The Morganton Herald from Morganton, North Carolina • Page 3

Mr. Brather Brown, a carpen kc gcralfl. RCO KGOB HOTEL iNt ttt m.h 1 rfMM 'ill ft km tfn.9 -urn a THURSDAY, MAY 18, iSo LOCAL NEWS. Local Passenger Schedule N. C.

R.R. OOlfiO WEST. No. 11 passes Morganton 1.5J r. GOING BAST.

No. 12 passes Moriranlon .....5.33 r. Church Directory. church. Divine service every it a.

m. and p. m. Prayer meetlnir i-vrv TiiTirsrtay at p. m.

Sunday schiol every v.il.l...: 92 p. 4. A. Utlmer, ami a. on Cliappl Mission S-hool at 4 p.

W. A. Koss. siipt. Rev.

J. P. Marlon, pastor. M. E.

Church. sorrH Preachlnjr every Sab-Cain at 11 a. m. aril p. m.

Prayer nieetlnsr every Wednesday at p. m. Sunday Sebool oven- at 93 a. J. A.

I'lavwell. supt. II. Page, pastor. Baptist 1'HTRcn.

Preaching everv nrs" and third Sabbath at 11 a. m. and p. a. I'raser meeting every Tnursdav at p.

m. Sunday School every Sabbath at M. P. IlUder-brand, supt. Kev.

K. L. Pat ton pastor. grace EetoopAt Cmm-H. servlees every Siimlav morptiisrand evenljiir exept evenings 1st and 3rd Sundays.

Holy Communion 1st Sunday In the morning. Service every Wednesday nicht. Sunday school tn the. afternoon. 1).

Pearson. Supt. Key E. P. Ureen.

rector. MKTKOKOLOGICAl. KKItlKT. Taken at State Hospital. Mnranton.

N. C. For week emlin.c Sumlay. May 1. 103.

ft' .11 1. 1 1:. 1 lo Hi I li.HIilouH liMit K1iH 54itoi Wmiutuiti i wi si It i a Nat tr sjtnm Wcn.sly tht ot Mie C-rmrrt. Wrrr I ton wat one of hr tn txtnl ever enjovrd ljr tie fit cte. The bat! om of tkc tll House wA brtlUantly tNtl there mcr a ol loveline In-lore in ur.

Ilanciftg ttran promptly at Thse jrrnt re tti The Mr. W. It Va. Mi he CtcntcM I'f Ilavi. M.

IV Weaver; Mf est Erwin. rrsU: M0 I'rank MfUmrd, M.s la5 ton; Mr. Will Kant. Ms I. llart.in Mr.

KK IVav, Mtn Annie Kf.n Jr ham. M(m lUwot; kJ. ney Gainer. Clae Tat Ir. Jrlrr.

Mi Ltrttn Kiwta; Tayl.r. laV MX; M. I'hifrr. 3I-y i Mr. l'rani.

Tate. A I Mr. John I M. Kale 'trncs" Mt.Umr rin.f; IM rwtn.lt V4 lins. l.

C. IVars m.W. M.Wa J. It Watkifc. Mt tly CVUftt' friend are dhihJr! Kr back 4 gain.

J. MilvUlflla.wcA lr Itabirnore. Ms M-ran. tt spen.Jtng th. winter ith fctr brother.

Ir. IV II. rao. rrtrirt her home in tn tal Wednesday. The rrtaftr frien4 rf Mio Clemert anl Weater will ry to know 0 at they HaT tctrdj home.

M'. Itwrtt Ka jfiw Aheville tiit Mk Tom U-Ike. Mr. IL mond. i in Mr I Kied.

I Mr. II. A. Collins fca le- 1 turned 1 TEll PERATl'KE. lirIItITY.

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In Mre-kt htm. tetvf wilS JfWttkSnf I it wba Mill lar Sfth es j. AMle.l. J. A.

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Ui4. tJL lt'trt. trt frr I. ln l9fer a' a Tk wet iim-imiiii Mw eteetMw invrin! IV w.fKVIL w'r a4 itl kkw I 1 GENTS' FURKISHIKGS I Mr.J.M. Sdcs wa in 14 ft.

city th. week. m.i lr. Weater, AhrTl. Mtfr ivrk tt.

stopp-l ovu in MoruarSsn uSttr I Jrt. ia I and Iril Siatbt. wtS K. I in lw.i. tiL It.

I' tlAVtV4.ri1r n'iU 4 ioii niiii "i Utifl iMtfl om Cln iniif fi-fif 8titXf JJJ 1111111 (, till HIH rtiH ti I'Vi IHC Ji ill ill if t4i3 SB UW SH Mil Ull ltt 5ljl Itl M'i'li tid sin MlaOHi1i1 M4i ii l'V JHtH 1 A'l f'l MMi3 O4 It W5 umtjM.v tin M'iU f'eljl S.l'i Of'tl, Ho 'V4 5iH J.I H'S 4M ti'iM ter in the employ of the Ilurke Tanning fell from a rafloM at the company's work morning and broke his right leg No-low the knee. A physician au moned and gave the wmintcil m-in all necessary attention am he is now getting along as well a could be expected. Mr. Brown move I here (um Cat.taba count bout two years ami l.s lu be an honest, industrious citizen ami it is lo be hopevl thai ere long he will be able to be out again. A force of stone masons under the management of Mr.

William Milne, the veteran stone worker, are laying the wall of the new Episcopal church on King street. The building will have a seating capacity of over three hundred, will be constructed entirely of Burke county granite of a beautiful quality, and will be one of the handsumct ami mt subsrantial church edifices in the State. The stone used in the building is procured from the Shuping quarry about Uo miles East of Morganton. Mr. L.

N. Ervin. a son of Mr. J. W.

Ervin and a brother of Mr. S. f. Ervin, of Morganton, died at his home at Indiantown. near Williamsburg.

S. C. on Sunday May 7th. Mr. Ervin was a devout christian and was for many Year an elder in the Indiantown Presbyterian church.

Speaking of hi death the Williamsburg A'wJ says: -The death of such a citien is not only a loss to his family but to the community and county in which he lived. lie was a gentleman, educated, intelligent, useful. He was known in the surrounding counties as a fine surveyor, which was principal occupation, and which he prosecuted with much success. His death will be universally regretted bv all who know him. His wife and eight children survive him.

We tender our profound sympathy to his attlictcd family and relatives: LIHVIllS I I l.lLTDR. The Mm Mho lte Ueprwfrtvtl tmt mtnly la SriwU mmt ti. Judge R. R. Wakefield furnishes to the Lenor the following list of members of the General Assembly of North Carolina from Caldwell county from iS-jito iSs.

The list contains a good many Burke county names Itsrs. Senate. 1-2 Col. Alney nnrstn. It.

W. W. Ar. Tr M. at.t tt.

M'tT. K. P. John )ta. K.

W.i'tt. S. F. 1 rkc. IiU V.

W. X. I'vmHrvtt J. M. I-rt.

llrpre W. II. Ma IMmand J. M. A.

twrnharlt. J. M. II.Kk. Kdmnn-I Jmv W.

F. Ilarjr. W. II. lUjw.r.

R. R. WakcftcM. t. CiilTtt.

W.C. NxbH'1. S. I I'atlrtn. I'd mand Job'.

M. S. f.aithcr. S. F.

i'atteron. S. F. Patterson. 1 Tod R.

CaMwrtl. 1 2 Anrtrrn Mitchell. 1 C. T. ittvi.

l5i W. W. Avrry. E. P.

Miller. 1 A. C. Avry. 12 S.J.

Xcal. S. F. Patterson. 1 -''i M.

I-lwil. 1 K. L. IVcall. 17' YV.

Cnnnv-iTI. 172 W. Kteminic. J. 17 J.

CM ills. I. M. YonnK. 176 O.

N. Folk. F. Voting. 17S J.

Itvnnm. A. M. Krwin. 10 J.

C. New land. W.C.ndxrrr. n. A.

IVcrrv. 1SS2 IS 16 1S 1S92 W. II. Itower. John Bruwa.

Iaac H. Kailc v. John Toll. II S. Itlnir.

S. B. fcriKir. Iaaac T. Averr.

Imt.J. T. S. Patterson. S.

W. IllaWk. a rirty iuiiar rus p. Major G. W.

E. Harper has lately sold to a New York stamp collector a "Lenoir Local" postage stamp for $50. We print here with a pic-lure of the stamp. The stamp and envelope. Jfor the stamp is not valuable if detatched from the envelope.

was given by a Salisbury ladv. to whom it belonged, to the ladies composing the committee of the Lenoir Presbyterian church to collect funds to build a Manse and the $50 has been added to that fund. The history of the Lenoir stamp has been fully printed in the In 1S61, in the interregnum, whrn the United States government had no control in North Carolina and before the Confederate States had provided postage stamps, Majr Harper, who was deputy Postmaster of Lenoir, carved with h. pocket knife the die for the st.mp and printed a supply tor bi other. If you receive! letters from Lenoir in iS6t they probably had this stamp on them.

A few years ago the demand fr these stamps set in and a half dozen or so were sold for The price gradually increased to 5.20. At last it was found that the one owned by Majr Harper was the only one ottered for sale and it brought $50. fsju-tr A ar.1. The liuilding Committee of Grace Church ask those who have subscribed to the new church to pay the amount or a portion of it to their treasurer at as early date as possible. Having commenced the erection of the church, and desirving to push the Su.me to an early com pletior, we earnestly beg tl.ose wno have not already subscribed to this most commendable object to do so, as it will require all of re our enoris comoined to success fully C2rry through the present plans, which are most economical in cost and decidedly churchlv in appearance.

With the hope that all who feel an interest in having this holy temple erected speedily will res pond to this notice by sending tneir names with the amount to Capt. T. Gordon, Treasurer, Mor ganton, I am respectfully, Jno. II. Pr ARSON, for the Com t-VAt the gcriilar roinmmiira tion of Catawba Vullev Lodf No.

217, on May the LtKli, IL win im; Held tne election olotlin-rj ol the Lodge for the ensuing Ma sonic year. All of the Lodge are requested to In present I. W. HAI'IMiLDT W. M.

J. C. SEAiiLK, Sec'j. May 1, 5 r.l I XATT eoriE. FHIS SPACE 3 A A $M9 tmm I.

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-1 4tll.HHwl 4lrt. ltlt H-l 4 -I If I I w4 M.ft I-H4 txiiikw e-v 1 'Siaa. ims4r' W1- M-aA I 4e ifiHiijil-Mi 111 At a price never brcrc tins fMti A 401 3 ikm84ihw tif t'os 4n -1. i. i Nol e4t.4 4M Hl', Ol' wijli ol) Klw Uiiln i4in utcttMMNtt wjmvi It (kv 4iMI )iil li 1 In The Town is having the brick pavement on West Union street repaired.

A German carp weighing 4-pounds was caught in the Catawba river Monday evening. Mr. Robert Coffey has commenced the erection of a dwelling house on East Union street. Messrs. Vail.

Hogan and Estes are keeping the Morganton market well supplied with delicous strawberries. Rev. Mr. Rose, of Fayetteville, preached in the Presbyterian church last Sunday morning and evening. Mr.

V. L. Berry has been appointed postmaster at Wortman, Burke countv, in place of Capt. P. M.

Mull, removed. Rev. J. X. Somers will preach the funeral of J.

B. Hunter at Linville church on the fourth Sunday in May, at o'clock. We understand that after the ist of June the name of the "Hunt House" will be changed. It will resume the original one of "Walton House." Mr. C.

F. McKesson will lecture on Sunday, 2ist of May, at Obeth church, at o'clock in the morning, and at Linville church in the afternoon at 3 o'clock. Public invited to attend. Mr. W.

B. Avery was thrown from a muieon North Green street one day last week. His face struck the hard street and he was very painfully bruised, though his in-iuries were not serious. The Lenoir Topic mentions the marriage of Mr. Eug.

D. Moore of Granite Falls, son of Capt. M. V. Moore the distinguished Southern writer, and Miss Estelle Herman, a daughter of Rev.

P. L. Herman of Hickory. The marriage took place on Thursday May nth. One of our young carpenters was dreaming the other night that he was driving hogs and that they had become stubborn and balky and he began "kicking at them to make them go.

Insltad of kicking hogs he was kicking the glass out of the window and has since been nursing a badly wounded foot. As announced last week, the Patton School will give an enter tainment at the Town Hall rriday night, May 19th, consisting of dialogues, speeches and tableaux. The entertainments at the close of this scnool are always well attended and much enjoyed, and we bespeak for them a full house and their usual success on to-morrow night. The Admission is 25 cents. Walter Evans met with quite an accident last week.

He and Joe Tull were out in the yard playing with a gun, when the gun went off and Walter was shot in me leg. i nrst it was feared that he was very badly hurt, but it proved to be nothing serious, and we are glad to say that he is getting cn nicely and will soon be able to be out again. Mr. Bush, the Hospital gard ener, picked nearly four bushels of fine strawberries one day last week. His plants are early Havi-land, Michaels and Lady Rusks.

The berries are of fine flavor and in size are something immense, a sample from the patch weighing 1 ounces. The crop was injured by the late frosts, but the yield will be about forty bushels for the season. The editor is indebted to Miss Etta Collett, now attending Greensboro Female College, for a handsome card of invitation to attend the commencement exercises of that excellent institution, which enbrace the 24th and 25th of this month. Bishop W. W.

Duncan will preach the annual sermon and Hon. Lee S. Overman will deliver the annual address. We note that Miss Alma Newland, a sister of Mrs. R.

T. Claywell of Morganton, is one of the graduating class. The closing exercises of Hart-land Academy will take place Fri day, May 26. Beginning at 10:30 a. tour boys will declaim and iour girls will read.

A prize to the best declaimer, and one to the best reader will be given. At 2:30 p. Mr. T. W.

Bickett, of the law firm of Covington and Bickett, of Monroe, N. will deliver an appropriate address. Beginning at 7:30 p. a concert, consisting of dialogues, tableaux, etc, will be given. Admission to concert ro cents.

Good music will be furnished. rVTCORMICICS RZfflvS bH k- tteeenKivm Mis Mamie C'l'ttt i 5f. ing hrr unrle Mr 1 1. Vnr; t. VsheviKe.

N. C. Mr Annitf lft We-lrr Jay a hr at Mr. Ctat n. of W.tfrMilV.

N. he wi.I visit frirnd in Ahe ville, aio, before rtarrv A "trpr party was given Mi Annie Erwin. Ker hormr, West tnUn strrrt. ast I ri lay niht, br a number of her friend. Mr.

K.bl. I. Irhm. tl Kuthrrtordton. i in M-rsrt-.

on business, an. I stoppirij with Kt Droter at lr. Iit'f Ily The Peak $mtt will rrpeat their entrf tatommt at the Town Hall Tuesday erir. J3 I inst. svme new feature wUI be added, and we predict fun l-r all hn Mr.

I Ik. delightful of three wrt in! New ofk. Justice A. C. Avery racJ up the Western roal on Mn Ur.

It i rwn-rev! that -The Cotillion" will take the dae "the CJcrman during the season. Wiil Mo'tranton a the style? Mis Nisie IlfePt. Char lotte, i in the city. Mr. In-x Cirier.

of i llspiu! it inn Hickory. Mrv J. Ilrwin left Tuesday fr Purlirttn here ba fe to visit relatives. Mrv ludse tMler, IL. ory.

and Mr. K. I-. iWall. ol 1- noir.

spent ut ri4ay and atr day with Inen at the Mate Hospital. Mr I. lUrrer. of tsn t. was in Morganton Tucsar on bustftes.

IIan. W. It I'wer. last Monday in rgntn chat ting with hi Il'arke cunstitweni, Mr. K.

S. Whtsenant. I 1 v.tiuii'4 1 04 r. wa visiting fnent! in Hurke lat wee" Mr. Epps, of is in this city.

Several of the is men of the town are anticipation t'ip ftk. ft i mt oiunwm 1 crnaie to re one of Morantnn charm ing daughter graduate in music. Mr. Orvi, 4 Mnneap4i. towniast wee.

Orvi a-rd mother. Mi llnstis ho have Ien spending the win ter here, returned tailh him. Our townsman. Hr. J.

Iixton. was appintel at the last meeting of the Stale Medical As sociation a delegate tr Nation-a! Health Convention, which meets in Chicago. ladies ol the church will give a strawberry and ice cream supper this cveoto from 5 to 10 o'clock, in store room wi der Masonic llalL UTry th'at a cent. CVfre at linstol lludsonv The best lo town lor the money. it, ww iat.

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