Wt§§ unb Carolinian,
Volume is.
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IP O "II 11-1 c £ |R S.
\ > E- HAITHCO( K —Furniture
y B. Ar.F.T\Nr-F.K— Mortaagr- Sal P.
M.OOUE A CO.— For Snip.
SHUFOKD HARI.WAKE Co. —Wanted.
L. L. \\ it/ihßsi'oox—.Money to loan
Hie Cotorie \s i 1 ] meet a t \f, [ ; ]>
Clirib's next Monday nhdit
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Ihe Kj iscopals arc putting a- hot
aii fin unco in the church.
Mr. a?ii i Mis. W. H. San borne, of
Lenoir, weie in town Wednesday.
Citizens e nsider caVefully the
new Ileal Ksti.te ad of Cline .V Mur
rill.
"( 1 ase s Ait Gallery" in Shuford
A ( o. s will he a pleasant |>laee to
visic when things aie arrantred
O
I.on't fail to rend A K Hnith
eo l/s arlvo tis IIH nt and then call
and - e 11 M fir e stcck of f urn it ure.
Ileinember we will take produce
chickens, eggs or butter, for what
you owe us on subscription. Come
in and settle up.
Mrs. Anna Coi pening, of Morgan
ton and Miss Leila Corpening, >f
Statcsviilu, spent several days with
Mrs. \\ . I' lieinliaidt this wet.k.
The demand i• n the I'm ss A Cvuo
i• ixi \ \ was so great last week that
we had to ia.b>ome of our exchang
es. We i egret ti»is and will tiv not
ha\e it occur h"ain.
I went vniiu «• r 11«• • o[ chickens
and L' '2i turkey-! passed through
Hickory on their wav Iroin Lenoir
to ('liar e-tou f S C. last Tu sdav
Ihe Chari'st oniiiiis Mrm i t»t» j !♦*-
pai ing toi ( hi ist n as.
Ihe \\ i ki *-1 oro Chronicle says
the sheritV has aj j ointt d the ditor
of the I>reeze to the office of Keeper
of the javi. Kind shentY —happy ed
itoi. If snbsciibtis won t pay. the
ditor can dn ide rations with the
ou st *
An iticeudiaiy torch destroyed the
saw and shingle mil's of Icard. in
Ah xander count}. it ! o'clot k laiot
Sat ill day morning. The mills wire
renttd !>v Mr. J. 1 . Moore, of tins
f , ,
countv, who shares to a limited ex
tent the heavy loss. lIK re was no
insurance.
Hiekt r\ e X, 2!1 K of 11.
elected itsoftict is last Tuesday night
for the ensiling \ eat. The 1 >dge i
ln H h( alt liv conditi it. an I tileis
tin 1 cheapest and safest life insu
rance to sound mt li of any company
or organization in the country. It
is also a social, biotbeily, ordt i
i
When vt u uie m don t fail
to -hp m O. M Loystti s ihug
Store ami see tlje handsome display
of to 1 * s and all kinds of articles |f >i
the holidr.v trade. To>s for the lit
tle out-s. si t viceable articu » tor the
older nes and an elegant display of
Christmas card-, dressi, g cases and
] resents suital e for the young l.i-
It i.' ! i COst ill Vtl ! t' iO »
Missis Moore A Co.. wl • bave
It en in the Furtuture busit e-s r.
llickorx for st vera. year % past, ha v
soKl their t olire stock of furuitur*.
tlins and undt i takt I - su{ p!it— t
our \alued townsmen, 1".. A I 1
Haithcot k. who wi.l continue the
fur* ture businvs-. Air J. 1 M •it
will devote Lis atU ution to t!.e msi.
fact ure of siuoking tobacco
* lie 'I Si'iiiluar).
I i.e En»;!.>h I'racticil Seminary
belonging !■ the Evtrgelietl Lotbe
ran Joint Synod of 'Ohio, and located
in Hickory, began it-> second session
on the 17th of last September with
an attendance of 7 ftudents. The
attendance now in the three depart
ments pr.mary. academic ar.d theo
• logical —is 10. The institution buil
'l r> now being paintt d. and when
completed will present quite tu im
proved appearance. Mr. (\. A Dob
ier. ( f t?rno! f *. \! 1 . pa\ - fnr the
painting of »! ~ luiil-Pt./. Mi. p) ,1 .
'' 1 > s knc»w , t! I'll J,i; t the ( Hjip
Synod a- wne n.nst vt ve find
tic t hur. ii woike, He also
f irtiislietl t'n i eces-.Hjy furniture for
the libiai \ and the proj'»osetl readin ,r
room soon to be opened. Citizens'
of Hickory will, under a few necessa
ry condition's and restrictions, be al
lowed access to both. A read in fr
e>
soci-t.y m connection with the school
hns already been organized and holds
regtuaily weekly meetings. A regu
lar theological professor has been
secured in the person >t Ilev H. I\.
I*. Ooennan, of South Chicago, 111
I astor I >oe> man fiom t ht'-
('»! efu'dia I' l • i«-ai Sc if a»*v of
St riouis. AJ. >. ~f t i,.
abl 'st j.nd tnovt pi-emu • i T *llinis *( is
in the ' '1I.i» "s 1 111 •11 }' i■ will tMkt*
ehai'J'C Of his * )e/>--si>lsiiip SCMlit
time m Jam at *>
( ( iu:i> lliifiu* r ( audi
c! ale.
It is vi LY glut if- IIIJ/ to Catawba
1 democrats to Lno\* that their eoun
t; -tna . Mni M Fntyer. receiyeed
the »s vote of any man on the
State tic »i and a -> l as ihi* largest
majority over i-ppom nt of anv of
thse candt iates. !{',s va'ualile s» r
vices to our public school svsteru
are being appreciated bv all « r ood
men >f all parties, and it is a urreat
asure io his neighbors and friends
to witness these manifestations of
their good opinions. He is an able,
so; . i. i ;t an, ( hi Istian state sman who
wr ever appreciate and never be
tr.n t e >• nt dence of his fellow citi
zen-. Catawl ais not only the ban
ner c mt\ m the State, but she fui
: isi '• 1 the bat n r candidati on tiie
State ticket. Who savs he should
not be our next (hivernor after
Fowle * >
1 n-lriictivi' Mentions.
Ih". J. Tngold preached two most
e\ct lient s« rmons last Sunda\ ah>r.t
the sin of I>avid in numluring tie
p ojue »f;i r he i arne to 1m- king >f
1 ;i 1 dah .1. 1 Isia« . Thei e are
many niei who n« v« r go to chuicli
wl.oougi.t to Ia v heal d those ser
muis. 1: e\ wei e I -truchve at 1
entt rtainmg wa» }">uff" 1 up
wit ii * 1 it* 'ha of I"it g1 v j owrr, stir
round' 1 and protecte 1 by the vast
armies «. r ;! ■■ -:r i»f \ kingdoms, ar 1
forgot S - deptndence upon (iod
h'or t! is s:i; seveutv thousand Isiael
1i t s d■ i ! the pt ■ s 111 ••n Oe O UI"
"city fathers rei\ ou a license tux.
I
to • r.rich a; i tu Id up "ir town
a' 1 » i::n pestilence cia/e-, ami
k; >i :i peopj* Hut we suppose
- »:ue | t pie w tio nev» r go io church
Ivrr M !♦:t I f i >\ - word It is f lof
C 1: 1: lh lgel s. lel.t . f
W..:;. : n .n 1 \V, 1 1 u lhi, 1
road Jiea sutldenl? in Colutcbit. S.
c. : M ! lay tie l'tth ::.st. He
w .t- I a. ; it; I. Igti Inbt- count v. j
at. 1 has oi. >:ie of the n.ost j toi:.:- j
nei t ra.li ,i . men u. the countr%
IbiCixCio, n-.oith Carolina, Ir l llr^av, HVccmt'cr 13 ISSS
Home Capital.
Hickory needs manufacturing' es
tablishments to bring money here
from elsr w bei e and t • gi\e emp'oy
ment to a large pe pit-. We
have be,n waiting, hoping a! , ] tx .
p' cting some Northern capitalists io
rome aaong us and start up manu
facturing establishments. Thev
have not confe. And we fear are n«t
going to. We can't offer tiiem in
ducements enough in the way of fi
nances Northern men who have
capital have already got it invested
'u some wav, and if they wanted to
come south and invest thev wou'd
not find Hickory. It is n> t adver
tised in regard to its advantages m
, locality, c imate, etc. enough to let
people ktiow what we have There
is no use of waitings any
Li l t Us not sleep while (>th* r tywnl
are booming—starting cotton mill]-
and factories of different kinds \.t t
us be up and doing. All tht* man,
ufactmiug (staolishments with one
exceptiou—-that we now have are
the oftsj-ring of home capital ami in
dustry. Let us have more of them.
Some of our most enterprising citi
/.i lis aie agitating- the plan of start
ing some manufactuiiug industries
among themselves—the capital tobe
raided by installments,—sav piv I>
per ct nt. down and then a wetklv or
monthly installment till whole
amount of stock has been paid. The
plan is a good one ami we hope to
see it tin ive.
1 here having been an attempt some
time since to circulate a repoi t, for
unknown and (we feai j uncharitabh
■reasons that our voung friend, fie .
W C ine. was. through inattention
to d ity, responsible foi the last rail
road accident west of A-die\nle. Wt
have l>e n to some trounle to ascer
tain th» actiia. tacts, and here v\ith
make tlieni public The lef*
A - in i'vo sections with i tst time
to n ach Alexander befoie tin- east
bound passenger. .For above rea
son it was agree.l b\ the two crews
in theofliceat Asbeville that tin re
sliou d be no stopping at what is
ktiown-a- the Si\ mile tank. s "/
the tilst section stopped for
water without dropping'a flag, and
was cons* (juefitly run into bv the
sec inll >t etion. Now. (ieorge was
I'H.tne second section, and therefore
the shadow of responsibility cannot
att.n ato hin . In p: > :of this is
the fact that with him as the single
ext tpt ion iothci •w s w ej» siispt nl
- for .MO day s. he not having lost a
day.
We Prefer C am Pearson.
The Republicans aroumi here have
it settled that .1 J» Laves i-> tti l>t
the collector under the new adminis
tration. In that event we suppose
his "j |e!iab:es —"men who nit- not
afrai 1 of the devil will be the raid
ers. ti.' d> i ;t v col ( etor.s. ti.e -tore
keepers and ,Vc rhe»e
"Keliables were promiseti. y-ai rec
o.lect, that when Harnst n wa- inau
gurate! they sh ■ 1.1 d be rewaitled
When th s. ft n, 1. ss met get mt the
offices we will have a return t > ti a e
go I old time- of th* carbine, the
brass knuckles at.d the biu ige n
l'icasant prospt- t -t No '^onuer
North Carolina went Dera -
Stat» >"«i..e banimait.
1 €»r ?»iil«.-.
A lo horse, Word, Taboi A Morse
Engine, 32 feet, 1 11-16 in. rhtfticg
hai.gers and pul>}s. Aim st r.u*
an 1 w ill 1 e s ; 1 he aj
MoOhl A C .
Whltk j ( n«e«.
Th. lieg: , Cana 1} that was } yi },.
Ed for murder i g farmer l'hilherk m
Cleveland c lutify. s i; ,J f. tu
ed an i ture** Llme> kept him fi m
kllO-'l ID" at ti edi I t Ie Ci It.!
»'• > ■ »..! 1.1 C:.jj Il» I
his fUsk of w1.,%y into his st„m.» 1 .
iii.d then he ,1 1 the work
Waltei Snoj.s, of Watauga c :/ntv.
Welit to 'he ho jsei.f t'iie gir. he ! Vtd
ami fouu 1 John C unell talk : g w th
hei I Icing ful -f a hi-kv, i.. pull, ,1
out ii s pi>!n aII s[ *t -I !.• . t .im
•
ot r dothes t• •t! skin, !«a J. • n
kno ke.l \\ H t r d wn an 1 I" t j >
ir-tn he heggi 1 rhev were f: i» « K
befote w I:»sky made Waltei a foo
A' MHM>. nf I'»u» k» count \, wen*
the ho,, e of .Juki- 11. >. ,
1- n law, „, M (> u*l t y ~f
Wee', >0 kedj the hollse. mi 1 (•[;!., ,|
and abused Hdms u: til ji tit • 1
s'i« d in wh:, !. H. hns stab'. • 1 MOM ,
i»nd kiiled lim Mo>, s i, ;i ,
1 i.e Wolijd la»t ha\e plovtikttl the
t roil 11 e Helti s w-nt to
aiilsu ire n 1 ell ,1 10l he S!. iiitV a! i •«
m jail.
John W Mcp.l de is the l 1 -
tiie man whose b ad hod\ vsas foun 1
neai Black Mountain last ..,1 j;,
iilt-1 1 M'ell at -.oik iu the (i: ihaii
nulls in Ashe\ illt. hut l.ougi tu, ,„!
of whi sky and start* d t - *'h« at :-s
way on the tram to I)anv:lle \ .
Ile pro'oal h fell f!' the tra u -m !
got to whele his dead body wa
foUl,d.
T e Cit./en ay : "Tin, i, i. .
end o' a ide v. hich con I 1 not rout
the human on which ti •• .
him so strongly, ami wlii>;ii t a.pt i
tio:. he was tota \ unabh* t • i- s; '
L ti' ■ t our 11.11y t • i,» ; )- i, •.,
-uel rem; t «ti a- 'rota w. a - .
bi 'i In i • hi I'hr.ss AN'n (Mt on i. NUN.
C oiilt'deriiif PeiiAloiicrH' ( «ni\eti
tlon.
.\ call is a;i |.* f,»* th#"• old (' Vl
eiufe Shdieis who are rec, i\ a
pt iision from N »rth Carolina t> as
st lull e ut their respective coin !
houses in ♦ ach county on Sntuidav.
I >(-cemb'-i ~22. ,n 1 hppoii-? thiit !•
'' : reprt si t ;h, m |; ,
eigh col n ! :iou OJ. .1,11 sat . th _'' J.
1 Sh'.t.
We have n-ason to think timt fn
t raiisju it at ion w ii. bt xt»nit.i in
a i North aroiina la li »ads ami tin
Clll /.i li sof 14a 1♦ ig 1. Wiii t Xe| t tije j 11
selvi sto n ak»- :t ;. :m-'it,' |.i ti.e old
vi tenuis I here will be much tin
convention can an i will accomplish
I his conve; r.'.n is called to su«'g«--'
some plan whereby the woun led
("on federate soldiers mav receive a
larger pensit n.
We are pleased to s*»e .that tl «
State paper- are endorsing the efT •
being mad*- by the o'd soldiers t
lio]d the convention The \eterai -
hopt that the State papers will e\
press themselves fullv as to whether
or not thev are in favor of an lr
crease in the an.omt allove l then,
by the .a~t ' ienenii Assembly, an-i
sen 1 luarki d oojut- of their j ii e
to I r •! . iat rick, t.f llaa.gi.. N
C . wi.o i- -.ecretary of tLeciniu.tti-f
f arrangement.-v W* 1 x-.ieve tn«
S'ate press •»..! fav t r ir.rr' i-«
' h:r ]-e ] 1* ire al le to gsf the ti.ei.
who su! r * r* d an i are pr-*- |v r»-
tlia:, they aro ie*-e.v;r gj—K- ws a i
( >1 -erver w
A 1 tlg» -t' I k 1 f -ah! s.* ». k
at. 1 # ewelry U r the h> f.dav tra i
vv h. -h must U- ». i it pr-\ .s ! s . ■
\ in a. :»'■!•». Ht J M L»wr.'h - -
Small PAGOO*,' cirt-. KRRMGEA.
etc .at R Tftet s Drug St re 19 2i
Our- Mft tn»«l |*»t Vlrr * ttrrn.
SI -v, i ' t «ia flu j,| t
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MethodiHt ( oui« r? iir.- \\V Micti
'I-l! - ili'l l!M »/*:!!• »!!•« 1 f th" tj.; • -
i ,-jv W iSi l»f- i f intor» -t
.r ; i ;ult l - !!• v ft? Mow ,• •.f
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t" Sot 11 - H:t \* milt - ft itin
i. • s i . kTi 1 : fir! \i. -v «>f t} «•
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3' !! 'u!t, ». aft« ? ' ii \ 4 'i? s( f
tuost * fleet ire work iti iitniogtoD,
• ij-*■ \i »1 f«. \\ it ; T. *] Wm'j
*• ! : \ * to M(.tt!i» »n ~ J j M
Hair i «'ttjHin> at I 'hi mi t f/t v. H S
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•'](*! of Ti init \ tii*-1f ict. Tlu -»•
-- I 'i,*• of 11 ■ n ir/-'t » - 1>» wt
-i l • T i ' " >Hi! I'» al»*l who w) U !ik*
t" .v •»» v %v} i»•!«• th«\ hi» :• \ t \i it
All. I »!":-> t4» A»• \\ 111..
Ui« ;ul>. i, all I cut ' t S ur« 1 . it,
I iwkoi \, mill \\b -»• I »~t
liWli a'.'l f! i J-» WO!k 11. ! I- !)» '-N
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t' u r ! i (if th. AI t i r -. 1i -1 «ii ii rrii
(tflil't r«« «»l Hit Vot > 4s«iu liiltoii.
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