Oolnmc 16.
H I.A I> THIS.
% i'or ]»{iyiii«'nt.- in ;niv;in'".
]jiji]• • 1 m•; »r«• I'«•! 1 1 1 1.1 1 \1 > t..
I i j j,. «, j]j 11 «it »11 * 11 »11; i r
will I"* !'*iV'*'l « 1 i'ill piiy
-1,H.1,1 IV»r ">" . v " ;ir - Att " r
111;11 flit*- tin- ivjrulnr price
iinist Im- JKli.l.
lIK K«>l:\ I'KINTIM; CO..
| I'uMislicrs.
local IRc\v«.
l^ss.
Happv New V. :tr.
A long :]• v-iir
\ ] ~v \ . y V' *i' liov st a A
Martin
Mi W•;! \.k, of Asli-\ ill'*- wa
\ i-it:it"' fi '■ n«I- in Hi.-fcory ia- f w * e k-
M ;-s bi/ /a e Mi'l om b i-> visiting
fi i( . vl- i:, ('oncoi d an * 1 ( 'i-urlot t-.
L (f ~ - (> \ ,-iv,>;i p. ices take the
I chlil oil U y-1. IAM li t I*l
- Mi Jenks I> n: «1 leturned to
I Hickory .luring tho holidays, aftci
some.* y ears in 1 exas
|S Major J. (i. Kailew. of Lenoir, has
I'M been appointed a I'. S. Coiiiiiiissieu
-1-1 B (•]• in Cahlwall founiy.
|pß Married, last Thurslay. Vance A
Uo.-k. U a!n 1 Mi - Minnie linos*', by
l>T. .] M. Smith.
mm M i»s Mary (icitiiea', now a teachei
jfitM in Sab-m A cade my, spent the holi
with her parents in Hickory.
ttlM M'. ami Mrs S. L Patterson, o
Iffff'B Va ; Valley,
B n , ( ., 0 , , t i„. .ousts of Mrs. .1.(1
Sunday was tin* liist t'.";\ - tii
% ! t!fiiM tlav of t lie inontl an
.f tin* week Win n will this orcu
again * Some one inform ib.
Ii 11 Lanier, long a saloon keep«
in thi* place.- ami last yt.ir at Plow
\ v ., |Jock. died of heart disease i
S>i*lsl»nrT at 1" rid ay
|»,, •, SS nr 1. (' Mosrr has lesigt
« I a* a t. a-'lier m 'oimordia ('olleg
at Conovcr. and Professor 1!. \
,j, i ! as bta n elected t > t*i ! his plae
Married at the Reformed parsoi
.• in Maiden, l>y Re v J. L Murpl
on ('hi istmas day, Mr. M. I >n '
nid Mit-K Haii i*t K lVrk. r. both
M lid* n.
Mis*, Mattie Aberm tl.v, who In
teadii i.: music in
us at home duritij? the liolidny
(i V\ ;i :..-.i •; fi i'i:ds were ' *ttin.',
in s. ~(•! in r . !.. ra- a music t ncuer
At i e il unsour lan 1 on Mo
di\ i• .e ' 'a! t\\ 1> t bridge stk. p;
oniv t ?'1« 1 « shai
'1 j ;]]]. 1 i has hui t the bnd«
p « • t \.
M V v I .in ke ilrCoik'.e h
|, l.t 1 1 H r :i- nillsic t« .el.
,I. V .U a 'e-■ 1« „-e and at ( !.u
ti • • •\1 fie ei ted a like o'ace
1 i i
W t i, -i i? .
M• r■, ] St j .nk»* - cliuieii. Iji
coin cmnly. on P c -
at •» o'clock p in • I'T I^ 4V
V \V#tmor« . l>r. (». Alex Hainso;ir,
1 { [i VX Urovk», N. I'-. to Miss Nairn
'» 11 H ko. i
\ \
I>i I T. Hay and I>r. 1» I. l't
p.* . .•.▼»> t>j an ollice mt v
111. 1 -;i IVS » it dy to re, ( i\e CI
for tlit";r : io|es- ; .on i! r\S
auiiouncemei.ti in our adveitisii
I »r. Inyold w ill hold set vices id 1
the I'resb ttejian Mitirch Suiiday.
A ilr a« of uinoty-f»n« luules
»1 thi » i^ r h I)ee».glM r '2lth for the
southern market.
Heart warmers in "very corner of
n>ir »tore. Roy4'T & Martin H!ck»|
orv X. .
Mr. 1> 1 presented his
faunlv ▼.:!!» u raluahie "( liristß as
eift," l»y moving into his new house |
•December 21th.
The College Visitor i« a year old
an 1 Making for "solid food to make
it grow fast. It propo-es soon to
increase its nuniber of pages at any
rate.
A small boy in Hickory has
discovered that only two figures
make the date [SSS, ihree bring the
.same. He further says it will l)t;
one hundred and eleven years before
this will occur again.
It is our pleasure to extend the
compliments of the season to vou all
and announce that one " jjreat stack
> »f mark down "overcoats is now:
1 readv. give us a call and bring the
familv along, \ Martin at
tli% White Front Hickory N C.
The Clrand Division of the Sons
of Temperance will meet in Stat.es
vi'.le on the 17th inst. The (i. !)
v pavs the travelling c-xjienses of one
delegate from each Subordinate Di
vision, and it is hoped a full repre
sentation will be in attendance.
i-
A ▼cry pea-ant
was given by they^\^>i] s () f ( I ]are
in''M on the ( ,t Dec. am
a iaju>r-* iiihi appreciative audiema
it to the tidiest extent. Tin
pupils all pei formed their parts well
i,] but the vocal solo bv Miss Faucette
i t - the instriiMiental solos by Misse
Link and Shuford. and the recita
tions of Misses Warliek and Linl
1,1 deserve special mention. Professo
A Hottenstein and his a>Bstants ar
1M doiinr ijood work, and we are
r- y "
their school i- well patronized.
li
fe. Joi!rua!i*itic.
Hon \V. H. Kitchen has th
, Democrat to Mr. K. K Hilliard. wl.
becomes editor and proiirietor
in
, thw pap«r. Mr. Kitchen tiud* a
( the of his experience tha
" bit tin en of the \ i'«*ss are the hare
e-t worked, the poorest paid an
the la st abused clas- of America
as citizens." "In leaving the editori
■a- chair of the Democrat." he sav
i's. " w do so without the shadow of i
-t' will o: oti ertl.au b;otherlv f» « lin
ami Kindness to every member
t i « pi W-S.
»n
-->ar
r Not i 'c»'ivm ir the first
je Clvde Register we went over an
got one. It is a '-pier sheet an
starts right ofT in the f.r-t issue t
booming its tow n. Brotl er .T W
if 1
• iSi o'» tier dit or end l roi>riet
re
is a j vial, matter-of-fiict. spiai
d. i' i ai 1 cVnr head- d man. i
tir* iv to .('• vi r tii !h a Il pub'i
l'rom iis » i utatorv we «pi»t»- tw
ao -e- !ei c S which, ban It git - Pel Mil
|; licanism. we heartily H
(l f says :
? We t erei re neutral in a?o
tl it g. and of coulee* w»_« :t
»dv»icat« 1 and eraleavor P' pr p l: it
te- the principle* of the Republic*
wn
We nball ardently support tl
mmiiiief - of tiie Hepublicnn part 1
i 4 national, slat ■ and county. | >i - o*; i*••
ng they are !. r.e>t. sln. pa'r t
* '
Ibichorv, "IHortb Carolina, Clnii^Oav l , 3anuarp 5, IS6S.
Th© Hoard of Education in*t in ;
Newton la.st Monday and apportion- j
ed tin* school fund. Coninjitteeme n
can know the amount due tl.js dis
trict bv multiplying the number >f
scholars bt T."j. and adding to the
product, 531.11>. This gives the
amount apportioned this vear. to
which any amount left over from
last v eat is to t)e addt d.
Jame. 11. Wilfong h n -on.e tie
( -red oat - !'- r -ale. lillst Plo »f. Red.
ji so ]>!ae'k He tejok the fir*t premi
. nlli ut the State I'air oil oats.
•• I \\o .-oil- which beat ;i
--lias often been applied »aeh
se-\. but now seems to be true of tv,>
iadie-s in town. I»y «f)tue unaccotu t
able and invisible telegraph v. when
one i special I v wishes to sne the oth
e-r, -iie very soon knocks at the door.
If one writes a ne>te, expressing a d#-
sire to see the other, anil elo avs to
hasten it off, the invited one is mov
ed bv soiny overpowering desire to
see her friend, ami sometimes gets
there before the is sent. For
want of another name thev call it
"sending e>ut the soul to tliv absent
lo▼ f• d one.
Tiie Attfinal Supper.
I or some vears past Mr. J. (».
Hall, President of the Piedmont
, Wagon Works, has given a supper
to the employees of that concern at
> the do r©f the year, and this appro
. priate acknowledgement of their
. sei Tices and re-union friends too >
. place Saturday night, December 31.
I'lieie was a social, gathering, music,
e'L'it and ;i shot t spee calle j el out
J. P. Min rill in Shuford's Hall b
tween seven and faighl o cioek, whei
s.ipp«»r w- !y and waiti g in tin
1 |
I upper story j Jolin Lattimore"
•resta:;; ant. And such u a-upp. r ;i
j I kings ami congressmen h'ttg for. bu
' eeielemi see. John l.attimore know
1 ow to up a sujiper and we ti.ini
he did iiis lere-1 best on thi- oiaMfcion
i- I .
jSpaie 11os, souse-meat, chie ken
turkevi, i> i: t 11d■ • es. Ijsii, m, ] !»*•-'
»r ~ \ ' .
a:i, tiie* Inn st of juv-- ums. and a
; prepared in the la-it of stvle. v\it
i*• . 1
: bread, potatoes, puddings, pies an
enl-ie? to match, and coffee in abumi
nice \ l».es>!iig was a-iked bv lie\
Mo-ea an 1 ti.- table- disrui«st i b
ie 1 lev. Mini win n ill titm ix d t
;o Shi. ; 'oro's Hall to d.-.t and hear nc
. f a
is from A. \ Signion, Kev. lieiter, 1
'• 15 A.ev.iiidel and '!'.(.! s li \y;j
1" indei I a happy evening and we wis
10 t he- pal ticipant s manv I appr ivturn
ill ... ■ut j !l t>e. H'k tie Ue-er mg a
t J•»; 11 ... i and a.l Wfetii hoint* s'>l
mil happ\. look ii- to anotlie
11 yeat's p! asant and }i lltat'le en
ig p; vme nt n l t > the i.e\t nnnm
of supper.
t«. nuiiihsiont'r's yi in a . .(iinu:
r> i HKS.
\ i»rss?nt excei t A . '>. orpe.
i
•j :ng. A. M. Hew it; tut he eii .st.
1 Or. , im! that (i.C. I» -nniwel
t e i-e.I from >.ate, CoiintT ai
To 1
-j_ Schoo ra\ on SI,(KH' i ".orth of J>e
~, s., j iip.-rt v. i\ - n imrg'd t• • hi
j SS
„ \ r-. I' nejs uis .. • w' *i 1
f i- . . : it ■ 1 M otiia 1 .ouers t
ro d.tv s t ;i i iici burial • xp*Mi-« s.
! - A M >r -.in was as fern
{e i\ers« •r at 7" tents pel mti;.th.
('. ii. bp rw as grant, d retu
: i .. • • M.v 1'
\
t» 1 J, • ; v a * t»r s U |
-j L
I , x*' (. d
| j ge. \,« . - eHi . r . if),
d jf,■ |.l r; M » • i■' r
1 $2.50 t - ( ler m; iU
l'eua ot.errui, colored, w;is de-
C: aret 1 n patlj»et, ami allovfeti 51.,"il I« j
i per month from date for her snp- ( w
port. (i
1 ne jury oitiered at previous nm't- o
ing to ln\ out a public road from j'l
the Kings Mountain road /it Salliei"
II |WII s olel Held to the Morg mtoii j
road, near the e»!d AU*rnctli? sclmo
house. Ml d their report locating the; :
road with t; e c'ountrv r » d b tweeii "
s..id poinfs > and allow ng no i iin 'g
es, whit h was approved and ..rdered "
tiled. Ami i* was ordered that !'• i-t. 1
I V vb-rilethv and Osborne \\ Ills' !,s
\
iitllit iieajip Muted ova rseel's t» open
. . 'i I > ;. ■ t
and c Mist rut t smi i oad, ami v\ i n
orntnaml ol wl! roatl Ininds w:t!i;n
two ;illd a half fillies , f *aid I'"ad to
do t iie work, ami report t • t i 1 • • 1 J.»ai d
on l>t Mi miaT iii March, l v
I h - Sheriff nn.de sett • m i t
tif ti.. State taxes w.tl tin- Hoard,
• . . , a
snow ing t lie net annular ed >U.ite
a
tali s to be jiaoll n',l.
A number of lulls an 1 p t iper
|
claims were amlited ami ordered t
be paid. ♦ )
SiHitlaj Srliool C( lil>iaUt>ii and
I'ic-iiic at Krtlic-l.
Monday, Dec. 'J(>, was the* day »•;
, apart by the* Sumlav school at lietli
ed to have their e'ele*bration antl tuc
r 1 s
n ie
t., , 1
P»v 10 o ede)ck the edmredi was
~ 1
, packed to its utmost with bright
le»oking Sumlav sciiool Mtdiolai-.
whose faC's spoke' that tiu-v had
been well trained. •
lie*v. Lewis lieite r was prest nl t«>
tho Christmas service
1( . Revs. C. M. Muivhison, .1 L Mill
's l l^ ami Mr. P. A Hovlc had been
seiectt d speakers for t lie. oceasioi .
. and especially were the chiidia ri
iorikitig for Mr. Hoyle, our j opubir
,j S. C Clei . a» he was j,» ad Ii *
t hem. but ti e\ failed t» appear.
Mr. Li iter c inducted tiie ( }i. i-1-
mas sea vices. as-i>te.i La t|.c stdioo'
i wiiitdi was w »-ii pei formed. Sv ra
vei y appropriate pi*a > were w
j sung b> t in- sta.ool, b- 1 b v ti • i -
| galiist, ' i ss \lattie Voullt, v\ 1 id:
added greatly t> the prt»gi'ana
Mr. lieiter gave what. : • « 4 a*
j , /IT-ilitlitbd atl 111 ss, uj;a ,i . n g
1\ e'onnne n lal ' •, a t' r •. ' eii w t
itivit d t i tn» i!iii i■ 11 \ 11« I. wI a i a
l *
i- 11g table was Li n ;. ai i 1 ~ '-:tt
• t> the r-' " l tilings li.e !a 1:-. 1 1 |l"
j i ar- a. Here* a i had apntt ij ei
form, ai. d th• \ 1: i it w • .an i ; t i
j a. i 1. ad e at» 11 t . i-i • wa - 11 g»* \ t>v i i
t we: Te baskets ! ak» nUp f» ti tv
ci 'hshes.
i Tne n itii ieti:i jit i ; > i!i « ..n
|(l and heard .u.'-ti i i:h» s- from liev
, Mr. lit it e|. ai. i oI a- C!r g.i id n u
sic 11 \ si an 1 th* clos.ng ot
t lie- ( hi Ist mas ►»»-1 \ ici -
Neit wit hstand. i _ t. * - j i ike- s. e t
ea pt Mr. Ken*:, is *d to come. tn»
Mav ti. it Sai )tv - ii H i # \'m
mi.- r '
11- inst met 11.• mi it' n ami strength
»nt he i*i pi pa- of 1 h tlid com
imm.n A Pai'.taki.;.
South Foi... Jai: d, I^-s
H I
• 11
K ut iierford t ollc-j;c ll*-ui««.
Christinas was a hij py -»a-ot,
here for both voting and end Ihe
citi/t-n" 4 had t ( hi l't mas t r»e m t he*
-'• ciiinfh n > r ' T> e
t jei' ni. 1 ■ ! i»*' ia 111 .. ln i \
ip- !,-nt gilts. icii v%ere distributed
eii among the .ng *n I>.. p- ; by
-m P .f L i:.-t r Ab-in. -..y I W.
e T (' e. ... 1 i »y M:s s J.mmie
•a Ann K~t -.11. Ci .1 1- c 1 Vm?
Johnson. !
Humbcr i.
On ast Sabbath Mr ChailieAb
rn« tuy ar. i Miss Mat tie lit m pit ill
k-ere unitt 1 in marriage at li. v M r
iood s. Mr li ' 1 t»t!ic;atii g \ s
>ll the s:ime* ti iv. Mr Adt. pi,us Hd
'"1 bi a i a. 1 M,s> !>c..e* It'anl w**re
uari'.t i at Mr. alvan i." i k s, I»i li
Abt i nethy officiating.
On last 1' a-sday .Imiik S 11. Me
aughlin. aged » o y,-ais. lied, as
iuppo>ed. with heart di- ns#»
Rev J A. In k, who came from
Monro* sixteen years ago, has ee>m
m 1 will n turr to hJ* old 1 onic \-r
n lav, whi i a brotl »i i; law • ■
> till h s I la-e a> } e > leaf. his ,
bet i !t . ! tie ?■»};.. ▼ h ;s. c
llread v
H M Johnson, formerly a ci?,/.,»
ii* ie. but who has 1 »e»-n •no in
4 • uk i I 111
M 'i ga? !on '■ l a ew Teai s. j-,
t-iriM Ito p t! , J f,» j ir, ei. c a -aui
md w ill run a t baeco factoi v h« re-,
iml probably start anotiiea » a j er at
the eauleire
n
e st»*l ilay * ie»! g« all old
I'iti/a a oi b ii i i »\\u«hip. tbed at
bi.« l oii> I>i AI einet\v is to cos
ine t t: e ;ih? s 1 s»«r \ ie* ■,* t, um >ri t>w
ut F; if! dship chui'tdi.
at J>! 11 s War!lck^Mjj
at anc! ion all ?he j ,s{ un k.
P. v. .1 \\ . Hrowning. of the Hol
(■■oaf, » ne-. pa-vsetl down ' the
road to-day on a risit to his people
in 111 ie ..
1 lu ~«• is I e-ing I. pa.r. d and
some , ; tla» lo m« Jij-ailtf d before
k.-! v OO, op us «.|i the ! uuth of Janu
ary. 1 ssS The prospect for a large
""S.ein - > «11 1 Ji ( aro.ina during
la- t tl'Ur. and the pi i>mihe «.f -{ j.
th ait sha I> til o t |
- he a e a; In i is r mai kab \ c ild.
Dect ,1.1,1 :n. ISS7. Pki oar, r
E U nis.
'• r ' V\ J
. a pastil, of I OIK-OI 1:a cmgr.
I
J
in i c>min iM
m
iii. v.
( • • i met i leceiJ
Ime-a.-oJI
1 ■' is i. igi, m;,llu winch
I l 11' •: II i
'■ ~f Pi >f. P. \. \M
m
v 1 t y i« cent '
re«
-
•♦ : p i t - \% ♦ •! 11 11.. '
li. » Ii A •i• a has elecline dtH
■
ii \ .1 ( Mose'. Prof, Voder s . tlie-r
ng!• guru i.s \« ish to retain I im,
neut»t .« i;»- • u.d not aa t t.
We; ha I a Sunday heuenu Cijrist
ais 11 h •-1 eou which n > pit .iij!i
■veil' ] .t ell » j t for Sin lav rdiooj
1 til. .it n ana a who were* too
I sjnai. t i attend Sunday s ii«,t, ( >
parents aie memije-rs tiu; congre-
I 1 • tf» e " l - l eoili piete , . jr- J
•• s- i : '•* »s a ].ri/e ».ff# r»-d b^
F Mosei ML
wou d rafli
'.e tre*- M I ye«^B
m
ji
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