The Morganton Herald from Morganton, North Carolina • Page 3

WIIM I X. A letter from Marion Yester tm, VoM ACU 4 n.1 wl.M IwMM-tt 4ty4l day evening says the trial of Capt. Mills and Lowen resulted in the conviction of both. The report lurtner says that in the case a wnus a fttit, wt i. I svitH 1Km Teil-H tU wv ci4.

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mi a fs-eNV niiivwij A l'1! H9ttlAHa 9Ut O'fati at KtiK C. ratte ft iJ I Ct THURSDAY, MARCH 10, LOCAL NEWS. Local Passenger Schedule N. R. R.

OOIN44 west. Ho. 11 passes Morganton S.l r. m. GOIN BAST.

No. 11 passes Morgan ton ..5.41 r. x. where Capt. Mills was first attack-ed the defendant Palton and others did not resist a verdict.

The Judge has not passed sentence- in ft Wb4L 1 4 niH' I1om a jmh either case. Mr. P. A. Warlick.

of Cal4- The County Commissioners well countr. moved hi family tu PCk Ut l4it aJht to! have granted the owners of the the farm recently purchase! on aa4 sl ilfrws al Uuaker Meadow farm, and Mess. the Catawba river near Morganton. last Fridar. Mr.

War lick Is a liaafttMMi tit t. la teM 'Stiiaa-S fWl oa o.f Me1 tinges of Secret Societies. Catawba Valley Lodge Mo. liT A. F.

and A. M. Jugular communications 1st and Srd Mondajs In each month at 5 o'clock p. m. Moi-panton Lodge K.

ot H. Ho. 3649. Regular meetings Ob first Friday In each month at 8.34 p. m.

iio ml imS ion CU'Hniit' CS, tV $iil i 15 C4ina, lir ti tti Cm, Isaac Whisenhunt, A. Crawley, J. A. Lackey and others permission a Miina 4v avrititA 1 tHI ft HM 1i iiv.j hh vti ayg ooif wk It mmiui -mii i S'ni 41V, 4io-Vi 4 Sh4 4 flrtlW. lMH4Ml44tlt oSC 1 valuable acquisition to tturke.

It 01 ail rftirs ao sfvv to erect crates across the 1 ellow pitial a'l wC5 Mr. W. 1. Jones, of CaUUct. has been visitinvr friend in ttutke Mountain and Table Rock roads.

a se aia at foal flf-a 1st as ca coserel 1 st-s this week. Mrs. J. A. Iikvn was called to Winston lait week by a tH-ocram so as to put their farms under a common fence.

The boundary embraces several thousand acres of the best farming lands in the countyTand the arrangement will save the parties interested about announcing the death of her siter. N. Mart 61 SV Jiidtfe Gfar la cvxnp wW S.lkUot Newlaa! 3Ui on Saturday eiC. a4 I lo-Jgioc at tb lloel On yesterday rof Graves, in af.d-Wd acr ofe4 cott fa4 Jwry settled, with Cof XV. Clev as foteeaa.

wfew pftxrtMrd Irt Rite IfMP Wf and irtcrvstiS ctvf fU st ruction 4 tfoc sene.whwb Is rvay others) of the Jadcr's bte charactrtMtkv lr4er the tr raaMrl of the Jfc a4 S-lot Nr-land the Mate dkrt is rapidly of. Tk Jtt consists ptincipallf of demeaMr, 4 lhefttPe a oae. The rriixlfN.1 attract) tlaf a the If ial ol Cat. J' Uli and several others, f.t aw af which grew o4i I soe Stit trance at a speaVitf in at Iy sartfcU. and of whkn llur sxs-papvH of the state at tk said much.

a I gae licity. Atlhswui I able to say what will result. Soe of tf a represented by M. t. 31-tt al J.

Prittbard. a4 Cayl. by Col xlair (In yesterday was a usually lar-je namter ot i town, with wh or rnised and iotfrvr4 Mfftly. ss hhhH MHia ataH ai.ry Sit-oK 14 id.H Si, 1- 1 Church Directory. Frksbttsrian church.

Divine service every Sabbath at ll a. m. and 8 p.m. Prayer meeting every Thursday at p. m.

Sunday school every Sabbath at 30 p. J. A. Gilmer, and at Anderson Chapel Mission School at 4 p. niu.

W. A. Boss. supt. Rev.

J. P. Marlon, pastor. M. K.

Church. Socth. Preaching every at 11 a. m. atd 8 p.

m. Prayer meettntr every Wednesday at 8 p. m. Sunday School everj- Sabbath at 930 a. J.

A. clay well, supu Lenoir fetreet Mission Sunday schotl every sabbath at 3 p. R. A. cobb.

supt. Rev. T. P. Bonner, pastor.

mmsT Chfrch. Preaching everr second end t4 pf awlf al lttk I ex'V wrvvl, a ten miles of fencing. This is a Mrs. K. II.

Ilrown. itrown had been to Philadelphia for medical treatment and died in that city. Her remain were lnterre4 last Sunday in Winston, where la.ix talt IU ae 1 y.t. tt.t,,)a,l -w i44 4)tt4 i4eel tt Stic 4H(4jv A fif its a ftoa! she was creatlv beloved by ell fourth Sabbath at 11 a. m.

and 8 p. rn. Prayer mpptlne- everr Thursday at 8 D. m. Sunday ft I MHlJ't ltMlaf lla aiHtiu la i.ivv4- tuAti i 4 lam iia.t aas-om ao ain am a a atiH.KV'4 Msa H4I C.tnnf.'b mi tvt 1V a wvtj fls ft, H4 isaiie a ra-f m1! Htwu (a-aaa) a aoMi iAiai-vSti tMNt rvy 6.jt:44a tti Ar sv6ihw iflV ata a4 m-A(-viw4 mn4 l.srfmw., a ixat' Ri rfWf.Tsfey fH, Rl.itt4 Syato TWS ikW wh tAoH Ati plxso.i.

a4 3mhi tt4 rw.aa aMi 1 t4 f4 I. fii HJWa na ii.fl.'j It seiifl HUi iats a iiw a ft.Mw) aw tifw av jH I1 awr.f!l 4 ataa ti mik, I ef 4 ft "Wr4.ihrf wtwv Wl simk, 4 rrtib a ll t.itH It svf iJ VmIV eae Nf vw lif AM afe a4 iw sinNMtK who knew her. School tverv Sabbath at 930 a. M. P.

UUdcr- brand. supt. Rev. H. D.

Lcqueux. pastor. -M. ImyM. 44, w4i Ii.4.4 4x 4M 4 4M 4.

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-t44- 4.a.ii). 4.14 1. IwiNtl 4kM 1IMH, te4t M4! f4 atii Tl IT nillalM lia Mate coaet tsaS rise a4 aat MiSe Protestant EriscerAL. Sunday school at 9:3 snnriav mornlntrs. D.

Pearson. Supt. This church Is temporarily without a rector. 4 t4trvta(e avay al 4n Hl i i n-wi tn MMf i X1iHJ, 0 3 a p- 3 3 JiHfc a 3 3 a.H-Ml a 3 3 i a 3 a iff m- T.K.O. at Vraver meeting every Sunday evening ly fatf o.

a second Friday In i UH 1 14 ,1 I'll 11 "elock. Business meeting every month. It fanrtf a.o$w tH M.m Im 4 3 3 1 A.lH, 3 i 0 4W ilwk4w 4 1TT- iiw4. 4. W4i ik.M.

mMn, I4l-i 4-44 M4. 1 -tiKal Mf atf4 tf tVe aS4 aSrv lol asiMi mm Mr. K. F. Keid.

Secretary and Treasurer of the Dunavant Cotton Mills went on a business trip to Raleigh and Ilurliogton last week. Mr. T. G. Cobb ha been looking after the interests of Tut llm-alii at Marion this week.

Misses Annie P. Krwin and Annie Scales spent a few days in Hickory during the past week with Mrs, J. G. TlalL Dr. W.

I). Milliard and banker Breese, of Abbeville, were in Mor-ganton last Friday. Mr. J. McDowell leaves today for Baltimore, M4 to meet JMElaii(l 4A Courts for the Tenth Judicial District.

Spring Term. Judee Jesse F. Graves. Fall terra. Judge R.

F. Armneld. Henderson. May 30. Nov.

14. Burke. March si. Sept. 5.

Caldwell. April 4, Sept. 19. Ashe, April IS. Sept.

16. Watauga. May 1. Oct. 10.

Mitchell. May 9. Oct. IT. Yancev.

Mav 23. Oct. 31. McDowell. March I.

Aug. 19. 4 move in the right direction, and a number of adjacent land owners are already making arrangements to come into the boundary. Alberta Lowdermilk, the Catawba river fisherman, who is now seventv three years of age, has a Sally Michael pipe, which he has used every dav for the last twenty-eight years. The clay from which Sally Michael made her pipes is light and porous, and looks very much like meerschaum.

Unlike meerschaum, it can be burned out whenerver desired without injury. The pipes made from the clay are very porous and readily absorb the nicotine. They are not easily broken, and there are a great many of the pipes in this county which have been in constant use for many yeas. The fame of the Sally Michael pipe has become so extensive that many counterfeits have been attempted, but the genuine article is the best clay pipe made in the United States. At the meeting of the County Commissioners last Monday only Messrs.

Erwin and Nantz were present, Mr. Connelly being detained at home by a severe illness. 44.4. 44.4 .41 -4, 44.. 4 t-4 .4, 41 .4 4ti 1 44H4i 4.

4,4. -4 4 H.44 4 444Mk Hf an At 4 n.4 rt4.44444-44.44 44., 4.44. aais a. a4 t4tti The farmers, ftt thet Me Several communications were fi4V) HlMttt I MMMtl made ru4 use I the tl ft ai mf soie ito Ta tw 4Mi 44 nlH crowded out this week. a father.

an4 are well wit 4 wwHttl) rat aa a 4ve at th-ir farm work. Aarg ter MI o44, a Mayor Avery turned into the in fines durins: the sjfeTM a i4i.siif ciii ImU, A na.ii ttvlnM-f as4 1 fVti hOj" as- sIL thiocs dnl. was aeftai le aa4ta aaa flpMana44-f4 a 44 iaa4t 11 4fHj I preference with wh-s first six weeks of his term. tWtke ttti.it we mi i fVfe awt a sr-e rMi iot e4 as to th? a4i 4 3 3 4'M Mttt 4s-m 4-. a4 a-f 4a4M(.

a4 a ai a 4t a 4asaa n' a aas-M4 44. 4 a4a -4 4, date lot the Pre IcnCT. Da sf The building season has up, and promises to be a big art H' a HI Ml ae a Vt 4" I tvart of the dejat. A IV 44Mi f- ArWulMtm I mi toM((4M40tv the visiting trade of the commercial house which he is traveling for. Mr.

P. llenncsa. bookkeeper in the store of Mr. I. I Davis, has not been atle for duty -a mt -sakax 4ir 4 a-.

a a .41 Vt. tavaa 4--s -4 4w one in Morganton this year. rfeo urciicaiy ir vtor land, and the teratla McDowell court is in session 4l 4 rS44 Wtfc asavssai aJ-4- at rV4 tUame or llarri. Snt this week, Judge J. F.

Graves, pre ance men estI IMWis siding. It is a two weess term. tm-, 44A in favor ot the thir4 faty Misses M. M. and M.

A. Erwin TKt ivm.a5i vao taaatKluMft4 MtW tttH l1f 1t a4 COHSfai te evitt Ka? 4 tVe we vail 1 9 tre, "Tilery k.a Mt3 la Tfee pifat tfti 4 Vf pif cu'l lua aa4( 1tr by a 4 wit C- TSk ft Vi 1 leMe MM-it4 SX 1 a-M a4 fi4 dor. iMtit. mm I n-1 4 yMi1K, IV tS-X tw iHtoiVM4 w'f 4 I If fttMQK smell's as4 ft? i-fi4 ii nf ti tjv 1 a e'eitvuiw are building a cottage on King ctr.Pt rtpvt to Mrs. Bomar's resi- this week on account of tkkness.

Mr. F. P. Gillam wa called to Shelby, N. last Monday evening owing to the serious ill ness of his mother.

Miss May Mills has returned Tut Ittsstt lttpeftt4 Mte this wetk btf Mr. Col Tt 4 tt4t 4i w. l4.M 4l 4444 it 4 M-Hwl, 44aM4 4iM A 144 4 mH V44V 4HMt4 44 4 441 -1MB 4 The stock law election in part of Silver Creek township was declared carried in favor of the law and Messrs. W. P.

Hemphill, W. H. Pool and W. II. Hester were dence.

Avery Wilson is getting out Athevitle UbyMr a4 The fttt a4 Atlanta ttssm by Mr. rJSn. anl te M.4 Mf l4. 4444 44m44)l 444 44M A 044 M4. jl.Ht' 4H, (4 4H, V.4U4I 414WH.

4,4 4.44 4 44-t 4 1 "4 at44-r4i IfVHl I ll aH-li .4, tn Xt.vJ is bei can4 l4 iatKMtMeHv, VH4H lilt I TxvtQ It w(3 smsw ao4 a ssm! ni-4 oh vai4lW H.sffiiy a ais n. ia CavJ by the lr4miUMe Tm la: I anH4V4, VU M4V ll a.H-Si io-i, (Cut a t-S. 4f'V 4) 4' 4. 4t44M, the material for a handsome residence, to be erected on Morgan's Hill. Mr.

J. II. Pearson has commenced work on the brick store building to be used by the Alliance 4I' 4 f4Vf1W -fl 4ff4 to Morganton. Directors G. W.

F. Harper, of Lenoir, and J. G. HalL of Hickory, who came over to attend the meeting of the State Hospital board, paid Ttir lttustti a picas ant visit yesterday. Mr.

Geo. II. McKcan reach 7W 44 44Vtn m0 $H-St i v4L, i at to i ia a 4 i 4 r.M. i It ranc4 sery harvi of re ncSL II. A.

MCaL of Sort CVe. h-ii)it ifov-i ttvm ai at' tack Vfirre" i he a4 will 44itV 4-n44v1 4M44444M4l -4- 4MI l444 444 444 IS (tf -'4H4444 1 44 444'4-Tl 4K 44444, 44 4l4V4, 444 4 1 4-Vfc 444 4 4 4444.) 4J 44 4 M444H4 rt'i 4V- HI. all 44 appointed commissioners to build the fence. The vote stood 66 to 52 in favor of the law, the registered vote being 152. Elizabeth Stafford, a pauper, was ordered to the poor house.

A petition was presented asking for a change in the line of the road now being built from the "glass mine on the Shelby road to the Rutherford road. The petition was ordered to be advertised, and will be heard at the April meeting. The board adjourned to meet on the Jst, be vase Hvtre jie4i 4 I'it wjc-4 Mr ioafti CsCaa a ttff Mf tw trpaiiifais "Wit f'Ms Ktlltat lC ay Vrt 9 j-if i.rf wo.i -twit fHtt kU-4alM40 44. 44MV 44--44 0 4'4 M4 44MV. 4KM4 tU4U4M V'M IUM 4.4)Uit 4J flltj 4tt -lU 4M- 1 (, 4iM4 44 San i4V.

"4 4V 4w (4r4HMia 4t4 1nm t4 im)nN n4mH- 4MI4 4 4 (44t 4IM 44a iflM WHU'V 4WM giriUlU 4MM4 -a 4.1 4I 44 J-tVH44 4144 4W4- ed Morganton yesterday from Washington, and will spend some months in town. 4 I -44 44M 1 leave 00 tht a So! I hi daughter an4 fardy be In G.vJ.ka o-tr. We art i4fael aie a ft-vital of the letffot In mka f-p-erty. We ffjSlf rt Marion men frons te ailffa VtWia4HiHMl .444, .444,44 044-44 Jl'ft 41 -V I4H-, 4f l4-. 44, aReady for Business! Atf tfe At IIm dan4 tb r-wt mrm- K.

II vf fe aan, Taj. i jJ l-! way a-S tW 4 a Nea Vi Ta-iy at a (. ing the first Monday ol court. Exchange. Mr.

J. H. Wilson has bought Mr. Bvard Wall's house and lot on Lenoir street, the purchase price being 65. Miss Minnie McConnaughey has commenced a subscription school at the public school house on Lenoir street.

Maj. J. W. Wilson is having six new tenement houses built near Anderson ChapeL Mr. J.

B. Beach is the contractor. Mr. John C. Hallyburton has purchased the Murphy lot, adjoin-tno- the DroDertv of Mr.

W. G. State, who ate their way Mitchell an I Yanfy eot evamme mica popty1, We a only hpe the wi4 a come remunerative. ,14 IVlHwH HM4g MMt 4 4-4 Snit44ll 41 I-1 Wilt t4U- 4 itt44i-rn-ll Hfin'm 4444 44 4M4 ottll ajtiU mHftml. 4iutmmtl 44 i at ait4aa a 14 4)4 t44 tll 44( S-a It eMrt 444 lh4li)M 444(11 ajaM 444, 1XM4 a.w4.

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44 a4H44la44-l f444'4444 44H. Robt. Brown, the honest old shoemaker, died last Friday night, aged about seventy years, and was buried Sunday morning at the town cemetery. Robt. Brown came to Morganton many years ago from Rowan, and has worked at his trade continuously since he came here.

He had purchased a snug little home on the Lenoir road near the Burke County Fair grounds, where he had every season an abundance of the finest fruits and berries. He was a life CUwa4 iaa ff 4 IW iAi0 pa 4MnvVt ti fr'ttias 4V 4'4i 444 4-44 4. -4444 4 44 11. 444.t -4 1 44 -I I rt 444- H4444 44 (rfiWyrtilWH SJ l-t TW h4 i pr Pi4. Will p.iokaw ttvtr4f Ciuftnttsli.

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44, 4 444. 4 4.44 Adjutant General Jas. If. Glenn, was in Morganton tatt week, looking into the case of 444 444-44 444 ai'4MM4, fs 4f '44444 44M 444.4. 44 44w 4.4 4 44 4v 4 4444 lf 44 4444 4.44 44M4444 4-44-.

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I 4 VS lli af.k iMt llM'tf ai-tw-tvc avi ej.4iMf aS ll-T tvMi a a COH4V4 If WIf.SS I4444" tat4isi i4 stti Hogan, on Hickory street. There was a regular communication of Catawba Valley Masonic Lodge Monday evening, with work in the third degree. Robert McConnaughey, has purchased a part of the Swan Ponds farm from Mr. I. T.

Avery. The purchase price was 1000. A great many small cottages long Republican, but occasionally 4 44f- --4444. 44 t(Mld 4-( H4t 4. 4 .4 4.

Mr. tVr l.etAl!ib4 a tkll-milb a4 wpw1 Wp John Wk'VsVtttl will I 'i sod tt ir IW a (fi hrtw fa I mi 44 4444 44 4 44. mm4' 4-44M Wilborn Morrow, who was killed by a freight train. General Glenn was representing the K. D.

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KluU. of Salisbury, was in town last Friday. 4444X 44-4- 1 4 1 4V 4 444444. 44I 44.44 44, 4 4V4t .4 4M 44 a-' ft4 aa vtioMi( 4444 44444V 44-' 4.4444 4fl 4 444 -44 .44 444 4 4)1 44, 4K 44." 141 l4 444 4 44N444 a.44 4.44M44 4-4l 4.aM 4S4. .44 44.44 44 4 fH 4 4- 4 at la ky l-4ti.

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WjhIL1m" broke over and voted lor a Democratic friend. He was a member of the Presbyterian church, and when his health permitted, was constant attendant at the Morgan-ton church. His aged wife survives him, and, as they had no children, is left in a very lonely and desolate condition. The kind people of Morganton should look after Mrs. Brown.

move to lo work in a too factory. K. I. Itraneb la4 J. F.

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4T M44 W4 4 4444M4 44 4n 44- 4 44 44, 4- vaiTS kae a.o i4 ec i4 Tk.fcs if t't (a a 4l. (4 rt is of arofvvil4 bs A representative of Tut His-sli attended Marion court this week looking after the interests this paper and in his rounds jotted down the foKowing: Judge Grave charge to the grand jury was listened by a packed court room, and it was 44, are being erected in Morganton just now. There is still a big demand here for small houses for rent. Mr. J.

L. Anderson has moved his stock cf fancy groceries into the Pearson glass front building, formerly occupied by Mr. Shu-ping. Mavor Avery has purchased the McRae residence on West TTnion street from Mrs. Samuel .444.

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44 444. kHM Glen Alpin Not. Gles Alpixe, N. March 7. We are still on the move.

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44.4 4 4 '-4 on ner mat nas town has a move JM 444 4)44) -4 4 -M come to stay. 4 .4. 4 44.4 444 -4 44. -44 4 V- H4. 2 4..4.44 4r4 4-4M-44 4t44-4j a a4 a4 at la f.ie IkI I Wy V4 saia mh4 en W4 ftowtL IW IV mI a h4 a Hit1.ii a I1i- vMotSl tlA HAli4il Ut V4 4MyMti aol lnt 4 wa4t- a at ar te UpH "4 I 4f 4 'I "aiMal I loi S'il 4 A ev4 I'Letv.

tiii I is at be a-4 w4 4 Vr- 4--4. -4)4- 4.44 4 4 not of th back wmU la Wtr there i mora "yil 4 flt practical style in a way that all could understand. Judge Graves is very courteous to members of the bar and yet firm in his rutings. The criminal docket via unusually light this term. It was thought Tuesday that the civil docket would be rcacheeU by Wednesday evening.

The case of the Slate vs Capt. Rev. W. H. Davis filled his pulpit in the Baptist church, yesterday at 11 a.

m. Rev. Jno. Annas, of Monbo, N. filled the Baptist pulpit last night, and will preach to-night.

Mess. II. Brinkley and t. T. Bowden spent some days ot last week in Asheville, N.

on busi it IV le IW Greenlee. The purchase price was $2800. Mr. J. A.

Shuping has bought a lot on King street, and is getting in the material to erect his harness factory. He expects to get to work at manufacturing harness in a few months' time. Married, bv Esq. H. H.

Gol- ly tM4J 4 f4 11-9 a4 IVi a oi 0113 IHTSJO fill! GillaOtu Comidlylmvc roducod ths price of HOES lo 25 els. TVere 1 talk kwalia. ta bio: and opialii wilfe alt IW tonr-ty 6lnt an4 pfa4JX, another frpnb'waa eviljet 1 tmi rommnniiy. The wa tabt(he aonih sifter, already brariar ahwft4aal frnl. ttM-ial ti l.4 4 aa4ts to s.Aa4 hare 4y iwl a pvaa ta4kes 4 IV S.OI WcM-ow Ka4 K4.

f4f iX 4 a iw-s 4fO4 H4 4M4 444 Mfua kTMS tkif IW aveasi I ao s4 ft I ase, s4 a a-1 A1 mm 44)W fa-Wsr IW J. C. Mills, of Burke and Alt Cow-en, of McDowell, for an affray at ness. Mr. J.

D. Pitts has just returned both tbo dfirauu aal 1I ble lia4 to lb oia! Wt Lve ItUtty, bnt prvlft a kta-1 ran enjoy xrarr. Ijs ia k-iss, la, Taa: wy l44.oia be thai IV tav 3 Boy Dbric Plot? Points for 25 cts. Oliver Oultcil nx-K Gmun W'' Dysartsvilte in 1890, was tried Tuesday. I ut our reporter left before the jury returned their verdict.

The new four-story brick hotel on main street is being finished up and will be an ornament to the town. The owners of this properly hope to open out in time for V4.H&4 i4 a stHat4 l4 ao "Kf, li3 -4 a.4 Sh a V4 V1 eml i ia fiftf tta4 I 4 lla) a.o4 4i. Aia ltl 4e0 JMea fts.Vi4 at I from Charlotte, N. where he has been attending to business. Mr.

E. P. Bennette, of Rutherford College, N. has moved into the Bright house on Catawba street. We are glad to give him a welcome to our town.

Giles Bros, have a wood contract for the cotton mills of Mor leL Tk-r4ft it iv wy loway, at the residence of Mr. John Chapman, the bride's father, in Upper Creek township, on Wednesday March 2nd, Mr. T. W. C.

Whisenant to Miss M. E. Chapman, all of Burke county. Mr. T.

W. Happoldt, clerk of the Superior court, has appointed John Nantz a magistrate in Upper creek township in place of W. P. Hemphill, resigned. W.

F. Gibbs in Lovelady, has been appointed in place of Joshua Rust, 04i i t4wa ff Tn ArwhalWiaf-favaSMK, and know it la aatalr. IWI Hon, W. It. II.

t'oal, aMrasbvt 4 too2Te froat the viklli litwf. mil S1n-c! SuAc Ilwc aafu riKTn hgi nrin ra courl summer visitors, we were I old that Mr. J. A. McDonald will be the proprietor of the new hotel.

ganton, N. C. Mr. L. H.

Miller is moving his saw mill to a point below Morgan-ton, N. C. 4 IW aaMis1 44am JasstMS 5ai.ni.a4s 71 IW a a Hw 4t.iV-H? tW 4n4t4? (Wv flral wt4iV.l II aasi ln tittC wa ttiX vt ti a T.i fklii ft-f 94 tfUow 4 Nir4) ta- vai IWfeniaj Cpala 14 VM iS.m I tbif b-i 4a The tV Im a a1 lxa ta4 4 tpnn4v al iUaf aWe. He a. Ka2e4 iw a.ij 4 batv Ta 4 tv Miii4T fal TWwty tvjotv wvii sjt ma be 4 at-a vat V'tV TW a-W 4 re te wiil: be -wh tM IV rf NOM-ity.

II aot iaal fe lb yvar. VW l'JL present letav spfv wt kttr rtsrl riihl la toe a bns; ti a a IW Ibin4t la Not tl taroiaa aa4 ha i.i4 i iiiiv; fin: ct'iiis. Mr. Ik ta bles, proprietor 01 the Wilson House, it running a good hotel and makes his guests feel at home. We are indebted to him and take this method of re t.licui Prof.

E. McK. Goodwin, Superintendent of the Deaf and Dumb School, has our thanks for a photograph, from the architect's drawings, of the building to be erected in Morganton. It will be one of the handsomest of North a tr.i-- Si1 t4ir, hiT I'ksS. wam4 Beach Co.

have started their saw mill, in the incorperate limits, and are doing a good business. Prof. W. E. Dodd's school will close about the 15 inst.

His school has been a success so far. On last Wednesday night Coy Wilson (col.) passed from the shores of time into the relms beyond. Respectfully, Glkaser. III I(ii3 tVT 5it-T A Firetl-aM Stock of Cts-ss! 4.4 Ia i4 I aa.U hi l-ttwt an abtv. vU aal faiikfal rfpreeatalive.

paMie riv nt vvt awe 4- votrd la IW alrrt of hi pU and wh) tv tvtire. a vt ill votaatafdj at Ike vt4 4 bi loot lb Utm.lt will be ta kva-oa turning thanks for special courtesies eitended Tur lit tin. Mrs. Witter, with the aid of her is keeping the Flemmins House, and i getting a splendid patronage. We noticed there Tues ij.b v.

li- a jW. a-1 ClU baixt io4im (tMlW Utx IV ltT it-ki. 44arlti -'aa. i at I tibttif a an4 rtvdit. He ki 4itvf.t4 Carolinas charitable institutions.

We are glad to learn from Dr. Laxton that the condition of Mr. H. W. Connelly, who has been desperately ill at Connelly Springs with erysipelas complicated with other diseases, is slightly im tv lf fyi ftft coast I TV 't i IV 5a? Iasy tr Natioaal I IVty tf MattVatev4 fa a4 of'a rs day Maj.

J. W. Wiln and sn A. K. and Ates W.

Vilvn, of Morganton. Col. J. F. Morphew and wife .4 4 i444M444 4 -4H4 wl1 Mild Vc c4 nitiaina well hi 4atw ta a4 ha don credit lo hi 4Cfwt aa4 hi Mate.

The aaaa-tavvvaral Itval Ve will aH bo ia Ike fare I hi VtT wiQ the pn4.li. lie nrji-Mcisr hank rf Ik I. 44144 4.4444 .4 44444. 4 4M.4S j. H.

444- 4t 444-4 -k-4-ll lM-UiJ la I1t 4 riH.f titiO tiU-uwinmiF The: ryt4, a aU a Cw4 S-Voa i- tfts iVssesvaia f-vae. very aaasethewtSy faa te iVe cii4a3ai' I Mt M' returned unuay evening irom a visit to Mrs. Morphew relatives in Alabama. Mr. Morphew is one of Marion's leading attorneys and and was recently married.

Mr. E. T. Greenlee, a former t4 4 4lft4--V V4 4 Stockholder' Mrvtlac Notice is hereby given that the Stockholders of the Burke County Fair Association will meet at the Court House in Morganton on Tuesday the 22nd day of March, being Tuesday of Burke Superior Court, for the purpose of electing Directors, Sec'y and Treas. and other officers.

A full attendance is required. Meet at 12 M. C. F. McKessox.

Secy and Treas. a Uti.tv ant4 erniHiti, t' t.r ty ie eiathth dLtrwt alir. ll I a 4 Ifwt of troax awauetabranax Ike eoantie of (iMtoa. tVsvi.a4a Itatke. CatdnvlU al4 AlVVj, 4 4., 4H-I-4 4444 444- 4t4 'iHH" rttaea 4 tf 4a wsinv -4 jt, -4 44 4, ,,44 4T 4-444444 4 44 4 t44 V4 Ualaaxa, Vsitkr.

Awtaa-arv. Mitcaeil aa4 to4ilk Mvatvow proved. Mr. Connelly host of friends hope that he may speedily recover. Morganton real estate always brings good prices, and when offered at auction bidders never have to be hunted up.

The lot at the corner of Union street, and the Rutherford road, which was sold at auction last Monday by Mr. J. A Claywell, administrator of S. C. W.

Tate, brought $824.50. The lot was bought a few years ago for 150 and was assessed for taxation at only $200 4 Weitnaaa as, isa; Ca-ilatf lif wa fa vwt4 4 bwaix eate IVan ri asrf a vae Vr caatatal it4 lawyer of Marion, who recently died in Asheville, was a member of the Masonic lodge of Marion. The Masons there are wearing crepe badges upon their arm in mourning their loss. It was learned that Mr. Greenlee's life m- 44i- 4-4i, 4 4.

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Itastoau TWte ate other la the 4f rfcr! a ka are ttt ft I wear 14. CW bo I ll vi on 14 be falkf ai4f The aoe 4 tVe 4a IV Watat 5aie iave4N Jtr twaftea C4e TVaa vaaaaa 4MVI 4t-H-4 t44t -44I, hadbeen insured for but tat October he dropped the matter and there was no insurance on bis I Jir i 7-r- xrr I 1 "llrl r-Thoroojhbred Jersey heifer calf for Bale. I will sell the same for 20 cash if applied for soon. March 9, DC JollX Tt'LL. fParties wishing copies of the Iicv.

Mr. LeqneuVs book of poems "Palmetto will find them at Dr. TuU' drugstore ri, 44-4-va if II 4i4 aof a row life at his death. He leaves a tav, Ma, rf ln I sef 4taVy t-i'4 4 titv vf IV 4 IWWi4r iv f4444 444t4-4 I of the ttvv svatlav aas4. I e-a "ir -i4- 44 1 vrL- 4- 44 I SWI teif wife and two children, who now.

live in McDowell county. Mr. II. M. Coffer, who was reared in Morganton.

is clerking in Mor 4S 4 4iH4 44H4H. 1 -w at I Nl a-4 n. V. fKf bhl or Clay well Bros CJ. B.

Beach, headquarters trtl I al 4. 1. i j. phew drue store, and seems to 14,4 444 44.4, I ''JZ. ZT 4.4-.

4 4 4-4- 4 IUlll 1 A care" IV CAo4 lor Asheville Shoes. Please The registration books for the Morganton stock law election closed last Saturday, 486 voters having registered for the election, which comes off on the 19th inst. The opponents of the law are mustering in force and the friends of the measure will have to hustle to put it through. If the stock law is defeated every road leading into Morganton will be fenced up, and gates will be across the roads in every direction. oe very popular wan mc i-toimc t.

.4.., .1 tt a. 4.4-t. I 44 4-w 4 I ana see my steel; and save money cencrallr. I It il! k4i-rV I k. I and get good shoes.

CPThe Herald Office man I .1 I. 4 I 4 "I ,4,. lt 4. Hl4 4 44 4 -4 4- 44 --44- J44) 4' TiiclUAt.t Is a peat latorite I stpfm- 5war Hal jl at-1 v.cf ai I 1 tr.r,-.; with manr McDowell county ehr lha Taere asvv mI tel 4.4 4- --j- TTuT etu pie and we hear4 the paper praise4 I boa -m Wto, al 4. IU twa.

I l-- au A sou 41. to i 14 tures its Writing Tablets can therefore sell them cheap. onallsiJes. A lonS list J1. Tf 1 ry them.

names was adde4 this week. IMM Kf r4ri 4ina 1 I.