PRESS AND CAROLINIAN . OCTOBER 27. 1892.
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W’"»t'irAI. •OTlB^WE'*T
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J. C. PiitcLartl. republican can-
* di l'ite r.r c-oiitrrf'ss in tjje Oih cJis-
trict, La- lately Li;arri» 1 Mrs. K-1.
lUt. iliu^'blfr of Mr. Jacjb W.
i: V. ifj.in- ^ f J;aktr-vi!le.
Hoh. II. A. (ru'];j(r. wiVi r«{»t*ak at
ti.f; I'lac^r?-:
i’.iL' .u I\*evorvilie N'j-.-. 4tL.
Nuv. -Itb. Ht Light.
h:.f rri.i'h ForJ. Nov. oth.
S' !.:itor rrorrnan, in bis iir.^t canj-
pui^'ri j-jiorob at Baltimorf*, declared
Li.-^ coLviction tb-vt b?^\va.s mistaken.
HI. i that  *evelaud*is noujination wa.s
tbt l>r'"t tbiit CO 111 1 bave been made.
Cn-ii. .Iaci;b J >. Cox. of Obio. Pays:
•“’I t:e ( v;^»f I,c;-s ff tbo times de-
L. ir. 1 tl.f' flfction of Cleveland," and
i:j a spetcb at Fredeii -k, Md , lust
- v.e k. ( \ S*crelarv iiayard n.-iterated
tl ■ siiine sentiiuent.
liichard Croker .sui 1 at New York
di n ocratic bead]uarters last week
ibat ti;e Inavy registration “means
aii cedentediy large niajorit\
.'• I tiie drmucrutic ticket in Nt-w
\ 'rk fit}. '
(1 coimty third party men
areru])idi\ coming l;ack to the dcmu
ciiilic paity. Among the most
}.rominint, we v-’ill ineiition the
i;um-.s c»f Waiter and Kim Hardin,
t'.vo {/r'jmin**»it farmers, and also N.
A -I a country merchant.
St-nalor K.ii.som will be in New-
tun I'riday. October 2stb, to deliver
one of bis grand addres.se.s to tbj
voters of Catav, ba. Tbire will abso
be a liOrs(back street parade and
baibecne. It will surpass any poli-
■ tical demonstration ever held in
Catawba. Let everybody go.
i
• ^ Gideon's baud is the very latest
, edition of third partyisir. Shall w,e
in.-t j for Another This precocious
brat walked too young. Not a good
sign. Funeral service:. November
. . . II. A- , v , ;r n-iu'S(.nr>H)o.i tiiHt stli. Oulv lelatlves and friends are
,,f I- r. 'M y«'ir frifinln (ir t hf pulilif. |
expected—no democrats need ftp-
 olii>>!iin* l»a> at  lAr^iiiorit.
Surrly tb'-cl 1 days (.f Hff* aLd
• -i.tli’i'i-'■'!i; l.;i\c r* tr*rn*-d t-» tb*'*
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A ’ite us on a Postal
II 1  o;>y to a
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local Items in Bfief,
1 U'gist«r’
Ilavt' V'U registeroiP
ply.
Geo. D. Smith's ill-fated star is
setting again. He tried to manipu
late a fusion in Virginia and then
I left the state. He has now failed to
accomplish a fusion between the
‘•(b'd. D." wants the republicans Li i . , i i- i
, .1 , . f 1 . .1 third partv and republicans here,
ar; I thir ls t ■ fuse. l)ut the? wont. I ^
" ! Call we hope for as good treatment
riio bt'iiitifiil ().‘tober davs hive ;
, , ,1 ' ; as tlie \ irginians received :
anl wilii today the ram c )m- ' "
" A prominent citizen of Hickory
P.e '-m*' ai d s**e lliat your name is j has but recently returned fre)ni
writt.M) ttiMc—on ihe new registra- ; WatauLTa county and informs us
^ ■ be ci'osst il an obi countrymiiu
A .> !\r.* to sec the depot | tbat was eXct‘e‘ding‘ly wroth ut
1 Ih'I;' r* iii«' m n«*w coat of r i i i
one »d our merchants whom ho
cbiinn d had sold him “;i lady's
cor>ft fora face prottH*tor in biv-
iiiLT 1'*’ M irabile* dictu ! What
next !
t;;K* 1; }d 'c( II: tti
"f ( rar«-!n'lit ('oll' L-e. \-f t no
In'-]'* • n j'>v.il']*• a!i b I"
♦ vt_r >jit i;r by anv lar^Tr
cr''>v.d tb:tLrati;t r«‘d tlar** I'rid IV
i.ilij- t-) }• trtici{* itf in the ctdc-
j Itrati'ii; of tb*‘ f'>'ir-bundredth aii-
Li\t r^:iry >f th*‘ li'^co\t rv »f this
' Ai;i*'i ica "f .iur>. 'I’lif s-j'acioii'.
ch-ijMd \\a>' pat k' d with t aLrfr li--
I tnit-r^. aii'l v>fll v.rr*' tb' V
1, a wa> vb'*wi! ]iy the ap-
wbi'h ai.nonnccd a vi(.d'»ry
‘ for  a'di particij>ant in the pio-
, LTanniic.
d'lii- nio>t ph a>inLr ftatiire M t^re
the ‘•Ib-adiiij' from ('>]unil'Us.'
• ft.ranab" by Mi^s llfdrick, which
■.va> arli>tica]]y pcrf >rni(:tl; a
“ K^-‘c:tati«'n." 1 y ••iL'‘lit littb- uir!.-,
uliicii was iiio.-t crt. ditalL’^iviiiLT
nni.ii>ta]val>If t \ id» iu-»- i.f a»-cu-
lalf and pains-t.aldiiL:’ instruction;
the “C boru> lr()ia Mcntlelssi)hn,
l'\' a ch(;i'.il class. ol>liL’'ato 1 >y Mrs.
Cbadv.ick. 'was raptnrtMLsly a})-
]ila\ided; ‘•Ib c-itation, ('hristo]dier
' by Miss Lois SraLrle, was
anioUL;' the n:o>t appri'ciated (»f
tbe rveiiinLT s c'xercises.
d'bc speech by the orator oftlu*
cvi-ninLT, biev. J. A. Weston, needs
no favoralilo mention by ns. It
-M'as an epiirraninimatic exj»res-
sion of the })roiid anti patriotic
sentiment of the Lrathered assem-
blaLfe critically expressed, and
very highly appreciated b\’ hi.s
hearers,
W bile the singing’ of the dox-
ology was more .generally joined
in by the assemblage, tho “Old
North State” wa'i inspiring".
Through the whole performance
Miss (iregory })resided at the
piano, and lier accompaniments
were rendered Avith a precision
and force which won favor for her
with lier audience.
The entertainment was n suc
cess in every }>articular, and has
placetl our i)eople under lasting
obligations to Claremont.
1 lii' Sii. riii'iri bur room fixtures
»> b*-*'ti H Hh''pOrtt‘il brVOud the
" .mat-'.
1* ! rpublh iu;>; (leorge n.
b .1-,-d third party
i i t
' b r ! Ht Cack a'l 1 Smith
rt|tab;ic:inism cr
bo I Ifai 'cratic r;illv,
.. ' N' V. Ub. to wb;ch
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•' 1 ti.tu' d.'iby >‘i;es
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The directors of the Gideon's bitnd
iiave their sworn henchmeu in every
couuty; and these secret-oath bosses
by pretending to ba friends of the
pei'p'.e exercise a htrong inlluence
bt'canst' tbeir ^ecrtt c>rders are not
t known generally. If the veil of .-e'
crecy were bfted from tlie deeds ot
the conspirators what tremendious
c rruption would be exposed! —
Nrw-- ai d ()bs‘*rver.
.Mr. 1’. C'. Hall returne.t b me Mon-
biv iji tat’.v t !:c.'»uniged at le:i:0-
cratu' po-pr-ct--: fora gre.'it va'tory
I'll Nc'Vt'inb r ''til. Ib' inforn.s u
tbat a i.e was jO'^n.ryii.g cno n’*gbt
111 .1 Clow h .l car. c. i.ver.-ation
ing to p htii's, a!i ar.b i.t I '.evelan 1
man r».;u*->tid aJi p-fM.*iit tbat were
fir (ir 'ver Cievc’.an 1 to ^t:\nd up
ar..l  vtiy >. \il auexct j I one ii.
.tivi I'l l', and be wa;- wraj pe.d in
bt i. W e give tbi^ f.nct. mt-rely
I'1 Alti'iiipt to Wreck a Truin.
Winston, N. C., Oct. 22.—Un
known parties made an unsuccessful
attempt to wreck the incoming
pas.«enger train on the Norfolk ».V:
Western railroad fiom Koaroke, near
Martinsville, last night, by placing a
cross tie on the track on a fortv-five
I
! foot trestle.
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I WA.-iiiNtrroN, lb (Jet. 21.—
I SuTU't nie Council Sc'Ottish liite
I Masons foi- tbie southern and
t western stat* '^. wdi(^ ar*‘ holding
their biennial counidl here, dccid-
:»-dt'>day by a larLre luaj'-rity to
hold tbe next biennial >e>"l'>n at
i St. 1•ni';.
a" a
Oil.U r to ti.e stror.;
drifl
M(. d t ■ ^ -t-cti:..ent.
u.fi.t in Altxai -
f.
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:n
wbtre bo
1 i.' N ' ‘rib (’ar lii.a Ptl -bvt•-rl-
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l”, ■ feW .bi\- a_r -. 1 v ii.-
ti.'-y (.oi.c'uit 1
hi.-i It'' iae.iiDi:> in t!.*
Mvtb'‘i:-t cburcb of tbat city
‘ •• • 1 ‘J'y ^ct tii.g :l (bv 1>. 'bi,, re w, re loK.rdaii.e 1 i..ini>ter-
' ^ ... b.ri’ig it-n tried to ;a. i ii:!in_r t lder" pa'c-cM. rep-
1 •!.tii.j" "ix ]-re^byterio ai. I
tb* I i.tii'e state of Noith Car^ ’lii.a.
got e gt.t Ib-v. Mr. Ib '.e, moderat- 'r. f rc-
1 ^\ltb ».-iricii ncy ai.tl dii-^nity.
It w a> a j'K a>ai:t harui''Li*an 1
V. • '!kin_r .^si >n uf the reprVei:ta-
i tivcs of the Prcsbvtorian church.
t wr.-biji ta'^-
COl.eC-
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We
•• ‘ •- Nuu.:in
■ ' • it-r. V, tfs flivl
■ “ ‘-^•'•i’ated a cOL>table.
-•f f \ g.ivt-iiior woul \ not cji:-
■ —‘ tv r-L for that ©ffioe.
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N}'.v YoliK. October 20.—Mini-ter
I r.incoh: returned from Wasbir.gton
ve-ter.l.ay. He bad been a--igned
• bv tbe -]'-iker’s bire\u t'> make
ti.ree sj (t cbe." ;n Indiana ne\t week.
t:-e bit's t' b- airi’^el by tbf
c inrailtee. Il ;> » X] ected
tbat be wi.i aN > "j ik in L.iLOi-.
«>ii ' I>• Ii II'Il '
Fii.MiN .HAM. A’t . M t. K.
A M'-'tov. . i..br!...i:. • f tl.e^i--
ll; "t *. te (■■ 'I:.I..ltt * e (>f ,\ ; ar
ba!i. I. c!ai:a tb ti.e }v-’i» el- I-
t w.!! I .ii'TA' .\..i 1'i;.. I tv ,
' 'r:iv.
In a i ri'att* lette.'- written am'^Llb
a^'" L: Ig*' (Ire-bar.^ -ai b
••Cievr’.A:: 1 vviil cirry r'i ♦ - ! 1
• «■, .:tbern Il l.ar.a, N-w Ji-r-. y
an 1 part of Ma^nig-i!.. I ,i::. to..i
tbat be wi.. Cirry New York H-
b i- an eVfi: i batiC* in L’.i::o'.-. a g'o i
>bcw ir. Wi-c .'C?i.'". a’. 1 may carry
severa. w^-"teru ?tate^ Li sb^ rt. I
tbink be be e!ec‘.«\I. cLui.ce^
I would be better if tbe iato conirre-r
I bad acted more wisely. iL.iiana
! a- certain’.v iUm''C‘ratiC thi? year as
I
Kentucky. I know w hereof I
speak. "—^Shelby Aurora.
N»*«ti>n lU»rS*ru**.
.St*nat'r liiLiSom w:,i b** at th*^
Xt'Wltin barlnc.u-.  )• t ! *r 2"‘. I . a* vl
ui.i b'l ire.'- tb*- p'-. ;/.e. .i« m e
crnt-i ]]■ tL* va-ir:;!y f Hi« ko*y ;i:e
iri.» •!'y r p-3»-!t .1 t > rei 'rl a*, the
}'HrR i’ H’.ek-ory on Fri biv n •r:.n._'
at " Ti i^c.ab urg*-- lb - r
•'::an_: ov I.. •: ■«eb\l''■^. a* h
nmu: I*-1 pruc*-^, Wi.l be f Tmed,
i» Hvi!; J H. k -rv at arrivm- nt
C«'i.«.\er at [*.',) u! t-rf* tiit- pr>u-es-
>ioii \Mii be ai-’.u’me ■■ b arrivip.;^^ in
Newton at 1" I'b** f-’.ijw-
ing iLi‘-n b.-webit, :. named tl^
m ir-; i.- t "i •; * | rocf'Sioij ;
J. I). r.;iiott, c‘ .1 1{. A.k*n. H.
.V .M.itrnb -I .’tin \\ . L dont>
A ' ri i. 1 lie- -1 t ■ f .r io,:’id trip
— b b* *■:. -»•*• ;r» 1 v‘r tbe arrow
giil.^'- f I li. '-e not taivil.g b'or.-e':
K L ''HCKOliD, O
(. L-airman Com.
Last Sund.iy connniinion ser-
vist' wero Ind l at tie* Lutheran
cdiurcli at tbi> pbico Ib v. C. 11.
in rnheim pleached tWii . Xe* lh-nt
sermons for the (>cca>ion. Next
Sunday', I-'r. ib L. Ab>einetbv ^Mll
preach in the 31 etbo-ii.-'t cliurcll
here, ( >ur nu rchants are receiv-
ine’ tbeir fall >tock of g(n)d>. ( bir
thanks to the Hickory cornet
band (junior 1 for its music on
the I'^'tli are • hereby tendered.
They ac(piitted themselves well
and are a nice looking set of
young men. We ]►resume tiny
are all democrat.-. Cuiitinue to
])ractic-e, young- men. You may’
be called upon to furnish music
for the b»urial of the Ciideonite
peo])le’s party soon after the bth
of November. Hs deajh is sure.
Its body' should bo embalmed
and placed in a g’lass cotTin in a
coD^'icuous ])laco, where passers-
by may' see it and imagine it
silently' saying:
“H 1 Riu Hoon lone fr>r,
Whfit the i!t,*'ll wan I for’”
A. P. W.
(Jranite Falls, Oct. 24, '‘2.
niiildin);H l>(>dicut«-d.
Chic.^go. Ill , Oct. 22.—Six States,
including New York, Massachusetts
and Ohio, took advantage to-day of
the presence of their leading oflicials
in Chicago to dedicate their pavilionn
in the World’s Fair grounds.
The State buildings, although as
a rule far from finished now, will
form one of ih« most interenting
teutures of the great exposition
They occupy an area second only
to that of the big Fair buildings,
anti scattered among theui are the
structures put up by many foreign
couiitries.
j>y far the hanJsoraest State
building, as well as the large^t, is
thai of New York. It contains a
columned hall, by SO feet, ves-
tibuif'S, bat.(juet-rooms, kitcijens.
bedroorus an d all the appc»intments
of a club-house.
In thi^ is'Ue will found a notice
about a visit of specialist I>r. K.
Hadb-y (i^eeiiP, of Asheville. He
comt s well recommen led. Ilea l
bir- notice
I'l.e Catawba county Suiiduy
."cbool a^socifition will b )!d its an
Lual (onveLtieii at (.'atauba in the
i^aptist church N-veriiber ITtn, 1^.*2
Tbe work ir- noti "‘•(•tai :a!. a:, i is
u’, l»-r the HU.-j icer, of tb- N rtt. Car-
o Ilia i-tate .'^ur.day ^cbo-i. a-'-'.c.a-
['•V.. A’! ij.i:.i-:erSun lay r .
r -peri: ter. br.t-.tr. 1 -cb.o ar- r*-gvr.i
!*'S of b r. n.ir.atiori are  .i i.t.;y
ii.v.tf 1 to .itter. !.
ri jc» I ^ r» KM»N \i ,
Mr.^ A M (• V e l;., -f >bd» ^ sell
i' ' ’ >, :■> ‘ g b*. r » r. the
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. • t i; .t.'h-
Mr laau'S
ii 1 : iw. h . M li .S ,'^.;i»uid,
..1' bt.i^ht*!. . ' • I, . are
. rt !t ■ y’ I t .. .t.11 r.
W. A S. ^ -• rt in
Ibitlgb. li . ^ ti.*- Ot I ’. t ..'.;iftl
etlt! :;ition .ii i f i:r w*-re tm .'t cred-
ilabl**, and t' i* I** er*alb‘ e ^oved
l.i.- vi-it t: « t *a\
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t: 1 U' 1 I (i! i-.Ii;: tlcatJi..; who
ait‘ ■’■■tl \s.‘: ft-;'’.! et' tl.lc! ' tlis*
t a-'t*, n .1 n.ay .l> - .r.‘ !.i-> s i \
I'r. 1., k:n-W!i t'a u^’ .out
th'- -"Ut'i ;i., a \,.|_\ -kiillul 'i>. « iaIiNt i:. t(ie
tl*'atiu*'Iit>i I’l.rtit.iv'tii-i'aSi S M;>' hai.ic —
liT a (•(>rif-t at!>i ciiM'i nMitii'u*! ji!i\ lan
i'\\t-11 ♦ ^tabli>! I (1. H•'U'. fur more
tlian twfiity iii ciiiin;; that iito^t
dreadful of a.1 disi jx >—(.anc*T, ttl wliirli
hf ha^ tr'Mtfd '2 11‘.) e.i-'i s — h;!-. \n(ui for
liitii a Ieputati111 tu iioiic on tliis
coiitiuenl. l.'c almost ncVt r fad'* in uiitk-
ia'4 raj.Ill, j-a^y aiid I'fraiaiifiit rui* -' of the
iiiort-cuiiiiiiuM clirmnc tnadil.*-,^ fiuih a-i
ily.>l'ej»ia, functioa lieai t tioub’f', di>easC3
ol the livrr and li^wes, ehioino catairb,
luama or rm.turt', tlist'as.-, peculiar t«i fe-
niale>, and iiio-jt t*lh**r loti>; ■'taiidln;; and
diflieull d >ea> j.
Hi.> char>;es ar** vt*ry iiuxb'rate—only $j
to #10 per iiionlfi lur ordinary chrtMiio dis
eases, whicli alsi pa} .s for a)I UM-dicinoe.
Th»^>e charj^es are, as a inatt-r of cour.H‘,
alway.'s ca>h. Exaininati(*n» and coiibulta-
tioiis arc irec. licnicinb»‘r tlic date—
MONDAY. OCTOHKK 31>t,
at Hickory Iiui,
Call and sec him.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
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