i I I A kl il AAV OL VIII. LINCOLNTON, N. C, FRIDAY, MAIL 1, 1895, NO. 44. 2t3M rrnr $ if Hi 1 , f B N P Si i I- &iM! Ml" J ! for Infants and t - ; v I nsrfc.39 tu a exisuv that i-aiegoiic, jlili Bnteman'8 Drops, tJodlrey's Oor.lUl, intuy Bo-culled bootLIn Iiur., tmd imot remedies for children are couirioaed of opium or morphine 1 Do You Know that opium and m.iphiihf we stujfv inj; uauoti.' j,! ..oiis f po Yon Know that la most Countries druggists are iu,t permitted to soli xjarcotlca Wthout labeling them polaous t l Do Yon Know that you should not iermlt any medi.Iue to be eiven your child I i ou or your physician know of liat it is romp-osed f I 1 XT I 1 Do You Know that Cuatoria li u purely vivtaWo preparuti.jn, ami that a list of j I lu Uiredieiitd Is publinhed with every Itottle r J j Do You Know that (V;toria Li the prescription or tho famous Pr. fiamiu-l 1'iU her. That It tab U-u in use for nearly thirty years, and that more Castcii ii iio.v sol i than ' I ; cf ail olhur remedies for children cuiul iut-J f I j Do You Know that tho Patent Office Department of tb United Stat ;?;, and of cttrr countries, havo issued exclusive riht to !r. Pitcher and his assigns to uso tSe won' j" Cuktoria" and ltd formula, and thit to Imitate them Id a state prison ofTens- ? I t Do Yon Know that cue of the reasons for granting this government protection v.ae : ! 4ecaue Cantui ia had been ;rov-n to be Absolutely Lai'iuless? ' i Do Yon Know that 35 uverago doses -f Cattiiu are furnished for 3o j centk, or one cent a dose t ! Do Yon Know that when iossessed of this jierfect preparet-on, ycur chili'.ren may be lept well, und that you may have unhrokeu rest 1 WelJ, thewe thlngw arB wortli knowing. in. toumue sns . . nature of C&ffl& Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorta. JUDGE I USES AND ENDORSES THE f is' "Cures when all f j , . ..'.. I f onh Carolina Supreme Court. I ' w.a in CLiRE, aswcuie JisTL'E. i -4 RjO-eioh. N. C, Jun. 4 fiiund the tlectrofiolse Ti-ry valuable , ct: tt f..i'cMIJun. 1 R.t ope lt j f ni.i t t l hree 'tints Us ciut at V . sii -toieMllH. From my f-xpt-rl Mav.an.it 1 am VRACi 5AK. atrea.iyln doctors' and 4 rlt-nt.'e with It, ii I can 8' fely rccomnit-nd It. K.uri truly, Walteii V 9 W V V Wflrlf IW STJfVV w '"! 5f I 1 j SHIP YOUR j Egg Butter Poultry, and 108 IOthS(rect IV. W- Washtngton, D9 G, j You will revive highest Cash -Prices. Wo buy outright or ludle on Coi'imissiou. 1 i . 'Q uck Silea and Prompt R-turn?." Corarcii siou tor handling S i - gooJs, five percent. iJend for our Price Lbt " ' o YOU SMOKE ? tHAVEvou SMOKED? 7111,3, Y3J SMOKE 'i "Old Red House" 5MOKNG TOBACCO ' MILD & SWEET- j Tiyitonce. Aak for it. ;:aEN tou will demand it. j jicb pipe and bent stem given nth each 1! ez. fack for 5 cents. ; Merchants I Do you wish a quick seller f ( If so wiito for ample of y "OLD RED HOUSE" ISxaoking Tobacco Muufactnred by J HILLSBORO N- G. "I We also hnre a good line cf chew 3 tobacco. Write for samples and 'sstory pi ices. 3ra. f3 Children. They are facta. ,rT la on every wrapper. '&gjM I'T TTTII111 MMIT II ' ' II "T f S3 ct; el.w fall-." 1 Investigation " invueu 26, 1.91. -espe- , COOK. FREl Electroirbration Co., j FOUP.Tpi AVTNUC. sore I 4 an.1 ob Cl.u.k. ur W VCKK. Professional Cards. DENTAL NOTICE- D. A. W. Alexander will be a Ins office at Lincoln! OD, Juu An U9t, Octobe-, Dfcerabtr, Feb ruary and April. Will tent Mt. Jlolly, July, September, November, Jaouaiy, March and May. PatioDuge EClieited. Terms eash aud moderate O W O Ilardman, rtberitl of Tyler Co., W ViM appreciates; i good thiu j and does nor hesitate To aay so. lie was alirosc lirostrated with a cold v nen he pictured a loitIe of Cbainl erlain'rt Cougt Remedy. lie Batn: . "It gave mo prompt relief, 1 ffud it to bo an invaluable remedy for coughs aud colds.'' For isale by . Dr W'L CrooFe," Druggist. Wten Baby was sick, we gare tier Casxoria. When she was a Cliild, she cried for Castoria. ! When Blie became Miss, she clang to Castoria. ' ". ! niieashe had Children, she gave them Castoria. r"or tbf; Courier. The Drunkuril's rave, LV'sido tho JiuiValo -Shoal road. An oM srMior dotlt quietly Blicp; O'er his ionoly gravo blately pines In solemn grandeur doth weep. Last fail when the loaves v. ero fall- Ile was found helpless lyin 1 there; Wrecked with that awful I'inon Who drars such into despair. Xo fond embrace upon his cheek Fell from loved ones so clever; In the dark wood?, and ail alone, ' He passed into that forever. " Xow the winter storm-kings pass there To bind only wreathes of snow Above the jrave of him who sleeps His slumber so deep and low. The spring tide 'II come uithout roses To plant nVr tomb; iiut onlv tiier that, drunkard'? tie iireen-bri'.-r shall Shed its ran-, it- rich veiium". Queenly summer wit h ler tint- arts Shall not bedeck his(i!iiel 'jrave ; And Mother Nature shall not strew Flower; o'er that fallen slave. Here li' s his earthly form d u:iy-iu.n- While millions sleep in repose-; Slain lor the lust of fame or power liy 'kings'the wor:-t of our foes The wild birds wad ab.,ve his tomb Pouriiui foi'n their limentini; so mi. Saying, 'To-day his tinal dom, He's ieeeivimr for riidit attd wrong."' Here travel lrs.pasa by and glance Upon his grave, thoughts pro found,' And wonder where the living form Of this lump of clay is found. (J God! when shall this sin-cursed world Behold that grand, happy !ay Whsn the white temperance flag '11 wave,. And intemperance pass away. John S qua he. Feb. 1G, lSi5. The Senate committee on I imp ositions and (Grievances yesterday recorded favor ablv a. f ill to be entitled "An Act to Regulate the W.-. 1 . T. . f i ,. 1 1 . cf I iiiii.r,': " lllil I ll, ut - - V" 1 ' f.. made it a special order lor l ues- day next at 1- o'clock. Tlie measure was-at lirst model- lied after the Mississippi law Litiinkilech,a!itvCum.nan(Ied01.hirai has since been considerably chang- ed. It irovides that no person shall lierealler allowed license to sell liquor unless a majority of the voters within the eoUt tV township, city or town in which license is asked, sdrali give their . X ,l,.Cn., noil ,1 111' Consent ill an t.auuui Uk-11 V the county commissioners, a petition of one-third of qualified j and registered voters. When such a petition, in writ- ing, is presented the commission - ers shall ordev an election to he held within not more than forty days alter the presentation or in petition and not less than fifteen days thereafter. ... ,1 . i Such election are to be conduct- ed in the same manner as other elections, except that t he rcturns shall be made to the county com- missioners. But no such election shall be held within two months of any county, State or National election, is Inid under the provis ions of this act, no other election shall no held within. two years of tho last preceding one. .imt a n- j cense shall not be granted fcr a lAt1ypr ir hiriPIi nr-riod than one j 3 . . . I vear. and shall not be transferable ) ' . lo auoinei. The particular place and house in which the liquor may bo sold shall bo designated m the license and onlv for sufficient reasons shall a change be authorized, hut in no case shall Honor be sold at more than one place under the same license. Iiefore licnse shall he i.-jsued) the applicant shall iiivc? bond, with rwu r more sutliciciit snr'tis, to 'jo approved ly the Hoard of Conn- y s 'i-:nnii-si!i!ier?, payable to the "rtate, in p'.-nalty oj one thousand lioiiars, conditional that the per son to whom such license shall be jrant-'d shall keep, a quiet, pence- ibl.,- and orderlv hou' for retnil- iug liquors and will imt sull'er or purmil any rrdous or disorderly "on luet, or any drunkness, or any unlawful gamine, or any card play ing on the promises and v. ill not retailor otherwise dispose of li quors to any minors or, intoxicat ed persons, or to any p Ts.m in tlie iia!it of becoming intoxicated. All such bonds shall he. Ijled, re corded and carefully preserved at the ollice of the Clerk of the Su perior Court of the county; and J I'or n It ru'h thereof recovery of ihe fiill penrdlv mav be brought thereon by any per.-'mi damag ed. Severe penajt ies are reccri!t..d for any violations of thi law, but if i- jrvidc! that nothing con tained in this bill shall be con--tni;l as applying to the sale of liquor by druggists or localities protected by prohibitor b-gi siation or to et'i i!" ran t-3 1.- ct any licen-e already Observer. . iWS e I'H.TAKK OF (av iO.f.i'.N 5 for ( taimmi n.-rrrAiN :.r:ucri;v, A t5 till fCUlV ""dl fjitfi 1 ' r:i!iM flu - 11 'C cf i-'et 1 -s-d e. 1 1 : j 5 -1 ly de- v-iace t o whe'e ' ? i m S t n eiti ' g d" ihrtugh the it.-iic ih Mirffic s. vai !j k tia'.cs sh .u'd nev i ! used -xcf-pt.u;- pn set ip-ii.u:3 from riqmt .dd.. lihys'cioii, as ii;e d.iP.i ge. Ilo vr iil do is ciij le!l to ti:C good you !. tn p -isihiy P:ii. e ttoin tin m 1 laU's ( 'atarrit Cre, iu bictiireii ey F J C in-nny ic Co., Tt h i , O , 01 t no ia ratiyT u.d is tk n aic" i-ady, rtfittng dirtctiv upon I li e idoed ami tr.nt'O'j Mirfac: cf ti e sfu. In taiv'nn iftli'a (btiarra ' ure h-t i.uin you get tl:o gcnnuie. If. is taken inteinndy Jiiid :s mule in fo'edo, Ohio, !y F d Clieuey - Co. IVs! srnom.ds bee- t-VJohl h Dfjgu' htv, pi ift 7ac. ptr tx.tlle. AJ.j :r iEB'ri En Slosior of Vt'Vti 5!tULTliSS. ri Iip- lower house d" the t ieneral Assembly adjourned Yesterday in honor of Fred nek Douglas, col ored, who died Wednesday eveir- ing. I lie action was taken upon a resolution introduced by the col-J ored member from Granville, and; the vole was ill to 20, all the j i Democrats voting no. Djugh'.s was a man of high abil-j ifv ;n.( tlie co n rpi i rnco he hi hm in liigb. and proper esteem. Hi j fl ai.;;e nieasurc. OI re?Poct from j.tlK. nite peoplo of the South ; but there w.-3 nofhinf? in liis life or, j , .. . . . . i ptioiic SCl'VlCes, nothing in the -ii i -i i- i of the Soutii and of Southern peo ple, to suggest the adjournment of ". . . 1 the LCtS atll re Ot a Southern tate in ,i3 i,01j0r when he dk-d ! ' 1 iii.i tins action derives its pun- ch.ul siL'nificai'.ce from whatTJre - ( , u TTowever ill it mkdit belt ; r0f,.n.(!rH ;r viewed rdone, it saall , 1;r;I ,, f4f1 ,At ... ;c,.n- i,.t in ! conn"ciion wnn pivceumg eyenis. yhat ? 7JlP?e: 'j'hat a resolution to arjourn to-day, in recognition 0f Washington's birthday, had . jU5t been voted down ; that on the 19th fit" January, before there was laim that the work of the anv session was Dressing the Lcsisla- ture refused to adjourn for the birthday of (Jen. Robert E. Lee These are the facts, all inter twined, which we press upon the coissieieratiou of tlie people of Aorth Carilinr: 11. e J louse re fused Geor: to adiourn ,0 t f r i oi uTton ; ret used to ad jii Washn loiim in honor, ot liouert r iee ; r T l , . T , r.cjounica Douglas.. in hon-r ot rreuencK We cUdaro with all due deliber atioji that it has disgraced itselt .... , disgraced u.o . .ao. . IKl - II - ll - Uhsorvor SH3XXIS N0HI S.LI.V0HS S'fio IVi'W UtiUtrr lo Slrxlco The President yesterday sent b A10. Senate the name of Matthew Whitakor Ransom, of North ('ar olinn, for minister to Mexico, and that body at once wont into exe eution session and confirmed the ncniination by a unanimous vote. The appointment is in ever par ticular one of eminent fitness General Uansom is a man of mas terful ability, of ripe learning, a burn diplomat, and is possessed ol manners which would adorn any court on the globe. As eminently as Ins trifts and graces qualify him for the Senate, they lit him in a yet higher d- grce lor the delicate and responsible duties of diploma cy. There' is a story in Washing ton that the President, on rn oc casion when greatly perplexed a bout a matter which threatened u breach involving serious conse qiii !i -, s, exrdnimd, as he paced the foor : ('), i wish S.-naor naii-oai i Here lie is sue!) adjiisb-d !" I'h- President thi s put his linger ot. the strong's'. point d his ministry of yesterday No man in the nation has in a larger measure than he the ability. tact, familiarity with public af fairs and personal accompbs'; ments which constt! ate the oiiali itieatinns of thj,se who iroierly and jbecominglv renresent their coun'- Iry at foreign courts. The mission to Mexico was raid ed, four years ago, t one of the iirst class, and since it wm so rais ed it has been regarded as the mr,-st desirable of all the foreign ap pointments. Tlie salary is .tl7,fon per year in American money in Mexican money (Mexico being on a silver basis) it is $3f,lX0. The cost of living m the City of .Mexi co is cheap om paired with that in London or Paris, where the salary of the American minister is the eame as mat m Aiexico, ana wnne the ministers to the two courts first named must live up to and often beyond their salaries, there is opportunity at the latter for a saving of a good part of the in come. This appointment is from every point of view a most happy one. Coming as it did, it is a distin guished compliment to Seiiato.. Uansom and thought him to hi- State, the people of which should feel the keenest gratification ois account of it. Charlotte Obseiv- .r nil - i 1 Ifi' mh: iumw j j .Botanic Blood Balm. 2 2 I Tl.eGrratRemedvforthespeeJvar.JFem-.anGnt I cure of S.rrofjla, kheumntism, Catarrh, Ulcers. I 4 Eczema, hatincr and Spreidine r.res. Lruptions. from the prescription cf an eminent physician who used it with marvelous success for years, and its continued use fcrtiftsen years ry thou- sar.ds or grateful people lias demonstrate? tnat 4 I l il Pur.tier ever offered to tne world. Itmakesnc-w it is ry tar the best funding up 1 on;c and kioca II . rich blood, and possesses almost miraculous if heaiir.g; properties. f v !? WRITE FOR BOOK OF WONDERFUL 1 CURES, sent free on application. If not kept by your local druggist, send S1.00 I ; t medicine win te sent freight paid ty J ; m Anr) RAI M GO.. Atlanta, b. 1 i A f.-.r a Ixrrra hr.H'fl r.r ?t m f.,r six t ..ttlp. an i B,t ti I"aH. The democrat is pleased to see that Representative Iteinhardt has introduced a bill in the House to ichange the Constitution so that our elections shall be held once in I lour years lnsieau oi imce mivu I. i i p , years. We have studied the matter ot elections carefully, we think, and we believe there is no greater hin- drr.nce to the peace and prosperity - f' of North Laroiina man our ioo frequent elections. . - 1 1 I The Democrat has couteiided lor i ilion tnn rpnra tbnt rjUT fre 'e. j onent elections are the cause of !.;il..rn1.c; nnil t ri ft f ): :in J) Il V - ,,1Ui'; Ulfc'" ' i . , ' i , . i i..litiffil Rvslern lias to contend. - Bea;je3 the enndei imr of bad !b!od, election 'riots and the gen - 3 ?v eral disorder and ikmoralnahoii uorui umu-Mtw consequent upon an election, thejiesources Kentucky e.capc. with-co-t to the people of the State in out a single fatality ot that kind. hulars and cents is great. We -howed in an article in these col. vim ns since the Legislature ha? e-n m session that every general election in North Carolina costs over a million ddiars that can be accounted for, besides larger a mounts that are douhtless not ac counted for. We believe that it our State and county officers were h et.'d only once in four vcars, North Carolina would realie the advantage even the first interven ing four years. We hope the mat ter will be considered by the Leg islature. It is a question that is free fiom polities and which could be acti d upon in the general inter s', of the State. Scotland Neck Democrat. War lUltc-. The writer of the following lines was a member of Company I, 11th Reg. X. C. troops and has the fol lowing named war relics: A conch shell sent home from off the "Modern Greece" a steamer that run the bloc!;, and rum a gound near port Fi-her, N. C. and p.mly unloaded .y Co 1 V A the a! ove Reg't 1 giiltapercha rim;-! with rings and llVel" I I'mX 1"! llVer Sets, 1 W.- 'Ce.'i 1 yankee cante.m captured at Ream's station battle, 1 screw-! driver and tube and wrench com bined. 1 gun vise, 1 bunch small buckels, 1 testament, 1 D.ict-.rV liKI O . '." II I I I II' 'III" i i ' . II ' J M i Lookout prison, 1 hammar made I in thu above prison, 1 minnie ball vvhicii was cut from my U-ft arm by Dr. Fli Crowdl while' at home, wound received at Ream's, stai ion battle Va , being PJ articles in Numf'er, what soldier can b at this ? Rejides thve articles o gun shots and - sabre Woimds.t lieS" are war relics too. 1 shall add a few more lines about my being captured. I was eapturi-d en Sun lav, morning just before- day-break April 5th, south of and near Pe tersburg in tront ol tne temy s observatorv. Tie.- onemv broi.e our lines to our left and bore down on our leu nan::. i was stunuir.e alone shooting at ho Yankees in front of me where th; v were is thick as black birds. (My comrades had discov red trie e lumn was Yankees and had retreated.) A C.iptain at the head ot the column, a" soon as Ire got in reach of me; slashed me over the head with hi sword, at the time demanding: You d d rascal, v. ho are vou 7 shooting at'"; then he told me f zef ever the breast-works and get to the rear. I scrambled up on I the breast-works and then jumped down into o dorp ditch, then a b:L' Y.aikee soldier reached down hi? hands and pulled me out. I sor.r found eight rr ten of my cmupam who congratulated me on being a hvc, as they had been told by oru cf their number, that I was killed, for he saw the man cutting m over the head with a sword and saw me fall. 1 hope these few lines may fall into tlie hands ot the Captain that 1 headed the column. al-o the soldiei who as.-dded me in getting out o the- ditch. D we can learn eacl others names and addresses we will exchange photos. Other paper:- please copy. J.C. Waklick, Lincolnton, N. C. Feb. lth. Is93. Tin Ladles' Friend. X:, vo naii can be he u'ibi 'w th ! t a to d tomi lxien, a. id i f coa-p'cxion cn le good with ut good lua'ih ard pure b'oo-1 t tiiic Itlcod Hi'ui win beatri'y j n o:np!xo: by pnrifing : ii;i LTi-ir tur ot. Ty it fo xd fkm Hiid idood 'ioiss. It neve 'distocaro the "'ost iuo-i. r.it; !'iC3 .: m ' eriT p "ith'.M'i tiW- Mid. Pii-e SI 0) -r In'g. mh!p. For Kile b' dri:g2its? -c ndv iti-e:m ii' e'-ewio u-. Ninety thousand persons dud ol I snake bites in India iast year. .says the New York Pres, but il h un- iTIie Vurulj- 3Ieuiler. A running tongue can soon do more damage than a runaway horse. The man who can hold his tongue can keep tin devil behind him. Whih? the devil holds tho ton;uo ho don't care how we travel with the feet. loiiot hold the tongue often means to lot go of Christ. The devil is not concerned about the rest of the man as long as hi can keep a claw in his mouth. A word often stabs and kills where a tlagg.-r wouldn't. How quick the word tliot pro v kes turns the devil loose. Men olten cOIlle to Want beCHUS'J th'-y do season their speech with the salt of common sens.?. When a wicked man opens his mouth in rage, the devil stops try ing to hide his horns and cloven hoof, A prairie on lire i scarcely a cMvu;ntance t the evil that may iolhov an ai:g-v sn ch K.u t: i;i i mjcCkssks HiiMt tli riff ?.-1 meiit T.i iiut than :' -'' I t fie :i.vi- t n.t a ued lor .ttio t! r f !l.iA i n r f'lir r-in''ii" hafu i ; KMi on. nil vac Pr King' N' u- 1 i r v. m.i J'. ii ii'i iiii in. ( Vuvh t 1 !"'. ti l"'tV in nente'-'t -K fci- Oii-. -s. l r t r iu- )v 'or l.iver, " 'i a 1 Ki'in-y. loick'o'i's Arnica o . t i. !i t in ft,,. w,. hn. I)r K-nts's Nh'W I.! - i t l-i, 'vlivlMtrrt it crt-ct pill. m t! . i iM.i ,j;c ; ir j- curcnt'-pd to ij i- .-'ni i I I. r thMii rj.i the deil n tnn' m nttHi h it lerewiih will bt II i tu r.t t th m. "ioM t Dr i , . t t :r Lie Poe.' ;-)t.r. V tit rails IS uii Iluuii. All that th.'ie is lor thu few Democrats in the Legislature ii the poor privilege of speech, und Mr. P.utler's Caucasian wants this ienied them. It charges them .villi obstructing the public busi ness, merely because they se tu to express their opinions upoi ques t inn.; as they arise, thuy huv-in-.r. as a matter of fact, ciDdJrned no time unnecessarily and said no n.-re thari was neces-:arv' to defend t;)(.j r ,,.utv wjlt,n t jattacked aud to keep their own and its record trai-rlit. The me"annoss with vhich the minority has betii treat etl in this Legislature would nave justilied it m restoring to asy hcii . ruble mean i to harai the enemy, but its condu'jt has bctn at all time-s-s 'emly. Fairness calls lor !i;irn,ss; meanriess suggests rttali tion. Pdlls havo been rushed through without giving tho Derao .rat? time to debate them, and there wa.i a notable case in the (;o:r-;e l ist week in which a bill that to amen'! the charte: of Eliz ibvth City was r.iilrcaded hroii'.'h without Ihe Democrats 'Yen being permitted to know what its provisions were;. Whatever of m -annew.s has been exhibited ia rhis Legislature has been by the fusionists toward the minority and it tier fore comes with ill grace f'rem Mr. Puller's Caucaeiah to .harge obstructiveness upon th D'.mocrats. So rankly unjust was the charge that Republicans, even nose and repelled it and thu3 the m.vorihy attempt to make party apital at the expense of truth and ' i:rne.s tell to the ground by tne :e:-tiniony of enemies. Statesville Landmaik. I'loiers' If Makes GUILD BIRTH Easu. - COLViM. LA., Dec. 2, 18S6.- Mv wife ued MOTHERS 4 FRIEND" before her third con- fli.einri.t, and says she would not t t?witlieut it fur hur.JrcJiof dol r7) b:-;.-DOCK MILLS. r- S.ac by f f .sa i r mall, on receipt 5; if r . li ;) r l.ottle. Uook "Tu rl M i io :is" u ailed tree. Sold ty all 55 Iri.gi-.U. II liliAlirillLl) UHGLLATOR CO.. Atlanta, Oa. Atlanta, jfcsj 'noJX"r9AT1'E?,x'BI'BWJ0i trend

Page Text

This is the computer-generated OCR text representation of this newspaper page. It may be empty, if no text could be automatically recognized. This data is also available in Plain Text and XML formats.

Return to page view