HICKORY PRESS: DEOiLLBER 19, 18 5.
yrc3 and Carolinian.
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Hickory, North Carolina.
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Local Advertising Rates.
.Hrti'nioiit! insert! in local columns at
,'r I'm" for lnt insertion; "Vic per line for
ui,3. j.-nt and contlnoon Insertions.
for dipliy a.lr?rtiments will be fur-r,;h-1
upon rippli'Hon.
FIVE-CENT COLUMN.
Advertisements under ths head in
t hi column' will be taken and puh
'liht'l at fne cents per line or fraction
thereof, primer measure. Local ad
vertisements scattered among the lo
cal react i rig matter, 10 cents per line
brevier measure for Lirt insertion and
7-, ( puts per line for subsequent inser
tion. .
Ask for prices on Xmas
eoods at Chances, then you will
buy. ..
'PfNico Ninas assortment at
Chances, cheap.
Free Christmas gift to every
person that will buy one dollar's
worth of goods in cash from us
before Christmas. Let everybody
come. Killian fc Cline.
1 hi Her Color at Ilovster's Drusr
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Store. " -
A special gift given away to
every person that is duo us on
account, that will come and settle
till Christmas. Killian & Cline.
A pair of Carvers will make an
acceptable Xmas present for
your friend. In go Id A: Johnson
have a nice line. Call and see
them. - "
New lot of Clothing just ar
rived. Call and see how cheap
wo are selling them.
declD-lt Killian fc Cline.
Finest citron in the world at
Shitokd & Whitener's.
Special cut prices on Dress
Goods for 10 days at Allen &
Leonard's. 50-tf.
Christmas goods at Royster's
Drug Store.
Yon will not have the best for
Christmas unless you call on Snu
l'OKD & WlIITENER.
Cut prices on shoes for 10 days
at Allen & Leonard's. 50-tf.
Finest line of candies, nuts
and raisins in the city at SllUFORD
A- WlIITENElt's.
Toothache Stop will cure tooth
ache at Royster's.
Don't buy your confectioneries,
fancv croods. etc.. for Christmas
until you see Shuford &' White
ner's. Alf goods for Holidav trade at
closest prices at Geo. W. Hall.
Buy Frog in your Throat. It
will cure your cold. For sale at
ltoyster's. j
Cheapest Wool Blankets in
town at Allen Sc Leonardls. 50-tf.
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Fairbanks Copco Cottolene and
Cold Dust sold by Geo. W. Hall.
Try Headache Stop; will cure
headache at Royster's.
Grates and Backs for Tromc
Cook Stoves supplied by Geo. W .
Hall. 50-2t
DR. H. C. MENZIES,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
HICKORY, . C.
KTers his professional services to the
people of Hickory and surrounding
coimtrv.
De, 19.
Chanterlaia'a Eya and Skin Oiateent
Is a certsia cure for Chrcbic Sore Lvtv
Granulated Eve Lids, Sore Nipples, Piles,
r-czenia, letter, fcalt Kneuia anu cx. ,
-3 ctnts per box. For sale by druggists.
TO IIOItSE OWNERS.
For putting a horse in a fine healthy cca
diiioa try Dr. Cady's Condition lowUcra.
They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
Sidney disorders and destroy worms, giving
cew life to an old or over worked horse,
Gents ter package. For sa.1 by drutists.
M IteiTlS in Jrirf.
Mr. E. L. Shuford returned from At
lanta last Saturday.
Gentlemen's Sets at Royster's.
Mr. A. A. Yoder, of Newton, was in
the citv last Saturday.
Ed. W. May one of our typos was in
Morganton last Sunday.
Mr. E. K. Cline went to Raleigh' last
Sunday on court business.
Silver Mini orolfl ranc. Ftlit-
able Christmas presents at the White
Front, ou-ti.
Mr. A. A. Hav went to Morganton
yasterday on insurance business.
Mr. J. P. Jones has put up a nice
fruit stand next door to Little's.
Mr. John Keever, of Grainite, spent
a tew hours in the city last Tuesday.
Ladies Fine Kid Gloves best at
$1.00 per pair. Howlks L Doll,
Col. M. E. Thornton went to Mor
ganton Monday and Glen Alpine Tues
day. Our Christmas Edition will be illus
trated, and will be much larger than
usual.
Nice stock Photograph Albums at
Koysters.
Mrs. M. A. Shuford returned from
Winston where she has been visiting
relatives.
A Cantata will be given at Lenoir
college the night of Dec. 18 Admis
sion locts.
R. & G. and Featherbone Corsets at
Bowles & Boll
An entertainment will be given at
Claremont college to night. Admis-
sion locts
Dr. W. R. Reud, of New York, after
absence of two months, has returned
to the city.
fiivp vour bov for his Christmas
present a pair of "those beaut it ul little
Leggins, at the wmte rroni. ou-u.
Mr. C. N. Graves returned from
Charlotte last Saturday where he has
been the past week.
Mr. J. A. Lentz went up to Asheville
Jast week on business concerning the
Novelty Wood Works..
' Royster's Drug Store is headquar-
tor'i frr Knntn. Glaus. declU It
Mr. J. W. Peeler, depot agent at
Rockwell, N. C spent a few hours in
the city last Monday.
Don't fail to see the Crescent City
Quartette in Gorton's Famous Mins
trels next Saturday night.
Umv vmir husband a fine cane or
uuioreUa suiialile onnsunas presem,
at the V hite i ront.
The Kev. James A. Weston will
preach in" the Episcopal church on
Christinas day at 11 a. m.
Mrs. J. T. Johnson and little daugh
ter went up to Morganton to visit rel
atives a few days last Monday.
For Christmas Goods go to Royster's
Drug Store.
State Auditor Funuan went up to
Asheville last Friday to visit his fami
ly, aud returned last Tuesday.
Mr. J. P. Coulter, recently of New
ton, but now of Hickory. sient Sun
day with his parents in Newton.
Mr. J. D. Frv left for Pelser, S. C.,
where he goes to put on the finishing
touches of a depot just erected there.
Paints, oils and varnish we have
down at about cosr. yj. . ivojewri.
Deserved seats on sale at Royster's
Dm" Store for Gorton's Minstrels.
Prices for this engagement To, 50 and
25 cents.
Mr. Geo. Marsh, of Greensboro, rep
respntinsr the Standard Oil Company,
was in the city a few days last week on
business.
All styles and prices in Dress Serges
We are glad to hear of the improve
ment of Mrs. II. S. Suttlemyrlv "er
doctor expects to have her out in a
few days.
Mr S II. Colbert and son have re
turned from South Carolina where
they have been painting depots for J,
D. Elliott, -
l.a vnnnc man for his Christ-
mas present one of those full dre;s
cases, at lue
xr.wr. J. E. Cline, J. G. Cline, O.
r.l rnn O. M. M oore ret u rued fr yixi
Atlanta last Saturday, delighted with
their trip.
Drs. Baker and Whitesides went to
Newton last Friday to attend the fu
neral services of the late Dr. J. M.
McCorkle. .
Don't freeze at nlcht but provide
yourself with an Elkin Blank.t-the
! iJwr BOWLKS & DOLL.
Dr. W. B. Ramsay the clever dent is
of Hickory was up at Fair!ield a::d
other places in Caldwell county aud
Watanga count v.
Mr. T. E. Field and daughter, Mrs.
Anna, returned from the Atlanta Ex
position last Saturday very well
pleaded with their trip.
Boys' leather leggings, in great vari
tey, at tlie White Front. 47tf
We are glad to hear from Mr. R. IL
Hart and family, who went t& Texas
some time ago. They have settled in
Illinois Bend Texas.
Mrs. Mattie Wilfongand little daugh
ter rf this city, who have been visiting
friends in Rock Hill and Salisbury re
turned home Monday.
rm. :it J C. Mnrf iii's show win
dow, will at once suggest your hu
bands Lhnimas present. jU U.
Mr. F. M. Seitz, of Hickory town
ship, died last Monday at his home of
typhoid-pneumonia, and was buried
Tuesday at Zion church.
Tickets on sale from Hickory to the
Atlanta Exposition from Dec. l'Jth to
2oth, inclusive, limited to five days
from date of sale, for $5.10.
Mrs. Thos. Winters, of Quaker Mead
ows Township, Burke county, was
married yesterday near Bridgewater to
Miss Margarette Connelly.
Initial Handkerchiefs. Silk Suspend
ers, line Cravats are uo-to-date Christ-
mas presents at trie V nite t roni. ou ii
C. R. Haskell was found guilty at
the trial of the graveyard insurance
eases which are going on at Trenton,
N. C. Two others have also been
convicted.
Capt. Sam Dunnovant, of Morgan-
ton, is expected home any day from
Jamaica Island, where he has been
building a railroad and which he has
completed.
Mrs. Jacob Sherrill, of Gunpowder
died of paralysis at her home last
Moudav and was buried Tuesday. The
deceased was the mother of Mrs. M. C.
Clav of Hickory.
Open air concert. Gorton's Famous
Gold Band will appear in open air
concert at 12.30 o'clock in front of Op
era House. Uniformed parade at 1
o'clock next Saturday.
See J. C. Martin's display of novel
ties in show window. oo ii.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Cilley, of Morgan-
ton, .and Mrs. H. L. Abernethy. Miss
Jettie Abernethy and Mr. Shuford Ab
ernethy left on the C. & L. passenger
train for Atlanta last Monday.
Mrs. J. C. Pritchard and children
have gone to Washington to be with
tha Senator, who has rented a nice
residence aud they will reside there
during the session of Congress.
Dressinir irowns. smoking jackets.
wjilkin-' ciiues aad umbrellas are all
suitable Christmas presents ex lim
ited at the White irront. -iiii
Mr. J. C. Liuney, of Taylorsville,
who recently sold the Marion Record,
is thinking of coming to Hickory and
teaching school at the Male Academy.
He is an experienced teacher.
Dr. R. B. liaker has a mare 18 years
old which recently took the lock jaw
from a nail scratch on one of her feet.
To put her out of trouble and pain the
doctor had her killed yesterday.
V h.ive evervthincr in underwear.
to fit the lanrest man or woman to the
m:illst ehiltl nrices riirht.
HOWLKS X UOLL.
SIM MONS
"REGULATOR
GOOD FOP. EVERYBODY
and everyone needs it at all times of the
year. Malaria is always about, and the
on!v preventive and relief is to keep the
I ivrartiv;. You rnu:hd?tne Liver a Dit,
and the best helper is the Old Friend, SIM
MONS Liver regulator ths hed l.
Mr. C. Hirarod, of Lancaster, Ohio,
ir.- -"SIMMONS LIVHR REGULATOR
trokc a case of .Viaiuriai Fever of three
vears standing for me, and less than
cne bottle did the business. I shall use
it wh'rn in need, and recommend iL
R that vou get it. A!wa-s look for
the RED Z ori the package. And don't
forget the word REGULATOR. It is il.M
MONS LlTR REGULATOR, and Lhcre is
onlv one, and every one who takes it is
sure to be benefited. THE BENEFIT IS
ALL IN THE REMEDY. Take it also for
BUiousness and Sick Headache; both are
caused by a sluggish Liver. Tf
O J. II. Zcilin & Co, rhlUdelphlft.
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Higncsi ui .i LcadiPS i'owei
Mis Mamie Dickson's school on M r
ganton street was susiendKl hist Mon
day nn account of her being sick ami
unable to teach.
We have received Vol. 1 No. 1 of the
Tar-Hee! Knight of Asheville, a we k-
lv quarto, devoted to the interests of
the Knights of Pythias. It is a good
thing, aud no doubt they will all sny
so.
Mr. S. E. Sigmon, son of Senator A
Y. Sigmon, who has bet-n attending
school for the iast four mouths at
Trinity College, Durham, returned
home lat Sunday to siend Chriidnias
with his parents.
Tirpssinir Gowns and Smokinir Jack-
ets, appropriate Chnstu'as presents.
bu had trom J. C. Martin. tf.
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Rev. Dr. Henry H. Satterlee, of Cal
vary Episcopal church of New York
Citv, was elected Bishop of the newly
created Episcopal diocese of Washing
ton. His son is the Rector of Grace,
Episcopal church, at Morganton
Mr. Andrew W. Marshall, forim-rlv
of Hickor, who moved a year or more
ago to Calhoun, Ixjuisiana, and en
gaged in the tobacco business there.
returned here last Saturday on a visit
and on busine.-s and will remain until
after Christmas.
"iVimlriifT is iin exudation from the
fwirps of the skin that spreads and
lris forminir scurf and causing the
hair to fall out. Hall s liair itenewer
cures it:
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There lias been iouuu in me ei
em North Carolina mounains a liu-as
lire not a "vein" of coal. The
Press and Carolinian is informetl
as to its whereabouts, or rather "where
it is at," but will not make it public
for the present.
Mr. R. H. Bomar will remove from
his farm near Bridgewater with his
wife. Mrs. Belle Bomar, to their home
in Hickory on Railroad street, next
house to Mr. Propst, about New Years
and will bring with them two daugh
ters of Mr. Thos, A. Seals, of Bridge
water, aud thev will attend the school
of Mrs. J. B. Beard.
Closing our Jackets and Caies at
first COSt. liOWLKS uoll.
Dr. Benjamin Bennett, who is now
a practicing physician out in Texas,
son of Mr. Hugh Bennett, one of tjie
county commissioners of Burke conn
ty, was married Wednes-day, the 11th
inst., to a daughter of Rev. Mr. Bowie
up near Asheville. He left Bridgewa
ter with his bride last Monday for hi?
home in Texas
J)r. H. C. Menzies, one of our prom
isinir young physicians, lias returned
to Hickory and permanently located
with us. He is equipjed with the la
test and most improved instruments,
and offer his services to tire ieople as
physician and surgeon. His many
friends are glad to have him back with
us. See his card elewhere.
The Southern Railway will sell
Christmas holiday tickets at about 4
cents a mile one way for the round
trip, for distances of three hundred
miles or less between all points on
lines. These tickets will be sold De
cember 22nd to 2-"th: and DecemWr
eorh to January 1st. inclusive, good to
return until January -rd, lfcyu
it
TWO OF TI 1ST
Che "fiiehorii g(im,"
AX A LL- YEA U-ROUXD 11ES0II T. ALTITUDE 1400 Fl.
Tho "INN" i3 bnilt of briclf, fitono and iron, is -lighted ly fras
aud electricity, aud hxs all tli conveniences of a iiKMlern home. Oar
climate is specially recommended for the euro of Insomnia ami af-
fords almost instant reiiei to huiierers iium iiahuu.
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hc ISolcl lljcrltclcii,
EQUALLY ADAPTED: FOR TOURIST AXD COJOIEJICIAL TRAVEL.
Location central, hnnclsomelr faraisbeJ, steam beat ami electric
lights iu every room. The BERKELEY Is u? to date, in all its ap
pointments. Rates $2.00 to $3.00 per day.
FRANK LOUGHRAN,
JProprietor,
D3
The ladies of the Epii-copalj ehi rh
will give an utertain!nent at J. B.
Barilj, I'i May evening. Deeuiler27,
fr the purple of i.s-itiug iu.
fnmisltir.g the rtvtory t.f Rrv. Mr.
Weston. Muic will 1h furntslieil' by
Mrs. Ji.e leron and the Hickory
j String: B it:d After the nmsir refresh-
-nients will Im s.rvtd. Chaige 25 cents.
There came near Iw ing a serious fire
at Tli r-: i-r: t of Mrs. Holden, SuQ
day morning alnut 4 o'clock. Hot
ahes and embers had been put in the
back yard aaint th' fence, and about
that hour if h! 7.fd up, and had it not
been seen in time and promptly extin
guished Mrs. Holden's house and
probably others would have been
burned.
Mrs. GeorgiaVroom, a charming lady
tit New York, who is again in Hickory
for i he winter ami is boarding at Mrs.
SvaKi will have chairie of the choir
at the EpiscojKil clni'ch on Christmas
day ami will alo render a leautiful
solo in her delightful voice. The peo
ple generally are cordially invited to
attend. There will le no services next
Sunday or the Sunday following.
Cane and umbrella , combined,' just
the thing for your "Dude IwauV
Christmas preent at J. C. Martin's.
ThcGibb -brothers. Thomas and
. Caleb, of . Bridgewater, have been
buiidimr railroads for several years
past. They assisted in building the
reservoir for the new water works in
Ati ifiiantid in digging the ditch and
laying the pipe. They could !e had
with tln'ir experience to build the res"
J ervoir and dig the ditch ami lay the
pipe for Hickory water works.
Novelties in cravats and gloves
suitable Christmas presents, at J. C.
Martin's. 47tf
Governor Pattison of Pennsylvania, ,
who came to Morganton last week on
a pn ii shooting expedition exiectins
to remain over until sometime ;thls
week and who was the guest of Mr.
Emile Frissard, who did the honors of
the occasii n very handsomely, received
a telegram one of his State ofllcials
last Friday 'requiriug his immediate
presence at the State capital of Penn
sylvania. Therefore on last Friday,
alter a pleat-ant dinner at Col. S. McD.
Tate's he left that afternoon for Har
risburg. 4 wpt. Harry Jackjon Dead.
Atlanta, Ga., Dec. 13. Capt. Har
ry Jackson, leading attorney, and rep
resenting Pullman and other large
corporations, died at 1 p. m. from the
efftvtsof an operation performed last
night for appendicitis.
arc a scarce of comfort. Tlicy
i re a r ourcc of care. also.
If you care for your child's
health. cud for illustrated
book on the disorder to which
childrr-n are subject, and
which Frcy's Vermifuge
I I has cnr
nas cnrca lor 50 years.
H. A, H. FIIET,
Bai(lmr,2X4
IflU ffl TIB SOUTH."