- 'ov L K ill e rs.
5,r. John rlif-k, of Salisbury, is vis-
..(-.ffli is viit.mp' lira
... C VYooU una
Mi ( :irrl
MonJ--- ...
. p C:irt. r, KH,.,of Asheville, was
in''',8-tWt',-k' . . , . .
Carter is visiting friends
t) I'.l'tltoll, we arc sun jr iw J-aj ,
if; uiiv l! since July SJtli.
l . .i. .... ,. r:.t
JlnrillU' 1HIC, Ul Ji nifccn.ii" i,
Mrs. .J'la h ii i omer menus
....... li !c ti
I r. i.iiiv-.- in " '
h-fk has licefi confined to
for some time. V e
Mi-
Vr. WIH
v ., I ,,t M.-k:ieSS
ii.h l.im.a" , ar'i' "-'-overy.
,,a,tr ofthf l'n-sbyterian church
..'..n'vli at ''s regular hour, U a.tn.,
W l" I . 7
.(,Avn.i next Sunday.
Mr . F. Wood, who is well and fa
'.lv Known here, has been elected
' itioii in th Winston Craded
In a !'?"
vM K.M. Armfield and Mrs. A. A.
. ". ' . f Statesville, are visiting
;K 'u. Bennett at the Flemming
C. ;. Little and family arriveu
Tuesday. They are now at
List of Jurors. j
.The following is the list of jurors
drawn for the fa',1 term of Ik-Dowell
County Superior Court which convenes
on August i2tli':
Fikst Week. J. I). Avery, M. F.
Tate, W. C. Bird, W. M. Mahburn, w!
L Cilliam, CP. Mac-key, K C. Sanders,
Robert 1). Barnes, J. E. Wilson, A. M.
Xesbitt,J. L. Walsh, M. C. Davis, G.
W. Brad'ey, S. A. Lotfery,J Ii. Patton,
W.'M. Washburn, P. 15. Morris, Win. M.
Wi!keron, William McXeely, M. (J.
j Morgan, W.J. Xesbitt, W. C. Elliott,
(I. W. Crawford, Adolphus Brackett,
W. M. floodson,.!. I. Banning, R. L.
Greenlee, S. M. Burgin, L. Z. Xoblett,
W. W. Hemphill, Tho.sl Morris, T. Y.
Hemphill, Win. Silvers, I. E. Marlowe,
O. M. Walton. W. W. Bailey.
Skc-oxi, Week. Samuel A. Poteet,
W. II. White, A. II. Ledbetter, E. J.
Foster, 15. F. Tibial, John Yancey,
Jr., J. Z. Page, J. II. Brown, W. Ii. Coo-
Dr. Alston, o.Bumsvil!e, wa ir.
town Sunday. '
Mrs. D. X. T.onon is visiting her
parents in tho Cove thisweetl
Mr. W. F. Neal is visiting rela
tives n town this week.
STATE .EVS.
Mr. MeCurdy and wife are
among Marion's summer visitor?.
Mrs. J. W. .Street man, of Hen
dersonville, is visiting her father,
Mr. G. G. Eaves.
W.J . Townsend, a former resi
dent of Marion, is phaking hands
with old friends and acquaintances
on the street this week.
The Record returns than! b to Mr.
V. II. I.obbitt for a treat to some
of the mot dflici(us ico cream it
ever stuck its hill to.
McCall fc Conley are hustlor?.
Anson county has six new?ja-
In 1S0O. ?01,0OX000-r.-er.- inves
ted in cotton mills in Xorth Car-
oiina, now.there are$119,OX),000 so
placed.
The Xews and Observer has pre
pared n KtateTiient of liirure.s which
Koes to show that at tho end of
1S9G thre will he a deficit of $275,-
000 in the North Carolina treasurv.
Jt-V.
:.. l:irill
tli(.' ,,,, ol Mr. ieo. C. Conley, Mrs,
it(i.-S brother.
j(.i-t. r of Ieeds Brown receiveU w
TJt,. of the Fusion laws Monday to
.tribute :ui.ong tlie magistrates of
(Ii,. r-DiHit y.
Mi-s Aniia McKesson, of Morganton,
ft,.r .riKling a few weeks here to the
jln at delight, of her many friends at
lU- ,,iare. returned home Monday.
Mr. Alfred Clayton died at his home
Cknwood on Monday atternoon,
in the neighborhood
lit-:ir 1
..! was burie.t
frave yard near by on Tuesday.
( .,1. JI.C. Demining, of Harrisburg
,.v,,.. ..f the vietiiiHof the memora
Llllffrtian I'.ridge wi (n k, sjnt a few
,ia in Mrlioweli bst week looking
after hi niining interests.
Tli.. pastor of the Presbyterian
.hurrli wiil preach at Belfont. on Sat
urday night before the 3rd Sabbath of
July'und at Siloam and Old Fort on
ll-"::nl Sabbat hat the usual hours.
Mr J (J. irait returned home Mon
day after spending several days lishing
,,,,'l-urk Creek. Fishing fcr font in
Kuck Creek is line sport at this time of
jiur. Mr. C rant succeeded iu captur
ing nearly two hundred in a fe v days
la-t wfek.
Mr. YV. I: Bryan, of Boone, father-iii-lavv
to Dr. M. F. Morphew, lost his
store house and goods, a line new burn
mi.l a dwelling last week by fire. Loss
ut ","(. It was with great difU
. -nil that he saved his hotel. It is be
lieved to tie the work oi an imrow.... j.
There will be a union service in the
Metb.tit church next Sunday at 11
a. in., in the interest of the American
Bible Society. A sermon will be
pr -ached by Bev.Thos. H. Law, 1. 1-
..f sn.-irt.-iiihurr. S. '., who is superin-
i r i,,. n s for North and
Sunt h 1 arolina.
Prof J. K.tJuv.ofSalem, Va.,arrived
here on Tuesday for the purpose of
prospecting as to organizing and con
din ting a High School in the Academy
h re. Me and bis accomplished wife
ha e been for four years co-principals
of the Salem Female Seminary. They
are most hitrhlv recommended and liave
large experience.
Mr. Isaac Erwin Avery, of Morgan
tun s.oi of. Inst ice A.C. Avery, of tin
Supreme Court, and who went to Chin
wiili iwiil Ceneral .le' iuiran as an
attache, has been promoted to the vie
consulship at Shanghai. We U
n.T.inl :ieiiuaiutance with Mr. Avery
an.lsav without hesitancy t hr.t a wisi
selection for the vice consulship could
nut him Iuwmi ni.nle. lie i?. of one of
the most illustrious families in Ainer
-a. and has inherited much in both
in ; ii .1 :m. I Iw.-iri l'roin his distinguished
ancest ors.
At St Petersburg, Fla., in an addn-
i,i .i i-ir.r., ..ruw.t l.is Sundav. Kev. W
i. Morgan bitterly denounced Presi
dent Cleveland's foreign and financial
policies. He said, if Cleveland wanot
watched he would deed away the Tin
ted States to Creat Britain, Spam and
theshylocks. Mr Morgan is a promi
nent minister and is said to be related
to I'nited Slates Senator Morgan, of
Alabama. Charlotte Observer.
per, Thos. P. Cut hliertson, J. T. Our-: They have the Koods and you are
ri"'1'-,,rni,)'u-1'- t.oiortn, oin-tomissitif von don't exam-
l.Epps, W. C.Harris, J. M. Clay, J. M. ine their prhes. Read their new ad.
Xeal, Z. V. Iludgins wt.(
Items From Old Fort. Messrs. Will Cooper, Root. Fin
Correspondence of The IiEcoRD. ley .Clarence M. McCalUim Lonon,
Continued fineBeaBons are making great l" ?nd E.d Dysart and Charley
imprevement in the condition of the corn ())hlU celebrated the Fourth OI
in thin auction. nJ Armors nre mnro chr. " ul IU -" ie
fui.
The glorious fourth passed very quietly
in ourown; a large crowd ot young peo
pie celebrated the day by trip to Catawba
Falls, where they had a most pleasant day,
returniug in time for the ice cream festival.
An ic: cream festival was held on Fri
day evening last at the Whitley house by
the ladies of'.he Presbyterian church with
uiKrked success financially as well a3 so
cially. The funds are to be used in pre
paring ti.fir church tor the presence of
KvungeliU Gales, who cornea some time in
August.
A troiracted rue; ting begins to-night in
the Methodist church under the direction
otthe tiabtor assisted by Rev. Z. Pa -is of
Asheville.
Miss Ida Watkins, of Black Mountain,
made hearts glad last week by her pres
ence in our town.
That clever hustler (leo. E. bee, Agent
for the Southern at Marion, was in town
lastwei.iv. Many old friends here are al
ways pleased to see (leorge.
.Mr. Zeb Ct an ford is at home on a visit.
Mr. Sain Blalock came home on Sunday
morning early on a short visit and had the
misfortune to find a drove of hogs totally
destroying his fine gar Jen. They had got.
ten in during the ni.'ht. Sidney.
Old Fort, July 9, 15.
lie Ohio Kiveraml Charleston
ICailroad.
The news reaches us t hat President
amuel Hunt, of the Cinoinuatti, Ports
mouth ami Virginia Company thinks
that there are good prospects for the
oinpletion of the Ohio liiver and Char
leston liailroad.
portion of it is already built, 171
miles from Camden to Marion, A. t -.,
twenty miles between Johnson City
mil Cnaka Springs, Tenn., and eight
md one-half miles between White
House and Itiehardsun, Ky. The road
is contemp'ated is about 30 miles ;
long, more than 'jOo of which have been
completed and are in working order.
The amount of bonds to be issued
has not been definitely determined up
on, but the cost of the construction of
the new road is not to exceed $15 000
per mile The company is earning its
fixed charges, as well as paying its
taxes. The money is to be expended
on the completion of the road from
Sumptcr, S. C, to the Virginia coal
fields, which will give the company an
excellent territory to draw upon 1 he
new link will be const ructed across the
Blue Hidge to a connection with the
r.M.l iiln :ulv in operation in Tennes
see. When t! -.I link is completed it
will give a short out'et from the coal
fields to a number ot important cities,
as well as making connections with
several large railroads.
The Treasury deficit for the 3cal year
just closed at approximately $43,250 OCO.
This, added, to last year's deficit of near
ly $70,000,000 makes the exces3 of expen
ditures over receipts since June 30, 1893,
about $113,2j0,00o.
Bloomers have struck Charlotte. The
Observer says two young lady bicylists
don bloomers nightly and ride with their
gentlemen friends.
In Colorado recently members of the
Salvat ion Army were arrested, and a wo
man was put injul thiity days for ho'.d
in; an open air meennir. The Denver
Times justly say s: -Capt. Cox's imprisoi.
ment is an act that is a disgrace to Colo
rado Springs and the wuole State Her
sentence i3 an insult to the cause ot Chris
tianity and a piece ot persecution that
men and womtn ot all classes vill bitterly
resent. In the name of right and justice
lier release is dtmandei, while Ccloradoans
blush to know that the shameful fact of
the thirty days' sentence has been tele
graphed abroad.
According .o the religiou3 census report
just. Issued the toUl communicants of all
denominations is 21612,800, who belong to
105.177 organizations of congregation
These congregations have 1 4?,"i21 edifice?
which have sittings fcr 43,rG4,863 persons
1 he value of all church property used ex
clusively for purposes of worship is Jf'OTll,
C30.133. There are 154,030 regulat min
isters, not Including lay preachers. There
are five bodies which have more than one
million of communicants, aud ten more
than live hundred thousand. The leading
denominations have communicants in
round numbers a3 follows: Catholic, C,
250,000; Methodic, 4,000,000,; Baptist,
3,725,000; Presbyterian, 1,280,392; Luth
eran. 1,230,000; Piotcstant Episcopal,
C 10 000.
Parties w anting elegant bouquets at
any season, mad to order, any kind of
flowers for in and out door, any kind
of vegetable plants, spring bedding or
bulbous plants, at the lewest price, can
get ttem by writing to Ernest J. Busb,
Morganton. X.C"
Old papers for sale at the Iiecord office.
To the PrBMc. Incompliance witt
the laws of Xorth Carolina the Boan
oi iieaun or tlie town of Marion here
by warns all residents
a im
gentleman in Goose Creole
township lias started a novel en- J keep the same free from filth. Perwns
"The Criminal Docket."
Mrs. P. I). Ii. Arrington informs
a waiting public that her paner,
"The Criminal Docket." which has
i suspended publication since last
t 1 1 -M . . 1 CI..
year, win re-appear Aioiuiiiy. one
says she wilf let in the light cn the
last Legislature and show the
public how the wheels went round
in that notorious body. ''It will
be redhot," she is quoted as Bay
ins. News-Observer.
$,,OO0 tor Mvaiui Lands.
State Superintendent Scarborough
yesterday received a check for $a,0(X
from Cassius W. Carrier, of Carrier,
Jefferson county. Pa., to pay for swamp
lands in the Angola Bay section of
Duplin and Pender counties, just sold
to him by the State Board of Educa
tion. There have been surveyed 4,I2U.9
acres of this lot. the remainder being
paid for in advance. These lands net
the State fifty cents an acre.
A Cheerful View.
The follcwiug story is told by a corres
pondent who has recently returned from a
tr-p to ihe far West of the United States
Two men who had been fitting together
in the seat near the door of a railway car
became engaged in an animated contro
versy, and their loud voices attrae'ed the
attention of all the other passengers.
Suddenly one ot the n rose and said:
1 Ladies and gentle.nen, I appeal to you
to decide a disputed point. My friend here
insists that not more than three persons
out of five believe they have souls. I take
a mere cheerful view of humanity than
th.it. V. nl all ot you who believe you
have sou's raise your right hands?"
Every ha:. J in the car went up.
'Thank you," he said, with ft smile.
Keep them up just a moment. Now, will
all of you who believe in a heieafter please
raise your left hind also?"'
Every baud in the car went up.
Thank you again," he said. ''Now,
while all of you have your hards raised,"
he continued, drawing a pair of revolvers
and leveling ihem, -my friend here will go
dow n ihc airle and relieve you of whatever
valuables you may happen to have. Lively
now, Jim."
terprise. He has established a
turtle farm and will raise those
amphibious animals for market,
says the Monroe Encpuirer.
In a letter to the Winston Re
publican Capt. A. I). Cowles. of
Statesville, insists that the tariff
will le the issue next ear and he
urges Republicans not to be tide
tracked by the financial discission.
Tlie Morganton Herald says the
State Hospital lias purchased from
Major llson 51 acres of meadow i
land paving therefor about $o,000.
The land will be improve! and
used as part of the Hospital farm.
A great rain storm swept through
portions of Kansas', Mississippi,
Missouri and North Dakota last
week, doing much damage to life
and property. At some ph o s the
water was the highest known in
thirty years.
A Populist School Committee in
Jo nston county employed an auc
tioneer to Jet out the public school
to the lowest bidder. It was knock
ed off at about $12 a month, says
a correspondent of the Smithfield
Herald.
The journals of the Senate show-
that Judge Ewart only received 22
votes in the Senate, whereas 2G for
nied a quorum, and that number
was necessary for election. The
election of Judge of the Criminal
Court was not by joint ballot.
Judge Starbuck decided in the
Ellington-Stanford case that where
there was no quorum there was no
ejection. Raleigh Press.
In spite of the fact that the price
ot gold is fixed hy the law of En-1
gland at $18.92 per ounce standard,
and that prior to 1873 the price of
liver was hxed by the law of the
United States at $1.29 per ounce,
the gold monemetallists continue
to assert that the price of gold as
well as of silver is determined by
lie law of supply and demand.
N. Y. Mercury, Dem.
Thomas Crvsell tells us of an in
teresting curiosity over on his plan
tation. A negro tenant has a pun
anout a weeK old or a little over
that has three well developed eyes.
Two of them are in their natural
pasitions. The third eye is about
half way between thf other two
and is somewhat higher un the
head. The pup is pert and doing
well, find acts just like any other
pup would. Wilkesboro Chroicle.
While New York grown straw
berries are now selling on the
Northern markets at five cents a
quart, Sampson blues bring' ten to
twelve cents. There is really no
flits on Sampson's huckleberry
crop. It will bring about $100,000
of hard cash into the county from
the North this year, and the beauty
of it is that this is nearly all net
profit. There is no expense in
making the crop, says the Samp
son Democrat.
10).
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To reduce stock of Ladies Victoria "Watch
of Marion tal Mionn r . -
cUanuptbeirpremiswatonceand toliaAUa OHer tllCSC 00(18 fit. Hfllf
H I, "
Price. Don't let the opportunity pass. Call
today, i
SWINDELL, The Jeweler. '
refusing to heed this warning- mnsr
suffer the full penalty of the law.
I A. Cheek, Sup't of Health-
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA
Comprises the I'nivernfj, he College,
the Law and Medical Schools, aaJ the
Summer School for Teachers. Tuit'on
$00. 35 Teachers, 471 Students. Ad Iress
PRESIDENT WINSTON, Chapel Hill, N.
C, for Catalogue and hand bock cn 4L'ni
verrity Education."
ILL! XKK Y -L'-M IAA XKKY
Miss Hollic D. Kin? .
Fashionable Milliner,
Keeps the very
Latest Styles
in Millinery goods. Store on Main
street, next door to Ixmon Brothers.
Conservatory of Music.
THE BROCKMAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC,
GKEKXSBOKO, X. C.
Pianoforte, Voice Culture, Violin
and Art. A specialist in each department,
Training School for Teachers.
Address CIIAS. Jt BROCKMAN,
Manager.
Free? FreeX Free!
Everybody is invited to take a FREE looknt
NICHOL'S BROTHERS'
Large and new stock of General Merchandise.
A Coat for 50 cents? Yes!
Nichols Bro's have coats at all prices from 50 cents up, and new
spring and Summer Clothing in the very latest styles. Also Dry
Goods, Hats, and Notions, t And Groceries of all kinds, Flonr, gait
Bacon, &c. Come to Nichols Brothers' for anything in tho above
lines, and for Hardware, farming implements, wooden w illowarc, &c.
They also pay highest xuaxket prices for oil kinds of Country produce.
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BELOXGS TO
HARDWARE DEALER-
AGENT FOR
PIEDMONT WAGONS,
HILL BUGGIES.
ROCK
OP
SEE IIIS NEW AD., NEXT WEEK.
are all the talk. The Hotter it gets the
the lower the prices. Keep coming to our
Store. We will not be undersold. Some
nevY Summer goods just in.
Groceries! Groceries!
Everything in the Grocery
Line.
McDowell County Ahead.
The mining of nionazite, as we havf
heretofore dated in our eolums, has
aMitiui l.irsrt' nnmortions in Xorth
' arolina, with an increasing demand
U hasijuite recently been demonstrated
that South McDowell supplies the best
ntoiKuite in commercial quantities in
the world, it analizing in thoria from
l to is prr cent., and in cerium from
1" to 42 per cent.
We are also pleased to inform our
readers that the newly discovered ele
ment, argon and helium, are both
found in this county principally in
t-uxenite and samarskite. Thus far
argon has no commercial importance;
but helium of which the sun is prin
l in.illv rniiui(Kiil is nhout beinsT used
j i
t
I
Known.
In addition to the foregoing a scien
tist has found in 10 square miles of
McDowell county 130 different species
f minerals, the largest ever found for
t he area covered. Hurrah for McDowell !
he is ahead of them all in minerals
and precious stones.
For Sale An excellent second-hand
Raleigh News and Observer
Work is rapily progressing on the
principal building of the B tptist
Female University at the corner of
Ivlenton and Blount streets. Even
now enough of the general plan of
the buildingcan bo seen to show
that it will be a very large and
handsojno structure.
The public school edition of the
Raleigh News and Observer reached
our dsk Tuesday. It is a complete
surcess. It gives a history of the
progress of learning in North Caro
lina both before and after the uar;
also sketches of the lives of our
great educators. Every person in
terested in the great work of edu
cation in North Carolina ought to
have a copy of tho paper. It con
tains twenty-four pages of inter
esting matter."
J. MaeXaughfon, a lumberman of
Couveneur, X. Y-, is prospecting in
McDowell and Mitchell this week.
Col. Cutler, and daughter Miss Lula.
father and sisterof Mrs. K. J. Justice,
of Wilmington, are visiting Mrs. Jus
tice in town.
On account of the Baptist Young
People's Fnion, Baltimore, Md., the
Southern Railway will sell all rail one
fare round trip tickets at rate off 14.40.
Tickets on sale July 16th and 17th,
limit returning August 5th. Leave
Marion 5 15 p. in.. central time, arrive
at Baltimore next morning $ OOeastern
time.
Prof. C.ruber has proved beyond any
lonht that lrardenins: in McDowell will
pay. He feeils between twenty-five
and fifty persons a day, and supplies
l.U f.ih!.. with vegetables from his own
! o-.ir.ieii: and still has vegetables to sell
and srive away. For several weens ne
'roach to sun light of any substance m.n corn aild lou,atoes for the table
next week.
Negro immigrants; are wanted in
ihe Free State of Congo, Central
Africa, to cultivate tobacco.
jj?"Whe'.i you see a cross (X) op
posire your name it indicates tliat your
time is oat or about to expire. K&new
buggy in good repair for sale cheap , your subscription or your paper will be
Appiy to J. 0. Liuney, Marion . v- discontinued.
Something of a sensation was
caused in ichita, Kan., a few day
ago bv Mrs. Mary Lease appearing
in a bicvele tuit cinsistingot a Sy
rian costume, including large trous
ers, buckled. In an interview she
said she abominated bloomers and
thought the Svrian costume the
proper thing. Bicycle riding, she
sivs. is the next tlung to naving
wings.
At Gray Gables, July 7th, Mrs
Cleveland gave birth to a third
ffirl. Old Giover evidently be
lieves in a single girl standard, as
well as a "single gold standard
Mnnv mnvrs of the country are
crowing and shouting over the ad
vert of this child into the world
mere than our patriotic ancestor
would over the admission of a now
state into tha Union. We think it
a display of the most absurd and
disgraceful nonsense. As for tb'
Record , 1 1 ca n't m h w it is that
G rover's baby is any l etter than
any other baby. Don't you recon
it kicks and" squalls just like
other babies?
The executive committee of the
University trustees has decided to
put in a $"7,000 electric light plant.
NEW AND FRESH STOCK
at prices lower than anywhere
else in town.
CAN NOT BE UNDERSOLD.'
XEW STAXD. XEW STOCK. CALL
AX D SEE BEFORE YOU BUY ELSE
WHERE,
A. B, Gilkey & Son.
AT IE
VERY
"With our vast area and our so-
called starving farmers" says the
Secretary of Agriculture, "we do
not raise enough eggs for ourselves.
We import them by the millions,
and the cackling of tens of thous
ands of Canadian hens is heard
daily over the eggs which they are
laying for the United States. Eggs
are beneath the notice of the aver
age American farmer. His wife
may, perhaps, get a bit of her pin
monev out of the chickens, but
that is alL"
J. B. Bonner, cf Aurora, Beau
fort county, writes the Raleigh
News anid Observer that there is no
truth in the statement that Mr.
I have opened up this week a beautiful
And Feed Stables, line of Summer Dress Goods. I buy for
cash and sell for cash, therefore can make
Handsomest vehicles Wst hor- y0U tllO cloSCSt possible pricCS!
3, most moderate charges. If J x A
ses
you want to take a pleasure trip or
a business trip across the moun
tains, down the valleys, around
town or anywhere els.', with more
comfort and ease than you ever
took the same trip before, try one
of
A. B Gilkey & Son's.
turnouts.
NOTICE TO XOX-RESIDEXT.
3i in. Dimity Cloth, beau
tiful Dress Good a 10c
Arabian Cori
1 : j Sa 0c
Fancy Henrietta 12c
Fancy Duck -10c
Scotch Lawns '".
All Standard Prints
Barker Mill Bleaching c
Tennessee Jeans l&c.
Xorth Carolina ) In the Superior Court
McDowell Co. J Before the Clerk.
Andrew Yount. Administrator with
will annexed of Xoah Yount, dee'd,
W. II. Williams and wife Harriett, An
drew Elmore. Wiley Elmore, John
Walter Hooker outraged or tried ! Moffitt and wife Margaret. William
. , ,i, i:i4i r( Yount, Susannah Thomas, John Bled-
ll,uulut'vl"i 14LliC 'soe and wife Mary.
Midvette. .Joniier says the wnole I To Susannah Thomas non-resident
r ;;. o nv,.,fo;n mlflAnt ,J a I defendant in tne anoveenuuea action.
. V, j Greeting: You are hereby notified
mole Hill anu ine gin s iatner now j antj required to appear berore the un
r,,i, tl.at b.v 1.1,1 vvrr:...t is-1 designed at hi office in 3Iarios. N.C.,
" , I ,r , on Saturday the 10th day of August
tsUeu lor j l'M'Ker. and answer or demur to the com-
plaint fi ed in said cause for pale of
real estate for aets therein described,
The iupj ly of black walnut will loon be otherwise judgment will be taken
exhusud.The demand U io-re.r.ng. against you for the relief demanded in
...... i said complaint.
?ei otitic ire . come ro.gu a-oi. Witne roy hanl ,Dd tliU 3rd
and in twenty-are year t; wni -tang 0f juj lgyj. jj. Frice,
$30 to S 40 apiece. j Clerk Suicrior Court.
J. F. Dellinger. Craig Building.
Lew:? yi avwx. I'bf-sidevt. L. P. McIxCI,Caiii.
ASHEVILLE, X. V
DKSIGXATF.D MATE JJKFOHITOXIY.
CAPITAL $50 000 SURPLU5 $25,000
We have Siecial facilities for handling the business of Merchant
and others in Western North Carolina. Jf you have no Bank accoun
or think of 3 chang?, we will be glftd to have you comipondwith Ui,