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Che iprcse an& Carolinian. TmftMDAT.DECEMKKR 15, 1887. Xoc a I Ti cvc e. s:t.oo Overcoats at th« "White f out Clolkiog Store. T:,fc widow of the late Bishop At >o'.i died in Baltimore last week | u'.l lino of Christmas goods at j> . -tei s Drugstore. \ stable on the premises of Wil i .Johnson, and two horses were j unif-d iii Asheville ou the 7th inst. j;. \s short pant* for 4 ( Jc. at Roys i,. A, Martin's " White Front, Hick 0 » N. C. i j.ristmas will be hero soon when vbody hiiouid help to make eve fT! ■> Iv enjoV it. ! essing cases at Raster's Drug M M. Jesse Hawn on Jacob's Fork I t ~! u pig last week, eight month* | ,hit weighed 2(10 pounds. J.r-autiful 'hristmas cards at Hoys t»: I>l ug Stoi o \biut thistimt the impatient 'small 1 asks hi.-* mother thirty-seven ; t ; » ■ a day, "How long is it till ( i.i istmas ? Next Thursday, it is said Mr. an 1 Miss —. both of this county, ; w. 1 be- if nothing prevents. A hapj-v Christmas and a long life to 1 the happy pair. ' 1 11Daily News is a spicy little visitor to this office, published in Wilmington, by Samuel G. Hall, at, 'J.', cents per month, asking an ex change. We give it with pleasure. ()ur wood subscribers have done 1 their part nobly. We have plenty of wood now, and if some of the j other subscribers would bring us a 1,111 something to cook we would bo ad right. "Christmas overcoat• for the j " Roys' at liovster k Martin's, Hick ory, N. C The I'ittsboro Horn® enters this week upon its fifth volume, with a "pionii.«i of its " influence to whatev er things are true. honest, just, pure, i lovely and of good report."' In hoc , SI (/HO VUICfS. We have only space to say tho Supreme Court has rererced the ; Giersch case. Wine and beir are spirituous liipior and their sale is ! prohibited in local option tereitory. ! iloore next week. A little fellow whom we know four ; years old and not yet able to talk j plainly wanted one day to speak to his | mother about a neighboring saloon j and in describing the establishment j called it a "Drunk Store." Who can beat that for a descrip tion ? The anarchists of Chicago have : issued a circular saying that "force ' is the oaly means bf success, and it urges the bolieveis in Anarchy to! stand by their doctrine evon if it / causes death. Dolls, all sizes, at Rovster's Drug ' ; Store. J.ordon Stone, long one of the editors of the Asheville Citizen, has severed his connection with that paper, and gone tc Los Angeles, California, .to yi basiness with ! Uis ihrtu-her-in-law, Mr. J. J. Curtt, Mr. Stone will be jessed in North Carolina. , A note to tho editor states that the meeting at Emanuel's Reformed slnireh hist week resulted in much good, Many were converted and numbers of backsliders were reclaim ed. All the christian people were greatly revived.— Islington Dis patch. Our friends in all parts of the coun try are earnestly requested to send in the news from their sections, and thereby add to the interest of the paper with all. Just give us the facts in as sfiort wav as you can put them down. A postal card will often aji * will "i;x it - - A card fiotn Rev. Bristowe savs he will Visit his father thix week, wit be at Lasker, Nerthamptou for C hristmas aiul return to Hickory * ! ' Out the first of January. We congratulate our Methodist' brethren on their securing Mr. Bris towe for another vear. Ihe editor of the Watauga Jour lial proposes to "deliver a series of en the tariff in Watauga and Neighboring counties " * W Ue BU PP ose they will be protec i tiou lectures, and if so, we advise our to preserve this paper and Clevelands Message in reply. .James E. \\ ilfong lias some fine seed oats for sale. Rust Proof, Red, also Black. He took the fiist. jj r *■- miuni i.t the .Mate Fair on oats. * 1 lio young ni*!i of iWwton giV- 1 an entertainment in the ( olleg.- : Cuapel to night, consisting of vocal ; uiusic, leef. jr***, tableau k> t Admission fifteen cents, children ten cei.ts. 1 )oor-> open at (5: •>'). A* Sutler Tien Will. Solicitor Ji. F. Long is makit.g • piity a reputation a> a thorough business man who" knows the law jam! expedites business.—Salisbury Herald To The »1«I State. We have for several issu;s refrain ied from mentioning the fact that , Dr. D. \j. l'eeples intended leaving Harlem, in thy hope that some inducement might be brought out which would cause him to remain here, but not so, the latter part of | next week lie expects to leave for I Hickory, N. C\, to embaik in bus | During his stay of over two years in our community he bus endeared himself to the people and 1 built up a practice v. it but few if any parallels in so short a time. He : leaves a large and increasing practice hero to seek his fortune in the Old | North Stat« He is one of the most successful young physicians iu our knowledge and is destined to stand in the front rank of his profession.— Harlem '(ia ) Sentinel. I'ertoiial. Miss Fannie Rush, of Glen Alpine, is visiting Miss .]«ini« Bowles. Small wagons at Royster's Drug Store. I Mr. John W. Robinson is attend ing the meeting of the State Grange this week in Tarboro. Photograph and Autograph Al bums at R oyster's Drug Store. Dr. W. B. Council, Jr., of Watau- | r a has gone to practice his profession ! ; in Salisbury. j Writing desk at Roystei's Drug : j Store. 1 Dr. D. L. Peoples from Harlem i Ga . and family, arrived iu Hickory ! j last and have come to stav. Mr. J. W. Gibbs of Yancy county was in to see us last Friday. He : speaks incouragitigly of railroad I prospects. A public meeting* is call i ed in Burnsville for Saturday tho j 17th inst. Be careful to salute strangers fer j yoii may make tho acquaintance of an old subscriber unawares, as was the case the other day when we met Mr. Hadly Fairfield of Maine, who !is visiting friends, the Chases in i Hickory. —2k The Keeveriivllle Trial. The Keever case ended, or rather j adjoin ned, after a four days investi- j i gation, in a way that is peculiar. The court (two justices) got up a| ! 'dead lock. sent the prisoners ! i home and the papers to the Solicitor. ; The case against Jarrett and Posten WHS contined to next Monday. Since the above was writteu we ; have received a lengthy account of the trial. As much of it has been published, we accept our correspond ents conclusion of the case. He says the argument was concluded about 10 o'clock at night, and the court announced that they would make no decision that, night and would take a recess until half past 9 ! o'clock Friday morning. » o Friday the court met at o'clock, and as soon as quiet was obtained. S. T. Wilfong, Fsq., announced that the court was divided in opinion as j to the question of probable cause, : and requested an argument from counsel as to the duty of the court. Col. Cillev first addressed the * court He insisted that as Mr. Wil fong was the first Justice to acquire jurisdiction of the case, he alone had power to bind over a dismiss, and that th« other Justice was only asso ciated with him as an adviser, and that his functions as a court ceased when tho investigation closed, and be i(.ol. Forney) hail no further in the ease. Col. McCorkle argued about the ; same, with this difference, that it did not matter which one of the Jus tices was of the opinion there was , probable cause for binding over, the State had made out its case, and it was the duty of the court to bind over in any event. j Mr. Linuy and Mr. Witherspoon j insisted that as the court could oot agree, the defendants must be dis charged. After another recess for an hour the court decided to dis charge the defendants and send the papers to the Superior Court for i such action as the Solicitor mav take . iu the matter. The Credit H>ntetn. , The publication Saturday by the • assignee ol Col. Chas. It. Jones, of ' the delinquent subscribers and debt ors of the Observer suggests some busme>> thoughts which it would be well for all Southern newspaper men to consider. The liit embraces from I,O'MJ to 2,000 names coveru.r *> amounts from tw&nt\ cents the sf.'fou, •> apping in the faces, as it were, of delinquent divines, lawyers, doctors i and in fact all classes of high strum i people. Ihe lesson is ver\ evident | iiie credit business is a nuisance and all wrong, especially in the newspaper business, and should be j universally gotten rid of.—Daily j Hornet. I>otu|£ A Good Work, Mr. C. 1-. McKesson, the accom j pushed editor of thy Morganton Ad vertiser, the publication of the Mor- • ganton Land and Improvement Com pany addressed a very large crowd in Danville during the late tobacco exposition. His subject whs "To bacco Culture in Burke county." ihe speech has been highly com- i plunented, but not above what Mr. McKesKons acquaintances known to be just It was a big advertisement for Burke county, already well known in the reading world, and of the Ad vertiser itself, which has done so much, and will do so much more to attract settlers in Burke and tho surrounding country. There are some people whe say advertising don't pav, but the Morganton Land and Improvement Company know better, and are enjoying tho fruits of their knowledge. The Methodist Preacher*. Statetvii.le District —R. A. Willis, P. E. Statesville station, W. S. Rone. Statesville circuit, G. W. Ivey. Mooresville circuit, \V. M. Bagbv. Iredeil circuit, it. G. Barrott. Newton circuit, R. M. Taylor. Catawba circuit, C. M Gentry. Alexander circuit, T. J. Daley. , Caldwell circuit, J. F. England, Lenior station, T. N. Ivey. Lenoir ! circuit, G. W. Callahan. Hickory ! station, J, E. Bristow. Connelly s i Springs, W. F. Coffin. Morganton j and Marion station, H. T. Hudson. Morganton circuit, R. L. Abernetby. Table Rock circuit, C. C. Brothers. McDowell circuit. M. T. Steele. Shei.by Distkibt —J. R. Books, P. E. Shelby station, T. A. Boone, j Shelb v S. M. Davis. King's j Mountain circuit, J. R. Betts. j Dallas circuit, J. M. Lundey. Gaston circuit. M. D. Giles. Mountain leland station, Z. Paris. Rock Spring circuit. J. C. Hartsell. Lincolnton circuit, J. B. Bailey. Fallston, T. B. Boner. South Fork circuit, 1). A. Watkins. Double Shoals circuit, J. M. Louder. Mooresboro Mission, L. L. Smith. i Forest City circuit, A. M, Lowe. • Rutherfordton circuit, J. B. Perry. Antioch mission J. M. Poot. Columbus mission, to be supplied. A Card. Returning from Fayetteville last week I learned of the obligation I am under to the people of Hickory and vicinity for their timely and effi : cient aid in saving my house, (occu pied by Mr. Smith) from the flames, and take this first opportunity after learning the facts to express in this formal way my hearty thanks for sai»i service. When you know it is ail I can show for a life of toil and small savings, you will know how very feebly these lines express iny real gratitude. Most thankfully and respectfully yours, MRS. E. WaissoKK Dec. 10th, 1887. IJppiiicott'M Magazine For December contains one of Captain Charles King's popular mil ltarv stories, " From the Ranks. Albion W. Tourgee begins a series of stories under the heading of -With Gauge and Swallow." each o whnh *ill be complete. Lucy Ld he's biographical sketch of Jenny Laid Goldsc-bmidt is interesting. Janet Edmonson gives an amusing ; account of her first appearance on the stage; Miss Baylor contributes a humorous sketch,|and Mary Parmele an article on "Earth Worm and So cietv." There are poems by Mary B. Dodge, Charlotte Bates, Rose Lathi op, Bessie Chandler and Ella Wheeler W ilcox. lie Jlljfht no Worse. We know of no Independent who ! kept faith during the session of the Legislature last winter with the o people who elected him who pro poses to return to the Democratic party, We do not know what Mr. John R. Webster pioposes to do, but he the mistake of his life if to the 1 emocratic Signal (Rep.) Meeting of CoinniltMlloiier«, Dec. stl», ISM;. Ordered that Mrs. N H. Walker be released of double tux 011 SSOO. of real estate and toO of personal prop -1 ei tv for lsH7. Ibe jury that was ordered to lav out a public road from the iron 1 bridge to Tim (..'line s filed their re- I port, which was approved, with the. amendment changing the location on the lands of Lucinda Deitz. also tiled with report. J. V. Fisher was released of tax on £175 real estate for I>J>7 over charged to him. A certificate of the organization of the Catawba Agricultural and In Oustrial Association was tiled bv its President and Secretary, showing its perfect organization, which was ap ! proved and ordered to be filed IU the office of their clerk as provided bv Sec. 2222 of the Code. Report of jury ordered to lay out a public road from the Catawba riv er at J. M. Arnt s to I), Roseman s on Island Ford road, was tiled, which was approved and ordeaed , tiled. It was also ordered that I - . J'. Mo s>-r, Jeff S'-tzer m l John Holier l>e appointed overseer to construct the road with command of all roail hands within tw , aid a half miles | of t l:e road. A jiirr was ordered to lay out a public road from Sahie Haun's old field to the Morgan ton road near tlif old Ahernethv School House. Sarah Sigmon was dropped from the pauper list. L. Vonnt Sheriff, P. A. Hovle ; C. ft. C. i. (j. VY. Rabb, Treasurer, and (ieorge \V . Cochran Register of Deeds all renewed their bonds, justified in the required amounts which were accepted and appioved. The following jurymen were drawn to serve at Januury term, 1888 : FIRST WEEK. Newton --Legan Fulbright, B. C. Huit, Eikanah Ekerd, G. VV. Wilson, Kerr Wilson, C. \V. Herman. Cline's—W. H. Morrow, N. E. Brady, Pink L. Yount, J. F. Jones, A. A. lleitsell. Jacob's Fork—H. P. Rudisill, Jo seph Hauser, W. R. Cobb, J. S. Shuford. Catawba—Gilbert McGinnis, \\ . E. Lowrance, W. H. Aderholdt, Warren Gant, Albert Carpenter. Bandy's—Jonas Bnttain, P. M. Mull, John Johnson. Jr. Mountain Creek—O. W. Asbury, J. A. Little, J A. Hilderbrand, H. A. Lineberger. Hickory—J. S. Propst, J. F. Bol" linger, Joseph Hawu, Pinkuey Ber ry, J. V. Fisher, Calvin Abernethy, J«»se F. Click. Caldwell —R. 1). . Drum, David ! Wike. 1 SECOND ffKEK. F. A. Sherrill J. P. S. Gabriel, L. P. Seitz, IT. E. w hlte j ner, Q. L. Little, Marcus L. ('line, J. F. Kudisill, \V. S. uamsaur. John Has*, I). \Y\ Ramsaur, David Arnt, | \V. L. Killiau P. F Smith. Presidental XoinlnatiotiH. WASHINGTON, Dec. fi.—The Presi dent has sent the following nomina tions to the Senate: Lucius Q. C. Lamar, of Mississippi, for Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States; William F. Vilas, of Wisconsin, for Secretary of the In terior ; Doii M. Dickinson, of Michi gan, for Post-Master-Geiieral; Chas. S. Fairchild, of New York, Secretary of State ; Isaac H. Maynard, of New- York, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury ; Sijfourney Butler, of Mas sachusetts, Second Comptroller of the Treasurer of the L nited States. Scupperiioug Grapn. There have been lecent inqui ries as to the origin ot Scupper nong grapes. I lie North Caroli na Reader, by C. ii. Y\ iley, pub lished in 1855 says : "1 he first vine of this name **a« found in Tvrrel county, North Carolina, near the banks of Scupper river, a small tributary to bermat sound, by some ot the party composing the first Anglo Saxon settlement on Roanoke ; Is'and, headed or commanded by Sir VV alter Raleigh. One small vine loot and all, was transplan ted very soon yfter on Roanoke Island, wi-ere only a tew years since I saw it, then in a flourish ing condition, owned by a man named Cuthbert, and was told by old man Abraham Bauru, tnen 84 i years old ,that when he was a bov •» { the vine was the largest on file island. It covers nearly an acre ot ground now. " The National Republican commit tee met in Washington city last week and decided to hold thei* national convention in Chicago | of June 1888. : H. V. Paul lias been expelled b} the Durham Knights of Labor. . NEW }.>KK, Dec. h—Herr Most was this morning denied a new trial and was sentenced to one v ear's im prisonment without tine. Hon. John S. Barbour has been •| nominated by the Democratic Legis t>>rs of Virginia for I'nited States Sei ator, to succeed Riddlebatger. j ihe ( harlotte Observer office and ! ' ut f;t was sold at auction last week ; v 11. A. Deal the assignee ami i bought !»v .1, A. \ oglar for 5»5,0C5, Th tie are more manufacturing i enterpries in Goldsboro to-day than ever before, and they are prospering j 1 his shows that the way to build up t:ie town is to manufacture rather than to merchandise.—Argus Ihe life and letters of Darwin, just published, reveal him as not a i heist as was supposed, but as aj downright Agnostic. He has found . out before this whether or not there t is a God. —\\ ii. Star. For the twelve months ending with 31st of October last, the im ports into the United States wen $707,0i2.4!»N : the exports £724,(125,- 735. So the balance of trade is in our favor. Ihe city liceuse far* for retail ing liquor in Charlotte will be SI,OOO, next year, as *e learn from the Chronicle, and all the retail saloons doing business will have to be located within one block of Independence Square. Winston Daily: Men roe (Quails, n colored man of Kernersville, dropped dead. Caused it is said by drinking. Died, last night near 9 o'clock, Robert T. Adams, aged forty-two : vear*. Mr. Adams, had been drink ing quite freely foi the past few days The Princess Beatrice's baby has been baptized and into the Scotch Presbyterian church !—the lirst time such a thing has occurred we sup pose, in the history of English royal ty. The compliment to the Land o" | Cakes will doubt lees be appreciated. One of our young athletes was expatiating to a young lady friend, ] whom he had honored by a call, on his ability as a walker, the other evening at 11:30 o'clock, and was I told by the sweet girl that she would j dearly love to see him walk.—Boston j Bulletin. i Two Life Insurance Companies j hare established Total Abstinence Insurance department for the bene ' tit of total abstinence people, for sta- I tistics have proved that they live ! one-third longer than moderate drink ers. They ought to have the bene fit of their moral habits. North Carolina ranksfouiJfhi|i||M£ i year. 147 miles of new track had been laid within its borders up to Nov. Ist. Only 5:2 miles of railroad built in the ; whole of New England States during the same period. The drummer's license case, which involves the right of the State to tax drummers, and a revenue t> the State of £BO,OOO, was decided by J udg* Bond against the State, and the j State ~ s appealed to the Supreme Court i-. the L nited States. Fifty 3- ven years ago we Lad 2.5 miles 0. railway in this country. A good roadster could have trotted the distance in two hours. Now we have enough railway to girt the globe over eight limes, and it would require a man six months, travelling 30 miles every hour, day and night, I to pass over it. A curiosity in the possession of a gentleman m this city is an old Latin Bible, printed in 1533. It is there fore 354 years old. It is in five volumes and contains the Apocrypha and other books not belonging to I the Bible proper. It is tiyerj rarej old document The extent of this country can he imagined when we know the ther niometer was 30 degrees below /.-TO iu Saint Paul, Minisota, and up t» seventy degrees in Florida, where the doors were all oj>en and the in habitants enjoying a delightful breeze the same day. M. Jules Ferry, one of the most > prominent men in th* French "Re public was shof at thr v times bv a revolutionist named Au'iertin last | Saturday. A übertin says he is one j ot a baud of twenty wiio drew lots, and it fell on hinittn commit th* first crime, and hew/ore to kill M. Ferry. With dignity the by-standers were prevented ' lynching A übertin. Ferrv was nM ,en to a hospital, and nftejM wounds were dressed he The French easy thing. ' ■ >. j Iho election in Craven county on the issue of $50,000 in bouds to the Ei>t Carolina Land *and Railway [.Company will be held Januu-y 4 2(>th. , This is for the buildin of a line to ' Wilmington from Xewbern. The plan of building a road from New born to Washington. D.C., has beod abandoned. —\\ il. Messenger. Vance |»it another turn in the ■tv that hmd> hint and and the Vir gmi;in«. l ist Monday. It custoni ( ar\ for new Senators to l>e escorted , to tite >[n"akers desk for uualitica |ton br their colleagues. Uiddlebar ! yer did not I'M ort Mr. llaniels, the ; Lew Senator in place of Mahone. I Vain f- did it, and w\; know he did it j willingly, proudly and handsomely. (.'oiittiimptioii Htirel> Cured. ! I'o THE HUl roit l'ii'.ise inforni vour readers* that 1 have a positive rcnie- Idv for the above named disease, Uv 1 its timehr us* thousands of honeles* j t a»e> have l»een pernianejitlv cured. I i >lia 1 1 lie ylad to s»end two bottles of I niv remedy FkKK to anv of vour J readers \\ iio have consumption if i lhev will siiiid iik their express and ! p ( 'St otlice address. ul! v, | I'. A. ;'i.ot tM, M. c.. ISI IVarl it., | New \oik. Vi-*, i lianjjf tl*e \\ ish the President and Governors would appoint some other day than , J'/mrmlti>j for Thanksgiving. Many of the weekly papers of the State , are published on Thursday, and j therefore editors and printers hare j no chance for a holiday—not even ! time to go out to a Thanksgiving j dinner. \\ by not have the observa j tion on Friday or Saturday? —Char- lotte Democrat. A prominent physician says that children s school luncheons should not be placed in the old fashioned | lunch bnsket or tin box, _as bajd I orders ft'ways cling to a much used : receptacle. What he recommends is j a fresh, clean napkin wrapped nearly j round the bread and butter or other I edibles, and a past •-board box to held it all. The box can then be J thrown away when the meal is done. Over-Worked Women. j For '' worn-out, "Vun-down," de j biiitated school teachers, milliner*, seamstresses, and over-worked wo ! men generally, l>r. l'ierce's Favorite : Prescription is the best of all resto ! rative tonics. It is not a " Cure-all," ! bul admirably fulfills a singleness of ; purpose, being a mowt potent bpeeii i ic for all those Chronic Weaknesses and Diseases peculiar to women. It is a powerful, general us well as uterine, tonic and nervine, and im parts vigor and strength to the whole system. It promptly cures weakness of stomach, indigestion, j bloating, weak back, nervous pros t sleeplessness, in Ha by di j tie. Price #1 iHjotUM^iib»Ulo9 for $5. A large treatise on Diseases of Women, profusely illustrated with J colored plates aud numerous wood cuts, sent for ten cents in stamps. Address, W'OHLD's DISPKNSAHV Mtn- ICAI. ASSOCIATION, Tl>3 liuf j faio, N. Y. • CLINTON A. CILLEY, Attoriioy-ftt-Li/i w , I.kWoIH, North Carolina IWII.I, »K IN UK K.ORY ON PHI HA T ASK "■aturday of • a'h to attend to any l*» thnt mar l»o entrneled to me 1 inay be found at t li. Alexander a atore. no 46 hotel io:::: Mayesville, S. C. o lIHTII TWO STORES IMiKH ANI» TK.I » ro >nie Ibe onlj boardtag hoaw li »o»n | Moth regular an I tr.malent Tti»* only livery Htaiilc in town ronn»-ted with it. K»-f«T to R K I II nrrix. Hi* orv, N ' J F HI.AMI. liw l.'.tli ISh7 -3t Mn.vMrlllt H C. 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IStKH will Ih; th* Twenty- Bkjirth year at ita publication, afad it aland* at !ha M Family Periodicals It ronuin* 72 page* j-, iwhea. elegaiitly printed and *tea . PublUhed by w. Jenniajja York. A reemcnt Co«^ IIKkOHT PMOOU'I MARKET. CorreeteO weekly by l.iak. MH'nmh A Com l»aa\. ii»»u«»ral Ilealera — Make n ape.inlt» of Conn try Produce, THURSDAY, DKCKMBEU 15, IM7. Arn.aa —Dried . 4ttt Hint:* — lliwn T» (creen per lb. . BCTTBB. —itootl. li dry—-per Iti 1»« 11S*% R,U)*. 10 Rom- per lb j A tBKRRIkS ktTAI J*A Dried. Corn—per ba Bnrkwheat Flour 3'« o » t« RBESWAI -• I'eaß— -ORV. 40e>..0 Clay—HH Ch->tnut« t »i-J I Rlnrk^H COTTON — bal*d CnrißM ea.-h J'-O l *. " f«l.b«K.« IV.OU' foTATora-^-^^BBi™ IH-C-KB — ea » ' L'* R b .® ■ 1 Tfßßjcra—each per bo Keua— |>er dot Isfßvt per bu Fi.aia*Ki»— per bn. ?."• Tn.w" per lb •& KLOIB— J TYITMFE !*«» Strict family. i OC.jW »KA t aura. IMI WWt# k )'IITUU ■»*! K**" l (TROCELUES. COOB MB Salt—White Seamlew llurlnpft _ 7? SiiKar —Oranulalml Yelloa I .eat her — einli»ck - jj' MOI—BBB SEW Oriaut Porto Rico *T 5 ;Sornhuin 1' Hard l'rlree aubject to fliictu«ition PATKNT IIOHI.EK M.Ol'B. 1 ( A'boiveale l'ricee at the Mill.) I Sri'"" tlnke J ?J ■ w hit* ROB*. ; A Hltra I liolre. Lxtra Family. 1 4 1 The Last Call. M- — IJKBSONS Indetited to the Marehall Foundry Company mu»t call on me and -et tie before Dcc«-nil>er 2». or warrant* will be i»Kiied. J i Ml. lt HI HI.. Receieer. FOR SALE! Vw.'ll iinproeed aixt.v ncrc fiirni. laeatml four I m I lea South taet of town. For particular* i ltppiv to ti\o. I lIKKktN, I li«v 12th. ltK7 4t |>d " I «» fly Frlrnda nn«l ruiloinera; Two wet'ks «igo 1 announced that I had abantiomtl tht* crctlit system and uiarkt'd my goods hiw down for cash. My siifpps since I made that aiinouuco inent luts been such as to convince HIM that the true principles of business are % 4 u*k», i|m« k J» in all IBV- Profit*. - .some people will buy iroods on 1 will state that i am preparetl to ;u - v ctmniiiKlate them also; but, in doing so 1 I will adhere to my old custom ol n«- quiring a mortgage on some g«»od pro|»- erty or of taking a well securetl note. People who will not pay an openat count, nor buy lor cash,nor givt) a note and security, nor execute a mortgage, are not the customers 1 am hunting for; but, 1 want to see one thousand persons of all ages and conditions, cony to my store io buy some of those job'ot pants, gent's uuder-shirls, over shirts, cardigan jackets, ladies vests, hose, corsets, gloves, handkerchiefs, glass w ire, queen's ware, wooden ware groceries, previsions, hats, shoes, ami a thousand olhT things that are, being oTftir ft low prices at " l'he Wnl of I\ li. AM C"C> ™ cr=> cr> pau c '~" CO *■ A •/•i-W'Ak t:'l e- * r j K S2 / / 3 t=3 ~/ 3 s ; J ;Jj jsa 1 'I. V' M r CONN. [|S?»cw rooms S' C' St., Kew Yort. I - jtrEfts ft sebWW VEHICLES. i mmmm - ■ » ;abi. ciRADEj LOWfl WS MANUM| ; I HEARS a 'i-'• :
Hickory Democrat (Hickory, N.C.)
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Dec. 15, 1887, edition 1
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