North Carolina Newspapers

LINCOLN COURIER. F S STAUKBTTE, EDITOK AND PKOPR1 RT.R. LIN ' I J ION , ,M a VJ94- "TIn t'KUKU IN TUB IW OKHCK AT L.OOLS.'..N dkCOSO OLA8S MAIL r?i.ti in Advance Year " mouths io 50 4 ui'iuiun - U xtes of Advertising. O .n. o.i um. 1.00;25 IO c.i;u . To luoties, one lluie, 1.50 , WJ uci for wh nabsequeul IUM""J? Threw inches, one Uoe, ot 76 cents for each snhgequent inser b'oar inches; one tinie, $-.3" l 00 for each Hiibseqaeut insertion. Special rates tor oae-ualtand oae foarth column ; also, for an b Ivertisement continued longei luan two month. I ,ipaitll. 1 A.MNOUME M KMT All parties indebted to the LIN COI.N CotmiKK either on account ouubscilpti-m or adveitiserautH up to December J, 1803, must roakr uotuediate payment by lemittance r the uu Jerij?nel at Abbeville, N. C, or by paying Mr. tturrette, the preot e.1irr. All accounts made time Decemher 1, 1803, must be Pitied with the present editor and proprietor o tin-. OocltlEB j. M. Roberts AHheville, N O. AVHY TIME AUK HA It H. We do not propose in this short article t- g've ail the reasons why i.iiii-sare m extremely pinching :j' but we wish to mention a few ! the main causes. The first ;iii;-e we mention is that of bad '-.-gislation during the past 25 or :' vears. the evil effects of which ; re just now beginning to crop .ut. The seeds have been sown fi.r sonv time and as they germin ate and break the hard crust of bad legislation. We hear the cry ..-I' condemnation cn all sides by ih'.s. who will not look back to i he time of seed sowing, but wish t place all the responsibility up:n t!i.' pn sent administration. They i !-,.t r-eem to realize the fact that miicli is to be undone before mush i :: lv d'.-ne. An army of cranks and law Lreakeiare now wenuiug their v ay to the r-eat ot the national L'livciiiinc-nt, and t'orwhu purpose? V. cmpell Congress to do somc ii:i,gfi.r their immediate relief, ; r.d this lawless set of renegades i i:e newspapers to advocate the;r ih" whole movement is c Aiiaivhi: al tendency. We have lew tilhy shells in the south i iat have a ten h-ncv to incite i.mwm.-hts ( t the same nature, ; roiue oi lli..s, -lieets ale in ir . w.i state. Thrsy niv sowing ( !sir Land th dr follow ing h such i :,;t u feeling ut unrest pjrvadis liw state. Vhie year ot go.)d, honest, s did w. ik, aiul n grumbling would Kiiiig about reconciliation. It' U thts-e whining office seekers and djTUUtled sjieculatols would e.Mse, for one vvai, to annoy the 4Uittud'oi our land there is no t' liing the relief mr people would c perit 'iice. Too many people v. -nt to get the goods of this world wutiout giving value received for I htm. Congress is being agitated ail s'ules by gi umMers and they c.i'.iiot passu law without being j- rlv condemned let the law be wli.it it inav. Wi- g. ie rally choose lle U-t nii ii w e have to make our iu and we ought to be w illin i" to tiust these men. ( o s army h .veahvady dcnionstiated the fact ii;: ti;y aio n.t la.v makes s, but ! .. -')f.ik and unless a quietus is itt t. their mi-win mi.s in a c ; . i' t t i ii e ; . w i' :vult3 than have v t ;i''n;uivvl will tr-insinr.'. W;. i.ej:; oilr S..llthern people w iil Coli- tiiiiie to be ii.w-abid.ni c :i:as and enter no such cr.ul;y move ments. VushliiK ion Letter. a s a i x ( , to x , An; il 30, 1 jj 9i : The Tr- ident and his cabinet l..e scaiet ly iven a thought to the gang now camped in the su ii.iisrf Washingtcn known as Coxey's army before its arrival and since as "Coxey's ikzle.'" While few of these men are what they represert themselves to be bono fide workingraen out of em- ployment they have so far proven themselves to be peaceable and law abiding, thus differing from the u:ul;i take lo assert, with absolute so called "industrial armies" in confidence, that there, never was the northwest, the unlawful acts in the history of this government of which haw been the principal a tariff bill framed by either par-' subjects under discussion at sev- ty, there never will be a tariff bill ral cabinet meetings. Some of framed by either-party,. which has the governors of states would not' not been and will not be a corn have felt flattered if tlwy could ' promise between the conflicting have heard some of the comments' parties, I uhall not hesitate to en made at thesy cabinet meetings' tertain any proposition, and if it upon the manner they have dealt' makes a reduction from the Mc- with, or rather, failed to deal withjKinley law, however objectionable recent inob lawlessness in their it might be to my own views, I taies. The President and cabinet would seize on it. The crucial are a unit in the determination to maintain the constitutional power of the government with Federal troops whenever it may be neces sary. "Coxey's fizzle," now encamped as a freak show at ISright wood race track, just outside of the city limits, will, unless the programme of Coxey, the chief fakir, be changed, march into the city to morrow. The gang is not numer ous enough to make any trouble, even if they were so disposed. If ttiere were ten times as many of ihem as thre are, there would t no apprehension of trouble in Washington as every precaution lias been taken to deal with anv infaction of the law. There are about 300 men in the camp and the kind of men they are may be judged from these remarks of one of the thousands who visited the camp yesterday : ''If the authori ties would issue an order stating that every man in camp would be given a bath, dressed in clean clothes and put to work tomorrow, I would wager ten to one that j nine-tenths cf them would be I cone by morning." He sized them ! up correctly. At least nine-tenths ! of thera are professional tramps j here only to be fed. It will be no surprise to many j shrewd publishers who have re j ceived its Col. Seller's '"Millions i in it" circulars asking for adver j tising, to learn that the ' Press i Claims Co.' of Washington has ! got into court. Mr. W. R. Hearst j son of the late Senator Hearst,and publisher of the San Francisco ( Examiner, has asked the court to ; oust John Wedderburn, manager of the above company and of the I 'Examiner Bureau of Claims," in j which Mr. Hearst was a paitner, and t appoint a receiver to close I up the business. He says that j Wedderburn has injured the repu j tation of the San Francisco Ex jaminer by the mismanagement of ; business entrusted to him by con fiding subscribers of that paper, and by adverti.-ing . to give prizes , for inventions; that he has with out authority created a large in debtedness and signed a note for I $8,000 with th-? tirnfs name, and that he has refused to refund , money to certain clients', subscrib ers to the St. Paul Pioneer Press arid the Omaha Bee, in accordance with contrails made with them. Secretary Hoke Smith rejoices in the posset-si'.n of a backbone of the Cleveland brand, as Mr Spen cer, U. S. Pension agent for Indi ana, has discovered. Mr. Spencer lately removed one of his clerks and appointed his sister to the va cancy. As soon as the attention of the department was called to the matter the frieiuJs of the discharged clerk made sure that it didn't take long Mr. Spencer was notified thiit he must revoke the appointment of his sister, as it was a rule of the dei.aitme t that n peii:iion agnt sball appoint a relative t otliee. Mr. Siene r oun.i to Wasbiiisittui and k;c!v d ! by S.aiator. Vm.uIhh s and Turpi,, j and tb.i Rei.rentativ; IV. -in bid ditri.-t rftllt-d on S.v. i:'nii)b, Lut j it wan u.j.dcs-. Tl. tury t..ld them that be iid n. I int iul b counb minei' nej-oti-m i . . ,,y form; that the ib-uiocraH Smd tor l'UJ !,:,,Hl "rguiuzcd and j.ur. h.u-yer.i-db;en abusing tbe n-puMioans 0,1 ,!, ir ii'-'rumenls raid havo , for heint; t-uilty t it, and I hat h.; ,nate h lroj;rosd th U e:n now wr.9 really surprided that any dvni- tl,e'" stand se'ond to none of equal ; ocrat should dire to follow the inimbers. Committjea of public j practice. Mr. .Speiu-tr and bis "'tortainments desiring t" have j friends saw the point of ihe nrgu- ""w .would do well lo secure tho j ment. The republican Senators havo been badly demoralized ainee they learned that it wad practically- settled that democratic opposition to the tariiT hill would bo over- come ly frioiidly concessions. It destroyed their last hope of d- feating taritY reform. Senator Harris, v, ho is in charge (flhe bill, made some verv sensible re- marks m reply to truants from Senator Hale, concerning the pr- posed concessions. He said : '1 question is, shall we continue the infamy of the McKiuley law or adopt a new bill which is not en tirely agreeable to me or to other Senators ?" The agricultural appropriation bill has been reported to the House. It is in line with the rest of the regular appropriation bills in reducing the expenses of the government, carrying $148,000 less than the appropriations for the current fiscal year. The Milter Agitation. The silver agitation ia making a gre-t Htlr but ihe bent-fits fiom it will be noihiug eom ad with ihe invetmtnt of a silver qoaitei in irnmous Liv r Ruhiior p;.wU r It agitate ibe iivar aiet cures lblionMies ; ami Sick Head ache. 5tnley Dole. Mr. Editor: We feel that Stan ley must have a representation for the columns of the Courier. Stan ley is located on the C. C. R. R. 14 ! miles below Lincoln ton and 20 mibs from Charlotte. It is a beautiful little village of about 350 inhabitants. It is a healthy place The Methodists, Baptists, Presby terians, and Lutherans each have churches here. We have services every Sunday and three prayer meeaings each week. Stanley is a business little town. We have seven. stores one cotton mill, one grist mill. There is no serious sickness in the place now. Dr. Ried has plenty to do through the country. Last Saturday, Mon Skidmones horses became frightened and ran away. No serious damage was done. Mr. Cauble, of Lincolnton, pass ed through Stanley last Thursday on his bicycle en route to Charlotte. Some attraction of the place caus ed him to stop awhile. Go ahead Mr, Cauble, wo wish you great suc cess. Wheat is looking well. The ef fects of the freeze are about tone. Picnic. i On lr.et Saturday the 29th inst. ' a large crowd assembled at a sch ool hoi 8 s near Mr. Wiley Mil!- lens, four miles west of Lincoln- : ton to attend the closing exercises ! of a singing school taught by Prof. J Kinley. Alt wore pleasantly en tertained by an jut door mu dcui I given by the class which showed j they had made rapid progress in ! the science of vocal music. ! About vltven (.'clock the sound j of instrumental music w.s heard j in the which announced the com- j ing of the Rural Home Cosonet j Band. This no doubt was in I agreeable turpriso to many who were present, for as thev- came driving in and the sweet strains of musie were woof ted by the gentle breezes through forest and field and the hills echoing .with the concord ol sweet sound; the crowd , j seemed to bo -banned it b an eiKliantiiesr) ot molodv, b'.cuitie 1U),' t,xl 'Cted sujIi from eucb a source. 11 band id comp..wod l a lev ( farmer hoy a undor the inttrurtion ol 1ri1- H,,rd bo also is a fur.n- er !ix ino hiaLo!nt.n. lth :s ' hii but a abort whilo sin;:e serviced of thid band In due time a long table was prepared and covered with good i tilings to eat. All present were invited to partake. There was enough lor all and some largments l'-'ft. Every one seemed to enjoy tliemeelves. It was a pleasant oc- casion. S. H ...1 - V ih Alt; the b-st afi-r i iiin-i P.i a ts.'Kr (lloAt-ni h adacle. Try a box. 25c. enre Uaufctlerate Soldier. A mee ting of veterans of Lin coln county, hdd April iiSth '94. I). A. Coon was called to the chair. II. E. Uamsaur was made Secreta ry. A committee of fire was ap pointed to determine the time for a celebration by all confederate veterans, in the County of Lin coln. The following was appoint ed : W. R. Edwards, A. C. Mc Casliii, A.E.Mullen, I. R. Self, D. A. Voder. We the undersigned Committee, appointed by the Chairman for drrfting a plan for a celebration and reunion of all the Confederate Soldiers of Lincoln county beg leave to recommend that wo have a basket picnic on Tuesday the 3rd day of July, on the lot on which the Fife tent was erected in front of the depot and that we recom mend that the chairmau appoint a committee of 3 to make arrange ments for speakers and all other necessary arrangemenst. ly the Committee : A. 0. McCaslin, 1). A. Voder, A. E. Mullen, W. R. Edwards, I R. Self. ADOPTED. Maj. H. W. Burton, Capt. F. A. Tobey and Capt. Edwards were appointed 'the committee on ar rangements. The Secretary was instructed to write to Gen. J. B. Gordon com mander of Vets, for papers of in st ruction to institute a camp in Lincoln county Resolved : That a copy of these proceedings be forwarded the Lin coin Courier for publication. -D. A. Coon, Chairman. II. E. Ramsaur, Sec'y. The bst mu'utl insuiance policy agniiist attactsof sickness is to to found in taking Hood's S trsapatilla. If yen are wr-fck it will make yon t s :og. fi- W. t (mn;iy Hilled by u - .V Train. Gkeensboso, N. C, April 19: S.vW. Conway, of Brown's Sum mit, a section master on the Rich mond and Danville railroad, was killed by a fast limited train early this morning. He and his hands" were on a lever can on their way to work when the train struck the car. Tho men juaiped and saved their lives, but Mr. Conway fell and was run over by the train. Deceased has been in the employ of the road for a number of years, and was a respected citizen of this county. Mrs. J. H. IIorsnyder, l52Pacific Ave., Santa Cruz, Cab, writes: " When a girl at acbool, ia Reading, Ohio, I had a severe attack of brain fever. On my recovery, I found myaelf perfectly bald, and, for a long time, I feared I should be permanently so. Friends urged me to use Ayer's Hair Vigor, aud, on doing ao, my hair Began to Grow, and J now have as fine a head of hair as one could wish for, being changed, how ever, from blonde to dark brown." " After a fit of sickness, my hair cams out in combfulls. I used two bottles of Ayer's Hair Vigor and now my hair ia over a yard long and very full aud heavy. I have recom mended this preparation to others with like good effect." Mra. Sidney Carr, 1460 liegina St., Uarrisburg, Pa. "I have used Ayer's Hair Vigor for several years and always obtained satis factory results. I know it is tha best preparation for the hair that is made." C. T. Arnett, Mammoth Spring, Ark. Ayer's Hair Vigor Frepartd ty Dr. J C. Ayr Si Go., Lowell, IOm. LIME Important Notice. Tne liiit-M mill el epft lime in Auction ran be had i.iaoy quaatity n i pi c liiu to i'u Agent at N. G. R. R. Station, incolnton, N. C. Aug 51892 t As a remedy fur Mood disease, you may always rely upon Ayer's 8rflftparill. vmTvkiTsity of n OUT 1 1 Summer School lor TVaohers. A summer school for teachers and others who desire to study will be held from July 2 to July 28 in the University buildings at Chapel Hill, N. C. The tuition fee is 5.00 which udmits to all thv instruction. The Facclty includes 16 professors selected from the Faculties of the Univers;ties of North Carolina, Texas and La., State Normal and Industrial School for Women, and the Grad ed Schools of Charlotte, Wilming ton, Raleigh and Goldsboro. The following subjects will be taught; Latin, Greek, French, German, English Language and Literature, Anglo Saxon, Civics, History, Ped agogics, Arithmetic, Algebra, Ge ometry, Land Surveying, Road Construction, Political Geography, Botanv and Political Economy. Methods of teaching will be dis cussed theoretically and illustral ted practically by means of mode classes. Board and furnished room may be had for the month at the hotels for $15, more cheaply at private houees. Reduced rates will be granted by all the rail roads. For circulars with full details, addre83 President Winston, 3t. Chapel Hill. N. C. By virtue of a writ j execution to me issued from tbe S-iperi.r Uourt of Liuevln county commanaicg mo out of tho proper ly 03 lire defendaMs t snisfy a judgement docketed in sdd court entitled, "Win. (J Howard ts A 15 -"h rti l h';1 A.'nees W 3herriHM 1 will mi public notion for case at the Court lb r.s- it I ino hi. Coun ty cn MonJay 4 h day o'Jure IS i at no-n ihe ral esta'e of M ees V tier ii 1 !ying in Lincoln c unty, Ctit;iwla Springs Towr.si-iy ai th; wer of cvhw1i- nri r a d Mountain C'tek jirij.-iriing t'e .r.l d 11 E c-"rslii8, A At Li t'c. "J .s St.eiriil and tuis cf.n'ariing at-ou finy-tv-j acres, beirg ul that part of h's h m e trcfc wbich is in excess ot ti e hmotiKl ex enipt on llott'd ticnifi ifoscs W Sisarrill undtr an excutr n in s-i!i' j dif -merit '.0 which 1 o tm-rit us rcoo oe I m b n o'n cour ty Kjii try U -K 08 pir .c7i, reit-r icc.e is Lertby mtJe. This SOth I April 18 4. ' .1. K CL NK, h ff l Lii.rolr. C Miy 4 h 4t Nculli ( MTl n ) In ?u;erior ' u t Lircln Conn ) U. f,,ie c r- C I t'. c s c V .1 J.'.t' n, Kn'ah Ann L! su. r ci. ui Tavltr Jetton, M;.ry Jetton, Ed Briuori. ' Fren i li ito n, n. Kn 3 let ton et. ui. Si te ti Nor h Carolina 1 1..' non-tesi-cl-nt dni'i n Urn in ! o e ci;t ; ;' r:c:ed ii g Mary Jal r.. fd liiitt.u VWcis Bii t n Ml i J-i It J- tl II. ( t:u.-: You ar! he-'d y Miiuti.i.i.v.i to if- A ;;; c Uvd it.e ui.d rti:i'e !e k l t v u e i r t.ui-l o! 1 i .i: i i:t nu :-t t h Kir, r- it, IMft I'tUl t W t iii littl'tV d J - fi.p txpi.M'it.i' t ih- ))'.! i.j-ti ii li f, .j I lie- on tif n i ;i v ISrC I. i :v wero J iuu"1 t- in.- i -- n,.u- i lil ii. t!..v til ot-. In ui. v t Mi J.- r . Y a me u t'.i i n t i 1 1 - i iii; js -i j.r!. co ina l t u r-i.' . ut iii" I ni 'H lnvv or Jnt Wijsri ,:v h !ii:.ti.i. i,l tic uinl.- f. . in.-. L i w H ly t: r Hii'.n: l.c a ts i 4-..IU ! ii iiii i i". a t.ie o i bi i-id r i" i.ie ni t 1 1- ii iii.i ii' - hi ot a . I ' iiiii's W.tne-- l.n;.-. u i setl i'i tii.-e iliis rJi! . v i -A j 1 1 1 i. ' j r 1 YJ, :t SAbK OF llliAL ESTATE ! Py viitite of an ord-.-r nude b V e Sur wior Court of blnnolu c nnt in tl.e p ceding entitled "J E I'roaland j.d ur t a .f Willis M Ir n Nu'n-y C-oll e ui ' 1 will sli at public mi ti n ul h r mult I ou-e ot i.i 1 ir.i nln county on Jl; di 4th d .y of luu ls'.ij st p..Kn tin:' i'l ifitaie owned y Wil n At J .ne deed, y't( in IronWn Tawnsliiji a Ii ininr tin: uudm f s Marii arip, Mis ltich.-l Arrent. Mrs H K (x-oi'-on uad t.ihors c .ut- ioini; ab ut 83 avn-s Tc- nn if b: I oa-h, bulai.ee -n sir nn l tehc morith--red i, de!f rr d pnyi tnU sec.irtjd ly in t: wi'liHp roved security learinw ict'te t anl tit( i rs'iVe t un'ii a'd fr in (u!i. wiih proiirpa o pur?iiifO- gayin a 1 ' . Th s 5 0ih of April 18J4. I K R INLAND. Ai i.'r .- t ot illi4 . J. , nd o ! in s OLer. Miy 4;h, 4t. M'TGEE'S LANDSAIEI A u.ortgage hasin tern cx -.it; a vy Tbomaa Hoke an-1 wile to the iu tt& 'n -signed daMl Ik-c. 1-t 1S92 u 3-ore Th payment of a leU tl,ro oontra-ited; Dd dfcfault having bften tuado ia the payment ment -f fnid debt at malurilj'. New. bv viitueol th aiifhr.tP vfgtei ty smM mortgage 1 will r. 11 at rut- ! lio auction for cash t the curt n ii"e I door io I'iDC-oIntori l.ino!n Coui.ty cn ALnday 7th dy ot May 1S91 at n.xn, th lunja luuoi onea ana described i gaid moTt?age. lying in Liotointon Tun-inip adjoining the lands of Henry Carpenter, JoliQlBaker, Plonk, and the Pa per Mills lands containing bout '33 acres Said mortgage is duly recorded in Lincoln county Registry Book C7 of Deeds pages 572 et seq in which reference is hereby maJe for a more lull and particular de-. ecription tf the lana anl know led cf the terra- of faid moitgate Tti ssn day of March 1834. J A. Snjisr, M'tge-. April 6th 6U Father of low prices We have in stock that Job Lot of Clothing. Mens Woel 5aita only 14 00 made to eell for K5.00 ' " Casaimere " CHILDREN'S SUITS AT 60 CENTS. ANOTHER LOT OF TRUNKS- Another lot of Dre33 Goods to bo In this week. TABLE OIL CLOTH 5x1 au J 6 x 4. FLOOR OIL OLOIfl SEAMLESS BAGS! SEAMLESS BAGS! We buy and sell all kinds of Country produce. Very Respectfully, 3E3L". J3. BLobmson cb Oo. P S Lok for new ''ad1' every week. Dudley Lumber Company. DA WH1SNAKT, Pres. PG MOORE, Ireai. DB WARLWK, Secy. .C- Mgr. GRANITE FALLS, N. C. Building Material of all kinds. Doors, Sash, Lumber and Shiuglea. We can afford to give good Bargains, because we have the best of Timber at our door, Qontractois & Builders will save money by dealing with us. Oar shops are located on the C & L R R Ordra itceive prompt attention ADDRESS. Dudley Lumber Co., Granite Falls, N. 0. THE Beautiful Dotted Mulls at 15 cts, DO TIED SWISS from 8 to 3 " Crepons only. .08 cts. 38 in. Cotton "D'cheval only 08cts. Jfcw gtyle Welt -lj 20 & .25. Bi; Stock Sateens from .10 to 20cts We call your special atten tion to our handsome stock of Laces and Morie Silks for Dress Trimming?: IFvDIUIRin AHIRIVAn, IF Our iilinery trade con tinues to increuse, and so far luts .besn. larger this seaso". than ever. Just received this week a lot of Lndies Hats and trimmings in the latest styles. Come to ,ec them, we are al ways glad to show goods. SHOES'! SHOES ! We are making a specialty of the celebrated JJamilton- Brown's $.i0 Oxford Ties received since the 15th of March. We also carry a big lot of Low Cut Shoes ranging in price from g()cts. to 2 00. Ask to see our .adies o v Cut Congress $2.00 shoe its a thing of beauty. Silk Parasols. Rr ieil n Wi iht Br.w. ce erated fiik Pir;.6.l.- iiu.l Umbrellas. They sur pass hiiythfi.tr wh have evtr had in both 4'i lity aii 1 sty io. 'I ho Nary B:ue.s aro t e ict fHU'iri. Klesrnnt qu ii ty of 1 ura i-iU 'hiiis .Is r. in $1 5 ) V $'2 25. Wo call your special atten tion 'o The quality of our$l.50 P.i resold. Respectfully. Jenkins Bpgs. Parties desiring china paint ed or burned, would do well to correspond with Miss Bettie V- Alexander, Concord. C. Also work in oil, Crayon, pas-telle.&c. 5.00 6 50 " 44 7.09, 44 10.00. 1894 1894. OPENED WITH HEW WORK, Harness, Bridles, Saddles and in fact ANYTHING that is used, needed or to Jbe WORN by HORSE or MULE. With Fifteen years experience 1 am prepared to furnish any thing in my Line at Hard Time Prices, for Cash or Barter. RepairinC done on short NOTICE. Give me a call and be con vinced. Shop on Conrt Squaro back of W. H. Michal. Respectfully, J. P. BEAN. JLJ 3XTc"tic! The attention, of the pubiio ii respectfully invited to my new line of shoes just received, with prices to suit the timea. Also my uay Novelty and Manure ForKs, which caa not be surpassed. Farmers can now make their own handles without changicg the set of Fork. I have the Latest Im proved Singletree. You can iron your own single trees without tho assistance of fire or water. I also have on hand a fine lot of Emery Whet rocxs Steele Co Chains, and numerous other articles which are a marvel of convenience W l not uieutio . all t this lime, a oilers . u.it bvi loo.u .or ad vuiiiniiig. Ke.-p ciluly, Apr. 11 '93. ly F. A.TOBY. MONEY TO h0 AN On long time and kahy tkrw in. amounts of not les than $300.00. Secured by first mortgages on Real Estate, pay ment mide by annual install ments. Que Nov. 1st. eac& year. Apply to .S C. FIN LEY, Att'y at Lai Dec 5th ncolnton, N.C. Subecnbe for tbe Cotjribb. Subscribe for tbe Coubies.