MAHION UKCOKD.
PUUUSI1ED EVERY TliUIIiDAY 1
tie.
Km tic Buys Hooks.
it would to tiiliicult to show
EIitcr ami roprstcr.
Ettttrvd at t he .? otofi!c In Msrhm :
rr.isi:. j
A dolhir k-pl in circulation nt
home u worth five hundivd dol-'
lars circulating so fur away thi'.t
rot on. of t!i"i:i will ever r-aeh ,
home. The man that fr.nds Lis
money abroad for anything that
he can buy at home i.-t an ii'-iny
I o h to hitus'lf ami his neighbor.!
M-pend five- dollars with your m-ih- j
bor to-day in id ho may !-.:' i the i
five dollars with von tomorrow. I
ir-- both tb proeencr of the flaan-j Rutkerfohd CoiLEGEun 11.
! c:?.l vrA tariff h-gi'-hition of this . Probably the- most unique literary
! r,u itrVjW hich is equivalent almost feature ever transpiring in our state
ny'csr that ih&yarethe progeny , occurred to-day when Unrke coun
ty took 1,500 novels to sell. Owing
t failure on the publisher's part
to comply with tht-ir contract, Ar
thur T. AlernHbr, a -ear apo, de-
it into the clii.ed to receive a number of cop
ies of "The Hell You Say, his
The Causes and 1'rosre of the
KevoiiKioiiary .Hoveiiieut in
Xortli Carolina.
pro
i ol 1: . i f-Iati-.n. i; -r a
: r. tariti m i;t!aL.y Unaii
i oial 1 g slation, hiris'atioii to take
; roori'-v' bv tnb ity from oiw per-
':.! pocict ur.o pu
i po-!:et of R!iotiir V.vf'i;.
I It does not necessarily follow
! t h t becav..-e t!;e tramp and th.
miilionair eme a
lr this b
-f:onl novel, lo-oay the county
took them and will advertise and
s l! them to recover expenses of lit
lation thfv therefore had h ir pa- nation. Burke countv now should
t rnity in it. hut until it cm be rend his last: "In a D 1 of a fix."
shown that something else pro-j The only tiling the matter with
du'-ed t'l'-m it will be fair to a , this statement is that it's a II 1 of
snme that this did. What else a Lie. Ed. Morgan ton Herald.
Until they b- an their new sys
tems of finance and protection this ,
country nro-ivred, and although!
BY J. L. WOODWAKP. j
Concluded.
If we are to call the ons cl Lib- j
erty patriots why nut call those j
patriots who not onlv thought, but j
acted, when the trying hour cam-"? ,
The eastern people thought th'3
Regulator movenieut just a step
beyond the bounds of discretion,!
for, while they thought the taxes
unjust, they did not think that re- i
porting to arms was the proper way
to remedy the evil. The eastern I
islatur ai.d the (lovernor rov
fr m 1:h! to worse. The Tattle of
L xinj-t a fired the patriots of
N rth urolina. Governor Martin
I lO" :etug on icarn ine jriiisn
Cruii:-r and attempted to guide the
aii.tirs of the 1 rovince by written
I ir.-'rr.ctH-ns. but this proved fruit
I less. The people of North Ciio
lina had severed forever their re'a-
tions with royal authorities and by
the Mecklenburg Declaration of In
dependence had d'tdured them
selves a free ami independent peo
ple eighteen nv.nths 1 fre the
National Declaration at Philadelphia.
Thus far an attempt has been
iti 0
A Teihodist Story.
A good old Methodist ladv attend-
it is co'ntended that then; was less j ing s?rvices in a suburdan Kpiseo
monev in the countrv then in pro-1 pal church became happy under the
The following is- said to have been j jrti0!, to population than there is ; preaching of the word and ejacu
en nctuy.l occurrence: Ten men : now. it vm more generally and ! laled : "Glory !"She was admonish
rat at a table taking their dinner. equably distributed and performed ; ed to keep quiet by two of the
r, , . 4, i the ofiie. of inenev lietter than it ! brethren, and nodded assent; but.
One of them said to the man ec u-1 1 , ... . , ., - i r c i j
i does now. nen thev began their soon becoming forgetful.responded
pyirg th- sr at next to his, "I owe tinkl.n,)f, .vit!t th. finances des- "Hallelujah !" The brethren again
nennlation could not fnllv armre- mide to trace the different mter-
ciate the perilous condition" that i nal causes that operated in North
P
0
9
Vou ten t!ol!ars,r' and hand
him i fr..vil tin --t:dilidied svstem and
a ten dollar lull. 1 Ik; second did , erected another in its stead t .ey
took the. money out of the hands
of the n;a.--es and made it possible
the same to tlie third, the third to
the fourth, xnd so on until the ten
dollars had made thecircuit of the
entire teri men, paid $KH) of in-d;btedne.-s
and linally found lodg
ment in the purs tf him who lirst
parted ith it.
I'eopie jtten i nugine that a
thing that comes from "up North"
or ''away oil" is Letter and prettier
than the same thing made at hom
"Up North," imported," ' from
distance, and such Hue phrases
for the few t control and monopo
lize it, an 1 then we saw the birth
f the millionaire class, and his
twin-brother strange as this may
sound the tramp. I'y this mon
strous .-tem the few got control
of the country, got the people and
the government in their power and
fr i : i that day almost without in
terruption dietat.-d our financial
noliev. Combining with the
called her attention to the distur
bance, and told her that if she did
not keep quiet they would be com
pelled to remove her. The sermon
proceeded, r.nd the old lady, becom
ing very happy and forgetful of
hr surroundings, shouted cut,
"Glory to God P
This was toj much for the breth
ren, ami they tried to lead her out ;
but she r fused to walk, so they car
ried her. On the way she said :
"lam honored above my Master;
for while he was carried byoneas,
I am carried bv two." Philadel-
,' ! money controllers of England, w ho j phia Record,
i recugnized only gold as money,!
have a charm, a faceination about
llieni llial Hie little word
made" seems to have lo-t,
Cver posse,.-d it.
a large
actual
It is an act ;al fact that a
ing city oi our Male nas
furnitnre factory ; il is an
fact that the furniture manufac
tured there is shipped North; and
it is an actual fact that our fur
niture dealers send North and buy
the identical furniture ami have it
shipped South, thus paying freight
on it from South to North and from
North to South again. It is no
wonder in the world that the
North is "rich and powerful"
while the South is "poor and fee
ble." Now what is true in refer
once to North and South is true in
reference to State and State, coun
ty and county, town and town, man
and man. As my neighbor pros
pers, I prosper; his prosperity is
my prosperity, his adversity is my
adversit Let's build up home,
ourselves and our neighbors, and
when ue have done that there will
lie no desire to "go west and build
up with the country;" for we will
have built up our own country and
built up ouix Ives with it.
How This.
Th opponents of free silver warn
us against, what they call danger
ous experiments, and insist that
we shall let well enough alone. It'
it wen well enough there might !e
some pertinence and sense in this
kind of talk, but it is not well
they moved against silver and m
H7o succeeded in demonetizing it
lome ; and from that on the work of ruin
it it! 5'inong the people was rapid.
j If that was the bh-s.-ing they
aim it was how will tnev account
t!iriv" for the fact of the general fall in
tiie prio s ot nearly everything
that was not controlled by some
ring or combine? how account for
the great and continuous decline in
the prices of all farm products for
tin? depreciation in the values of
farming lands in some of the States
where the farmers ought to be pros
perous if they were prosperous
anywhere, for the discontent upon
the farms and the. large movement
of the rural population to the
towns and cities, and from the
small towns to the cities? Up to
lNiO the prices of farm products
w i re on the increase, farmi? g lands!
were appreciating in value1, the
tendency of population was from
the cities into the country.
Tramps, low prices, depreciated
lands and abandoned farms is w hat
they call prosperity, the thing they
don't want disturbed, and to pre
vent the disturbance ot which they
beseech us to trv no new expert
ments by add'ng to the volume of
silver. With the experience of the
past twenty years the American
people who do not run money
lending establishments got up on
the present plan have about con
! eluded that some experimenting
is worth trying, and that it is time
they had something to say about
the financial system under which
thev must live. Wilmington Star.
Reason for Divorce in Italy.
The following are grounds for
which divorces have been granted
by the Italian courts :
For calling his wife's sister a
thief.
For beating his wife's pet dog.
For constantly chewing tobacco.
For cutting his wife's curls with
out her consent.
For refusing to take his wife out
for a walk.
For refusing to sew on her hus
band's trousers buttons.
For forcing his wife to sit up un
til after midnight'
For the wife's staying in bed until
noon.
For refusing to let her husband
go too near the kitchen fire on a
cold day.
For dragging her husband out of
hed by the beard.
For the wife's strolling around town
and shopping instead of attending
to her domestic duties. Italian
Paper.
A Close Shave.
In arguing a point before a judge
i of the superior court, Colonel Folk,
of the Mountain Circuit m North
Carolina, laid down a very doubt
ful proposition of law. The judge
eyed him for a moment and queried,
"Colonel Folk, do you think that
is law ? ' The colonel gracefully
bowed and replied: "Candor com
pels me to say that I do m t, but I
did not know how it would strike
your honor." The judgedeliberated
a few moments and gravely said:
"That may not be contempt of
court, but it is a close shave."
The Same Old Story.
A special of June 15, from New
York, savs: Albert S. Moore com
bined the superintendency of a
A Ills if and a ISig Jump.
Were a man's muscles and limbs
as well set for lumping as those of
enough. We contend that, not-, Sunday school in Harlem with the ; a Ilea, he could stand on the dome
withstanding the increased indus- : treasurership of a silk company in ! at Washington and make one swoon
tries, the inen used wealth as tig
uredoutbythe statisticians, and;
the increase' of big fortui.es of the i
few, this country is not, taken as !
a whole, really as prosperous as it !
was twenty-five years ago, and we J
further contend that the same kind !
of "prosperity" for the next twen- !
tydive years would put the country '
absolutely in the hands of the i'ev i
who would then own nearly if not :
quite all of tie' wealth of the conn- j
try of which they now own about j
Wall street, and the studv of Tol-I that would s,.n(l him three and
stoi in his private library with the j one half times around the earth.
study of speculation on the stock Chronicle of Curiosities,
exchange to such an extent and I -
with such unfortunate results that
he is now a prisoner in the Tombs
on the charge of having swindled
several banks in this city out of an
amount estimated to be
.f loO.Oi M).
almost
Henry Watterson says: "Tf the
Kentucky Democratic convention
ten days from now declares in favor
of the free coinage of silver at the
ratio of 10 to 1, or any other low-
ratio, from 25.000 to 40,000 Demo
their western friends were in, or
they would not have opposed their
movement so openly.
The following are the leading
principles of the agreement which
the Regulators signed, as given by
WT heeler :
"We, the subscribers, do volun
tarily form ourselves into an asso
ciation for regulating public
grievances and abiue of ower, m
the following particulars, with
others of the like nature that may
occur :
1. Wo will pay no more taxes un
til we are satisfied that they are
agreeable to law, and applied to
the purpose therein mentioned, un
less we cannot help it or are forced.
2. We will pay no ofiicer anv
more fees than the law allo.-.s, un
less ve are obliged to do it.
o. We will contribute to collec
tions for defraying necessary cx
1 ei-es rif.w,diog tie- w-.-.k record
ing to our abilities.
4. In case of difo ien. e in iinle-
meni we will submit to the judg
ment of the majority of our body.
To all of which we solemnly swear
that we will stand true and faith
ful to this cause till wo bring
things to true regulation, accord
ing to the true intent and meaning
hereof in the judgment of the ma
jority of us."
Another of these principles
which is too long to quote in full
may be summed up in the appeal
which they made to the Governor
to remedy their grievances ajid let
them disband.
This organization, though appi-
rently destroyed at the battle of
Alamance, never ceased to exist
until the adoption of the State con
stitution in 1770, at which time
the colonies had been welded to
gether by theobligations of mutual
aiel and protection taken by the
members of the Continental Con
gress. The people of North Caro
lina were not long wearied with
the presence of Gov. Try on after
the battle of Alamance. He doubt
less thought he would enjoy greater
personal security, honor, and re
muneration as Givernor of the
State of New York, a position
which he had been coveting for a
number of years. Had he r man
edin North Carolina he would have
needed a large additional body of !
troops to protect himself from the j
wrath of t'ie Regulators whom -he
had so cruelly outraged. Gov. ;
Mar! in, his successor, was too far j
sighted to follow the same policy'
as his predecessor, though he did
persist in the old way of carrying
his point by dissolving the Assem
bly. There arose the same old
dispute over collecting taxes, to
prevent which one hundred Regu
lators had laid down their lives.
The debt in 1770 had increased to
the enormous amount of sixty-six
thousand pounds, though the taxes
had been collected every year since
the issue of the Provincial notes;
but the Revolution was soon to
put an end to this regime by the
expulsion of the Governor and the
abolition of his system of taxes.
The judiciary department was
doubtless the most defective, as
well as corrupt, branch of the Pro
vincial government. Bancroft
says of North Carolina, that she
had no law and no lawyers. The
Carolina from 1759 to loo to
bring about the Revolution.
There are a great many relig
ious and socialistic features that
contributed to bring about revo
lution in North Carolina, but
w hich cannot be mentioned in so
short a treatise as this.
A comparison of North Carolina
with the other colonies shows that
she was not troubled with any such j
restriction as the Uoslon Port Rill,
doubtless because the two sea port
towns, New Pern and Wilmington,
located rpon rivers that at that
time wen; navigable only for small
vessels, had attracted very little
commercial attention in England.
Neither was North Carolina threa
tened with the revocation of her
charter as Massachusetts was by
the Massachusetts Bill. While
New England was confined to the
district ei'st of the Alleghanies by
cii tee of the Quebec Act of 1704,
If so it will pay you to go to
AT MORGANTON. N. C.
For anything 3'ou want. Save your Railroad fare by
going to see them, or send o'der for what you
want. Satisfaction in lit.style, qualify, and
Prices gtjaratiteecL
The largest stoeK in "NVe&tcsn North Carolina.
fcoV, Ut Tho hni low Prices
v ELEGANT SUITS FOR MEN AND BOYS.! GENTS' FURNISHINGS
Overcoats and Mclntoshcs, best goods and latest styles,
We will compare goods and prices with Wanamaker or anybody ele.
Square dealing and one price to all. Call on us or send us your or
ders. We keep every article ound in a first-class clothing house.
Respectfully,
COLLETT & GILLAM, Morganton. N C.
Li h exterdt J the limits of Que-
BASE BALL IS ALL THE GO
and v;e are at the bat, marking outs and
1 . .. Tl ;,K 7 ,.,,4- 1
be io the Ohio River and placed KJIUUIVIJI lll XII US UUt Ul MI1L, ililU .YOU
tins newiy acquired territory, but j ia( better be on the opposite nine (Hundred)
she saw, and so did the other . . . . 0 , j i '
southern colonies, that this wasIWltllin tlie Oi) days tO Catch
only a scheme contrived to pacity i
the French settlers and iseep them
f i : .u.. i a it... !
ironi joining ine coioiiibi. in mo
war that was soon to follow.
There seems to be no evidence
that North Carolina went into the
Revolutionary War for selfish pur
noses. The indications however
Lw Prices
LET THIS BALL HIT YOU A FULL WEIGHT BLOW,
COASTED OOFPBE FOB SOOTS
AVE SCORE A HOME KUX ON" ANYTHING NEEDED IN ANY LINK
are trond" in favor of the nea- U!,lA,'l' ivi'i ia a must clans uknkkaij Al Kin. 1 1 A N I l s E stokk
timate that if the other colonies
had not revolted, North Carolina
would at least, the authority for
which is the Regulators war and
the Mecklenburg Declaration of
Independence.
It is better to give while you are
living than to leave your money to
be divided among lawyers.
"Love is blind." but jealousy
sees more than rt ally exists.
1
11
OOF
Health
1
P
HARBIIRE
OF
L KIM
avea full assortment of all kinds of hardware, inclu
ding Builders supplies, such as nails locxs and hingo
also, paint, oil and white lead, i have a fine line of Gun
both breach and muzzle loaders, from .$2 50 upto .$40.(10.
The Supreme Curt of the Uni
ted States decided, Mr. Justice
j cratic voters will support the
publican ticket.
lie-
one-nan.
It was a bad day for th- people : Harlan delivering the opinion of j th(? fJnowm
oi mw country when the money j i'" i, a ! immediate restoration of silver to
pmv-r got hold of its Treasury and j jnm.-elt, it is not necessary .iu fornier ft3 fl ful, ten.
became dictators of its financial ! r him to get out ot another man s ( (lor stanjarJd mmev equal wiih gold
policy. It wrs a bad day when in I way on his own promises when j d t reo"am, imlinuted eoinage
c nicert w itli the 'rasnin"-"o hi hnn-i uuier is making a nosuie ue-
reason for there being no law was
mainlv a lack of legal publica
tions of court proceedings. While
The Memphis convention adopted ! the few judges were somewhat ac-
lhatwe tavor the ! nuainted with the law- htnrants
having no reliable attornevs were
Stoves of all prices and kinds, including the celebrated New Patrou
Cook Stove. Heating stoves of all kinds and prices.
I also do all kinds of T n Hoofing and Guttering.
Remember I sell a good axe for GO cents; a good Mattock for O et.
I will sell you nails at the vry low price of l.o') par kg, factory
price. Mail orders will receive my personal and prompt u tentmn
With eitdit vears experience in the hardware business, I think 1 am
- ' V : ,. -1 1 1. .. ........ 1 l .. . . i !..
Don't play with Nature's 1"T" fc'" J B"uu ' j 1 ' i'" l'"""""
' means so much more than
' you imagine serious and
'fatal diseases result from
trifling ailments neglected.
greatest gift health.
: Brown's
ilron
: : Bitters
;- 1
compelled to learn law by expe
lience which generallv proved to be
a very costly way of gaining legal
dlers ot hngland they made sUC
cessful war upon the silver dollar
which until then had been the
honored money of the people, more
honored than gold and in more
general use.
It is contended ly tlie gold stan
dard advocates that inttsad of an
injury the demonetization of silver
was an ahr-olute U-nefit. Mr. Tren
holin said in his spe eh at tlie anti-silver
meeting in Philadelphia
last week that the great mistake
mad" was in not adhering more
ciosejy 10 the demonetization
silver than we had done, and
monslration. That is to say, a;
! man need not r treat from a hos-
t tile intruder upon his own prem-
! ieS.
if we had stuck to
sqXiaivly w
more on
The story is told at Chicago that
on Judge (Jresham's acceptance of
the eliice of Secretary of State ten
w. altliv Irieads and admirers of
his in that city subscribed $o0,000.
which was turned over to the use
of the Jmlge, it being known that
he w as a poor man, and ill-provided
to maintain an establishment
d ! at Washington befitting his office.
that No one who knew the man needs
of both silver and gold at the ratio i information. The trial of Ed
of lf to 1 and upon terms of exact 1 inur.d Fanning smd the three Peg-
equality."
If you are feeling
out of sorts, weak
and generally ex
hausted, nervous,
iTUve no appetite
and can't work, J
irgui a i vine ufc-
mCUICIMC.HIIIV" 19
brown's Iron Bit-
. 4 V..
ties cure Benefit
comes iium me
very first dose it
itxm't stain your J
teein, a n u u s
pleasant to take.
It Cures
Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver
Neuralgia, Troubles,
Constipation, Bad Blood
Malaria, Nervous ailments
Women's complaints.
Get onlv the cenuine it has crossed red
lines cn the wrapper. Ail others are sub-
sti'.utes. On receipt of two ac. stamps we j
wi!l send set of Ten Beautiful World's 1
Fair V kws and book lree.
BROWN CHEMICAL CO. BALTIMORE, M0.
T. I .Milam.
Morganton, N. C.
mmm
W .. . . r.,,
u Iat -is .ilrei.'.v n.
T ' 0' V
( f ! ri
pait of
tne so-called judges. Ine i ;ct is
that the judges acted much in ac
ronl:i cp ivitli ttu twdiev of
miss a husband very much. The i i:A,.ornf,rnn,i ..ti.r r,.v,i .ntri.
' " T "T7 , ! one of the rr.ai.v i-.,u-".ie
m.u;en lauy 1.1 ewnurg Keeps , pf.rv aml i.,jusliC(. (u the
a pitiioi v 1 1 1 v: i i sweais aiui a mon
key w hich chew s tobacco. Sne says
that between the two she doesn't
Globe, Atchison.
told that lie firmly declined
tne gout idea I
......lit .
wouul nave lll much ; to aeeent : dol'nr nf mnnov ho lmd
ierous and the ee-untrv . !i(1i -.rt, ,) .,-r..i..rr hrhnn.
w.mld have become much wealth'- j was certainly out of place in 'this
"eI renegade and monev-loving admin-
.Nw anyone who ku vs any- j ministration. Fave'teville Obser
ving ahout the condition of this Iyer.
country since lSlV) knows that it
has undergone a radical ehange .Tuh Carnes, of Black Mountain,
cf " 1 iramps were :ccnientalt v shot and
as lew as oirds ot paradise, nnd Svlt wliil
mUtK-iaues were equally as .-caive. v.et-k.
i lamps ana millionaires represent
A Denver preaclnir declares that
there are ''10.000 iople going to
hell on bicycles." Uut that isn't
half as many as are going there on
foot and otherwise.
killed him-
e out hunting one dav last
tlio two extremes, both of which
arc unhealthy, mid strange as it
may seem, both of -which spring
dir'ctly or iinliiv-otly from the
asp. t-ause", or causes. WVdo not
Major John Erwin, of Ashevillc,
is dead.
fcalis eary will have a double I suer the full prna;ty
hm ji:?g in July. It wiil be public, i b a. cheek, 5
loubh
The Washington Post says that
Tom Settle is looming as the Re
publican candidate for Governor
of North Carolina.
At Greenville, Sunday a week ago,
a colored Baptist minister immer
sed 75 candidates in Tar river in Z5
minutes.
To the Public In compliance with
tbe laws of North Carolina the Iioartl
of Health of the town of Marion here
by warns all residents of Aiarion to
clean up their premises at once and to
keep the same free from filth. Persons
refusing to heed this warninr must
f the law
Sup"t of liealth-
t i s on whom they were dependent
fr their positions. A full discus
si.ni of all the judicial acts passed
in the Provincial period would -require
a seperate treatise, but. one of
the most important of these bills
deserves to be mentioned just here.
The Court Bill was brought up
while Arthur Dobbs was Governor,
and again under the administra
tion of Gov. Martin. One of the
leading provisions in its last con
sideration was the ''right of at-
Bfccf Proposals,
?"?-'t . pr j tu'-sdf i (jifl pr;.-sl for
Vii-ei roitract) will te ecivf.l at my of:ic
frjrn now .o.nl Op. re., of July 3rd for
!urni?ting b-ef for the 5tte Hospital, for
tlie period IjPfrinninjr Jul v 15tli 185, snd
en-lirp July 15th f'Cj. Href to lie cf prime
iu t.iiy, t-ii '. i-h t r"l in tbe Tiritii'y of and
a-!iver'l Ht !h? Hospital on lbe Mond ns,
V dni-S"'aj ? htA I'ri'l.iv? oi eacli avd ertry
wi-' k in quantities T'lLiilrg irorn 1.2'X) lo
l,si.O its. j er v. e k.
A l.ond of iZ. 0 vith pror e I fecuritr
wip Le i quired lor faithful perfiruince
ot cotti'ct. The Kxetutiie Committee
reserrti the riirft to rej-ci rnir or hH Lids.
F. M. b. KUGGV, Steward,
By order of the Execut re Committee.
McrgaLt: n, N, t Jane 3, lfe?r.
TO
m mm m
of Morganton, N. C.
yjEo. 1. Erwin, I'res't. H. T. Pk.iksox, Ca-hier
liurglar Proof Vault, Patent Time Lock,
Chrome Steel Safe for Cash and
Valuable?. Exchange on New
York and other Trade
Cen tern bought
and sold.
Banking houra 0 a. m. to 3 p.
MORTGAGE SALE OF LAND.
lacnmeni. mere were a numoer v.
By Tirtue ot a mortgage deid, made and
executed to L B IJarris Lt C. Alleo nd
J. Aileo, on the 4th dar of
-!:itth l&Di.nd del registered in Rnnt
of traders and merchants living in i Z, Pae lco.tf Mort;i Deeii, iD the of
England who held land in North fcce ci Hep.fter ot Deed of McDowell
Can-Jinn. Pn.- nrieinre nn tl - i f"nJ. U'M t fuhlic auction 10 the
lands were tried
in Lcidand, but! ,.!,. v c -.1.
this incurred such a heavy expense ; lft:5. at twelve o'clock, the iVd.owiritratt
that most Cases thus arising went j of : ,nJ lo-wit: t ontainio 30acrts cuere
untried. The efTect of the Court i !Bdi.f L r. Harrij and
i 11 i , i . . otter, in Sugar Hill towutbip atd I'in
Iiill w as to have these cases tnl OB tU watw'a of (JreMy Crk
in the Provincial Courts and to at- ! iafcrn auon will be found in boo aloye
tach these lands on which the pro- H-tntionetl in ote ot IUiero! Deed of
vincial tax had nut be-n paid. ;McUocii ccutty. Th si ,lar of
ri- u 1 a II t I lf. j- J. I). LKDfcETTER
The harangue between the Le-- 1 : a. ,r"v
" I A:.'0tie f . Y. num.
W. L. Douglas
S3 SHOE
And other cpeeUUlea for
Genllr m.n, hadUn. Ho 71
aad iXiaem are tli
Best in the World.
menl whlea appears la It It
PPr.
Take m Substitute.
lailt om bsrtne W. I.
DOlUUlf flllOES.
' wltn wam and prtca
tamped 0 bottofa. Sold by
J. S. DYSART Marion, N. C.
G. d. IHUMASON, Old Fort, N. C.
J J. TOSNAN1,
ULACKSUUKG, H V.,
DEALER IN
SASH; DOORS
BLISDS.
PRICES FURNISHED
.F FLIC AT ION.
AXD
CN
Ch.sjntarlcLr-'a E70 and Skin Ointaoat
Is a certain cure for Chronic 8ore fcyA
Granulated JJye Lids, Sore "ir?ls l'ii,J
Eczfcma,Tctler, Salt Kheua and fecald lltrf,
25 cents per box. For sale by druggiiti
TO nOK3KOWNZB3.
For putting a horse in a fine heaithy
dition try Dr. Cad'a Condition I'oadeis.
Ihtj tone up the fyrtem, aid diction, euro
lopa of appetite, relieve conrtipatV'", v??
kiJnev disorders and dfe3troj worm., rVi:;?
cew life to an old or over worked hon. "
cetXa per package. For sale I7 dreL
Morphew t Street man.
W. C. NEWLAND II. A- NEWU"
Inoir, X. C. JIarion, N :
1
ATTOREYS A NI COUXSEI.I-OB
AT LAW.
MAKION, ... - '.C
Practice in the courts of the 10,
11, and 12th dietricts, and the Su
preme court of N. C, and the b.
S. Courts of Western District cf
X. C.
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