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riiK NKWION ENTEUPKlSk. I October 28, 1898. Good Price For Court Burned Ont In Tenoeuea We are eorry to learn that the ho use of Rev. N. B.

England, who moved from this county to Tennessee Bevsral years ago was burned last Saturday morning. The family were aroused about four o'clock in the Brick are being delivered fer the new store building adj lining the bask. Dr. J. Garland SLarrill will be mimed in Broadway Methodist Church of it 7 p.

Novamber 15ib, to MiBs Stella Advertisements. FBBSBlUtlON. Fmlonlsts are Trying to Drive Mr. Good-son Back by Ciylng Tbat He la Bought Bat He Does Rot Bcare, For The Newton Enterprise. October 24th 1898 There was once a time when a vile criticizer would have beer challenged to the field of honor by afternoon.

He produced Senator Pritchard's letter two type-written pagee, beginning: "My Dear Mr. President." "This is a private political said Mr. Griggs, ia responce to a request for a copy, "and it would be manifestly improper for me to make it public" He said it referred to the North Carolina situation which, big add telling .1. lias a ir new goods. are in the field to Kliyne Co.

the house on Clifton Owerbacker. daughter of Mr. morning aQd uad F. Samuel werbaeker." fire- They had barely time to get out alive, and were unable to save (initht'i-'s bargain store is full of 1 1 arI ware tore wants to swap in We are going to make it lively here v. a.

uutnrie, wno can the it jured party, bat that time has be said, was represented as any of their furniture. We are re next Jweek swapping new guns for old ones, new stoves for old ones, new bug passed, as criticism has become a vassed the State for fusion ii 1894, and was the Populist caudtdate for giee for old ones, guns for pistoles, pis. quested to say that if any of the friends of Mr. England in this county second nature to some people. RtfUcting a moment, Mr.

Griggs toles for guns, guns for watches, watches Governor in 1896. will jr the Especially to some of those vile feel like helping them in their mis or guns. In short we trade you what Demcoratic ticket and White Su mouth Fueioniste, who accuse the said: "The people of Worth Caroli na, South Carolina, California or New Jersey may as well understand, you want for anything yon have that you do not want, some one wants the fortune, they can leave their contrit butions with Mr. J. R.

Gait her. premacy, in Newlou next Tuesday. better element of the same act they OUR STOCK of CLOTHING for the Fall and Winter of 1898 is now complete in every detail and compi ises a full line of the latest styles and best materials made. These goods were bought in New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore for Spot Cash, and bought with a view of selling so low that it will be to your interest in saving your money to call, examine our stock and get our prices before buying. WE POSITIVELY assert that we can sell you your clothing as cheap as most merchants can buy for the reason that we PAY CASH, and buy very much cheaper Garvin has new capes, paper, etc.

K. Coulter sells capes, shoes, shirts ueh tilings. nki i. fraig Co. will be here next with lior.sos.

calls for money. Shruni want people to settle. A. Warlick notifies people that 'ut's are due. .1.

Carpenter has special notices. en valuable property. B. J. Coin.

now as at any other time, that when A few weeks ago Elm a Cloa- are guilty ci tnemselves. in my card last week to the Enterprise, I very thing you do not need, they will come to us for it so bring it along and swap with us for the thing you do need. riot or violence is threatened and inger of Claremoct shot near that A WHO BBXDS A BUBS plac a man by the name cf Duncan gave my reason for not voting the Fusion ticket. Since my card ap Our stock of guns, pistols, watches, saddles, bridles, blankets, lap robes horse blankets is full and complete. Governors ask for troops of the general government, they will be sent, and when sent they will preserve the peace if they have to overrun the State.

Order must and will from Alexander. The ball entered the upper part of the leg. Clonin-Ser was tried before magisrr J. H- peared in the Enterprise have been accused of selling out to the Democrats by the Fusicnists. Such Moser and committed to il as he No.

1. Steel Horse Shoes 5 cts a pair. No. 2. Steel Horse Shoe 6 cts a pair.

No. 3. Steel Horse Shoes 7 cts a pair. Themometers 5 cents each. Powder, shot, shells, wads.

We keep LOCAL NEWS. A protracted meeting is being fctld tbii week in the BaptiBt cburcb. be maintained there." accusations are false, and there is could not give bal. Duncan was A Thine Never Beard of la Catawba Oonnty Bfjre The speedy wheel of time has again rolled ua to the time when the white frost adorns the beautiful fields, and the farmers sowing their wheat and only the best. Others are dear at any no.

a wora oi trutn in tnem. nave read both sides and carefully con-- The pietor is assisted by Rev. price. Ilazzard's best powder 25 cents a taken to his home in Alexander Monday Mr Moser telephoned to Nekton that Djncan wa3 ded. This will put another murder oae on our 0 vrtltney rf LTickory.

sidered the course I have taken to SPECIAL NOTICE OUR ACCOUNT IS DUE AND we must have the money. pound. Spark's shot 7 cents a pound. oataand are gathering in their various Gome see us when you come to town. See Oar friends who attend court crops of all kinds.

It also has how fair we treat you. Dont fail to vote the State Democratic ticket and I feel justified in saying tbat when 1 cast my vote for the State Demo aockt. itie otuer case is t'-e one next week will ficd The Enterprise call and settle at Yount Shrum. brought us to another political cam once. against Avery yw2 business at the old stand.

All Newton Hardware Co. cratio ticket. cast it for White paign, that important question must are invited to call. We are ioformed that Mr. Shu- than a merchant who has to buy on time.

be decided on the 8th day. of No LL NOTES AND ACCOUNTS "owed me must be paid by Nov. honest government, safe protection for my family and my country from negro rule. We are sorry to learn that Mr, H. 11.

Harwell, of Mt. Creek, has vember next at tne ballot box. It is wonderfully strange to eee all the ford and Mr. Click in the county campaign this week have tried to make the impression that postmaster 1st. Otherwise I will have a collector to call on all parties who owe his mind.

Application has been different movements that are now A Racket My conecience tells me if I vote the Fusion ticket, I vote for corrupt me. Then settle and save this ex pense. G. A. Warlick.

mule for him at tbe Moranton displayed by the opposite parties in hospital. all their different machineries to try government, black supremacy, no safe nrotection from violence for NEW LINE CAPES and carry the day. On the 18 tb day ikAPES! Iod'catioDS are that Mr. Kluttz At Catawba! of October when 1 leit my name to just arrived at my family and country, inter-mar Chadbourn has written another letter saying he wa intimidated aod forced to write the oce about t'ue various eorditiou in Wilmington. This is not so.

Mr. Cbadbourn has written nohing later than the letter on the first page cf The Enterprise. The letter of Senator Piitoi ard to the nil; gf-t a majority in every county go to Shu lord's pfecinct on tax-pay Smyre. Rhyne Co. iu this CoDgressial district and that Shoes! Shoes! riage with races, high taxep, and a general hell calamity here in North ing day, after my arriyal there I ex he will be elected bv from 3000 to a A.

RACKET STORE is a necessity in pectt to see a full force of Populistio Carolina TO COULTER'S NEWTON every town. It is the great mercantile 4 '0C majority. Xtx1; Saturday is the last regie and Fusion full display store for your shoes. His I shall hereafter cast my vcte for school master. With his keen laah hel Prsbideut for troops, imiaediateiy the nartv that advocates White I nrice can't be beat.

whips all into line and is the acknowl 4 a We have the bissest line of allowing Cfcadbourn'e letter, shows hat he ved ChadV-uro correct edged Leader in Low Prices everywhere. He enlivens business wherever he pegs tration day. In all country precincts tDe legistration books will be open from 9 a. m. till 12 m.

In iacorpor s'ed towns from 9 a. m. till 9 p. ITOR JEANS, PANTS, GOODS ly npresenttd ecnditioi.3 down, and has been known to resuscitate I shoes iu the county and at prices oi all kinds try Smyre, Rhyne Co. and in their Holton regalia as he had pronounced them.

But behold to my utter astonishment only one had crept out of the dark hole of Fusion and made his appearance there in its glory, and tbat wbb Elias Sigmon the chairman of the County Commissioners who signed an order to pay for the coffio of a negro Mr. Elias Sigmon was the oniy Supremacy. I take mine straight, no mixture in colors in mine. If the Fusionists want negro rule in western North Carolina, let them come out boldly and put np some Black Buck and vote for him, as some of tbe Fusionists have already the deadest towns, lie prefers the Kimble Sickle to the Slow Dime, and is never oce of the fusion county candidates found napping, bucb a Racket are we to suit the times. The Gaines- who thought bis chances of election running in the "Houston House" at AYE YOU SEEN OUR IM nntA.wh..

T.nrtrp nnd nttrnntiv stork. u-tified bis spending ery I'me on mense line of capes The I -w the county canvass. Bat be too announced that they would vote for lpmitv and nrice lorces US to staple Dry Goods with quite a quantity yille tlomemacle ami tne Ceiebm- oi iauiets mt? Drtj uuuus. iiuuuu quit the field after Ire fcherrilis I a negro before they would vote the or(jer by express every few days a. 1 J- I Ford speaking.

Click was the only D. J. Carpenter Co. Next week the fall term of Catawba Superior Court will be held, Judge Coble will preside. The important caees an ibe docket are the Avery Kale murder and the Graham case.

Tbe State docket is a full one. ilore cotton has been eo'd iD Nasvton than was ever sold here before up to this season of the year. Farmers and gin men are bringing it LeparuujenG complete. iieaujr mauei a a oi Clothing on the way. Hats and caps for ted -KaV fetate bllOeS IOT IH6I1, WO" Democratic ticket, tiod save my family and country from such vile unionist candidate at iver's, and murdered at Conover which was contrary to law, who now is a candidate for Sheriff in the Fusion business, had the courage and bravery to show his face before the public who expects for the people to vote for him.

Then where, Ob, where was OYER DUBBER BOOTS, be only kept the field becanse be rule, as the Fusionists are capable cf and children CANT BE Shoes, macintosh coats, out tere for girls. Shoes for men women and men. looking to Wilkes to him no other. J. Gocdsox.

Sherrills Ford, N. C. children all grades. Everything kept iug, sheeting, cheap at Sinyre, Rhyne fc Co. through.

But the latest from Wilks is that it is going Democratic too. in a first class 6tore. Can't enumerate. I AT f-. TmnrM Montr tlllTQ I fhe wave is sweeping through the DOHINA to market as fast as it is ready.

The you will want and glad to get at our FINAL BIFUKT TOR BEGBO TION. Brushy mountains jutt ai it is avery prices. Only come and see Giye us one I DONT YOU WANT A NICE mackintosh cape lor jour wife or daughter. We can sell pricf is very low but they fear it may go stul lower. look.

We have the goods. The prices where Mr. Click failed to tell tie Republicans of the Little moun- are right. Our store is your convenience. Senator Frltchard Writes to Preildei.t P.

W. Wbitener, the combination candidate for the Legislature, at home crept away back into the deep and dark dungeons of Fusion and had not the courage nor bravery to show himself before the people. It seemed and looked like be was ashamed to bhow himself, as he was causht in The Southern road will tell You ought to appreciate it we believe KcKlnlcy to Send Troops to North Caro J'OU Olie cheap heap. a section how the Populists wouid D. J.

Carpenter Co. vou will. Especially do we invite tne Una to Intlmldet the People Shoes at all prices from 25 cents for a childs shoe to $4.00 for a man's fine j)atent leather shoe. Don't fail to see us when you have scratched Barker if they had kf osa he would vote for Pritcban'. Ladies.

Will handle produce. round trip tickets from Newtoo to atesville to the Forepugh Sells Friday, October 28 for 9." Very Respectfully, We thought he would burely speak Raleigh Post. Washington, 24. Special. Senator pritchard has suggested a -n i i FOR A GOOD LAP ROBE AND Elkin blankets see Smyre, Rhyne Co, It will also sell tickets to the got to tbe trap oi tne usion company, dui out on this suljct when he J.

R. CLINE Oliver' e. great Wbitb Men's Rally at Gold boro on the 2Sih for 7 40. tcant a good shoe for little money. CATAWBA, N.

'Houston HoDse," Oct. 12, 1893. T7E HAVE JUST RECEIYED Paving the Way. a nice line ot ladies mackin Governor Ruseell baa issued a SH3 he sent around A. C.

bhufcrd, tbe United States Corgressman, the Populistio and Fusion royal priest of the bouse of Fusion with tbe golden censor and tbe holy water of Fusion to sprinkle the people and cleanse and purify them. He labored for about one hour on a speech in II a Guthrie is not the only prominent man who will change bis way of voting this year. Mr. A. W.

yre, Rhyne Co. riDging united states troops into North Carolina, ostensibly to preserve the peace, but as Democrats here believe, to itflusnce tbe coming Congressional and legislative elec-elections in the State. He has written two letters bere, one to the Pres tosh capes. We will sell from RACKET STORE 1.50 up to G.00. D.

J. Carpenter Co. Snsff-r, Postmaster at Raleigh under prcclamatior, pretending to be in cf maintaining peace. It is only the first efep towards caliicg for United States soldiers to surround the Harrison administration and Dr. )o LINE OF B-nbow the noted Prohihitionist THE CHEAPEST the ballot boxes and intimidate the that old song that be has been sing Just in a nice and large lot of ident, and one to Chairman Babcock, of the Republican Congressional I sroods in the State is at D.

J. white voters. It will be recalled that iog in abusing the Democrats with new capes for ladies worth from and many others wiil vote with us. A Maddog created great excite similar Carpenter Co. so says Cato Committee Both are of YOUR EYES EXAMINED FREE.

R.iaaeh went to Moreanton last some times a new a new semitone con- 75 cts to 4.50 for a large plush neoeor. His SDeech did not make a rnent at Maiden last Saturday. It Thursday night on the vestibule and tenor. In his letter to the President, braided and beaded capes. SELL YOU CAN NOULTER bit Mr.

John Piott and a caw be- held a mid-night conference with Pritcfcurd. Oq Friday Pritchard drilling 7c which formed tbe subject oi a special i calico tor be, Also just in the most complete assortment ot papeteries or box in tr longing to JJr. iviute before it was killed. Mr. Piott's wound was wrote to Washington asking for paper ever in town, all kinds and sheeting 5c, and bleached domestic Gc, and all goods very cheap.

cauDterized bv the doctors and it is cabinet nreetiug today, and which waa written Friday and received this morning, Senator Pritchard says that Democrats have raised the race sizes, with cards or paper white troops. Tbo Attorney General replied to Pritchard that the Governor hoped tbat no bad effects will fol low. single vote, nor wa6 appreciated. Then its viry strange indeed when J. F.

Click, tbe so called great leader of Fusion declared and said ic tbe editorial columns of his paper that tbe Democrats bad put out the weakest ticket in Catawba county that was ever known. If so weak why did tbe Fusion executive com mittee send this United States Congressman out to eanvass tbe whole or tinted from 5 cts a box to 70 cents, in fact anything you want in the paper or blank book line. COULTER SELLS THE BEST shoes in the town from 1.00 would have to make requisition He has made bis proclamation. Next will be the requisition. The scheme was agreed on it Morganton.

The "Five Lessons' on the supplement we sendout this week are We have a lot of fancy crepe pa issue in this campaign, tbat mo-t intense feeling exietp, that Democrats have instituted a system of intimidation of negroes tbat threatens the peace of the State, that whites are up. the test camDaisn reading we have per for decoration purposes. ui ui r- seeD. They cover all tbe points that A good assortment of wool STORE NEWS. DARGAIN have been raised in this campaign hose and half hose, undervests, Just received another big and We cannot eee how any fair minde the County Canvass Tbe county campaign will end today.

TLe Democratic candidates for the leading offices have attended shirts and drawers. arming and that colored people are buying weapons wherever purchase-able, although merchants, a majority oounty as he says they did. Why friends, if it is'so weak as Click declares it is, will defeat itself. It well selected stock of capes. I have man after reading them can do other Don't fail to see our new blue n.mnr.tP.

ill not cloth capes from 50o up, plush capes wise but vote the Democratic ticket ware, sold separate or in full sets, every on't need the helD of this powerful' of whom are every appointment and in i2.UU ana upwara. oee my cape or cheaper than you will find the We have never known of such a cordial man. but bv sendina him out it only weapons to tbe colored people, xne cordial mao, but by sending him out it township they have received I $1.00. It is equally as good aa any same sroods elsewhere. New line most serious trouble la looked for in died of good news iu any campaign attention and beard good news.

nrnTea that it is a stroner ticket, and CJ Family Ryes. Eye-delects "run in families" and increase through neglect. Parents who correct their own eyes, and do not hesitate to put glasses on their children when needed, show common sense and will reap their reward in the good eyes possessed by their children's children. J. W.

HAILDISTER Kefracting Optician, NEWTON, N. C. Verv few of the Fusion candidates wfUrr to everv scheme counties where colored people pre-, ot dress goods just in. as we have been receiving this week thing 3 ou can buy for $1.50. Shoes coarse and fine for men women and I wJ have been at any of the speakings aD(j machine to defeat it.

They care from every part of the county children. See mv line of coarse AS There will not be left a dozn pre, and tbe candidate for the House has for notbine but to defeat the Demo 1AE SELL GROCERIES winter shoes, they are good and cheap as any one. Call ciciCta out of twerty that tbe fuion isist will currv. Let the eood wor not left home at all. At Conover onlv one of tbe Fusion candidates cheap.

Remember the Bargain Store is the only house in Newton that and be convinced. 10 lbs best dominate. It is charged that Demo, orats are buying weapons in those counties to intimidate colored voters to keep tbem away from tbe polls. A general discussion of Senator Pritchard's letter following its read-ijg by tbe President, who handed it to Attorney General Griggs. The gravity of the situation was erreen cofiee for SI.

Loose wa present. Wuether the Fusion sells tbe Elkin home made shoer. crats. Tbat is their policy and they care nothing for the important iseue of White Supremacy, just so they carry their point. Pray tell me how will tbe people know what P.

W. Wbitener's position is upon the great candidates think they will get the parched coffee 2 lbs for 25c. Dry Goodf! My line of dry goods votes of the Republicans and Popu- am second to none. I have tbe NOTICE! ists without putting: themselves to 1 cheapest line of outing and ccttos COULTER KEEPS MACKIN-toshs from S2.50 up, um the trouble of aekiDg for them, or I political issues unless he appears be- a Quarter flannel in the county. Quality good Good blankets 50c per pair and up whetber tbev think it a hopeleBS I fore the people and define them? It brellas from 50c up, over shoes I i I.

-l-i i from the smallest to the largest. FOR- race, we nave no opinion 10 express, ig jan lmposBiDimy ior xogge iu But it is a very unu3ual occurrence meet them unless he knows where and does not alter the opinion of all they are. It never was known in ward. Mackintosh cape coat $2 00 and upward. I have a big line of No.

1 ieane. Cheap. I Bell the go on. Catawba people wi.l do tbe right thing on November 8th The people of Catawba will have the pleasure next Tuesday of bearing one of tbe finest speakers in the Sta'e in Mr. Frank S.

Spuill of Franklin. He has the reputation in his section of being a very -brilliant orator, in fact second to no man in North Carolina. Mr. W. D.

Turner of StateBville will also be bere. The speaking wi'l be during the noon re cess of court. Mr. Wash Cloninger, of Clare-mont, put eleven loads of stable ma admitted by members of the cabinet after the meeting adjourned. During the session of the cabinet Chaiiman Babcock called, but when informed that the President had laid Senator Pritchard's letter before the cabinet he did not send bis letter in, North Carolina, In Superior Court, Catawba Countv.J Fall Term 1898.

M. L. McCorkle and C. M. McCorkl the firm name of M.

L. UeCorkle A. S. Phelps J. Elia Crandall ai.d M.

S. Hunter. It appearing to the satisfaction of th court that a summons was served against the defendants ia the above ramcd cane and that the same was returned not be four in my county by the sheriif of said oounty and itfurtherappparing that YOU WANT YOUR W7HEN winter underware call on Elkin casimeres and Salem jeane Democrats tbat this is a Democratic the history of Catawba county, that vear in Catawba and that every man candidate for the Legislature' did Geo. E. Coulter.

He keeps ladies Tbe best made. I on our ticket will be elected. and gentlemen's underware. Trunk! All size and prices from cheapest to Underwear! 1 have th mobt con not go before the public and define his cause, but io this Fusion cam paign they don't want tbe people to know it. Shuford's precinct will make a considerable change in the Afraid of the Truth THE wenow nave a uirSv -Zoj COULTER KEEPS best Brogan shoes in town.

an Well Selected SZOCh in this State. Itisthereforeorderedthat All i fforts to get a Populists to go feeling, as be said, tbat tbe letter would receive tbe consideration it demanded. He was fearful tie President might overlook it in the accumulation of matters. Attorney General Griggs was seen by The Poet correspondent this Exterprisk for six successive weeks for uaii ior me guarameeu nrusu. mr JxJ J.J-U East to look into the condition of increase of her vote.

It can be beat. affairs and fiud out bow many nure and two bags of acid on 1 acres of ground and planted it in cotton. Not gettiug a stand of cot Catawba, N. October 17, 189S. negroes have been appointed and elected to office by the Fusionists, and find out whether Democrats have servative line of underwear ever ebown in the county.

Union suits for women and children. No trouble to sell good underwear cheap. That's what I am doing. Friends if you have never traded with us don't fail to come around the next time you are in town. We will take pleasure in waiting on you and we assure you that you will be pleased Yours to please.

JefF Beck, since the death of his wife, has moved back to hiB father, Capt. Beck. X. Y. P.

S. It is now reported that the aereement was, if P. W. Wbitener nail Racks, Sideboards, Bedroom Suits and every thing that is generally kept in a First-class Furniture Store. Dear Friends: 1 have lived in Cataw ton he filled in with water melons and broom corn.

He from CANNED CORN DUY YOUR the defendants that they be and appear at the next term of the SuperiorUoui be held for the county of Catawba at tbe Court House iu Newton on th 31st day of October lbU8, then and there to plead answer or demor to the plaintiffs com plaint relative to a fund in the plaintifTi hands arising out of the ot A. S. Phelps et. al. vs.

Maud Shuler and o.br or judgment will be taken pro-confeo against them. This Oct- 13th 1898. J. W. ROCKETT, S.

I. Geo. McCorkle, Atty. for Pl ba county for 3 years and never found --'and tomatoes, cbease, oat meal tbe lot, one bale of cotton, weighing the best and cheapest place to buy goods at J. Gaither's Bargain Store.

until today, and that is at R. uau Ul pounds, two loads of water ever elected or appointed any negroes to office, have failed. After Mr. D. A.

Chapman reiused to go according to agreement, two days ther's. Tours Respectfully, was nominated tbat A C. his AaroD, was to do tbe for bim. The other day melons, and one load of broom corn Shuford, speaking tbe plea Shuford's Claxto. and will get 800 or 1000 pouuds seed J.

K. Gaitbtr'a Bargain btore. Newton, N. Oct 26th 1898. "PIXIE CORN AND TOMATOES --None better, at J.

R. Guther'e because he was not at cotton yet from the ground. Sale of Valuable Property. Barsrain Store. was infermativea.

Bat what these infermatives were no person knew 50 CAPES WILL ARRIVE A full line of Coffins, Caskets and Burial were spent making the offer to other Populistt but no one will take up the offer. This is an admission that all the Democrats have said is true. Every- I. 1 lL.1 1 rrrn fltlO By virtue of an order of the Superior We have heard tbat in some sections an impression) prevails tbat VOU WILL FIND THE MOST 1 Friday bv express. Wre will sell Court of Catawba County, made in a pending I 7.

41, Special Proceeding therein the last registration day has pasped complete line cf dress goods and them from S1.00 to S4.00. See trhoroin TV Snmmprmvp. Administra-I J-lCIflCILUGf drese linings in the county. Don't that next Saturday being challenge them and get your choice before fh nfim- Save Your Money. and- ssstekh wiU not be undersoLd fail to me wbeu in need of anv will thing in my line.

Yoiire to please re-sell at I IJnm.P. a.nfL see us. they are picked over. D. J.

Carpenter Co. Biamed, as commissioner, the Court House on the crats bave overdrawn the case in Oneboxof Tutts Pills will save any instance about Fusion negro many dollars in doctors' bills office holders, or that if any proof The.vwillsurelvcure all diseases R. Giither Bargain Store. The cheapest store in Newton. FIRST MONDAY IN DECEMBER 1898, day, that no other business can be done.

But this is a mistake. It is challenge day, but names can be registered also. The law distinctly says so, and tbe State chairmen of all it being the 5th day of that month, be tween the hours of A. M. ana tr.

ai. Thanking you for past patronage, we are Very Respectfully, ROWE HERMAN, for cash, the following parcel of land be could be found that the Democrats nfthe stomach, liver or bowels, APES COMING IN EVEllY IF WANT TO GET MAR-have ever put negroeB in office, which A days. Big lot of lad's 1 ried Jast steP in Coulter tore longing to the estate of Ann bummerrow deceased, to rais) assets to pay debts. the parties so interpret the law. I there are any Democrats not yet reg I nd trot nnp of those shirts and One lot lvine one block South of the have fust opened a new livery and feed stable in Newton.

Everything new. Good horses; good vehicles; good service; low prices. 'Give. me a call ZEB H. YOUNT.

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Court house in the town of Newton, in. suits just ties. They are the most up-to- jamp at this offer. They have backed For sick headache, dyspepsia, known as Lot No "Six" in South Square D. J.

NEWTON. N. C. Carpenter Co. isteted.

they should not fail to do bo next Saturday. Young men who date shirts and ties in town. completely down, and a fair minded malaria, constipation auu umu-public can not fail to come to tbe usness.a million people endorse become 21 between next Saturday adjoining the lands of A P. Lynch and others, containing nearly one half acre. Oet.

25th, 1898. B. J. Scmmeeeow, Com. Feinister Yount, Attys.

ALL AND SEE OUR LINE ON COULTER FOR E9 A tfff ACT BJItarCMATiF re lie yea ana election day can register ana conclusion tbat they are afraid of the TIJXT'S Liver PILLS ALL i.u I I Vthe the KUerf Hum flatten. of trunks. Geo. E. Coulter.

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