! PUBtlSIlEI) EVEKY TJICTSI'AT
or. c- liin'xte 2".
F.tlitcinnl I'roprilor.
Kiitm! -'it tlin jostollire in Marion as
sciond-rlass u.uil i?!.nt tr.
kki:i of-kbf'OKM
roLrtftc-AL. PB1S.
Extract from a private letter to
tlio editor:
uThe more I mo and rr-ad polit
ical iK'W-paprs the more I f-the
xiwd of brave and lionet ditor.
"It is a lamentable fact that
I r at ia tlie dishonesty ami ho high
tii? j ivjudir-e of ninny f
our prominent editor, that a v-ry
lar; jkt wnt. of the raiding niat
tefound in the columns of judit
ical ncwrpnp-rrt must be, ai l is,
brand, d as glaring li-s by nil lin--.-:t
and iut-llint rwu!TH. But
thiTO are thousand of the h-s?
honest ami more illiterate, and I
bide my fa co with hame vhn i
ray it, "that jrulp this matter down
as r.pd truth, Mid l'ed upon it
Tint il t!if y ar ; insane with preju
dice. Too many of our pa per are con
trolled by the money over of the
laiiJ, too many are under
the thumb .f " scheming loIi
ticians arid demngom. As n cring
ing hungry hound stands at the
feet of his "manter and waits for a
hone or crust of bread that the
-master is about to cast away, so
many of our editors stand at the
leet of their political bosses, rrady
to rise or fall, 'stand up" or "lie
down" or'turn over" at any com
mand and not even howling when
their tails are trampled npn, hut
whining submissively, and all for
the hope f a reward in the shape
of some mean little government
ofliue.
"Many editors, too, at the same
time sit tin top and stand on both
sides of every Uetion tliat comes
along, simply b cnuse they arc
afraid they will lose a subHcriber
or a patent medicine advertise
ment. Instead of shaping public
opinion, as they should, they wait
for public opinion to shaH them.
In my opinion, on all subjects that
concern the public welfare, people
in general and leaders in parti Hi
lar, and more especially editors
and public speakers, nhould con-H-ienciously
and can fully study to
find the right side of every (pies
lion, and having found the right
Hide should advocate it regardless
of who it plciibcb or who it oiTendH."
I Wbnf ChMncfjr JH. lftepcw Bald.
j The lion. Chauncey M. Dopew,
in speaking of the south to the
; alumni of Yale college, said: The
net result of a visit to the south,
j to my mind, is just this the south
, in the bonanza of the future. We
have developed all the great and
sudden opportunities for wealth
' or most of them in the northwes
( tern states and on thy Pacific slope,
j but here is a vast country, with
i the best climate in the world, with
I I conditions of health which are ab-
solutely unparelld with soil that
j j under proper cultivation, for little
t capital, can support a tremendous
i j population ; with conditions in the
j atmosphere for comfortable living,
winter and summer, which exist
j nowhere ele in the country; and
j that is to be the attraction for the
i young men who go out from tho
j farms to wek settlement, and not
j by immigration from abroad, for
i jl do not think they wifl go that
'j way, hut by internal immigration
j from our own country it is to be
come in time as prosjwrouH as any
j other section of the country, anil
j as prosjx rouH by a purely Amer
ican development." Exchange.
The well-known tirin of Wallace
! Bros., of Statesville, assigned Sat
1 unlay, September 14th. They have
been doing business in Stateaville
r.iany years and their large whole
sale store lias been tho chief source
jif supply for the country mer
chants throughout almost the
whole of the State west of Salis
bury. Their liabilities are said to
joo above $ L'CO.OOO. Assets are
thought to be equal to liabilities.
It is hoped that arrangement can
jo made with their creditors by
vhieh the lirm can resume husi
:iesn. If this arrangement is not
; made the business of Statesville
vill be injured one half.
Coutrarl fu Re 1 iliill i a jm,
! lion Vt'iir Heme.
Mark Twain recently had a dis
Hission, says the Critic, with Mrs.
j Thomas K. Botcher, on immor
ality, taking the agnostic siiln
? he asked him if he would confess
! us error if he should meet her in
' leaven a million years hence, lie
promised he would", and wrote these
tanzns, one each on three stone?,
o bind the contract :
. : If yon prove rijrht and ! prove wrong,
A minion .rem from now,
n lnjruaj; I'lin an.l frink and jtrcne
i if j error I'll avow
j i (To yonr dear mocking face).'
If I proveriRht.br Cod his grace,
j Fullrorry 1 half b(
or in that fblitude no trnc
i There'll he of you and me,
j Vor of our vnnislied mce) "
i A million years 0 pafipt son. !
j You've waited for thii tnes.ntgo,
eliver it a million years " '
Survivor purs ex pressive."
STATKMIWfs.
Wake For. st College has 220 stu
dents thus early hi the sea-ion.
A, shirt factory is to estab
lished in Winston by Northern
people.
Judge am! Mr John fSrr.y Dy
num will celebrate the I'.jth anni-Versa'-v
of their marriage at Greens-
1h)P on the 21t. j
At Burlington lat Thurwlay a
prominent cotton null man ami a
well kne n North Carolinian made
a wager that the piiee of cotton
would reach 10 cents by March 1st.
The people of Lincolnton have
voted to buy the Lincolnton Iron
Works and present them to tho
Chester fc Lenoir Hail road as an
inducement for the railroad to
move its shops to Lincolnton.
It is reported that there is a
scheme on foot in which John
Wanamaker. of Philadelphia, ami
other Northern capitalists are in-
t rested to purchase LinvilleCity,
just Mow lllowing Hock, and make
of it a popular summer ami winter
resort.
In Cherokee county last week
M. Hrice, an Irish spectacle ped
dJer, was struck on the head with
a chair by one Bob Dockery. The
blow crushed his skull and he died
next day. Theevidcnce before the
coroner's jury showed that IS rice
had not said or done anything to
Dockery when the latter walked up
behind him and struck him. Hie
murderer escajxid.
From all accounts Chamberlain's
Cough Heniedy is a Godsend to
the afflicted. There is no adver
tisement about this ; we feel just
like Haying it. The Democrat,
Carrollton, Ky. For sale by Mor
phew & White, Druggists.
Prof. Chas. L. Coon, of Conover,
Catawba count)-, will take ciiarge
of the Lincoln Courier and the
first issue under his management
will appear next week. The name
will be changed to the Lincoln
Democrat and many improvements
will be made. Prof. Coon is a
bright young man and, no doubt
will make a capable newspaper
man.
The Citizen says John T. Neigh
bors, who lives on the old Zeb
Vance place near Asheville, loaded
his gi.ti with buckshot Thursday
and went a shcrt distance from his
home to watch for a l awk. While
watching ho saw a negro man
prowling about in his house. lie
ran to the house and called to the
negro, who had started to run
away, to stop. The call was disre
garded and Neighbors fired, killing
the negro. He was a stranger and
at last accounts had not been iden
tified. In his pockets were found
several articles stolen from Neigh
bors' house. Neighbors surren
dered to the officers. .
"Now, Mr. Frisk,"'' in-gan the
lawyer who conducted, the cross
exammatian, "is it not a fact that
you harbor a female who goes by
the name of Mrs. Frisk?" "Yes,
sir." "Do you support her?" "I
do, sir." "Is she your legal wife?"
"No, sir'' jurors scowled. "You
will admit that, although you have
never been married toher,he lives
with you?" "Yes, sir." "That is
all. You may step down." The
legol light looked victoriously at
the jury. "One moment, Mr.
Frisk," said the opposing lawyer.
"What relation exists between you
and the hdy referred to?" "She
is my grandmother." St. Louis
Chronicle.
Several years ago I was taken
with a severe attack of Hux. I was
sick in bed about ten days and
could get nothing to relieve me
until 1 used Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Hemedv,
which cured me and has been a
household remedy with us ever
since. J.C. Marlow, Decaturville,
Mo. For sale by Morphew A:
White, Druggists.
The investigations of an iiufuir
ing statistician have brought out
the fact that getting born costs the
people of the United States $2oQr
000,000 annually; that the total
expenses of getting married are
o00.0M,000, and that getting lu
ried costs $75,000,000. The addi
tion of the fact that getting drunk
costs us $)00,(X)0,000 per year adds
a new and sarcastic impressiveness
t: the admonition: "With all tin
getting get underdanding."PitU
burgh Dispatch.
Jefre gnins on a aea-voyage or into
tlie country, be Mire and put a box of
Ayer's Pills in your valise. You may
have occasion to thank us for this hint.
To reliexe constipation, biliousness,
am! nauseati. Avers Tills are the best
in the world. They are also easy to
take.
The Carolina Central railway is
to be extended by the Seaboard
Air Line to Spartanburg, S. C,
r.-om Kutherfordton, it is positive
1 s'ated.
Itiirklen s Arnica Salve.
The best Salve in the world for Tuts,
Bruises, Sores, fleers, Salt Kheum,
V ever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Krup
tions, and positively cures Piles or no
pay required. It f guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 25 rents per ho. For sul-by
itorphew White.
Ifoiv'Ioiii Pniuc Destroyed'
Hie IStbtc.
Iv n j risen in France in the
year ?. 'JLThonuih Paine write the
book agninst the Pib!e entitled,
"The'p.g of Ib'ason." and said "he
had-Wtr-yed the liible, and in
the course .f fifty years, whoev r
i'-sirt-d to s e a copy of it would
have to go to a niu.-uem and pay
twenty-live cents for the privilege
of Kholduig an exploded relic of n
past upertition. Jn 1809 Mr.
Fame died in great agony of mind,
nravimr. it is said. "O. if there be
it Gh1, let Him have mercy upon
me." Put tim Bible still lives it
has not vet Income a "relic" but
is in the Jlood-lido of success, in
creasing daily in numbers, in-
11 tin ice ' a il power. It is hot
translated into three hundred dif
ferent langu. ces and dialects, and
during tl;e last seventy-five 1C0,
000,000 copies of this blessed Word
of Life have been published and
circulated among the people like
"leaves or tlie tree of lite, for the
healing of the nations."
Tlie Ideal Panacea.
James L. Francis, Alderman, Chica
go, says: "I regard l)r. King's New
loscovery as an Ideal Panacea for
Coiitrhs, Colds ami Li:nsr Complaints,
having used it in my fanii y for tlue hut
live 3 ears, to I he exclusion f physi
cians prescriptions or other prepara
tions "
IJev. John J5urus, Keokuk, Iowa,
writes: "I have been a Minister of the
Methodht Episcopal Church for 50
years or more, ami have never found
anything so beneficial, or I hat gave me
such speedy relief as Or. King's Xew
Discovery " Try this Ideal Cough
Uemedy now. Trial Kettle Free at
Morphew & While's Drugstore.
A C i y for Justice.
Marshall (Madison county) Republican.
Think of it, fellow citizens! Our
jail contains, right now, 16 priso
ners 1.5 of whvni are charged with
murder. Would such a humiliat
ing fact confront us if even-handed
justice had been dealt out Jo
our criminals of the past? Is there
no deterrent force in just punish
ment for broken law that we have
not tried in the case of our ila
grant criminals? Better expunge
all statutes from our books for tlie
punishment of crime than not to
enforce them. "
Penovate the jury box. Scru
tinize the list. Put. in only men
of probity, of character, as well as
freeholders We must purify and
purge our county. In this appeal
the Republican is not crying' lor
blood, but justice, protection to
life a:?d that security under the
law which should coer every- cit
izen with its broad aegis which we
have spread oyer our own heads
with our own hands.
II Jlay lo as Jtluch for Yon.
Mr. Fred Miller, of Irving, 111.,
writes that he had a Severe Kidney
trouble for many years, with severe
pains in his back and also that his
bladder was affected. He tried many
so called Kiney cures but without any
good result. About a year ago he be
gan use of Klectric Kitters and found
relief at once. FJectric Hitters is
especially adapted to thje cure of all
Kidney and Liver troubles, -and often
gives almost instant iepef. Ojie trial
will prove our statement. Price only
5()c. ; A tM uruhtf w AW 11 it e, j&ggl
Jefferson's Ten Ilulcs.'
1. Take filings always by the
smooth handle.
2. Neerycrid your money be
fore you have earned it.
3. We seldom repent of having
eaten too little.
i. Tride costs more than hunger,
thirst and cold.
5. Nothing is troublesome that
we do willingly.
0. Never put off till tomorrow
what you can do today.
7. Never buy what "you do not
want because it is cheap.
S. How much pain the evils
have cost us that have never hap
pened. 5). When angry, count ten before
you speak; if very angry, count one
hundred.
Mayor L. A. PrisroJ, of Mor-
ganton, is to be married to Miss
Ida White, of Asheville, Septem
ber iO, savs the Herald.
In a recent letter to the manu
facturers Mr. W. F. Perjamin,
editor of the Spectator, Rushford,
N. Y., says : "It may be a pleas
ure to you to know the high es
teem in which Chamberlain's med
icines are held by the people of
your own state, where the' must
be best known. An aunt of mine,
who resides at Dexter, Iowa, was
about to visit me a fw years since,
and before leaving home wrote me,
asking if they weie cld here, stat
ing if they were not she would
bring a quantity with her, as the
did not like to be without them."
The medicines referred to are
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, fa
mous for its cures of colds" aud
croup; Chamberlain's Pain Palm
for rheumatism, lame back, pains
in the side and chest, and Cham
berlain's Colic, Chokra and Diar
rhoea Remedy for bowel com
plaints. These medicines have
been in constant Use in Iowa for
almost a quarter of a century. The
people have learned that they are
articles of great worth and merit,
and unequaled by any other. They
are for sale by Morphew A- White,
Druggists.
1 In X
passed which makes eirU ineligi
ble for matrimonv until they are
proficient in knitting, baking and '
Spinning. Certificate of nrof-
ciency have to ho earm-d, and with- ;
out these no girls mav marrv.
Madison Observer: A certain;
lady teacher in one of ti e public
schools of this count, in trying to
expla'n the mean 'tig of the w ord
"clow," illugtrat' d it by walkinsr
across the lloor. Then "she usl ed
the class to tell l ow she walked.
She nearly fainted when a - boy at
the head cf the class shouted,
"Row legged, ma'am.''
A young lady in St. Joseph, Mo.,
met a voiinc? farmer on th srvt
the other day and took him in her J
arms and kissed him before he j
knew what was going on. She '
said in relation to the alTair: J
"I never saw the o:mg man be-'
fore, and I knew he was a stranger j
before I ki.-sed him; but I coulkn't
help it. When I turned around
my eyes met hie, and he looked
so good, so noble, and so true that
I. wanted to kiss him. I didn't
think ; there wasn't no time" to
think. I only knew thatjl had
met a real man, and T wasn't sure
that I would see am ther one " !
A I-'Otler From Yancey.
Correspondence of The JJkcohd.
The crops in old Yancey fir; v-ry fine
especially the fruit roji. You can jijus ,
apple trees winch ha nrt borr.e in five
y ars sinil oil limbs are brnliii and break
ing under iheii loads ot fruit. Not oniy
this, but tbeccrj ciops indicate Ihet train j
m-n will not be seen carrjing the sack
next (all.
The public schools of Yancey have
o ened with a good nticrnlanre. Prof. '
E. Hawkins has takeiijchal-ge of Burnsville
Academy which has u fplenuid aiteudau- .
U'e 3ori; lo see tlie time corr.e when soi e
of Yancey 's boys wi'l find ' ats in ihf .
tional Congress, ttnrefore we encouie
education.
At Mic.;vii;e last Sunday tbe people met f
at the grave yard and decorated the grave
of the di ad. Uev. J. lJ. Naiig'e rande n
eloquent speech, wLich was wtilrecei ed
by the people.
Politics in Yancey are like they nie
most every wheie. The Deiuotr.iis are in fa
vor of silver b-in mde equaj wiifi gold.
They say that drover fooled them once j
but cau'i doit again, Wje think lhat Fi!ver
was stabbed below tine fifth rib and lrfi lor
dead in 1 tj73 but l.ow sh is ub!e to" take
up her bed nnd walk. Let all who vole go
to the poles in lfGnnd vote for -Morgan
of Ahibaria, for iresfdmt, aud be freed
irom the tyranion.'T'S'flrt'iY of Wji'I Street
a:id Great lsrittain one tim. . ;
I'ensacola, Sept. IS. Kolt V. UlCdl :
Its Value Itecog;mze4 Vy Iliys-
As a rule I am 'opposed to pro
prietary medicines' Sfill I value
a good one, especially when" such
in the source of relief from pain.
As a topical (external) application
I have found Chamlerlain's Pain
Balm the best remedy I have ever
used for neuralgia of any kind. I
have conscientiously recommended
it to many persons. William
Home, M. D.,Janesville, Wis. Sold
by Morphew & White, Druggists
OFIIOMF -woheb
UbLl y IB 1 la Should Use
SRAPFTF.TjP'a
FEMALE
REGULATOR.
IT IS ft SUPERB T0NIG ?nd
exerts a wonderful influence in
strengthening her system by
driving through the proper chan
nel all impurities. Health and
strength are Guaranteed to result j
Irom its use.
My wife v as bedridden tor eighteen months,
after udinp BUADF1ELD "S FEMALE HEUU
LATOKlor two months, is getting vreli
J. M. JOHNSON. Maivern. Ark.
IIBADFIELP KEeCI.ATOE CO.. ATMNTA. til.
Sold by all DrucfUu t SI. CO per bottl.
THE
Normal Collegiate
IHSTIIUTE
FOR YOUNG WOMEN,
ASHKVII.I.E, X. C, OPKXIX SEPT. 18.
OFFEItS TO STIJDE.'I S:
, 1. A Classical Course, including An.
cient and Modern Languages, Sciences,
Music, drawing, etc.
2. A ormal Course for the thorough
trininpf ol Teachers ur.der instructors
from the best Normal Schools.
3. Comaiercifil Course, including Steno
graphv, Tjpi writing, Book-keeping, etc.
4. Denustic Science, including Scien
tific Cooking, Draughting, Cutting, Fitting
and making ot Garment.
Svsteuatic study of th; Eihle in all de
partnv nts.
Tetnis tor Doard an.r Tuition in rht of
the departm-tits, $50 per term, or K0
per year.
For catalogue, address
Kf.v. Tiios. Lawbexce, D. D.
Asheville, N. C.
NOTiCE.
Pt virtue of a decree of the Saj eri. r
Cowrt nr.ade on the luih Cut of Autt
in the cnit of Andrew Youot idn3ini.tr
tor with the will annexed of Xoah Yonm
deceased vs W. H. Williams ai,d ethers I
i!I sell on Aloudar the 7th day of October
at the Court House door in Marion at
12 o'clock m., all the real estate be'oiging
to Xoah Vount deceafed. adjoining "tbe
iands of Moffitt, Austin and others con
Uinitg tUul Sineen IC) acres, thisl-ind
will be sold to make sfseij to pay debts
agaiiiSt theestnte of the said Xoah Vouut
deceased.
7KKMS: One half of tbe purchase
money to i e paid on day of sale, talance
on a credit of 12 months, title wiihel J till
purchase mouejts paid. TUia September
2, ltsir, , Andrew You.it, Jldmin'r
nr.h'ill annexed ol Xah Yunnt, dee.
TURNING GRAY
AND THBX ATE WED
WITH BALDNESS
Tie Dinger is Arerted ty T7sir .
AVER'
HAIR
VICOR
"Nearly forty years ago, after
some weeks of" sickness, my haw
turned gray and began falling out
so rapidly that I was threatened
with immediate baldness. Heariag
AVer's Hair Vigor highly spoken of,
I commenced using this prepara-
tion, and was so well satisfied with
the result that I have never tried
anv other kind of dressing. It stop
ped the hair from falling out, stimu
lated a new growth of hair, and kept
the scalp free from dandruff. Only
an occasional application is now
needed to keep my hair of good,
natural color. I never hesitate to
recommend any of Aver's medicines
to my friends." Mrs. II. M. IIaigiit,
Avoca, Xeb.
Ayer's Hair Vigor
TRFrARKD BY
DR. J. C. AYER & CO., LOWELL, MASS., U. S. A.
Ayer' Sarsa par ilia Remove Pimple.
REDUCED- RATES.
Cotton states aitf Irmaiicnal Exposiiioq
ATLANTA, GA..
September 18 December 31, 1895.
For the above occasion the Southern Railway
Co. will seU low-rate round-trip tickets to
ATLANTA, GA., and return on the follow
ing basis :
FROM
D
E
Alexandria, Va
Asheville, N. C
Burlington, N. C.
Burkeville. Va
Culpeper, Va
Chatham, Va
Charlottesville, Va...
Chapel Hill, N. C
Concord, N. C
Charlotte, N.C
Danville, Va
Durham, N. C
Front Koyal, Va
Greensboro, N. C
Goldsboro. N. C
Hendersonville, N. C.
Hickory, N. C
High Point, N. C
Ilot Springs. N. C ....
Henderson, N. C
Lynchburg, Va.
Lexington, N. C
Morganton, N.C
Marion, N. C
Newton, N.C
Orange, Va
Oxford, N. C
Richmond, Va
Roidsville. N. C
Raleiirh, N. C
South Boston, Va . . . .
Strasburg, Va
Salisbury, N. C
Statesville, N. C
Taylorsville. N. C ....
Tryon, N. C
Washington, I). C
West Point, Va
W'unenton, Va
Wilkesboro, N. C
Winston-Salem, N. C.
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EXPLANATION.
. Col umn A : Ticket will be Bold September S
and 12, and daily from SeotcratMr45 to 1h.-ember
15, 1B00, inclusive, with final limit Jiniuary
7,189..-. - '-' . -v
Column B Tickets will be jold daily frora
September 16 to December IS, 1895. inclusive;
with final limit twenty (20) days from date of '
Bale
Column C: Tickets will be sold dally from
September 15 to December :J0, 1895, . inclusive,
with final limit fliteen (15) days from date of
sale. No ticket to bear lonirer limit than Janu
ary 7, 1896.
Column D: Tickets will be sold on Tuesdays
and Thursdays of each week from September
17 until December 24, 1895, inclusive, with final
limit ten (10) days from date of sale.
Column E: Tickets will be sold daily from
September 15 to Decemlr 00, 1895. inclusive,
with final limit seven (7) days from date of sale.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Is the only line entering the Exposition
Grounds, having a double track, standard
ffuage railway from the ennter of tbe city of
Atlanta to the Exposition .Grounds.
For tickets and full informutiou apply to
your Dearest agent, or address
J. M.CCLP, - W.A.TURK,
Traffic Manager, Gen'l Pass. Agtn
1300 Penna. Arc, Washington, D. C.
Ch&zibcrl cin'o Zys and Skin Ointmaat
Is a certain enre for Chronic 8ore Eyte,
Granulated Eye Lids, Sore Ifipplea, 'iie
Eczema, Tetter, folt Rheum and Scald Head,
25 cents per box. For pale by druggists.
TO H0B32 OWNERS.
For putting a horse in a fine Wealthy con
dition try Dr. CadyV, Condition I'oadera,
They tone up the Fystera, (tid digestion, euro
lot of appetite, rellere constipation, correct
kidnev disorders and destroy worms, giving
new life to an old or ever worked horse. 25
CfcTitd per package. For sale by druggists.
Morphew & White, Drugijta.
GET.THE BEST
When yon are about to bora Sewfni? Machina
co not be deceived by alluring advertisement
and be led to think you r?n get the bet mfitm
finest finished and "w
Most Popular
for a taere song. See to It that
yon buy frora reliable manu
facturers that have rained a
reputation by honest and eqaare
dealii:, you will then Ret a
Sewing Mach;ne that is noted
the world over for its dura
bility. Yoti wart the one that
it easiest to manage aza is
Light Running
Ther Is Bene in h wnrll ty,
can eual in mechanical con
CiSi structjon, dtirabiUtv of wortrnjj
in arpearanee, or has as bast
improvement as the
New Home
It baa Automatic Tension, Doable Feed. ilDte
on both side of needle ( ptentrif no other baa
it ; NewStacd (a.Vw.WV, driving wL.eel hinged
on adjustable centers, thtu rencic2 fxictioa to
the rr,iirrrm.
WRITE FOR CIRCULARS
THE HEW HOHE SEWLIQ KiCHUE CO.
OaAXoa, Hu. Borrow. Km. a Tnoi Benix, W.T
Ctucou. Iu 8t. Umi. Mo. '-" - -fcAJ
fMAMTUCO, I al. Atuu, Ma.
m rO SALE BY
j g Nichols 4 bro
JXMT.S C. LIXXEY.
Glomus fc IAXXKY,
Attorneys at Law
MARION', - - - - N'.C.
Will practire in McDowell and ad
joining counties. AH business intrus-
teil to tlieir rare will receive prompt
and pains-taking attention.
pE ARSON & McKESSOX,
ATTOENSYS AT LAV?, .
M()l!(JAXTOX, X.C.
rracticesin i he Courts of Mctowell.
w. c. jrrwuxn
Ienoir, X. C.
W. A. XEJI UXD
3frion. X C
ATTORNEYS A XI) COUXSEM.OIJS
AT LAW.
MARION", - - - X. C
Practice in the courts of tlie 10,
11, and 12th districts, and the Su
preme court of X. C, am! tlie U.
S. Courts of Western District of
X. C.
J. X. MORGAN GO-
Xo. 3 Public Square, Aslieville, X. C.
Wholesale ami Retail
DKALEliS IX
BOOKS. STATIONERY, SCHOOL SUP
PUES AND STATE TEXT BOOKS.
Prices xuaraiifee as low
as any otIiefhoie,
WHITE FOR PRICES.
1 ,000.000 People Wear
WLBouglasSIioes
i BEST
IN THE
WORLD.
53.00
$2.50
$2.00
$1.T5
For Boys
0 9d
aMYontlis
Wear W. I. Dnaslai shoei atut nv fram
9I.OO to 3.00 a pair. .Ml rl unj
U'MM. 'i ii? nlvanoe in Irutlirr li iucrrawd tlie
rric of irtlM-r mHki . but the quality mi.l nrkri of
W. IMalns thun rrmnU (b utmr.
Take noiilmt.liitc: piliat lunw ami prW I tiamix-il
on aole. W. I. UmiIh, Ikucktu, AIaiv 8old by
J. JS. Dysart
DR. B. L ASHWORTH.
Physician and Surgeon "
I,I FOKTj H. V.
G-EO. IP. IREIID-
rilYSH IAN aiil SMtfil-OX
Oilers his professional services to
tavpiiblie. Ollice: Old Kort,.
Watch this space.
JAUKS XI ORRIS.
"lid 2 hid
hand s-fl
SEWED V rJ
PRO CSS. tZLZmJ
$3.50, tj j
$2.50
. i
WILL HAVE SOMETHING INTKHKSTINCi TO TELL YOU NEXT WEEK;
BE
BE
TO ALL OTHERS
Until you seo our line of HATS AND SHOES.
The bottom has dropped out on Hats,
The STOVER TIES are tlie leading Mens course shoes on the aiarktt.
Try one pair and you will use no other.
. One Pound package of soda 5 cents.
Visit us at the old Hyam.' stand. Respectfully,
of
1
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C-.-rt Ilil
OHIO RIVER & CHARLESTON R. R.
ra.seicer Department.
Going North
Lv. Uamden
Uock Hill
Ar. fJijiclwsbnrp
No. 3.1.
1.30
H .
.. j-tn
No. 12,
8-410 mi
li3.itn
Lx. r.'ack?burg
Mielbj
Ru'.herforilton
Ar. M ion
Coin? South.
Lv. Marion
" Kutherfordton
Khclhr
Ar. lUackfburg
No. 1:.
2.t0 Jni.
3.21 jim
COO
No. 33 ,
Lv. RIackfbnrjj 8(0 rru
Kock Hill 10 32p m
Ar. I'mdeii 12-53 jni.
No. 33. Iinner at Cerjhatr
'o'a. 11 and 12hve connection t Ma.
rion willi Southern Umiw.it.
U. Lurr?i.klo, 0. 1 A.
A, Tripp, Superintendent.
:Poor''
:;Health
means so much more thanl
you imagine serious ana "i
J fatal diseases result irom
triflincf ailments neglected.
J Don't olav with Nature's
greatest gift health.
Uyoearcfeelinr
out of sorM. weak
Browns
: Iron
:: Bitters
hausted, rvos, M
and rant work.
iK the mot rh- M
Die SHCTHincniin
mcdirine,hich is
Brown's Iron Bit.
ters. A fw bot
tles enre beaett
very first dost it
ttfth, and
pleasaut tv Uk. J
It Cures
Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver
Neuralgia, Troubles,
Constipation, Bad Blood
Malaria. Nervous ailments
Women's complaints.
Get only the ri it has crossed red
lines ou the wrapper. All othet s are sub
stitutes. On receipt of two sc. stamp we
will send set of Tn Beautiful World's
Fair Views and twok free.
DDmvu ruruiru v bii nuner tin
J. J. TTHISNAN1,
m.ACKSDUHC., H V.
DEALER IX
SASH; DOORS KD
BL1SDS
PRICES FURNISHED (N
APPLICATION.
BE
MOEGANTOX, N. C,
Burglar Proof Vault, Patent Time Lock,
Chrome Steel Safe for Cah aud
Valuables. Exchange on Nevr
Centers bought
and sold.
Banliin hours 9 a. m. (o 3 r. u.