 61892 U