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TllJi .MAKION BEGOBD local m:n;r$. yr dd. Krwin, of Morganton, was jn'inwn Monday. Yi.., Hattie Kuoul ia visiting' Mrs j.iz.i- N, :l1- jr j.cf Mo k spent .Sunday in Carrie f.oodman, of Greentbo rJ. is u-iti"? Irs-1; Bennett. Yji-s Minnie IIuss, of (Jastonia, is VJ.itintf K'V. T. J. JioUgers and wife. ( il,t. John Carson and Mr. John Fiave tfone to Yancey to spend a fcV !:iy. J. H. At kin, K?(j., editor of t i it Caro lina Ma'e, Statsvill-, wat in town last w-k. ijj.s .b.-ie Cooper, is visiting her Ijvlli.-r, Mr. Will Cooper, at tlie Klein- Ujiti' JJ'T.-l- Mr.J.C, MeCurry, Mrs. J. I Norton Mi M.iry Logan Ciikey are on .irk li-t this week. lj.-i-s Knu' fiia Simmons and Mamie M .rr.iw, f A sfivi IN, are visiting their ui, ! K' , M. L Kaylor. j;. v. A. A. 'rater, of Klk Park, pass ,,1 1 1, run -It Marion Tuesday on his lioiie- fo.u f he local rtiinister'seon ., p-iK-f at Jiiitli'Tl'ord College. Mr. "J"g" Crai;, who has a position (1 i (,f lit l'( niteiitiary farms, re- luriH 'I ! hi.s post of fluty Friday after .i.-ii!ii-g Iwo weeks at home. i-s.-s Maggie and Crace Xeal left mi unlay fur Laurin'oug. .Miss Maggiw to rf-uine lnr work sis teach.T in tl -i juul ai that place and .Vi.i.s Grace u, ,- t ciiier t li- sciiool as a pupil. A. Wanton A. : is the p!a'.-to huy :n s g'i.tl.- cheaper t han they can he InnzM v here. Y(.u can't afford to iu luwii and go away without -it in' th.ir large new stock. Mr.( liarles lioho J;as received his j. tiarge from service in the United Mate-, army a nl is at home nn a visit, lit- i- a splendid specimen of y.u:ig iiiaiilitiitl. I'.uike county superior court is in s-.-iiiii tins week. Judge IJryan is pre siilmir. Kx-.Jud:r .lulm ray !'ynum i-ctcr til' I he vir-itiiig lawyers, 'i'liere :o r.t-t s on i he criminal docket. One l.-lluw-i it ieii of Morgant.:i is d l.i.cl. iji in t went y-live didVrent ca-es. I litre iil lie inn1 murder trial the trial ef Mat his lor the murder of Fo tf t. See A. I . la li t on ,v ''. new ad. They ha v e large hills of goods arriving i v day. They huy their goods it) .-in li large i 1 1 s t i! ies that they can af ford to undersell ol her merchants and still have a nlit left. We are requested to announce that llie annual camp-meeting of the Meth odist Lpiscopal church will begin Thursday night, the J'.Hh tnst., ami will continue probably a week. The' ser mon mi Sunday morning September 1st .at eleven o'clock, will be delivered tylhv.Mr. SraybeJ, the presiding elder fur this district. We are told that the arbor has been recovered, and tidier improvements made, and that an unusual number of people hae signi tieil Ibeir intention to lent during the meeting. The camp-ground is located .'li mit four miles west of town. If the hair is falling out a. id turning irriy, the glands of the skin need stim ulating and color-food, and the best remedy and stimulant is JIali's ll.ir iViiewrr. Miss Nannie MeCall, of English, -N.F., encloses a nuhscription to t!i" Kkcoud ami says that sho iin.ls it unpleasant t- ilo without Iter ci'iniiy paper. Not one complaint has ever been iiiaile by t ln.se using Ayer's Sarsa pa ri! la according to direct ion.-. Furt ber '""re, we have yet to learn of a case in winch it has failed loall'ord hcnelit. So siy hundreds of drurgits all out the '""ntry. Has cured others, will cure eii. The largest stock of Clothing c or hroii-ht tot he county at .1.(1. Nichols vV hfn i h,. wrv :ivt styles and at prices t hat can't be heat. i'aiii r .7!,s. a:, j. iuMi . vr. Li a Dais J ut ice, wife of F.d. hi-tiee, Fsq , of this place d;ed very Mitl.lriilv at ht-r homo last Suncay mor of lu-an failure. hewasjnt recovering from a spell "f Mrknoss. ai d felt well enough to be "I"'!! Saturday evening and Sunday morning. She was at the mirror Sne ,! l.v nil. mini; arranging her toilet w lien 'iiddeiily fainted awav and died within a l w minutes. Dr. Morphow irr'l a minute or two before her ,!".'i:h. bm was unable C revive her. Mr Justice ran to t he drug tdoro for J'-'ne ine.lieine, bai .die was dead be ' To h,. returned. N,,e was buried Monday evening r"!" the F.piscopa! cl.nreh. of wiiieli was a devoted member. The hu r'',: Wh!cl; are b.-atiful in t,i" tr. in,', were (.:;h.e'; .1 -.v .'ev ' '''I''' !-:!! Satieriee. .f Morgan;"..;:. ' was twenty-five years of a:e t!,t. !:a-V ,'H"r'' ber death, -hf leaves throe " thetll, : of u !.,.,:, i onlv "'I'"" ears ,.f ;1ge. r; latii.-i, Mr. Dul'-rutz Cutler.a '-'"ng.on lawver, her brother and l '-f hae hei-n pending the summer ,.'(,;i;'li;i'd were here at th time of I-.t '!i;;N;u,lllM,Mi10!1i(, jadv ainl M liked by everybody that knew her. ljf ' ti.e and the three lii.dherless ili ' , ;;hlr" sympathy ,.f ,J' r- vir.Qn, JTiuiig f(lr v.,r rh.-.iii.uiMii.ncil I hue taker, Ave.-', I'i::,. I!.n:drel, "lt Wen run doff his coMpiaim lv "'tel on exlsibition at the World's aJr a standard cathartic. Court Adjourned. THE 'IL'KDEK TIIIAL EADHD, f IXI.KV GKTS TEX YKAKS AND JIMMER APPEAL JIM- BOTH MKRSOX GIVES " AtK TO JAIL a LONG flOLS TRIAL. ANJ IE- Judge IJryan closed the fall term of -McDowell superior Court Friday cning.nt.rne to leave on tU east bound train at 4 o'cl.:k. Quite a num ber of cases on the criminal docket and almost all the cases on the civil docket ere continued to the 1 '.). ppring term, The trial of Finley ad Jimmerson consumed eight and one-half days. Mion- speeches wore made by Hie counsel for boih the State and the de fense. We were not permitted to Ih ar all of the speeches or the whole f ;ny one speech, and h ue had to rely for the most part upon information gath ered from those wiio did hear them in making our comments upon the merits of the several speeches. We spoke of the speeches made by Messrs. Justice, Morphew and Xewland in our last week's issue, and told our readers that we would have more to ?ay in this week's issue about the speeches of those who spoke immediately before and those who spoke immediately alter we went to press last week. We have re ceived no Jittle eritiVis,,,, aml sonie censure for having "puded," as it is called, a few of the lawyers and utterly ignored others. We meant to ''pull" no one, nor did wo mean to ignore any one. Our explanation last week, that want of sj aee prevents further COiil- ment upon those excellent was, we think, salisfadory "pceohes," to every pei. -on mat, na.s any reason and fair- ness about him. (Jiiitii a numberof persons think that Col. Morphew 's rp-ech was highly ex aggerated and the Colonel himself thinks we greatly over-rated him. We beg the Colonel's pardon and promise him that we w ill never be guilty of the like again. We heard only a small por tion of his speech, and drew our esti mate of the speech largely from hear say, ilerealter when wo report speeches we will report only those that we hear with our own ears, and not those lhat we hear through the oars of another. We did bear about half of Mr. Car ter's speech, and were impressed with the idea that he was making a great speech. Quite a number of persons who heard it, say that it was decidedly the be.';t .speech made during the trial. Col. .Sinclair spoke about three and a half hours with irrpat earnestness and force, lie .seemed to realize that' his client's cause was his own cause, and was untiring in his effort to estab lish the fact of his client's innocence. It was not our happy privilege to hear either Col.Sincl.iir's spi-eeli or any one of the three remaining speeches, excepting short portions of the speeches by Messrs. Eaves and Spain hour. Such portions of these speeches as we heard were simply excellent. We have heard iuite a number of gentle men say that ex-Solicitor Xewland made the speech of Iiis life, and that the speech of Mr. Eaves was the most polished speech of all. Solicitor Spainhour read the laws of murder in the thirty-lifth chapter of the book of Numbers, ami selected the following passage as the law applying to this case: "And if he smite him with throwing a stone, wherewith he may die, xnd he die, he is a murderer : the murderer shall surely be put to death." He said that it seemed that the divine Legislator had prepared this parage especially to fit this case. Mr. Spainhour is an earnest, hon est, conscientious man, who seems deeply impressed with the responsi bilities of his otiice, and his duty to the State whose Jaws he wants to see exe cuted. He mares a good solicitor. After Solicitor Snainhour's speech, came the lengthy and learned charge of the judge to the jury. Judge IJryan dwelt at considerable length upon ttie distinction between murder in the lirst degree and murder in the second degree. A wilful, deliberatejand pre meditated killing is murder in the first degree., while all other murder is mur der in the second degree, lie charged the jury that if either of the defen ders struck the Idow, and, though the other did not strike the deceased, that if there were a conspiracy between them, a common design, a preconcerted purpose to kill the deceased, then they were both guilty ot murder either in t! c lirst or se. i i.d degree. The jury was out nearly twenty four hours, and came in about one o'clock I Eridav will. -i Mrdiei of ..nMt v f ,,,r .! der in the second de-1-1(11 a prayer forth., m.-rrv ,,r f',,. ,...,rf- 0,1 l for Jiimiierso'i made a motion for a ik-w trial on the ground of subornation of perjury by the defendant Finley and ! misdirection of the judire. Counsid for j 1 in h-y moved for arrest of Judgment J and asked for a new trial. These mo tions were overruled. Uoth appealed, l lie judgment of the court was th-.r 1 loicv l.e eor.tine.l in the St:iie nei.i- .. teiiliary fir a term i.f ten vears and .1 iniiiicrsoM f,.ra term ol ix. Fii ley's :lpj)eai:in'L' berid was fixed j at r-."'0 and .limmersun's at $';i. Jim- ' niersen .-ry readilv trave bond and ' I was released. Tinlev faib-.l r.. -iv. i lond anl was taken b:uk to Iluther-j j fiTdton jail .Monday by de;uty-du'ri:t' I i f.egun Nicliu!. j j ..aui- e is.-i.ai -ea r:.e jwry j j with l banks f.-r tleir p.-fioc e and; i .a!n-i;tk:aj; ;:tte::i.ri t!:r:nc t.: b i:. I , and te ii .';-. tyai. ;,. aM, cul!j,:i,., .:tMi j I tl.e'r e:d:. t. The jry -va; e-aui-.sed of II. C. Sandlm. W. J. Mouther T. A. I'orter, Webb HolhCel.t, M. li. IJrant, T. J. Hemphill, J. D. Lackey, .S. IL .;..v,.. louug, T. C. Ledbwter U tho Irhhman's .torv tn. ! 1 be toM tl!e am. tale in his w.;,;' ... ueaui net that he told before th tragistr.vosonthi morning after hr was annulled, Ji,,..,,,,,, i3 not ui, He said iu hth his te,tin..ny at the magistrates trial and in his deposition that he "had no altercation w ith Jim merson" and that he "did not see Jim mer?on t.Vxing any part in the as sault." Thepaddest feature and most lanwn table fact about the whole trial is that at least six persons swore positive false hoods. It could not have b-en other wise. For Instance, e cli of the defen ders styore that the other struck the fatal blow and that he himself was en tirely innocent of any.or the Ie.ist.part in the assault. One witness swore that she raw one of the defer.dents strike the fatal blow, while a numberof othtr witnesses crnr,. that she could i: t have seen it. One w itmss has confes sed since the trial that ho swore what the lawyers told him to swear. When things come to st:ch a pass as this no man's life is safe. Snob a con dition of affairs is sin-ply terridle. We have heard a gentleman declare on the street that he can take one hundred dollars and buy witnesses enough to convict any innocent man or clear any guilty man. Is not this anarchy of the 'most fatal chara-ter? Ought not the good citizens of any community see to it that the laws against perjury and subornation of perjury are fully en forced? Under the. Jewish law, as set forth in the book of I 'euteronomy, if j.'.uii laiM-ii ii:;T j, n oi i commitfed murder, A himi-- if ' wotiid bo adjudged guilty of rnerder and pun i; bed with d. ath. 'Phis law ought to be in force to-day ; and a-y man who w i l procure another to swear a false hood ought himself to he convicted of perjury. The rat's in tliv t';i-i f'orresponcencc of the !t?cord. In order that the public r.y. v know tho tnilli concerning thccH-e of Stat(J vs. J. C. Liiiin.y ami .Joo I'iitton, mum correctly entiti'j.I Y. II. Iliims. nr and S. J. (iiven a.qainst the above namcui def..n d.v.ts, I clt.'Mro to subiiiit to the readers of tho IJi;houi tlie follov,--i n i-C siateniont of the facts in the above, entitled ease. The evidence showed that there was a disturb ance of the hotel KiuM PuHicient to constitute a lreioh f the j.''ib li peace, that the perrons disturb ed requested the l o!k-e ol'icer to quell the disturbance, that the of ficer had authority from the man ager of the hotel to stop the dis turbance, and that he used no un necessary means to restore order and quietude. Vet, in the face of Ihefce facts, which were testified to hv such nentlemen as Dr. White, Messrs. Will Martin, J. B. Swin dell and others, and contrary to the law itself,, theso ignoramuses, arrayed with judicial power, one of whom had already expressed his opinion before the trial and anoth er of whom has confessed Ids igno rance of the law in the case since the trial, found the defendents guilty of an assault upon S. J. Green and iV. II. Ramseur. Hut S. J. Green and W. II. Ram sour are ''big ikes." They must be allowed to awaken the guests of the hotel at two o'clock in the night by uttering wild, weird yells, 1 i k the Comanche Indian war whoops, and frighten the ladies by their loud profanity; and if the policeman, the oflicer of the law, whose duty is to protect those in need of protection, inter feres with their "revelry by night" he must be found guilty of a vio lation of the law of the land whose law it is his dr.ty to enforce. And if the editor of the paper funis it impossible to sleep in the midst of their unearthly cries, and politely requests them to cease their hid eous'noises and be quiet, he must bo found guilty also, and a line must lie imposed upon him. S say the honorable dispensers of justice! Oh Justice! How many are tho crimes that are committed in thy name!" These justices are more properly called dispensers with justice than dispensers of jus tice. They found the defendents guilty contrary to both the law and the facts, simply booaiwthey were told to do so by a certain foul mouthed, rotbn-hivathed lawyer, who b ans tar backward in hi chair and display a protruding a,:,''a' ii "CUSse out t ahdom. n j Illvf' ut 11 smh.Utralion o i')'. lJut be it known lliito tht. cai eae h-ad ju.-t:c.' of tie- p-nc- and tliia lawyer with carrion l-reath that the p.dcetiian n'ot afraid t - do In? e.ntv a l: nn-irtr.:!'1..- it. aiut that i.e will continu' t - rir-' j oll'c ink r to justice, r.twith.-.tai:d- ! i 1!1r? any "i'Iu,--,t''i that h- i:i:iy i I nicci win:, i nc policeman n .-., i l"'1 :i' :l 'P.'vai til 1. . 1 .... I b . t!,.. 1 0 I f u, we m in .liorts? to k n.ore rcirard re a tut '4 I ' approval ! liis own cf-n-ci''! d Olli' it Kid v !.m than h ha f-.r i the condemnation of a tliousani t toiiciiS, loat. d lawyers and ca! -J laue-I:.:-aded u.-t;cvs of the j- ace. 1o"-:k cili-i :v ni tnit;''!. J. . AI" 1 f f - ' at:: G;ir !'j?;::t;nlii of llit-C ac. ' r .-.so.-i: v. b. ; . vi j iit.3j. ri . oi.e i.f c.ua most savrc-a duti-? to r.-i I ptc as.J ot.y the law oi bis co'jnrrv, m wiien we were very rcung we rejtered . , land If.v.. i i tie ..... . urn w i. .! Mate, an 1 a. li.i .-... , i... ,Kr . Stare's n:o8t ncb:,.au.j m.y,.t !earnc i ; C'-ry, weaclao-liJ2C tbat w. .... sar urpriavd. tut she rk.? a. most trjoud r.ccve y, ,or C0lllJ .iVe tf? coE?olP.J u,.ti: a35ur.d ly tLe best men ot ttcwnthAtfo le found gu.hvtr ,ho curtbetore wheia we were trleJ i3 t,e "rest eviJenceiLitrr. VPre not fintr We have never i0;:rht notoriety. ejupiv ct- rtaiu kirnl nt r..i.,.; . "";.', ana Uive always een averse to Lavicg our name pj.cr in the japtr. We regret exceedingly to have it appear in t!ic above cocnection; but i:cc itl.M- appear J we iLirk we are due SI', ration, our trends and oarrelf an n I!a:,Htion of tbe case; io here i3 j.,it Lev, it all occ nrr d : J. Jrecn au'l Car t. tV. !T r,r. ?rur, of siLi-;by, tarne up to Maiiun FnJ.iv evening ar.d got on a '-tenr'as t!,ey ' co w,,e:' tlityconrto Marion. lDli liV the wav. u-iii r,r.,rv ,k , .. c liave 00 - served thct i,,n,,, . drunk and net the fool g.nerally. he comes io .uarion t: io it. iietween the lionrs cf two an 1 th:e. oVh.ck Friday ohrht we wero nroused :u w ere most i(f tbe other guests in ;Le l.o'tvi. hy :ou j ve'is, cries and scream coming iro-a one of tie rooms of the howl, ti c : eo.ij .iccupied by Ih.ruseur and Crten ar.? a prcmintiit .McDowell county cflicii. whose nacewa wii! L.t disclose citct o-.n respect to him jttid for tLe ro.iiyii th.it repeatedly warned Ib.mi.-Hr a::d o:riC-i to desist and told them hnt the irsult t, :l:"lT racket would ! e. Most of the g-:;t!,- tJ-.'ii in ttit hotel '.vcr u'- tliree of H.o l.-olii-a. dies v.TiS so l.p.;'.:y niOit b'-rriiiie j.ro-?tr;tt recover from her JVi! 1 1 d ; tl I t v s toned th.it she al ! ul.1 did not fu',I tor two thrie (lays :,ttcrwrd. The jeila v.-frrc loud ;u tiie exirunc, ur.d coining at th.-it thufe o' niRfit when everybody Ue had bttii ash-ej, several hums it v.as euou-ii to fright tit ai.yoody. Tln-guiith cciida;iied to tic m.tr.Rjrer oi iLe hoti, uvd the r.o!icnij!i i . ii'. i ..lion, wad soul for fuel etep the fuss. lie i et-esif. 1 t t.- this pn.er o acconj.i;r.y him, ;lJ.i Wt. did, :uid wt-M ir,t (;rei-u and 'Uinseisr': rooir a;id inftm'.eJ th:u tii.it the y were U;s-.url;in tU'.' cr)!:rr!! a u:i 1 ti tbe iaoi.'S,iind told thc:n th-o ;f ,'Iiteiiin? ll.py did not btiU Uieir r.uL-.j he wjuIJ "-ui ti.,.Ki vlu-rr: they culd not diituih t':e quests " I'iijr a. suov;! y i. . j.t , ii: ais-.M!!- that t!u-ie oubi ie iiofarihir dijuula-.e?, at both retired and '.ht.n wr-te. to b- d and went to sleep. The next liornin fianisc-io- ramnivd his sour e!f against, Walk James and ev.ore that J. C. Linney and Joa I'atto.i "did un. lawfully aai wiltully met with fjree and arir.s coir.rnit an afssiultupon the bodies of S. J. Green and W. II, Ramseur by worry ing and annoying thetn in their rooifl in the . hotel in Marion." And the aforesaid Walk James did walk hi3 stately self down to the temple of justfce and did then and there declare tne defendants guil ty of the offence wherewith they ftoou cluugeJ. : B.'G. GaiSen ussisted Jimes-ln the trial. He was first 3utnnured to f'S tii'y in the case for llataseur and (Ireen against tbe defendmts, but afierwar 1 con cluded that Le could rciider i!ie j.-rosccu-tiun a prcaier service by 'pcu.ing on the bench"' and casting his vote against tbe delendents. lie was objected to by the dtfendcnt3 but insisted that he was enti tled to hear the cause. dd attorneys, in cluding Gol. Morpaew himself who ap peared for ti e prosrentiorj, say thnt they never in all their practice beard of a mag istrate insisting on ttyinga eause when he had been cl jVcted fo by either -ide. Ilesi les Gadin openly expressed himself before the trial and before heari: g a particle or the ev'deucf . Ilamseur was the only witness for the prcsecutiiei. .Vaj. (Jrern wa put on ihe staiid, bur could not remember what ni l occur suficieutly to enable him to tes. i!y with any certainty; an 1 after th? trial he told the editor of Hps .paper that be wms drunk Tiiday nijrM th.t he did noi knew what he was donitf. ho far as l':i.'H andrijtself could si v Uaniseur wm ns dri:nk a.s (irtei:, ct he swor-j tb;.L ti t r; o n was latched and llut Mr. lVitton !e:ce 1 his way ir.t'j the A.ori without knocking. The proiniront JoScial above mentioned, who was in the icon at the timc.testi je.J that Mr, '. iu did kuick as many as seven or tdgbt tinifl u3 dbl the other five cr six witiiessis. V was in oi dencc also that the Manager oisthc hole! orJered Mr. 1'avton lo o into n.v tu tu:, e.-idthat the door of the rooia was ;uiial- ly open before i.e csme to Ii. As to cur own guilt, it cvflniited ak.ne in the fact that we accon-.t aied Mr. Tattou into ihe icom. The pr,.;tioa 'took a! th ou's-t rf tttl no', j trial - 9 s to ns :n th ou's-t rf tt ti but we :r.-roir5ieitl: bi ::: '.? i' court th.it we wf-r i.ot tbe n.n tiiM'v, v. 1.1 jro wi:!- a man into a diflb.-ait' desert hin !: ''.-. r-:ost trvir.g that we wo::: i ..!n-! cr f.;l j The wbo a.Tair w 4 a m.iuio;. I tier. a-:s-t Mr. ltt-n. The , f ;.-;.!. d. S..H e trial ilitm..r'.ir i b.tv? t r.-pi. i-- 1 !: ; ' nv t '. ros: j z-. tl..? fr. Ii:.g 1 thv- ia '"-s- '-r.,:j.i,t:ce. ud a nucd e r i.; po''' pe ;. 'It: i: an'i lh.pt. K.m n t!.-;. 'A .j . i t .. ; o .g..c " hoa :hcv d.i'.ar: t u- iit , '-l.-'t i; ' j -"r :,t:-' i Lt',r 1 ; . nda 1,1 t ; t. i:i:i-.ie (iriiU r j.ritteri.:; i,: ti.v r ridav. i.f... i Mr. J. a daiizr Aft.f-;. C.MtCur: runs c: i. !: v. ts t--'.- is rtpcr'.ei I ia j cf! .'r vj'.; .:r3 f-r. '.f :.?.c Tut .-d t:e 'rr- I '-.e i-j r.'r-;ij'.-.i U:- ihy 1j..V bit" ! t . r own -e 4i I ie loo:.? f ?r'jr V.' - it a!.:., i- t i;.c.r:rsi iu.i has r;e- 'ic oi 'Ih: iUi'J thjt T.ithlu & J tl,e . .osit.-sorcfatottn factory, toK mete it te. e fi '..cn i h'r. mr: ; a J i'jtt'yP. i 3 1 rC-5eC L - ' is. 1 !:. v. :i . r . K,-. ri ',... b-ae " 'n a-i HX?.::.!..1 t,--r I .t ra GJ. "S n p.:: t ribe-.: i.. M M n tl M . win a-.',,,' n P ft? 7 Mr. J-.ba Oi.",.-v, of ALb-t.'le. S. ere this wetk on i euiiters ! '?KU- w Tisitm,; Mrf. j --i.Icooa. la ! Mrs C. S Tff v.!:o hr.ro I.r.. t Tl i, . i 1 1 j i j ; -liH. ii:r.S. 3;,u,? j U( r fi;rrt.d ti tnotr Jionsr-in Aufiuif Ga. Kx-S'-nntor Jnrvis .spr.kcin Mor RantM,, Tuesday in favor of r com a go. ef-Ir- ?iria-vno Dav formerlvof Stated-ilk-, ziow of CranJrrf, a grands,.,! of thp lat? Chief Justic-lear-n passe.! through Marion eel::tsjav . M. Gol I and Panford Wolf, nntivesof C.ovelaml coui:tv, now residents of Mar-hall county, Ky., icss.-d tlirouu-h Marion Wo InWlav on their way back to Cleveland t"o vi.-it thu'r old home. Thev r.r . i(v.,-.,.v,,.:,.,l 1... ai: n". ' ;"l"I'':, ' ) I'-anioma 1,0 .1 ( an.r .ti.r ..f i' -r i i . .-:. ' " -' 'Ki. ' year's a-o ulout tliirtv iyA.Ti,r.-Wnlnut logs, oak and ."4-..u uaiir. wm pny ea-h am-?. V, . Jones for r'orth Carolina Col.'egs 0FAC2ICLTUHEAHD KECHAH!C ARTS. rIhe next .session of this College will begin September ",t!i. Kxarnination at . -o:mty ?eat5lir.st Saturday iu August Voung ni'Mi d -sirino ,.,.j1,lica, e(uca. ti in at an nn-isualiy h.v; cost will do well to apply for eaiaiognc to J. l- IJOl.l.ADA.Y, Pres-. Raleigh, X. C AJiJL II.MNKIIYf ILL1NKKY Fits! :onubiLi 31 il i i nei Keep- Latest Styles in Millinery goods. Store on Main street, next door to I.onou ilrother.s. THE DRGCKiVlAN GOHGOL OF MUSIC, GIIKEN.SIIOIIO, X. C. Pianofoite, Voice Culture, Violin and Art. A specialist in each de partment, 'I rninfnsr School for H'eiirliprs. Address CIIAS. J. BROCKMAX, Manager. COOKING STCVES AND ALL KINDS OF .ware at HARDWARE STORE. Groceries! Groceries! i i IhVOl vtliilKr in flir flrnonvv " fc"w ' 7. inn NEW AHO FRESH STOCK tit pries lower than anyv.ii'.re 0 III T...WH. jCAKKGTBE UKDERS5LD. i NKW STAND. NFAV HU K. f'AI.I. j and v.z i:::rj;: yov v.vy i:i.se ! v. jrKiiK, ' A. B.Gilkey&Son. Aud Feed Stables. Handsomest v hi. .s, lib -t ln:iierat yoi: w;:nt to take a a I Usin-s t r; i ire , ' -t hor-chars---. If th. inon-l tauis, (town u. valh yr. arcur.d J town r anyvh..r- vith more j comfort and ta than you erer I tlmi ! 't. li:Tl. ffl. i t V. - . - . I of ! OfliKeV X OOIl S . ! turuo.its. ?. RE i i ail $113 lilETTERL USELESS To "t:?i.t aiul th soin r BUYTHS BEST has the largest county. Wttiz nZTz ::r for EACH 1)01 C? i. -Systematic originated bv i.s. It is a we 1-k.H.vvn fact tb-'r n . "U a r'",:lr "J"- i-.ited star,, w i?x ; ; ;r;:r,,'o,7ml"f,m',ii-:i of ,h, lue amomus ,Ve y ar t r ' T" "lak d t t y uiose v.ho inve-r a f,nv i, ....... , "t a few thousand. It is ab "ilf:uf f,,at "" ho make H:iall investments on this ri,n - Mr,wl r"'.t from oomparativHy i-vest thro,,-, kersi m ftar 'M " K r Id in does or r? . r.aml KyM,,natic tradinc '-n.Md, so U i- t ; invited on any trade, hut cover, IV. c. Our Ma. Vr, A II :.rd to our standin- and . u t r " . e,r reference in re- i-n-rrATl V I father information iddres, IriOKAS &CO,, :uibM and Ilroker, iMl-iMi'Kialto Iluildinjf, Chicairo, III. ""K? EvoryLotly is invited' to UiU a FI!EK hjk at NICIIOL'S BROTHERS' Largo and new stock of General Merchandise. A Coat for 50 cents? Yes!- Nichols Bro'a have coats at all prices from 50 cet9 ,,. and enrinriind S rvi irV xrl"",,,, 1,1 1110 vry lust styles. AIho Dry Good.,, Hat,, and .Not.ons.3 And Groceries of nil ki.iu,, FJour. Salt linT; 1 Iothers for anything in !m ahovo Ihk-h, and for Hardware, farming implement,, wooden vvilhmaro, Ac. ihey also ,Miy ,Jlgh,.st mall;tt ( ( m 6 EVERYBODY INVITED Through. No trouble to show goods. Big gest Stock in town. Yours to please, I'UBMAi,MX,l'u,,ltNI. L.I.McL - i.Chi WESTEB3ST CAROLI1TA -RATTK ASIICVlLLi:, .. c ih:ic;xat.i ktatj: nKio?4iTnv. CAPITAL $50 000 SURPLUS $25 000 V Luv- -p.,?ial facilities for handling tlw bu-h.ew of Merchants and other, in Wctem North Carolina. If yoa have no Bank accouo or think of a charge, v glad to have yoa correspond with ui. as far as your eyes are cmwrnod joti can ! rojjvi. r Into i,citv t " v" u,e aDso" to commonce ,th tacVa tho honM InCOTn,mnc,Sto .ear g,.MM. yoa ..o cu aper Rra,!o, !ial.!0 to ,li,tort th, mrs f .sbt d di.,i, . .,,,., fvifUliClluS( f anaj.i-,mf.1r,..,iHl iJnTO of , j "bU R' tlt .iRht i. i.riccl... ., tliat and 1 cet 1 me of glasses ever in the SMALL INVFSTMFNTQ' rh- - : . i-:ir.ucaii no made bvour Plan -of Speculation ' 4 T " i or nurt the larct Fa
Marion Record (Marion, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Aug. 29, 1895, edition 1
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