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VOL 2
BOONE, WATAUGA
COUNTY, N. C.,
THURSDAY,
MAY, 15,1890.
NO, 44.
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2.15
BLACK MAIL FOR SUGAR.
! A FOUL A>'I) MISCHIEVOUS CENSUS. Dob Grimes,
Cove Creek Township.
Boutwell, arguing against
j. A. Gilhams,
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2.15
R. A. oragg,"
" $2.15.
From our Regular Correspondent. t\ie adoption of the fifteenth
It is a fact that the people The Republicans are build Leander j. Hartley, Rem. 2.72 j. H. Burkett,
amendment to the Constitu
2.15.
poll
2.15 A. j. isaucs,
2.12.
of the United States have ing high on their ability to Finley isbell,
tion—declaring that the right
For the Democrat:
Esq. presnell,
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2.15, J. c. yathison,
2.15
There was a cry of "Extl-a of suffrage should not be a- paid annually at least fifty »0 use the census reports as wm. F. wike,
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2.15, J. D. Mathison,
2.15.
Paper"' on the streets of bridged on account of race, million dollars to American to g-ajn a great advantage G. w. Molhra,
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2.17, Huston Nelson,
2.15.
Washington Saturday eve color, or previous condition sugar refiners above what in the Southern States. The jerry Lenoir,
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.2.15, John Norris,
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ning, and it was soon known of servitude—on the ground they wouid have had to pay jessenger prophesied this s. F. Moody,
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2.25, caroll Norris,
2.15.
for the same product if the j [U8t ag soon as it was anthroughout the, city that that the regulation <-f suf
John Norris,
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2.15, w. A. perry,
2.15.
Senator James B. Beck the frage should be left, to the tarifi had not prevented a j pounced that Porter, the joe oxendine,
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2.12, calvin Roarak,
2.32.
full rivalry of foreign mar- Englishman, had been ap- Mack church,
Senior Senator from Ken States.
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2.15,
2.35Being elected to the Forty- kets. Here is but one item, j pointed at the bead of the sid Patterson, Double 4.30, w. c. Thomas,
tucky had dropped dead
Hugh wilson,
2.15.
Think of it—that Republican business. He is utterly un- Keli Horton,
from heart paralysis in the second and Forty-third Con
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4.30,
Baltimore and Potomac gress', Mr. /leek served on tariff in ten years has taken scrUpnlous. The Radicals Elbert Horton,
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4.30, Total Amt.
" $26.17.
er
Railway Station. There has the Ways and Means Com from the people more than mean to use the census re
Removals
" $45.76.
been no more sudden and ap mittee. He studied tariff five hundred million dollars turn and the Force bill in Total Amt.
Ambers Brown, "
$2.49.
palling death of a prominent questions with great assid more than they would have such a way, they hope, as BEAVER DAM TOWNSHIP.
A. J. Brickie,
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paid if the sugar markets of shall
greatly strengthen J. D. Dishman,
man for years. He fell and uity, and became a recognized
" $2.15, J. A. carnett,
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2.15.
died in the depot in which authority on these matters. the world had been open to their delegation in the House G A. Graham, in Tenn., 2.15
J. D. Davis,
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2.15.
Gen. Garfield was assassinat He declined a re-election to them. It, is safe to put it in the next Congress. They David Hamilton, col., 2.15,
J. T. Dishman,
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2.15.
more than a hundred million will be very sure to lose
the House in 1876, he was eed nearly ten years ago.
J. B. Hillard, in Neb.,
2.12, E. A. Guy,
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2 15.
additional for in 1880. the heavily in the North, and uufus sheron,
SeL 'or Beck was born in lected to the Senate.
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2.15, sam Garrison,
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2.15.
Among those who entered advance over normal profits they see they are forever
Scotland 1822. He received
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was more than $55,000,000. doomed unless they can get Total Amt.,
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" $20.75. J. J. Henson,
an academic education in his the Senate at this time with
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Mr. Willson, a good authori control of the Fifty-Second BLUE RIDGE TOWNSHIP c. A. Aarbin,
1.44.
native country, and came to him were, Messrs. Hoar, of
A. M. snider,
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2.27.
ty, says, that in 1889, the Congress by all sorts of foul
the United States with his Mass; Ben Hill, of Ga.; Da
J. w. Bradshaw, '
$2.15,
parents when a young man vid Davis, of Illinois;Plumb, black mail paid by the people and rascally measures and J . H. cook,
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.2.15. Total Amt.
" $1964.
of seventeen or eighteen. of Kans.; Garland, of Ark.: to the 49 sugar refiners was methods. Their hope is in w. A. curtis,
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Watauga Township.
They settled in Kentucky McPherson, Coke and Harris over $80,000,000. These cheating in the South.
pleasant church 1
2.15, Davie Brackwell,
$2.15.
and the future Senator im and ex—Secretary Kirkwood firms actually reduced the There is not the slightest j. w. church,
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.2.15, Charlie Banner, "
2.15.
wages of the workmen, aud doubt of the fact that the
mediately started to work to of Iowa.
w. F. FOX,
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2.15, James Harman, "
2.15.
He took a prominent part they struck consequence of Harrison party of corrup- Julius Triplett, double, 4.30,
earn a living. He was em
James Newman Reml. 2.15.
tionists are banking upon ewis porch,
ployed in various minor ca in the Senate in the legisla the outrage.
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4.30. D. F. wagoner, Reml. 2.15.
tion which resulted in the The probability is, that the success they hope to Total Amt.,
pacities. .
" $21.61. A. L. Miller,
Reml. 2.22.
A story illustrating the in passage of the Bland silver since 1880, the actual black achieve by the use of intimi
Blowing Rock Township,
nate honesty of the man, bill. He was always an ad mail would aggregate seven dation at the polls and the
" $12.97.
sile Edmisten, col. $.2.15. Total Amt.
c<
even in his early days, was vocate of ii liberal silver pol hundred millions. What a manipulation of the census
" $250.73.
Abner Green, incald. co 2.15. Great Total,
related last night by a gen icy. and at this time offered sum ! Now of this greatsum by the active connivance of
I, J. L. Hayes, Shff. of Wa
E. c. Moody,
2.15.
tleman who was thoroughly a measure proposing the the 49 firms pocketed how Porter and Company. The
solemnly
Alfred Pearson,
2.15. tauga County,
well acquainted with him. coinage of not less than $3,- much wages, think you, were Wa sh i ngto n corres pon dent
swear that the above is a
Hiram Teague,
4.30.
y. Times says:
Mr Beck, the gentleman said, 000,000 monthly. He was paid to their working- men | tjie
4.30. correct list of the insolvents
who were forced to strike? "It would greatly surprise J. H. Pearson,
was employed in Cynthiann assigned to the committees
4.30. and removals returned by
j. w. dark,
Ky., about one ofthestables Of the Senate. It is a. very There were 5,857 workmen a „oor] many Democrats if
4.30. me, and that I have been at
John Bristol
there. Here he came under rare liouer for a Senator to employed. The tariff was the nearo population in the
$25.80. the dwelling house or usual
Total A int.,
the notice of Gen. John C. be on both committees, and not for their benefit, for they S()Uth sboukl not tn,.n out
place of abode of each of the
Laurel Greek Township.
Breckinridge, who was at Senator Beck was chosen be got but $2,875,032in wages, to be great in excess of the
tax-payers and could not
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H2.15. there or elsewhere in the
tracted to him by his intelli cause of his acknowledged in or less than 5 per cent, of th° most extravagant calcula j. c. HellemS,
Reml.
2.26. county, find property where
gence, industry, and good dustry and ability. He was blackmail the whole people tions of African increase. D. c. Dior,
conpelled to pay to49 bosses. The Republicans propose to w. A. Day,
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2.15. with to discharge his taxes
nature. Gen. Breckinridge the leader of his party on
N. overcash, iteml. 2.15. or such part there of as is re
was one of the leading law matters relating to the tariff Is not this infamous? Is it prove that they can elect a
yers of his .lection at this and was chairman oftheSen- not rascally? Nucli is Radi Republican in every district c. p. iiominger, neml. 2.35. turned unpaid, and that the
Line, and one day he brought atorial Democratic caucus calism—a sneak, a fraud, a in the South where the black Thomas itominger, DO. 4.30. persons contained in this list
t lown a copy of Blackstone for many years. He was re lie. It deceives the laborer by population
4.30. were insolventat, and during
exceeds
the Bruce Farthing.
b1 and gave it to young Beck. elected in 1882 and again in making him believe that the white.
he time where by law, I
Total Amt.
$19.66.
He read it thoroughly and 1888 for the term expiring great tax laid by it is for his The census will help this
ought to have endeavored to
benefit, when he gets but a plan if it increases the num
Elk Township.
v showed such a strong desire in 1895.
collect the taxes to the best
pittance, and tihen is driven ber of Republican districts E. p. Hodges.
$2.15. of my knowledge and belief.
\ to become a lawyer that Gen. In person he was tall and
2.15. This the 5th. day of May,
party T. c. Hodges,
}, Breckinridge took him into powerful, being about six into striking because of in according to the
his office at Lexington Ky. feet high, with the frame and justice and wrong.—Messen scheme. If the Democrats
1890, J. L. Hayes, Shff.
" $4.30. Sworn and subscribed to
were in power and the possi Total Amt.
Here he entered the law school depth of chest of a giant. ger.
bu
before J. E. Finley,
bility of the perpetration of
of Transylvania University, He was not a fluent talker,
Shanehaw Township.
w<
STATE PRESS.
such an outrag v were hinted joel Ayers,
Chairman Brd. Coins.
from which he wasgraduated and frepuently stopped and
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$2.15.
at, it would be believed by a Brison Evans,
hesita ted for a word. He was
'n 1840.
3.36.
ea
"NEWS WHAT IS NEWS."
When General Breckinridge a rapid but jerky speaker and There is not a more honor vast number of Republican Lee Harinan,
2.15.
able calling in the catalogue partisans, who are now
went into the late war, Mr. when excited would empha
c. w. Kime,
2.12.
fe Beck, who was his law part size his remrks with vigorous of professions than that of awaiting the reports of John Moody,
Many of our subscribers
2.15.
in ner. took charge of his affairs gestures. At such tiraeg his journalism. The man who Southern outrages in Flor w. o. pots,
2.15. will be surprised to learn
T and of bislaw practice. Gen. place of birth became plainly engages'in it should possess ida which the Republican
Elbert Smith,
2.17. that Queen Victoria is nego
Breckinridge at that time evident in his enunciation. a love for it, coupled with managers have skillfully jarnes vestal,
2.15. tiating for a granite shaft
owned a large tract of unde Notwithstanding these de the highest principles to ele and, perhaps, rehearsed in vance Maston,
4.30. rom the Mt. Airy quarry,
veloped lands in the North- fects it was universally con vate the press as far as his advance.
j. L. jonson,
Reml. 4.30. our feet sqare by one hun
< west. Mr. Beck managed the ceded that he was an effective power will allow.—Durham. "That the Republicans Finley Johnson, Reml. 4.30. dred feet in length, for which
Sun.
will be able to find persons T. J. vines,
i law practice and interests debater.
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4.30. it is stated she is to pay
It is strange that sensible who will be willing to make
^ was subsequently able to Washington, May 5th
$160,000. The superinten
" $31.44. dent tells me he will have no
people give enough credence the census applicable to Total Amt.
to turn over to Mrs. BreckinMRS. GOV. GRAHAM DEAD.
to the statements of sneaks party uses cannot be doubt Bald Mountain Township. trouble in getting a shaft of
th> :dge $150,000. This ind
and malicious back-biters to ed."'
ent, it is said, becoming The city papers on Sunday
G. 8. church,
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$2.15. he required dimensions,
If there was ever a time J. M. c Davis,
biown, aided materially in morning last, contained the affect their judgment about
2.29. but that a special car will
s first election to Congress. following sad announcement, men. Vile slanders whis when the white men in all G. w. Gilley,
2.15. lave to be constructed for
stand w. M. parsons.
,Mr. Beck devoted himself "Died in this city last night pered behind are unworthy j Southland should
2.26. shipping it to New York.
pea'
united, firm, resolved, shoul M. s. Robisson,
k i his early yea is to the law at the residence of Judge respectable recognition.
2,15. What did you say about
a
der to shoulder, it is in this G. w. south,
nd to business affairs, a- Walter Clark, Mrs. Susan —Henderson Tomahawk.
Reml. 2.15. the mechanical arts of Egypt
nassing a fair competence Washington Graham, relict Politicians who labor sol hour of trial, temptation, J. H. wilson,
2 15. or handling huge stones be
before beginning his political of the late Hon. William A. idly to retain place and [low usurpation and corruption. j. s. winbarger,
.47. ing-lost?—News and Observ
t a reel* in Congress. Re was Graham in the 75th ear of er are not worthy of the sup Messenger.
m o
1.69. er.
sam wood,
ori Whig in his early years, but
her age. The fun al will port of honest and patriotic
Imperfect digestion and assim
1( when his law partner General take place at Hillsb >ro at men. If we desire to better The Following Insolvents Total Amt.
" $17.66. ilation produce disordered condi
tions ol the system which grow
''' Breckinridge went into the 11 a. m. to-morrow.' —
the condition of affairs we are Ordered to be Published
Meat Camp Township,
and are confirmed by neglect. Dr.
01 Democratic party he carried
by the Hoard of County
Biblical Recorder.
must'support only good men
"
$2.15. J. H. McLean's Strengthening
Commissioners for Watauga j. w. Bryan,
coMr. Beck who was devotedly
J. R. Bryan,
"
2.15. Cordial and Blood Purifier, by
Frequently accidents occur in for official positions. It, is County •
es> ttached to his interests.
e.ures
the household which cause burns time for the professional pol
John Campbell, "
2.15. its tonic properties, to theindiges
The following is a list of
stouition and gives tone
— ith him. In 1866 he was cuts, sprains and bruises , for use iticians, of the unprincipled
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2.15. die. $1 per bottle.
insolvent tax-payers and re Isaac Green,
in such cases Dr. J. H. McLean's
Bh-lrst elected to Congress as a
Volca nic Gil Liniment has for ma stripe to take a back seat. movals returned by me for J. D. Moretz,
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2,19.
ho epresen tati ve in the Fortieth ny years been the constant favor —Monroe Register.
If your kidneys are inactive,
tbeyear of 1889.
W. M.Gaither
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4.30. you will feel and look wi-etched,
siclongress from the Arhland ite family remedy
Not allowed as to W. M. even in the most, cheerful society,
BOONE TOWNSHIP.
anKy.) district. He was re- For sick headache, female trou CitoOPsuffocation, night coughs
Gaither. Amt, $4.30. J. E. meloncholv on the jolliest occa
poll, $215.
brilected to the Forty-first Con- bles, neuralgic pains in the head aud all the common affections or G. w. Brown,
Finley, Chm, Brd. of Corns. sions. Dr. J. Hcliean's Liver and
take Dr. J. McLean's Little Liv the throat g,!'d lungs quickly re wile.y Folk.
2.17
aigress in which body he made er and kidney pillets 25 cents a lieved by Dr. J. II. McLean's Tar
Kidney Balm will set you right
again. $1.00 per bottle.
Marcus Fisher,
2.15, Total Amt.
hull able reply to George S. vial.
wine lung balm.
$15.09.
Wo
WASHINGTON LETTER.
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^)e stinted ill limits of the town, except as Ord. 14. It shell be un_ —
P_,—_ ' —,_L population, All these plans it is necessary in butchering, lawful to rock, or in anyway
D. B. Dougherty, Editor. ^
j are now on foot whether they and any person so offending injure or deface, any buildDENTIST,
R c. Rivers, Publisher,bftjaceompdished' or not shall, upon conviction, be ing occupied or unoccupied,
ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA.
, T.
.
J we will have to wait the re- fined $1, for each offense and or fence, within the corpora
f
Offers his professional services
to the people of Mitchell,
tor aJrcS^oCWUint»Sfof suit- but unless some of the costs..
tion, and any person sooffen
\Vataui>a and adjoining coun
BLOWING ROCK, N. C
Couaty, State and Nation. Pnb- republican members of ConOrd. 4. That all men ding, shall upon conviction,
ties.Shi" No bad mnteml used
liiJaiid every Thursday at Booiie, <rress kick they will pass the living in the corporate limits I be fined $1 end costs, for
We have, and will keep on and all work guaranteed.
Watauga County, N.C.
| election bill. There has been of the town, between the age each offense.
hand all kinds of goods that
May 11 v..
~TJiuTsdnv. Mar. 15th. 1890. no kicking of consequence of 18 and 45 yeais shall be
15.
The
Mayor our customers need, and will
In cases of fever and ague, the
i "ft
The hope of the South required to work on the 8han have the right to remit
NOT BE UNDERSOLD BY blood is as effectually, though not
THE TJ. S. owes one billion is now hi the Semite—hoping J streets of the town, upon
jn part, under certain
so dangerously poisoned by the
| Any regular business mer j effuvium of the atmosphere as it
four hundred million dollars, there is wisdom and patriot- notice of the street overseer circumstances.
The interest on this vast sum ism enough left in the U. S. ten days out of each year, The above ordinances are chant in the county. Our l could by the deadliest poison.
1
is f48,000,000 each .year.
Senate to check the Radical and any person failing or re- in force on and after their goods are all fresh and new Dr. J. II. McLean's Chills and Fe
ver Cure will eradicate this poi
The present year over one Reed crowd in their reckless fusing to work as iv^uired ratification. Ratified this and are as good as can be son from the system. 50 cents a
by this ordinance, .ihall, up
hundred million dollars was, and mad career.
14th. day of May, 1890. bought. Give us a call, get bottle.
The Republican Congress on conviction, be fined not W. C. Coffey,
prices and buy your sugar,
paid out on pensions. Next
Mayor.
C liorpsuffocation, night coughs
coffee, flour,
men aim to pension all the leas than $1, and costs for
year one. hundred and fifty
W. L. Bryan, I
and all the common affections oi
bacon,lard,
million will be required to pay federal soldiers so astomake each day he shall fail to J. F. Spainhour.; Coins.
the throat and lungs quickly re
syrups, molasses,
lieved by Dr. J. H. McLean's Tar
~R. C. Rivers,
the pensions as the iuereuse them solid voters. The num work.
wine lung balm.
soda, starch,
Ord. 5. That all peddlers
ber now on the pension rolls,
has run it up.
canvassed hams,
with the addition of $450,- or salesmen shall, before sell
The southern States have
confections etc., INSURE AGAINST ACCIDENTS
each year paid f83,000,000, 000 that the new-grab bill ing or offering to sell, any
IN THE
not as much as a million dol covers, will make the num goods, wares or merchan
U. S. MUTUAL ACCIDENT ASSOCIA
—DEALERS IN,—
lars of this nmountisdistrib- ber of pensions over nine dise of any description,obtain
TION
hundred thousand, (nearly from the mayor license to
uted id the south, over $32,Than they can be bought in
OF NEW YORK.
one million) of pensioners.
N
000,000 of our money goes Who ever heard of such ex- exercise their trade , in said
the county. ESPECIALLY do I $5,000 for Death by Accident of
.
.
,
North every year from the travagance before in anv j incorporation, ar|d for said
We have now, on hand a we invite the ladies to giveus | Loss of Limbs
license they shall be requir
hard earnings of our people, country on the globe?
a call and examine our full | $2,500 for LOSS 'of i imb'or sight,
ed to pay the sum of $5, for complete line of
and very, little- in • return for
line of Spring and Summer | ar for permanent Total Disabil
ity.
all this.- • While the North re If your kidneys are inactive, each day or part oi' a day
DreSss goods.
$(5.)0 for the LOSS of one Eye.
you will feel and look wretched, that they may engage in
ceives all the money for pen even in the most cheerful society,
Notions, notions, to please "25 per week,up to 52 weeks, for
sions, the South has to pay meloncholy on the jolliest occa their business. Persons vio
the most fastidious of out fair Temporary Total Disability.
Costs about 15 dollars per
about one third of the vast sions Dr. J. HcLean's Liver and lating this ordinance shall
friends during the summer. year, payable in one sum. or in
Kidney Balm will set you right upon conviction, befined$10
amount every year. How
CONSISTING OF,
You shall be pleased in qual in installments ot two dollars.
again. $1.00 per bottle.
and costs.
Membership fee 5 dollars, paya
long will republicans of the
ity and prices.
[Dry Goods,]
South vote to keep the
ble only once.
Ord. 6. It shall be unlaw
Sands. N. C. ful to hitch, ride or drive on
Located
the
MEMBERSHIP, 52,541.
present extravagant and cor
[Notions,]
Losses paid during 1880, 384,May the 2,1890, the side-walks, or hitch to
rupt party in power?
[Groceries,]
MOORE BUILDING,
808,00 dollar.
No wonder the farmers of To the DEMOCRAT:
the shade trees. Any per
[Shoes,]
On Main Street, and are ever Losses paid since '73,1,759, 507.
the-country are organizing Your Correspondent X, son so offending, shall be
39. lusurnce in force, Jan. 1890,
[Hats,]
ready to give our customers 254,818,750, dollars. Assetts.
against the present corrupt from Boone, has put in much fined$1, for each offense'
prompt attention. Orders December 31, 1889, 249,730,55,
legislation. Why iseveryscal for Easter, but failed to give
Ord. 7. It shall be un [Hardware,]
by mail promptly Allied. Do It will pay you to insure. Ac
awag camp follower of the it all, which I may do myself. lawful to deface or mutilate
cidents happen only when they
[Tinware,]
not tail to give us a trial, are not expected . If there i« no
Easter from Fasten, a Sax any signs or legal notices or
late war, put on the pension
[Glassware,]
and we are sureofyour trade agent for this Association in your
roll? Simply that he will on goddess of light and street lamps in said town
town, write to the undersigned.
[Crockery,]
thereafter.
spring, the fact that the Any one convicted of the
hereafter vote the. republican
We want an active a gen tin each
[Medicines,]
With many thanks for past town in N.
ticket and keep the radicals in feast in her honor coincided same shall be fined $1 and
and will give liber
with the Paschal feast of the1 costs.
power.
of which we are offering a1 patronage, and an earnest al terms. Correspondence solic
FIELD & ROVSTER,
appeal for a continuation of ited.
If there is not a check on Jews led to a wrong insertion Ord. 8. Vll privies, and hog
the same in the future, we re State Agents for North Carolina.
this mad and reckless expendi of the word, Easter in the pens, shall be kept clean, and
OXFCHIK N. C-J
main, Respectful! v.
tures of the peoples money, New Testament. The error
all garbage filth oi offal
McLENDON & MOORE.
we will soon be ruined.
lias been corrected except in
shall be burned or hurried.
We also take m exchange 4. 24. 0 mo.
Acts, 12th, Chapter and 4th Any person failing to com
A COMPLETE NEWSPA
for goods,
[ A CENTTTRALIZED GOVERNMENT. verse, the Passover, (passing
ply with the foregoing sec
PER!
HOPKINS,
over,) first of the. three great tions of this ordinance,
Wheat,
The P tideofthe North Caroli
The Repuplican leaders of annual Festivals of the He
Corn,
na Pi-efts."
shall, upon complaint, be
Congress are driving toward brews celebrated in
DEALER "IN
the fined $2.
Do you ward To aid in budding
Oats,
centralization Speaker Reed's Month Nisuu from the 14th.
up a paper that shall reflect the
Butter,
Ord. 9. Any person fail
greatest credit oh North Caroli
ruling in Congress was first
to the 21 st.
Chicken
na, no matter where it may be
ing to pay fines, taxes or
brought to the front by a
Eggs,
But the month Nisan or costs shall be imprisoned or
seen? Theft patronize
Caucus of the Bosses, and Abib (April)jheing the month
Aetc,
GAP CREfcti, N. C.
The Wilmington Messenger,
put to work on the streets of
was put in motion by astrict
A LARGE EIGHT-CAGE PAPER
of flowers, in Greek, Myth- said town, until he works out
IVE US A CALL.
party vote. These Bosses
Do you want a reliable paper
DRY GOODS,
thology. It was the custom the value of said fines, taxes
are able, so far, to whip into
giving you all the news of the
to decorate the graves of or costs.
world—a Democratic newspaper
line every member of Con
GROCERIES,
their beloved ones. The cus Ord. X. Any person found
that, equals the best- has the
gress-, and with great unan tom of breaking eggs on
largest circulation, and has for
May the 15th. 1890.
drunk within the incorporate
BOOTS & SHOES twenty-one years been i part
imity they pass every bill in
that day commenced with limits of the town < f Boone,
and factorin thegrowth at id dev
the interest of the party.
the fourth century, or in the
elopment of the Old
North
AC., &C.
Thy- minority have no re day of Constantino. For the shall be fined $3 and costs.
State? Then subscrbe for
TAKE THE
Ord. XI All shows, or
spect shown them and have truth of
my statements si igh t-of-h a n d perform a nees
THE WILMINGTON MESSENGER
no power to check the extrava please read Prof. Wheeler
Campaign Partes:
At Remarkably Low Prices!
gance of appropriations, Author of the dictionary of or other entertainments for
The "Dfcilv Messenger," by
reward as taxed for State
-GOIXGpension bills ect. The Presi the Bible, Prof. Eadie, Bost,
mail, 4 months on trial, for
Goods First Class.
laws shall pay a tax of $5
dent is controled by the Bos and Kits' commentary and
$2.00
for each, and every perfor
ses. In a few days more in history researches.
The weekly "Transcript Mes
mance.
all probability, Congress will
JEWELER.
senger," (the largest and
Yours for theTruth.
Ord. 12.
That
no Emigrants going to any of the
pass the election 'bill which
Watches repaired and all best paper in the State) 9
Western States or Territories
stock ol* geese shall be per will save time and money going kinds of work in thislineexe. months on trial for $1.00
will give Congress the sole
Wheayou are constipated with
Cash in advance. Both
right to hold election in the loss apdetite, headache, take one mitted to run at large with via. Chicago and Alton route. cuted promptly.
papers are large Eight-Page
It is the quickest route to
Southern States, completely ot Dr. J. H. McLean's little liver in the corporate limitsof the
sheets. Send Postal Card
ignoring State authority in and- kidney pillets. They are town of Boone, and all 8to°k KANSAS CITY, DENVER,
with the address of five per
11 >asant to take and will cure
PUEBLO,
and geese found running at.
sons and receive" sample cop
this matter.
you. 25 cents a vial.
ies of THE MESSENGER.
large within said incorpora And all points in Idaho, Wash
Speaker Reed says: "We
. Mind wandering cured. Books learned
in one reaping. Testimonials from all
Oct. 1st. 1888. tf.
ington, Oregon, Utah
parts of the globe. Prospectus £OST
must have our own Registra ORDINANCES OF THE TOWN OF tion on or after May the 20
FREE, sent on application to Prof.
and California.
A. Loisette, 237 Fifth Ave. New York-.
1890 shall be impounded by
tion." "Ourown counting."
B00XE, N. C.
One €>f the I
the marshal, and shall be Finest and Rest Equipped
BEST Tel l
"Our own certification."
escopes in |. .
the world. Our facilitiessre
Road in the West.
This means that the republi Ord. 1. It i$ unlawful to| released only on the payunequaled, and to introduce our
superior goods we will sendFREE
Only line running Solid VestitoONE PERSON in each locality,
can Congress will pass the use any boisterous or profane ; ment of 25C£S. each for hor buled trains between St. Louis
as above. Only those who writo
to us at once can make sure of
the chance. All you have to do in
Hoar bill, or Sherman bill language, or to engage in ses and cattle, and lOcts. and Kansas City.
return is to show our goods to
those who call—your neighbors
each for sheep, hogs, goats,
Reclining Chair cars and Tour
or Lodge bill, one or the any kind of an affray or
and those atound you
The be
ginning of this advertisement
shows the small end of the teloother, giving the Rep. Presi fight, in ihe corporate limits and geese, and costs for ist Sleepers free of extra charge.
The following cot gives the appearance of it reduced to
I will meet parties at any rail
dent the power to appoint of the town, and any person feeding the same.
-L id '
road station with through tickets
supervisors to hold the elect convicted of such, shall be And if stock b • impounded and Ifaggage checks.
about the fiftieth psrt of its bulk. It is a grand, double size teleicope.aslargeas
torn
I WQODWQfrKmvXfF AffAeu».:iif5 fe j can make from is easy$J rry Woatwill also show you howyou
, For full information, maps and
to
a day
least, from tire Atnrt,with
ions for Congress-men all over subject to a fine of $5.
bv the marshal and not
out experience Better write at once We pay all express charges.
i deBcrip live
pamphlets of the N{W HOWTF STVASCM
Address,H.HALLETT&CO.. Box 8SO, POKILAND. MAINE.
the South. They have an
-trfcliGO.
CHIJ-5- ILL. za UNIONSOL'ftRE.RYMNf
LANTA. GA •!«. CAU."M*C1SC»
Ord. 2. It is unlawfulfoiA deemed within three days the W&A write to or nail 011
other scheme on foot in taken any person to.put upofi the same mia.1 be ad tet't iSed for
ST.LOUIS.M0. r:SilJ8sfJ*J!in-a OALLAS.TtX
P. A. NEWLAND,
the census in next month, Streets, crossing or sidewalks ten da.i s, and sold at public
Traveling Passenger Agt.. Cox and Hart, Nathan Cr< e\
19 Pattern Ave., Asheviile, N. C
that is to undercount the ne
untv, N. C.
l°
1'n6s
iin<'
of said town any obstruction
J. CHARLTON, ft. P. A.,
groes of the South, so as to
OUR NEW
Chicago, 111.
** '<•» Solid .
to public passage or to put
ioi.l WitchlPQQHHpi
reduce the population of the
Worth !$ 1 OO.OO. In a! -«v>
upon the streets any filth or Ord. 13. It shall be uuwatch in the world. Perfect
Various negro districts in or
timekeeper. Warranted heavy,
otherwise inju.e or impair hiwtul to sell, or giveaway
SOLID GOLD hunting cases.
sp
Cave*!?, and Tralo-Mark- obir.incl. and nil Da*,
Bfcth ladies'and gent s sizes,
der that the South will lose L L.<
. -i
ii
i spirituous or malt liquors Old p< ople suffer lnuch from
with works and cases of ; ONT BUSINESS CONDUCTED for MOOEBATC P. . I
equal valua. Oafs PERSON in
n
Om Orrir.F
U.
18 or 20 Congress members, the streets or sidewalks, and or nny intoxicating drinks, disorders of the uriflftry organs,
each locality can secure one
and we can t? parent in S. Fatffitt au c*
i: 0*r
P'free, together with our large
remote from \Y;t-hiiigiori. r
^ and valuable line of II onychoid
and the same number of prep? ^n.y.P^'Son soottondingshcill, within the corporate limits tuirl are always gratified at the
Send mcKk'l. drawing o r>hoto.,.wUb
^ Samples. These samples, as well
tion.
p^D-aih' «c or
watch,
the work you
idential electors. ThisisMr. upon conviction, be subject |of the town of Boone. And wonderful fteects of Dr. J. II. Mc need do is to tfbow as the we sendore free*. Allwho call—your charge.We advise, ifdim til | nimv ini . l vd. ul
what
you to those
Cm fee roi
41 HO* TO
friends and neighbors and those about you—that always results
A PAMPHLET,
:V.. . *"i
to a: fine of"$2.
any person, so offending, Lean's fa Ver and kidney balm in in valuable for us,
holds foryearojwhen once started,
of actual
Quay's plan- He claims that | Ord. 3. It is unlawful upon conviction, shall be banishing their troubles. $1 per and thus wetraderepaid. whichpay to go to workfreight,us. youAfter names»cnt free. clionrVin your feta'o, ccuMy, cr
are
We
all express,
etc.
,
you know all, if you would like
for
can
tow a,
Address,
earn from t&liO to
per week and upwards. Address,
The negro vote isnotjcoimted f0 discharge any fire arms or - fined $5 and costs for each bottle.
Htlnson AL CO., BON 818, Portland, Maine.
C. A.SNOW & CO.
1 offense.
iu the southern states Afid fire-works in the corporate
©pp. PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D. C.
The WataUKa Democrat.
s'imdd
J. i
n°t
McLenilon & Moore,
S. F. Lenoir. & Co.,
General
Cheaper
erchandise,
GENERAL MERCHAN
DISE.
We are
in
Lowest Prices,
J. B.
ENERAL MERCHANDISE
so
LENDER & 00.
For Cash or Produce
Gliicap and Alton R.
West and Northwest.
mmm
FREE
Ssr*
1
FREE.
N
r
�HEW GOOES!
ST'NSRIHFTION RATES
and industrious man. His terson, was up last week I can not doubt that she will
W, B. COUNCILL, JK;
To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. family and friends will great- looking-after the Turn Pike receive her great reward in
AT-^OKNEI' A.T L.\ A'.
rort'l, of which he is presi- her eternal home.
ly miss him.
eopyl year
$l-*00
,,
,
dent. He ordered overseer *
J ulv4th89iv. - tlbone, N. Gv
J
*
«•
umm
-o« « months
50! ~lhe owners of real esMorris to widen the road :STAIE TEACH Las' INSTITUTE.
" 3 mouths
85 tate in the incorporated litnw. c. NEWLAND,
;
from here to the Rock on
"
WE ARE NOW
ADVERTISING RATES.
its of Boone are hereby notiATTORNEY AT LAW,
' '
* 75 tied to meet me at mv office! *°P of*;h® mountain 2° feet, | State Teachers Institute
inch;week
Lenoir,|NT.G»
«
1.75 and list their property Gn this will be a great m.prove- Monday after-noon, in the
JuMe 27. 88 ly.
• _ •
' 8
3.00 the 24th of May. Do not
on the road.
Cour.t housfe, was opened J>y
* ~j. c.
We don't hear much said Prof. A. E. Alderman. De- FIRST ENSTALLMENT'OF
" 7 year.....' ..'.'...........'. 7AM) fail t o com Plv with this noabout the I" armers All a nee votional exercises eoducted
—ATTOWNFEY AT LAW—
vjolumn 1 week!!!'."'..'.'.'.'..'.'..' o!oo tice.—D. B. Dougherty.
here of late days, only they by Co. Hup t, after which Prof.
1
"
1 month
13.50;
Assessor.
STJGAft GRO VE,.........N. C.
have become ashamed of the •
. _
Q,,.- , „ - ci
0,r„„
. ,
. ,
. Alderman was introduced. S^rinr and SSmmeruoo.ts
"
3 "
25.00,
society and have moved and explained the object of'
M'ifbpractiCe iiV WWfeuga
6 "
37.50 -Our young and highly -—WT
50.00 esteemed friend. T. H. lay- their meeting, place out-side +Jio
.,n(1
, I
adjoining counties.
1 year
, ., ,
.
the-Institute, and gave tin. . ,
,. „ . ., ...
,
lor, (Hard,) leaves to-day of the town .. .,
limits. rn he AlI
...
,. ,
^ aud cordially invite the pubEntered at the PoWboffice at for Honduras C. A. May
SCOTT & EHVIN,
40 teTcherepret lic generally to eiamine the
Boone. N. C., as second-class his trip be a pleasant one, hance may be a good thing fc^Ling
. [Same before buying. Me 4 ATTORNEYS AT LAW, "'
mail matter.
and may his voyage be safe, ill its place, but its place Is ent
[and prosperity reward his somewhere else, not in \Va- Up to date Prof. Alderman have a splendid li&eof Dress
Lenoir, I?. V.
LOCAL NEWS.
efforts.
tnuga and as a gentleman ha8 g0ne over the following goods such as
T. ft. FINLEY,
Worsteds,
—Prof. .Tas. Hendron, of stated m theDEMocRATsome grounds; Opening exercises
ATTORNEY'AT'LAW,
Cashmei es,
—It takes courage to live Cedar Run academy, Alex Co time ago they are not fulfill-1 jot. Sch00ls. Text-books and
within your income.
Wilkcsboro, North CliroIiuHj
Ginghams,
Lawns,
-See Will W. Holsclaw's
E. F. LOYILJj
new "ad.''
Muslins etc. etc.
gri
ATTO^NEY AT T-AW,
I lieaid a merchant say portionately advanced, the
—Dr. Houck of Caldwell spent Forest College.
EoOiie N. G.
LADIE S HATS.
some time ago " any inem
fiV if
a few days in town this week. —The telegraph question her of the A hance thought teacher and his preparation Th NICEST LINE EVER SHOWN July 4th, '89—1 y
dfti,y pi,,paration)
proW
—Vegetation is growing has at last been settled. At that lie (Merchant,) was 8jonaj preparation with gen- at Blowing Rock, both trim
DR. L. C. ft El
med and uhtrimmed. Shoes,
rapidly, and small grain the meeting on last Friday makmgoOor 100 per cent
PHY^FTAN AHT) SIWKIEOJV
era] arvd moral preparation,
night the enterprising citi
crops are looking well.
zens of Boone, with some on his goods, that he would ancj reading with best meth- Hosiery, Notions^ Staple aiul Office at Coffey's Hotel.
—A. T. Hill of Hickory is in very acceptable help from give the member his costi0ds of teaching it. Thurs- foncy Groceries, Hardware
Boone, N.-1 C
& etc. In shoJt our stock is July 4. 89.
Blowing Rock, raised the full
town looking after the Life
be devoted toawritamount required. The line mark and take him through day
Insurance matters.
hi's stock of goods, . and let ten examination for State
will be located this week, and
W. B. COUNCILL, M. D.
—Read S. F. Lenoir & Go's will be poled and wired at him decide whether he was certificates good for three And being only\22 mites
Boonih, N. G.
new "ad" and do not fail to once.
making a fortune or not by vear& any where in the State.
from depot, and having tele ftesident ftliyslCihfi.
profit by his unusually good
Office
Notice. Owing to a selling goods.
There will probably be a dozbargains.
The new Town Officers were sen enter the examination. graph communications here on King Street north of Post
change to take place in our
-Numbers of sheep have business soon, we earnestly sworn in on Thursday fol Miss Emma Councill is fur with the markets, we CANV Office. 88.lv.
Jane42
been bought in the county at request every-body who are lowing- the election.
and WILL meet any p'rieee
a good price. Many more indebted to us either by note If it is agreeable with the nishing music on the organ made in Watauga County.
\V. J. HUNEUCTFER & BROS,
for the Institute.
pre wanted.
or account t.o come forward editor of the DEMOCRAT, I
On last night a public de Thanking our friends for
Brick Layers aiid Plasterers .
-J. F. Spainhour sold Dr. at once and make settlement will try to give its readers a
bate was had in the Court their liberal trade, and prom
Houck a fine horse at a good as we are bound to ha ve, our few dots from this place ev
House, in which several gen- ising to do all we canto mer are prepared to do all work
pice on Tuesday of this
money. All outstanding bus- ety week during t lie sum- jtleraen participated. The it a continuance of the same, in their line on short notice.
fcek.
iness must be closed up, so mer.
Very Respectfully,: subject discussed was Resolve we remain very truly,
ALL work ghai^htee'd 'and
-The debate, on Tuesday come on.—Yours Truly
H. c. M A R T I N & co.
Priced rebsoiffiBle.- For priJ
Blue Mud.
That N. C. should have a
ilit, in the Court House by May 8th 1890. Shell & Mast.
ces etc., address us at Con*
compulsory school law." April 1st 1890.
ryoung men of the Teachover, N. C.
Nov. 7th, ly.
LINVILLE DOTS.
W. M. FrancUm championed
fe Institute was an enjoyapaffair.
the affirmative and John
J. F. XftriJhw.
L S. BlackbtiFu,
BLOW ING ROCK NEWS.
Marion, Ji. C.
Jeffer."on, Ji. (?f
A. S. Church molded his Bingham the negative. Mess
p •veuiiah Green, a few days
first brick on Fridyy last.
rs. 1). B. Dougherty, I. L.
MOItPHEM' & BLACKBURN
p,died at hishomeon Meat TO the TJE M G CR A T :
Mrs. Dr. Teal arrived 6U * ouncill and Manly /flackATTTORNEYS AT IAW.
ii'ip. An hoftest And good
Fv rything is moving on Saturday last.
burn were judges and render- 1 Um now iVailv to show you
dr.nn has gofte to hisetei- nicely in our little, but busy
Church lias secured |ed a decisitMi in I'avorofthe a. nice selected 'stock of standard1 of M ill practice iff the court#
. »
»,
Ashe, WataUgUUnd Mitch
town. Our eler
home.
, . , t.
Blue, Minp^Onfe
. ,
, ,
' ,
the contract for building the j affirmative. .... subject Was lirint.i, Indig)ginghams. fti«WiS- ell cofinties, also in the Fefl*
1 he
,
, ,
v
-Rev. It. L. Pntton, of oil quietlv. and ( ommodore 24 X .... school house.
3G
t
open to public discussion suiting', Ghaliies oashnwf#. Rntl ei'-hl courts of the Dist... and
Clark heads the list of town
>,
T>- , • , . ,
>rganton, has been chosen ^ . ..
i
,
.
.
1). 4. Richie, who hasresi
when some other gentlemen brOcaded goods with the best loV SiipVeiim Court of the State,
n
rstcte of Moravian Falls officials. Like the American I ed here nine years, will move made speeches affirmatively of 10 cts worsteds on the market. Collection of claims solicited <
Ladiciv white dresc goods, crossW
aptist ChUrch, with some Eagle, he stands at the head to his farm on the mountain. and
negative!
Among bar I i mi burg, Oriental late, rib Aprl, 10.
of law an< unite's everv man ;
pospect of acceptance.
bons, gloves, ladits' and misses'
to give him a look. Improve which is two miles from imre whom was J. F. Spainhour lioes, corsets and corset jeans,
oue-and-a-half who made an able speech on DanYatik talle Cloths, lace sc»m
-Quite a number of \Va- merits are springing up daily. there, and
1 1
ga's most
intelligent
the negative. There will be and (Teton gooils, silk thread, Beaver Dam School,
K f. s"
...
oung ladies are in town The Green Hill Improvement 1 'Dr. l eal has been pushing another public debate Friday button hole twist. Jeans cloth
W. ft. flENDREN, PR1XCIPAL.
lis week attending the In- Company has just completed |.
in the matter of erecting his night next, but I am not aS from 12% to 75 cts per yard,
—o—
a nice line of fence along the
tdtute.
Itats and shoes
building. It is covered and yet, advised what thesubject
Tuition per month .75 to $2,
HARDWARE.
-A few small negro boys Turn Pike road; beginning ceiled.
will be. Prof. Alderman was
at the to j > of the mountain,
in the greatest abundance, such Board, including room, lights
ken from our streets and
Visitors to Hotel Bo.yer present to hear thediscifssibn as hoes, plows, clevises, grafts etc. f5 per month. Come
to work would be quite and extending nearly to Mr.
leficial to them and the Ingles; takes in both the have been coining for a last night, arid highly com rods, heel bolts, horse Shoes and right along, or addresS the
hails. Table cutlery, hinges, ham
|vn generally.
Yadkin and New
River month. It is the semi-annu plimented the young men mers, files, rim knot ocks, butts principal at Sweet M'ater,
al cleaning time at the ho who participated in the de and screws. Coffin goods, silver- N. C.
4. 24.
-Telegraphic prospects for springs.
tel.-J. S. W.
mounted handles, screws hinges
bate,
Tone are hopeful. The line Mr. Finley Harper, of Pat
The Prof, is giving, I think and ornaments. A very fine h t of
|l he.extended from Blow- terson, is having a nice cot
Moiiey to loan,
QUEENS-WARE
OBITUARY.
entire satisfaction to all in
Rock Without doubt, and tage put up, when completed
attendance upon the Insti Gold band China,teas and plateA. Persons Wishifig to hot'
fhout much delay.
it will stand ahead of any
bowles and pitchers, glass-ware, row ltione.V, who Van secure
Mrs. Mary A. Nye, who tute. He is a scholarly gen|U1 the citizens are request- cottage built prior to this was a daughter of Judge tleman, and thoroughly mas- lamps etc. GROCERIES.1. Extra it by mortgage oil good rebl
C sugar 12 lbs for f
Gol estate, cab be accommodated
:to be at the court house time King 4; Gray will add
den drip syrup, rice and spiebft. by applying to
Finley and Mary Finley, was Iter of his business,
fciday afternoon to hear some small improvements to
born in Withe county Va.,
He goes from Boone to Jef- Oils, tanner's a/id engine; tur| J.F. Spainhour, Boone N. C.*
of. Alderman on education their-hotel this spring.
pentine. Just received 500 or A.J. Cri tcher, Horton N. G,
natters, which will close
W. 1). Clarke, "the man on Nov. 28th, 1791, was mar- ferson to open an Institute galkns stone-ware, crocks, 4. 24.
Teachers Institute.
wheels," has had a fence put ried to George W. Nye, of in Jefferson next Monday, churns, jars jugs etc. Give
-Coffey Bro's. have lost around his lot below Hinklel WithviHe, April the 4th.
These notes have been writ- me a cull. Ilesp. D. TAYLOR.
lock of sheep, numbering and Craig's stables. Capt.11821been a resident ten in the midst of Institute
bvveen 40 and 50 head, John Waiker's cottage which of Ash« Co • N- C- lor 64 work and may not be as full
—AND—
is some fellow drove them
years. She had been a menu- and accurate as if written
; ii'1 sold them, or have has been lately built on Win
KNO C K E D O U T !
CRESTON N. 0.
•y been muttoned.?
dy Hill by Mr. Norris is com ber of the Method'St Church lindei; more quiet circuraJ. P. HENSON-,.DAHK RIDGE,
for 60 years; died in Christian stances.
I. M . Thomas.
N.
-Rev. G. W. Greene of Mo- pleted, and ready for the ocu- Triumph, March 18th. 1890,
;——
—
pants. Mr. William Younce
iviaii Falls, will move to
ihja§t receiving a large stock
in the 99 year of her age.
The CelebrateJ Nisscn
[aleigh n°xt Sept. He will has returned from the South, She was the mother of seven
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
—WAGONS,-—
rObably be connected with bringing with him some fine children four of whom preced !
which will be sold for Cash of
line iUstitntion of learning game Chickens. So Pan ed her several years
BUGGIES, OPEN AXD TOP.
couXtry produce at price#
Handle, Texas, will have to
(that city.
tiever before lidard of. Give
, PLATFORM SPRING HACKS,
Jane Grabeal fr, ,
^ ±
i l b a v e o O h a n d v e h i c l e s o f him a call,
™
-Remember to get your t,i'xe a back-seat \\ifn ||!s Uhu(l.vN.Ve,]Hwdau8hte^ I S n u
an Ph 2PitOIl>-, Head Oart&, our own inake, and more in J apr 29 ly.
>'s, sheep, goats,geese, cat Iron Glad and Shanghai
M'e had the pleasure of an
. ..
' cfeetc. &eto., for sale by V/. D. • process of manufacture. All
horses and mules on of pugilists."
Revolvers
in tun ate, arquaintoace \vitUj 61ork Blowing Roftk, N. C. for sale at Very close m ices- R iflert,
fe streets by the 20th. If
Mr. I.N. Corpening, Ii
Nk-iltO.
good old Mamma Nye.
j gg=The aboVe named vehic- i
Considered. Repairbu neglect this, the Mar-j beea (;0nflned to his room
1!1A" f%nd jobs made to order a
•Works, r-tubwilkJSI
was an unusually intelligent J<;s wiJ, bg S(,pi cheap f0Tcash 1
Val will put them up for three weeks with a rising
Brervli loadrngdoiibteshotgurt
ady. She was a very kind (}1. traded in exchange for speciality. Respectfully,
8 to
i'dnple la-eech loader#
1 homas J. Lillard,
his hand, but is improving j mother, to her own family good young horses or cattle.
Survivifig" Partner, ¥4 to 2, biwh loading rifles 48
-The town coinmission- slowly.
Come and examine them.
aT1(] to aji others with whom
tf.—MaV 3rd.
rs havelevied a tak On real
The newly married couples Hbe commingled. Her chris- T 24.
state in Boone, that will
=—
— F. J. McMillion and Son ol the
lount to something near seem to. be enjoying them- rian characfer was as near
,
,
Revolvers41 to FFIO. send 3
|300, to be used for the imwith married life so perfect, perhaps as any mor- Imperfect digestion and assiiD-j Moutli of Y\ilsdn \ a., are Manu cts. tor Mamoth illustrated cata
I'll hpcoinw .'ill this earth ilation produce disordered condi-i factureS of All kinds of woolen logue NO. 40. >ddrchs GREAT WEST
irovement of our streets, far.
becomes on this earHL ion8 ()1'th. Hvstem which growLoodt. .yhich the^ Will s'end to
side-walks etc.
URN GUN WORKS, vittsburg, i'h.
| Ml'. Fin'ey Coffey made his Mrs
For siclThfeadache. female troll
—Our old friend Cyrus Par-j appearance in town Sundn;
hies, neuralgic pains in the head
(er died the 7th at his home evening, and as usual, he put
take Dr. J. McLean's Little
"on New River. Mr. Parker up at the "Morris House.
er and kidney pillets
Wa« a good citizen an honest' Mr. Hugh Guy mi, of Pat- as she is remembered. We1 ache. M per bottle.
REGEIViNG! OUR
mrnmr
COMPETE
C. D. TAYLOR
Valie Crucis N c
1
Worth & L illard.
ROCK BOTTOM STRUCK
�in any quantity, little or
The Watauga Democrat. great, could open the gates
D. B. Dougherty, Editor.
K C. Rivers, Publisher.
The Holston Methodist,
Knoxville, Tenn., notices the
fact that Vice-President. Mor
ton is running a saloon in
the basement of the Capitol
building, and that President
Harrison recently gave a big
ball in the White House, and
asks: "Is ^this a Christian
or pagan land? The VicePresident is running a saloon
and now the White House is
converted into a ball-room.
What has become of Gen.
Harrison's religion?
Just
think of it, this staid old
Presbyterian elder having a
"hop" at his housed * * *
The plain, pious people who
support this government,
and whose servents are the
men in authority at Wash
ington, are profoundly af
flicted by a defiance of t he reli
gious ; sentimentof the peo
ple, in the capital of the na
tion. Let the leaders stopand think, and if the3? have
no respect to the religion
themselves, let them at least
manifest common politeness
by showing some respect to
the religious feelings of their
constituents." Our brother
seems to have overestimated
the religion of these officers.
The man who purchases an
office, or accepts one purchas
ed for hitn, could hardly be
expected.to have religion enough of any sort to respect
the religious feelings of other
people.—Biblical Recorder.
What the Baptists have done.
W. L.BRYAN,
of heaven."—Biblical Recor
der.
Stm On Hand With a
You will have no use for spec
tacles if you use Dr. J. H. Mc
Lean's Strengthening Eye Salve,
it removes the film and skum
which acumulates on the eye balls
subdues inflamation, cools and
soothes the irritated nerves, strn
gthens weak and failing strength.
25 cents a box.
NOT ICE.
By virtue of a mortgage
deed executed to me on the
31st day of Jan., 1885, by
James C. Miller and wife Mar
tha Miller, to secure a note
executed to me bearing even
date with said mortgage for
$130, on which there is a ba1
a nee due of about $47. I will
on Monday, the 2 day of June
'90 it being the first Monday
in the month, proceed to sell
at the court house door in
Boone, the tract of land de
scribed in said mortgage and
lying on the rich mountain
near the low gap, and adjoin
ing the lands of W. A. & L.C.Miller, James Church andoth
ers, and being the land the
said Miller purchased from
Johiel Eggars, and more full
y described in said mortgage
which is registered in book a
pages 458—59 and 60 in the
the office of the Register of
deeds of Watauga county.
Terms of sale cash in hand.
April 30 1890. Hosea Winebarger, mortgagee.
A, P. SMITH,
'
It. A. SPAINHOUR,
MORAVIAN FALLS:
N. C.
Nice line of
Gsnsral
Merchandise
-O-
Has recently enlarged his store house and stock of goo
His store house is now 60 feet long and thoroughly fil'
with new goods, which he proposes to sell at PRICES'
Consisting, in part, of Boots,
that will Surprise you.
Shoes,
Dress Goods,
Notions,
Highest market price paid for all kinds count ly prodm
Hardware,
ROOTS AM) HERBS A SPECIAL! Y.
Tinware,
W rite him for a list of Roots, Herbs, and prices.
Groceries,
4. 24.
Coffees,
When you come to Elk
Sugars,
Park get started off Just
Tea,
Right, by going straight to
Rice,
{THE ALMI&HTY DOLLAR.;
Cigars,
I am pleased to announce to the public that I have just received
Cigarettes, etc. a large assortment ol general merchandise. I have an endless va
Jones & Vances
I
riety of dress goods, 5000 yds of calico, from 0 to 7 & 8 cts. Ging
MONEY•
General store and buy every
thing you need from them.
Drugs & Medicines
They have got the bigest
stock in town, and always in good variety. Also take
all kinds of
sell a little lower than
the lowest.
They have just received an
elegent line of
CLOTHING
ROOTS
-AND-
HERBS,
Successor To
Embracing all the choice And country produce in exstyles in makes and fabrics, ehahge for goods. Gent's
whi;h will ga DIRT CHEAP furnishing goods, such as,
dress shirts, (both laundried
To the peonle of Watauga,
Come and see our fiine line of and unlaundried.) Collars,
l am situated at the Ford of Elk Gents, Ladies, Misses and
Cuffs, Slips, and in fact, al
Mitchell county, with a full line Childrens fine
most any thing-needed in that
of General Merchandise, such as
line.
Dry Goods,
Smith & Miller,
N.C.
HALE
ham. 9, 10, and llcts, satine, 10 and 12, worsted, 10 to 15, black
en si mere, double width. 35ets., tarra -of a, 35cts., jeans, 15, 2 5
and 40ets. and up. My stock of ribbons is complete in colors and
prices. Ladies casimere gloves,30 and 35 cts.. paper Sets, petquire, envelopes, the same, Suspenders, 10. 15, 20 & 30cts. My
line of notions and jewelry is fine. HARDWARE! Fanners Friend
plows and repairs always on hand. Oliver chilled points, No 20,
shovel and bull tongue plows. Best pitch-forks on the market.
Gias scythes, g ain blades and whetstones. Hoes, nails, f
and lantern globes always on hand at lowest cash prices. I am
also an agent for a large wall-paper mfg. Co., and promise you the
best paper at the lowest price. I am also general agent for a large
paint mfg. ( o. I will sell my new goods at reduced rates to cauL
buyers this spring and summer. You will all do well to call a examine my new goods and low prices before buying. I have
fine lot of shoes, ladies and "gents. I will want and endless am]
of young chickens, eggs and GOOD YEr.Lovv fresh butter a rocl
prices. Also Roots and herbs taken in exchange for goous.
So everybody come and get bargains and b* hap;J
Yours anxious to p use.
WILL W. HOLSCLA I
E. H. DOUGHERTY.
J. M. DOUGHERT
Groceries,
The following from a cor
Queens ware,
respondent of the Christian
Glassware,
T
Register, a Unitarian paper,
Hardware,
7 he public is respectfully invited
is a fairer statement of the
Candies,
to examine our complete line of
position of the Baptists than and Patent Medicines.
Dry Goods, such as : Worsteds
we usually see from men of When you are on your way to We defy competition on Head.v-Made Clothing- from 8 of all kinds, and qualities, Linsevs
quality, prices and styles.
to 25 dollars per suit. W< of the very best quality, Fine
opposing faith. "We believe
handle only first class goods, dress goods, such as: llenretta
that no branch of the Chris
They have a complete line and will guarantee prices as cloth, also fine silks, which will be
tian Church has done more
sold at the lowest price ever
to uproot a superstitious be Give me a call, as I am able to of Henrietta cloth, cashmeres low as any other merchant bought ut in Watauga County.
ginghams, prints, lawns, whn handles the same grade
lief in the superstitious doc duplicate any bills sold there.
My goods are bought for CASH muslins, laces, ribbons etc.
of goods.
trine of Baptismal regenera
READY MADE CLOTH
tion than the Baptists. It and I sell for the same.
Hoping to satisfy you in goods
is just here that a sharp line
Their stock of Groceries is
prices etc. I am Respecfully,
ING gV SPECIALTY.
has divided them from Rofull to overflowing and ofthe
A, P, SMITH. very best quality, consiting of
manists, Lutherans, and old
time Episcopalians. All these Feb. 6. 6mo.
Flour,
We have an immense stock of Dry
have taught and practiced
Bacon,
Goods, Groceries. Notions, Confer
the unscripturai doctrine of
Lard,
NOW COMPLETE.
Goods at almost your own tionnries, And a nice line of Hats
infant Baptism. The Ro
Coffee,
Caps, Boots, Shoes, and an t
price.
I run in connection normous stock of Hardware, coi
manists believe that unless
Sugar,
o
with my other business, a sisfing of, Plows, Hoes, Plane bits.
Baptismal water is applied
Rice,
I have recently refilled my
& etc., & etc.
to the infant, the curse of
Teas.
store building with a full and
original sin is not removed,
Cigars,
All the above will be soid cheap.
and the child is eternally complete line of the choicest
Cigaretts,
We buy live stock. Horses, Mules,
lost. Luther held the same
Cheroots etc.
Cattle, and Sheep. Come and see
us.—We will do you right.
doctrine. Article IX of the
Augsburg Confession express
Groceries, Hardware, Queensgoods ever brought to the
F.H Dougherty Brother,
ly condemned Anabaptists,
ware. Glassware & etc. Cutlery,
County. Consisting of wors both pocket and table, Scythes
who affirm 'that children
teds, ginghams, cashmeres, And snaths, butts and screws,
Mast, N. C
are saved without baptism.'
lawns, muslins, and, in fact, cross-cut and hand saws, all of which we think is equal to
And the article is still taught
any in the county, and we
any thing you wish in theline which will be sGd
though with less harshness,
guarantee our prices as lowof ladie's dress goods. I am
by Lutherans to-day. The also to the front with a full
as any in the
Baptists on the other hand, line of Groceries. Sugar coffee
LOOKOUT, WE HAVE STRUCK BOTTOM 1!
have persistently denied that rice, molasses flour, bacon,
Remarkably Low.
baptism
effects
regener etc. etc. HARDWARE. In this
Standard Prints, 6 to 10c. Worsted 12% to 22ct.
ation or that it secures in line I atn sure to please you.
All kiuds of dress goocis at correspondingly low figum
Hammers, Saws, Files, Chis You are cordially invited
any way the salvation of els. Horse-shoes and nails.
Lawrs from 6 to lOcts. Mens wool hats 25 to $1. Fui
to examine our immense Also furnish transportation to hats $1.50 upward. Hardware consisting of plows, hoes
either infant or adult. Bap Glass-ware,
Queens-ware,
tism has never been used by Cutlery, both table and pock stock of goods, we feel sure panties wanting the same with a plains, chisels, saws, hammers, hinges, &et,e. &etc &et<
them as a talisman, as a et. 1 wish to thank my pa we can suit you in prices, safe driver and with as good a Cutlery of all sorts, at bottom prices. Crockery in endles.1
turnout d« can be found in the
ticket to heaven. They have trons for past favors, and styles etc.
variety, aud as cheep as can be found in county.
hope to merit thesame in the
county.
For the next
refused to administer it ex future by dealing fairly with
R@°Prompt attention giv
lROCERTE®
JROCEIUEU
lROCERIEK
cept to believers, those who them, and by selling them en to all Mail Orders.
'ROCERIE^j
"ROCERIE^*
"ROCERIE^
they feel assured have con goods as cheaply as they
Yours Ilespc't.
sciously been convicted of can be bought on this mar
Drugs, patent medicines of all kinds, at factory prices
Resp. W. B. Baird,
sin and experienced a change ket.
Large lot of shoes in latest styles. Boots at prime cosl
Yalie Crucis, N. C.
ofheart. While Calvinists, 4. 24.
Always on hand, a large lot of Coffey Bro's leather at f< ;
We will make special prices, for tory prices. Jeans and Cassimers at factory prices. Til
Romanists and Lutherans,
cash, on all goods. Returning ware at almost nothing. We also have a large lot c
alike, have held to the doc
May the 1st, 1800.
our thanks for past patronage
trine that millions on mill
ATERSON
I?ACTORV
DATERSON FACTORY
we will, as heretofore, still con
DENTIST,
ions of helpless infants have
1 ACTOR1
1 ATERSON
ATERSON
"ACTOR1
tinue to furnish you good goods
ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA.
been consigned to perdition,
and at as low prices as can be Yarn and Jeans at factory prices, to exchange for wool oi
Baptists have maintained Offers his professional services
cash. Don't be afraid to trade with us if you owe us, foi
ound.
Truly yours,
the salvability of infants, to the people of Mitchell,
Watauga and adjoining coun
we will enable you to pay uy back debts. All for sale a
and have always protested ties.&$~No bad muteial used
bottom prices at
J. P>. Phillips.& Son,
against the Pagan notion a nd all work guaranteed.
Sugar Grove N. C
May 11 v,
that the application of water
DOUGHERTY BROS.
J UST IN
ELK - - - - PARK.
For Gash, You Can Have
Hotel and Peed
SPRING & SIMMER
STABLE
COUNTY.
J. <t. WILRAR,
Jones & Vance.
t
60 D YS
P
W, L. Bryan,
t
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VOL 1
BOONE, WATAUGA
COUNTY, N. C.,
THUKBDAY,
MAY, 22, 1800.
NO. 4».
Petrified Catholic P.test.
Xorthern Capital Will Suffer.
tie of Gettysburg, he took
LEE'S MONUMENT.
ASHINGTON LETTEB. Miration n long article eonWhile breaking new ground
all the blame upon himself;
—•—
earning' the recent "liquor
Judge Cothran, Congress for a farm on the left bank
otf
our Regular Correspondent ni „. Knuw f]e ision 'f 0 f t he SuSunday after-noon the.stat as he was when at Cold Harpackage
man from the third South of the \rkansas, half a mile
premeCourt, and the effect ue of Lee arrived here from bor, h > dealt Grant a fearful
the Demociav: .
i blow; as he was even in Ap- Carolina district, has written from Boonville, the laborers
of that decision on the liquor New York.
1 • two main topics of traffic in the prohibition Two flat ears were covered ril, 1865, when he rode out an able letter for 'the benefit exhumed on the 6th, the pet
.<i]or MclUnley nthespeech states. He says that the with the four great boxes con of the lines and met Grant of his constituents and the rified body of a man, clothed
efore the House in which he police powers of a state per taining the horse and rider, and signed the terms of ca country in general. In this in the habit of u Roman
penerl the tariff debate was, mit it to prohibit or regu and were side-tracked on pitulation—Lee an erect fig he warns the people of the Catholic priest, The dress
rst-the great and benefi- late the sale, within its bor Broad street near Graham. ure, moral, mental and phys South that they must be pre shoes and hose had also be
cient scheme of extending ders of intoxicating liquors That after-noon and all of ical; a modelsoldierand man, pared to fight, the proposed come stone, and the figure
~nd liberalizing the draw in original packages was a yesterday they were the ob a hero whose fame will forev Federal election law intro might have passed for acun j
duced by Senator Hoar, the ning handiwork of some
actions of the law. The bill violation of interstate com jects of attraction for thou er gild our history pages.
•rovides that the drawbacks merce law the License sys sands.
"The sword of Lee" hangs object of which is to put the great master of sculpture.
paid by the government to tem would also fail. The sa The head is about the size in the small box with his election machinery at the The two hands were clasped
the manufacturers of export loons in New York City would of a half barrel. The bronze body and his eyes seemed to South in the hands of the re about in ivory crucifix, which
publican party. He says hung from a rosary suspend
ed goods be ninety nine per have liquors sent from Jer is as dark as that of Wash rest upon it.
that if that bill becomes a ed about the neck, while the
cent of the duties that ex sey City in packages, con ington's statue on Capitol It is a prodigious weapon.
porters are obliged to pay taining from a drink to a. Square, which, however, was | Not even such a giant as t he law the contest of 1876 will head of an arrow still pro
foreign Custom-houses, hin gallon, and avoid paying as bright as cent just from Revolutionary patriot, Peter have to be fought over again truding from the breast told
der the present law 90 per any license. He does not the mint when it reached Francisco, would Le able to and that the white people of the story of how the worthy
cent is paid. The result of approve a common suggest here and was raised upon the wield it even if he could with the Sou.th will need to present father met his death, and the
this law is that the manu ion that congress give the pedestel.
draw it from the scabbard, an undivided front in order body, so plain to be seen,
to th wart t lie schemes of t hei v that the body was hastily
factures we are taxed to sup states permission to make Mereie had his work cast in whi°h he couldn't.
buried without coffin, and
port sell their goods to for laws prohibiting and regu darker metal.
No, sword and scabbard adversaries.
This pats the situation in grave unmarked by the
eigner's at a price less the du lating the liquor traffic, as he Peering through the open are uiie piece of bronze.
ty, that he charges American thinks that right shouldn't ing in the case which con The rings with which it will a nutshell. Congressman smallest token showed that
citizens. No sophistry can be questioned, hut suggests tains that portion of the ri be affixed to the General s Cothran might have added he and his brethren or some
misconstrue this measure in- that a bill entitled "a bill to der from the saddle up, you belt are, however, not caat that the North will suffer this faithful friend were fleeing
time as it did not suffer in from the Indians when he
: anything but a direct protect the states in the ex wonder if Mercie has made a but wrought.
unty paid manufactures ercise of their police powers," iikenesss'of Lee. You see be In another box—the box of those terrible reconstruction was killed.
r selling goods in foreign already on the calendar of fore you a Titanic head. You boxes for size—is the horse's days of Radical orgies and The petrified body was rewholesale theft. Then the
lark As.
the Senate, will grant the would have to look at it (legless and tailless) body. North lost nothing monetar moved to the Church of the
^Secondly : That the time permission suggested by the through the big end of a tel Lee's legs are a part of this
Annunciation, where it is
fi co.ee when the Ameri- Supreme Court to the States escope to get the normal size. piece. In another is the plinth ily. Now the North has over now being visited by crowds
Pf trgrrc
::ultrual must sell his for the affective enforcement That done, doubtless you or bronze platform upon five hundred million dollars from all over the country
\V
invested in the South, and, and whence it will shortly be
lucts in the markets of of their liquor laws.
would be well satisfied, for in which the horse will stand.
doubtless, one billion dollars given Christian burial in con
world in competition A Special law recently en the sculpture of this charac IVi the fourth box are the
is nearer the mark. These secrated grounds by the
the low-priced labor of
the gn countries. The only acted prohibits the arrest of ter you must not insist upon legs of the horse.
investments are being added priest, here. The face is that
ex a ot n ess. When Mr. Burgwyn comes
er';
any deserter from the army photographic
ble dy or-advice he offered within two years after the The face will be sixty feet a- to join these several parts to daily. At the time recori- of a young man of refined
farmers, was *to take time of .his enlistment would liove the level of the ground the plynth will first be put stwution in the South was at and intellectual features,and
its worst and most succesful,
t care of, and preserve
expired.
Senator in Lee circle. At that dis in place; upon this the hors property in Memphis, Miss., the hands and feet are of ele
ag- nome market, for they have
gant proportions. Those
e's legs will be fastened; upon
Or, • d certainly be driven Plumb has been endeavoring tance from you you will see the legs the body will go; to valued at.$1-0,000,and which who profess to know, declare
to have amnesty extended to Mereie's work the dignified,
oh! . the foreign ones,
the body the tail will be join to-day is worth $18,000, sold that his shoes are of a fash
1); e was followed by Mr. all deserters through a Pres- calm and courageous com
for $2,700. Property in
idential proclamation. H mander of the Army of North ed, and then the body of Lee Georgia worth $19,000, and ion worn in the latter part
s who said that this was faild in this buUthroiigh his ern Virginia.
of the seventeenth century,
will be riveted in the saddle.
M first tariff bill that had efforts an amendment has It is the General, not col This done it will but-remain which to-day cannot be at which time, as is well
i come before Hie people been made to the army ap lege president, that Mercie for the sword to he attached bought, for $27,000 sold for known, devoted Spanish
I (h its mask torn off. like propriation bill prohibiting has made. The lines the to the belt,and we will have $1,670. So it is a fact, too, missionaiies visited
this
p. highwayman demanding* the use of any portion of the masterful tracings which Lee as represented in Mereie's that in the present invest country for the purpose of
ment in Southern values the converting the Indians.
-ir purses. To check im annual allowance for the show our hero in his prime, sculpture.
portation was to check ex- capture of any man who de not as he was at Appomat The work of unloading the money of many widows and —Philadelphia Times.
.x Jrtation. No man could serted prior to January 1st. tox; not as he was in his last statue was begun yesterday. orphans of Federal soldiers
1 LIOW how lie could buy if we
The chief labor is to get. the has been placed. This must A Mcckisnbu:g inLady Stick,':! StonC
days in Lexington.
Blind a Moment.
1885.
Uould not sell. When we le
big box (horse's body) from be lost in the reign of deviltry
Senator Gorman has intro He was handsome as a
which will ensue if the plans
ased the product ot nations
youth; he was bettter look the flat car to the immense
U-'iat refusal was an interdic- duced an amendment to the ing still when he was in the wagon that has been drawn of Reed and Harrison, Quay, Mrs. Margaret Miller, an
Dudley and Glarkson are ful estimable lady of Steel Creek
J 1 in against our exports interst ate commerce law pro old army; but the perfection up alongside it.
tr>
bei
down viding that it shall be unlaw of his manly beauty was The tires on this wagon's ly carried out. Let the North township, this county, was
io\ otection boiled
ans more work and less re ful for any railroad company reached in the Confederate wheels a re si x inches wide and be warned in time. Let sadly and peculiarly afflicted
~lt. What did the bill do operating a line extending service. Then he was at. the much over an inch thick and Northern Congressmen think a few days ago. She was
^ r agriculture? It put su- into an adjourning country, apex of his mental and physi the spokes, hubs, axles and before they vote at the behest stricken stone blind without
a moment's warning. Mrs.
VV1 u* on the free list. Why to transport either passen
frame-work correspond in of men who are tampering Miller was sittmgin her room
eal power.
with the vital interests of the
•"Wasn't sugar dealt with in gers or freight between the So Mercie has endeavored massiveness.
U1 le same way as was woolen, two countries without a li
sewing when there was a sud
The next most difficult, to entire coun try.—Richmond den change in her sight. It
cense granted by the Inter- to picture him.
— itton and
iron goods?
" In a collossal head like this handle is the box in which is State.
was as if she had quickly clos
ed ?hy not put a prohibitive state Gommerce('otn mission. you do not expect to see an the great bronze platform to
pj ariff on coffee and develop The Commission to have ju expression like that in a fine cover the top of the monu The State Librarian asks ed one eye. She realized that
she had gone blind in oneeye
industry? or on risdiction to investigate any
;J I ae coffee
us to call the attention of
ment.
j a and develop the sassa- violation of the interstate oil painting; but you rightly
and throwing her sewing
tl,
demand the well recognized The other two boxes will the press to the fact that the down, jumped to her feet and
•as industry? Why did not commerce law by such Com lineaments—the large shape be easily managed.—Rich Roll of Holier of North Caro
started for the loom door,
he committee put a prohib pany as if it operated wholly ly head, the broad and high mond Dispatch.
f)
lina soldiers, in which is in
within the United States,
itory duty on raw silk inscribed the names of all the but she had not taken more
and to have power to sus forehead, the prominent nose Will need the "Cussing" Members. Confederate soldiers from than three steps before the'
H; read of dodging it and givand the mouth and chin, in
offng a bounty? On farmers pend the company's li
this State, is deposited in the other eye was stricken blind.
dicative of character. The
tl products the tariff was laid cense.
Her blindness was total and
head is bare of hat, but true Postmaster General Wan- State library, and there is a
to deceive. The bill increas- Mir Hill has introduced a to life, covered with abun amaker has defeated the as blank space opposite each she stood still in her steps
r. ed the tariff on wheat 50 per bill in the House granting a dant locks of hair. Theshoul pirations of a republican in name for the insertion of the and called for help. Mem
bers of her household led her
I? cent. 90/JOO.COO bushels a pension of $50 per month ders are square and shapely, Pennsylvania because he date of death.
p year were exported, and last to the mother of ('has. S. the breast well developed, "cusses." The Postmaster If the newspapers in noting to a seat into which she drop
e year there were imported Parnell. He explained that and the General wears the general ought to bear in the death of any old soldier ped with the first feelings of
ii, 1946 bushels. The tariff the pension was asked, not regulation coat of his rank, mind that this national ad- will mention the company utter despair, realizing her
was raised on corn and rye. for the reason that she was one lapel of which is just a ministration has done more and regiment of which he was terrible condition. So com
in Last year 2338 bushels of the mother of Mr. Parnell, little awry (intentionally so) for the cause of "cussing a member. Mr. Birdsong, the plete is her blindness that she
t. corn and 16 bushels of rye but as the daughter of Ad to break the .stiffness aud than any in our history, and Librarian, will note the date can be led from a darkened
tl were imported. The repub miral Stewart
indulgent. Mr. of death in the proper place, room into the brightest sun
y- licans had to do more than The bill classifying worsted painful preciseness of the he should be
Harrison will be in sore need and thus the record will be shine and never know the dif
si. this to deceive the farmers. goods as woolen cloths has lines.
In truth the bust seems to of the "cussing" members of kept as perfect as possible, ference. She realized not the'
.V< They needed markets for
'passed both Houses of Con be Lee as the Army of his party about two years '•'he press of the State will slightest touch of pain when
• their products. They were gress.— Washington' May 12
Northern
Virginia knew from now, and would do well kindly bear this in mind.— her eyesight went out. This
told that home market was moo.
sudden loss of her sight is be
hifn; Lee as he was when to cultivate them a little. News and Observer.
e. best. But they knew that
lieved to have been due to
—[North Stale {Rep.)
he took command of the
both, home and foreign mar Frequently accidents occur in
paralysis of the optie nerves.
army
before
Richmond, If your kidneys are inactive, j Old people suffer much from Instances of this kind are 011
kets were best.
the household which cause burns
you will feel and look wretched, disorders of the urinary organs,
Senator John F. Wilson, cuts, sprains and bruises , for use as he was when the soldiers even in the most cheerful society, | and are always gratified at the record —Charlotte News.
Dr. J. H. M L e n ' s pulled him to
of Iowa, who is regarded as in such casesLiniment hascfor ama hp would havethe rear when melonchol v on the jolliest occa-1 wonderful ffeects of Dr. .J. H. Mc- If you spit up phlegm, and firer
Volcanic Oil
lead them in sions Dr. J. McLean's Liver and j Lean's Liver and kidney balm in
one of the best lawyei s in t he nv y^arfi been the constant favor the charge in the Wilderness; Kidney. Balm will set you right! banishing their troubles. $1 per troubled with a hacking cough,
use Dr. J. H. McLean's Tar Wine
Senate has prepared for pub- ite family remedy
as he was when.after the bat .again. $1.00 per bottle.
bottle.
Lung Balm.
1 )
�The Watauga Democrat tauga county
ever got a fairs of the country. An old wish to know if they are fulD- B. Dougherty, Editor.
= railroad it would be indebt-! darkey once said he didn't filing that great Command
R C. R1rers, Publisher. ed to Col. Andrews for it, not see any reason why the 'nig-; ment and if they can prove
knowing the intention of the' ger' shouldn't rule awhile, | to me that they are doing Still On Hand With a
A DEMOCRATIC family newspa Richmond and Danville com from the fact that, old 'nig-1 that commandment from
per devoted to the interests of pany in their future plans, ger Dennis was the ruler of their present situation why
bounty, State and Nation. Pub
Nice line of
lished every Thursday at Boone, nut should the company de the Jews.' I can not see why then I wish not to say any
sire to extend thier Wilkes- the farmers should not have thing more against the al
Watauga County, N.C.
boio extension to connect something to say in the liance.
Thursday, May, 22m], 1800. with their East Tenn. system, government as far as relates The summer visitors are
W atauga will certainly get to his well being and prosper putting in thier appearance.
G ENERAL NEWS.
the road. A survey through ity, from the fact that he cre Col. Sumner and Nephew,
Saunders' (Jap, of the Blue ates a greater part of of Salisbury, arestopping at
Consisting, in part, of Boots.
Senator Edmunds, of Ver Bidge to Boone, and then the wealth of this country, the Morris House.
Shoes,
down Brushy Fork and Cove and should be the most pros That good looking and
mont, is sick.
Dress Goods,
Creek and Watauga River perous and well-to-do class of kind hearted gentleman, Mr.
The Press Association of will be found a practible of people in our country. (1 o. Finley is up helping his
Notions,
N. C will meet this year at route with easy grades and Farmers, read and inform partner, Mr. Corpening pre
Hardware,
Durham.
Tinware,
less work in construction yourselves on these things. pare their Hotel for the com
Groceries,
Three thousand dollars than any route now in con No wonder we ate oppressed ing summer.
Coffees,
has been collected for the sol templation.
when we are content to re Mr. Fin Coffey was seen
Sugars,
diers home.
The Bristol, Elizabethton main in ignorance, and give in town Sunday evening, but
When you come to Elk
was not seen long. By some
Tea,
Mr. Gladstone is confident and N. C. road tvill be built over our affairs into the means he disappeared.
Park get started off Just
Bice,
that Free Trade will finally to Mountain City Tenn. hands of our enemies who W. H. Edmistenhas got a
Right, by going straight to
Cigars,
triumph among the nations. which is only 25 miles from care not whether we live or fine "Boy" at his house, to
Cigarettes, etc.
Boone. This road will come die. For fear I may intrude call him "Papa".
Mr. Vaux nominated by the up Watauga Biver to mouth too much on your space, I Perhaps I will take up to
Jones & Vances
Democrats to succeed Mr. of Boan's Creek only 30 miles will close. Success to the DEM much of your space, and
llandall is for tariff reform. from Boone. From Boone OCRAT .
H. G. H. thanking you for your space
last week, I am Bespectfully, Drugs & Medicines General store and buy every
thing you need from them.
A new paper called the Index to Yadkin Biver only 25 or
BLUE MUD.
Imperfect digestion and assim May, 19th 1890.
has been issued at Taylor- 30 miles. The people of this
rille N. C. with Mr.E. L.Hed- county will cooperate with ilation produce disordered condi
in good variety. Also take They have got the bigest
tions ol the system which grow
For sick headache, female trou
stock in town, and always
rick as Editor.
Yadkin Valley or the B. & D. and are confirmed by neglect. Dr. bles, neuralgic pains in the head
all kinds of
J. H. McLean's Strengthening take Dr. J. McLean's Little Liv
sell a little lower than
It is said that Pa. politi company if we get a fair- Cordial and Blood Purifier, by
showing, and do all we can its tonic properties, cures indiges er and kidney pillets 25 cents a
cians here-to-fore not much
the lowest
vial.
in the tariff-reform-swim, to help and encourage the tion and gives tone to the stombuilding of the road.
ache. $1 per bottle.
C KOVP suffocation, night coughs
have recently jumped in.
-ANDand all the common affections ol
They have just received an
Univirsal complaint about When you are constipated with
the throat and lungs quickly re
elegent line of
BLOWING BOCK NEWS.
lieved by Dr. J. H. McLean's Tar
the prospect of wheat crops loss apdetite, headache, take one
wine lung balm.
ot Dr. J. H. McLean's little liver
Fly frost and rust has injur
and kidney pillets. They are For the Democrat.
ed the crop.
CLOTHING
pleasant to take and will cure
Every thing is moving on
A. P. SMITH,
Politicians think it all de you. 25 cents a vial.
And country produce in exall nicely at present, only
Successor To
pends on New York as to
chahge for goods. Gent's Embracing all the choice
the alliance members are
who gets the nomination by
Smith & Miller,
Leander, N. C. some what aroused by the
furnishing goods, such as, styles in makes and fabrics,
which wili gi DIRT CHEAP
the Democrats, for President
May 15th. few remarks I made in your HALE,
shirts, (both
N. C. dressunlaundried.) laundried
Editor Democrat:
in '92.
and
Collars,
last issue.
To the peoDle of Watauga.
Thinking that some of your
But you know that .the I am situated at the Ford of Elk Cuffs, Slips, and in fact, al Come and see our fiine line of
Ex-Speaker Carlisle, of the
Gents, Ladies, Misses and
House, has been nominated readers would not object to truth hurts a man or men Mitchell county, with a full line most any thing-needed in that Chillirens fine
by acclimation for Senator reading a few items from this when it is pushed upon them. of GeneralaMerchandise, such as line.
to fill the place of the late part of the county, I will try This is the condition of the Dry Goods,
SHOES! SHOES!1
and write a short letter for alliance men here at this place
Senator Beck.
Groceries,
publication.
the remarks which were made
Queensware,
The Messenger asks; "Who The farmers are generally fitted them so well that they
We defy competition on
Glassware,
will run the fat-frying cam done planting corn, having khked and they may kick
quality, prices and styles.
Hardware,
paign" for the Bads, in 1892 taken advantage of the nice again before they can scare
Candies,
if Quay should get his deserts weather which we ha ve enjoy the "Blue Mud Writer ". I and Patent Medicines.
Ready-Made Clothing from 8 They have a complete line
and break into the Peniten ed for the last few weeks—we have heard that some of the When you are on your way to to 25 dollars per suit. We of Henrietta cloth, cashmeres
tiary.
handle only first class goods, ginghams, prints, lawns,
are having a great deal of members say that the "Pas
and will guarantee prices as muslins, laces, ribbons etc.
By the use of the phonog rain at present.
cal'' w ho sign s a s " B1ue M u d "
raphy, language can now be T-a grippe has been raging must let his name come in Give me a call, as I am able to low as any other merchant
who handles the same grade
preserved for years, a person in this community for quite full. All O. K. he is ready duplicate any bills sold there.
Their stock of Groceries ii
a while, but has, to some ex and waiting for the demand. My goods are bought for CASH of goods.
can sing his own funeral song
full to overflowing and ofthi
and at death the phono tent, subsided now.
If I am not mistaken, 1 think and I sell for the same.
very best quality, consiting o
Miss Amanda Greene, of that the secretary of the al Hoping to satisfy you in goods
graph can repeat it.
Flour,
The Department estimates Caldwell county, began a liance gives a list of the Res prices etc. I am Respecfully,
Bacon,
lhat service pension such as school at Timbered Bidge olutions or the benefits which
A, P. SMITH.
Lard,
the House has recently pass school houseon lastMonday. the alliance gives to its mem Feb. 6. 6mo.
Coffee,
ed will cost the country $68,- The prospects are bright for bers and amonng them was
Sugar,
this, that the alliance advo
000,000 a year and by 1915 a good school.
Rice,
your own
NOW COMPLETE Goods atIalmost connection
the people will have to pay Prof. Hendren is running cated religious and educat
Teas.
price.
run in
for it over one billion dollars. quite a successful school at ional advantages. Justhere
Cigars,
with my other business, a
o
This is in addition to the Bethel school house. He is a I wish to ask some christian
Cigaretts
fine man and deserves the pa who is a member, or all, the I have recently refilled my
$100,000,000 a year we now
Cheroots etc.
pay. What do the taxpay tronage of all who are inter question. We find recorded store building with a full and
ested in education.
in the Bible that Moses re- complete line of the choicest
ers think of this ?
Grocei-ies, Hardware, QueensThe farmers of this part of cieved on a table of stone,
ware, Glassware & etc. Cutlery,
the county are waking up to ten Commandments, and aboth pocket an 1 table, Scythes
Col. Brown, of Columbia a sense of their depressed con
mong them is this one "Love
And snaths, butts and screws,
Tenn., passed through Boone dition and are organizing
thy neighbor as thy self." goods ever brought to the
cross-cut and hand sa ws, all of
Monday. We are always themselves into the farmer's
Now I wish to know if the County. Consisting of wors
which will be s^ld
glad to see him. He had alliance. I think it is high
farmer's alliance is livingup teds, ginghams, cashmeres, which we think is equal to
just come up from the cele time that the farmers of this
bration of the competition of country were struggling to to or fullfiling this com lawns, muslins, and, in fact, any in the county, and we
Remarkably Low.
the railroad to Elkin. He throw off the shackles of old mandment, they say that the any thing you wish in theline guarantee our prices as low
alliance advocates Beligion of ladie's dress goods. I am as any in the
said there would be a great Shylock and resist the power
to the front with
development of the resources of the banded monopolists, especially. It don't seem to also of Groceries. Sugar a full
coffee
me that there is any religion line
You are cordially invited
of the South, in the near fu and strive to be free and to
rice, molasses flour, bacon,
in one hundred miles of the
to examine our immense
ture, he said that N.C.ought enjoy equal chances with the
etc. etc. HARDWARE . In this
alliance. If they fulfil the line I am sure to please you.
never to forget Col. Andrews
stock of goods, we feel sure
favored classes that now
Vice Pres. of the Bichmond have control of the legisla the commandment and have Hammers, Saws, Files, Chis
we can suit you in prices,
and Danville railroad, for he tive powers and the markets their success based on Iteli- els. Horse-shoes and nails. Also furnish transportation to styles etc.
Queens-ware, panties wanting the same with a
gious and educational ad Glass-ware,
had given her his blood in
through which the farmer vancements why they are try Cutlery, both table and pock safe driver and with as good a flSTPrompt attention giv
war and was now giving her
has to dispose of his produce. ing so hard to pull down the et. I wish to thank my pa turnout cis can be found in the en to all Mail Orders.
his time and life in peace, to
for past favors,
Yours Respc't.
For the next
Is not the farmer engaged in "Cross Boad Merchant" if trons to merit thesame inand county.
hope
the
develop
her
resources.
as noble a calling as any oth
That money was no consider er class of people? Then why they love their neighbor mer future by dealing fairly with
them, and by selling
ation for the services of such should he be a slave to a chant as they do themselves goods as cheaply as them
they
a man, but that he ought to proud aristocracy composed that is true Christainty, but can be bought on this mar
find a warm place in every of a few speculators, rail a man with a spoonful of ket.
May the 1st, 18P0.
Besp. VV. B. Baird,
sense can see at once that 4.24.
ones heart.
Valie Crucis, N. G.
road magnates and loan
We will make special prices, for
As to politics, Col. Brown sharks, who "Toil not nei there is no religion connected
,OUB NEW
cash, on all goods. Returning
MMSSolid
with the Farmere Alliance
<4old Watch _ _____
thinks the West will not en ther do they spin, yet SoloWorth SIOO.OO. ile.t
our thanks for past patronage
Iwatch in the world. Perfect
dorse the administration of man in all his glory was not from this point. If theyfove
timekeeper. Warranted heavy,
we will, as heretofore, still con
•.SOLID GOLD hunting caaaa.
iBoth ladles' and gent e iir.ee,
Harrison
and especially arrayed like one of these." I their neighbor or "Cross
with worka and caaaa of
tinue to furnish you good goods
'equal value. Ox*
in
each locality can eecore one
Beed's rulings. He rather think there are better times Boad Merchant" as them
and at as low prices as can be
free, together with our large
selves, they would not be
and valuable line of Household
favors Gov. CainpbelofOhio, coming for the farmers and
•
iples. Theao aamples, aa well
Truly yours,
watch,
the work you
holding their secret meetings need do ie to ehow ae thewe eend are free. Allwho call—your ound.
what
yon to those
for our next President.
friend* and neighbors and those about yon—that always results
laborers, as they seem to be
trade for••,
for years when
started,
and thus we ere
We pay all express, freight, etc.
We have thought for the taking an interest in the leg and hiring some merchant in valuableall, if repaid. whichttolda go to work foroncerouAfter
you know
jrou would like to
us.
can
Addresi,.
kW. L. Bryan.
last two years that if Wa- islative and commercial af to sell goods for them. I earn from S20 to SOO per week end upwards. Main**
Mttnaou
Co., Box 819, Portland,
W. L.BRYAN,
General
Merchandise,
MONEY-
ROOTS
HERBS,
JUST IN
PARK.
ELK -
For Cash, You Can Have
Hotel and Peed
SPRING k SUMMER
STABLE,
COUNTY.
60 D YS
r
PERSON
Jones I Vance,
�R. A. SPAINHOUR,
Woodbury of More About the Teacher's Institute, ted than men. and made a
Rev \l|.
New York, prea bed in W
S°od speech on higher female
i
TO THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. Fresbvterian churei. at Blow! The average attendance eduction The judges deei-0vas ^ ()0, f throughout, and ded in favor of the negative,
....$100 in«- Rock, last Sunday. 3, p.-P
1 copy1 year
1 " (j months
50
He is visitimr Miss PruPruinterest lagged at no tnit tlie amusing- feature was
35 ! m 1 " 3 months.
"4 ^
time, it is to be hoped that! to know whether they meant
den.
ADVERTISING RATES.
all the teachers in attendance | t iiat Cornell should be more
—Our weighty editor is on were materially benefitted. r less highly educated than
•$ I o
,
,
,
,
1 inch 1 week
-0G
1 " 1 month
1 751 the road between here and ; Qwjnff t o r]lP interiui between tllP „,en, as the negative had
Has recently enlarged his storehouse a ml stock of goods.
1 " 3 "
5 00! blowing Rook, making prep- f} )e Sl . 88 j 0n of the Institute S pjjt assuiuler, somecontend His store house is now 00 feet long and thoroughly filled
3 " G "
7.00 orations for the unmet late an( j the opening of the [tub- j n g for more and some for
3 '' 1 year
with new goods, which he proposes to sell at PRICES
1 column 1 week
, 9.00 jerection of our telegiap i me jj e 8C [ ]00 ] 8) p ro f Alderman ] e88 education for females.
1 " 1 month
13.o0 fj-om here to that place.
^i. ...
i remarked,'That the teachers J Prof. Alderman was pies1 " 3 "
25.00
37.50 —Prof. Francum will, it is had a glowing opportunity tent, and offered a few well
that will Surprise you.
6
1 .Y par
5 0 0 0 : said, take charge of Zion-j to forget all they had learn-j timed remarks in favor of
"
Entered at the Postofficeat| v '" e Academy the first of ed." But all were required j better advantages for the Highest market price paid lor all kinds conntiy produce*
Thus closed a very
Boone. N. C., as second-class next September, We regret! to take notes, and make a ff j r is
ROOTS AM) HERBS A SPECIALTY.
mail matter.
this as we had hoped he study of them. If this was pieasant week.
lost.
I. W. THOMAS.
might be induced to stay in done, nothing will be
Write him for a list of Roots, Herbs, and prices.
LOCAL NEWS.
Most of Thursday was
Boone.
A. 24.
spent in a written examina
"BLUE MUD.
—"Blue Mud" again ap
—Ketch that hog.
pears this week, we do not tion for State Certificates.
hold ourselves responsible Some half dozen entered the Ed. Democrat.
—An occasional drummer.
for the views of our corres-lexamination, but up to the It is amusing how your
THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR.
—Jefferson
court
next P .ondents. In such cases we H of Professor Alderman's
me
Blowing Rock correspondent.
week.
V ' e " 8 ' having. it wns not known "Blue Mud," kicks against
I am pleased to announce to the public that I ha ve just received
n'mo'unf"
1 who obtained certificates, if
a large assortment ol general merchandise. I have an endless va
—Considerable frost on the
the alliance without any
—Many post masterrs neg any. The examination was spurring. Dirt daubers are riety of dress goods, 5000 yds of calico, from 0 to 7 & 8 cts. Ging
night of the 20th.
lect to notify us of subscrib
—Our Linville correspond ers who fail to take the DEM- hard, as it should have been, very fond of blue rnud for ham, 9, 10, and llcts, satine, 10 and 12, worsted, 10 to 15, black
casimere. double width. 35cts., tarracot.ta, 35:-ts., jeans, 15, 2 5,
ent is silent this week.
oCRaT out of the office caus to entitle, authorize and building purposes, and they
and 40cts. and up. My stock of ribbons is complete ill colors and
reccom.inend a lady or gentle must surely have made an
—A nice line of ladie'shats, ing us expense and trouble.
If post masters would read man to teach any where Ra attack on him for a supply prices. Ladies casimere gloves,30 and 35 cts.. paper acts, per
for cost, at W. L. Bryan's. the Postal laws they would t h ree Fear8 i n " our gre nt
quire, envelopes, the same, 8usp aiders, 10, 15, 20 & 30ets. My
of mud, and he mistook them line of notions and jewelry is fine. IIARDWAREI Farmers Friend
be better informed. If they State. . One must know
—Prof. Spainhour is off on
for the Farmeis' Alliance. plows and repairs always on tin nd. Oliver chilled points, No 20,
know thier duty in such cas
a trip to Moravian Falls.
great deal before this can oe Just hold. Mr. Blue Mud, and shovel nnd bull tongue plows. Best pitch-forks on the market.
es and fail to perform it they
legitimately done.
—Dr. lleeves and wife, will are to blame.
be sure whether it is these GI as scythes, g. ain blades and whetstones. Hoes, nails, glass
move to their new home this —Little Willie Whittington Friday a good crowd as dirt daubers that are hurt and lantern globes always on hand at lowest c ish prices. I am
week.
who has just returned from sembled in the court house ing you or the alliance before also an agent for a large wall-paper infg. Co., and promise you the
—Miss Mattie Wike opened the Oxford Orphan Asylum, at 11, a. m., and listened at you make such reckless state best paper at the lowest price. 1 am also general agent for a large
school on Clark's Creek last is one of the brightest girls tentively, interestingly and ments as, "That the alliance paint mfg. Co. I will sell my new goods at reduced rates to cash
Monday.
it has been our pleasure to profitably to a great ad has its place, but not in Wa buyers this spring and summer. You will all do well to call and
dress by Professor Alderman
examine my new goods and low prices b-fore buying. I have a
—Prof. Alderman is hold meet for some time. She is on the line of public schools tauga Co." The alliance fine lot of shoes, ladies and gents. I will want and endless amt,
ing an Institute in Jefferson unusually intelligent for a a necessity, better schools, now numbers in this Co. be of young chickens, eggs and GOOD YEULOW fresh butter at good
tween 800 and 900, among
girl of thirteen, and shows
this week.
better houses, longer terms, whom are some of the best prices. Also Roots and herbs taken in exchange for goods.
what six yefcrs training in
So everybody cotne and get bargains and be happy.
—School opened again on
this noble institution can more money, better teachers, men and women in the coun
Yours anxious to please.
last Monday with the usual
better paid teachers, and ty. Have they all turned
do.
W I L L IF. HOLSCLA IF.
attendance.
more interest in, and better fools, and become identified
—For health, peace and —Parties who have iron advantages for the education
with an organization that
happiness, come to this hea ore prospects, or other min of our girls. From statis
>>
has no place in this county'! E. H. DOUGHERTY.
erals would do well to give
J. M. DOUGHERTY.
ven blessed land of ours
tics he showed that with one The alliance now numbers
the undersigned a description
—All persons who failed to and location of the same, as exception, North Carolina nearly 100,000 in N. C..
hear Prof. Alderma's ad- he is in position to bring pays less per capita for the Have all these gone crazy?
diess cm i-st Friday missed such property to the immedi education of her children
ate attention of parties who than any State in the Union. "Blue Mud" says the Blow
a rare treat.
ing Rock alliance has got a- 7h* public
want to invest in such pro
—The Sunday School Con perty. Friends do not keep He insisted that the citizens shamed of itself, and moved to examineis respectfully invited
uiir complete line of
vention. of the M. E. Church, your property hid, but let of Watauga county should out of town. It acted up n Dry Goods. su<h as : Worst wis
convenes today with the the people know what y-.u exact a pledge of their next one of the principles of the of all kinds, and qualities, Linsevs
have.
D. B. Dougherty. representative to work for
very
church on /tanner Elk.
a 11 i a n ce i n d oi ng so, econo my. of thegoods, best quality, Fine
dress
such as: Henretta
more money for the schools.
—Thestockades around the —On last Sabba th a S. S.
It had to meet in a rented cloth, also tine silk«, which will be
j
beiiur erected.. They < hurch. Mr. Columbus Cof- He gave it as his opinion that house in the town, and by Hold at the lowest price ever
""''.V?
J -i
,
.
Alliance, as a moving out, it could get a bought at in Watauga County,
a e of very heavy lumber , bupt. and Mr. Alex Hag- the Farme
fey
t
Organized bodv in
a nd are to be ten feet high. aman As. Supt and Mr B.J. A. A .. ..
... .
home free of rent. Sensible
'("mineill T>-a<ion>•£>••
1 l f t l M l l H ' . -p,..., North < arolin. could, d thev thing. It is the hight of fol READY MADE CLOTH
—Mr. Brvan s new storehouse y .
°
u
i.,
n
> shape
..
,.
• short addresses were deliver- '
"
now in process of erection is , by Rey E p j ()nP8 and SO me legislation fol t he bet ly for any one-horse man to
io bequitea mammoth affair, | j p Spainhour, in which tering and perfecting the pub kick against a great body
ING A SPECIALTY
judging from the foundation. they argued that the lesson p, school system in our like the alliance. It would
belike a crazy man trying
papers, were only helps to
—"One drop of ink, may the proper study of the Bible State. No effort was made
to beat down a great stone We have an immense stock of Dry
make many millions think. and should be discarded by to take written notes of this
.
wall with his fist. Far-see Goods, Groceries. Notions, Confec
•
So send in your advertise- both teacher, and pupil on great speech. It would have ing men as a rule, are not tionnries, And a nice line of Hats
been a most difficult task to going to do it. Be careful Caps, Boots, Shoes, and an e
nient, and let the people recitation
have attempted it. The
know what you are doing.
normous
Hardware, con
Notice. Owing to a
Mr. Blue Mud, lest the dirt sisting of,stock of Hoes, Plane bits,
Plows,
speech was so well and thor
—Some of Watauga's bright change to take place in out
daubers gather you up alive, & etc., & etc.
est boys attended the Insti- business soon, we earnestly oughly studied and ^
, prepared, ,and work you up into a long
.
request
are
tute last week. Some of them indebtedevery-body who note so compact complete, urn que holloiv t u b e „f n thing, and All the above will bp soid cheap.
to us either by
rt nuHupr that*, nno mnsJt I
will be heard from in the fu or account to come forward and perfect that one must rill you full of spiders, worms We buy live stock, Horses, Mules,
hear it to get the true con and flies, we don't want Cattle, and Sheep. Gome and see
ture, if we mistake not.
at once and make settlement
us.
We will do you right.
ception of it—Mr. J.C. McGhee passed as we are bound to have our Prof. Alderman endeared that done, for we think you
money. All outstanding busZ. E. H Dougherty Brother,
through town this week on iness must be closed up, so himself to us all as a scholar, are a cWer man.
lus way to Johnson City, come on.—Yours Truly and a high-toned Christian
Mast, N. C
where he thinks of working May 8th 1890. Shell AMast. gentleman. Weall regretted Reports reach us that a
corps of surveyors are locat
at his trade during the sum
to see him leave. His stay a- ing a railroad line up the
TAX LISTING.
mer.
I will list the property and inong us, and work for us, Yadkin in Wilkes county.
—Prof. Jacob Wike, of Con- polls of Boone Township for will be productive of much It is also reported that the
LOOKOUT, WE HAVE STRUCK BOTTOM 1!
over, N. C., will take charge the year 1890 at the follow good.
Bristol, EMzabethton and
of Elk Knob Academy first ing times and places: John The week's work was clos North Carolina railroad
Standard Prints, 6 to 10c. Worsted 12% to 22cts.
of June. We bespeak for Elrod's, Tuesday, June loth, ed with ,a, public, debate Fri- .company have sold out to
.
..
,
All kiurls of dress goons at correspondingly low figures.
J. P. Councill'sstore, Wednes
him a good school. See his
| c o m p a n y , w h o w i l l Lawus from 6 to lOcts. Mens wool hats 25 to $1. Fur
day, June, 11, and at the dyroght, which
school notice-in this issue.
court house in Boone, Thurs ly attended, and in which a build the road up Watauga hats $1.50 upward. Hardware consisting of plows, hoes,
number of gentlemen partici River, and through this
—Rev. E. F. Jones the pas- day, June 12th.
plains, chisels, saws, hammers, hinges, Aetc. &et.c &etc.
ALX. HAGAMAN , List taker. pated. If it was not very in county instead of going up
ft tor of the Baptist Church
Cutlery of all sorts, at bottom prices. Crockery in endless
ft here, delivered one of those
structive, it was just a bit
ft excellent, well studied ser- 8®"All persons wishing- to f unn y. The subject was, Re Roan's Creek. If this be so variety, and as cheep as can be found in county.
ftmotiH on last Sabbath at 11 buy cheap goods will save solved "That males and fe we may have a boom soon.
2 ROGE R I EC
ROCERIES
ROCI
Of course the county has
fto'clock, also in the evening at money by calling on me at
Rum 'U.rif^
RIW'I?[?IF^?
ROCERIE^?
males should have equal edu our permission to build as
ROCERIE"?
"ROGER IE
ft o'clock.
the ford of Elk, Mitchell coun
cational advantages". The many railroads as they want Drugs, patent medicines of all kinds, at factory prices.
—A communication from ty. I have a large stock of
glass, China and tinware, affirmative agreed that wo any where through ourcoun- Large lot of shoes in latest styles. Boots at prime cost.
Jnville for publication is reJeved. We nave defered the which I will sell out at cost- men ought to be.as highly ed
So come ahead fellows; Always on hand, a large lot of Coffey Bro's leather at fan
matter for further consider Also a lot of patent medicines Heated as men, while the n»g-j don . t be back „. nrd , t h e peo . tory prices. Jeans and Cassimers nt factory prices. Tin
which will be sold at half ative argued that
ation perserving the com*'! u ^ pie are with you.
price I am selling 1 pair of
ware at almost nothing. We also have a large lot of
muication.
•
ought to be educate' , but
hose for 19cts worth 35cts.
ATERSON
WACTORV
DATERSON fjUCTORV
You will have no use for
—The publisher will long Glass tumblers, worth 30, not so highly as men in ev- tacles if vou use Dr. J. r spec ATERSON
* ACTOR l
ifTOR
1 atkhshk * ACTOR I
Af/rnn
ERSON
ie McI remember the basket of flow- for 16 cts. C. C. plates worth
t o r K o o i , or
andXi Yarn « d J ,™ ns »*
P l ' icea ; «°
lers so daintily and tastily ar 50 cts., for 29cts., wash- rAlI'-voTraAb/agentri
bowles and pitchers, worth man of the legal profession which acumulates on the eye balls cash. Don t be afraid to trade with us if you o^e us, for
ftranged by Miss Emma Coun- $1.25, for 63 cts. Give me a
su bd ue8 inflamation, cools and we
fell, which found their way to call and save money. Resp. who astounded hiscolleagues soothes t.ho irrif nLarl nopvoa ctrn • . . will enable you to pay uy back debts. All for sale at
' ' ®
anntLou the irritated nerves, strn
.
.
*
n Mra«-Qi
J.» *. Phillips'& Son,
IF
fis office last Tuesday. Many
A. P. Smith. by affirming that woman gthens weak and failifig strength. | oolTOm P 1 ^es.at
Sugar Groye N. C.
Sianks.
i
should be more highly educa- 25 cen1 s a box.
Ilule, N. C., May 19.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
MORAVIAN FALLS,
N. C,
JL
DOUGHERTY BROS.
G
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W. B. COUNCILL, J it.
NO! ICE.
HEWCiOOLS!
„Kas(JS. F, Lenoir. & Co'!
By virtue of a inoi\ 6
ATTORNEY AT LAV.
I). It. Donghel'ty, Editor.
Indeed there is and never, deed executed to me on the
R C. Rivers, Publisher. has been but on*Sam Jones. 31st day of Jan., 1885, by j
—DEALERS IN,—
IN.
! Jul.v4th8.91y. Booue, N. C.;
.J uly4th891y. Boone,
James C. Miller and wife Mar
However bitter, his oppo
C. NEWLAND,
nent he must admit that his
WE A BE NOW
Nerchandise, w ATTOENEYiTl , iW>
Aliss Y\ itinie Davis left Par every-dny life is above re
is Saturday for the United proach and, however objec date with said mortgage for
Lenoir N C
States, where she is soon to tionable his remarks audi #130, on which there is a ba' We have now, on hand a j une 2 y. 33 ly.
lecome a bride. Miss Davis methods, he never fails to a nee due of about #47. I will complete line of
J. C. FLETCHER,
las been in bad health for the stir a people for good and for oil Monday, the 2 day of June
FIRST ENSTALLMEN 1 0
ast year, but her ocean trip God. Lavvhiburg Exchange. ;90 it: being the first Monday GENERAL MERCHAN"
—ATTORNEY AT LAW—
m the month, proceed to sell
and her sojourn in Paris
The people of North Caro at the court house door in
SUGAR GROVE
N. C.
J
have done her a great deal of
Dj.uiji
S,rinr a nd S ;.mmerGoo- s,
lina are beginning to think Boone, the tract of land de
good.
Will practice in Watauga and
for themselves, and as a na scribed in said mortgage and
adjoining counties.
CONSISTING OF,read
Senators Vance and Ran tural consequence they meas lying on the rich mountain
and cordially invite t lie pi
more and seek a fuller
near the low gap, and adjoin
SCOTT A ERVIN,
som will be at Charlotte at ure of information. This ing the lands of W. A. & L.C.
lie generally to examine
Goods,]
the Mecklenburg Declaration. fact is evidenced not only by Miller, James Church audoth
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
same before buying,
[Notions,]
The flags w ill be sent says the increase in number of ers, and being the land the
[Groceries,]
Lenoir, N. C. have a splendid line of Dress
Senator Vance. The 20th of newspapers, but by the great said Miller purchased from
goods such as
[Shoes,]
May ought to be celebrated improvement in thosealread- Johiel Eggars, and more full
T. B. FINLEY,
y established.—Aonroe Reg y described in said mortgage
Worsteds,
[Hats,]
generally in North Carolina. ister.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
which is registered in book a [Hardware,]
Cashmei es,
It is a day of which to be
pages 458—59 and 60 in the
Wiikesboro, North Carolina.
Ginghams,
proud. Hurrah for the Meek Look at him any way we the office of the Register of
[Tinware,]
will he is a wonder. WenevLawns,
E.F. LOVILL
len burgers!
er heard anyone who was to deeds of Watauga county.
[Glassware,]
Muslins etc. etc.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
be compared with him the Terms of sale cash in hand.
[Crockery,]
April 30 1890. Hosea WineThe negro postmaster Arm same day. No newspaperBoone N. C.
LADIE'S TIATS.
[Medicines,]
strong, at Rocky Mount,got report can give any correct barger, mortgagee.
ITH NICEST LINE EVER SHOWN
July 4th, '89—1 y
into the penitentiary for idea of the man. He must
of which we are offering at
at Blowing Rock, both trim
I)R. L. C. REEVES.
De seen and heard to be ap
thievery. Reform that. A preciated. And everybody
med and utttrimmed. Shoes,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
negro woman was appointed who can hear him ought to
Hosiery, Notions, Staple and
Office at Coffey's Hotel.
in bis place. Reform again. do it. We would judge from
foney Groceries, Hardware
Boone, N. C
She was unable to give bond. reading the newspaper re
& etc. In sho.it our stock is
July 4. 89.
We also take in exchange
A negro named Lee Person ports that he is a boor—an
ignoramous-but nothing
was neA't appointed with further from the fact. He is I am now read.v to show you for goods,
W. B. COUNCILL, M. D.
is
standard
And being only 22 miles
Rlaine as his bondsman. finely educated and at times a nice selected stock ofSimpson's
Wheat,
Boone, N. C.
prints, Indigo Blue,
Corn,
More reform. Yea, very much uses the most elegant lan Blacks, Dress ginghams, Biswic
from depot, and having tele
Resident Physician. Office
Bye,
Enquirer suiting, Challies cashmeres, and
reform. Vvre do not know a- guage.—Monroe
on King Street north of Post graph communications here
Oats,
brocaded goods with the best lot
•ss.
liy Radical better adapted to
Office.
of 10 cts worsteds on the market.
Butter,
with the markets, we CAN
such work than Jingo Jeems,
June 12 88. ly.
Ladies' white drese goods, cross
Chicken
and WILL meet any prices
who is always "casting an an
Portraits of Governors.
bar Hamburg, Oriental lace, rib
W. J. HUNSUCKER & BROS. made in Watauga County.
ehor to the windward.—Mesbons, gloves, ladies' and misses'
&etc,
hoes, corsets
Thanking our friends for
An effort is being made by Damask table and corset jeans,
Brick Layers and Plasterers
cloths, lace seim
SO GIVE US A CALL.
their liberal trade, and prom
Ben Butler is employedtoar Gov. Fowle to secure the and creton goods, silk thread,
are prepared to do all work ising to do all v\e canto mer
gue an application to the Fed portraits of all Governors button hole twist. Jeans cloth
eral Court for a writ of ha who have ever held office in from 12% to 75 cts per yard, S F , LENOIR & GO., in their line on short notice. it a continuance of the same,
ALL work guaranteed and we remain very truly,
beas corpus in favor of the North Carolina, to be hung Hats and shoes
May the 15th. 1890. Prices reasonable. For pri
H. C. MARTIN & CO.
anarchists on the ground on the walls of the executive
HARDWARE.
ces etc., address us at Con- April 1st 1890.
that when theSupremeCourt
in the greatest abundance, such
over, N. C.
Nov. 7th, ly.
of Illinois affiirmed the decis office. The Governor has as hoes, plows, clevises, grass
ion of the lower court the just received a splendid oil rods, heel bolts, horse shoes and
prisoners were not present in portrait of Gov. David Stone, nails. Table cutlery, hinges, ham
J. B. HOPKINS,
J. <1. WILBAlt,
the Supreme Court. Ben says who was Governor from mers, files, rim knot ocks, butts
t?®MTIEAP°5£a
that such a proceeding was 1808 to 1810. The por and screws. Coffin goods, silvermounted handles, screws hinges
DENTIST,
DEALER IN
"not due process of law".
trait was presented by his and orna ments. A very fine lot Of
ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA.
Ben is too astute. The fee
QUEENS-WARE
Mslsndsa & Moore,
doubtless made him have d< scendent, Mr. David Stone
Offers his professional services
ENERAL MERCHANDISE
Gold band china, teas and plates,
BLOWING ROCK, N. C
such an opinion. The appeal Cowan, of Wilmington. It
to the people of Mitchell,
bowles and pitchers, glass-ware,
Watauga and adjoining coun
is only a substitute for the is hoped that other portraits
We have, and will keep on
lamps etc. GROCERIES. Extra
old writ of error, and the will be presented.
GAP CREEK, N. C.
Gov. C sugar 12 lbs for #1. Gol hand all kinds of goods that ties MSs?" No had wateial used
and all work guaranteed.
case was detrrmined by the Stone was bom in Bertie den drip syrup, rice and spices.
May 1 1 y.
our customers need, and will
judgment of the lower court,
DRY GOODS,
tur
there being no error. It is county in 1770, and grad Oils, tanner's and engine;500
pen tine. Just received
E, S. Blackburn.
NOT BE UNDERSOLD BY J. F. Morphevr.
just such fine spun theories- uated at Princeton College gallcns
Jefier-ou, N. C.
GROCERIES,
as Ren gets up in this case in 1788 with first honors. churns, stone-ware, crocks, Any regular business mer Marion, N. C.
jars jugs etc. (live
that shocks the common He studied law under that
MORPHEW & BLACKBURN
BOOTS A SHOES
sense of ordinary people. elegant lawyer Gov. Davie, me a call. Resp. D. TAYLOR. chant in the county. Our
ATTTORNEYS AT LAW.
goods are all fresh and new
The anarchists have had
AC., AC.
and are as good as can be Will practice in the courts
their day in court—let the of Halifax. He was in the
TAKE THE
of Ashe, Watauga and Mitch For Cash or Produce
legislature from 1791 to 17sentence of the law be car
bought. Give us a call, get
ried into execution.—News 94, when he succeeded Judge
prices and buy your sugar, ell counties, also in the Fed
mid"Observer.
eral courts of the Dist.. and
coffee, flour,
Ashe on the bench. In 1799
Supreme Court of the State. At Remarkably Low Prices!
bacon,lard,
GOING
he was elected a member of
General R. B. Vai.ce.
Collection of claims solicited.
syrups, molasses,
Goods First Class.
Taking everything into Congress and before his term West and Northwest.
Aprl, 10.
soda, starch,
was out, was elected to the
consideration, I think the
canvassed hams,
JEWELER.
Voting population of North Senate. In 1808 he was Emigrants going to any of the
confections etc.,'
elected Governor and served
Carolina can do no better
Beaver Dam School, Watches repaired and all
Western States or Territories
kinds of work in fhislineexe.
in the state, than to make two terms. He distinguish will save time and money going
W. R. HENDREN, PRINCIPAL.
ed himself by advocating a via. Chicago and Alton route!
cuted promptly.
Gen It. B. Vance next Gov
—o—
t is the quickest route to
Than they can be bought in
ernor. His statesmanship, bill providing for the choice
Tuition per month .75 to #2.
moral and intellecual qualifi of presidential electors by K A N S A S C I T Y , D E N V E R , the county. ESPECIALLY do Board, including room, lights INSURE AGAINST ACCIDENT
PUEBLO,
we invite the ladies to.give us
I N THE
cations, experience in law the people, but he opposed
the plan of electing them by And all points in Idaho, Wash a call and examine our full etc. #5 per month. Come U. S. MUTUAL ACCIDENT ASS0CIA
making, as well as his social
TION
ington, Oregon, Utah
line of Spring and Summer right along, or address the
status, all proclaim him a districts which was, however,
principal at Sweet Water,
a nd California.
OF NEW YORK.
adopted. In 1813 he was
Dresss goods.
very suitable person for that
4. 24. #5,000 for Death by Accident or
again elected to the Senate Finest and Best Equipped Notions, notions, to please N. C.
office.
Road in the Rest.
Loss of Limbs
Government is a systematic for a term of six years, but Only line running Solid Vesti- the most fastidious of our fair
#2,500 for LOSS of Limb'or sight,
Money to loan.
ar for permanent Total Disabil
arrangement for the exercise finding himself not in accord buled trains between" St. Louis friends during the summer.
with the General Assembly and Kansas City.
You shall be pleased"in qual Persons wishing to bor ity.
of power and authority over
ity and prices.
row money, who can secure #050 for the LOSS of one Eye.
Chair cars and Tour
moral beings, so as to secure of that State on Federal istReclining free of extra charge.
Sleepers
it by mortgage on good real "25 per week,up to 52 weeks, for
the greatest possiblegood to matters he resigned. He I will meet parti as at any rail We are Located in the estate, can be accommodated Temporary Total Disability.
Costs about 15 dollars per
alUand moral law demands died in 1818.— News and road station with through tickets
by applying to
ycr.v, payable in one sum. or in
and baggage checks.
MOORE BUILDING,
J.F. Spainhour, Boone N. C., in installments ot two dollars.
that in selecting one to exe Observer.
For full information, maps and
O11 Main Street, and are ever or A. J. Critcher, Horton N. C. Membership ibe 5 dollars, paya
cute the laws of such a sys
descriptive pamphlets of the
ready to give our customers 4. 24.
West write to or call 011
ble only onee.
tem, direct regards should be
MEMHEIISHIP. 52,541.
B. A. N EWLAND,
prompt attention. Orders
had to the qualities above
[AV-SCS paid during 1880, 384,Traveling Passenger Agt.. by mail promptly fillled. DO
mentioned.
808,00 dollars.
Mind wandering enred. Books learned
19 Patton Ave., Ashevfile, N. C
in one reading. Testimonials from all
Let all Christians, Masons,
not tail to give us a trial,
parts of the globe. Prospectus POST
Cost -s paid since'78,1.759, 507.
J. CHARLTON, G. I'. A.,
FREE, sent on application to Prof.
Temperance men and Alli
Loisette, 287 FiJfih Ave. New York.
39. Tusurnee in force, Jan. '1890,
and we are sure of your trade\
111.
CRESTON N. C.
ance men, consider the Gener
2.>4,818,750, dollars. Assett
thereafter.
: December 31, 1889, 249,730,."
al's claims to this honor on
The Celebrated Nisaen
With many thanks for past
N. C.
it will pay you to insure. .
patronage, and an earnest!
The writer takes no stock
iciiients happen only when tb
WAGONS,—
! are not expected. If there is
in the old political parties;
! appeal for a continuation of
agent for this Association invo
the same in the future, we rebut lie would cast a thousand BUGGIES, OPEN AND TOP.
t own, wi ite to the undei*sigiie>
main, Respectfully.
votes, could lie legally do so,
We want an active agent in ea
PLATFORM SPRING HACKS,
for Gen. It. B. Vance forGovMcLENDON & MOORE.
town in N. C.. and will give libe
einor. R- L. Abernaty in Pheatons, Road Carts
laveon hand vehicles of al terms. Correspondence so!
4. 24, 6 1110.
Morganton Herald.
Our own make, and more lnlited.
FIELD V It OYSTER,
F. J. McMmion and Son of the process of manufacture. All
In cases of fever and ague, the t&etc. A etc., for sale by W. D.
State Agents for North Carolina
Mouth of Wilson Va., are Manu f(),. 8a]e a fc ye
uoutu OI « , sou v a
mai ni
ices_
blood is as effectually, though not Clarke, Blowing Rock, N. C.
OXFORD, N, C.'
faetures of all kinds of woolen! ,,
,
, h,
so dangerously poisoned by the
goods, which they will send to <l,wl,ty considered
Repaireffuvium of the atmosphere as it ®iTThe above named vehic
vfMiu iinnv
exuhance for wool
^
jol)s UKMIO to oidoi <i C kofi ' suffocation, night coug1
could by the deadliest poison. les will be sold cheap for cash CHI? fl 00. 23 UN ION SQUARE,MY CAL.'M^CiSM your door in exchance for wool speciality. Respectfully,
men a fullline'of their
£5-lLL
AT v.ANTA. GA. _ fANtn,-,
They also k
and all the common affections
I)r. J. H. McLean's Chills and Fe or traded in exchange for ST.LOUIS.MO FOR".SALE BY DAILAS.TLX.
andat Southerlands,|
Thomas J. Lillar
goods on ha
t h.e throat and lungs quickly
good young horses or cattle.
ver Cure will eradicate this poi
Surviving Partner, iieveu by Dr. J. 11. McLean's"1
Ashe Co., N.
Come and examine them, Cox and Hart, Nathan Creek highest price C. They pay the
son from the system. 50 cents a
for wool.
tf.—May 3rd.
wine lung balm.
Ashe county, N. C.
hot tie.
4. 24.
The Watauga Democrat
STATE PRESS.
regeiving our
C. D. TAYLOR
Vails Grucis N c
Lowest Prices,
COMPETE
NEW GOODS!
•
Ghisago anil Alton R. R,
Cheaper
EMORY
Worth & L illard.
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VOL 2
BOONE, WATAUGA
COUNTY, N. C„
THURSDAY,
MAY, 29. 1890.
NO. 46.
Congressman Steward and Ton perant'S*
Cliat.nrcy Bcprw's Tc3sle.
DEBT.
West. but to gain a tempora- j careful examination by the
Congressman Steward, of
r.y respite, are about to exer- Pension Bureau, it would
In an address pefore the Georgia, in a recent nil dress; yq, ]i]jster draws deeper
I efse their brain and money ! seem that the House had deRailroad Branch of the in Washington, related the j than interest. It works all
from their present vantage j veloped a remarkable capacground of power, unfettered ity for business, to disooseof Young' Men's v hristian Asso- j following touching story ,i.iy an(j night, in fair vveathby scruples and bold with the so great an amount in so ciation of New York, Hon. which, he said, led him to be- er and foul. It has no sound
Chauneev M. Depew gave an j come interested in the cause in its footsteps, but travels
success of long-practiced de-; short a time,
incident from his early life!of temperance:
fast.
A place planned and developing ception. Protectionists, of i At a joint meeting of the
which carries a weighty les-1 "When a lad,living among
It gnaws at a man's sub
course, is the soul and prop : Senate and House oommitthe Georgia hills, he had a stance with invisible teeth.
AS
son. Said he;
of the republican party, and J tees on immigration, J. H.
The best thing I remember friend bright and promising-, It blinds industry with a film
the means sought to perpet Deiley made an argument m
connected with myself is that! who married a beautiful and as a fi.v is bound in a spider's
A GREAT RESORT. uate it is a federal election avorofthe bill to restrict
when I graduated from Yale, wealthy girl. He fell a victim web. Debts roll a man over
law. It is not concealed that immigration reported to the
t
to drink, and coining h me and over, binding him hand
it is a purely partisan meas committee. He is Secretary I thought I would lead a. life
Situated in the Mountains of
once in a debauch, seized a and foot, and letting him
ure, but the following by Spea >f the American Defense Asso of scholastic ease. 1 thought
I would read and write a lit little child who ran forward hang upon the fatal mesh nit
ker Reed at a recent banquet ciation which has a member
WESTERN NORTH CARO explains the matter concise ship of 100,000 wlioapprove tle, take it easy and have a to meet him and dashed it a- til the long legged interest
good time. I had a hard-head gainst the wall. Not know devours him.
ly. "The only wise course is the bill.
LINA,
to take into federal hands Representative O'Neil, of ed old father of sturdy Dutch ing what he had done, he There is but one thing oil
the federal elections. Let us Mass., introduced a bill in ancestry. He had money e- threw himself upon the bed a farm or plantation like it,
A region NOTED for health- cut loose from the state elec the House, amendatory of noug'h to take care of me, and was soon in a drunken and that is the Canada this
fulness and beauy of Scenery. tions; do our own registra the Contract Labor law, in and I knew it; and when he sleep. When told a feu hours tle, which swarms new plants
tion, our own counting, and creasing the penalty for tin discovered that I knew it later by the crazed wife an every time you break its
AN ELEVATION OF 3,800 FEET
our own certification. Then violation of the law to $500 and intended to act according mother that the child was roots; whose blossoms are
l.v, it was a cold day for me: dead, he dashed out of the prolific, and every flower the
With Cool, Invigorating: the nation will be satisfied. fine and six months impris "You will never get a dollar house and no one saw him afather of a million seeds, ev
The Southern States can by onment, in addition to the
—Climate.—
from me except through my gain. "That day," said Mr. ery leaf is an awl; every
themselves grapple with the flOCO forfeit now imposed.
Steward "I looked up to branch a spear, and every
pioblem whether a State can
The government has deci will. From this time forth
It is being laid out with taste
you have got to make your God and swore that I plant like a plattoou of bay
permanently enthrone injus ded to send back at its own
would fight the curse " He onets, and t he whole plant is
and skill, with well gra
tice. Freed from all right of expense 21 Chinamen who own way."
thought no section of the a, torment and a vegetable
ded roads and
interference from the North, were smuggled through Mex "Well, I found I had a hard
lot of it—nobody had a hard country was so much in need curse, and yetthefarnier had
within their own borders and ico. It was feared that if they
their own states rights they were sent back to Mexico er one, and the old gentle of pi ohibition as the South. better make his bed of Cana
will have the powerfor which they would be allowed to find man stood by and let me It would enable the two ra da thistles than attempt to
it out. I ces to live together in peace. beat ease upon interest.—
FOREST PARKS.
they have longed—the power their way back here again. tussle and fight
bless him to-night with all Of the ten race riots during Southern Farmer.
to work out their own pecu
A. B.
the heart and gratitude I the hollidays in Georgia,
A desirable place for fine residen liar problem themselves,
Washington, May 22.
have for that. If he had ta eight of them were directly Mis Varim C npman tobe('reainat:d,
So the G. 0. P. cares noth
ces and
ken the other course what tracable to wlnskey. He said Asheville, N. C.. May 19.—
Oil a Mountain of Fire.
ing for the negros whose
would I have done? I would if all church members of ev Mrs. VarinaS. M. Chapman
—HEA1AHFUL HOMES- wrongs have been healed so
have been up in Peekskill to ery denomination would do (formerly Miss Moore) died
loudly. They may be bullied, William B. Richardson, the
AGood opportunity for prof and cheated, and murdered, young Boston naturalist, has night nursing a stove, curs their duty in workingfor tern at her home in this city, yes
itable investments.
as it has been claimed they succeeded in reaching the top ing the men who had succeed peranee, prohibition would terday afternoon, of conges
tion of the brain, aged seven
ESPFor illustrated pamphlet have been treated heretofore of the volcano Colima, in ed in the world, and wonder sweep the land.
ty-four years. The greater
ing by what exceptional luck
at State elections; just so Mexico.
The Detroit Free Press*ays: part of her life was devoted
address
that their votes are record The feat was a daring one. they had got on ; but having
"A thoroughly pernicious to teaching, in which voca
LINY IDLE IMPROVEMENT CO.,
ed for protection, high tariff Richardson pitched his tent my way to dig alone, I got
and the republican party in at the upper line of pine trees beyond everything my fath and it'i-Am rican habit is tion she acquired a wide and
LINVILLE, MITCHELL CO.
er ever dreamed of; but it that of "tipping.' m nete it- very favorable reputation.
N. C. the federal contests. For and just below the lower 1 ne
greater security Senators of ashes and lava. The trees was done by fourteen hours, no honest labor of which any She was the principal of
5—29—6 mo.
Hoar, Sherman and others above had all been burned, or sixteen hours, or eighteen man need he ashamed when schools for young ladies in
Go 1 d sbo ro,
advocate making the tenure and it was impossible to walk hours work a day if necessary. he earns a regular and recog W i 1 m i n g't o n,
WASH1NGTON LETTER.
It was done by temperance, nized income and lives upon Charlotte and Asheville.
of election officers for life. in the deep bed of ashes.
it. Thus in his way the wait
Late in life she was married
F.-om our Regular Correspondent Others wish to charge the ju From this point Richardson by economy.
diciary with this duty; but and his Indian followers "When you make a dollar er, the porter or other per to the Rev. Robert H. Chap
For the Demociav:
so far no one has been able could hear the sound of air spend seventy five cents and son occupying a position at man, D. 1)., once a. promi
The protection ring is strug to devise any practical bill from numerous rents in the putthe othertwentyfive cents service, has as much right to nent Presbyterian clergy
gling hard for life. As long that didn't run contrary to sidaof the volcano. The In by. No man cRn standstill. his own self respect and to man, who died at an advanc
as their demands were con the constitution. This addi dians were much terrified, When God create/1 us he did that of the world as has the ed age several years ago,
fined within the limits of hu tional election will involve an and could he induced to stay a fortunate thing for us; he phy sicia n or the bank easlik r. and whose remains are buri
manity the producer cheer extra expense of ten or fifteen only by the earnest persua made us' so tiiat we must That is, lie has the right so ed here. She left directions
fully bore the burdens it im millions, but the tariff men sion of the naturalist. One either go backward or for long as he does honest work in her will that her body be
posed. Rut, like all oppres and rail-road officials will re night during the eruption ward. A man who bottoms for honest pay. The moment, cremated, and it will betak
sions, it grew more and more gard that as a small sum, they could distinctly see the a chair, gets up and goes however, that he permits en to Philadelphia after the
exacting, audacious
and well appropriated if it an deep red glow of melted lava to his meals, and then goes himself to accept gratuities funeral services at her late
as it ran down the line, a fi- back and bottoms a chair, for doing his recognized work residence tomorrow at noon,
blind, until the patient jade swers their purpose.
1 ery stream. burying itself in and then to his meals again, he becomes a mendicant and which will be performed by
tired out,7 and is now in a
In the House the tariff - de#
•state of rebellion.
bate last week was no better ashes, trees, or in beds of in the course of five years degrades both himself and his the Moderator of the asseinFor many years the farm than a squabble, the amend brooks and older beds of la will be the biggest dunce in position. Employers who ar oly and the Rev. W. S. P.
er has starved himself to fat ments being regularly voted va. One dense cloud of ash the community, and his range the wages of their men Bryan, of the Presbyterian
ten the protectionist, assur down as they were offered. In es covered the party thickly opinion will not be worth with the understanding that church here. The pall-bear
ed that there would come a the Sena te, Teller denounced and drove the birds lower knowing. He will lose his these are to be supplemented ers will be selected from the
Dis
power for work, and will not by such contributions from, a ssem bly .—Richmond
butchering time when this the A indom silver bill in vig- down
be worth three cents an the public, are parties to this patch.
outlay would return. He has erous terms, and promised
process of degradation, and
followed the ignisfatuus of that with free coinage wheat The Morganton Herald li ou r .Recorder.
The reigning beauty of
at the same time unjustly
specious argumentand allure would go up to $1.10. He says, that on the Neuse river
J. W. Davis, son of thelate
place upon the shoulders of New York society is now
ing promises that this bur didn't say that it would go near Raleigh, on Monday
Dr. Davis of Chapel Hill, and
(heir own customers the bur Miss Julia Sereiner, a niece
den would be removed. He has up to that price in Liver night Lemuel Bryan, aged aa graduate of the State Uni
dens of their own pay-rolls. of Willian Cullen Bryantbeen hovered over and fon pool, where the world's price bout 35 years, was shot from versity, is now in jail in Fort
dled by pick-pockets, who dis is made, but virtually con ambush and killed. A com Worth, Texas, under sen There is a bright future for She is six feet tall, and the
tracted him with prohibition fessed that inflation was the panion, Robert Pully, who tence of death for murder. the rail-road manager or the Prince of Wales says she is
or whiskey whilelie was being object. This bill will be vo was with liirn testified that He was a clerk in a store, hotel-keeper who will pay his the most distinguished-look
robbed. But. while the pop ted on Wednesday and will the shots seemed to have and while crazed with liquor employes a living, and abso ing American he ever met.
ulation doubled in numbers, pass the House all right. But come from the river, where slew his employer on July lutely forbid the acceptance Where are our American po
farms diminished one half in wait till it gets to the Senate. he saw a flash in the dark- 6th, 1889. He has appealer of tips. An experienced trav- ets? laments the Chicago
value. While the farmer pays Senator Allison is waiting ness. The examination be for a new trial. His widow-^estimates the porterage Herald. Tennyson, if he
double for all the necessaries for it. The West will show j fore coroner's jury indicated j ed mother is crushed by the fee necessary to the making could see her, would weave
for farm use and consump its teeth. He says that he is that Pulley was suspected. fa te which threatens her son., of a comfortable trip from another "Princess" about
this
Amazonian beauty.
tion, his own products are re profoundly convinced that The shooting was done on Her maiden name was Eliza
Kansas City to New York at And how Byron would have
posted land where Bryan had
duced in price, and his eyes, the conditions havechanged:,
beth A. Gotten.—Recorder. $5, which is $5 too much.
raved over her! "Her stat
are opening. The protection and will handle the MoKiim been forbidden to fish.
ure tall," says he, "I hate a
For sick headache, female trou
ists, too, see that their ship ley bill so that the author
bles, neuralgic pains in the head You will have no use for spec dumpy woman."
is sinking, and the instinct won't know it when heseesit.
The man who stops his pa- take Dr. .1. McLean's Little Liv
tacles if you use Dr. J. II. Mc
At an evening session of! Per because it has published er and kidney pillets 25 cents a Lean's Strengthening Eye Salve, Frequently accidents occur in
ive rats have already com
the House last Wednesday, something that offends him. vial.
menced to leave.
it removes the film and skum the household which cause burns
• l,()ri'°)v a coPY °> C ROUP suffocation, night coughs 1 which acumulates o n the eye balls cuts, sprains and bruises .for use
They had a bad fright the 1 39 nrivate nension bills were ^ HU1<
I
.
fi , i. •
the next, issue of some one to and all the com moil affections or subdues infiamation, cools and in such cases Dr. J. H. McLean s
other day when Mr. Butter- passed.
s aese claims are see how it survives, and he the throat and lungs quickly re- soothes the irritated nerves, strn Volcanic Oil Liniment has tor ma
worth deserted. They are invariably rejected for want always finds it does—Dur- lieveu by Dr. J . II. McLean's Tar gthens weak and f a i l i n g strength, nv years been the constant favor
wine lung balm.
25 ceids a box.
ite family remedy
e: fast losing in the North and of satisfactory proof, alter ham Reporter.
LIIYVILLE.
EXTENSIVE
h:
t
�The Watauga Democrat,
THE ALLIANCE.
selves so as to inform them- a long life and do much
selves on the subject of the good for grand old Wa-I
1). B. Dougherty, Editor.
It is gratifying to know tariff, there would be but few tauga. May both editor
K C. Rivers, Publisher.
o
0
that the farmers Alliance, sent to Congress to advocate and publisher have a long
ItSFMACOB. WIRE, A. B„ PRINCIPAL,-®#
Illinois, such a system of robbery, and happy life. So may it
A DEMOCRATIC family newspa in I* loi'ida and in
Opens June 9th, 1890. The course THOROUGH, with
per devoted to the interests of are keeping out of politics, Henry Clay, in his day,, was be.
IP Y. Perrv.
County, State and Nation. Pub but will vote for men who satisfied with a tariff oi 20
special advantages to those wishing to prepare for teach
lished every Thursday at Boone,
will pledge themselves to ad- per cent. The democrats If your kidneys are inactive, ing Greek, Latin, German, Higher Mathematics Natural
Watauga County, N.C.
Sciences, Penmanshiy, Short-hand etc.. and arrangements
v ocate such measures as will said it was too high; if I mis- you w ill feel and look wretched, will be made for those desiring music. ^"Tuition from 75
Thursday, May, 29 th, 1890 relieve the farmers from their take not a compromise was even in the meet cheerful society, to $2 per mo- For particulars addresss the principal at Solo, C.
meloncholv
present depressed condition, made between the whigs and sions Dr. .1.on the jolliest occa
McLean's Liver and
W. B. COUNCILL, JR.
Miss Margaret
Blaine, Indications point to the democrats for eighteen pei- Kidney Balm will set you right
ATTORNEY AT LA V.
daughter of See. Blaine and same course in other states, cent; now we have47 percent again. $1.00 per bottle.
Mr. Damrosh were married
The opportunity of the and the republicans want it
eferc'H EAP-®a
In cases
ague, the July4th891y. Boone, N. C.
May the 17th.
alliance is great if it will en- J still higher on several arti- blood is asof fever andthough not
effectually,
gineer its movements proper-J cles.
so dangerously poisoned by the W. C. NEWLAND,
The MeKinly tariff bill ly. It; is evident that the1 Let us hope that the peo- effuvimn of the atmosphere as it
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
has passed the House of Con politicians will hear and take! pie will awake out of their could by the deadliest poison.
Lenoir, N.C.
BLOWING ROCK , N.C
Dr. .J. H. McLean's Chills and Fe
gress and will now go to the heed, for they are all afraid lethargy and vote high pro- ver Cure will eradicate this poi June 27. 88 ly.
Wp have, and will keep on
Senate, where it is hoped it of the farmers, and well they tection out of the country son from the system. 50 cents a
J. C. FLETCHER,
hand all kinds of goods that
bottle.
will meet its death.
may be.
{,nd return to the system, of
our customers need, and will
—ATTORNEY AT LAW—
If the Alliance will see and | our fathers and again become
NOTICE!
SUGAR GROVE,
N. C.
"Farmei Jerre" Baxter will understand the proper thing prosperous in all pursuits of
NOT BE UNDERSOLD BY
North Carolina Watauga Co.
no doubt get the nomination to be done, and demand it of life.
AA'ill practice in Watauga and
8. L. Patterson,
Any regular business mer
adjoining counties.
by the Democrats for Gov. the politicians, the result
vs.
chant in the county. Our
L. L. Greene.
of Tenn. He will be elected, will be great and the relief
EAST Tennessee is proba
goods are all fresh and new
of an execution issu SCOTT & ERYIN,
b.v a large majority, we pie-[demanded will surely come. bly receiving- more attention edBy virtue office of the superior
and are as good as can be
from the
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
diet.
We are of the opinion how from the moneyed men than •court of caldwell "county N. c.
bought. Give us a call, get
ever, that the sub-treasury any place in the South. This directed to the Shff. ol Watauga
Lenoir, N. C.
prices and buy your sugar,
North Carolina has recent plan now introduced by Sen- section will grow up rapidly, county infavor of Plaintiff in the
coffee, flour,
above entitled case, i will on T. B. FINLEY,
ly won a suit, against the at or Yance will fail.
bacon,lard,
having so many material Monday the 7th day of July 1890
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
United States for interest on
In our humble opinion the elements to induce capital. it being the first Monday in said
syrups, molasses,
bonds. The amount is $47,- system proposed is not Its iron,timber, agricultural month at the court house door
Wilkesboro, North Carolina.
soda, starch,
in Boone sell for cash, to the
000 saved to the state.
practible, and would fail to capacity, with its fine health highest bidder, L, L. Greene's
canvassed hams,
E. F. LOYILL
bring the relief desired by its ful climate, will conspire to interest in the following decsribconfections etc.,
ATTORNEY AT T-AW,
ed lands towit, one tract near
Charlotte had a big turnout friends.
make it the finest section in the town of Boone adjoining the
Boone N. C.
of people and speeches froffi
the world. East Tennessee lands of J. F Spainhour, T. J. July 4 th, '89—1 y
F. J. McMillion and Son of the
Senators Yance and Ransom
Coffey and others, and known as
Than they can be bought in
Mouth of Wilson Va., are Manu and Western North Carolina
Gov. Fowle and others, on factures of all kinds of woolen in a few years will be densely the Gragg place. One tract ad
DR. L. C. REEVES.
the county! ESPECIALLY do
her 20th of May celebration. goods, which they will send to populated with vigorous and joining the lands of AY. L. Bry PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
we invite the ladies to give us
an and others, and the town of
Sam Jones ought to have your door in exchance for wool. pushing men; railroads will Boone also, lots No. 1, 2,3, 4 Office at Coffey's Hotel,
a call and examine our full
They also keen a fullline of their
Boone, N. C
and 5, situated in the town of
been there.
line of Spring and Summer
goods on hand at Southerlands, be built, cities will go up in noone, and known as the J. J. July 4. 89.
Ashe Co., N. C. They pay the many places, cattle upon a Horton lots, levied on by me to
Dresss goods.
The Morganton Herald highest price for wool.
thousand hills, which will satisfy a judgement of $1546,72
Notions, notions, to please
W. B. COUNCILL, M. D.
has been enlarged a column,
graze and grow fat, sheep with interest and cost, all mon
the most fastidious of our fair
Boone, N. C.
ey's arrising from said sale will
and is putting on quite a
THE TARIFF.
will dot the mountains, milk be applied to judgements and
friends during the summer.
Resident Physician. Office
business appearari e. It is a
and butter, beef and mutton mortgages according to prop on King Street north of Post You shall be pleased in qual
choice sheet, and is well edit
The fight over the MeKin will be consumed by health erty of lean against L. .L Greene. Office.
ity and prices.
ed. May it continue to pros ly tariff bill waxes hot in seekers. Farmers and me This the 26th. day of May 1890. June 12 88. ly.
J. L. Hayes, Shff.
per.
the
Congress. Mills of Texas chanics will grow rich, mines
W. J. HUNSUCKER & BROS.
and others are pouring hot will be opened; everybody
MOORE BUILDING,
Neither Democrat nor Re shot into the republicans,
will be busy; loafers will take
Brick Layers and Plasterers
On Main Street, and areever
publican from the South can clearly demonstrating that
a back position, for they
ready to give our customers
be heard by Speaker Reed to this tariff bill, instead of re
will be in the way in front.
are prepared to do all work prompt attention. Orders
-—DEALERS IN,—
get a vote on the repeal of lieving the people from their
in their line on short notice. by mail promptly fillled. I)o
Let the prosperity of these
the Internal Revenue, of great oppression, will impose
ALL work guaranteed and
sections speedily come. Let
course there is no honest in greater burdens on them.
Prices reasonable. For pri not tail to give us a trial
the Richmond & Danville Co.
tention of the majority in
ces etv., address us at Con- and ire are sure of your trade
The Democrats maintian or some other company,
AA'e have now, on hand a over, N. C.
Nov. 7th, ly. thereafter.
Congress to repeal this odi the doctrine that the tariff
build a rail road through complete line of
ous law. If the republicans laws of our country shut qnt
With many thanks for past
Sanders Gap and down the
wanted to repeal this inter importation and virtually
patronage, and an earnest
appeal for a 'continuation of
nal thing they could do it, as close foreign markets against Watauga, and then observe
how business will follow.
DENTIST, the same in the future, we re
they can do everthing else the agricultural products of
main, Respectfully,
These things will surely come
ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA.
they want to, why not this. our farmers, consequently we
to pass in a few yea is.
McLENDON & MOORE.
Offers his professional services
CONSISTING OF,
only have a home market for Watch and see, hut at the
4. 24, G mo.
to the people of Mitchell,
The Rev. H. W. Bays who
our surplus products. Our same time work for it.
Watauga and adjoining coun
has been under censure
[Dry Goods,]
ties.No bad mateial used
surplus products are more
of his church so long on ac
[Notions,]
and all work guaranteed.
than we can consume. Hence
Sweet Water*N. 0.,
—AND—
count of a charge of immor the low pri,ce of corn, wheat,
May 1 1 y.
[Groceries,]
May the 22, 1890.
al conduct, has had his final
KNOCKED OUT!
[Shoes,]
rye, buckwheat, &c. &c. This For the DEMOCRAT:
J. F. Morphew.
E. S. Blackburn.
trial before the Methodist
Marion, N. C.
Jefferson, N. C. J. P. HENSON, DARK RIDGE,
is the cause that the great Seeing nothing for some
[Hats,]
Conference at St. Louis Mo.
N. C..
state of Kansas, and other time from this office, I ha ve [Hardware,]
MORPHEW & BLACKBURN
He was completly vindicated
is just receiving a largestpek
corn and wheat producing concluded to write a, few
ATTTORNEYS AT LAW.
[Tinware,]
of the charges and restored
states, have no sale for their tews items if you will allow
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
to his church and pulpit.
AY ill practice in the courts
[Glassware,]
products, and burn their me space in your valuable
of Ashe, Wataugaand Mitch which will be sold for Cash or
Rev. Bays is an eloquent and corn for fuel.
[Crockery,]
paper.
ell counties, also in the Fed country produce at prices
gifted preacher. ,
[Medicines,]
Congressman Mills plainly
eral courts of the Dist.. and never before heard of. Give
The people of
Beaver
Supreme Court of the State. him a call,
Johnson city, according to shows that in the year 1889 Dams are wide awake in the of which we are offering at
f ollection of claims solicited. apr 2'» ly.
Gen. Wilder, will soon be a the farmers of the United line of building mills and
Aprl, 10.
, One of the
: BEST Tel 1
big city. Four rail-roads States lost the great sum of dwelling houses. Four new
i e#cope« I n l
one billion five hundred and mills have just been erected;
tbe world. Our facilities nr<r
will center there and large
uncqualed, and to introduce our
superior goods wewill sendniKE
seventy million dollars, on three of them are grist-mills
to ONE RKRSON in each locality,
furnaces will soon be built
as above. Only those who writ®
AYe also take in exchange
» to us at once ran make sure of
account of our checked im- and the other one is a circle
I the chance. All you have to do in
for making pig iron on a
I return is to show our goods to
for goods,
porta tion.
; those who call—your neighbor#
Persons wishing to bor
saw mill.
large scale.
' and those around you The be" ginning of this advertisement
row money, who can secure
These figures will give us
•hows the small end of the teleMr. A. J Tester has just
Wheat,
We naturally feel a great
Th® following eat gives the appeoranco of it reduced to
it by mortgage on good real
an idea what the present finished a large and commo
Corn,
interest in the builing upof
esta te, '-an be accommodated
protective tariff is doing for dious dwelling house; and
bye,
by applying to
Johnson City and Bristol, as
about the fiftieth part of Us bulk. It is a grand, double size tele
scope, stlargess is easy tocarry. We will also show you howyou
Oats,
make from
from the start,with
J.F. Spainhour, Boone N. C., can experience. #3 toSSlOaday at least, all express charges.
it will improve our own sec the country. No wonder the also Mr. W. S. Farthing is
out
Better write at once We pay
Butter,
farmer is getting poor and is making preparations
or A. J. Critcher, Horton N. C. Address, H.HALLETT A CO,, Box MHO, P ORTLAND, M AINEto
tion material I v.
Chicken
under mortgage. Why not have a large dwelling house
4. 24.
•onitvje spjWMdn pu*
'puvpjoj J*d *<•« ••©(> 7p nosapo
Eggs,
•sajppy
Oft# Of.# trnuj ua»®
open the markets of the erected this summer.
uwa noX 'sn
j| oj o* o» aqji ppioM noX JJ ~h® Mouq no A.
Mayor Cottrell, of notori
& etc,
'tsajdxa qw X*d » \ P!*d e.w tnqj puw
•powvja
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eqnoj t.fx.wi® jsqj—noX jnoqo asoqj puw ejoqqSioti pu® ipusMf
ous fame, is now, and has world to the farmer and the Mrs. Margret Hayes, who
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SO I YE US A CALL.
noX qjOM aqj qy ' J aj* 'qojKM ®qj n
been for days, playing hide rest of mankind ?
H®m tw 'ssfduiBg;oaiqi 3|q*ni«A p
asjqx
is near 77 years of age has
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and seek in the Ever-glades Is it possible that if the been quite ill for some days.
9UO 9JH09S
qo*9 d
CRESTON N. C.
ajHOkaa.1 UVO A*}||«90[junlw,
JO 999 90 PUB SqjOM qjIM
people of the United States There are a few cases of ty
of Florida. He certainly
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'891*0 Xuiiunq o'loo anos v
must be one of the most had an open market for the phoid fever.
'XAE.iq p.ijiivjju.tt \T9d99q9uni
May the 15th. 1890.
93®;J9,| 'pjjom 9i(i ui q.nwwi
SV*J« »fT •OO'Oft
SW'OO'Dfl f $ quo
heedless reckless creature on exchange of Comodities with
Some of the farmers have
—• - |q-D9AV Pt«f>!
IMM'SYW*!
record, judging by the many other countries that trusts begun hoeing corn, while
M3K H .1
indictments.
and combines would flourish? others are tot done plantHe is closely trailed from Would we still pay 25 cents |ing. The prospects
for a
point to point. It seems
that he has peen a terror to for coffee, and 8 or 10-cents peech and apple crop is lookI have on hand vehicles of j
, ing very bad.
the inhabitants of Cedar for sugar?
our own make, and more in
Caveats, and Trade-Mark#
all
Keys, for some time. He
We are forced to buy every
Prof. Hendren's school ent business conducted for obtained. andFEES.Pat process of manufacture. All
MODERATE
has commited a long list of thing in our home market, is progressing finely,
OUR Orricc is OPPOSITE U S .
with and we can «ecnre patent in .less PATENT OFFICE for sale at very close prices—
time than those
lawless deeds, including mur
remote from Washington.
Repair
and the home market con- Tin enrollment of about thir8cnd model, drawing or photo., with descrip quality considered.
der.
tion. We advise, if patentable or not. free of
ing and jobs made to order a
! t.y five. The country needs
trolled by sharpers. If evcharge. Oui fee not due till patent is secured.
A PAMPHLET, " H O W to
If you spit up phlegm, and are erybody who has an honest better schools and more of names of actual client!* in Obtain Patents,' with speci a 1 i ty. Rhh| icctfu1ly,
your fetate, county, or
town, sent free. Address,
Thomas J. Lillard,
troubled with a hacking cough,
intention politically would them.
use Dr. J. H. McLean's Tar Wine
Jt?a60.
'Nr„,^=Surviving Partner, CHL£S- ILL. 28.UNIONSQUARE.NX «>- » 5 C 0
^
uftNTA. GA L=>
N W
Lung Balm.
read and study for them-! May the DEMOCRAT hav<> Opp. A. S O r r iOW ashington. D. C. tf.—May 3rd.
ST,LOUIS MO. H-l-MTWri OALLAS.TEX,
P atcnt
cc,
MEAT CAMPHIGH SCHOOL-
NEW MODS!
McLean & Moore,
Cheaper
We are Located in
S. F, Lenoir, A Co,,
General
N erchandise,
GENERAL MERCHAN
DISE.
J. (J. WILBAR,
ROCK BOTTOM STRUCK
Lowest Prices,
Money to loan.
JOJ
S F. LENOIR & GO.,
Worth & Lillard,
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�The Watauga Democrat.
1). B. Dougherty, Editor.
II C. Rivers, Publisher.
A negro was hung at
ion, IS. U., Friday, for the
Un
mur
der of a woman of his own
color; he made a full confes
sion and expressed a willingnes to die.—Progressive Far
mer.
Ross and a large lortiou for
yourself, 1 am faithfully
yours,
V. -I MI'' KICK SON DAVIS.
Beau voir House, May 1890
Still Oil Hand With a
Imperfect digestion and assiitiilation produce disordered condi
tions ol the system which grow
and are confirmed by neglect. Or.
J. H. McLean's Strengthening
Cordial and Blood Purifier, by
its tonic properties, cures iudiges
The memorial volume o! tion and gives tone to the stoinaclie. .f 1 per bottle.
Henry W. Grady which con
tains his life, writings and
speeches is a book that every
one will prize who may posses
it. He is so well known that
it is useless to say more.
The book ought to be on every centre table where the
boys can read it.—Observer.
e&
A, ?. SMITH,
& Miller,
N. C.
Ui JOid
ViN
lie generally to examine tlip
We
same before buying,
have a splendid line of Dress
goods such as
Worsteds,
Cashmei es,
Ginghams,
When you come to Elk
Lawns,
Park get started off Just
Muslins etc. etc.
Right, by going straight to
MONEY-
from 12% to 75 cts perye'-j
Hats and shoes
HARDWARE.
in the greatest abundance, rue
as hoes, plows, clevises, grass
rods, heel bolts, horse shoes a m i
nails. Table cutlery, hinges,haml
mens, files, x-ini knot ocks. but* |
and screws. Coffin g o o d s , s i l v
mounted handles, screws bin ^
and ornaments. A very fine !<
QUEENS-WARE
Gold band china.teas and : P—1
bowles and pitchers, glaslain ps etc. GROCERIES. ivxtri
(1 sugar 12 lbs for $1. .roll
den drip syrup, rice and spic"«l
LADIE S HATS.
Th NICEST JLINE EVEB SHOWN
at Blowing Rock, both trim
General store and buy every med and untrimmed. Shoes,
Drugs & Medicines thing you need from them. Hosiery, Notions, Staple and Oils, tanner's and engine; t
foncy Groceries, Hardware pentine. Just received
They have got the bigest & etc. In sho.it our stock is gallons stone-ware, cr
in good' variety, Also take
churns, jars jugs etc.
stock in town, and always
all kinds of
me a call. Ilesp. '. D. TAYL»
sell a little lower
And being only 22 miles
from depot, and having tele
the lowest.
TAKE THE
graph communications here
Jones & Varices
than
COMPETE
ROOTS
AND—
HERBS,
And country produce in excliahge for goods. Gent's
furnishing goods, such as,
dross shirts, (both laundried
and unlaundried.) Collars,
Cuffs, Slips, and in fact, al
most any thing-needed in that
line.
While the country is groan
To the people of Watauga.
ing under a most oppressive, I am situated at the Ford of Elk
grinding war tariff tax, and Mitchell county, with a full line
the Radicals in the Congress of General Merchandise, such as
are concocting schemes ot Dry Goods,
Ready-Made Clothing from 8
plunder, schemes of oppress
Groceries,
to 25 dollars per suit. We
Queensware,
ion and bull-dozing, and
handle onlyfi/'st class goods,
Glassware,
schemes to make the taxes
and will guarantee prices as
Hardware,
very much higher, the labor
low as any other merchant
Candies,
world is m a state of excite
who handles the same grade
and Patent Medicines.
ment and almost convulsive.
When you are on your way to of goods.
During the first four months
of 1890, more than 300
J
strikes have occurred in the
United States, and at this Give me a call, as I am able to
hour over 66,000 working duplicate any bills sold there.
people are doing nothing. My goods are bought for CASH
This is a vast increase over and I sell for the same.
the first
four months in Hoping to satisfy you in goods Goods at almost your own
1889. Mark that. If the prices etc. I am Itespecfully,
price.
I run in connection
A, P s SMITH,, with my other business, a
McKinley tariff bill is passed,
and the pension robberies Feb. 0. Gmo.
continue, the strikes and
idlers will be multiplied. This
will occur as sure as cause
has its proper effect.—Mes
o.
senger.
I have recently refilled my
store building with a full and
Tlie Approaching Nuptials of Miss
complete line of the choicest
Winnie Davis.
JUST IN
ELK - - - -
For Cash, You Can Have
NOW COMPLETE
Ps'HBtf.
I am now ready to show you
a nice selected stock of stand
prints, Indigo Blue, f- impsBlacks, Dress ginghams'. It
W
i '
suiting. Chailies oashnieig
brocaded goods with t h
FIRST ENSTALLMENT OF of 10 cts wor.Meds on the7?
Ladies' white drew, goods,
bar Hamburg, Oriental lac,
Spring and SpmmerGcols, bons, gloves, latdit s' and n,
hoes, corsets and corset j;
Damask table cloths, lace scn.|
and creton goods, silk the
aud cordially invite the itub- button hole twist. Jeans ro
Consisting, in part, of Boots.
N01 ICE.
By virtue of a mortgage
deed executed to me on the
31st day of Jan., 1885, by
A Georgia editor recently James C. Miller and wife Mal
ute three dozen eggs on a tha Miller, to secure a note
wager. The Georgia moul executed to me bearing even
der of public opinion should date with said mortgage for
$130, on which there is a bal
not be judged too harshly. ance due of about $-17. I will
Journalism is not very re on Monday, the 2 day ot June
munerative in some sections '90 it being the first Monday
of that State, and this may in the month, proceed to sell
have been the first time this at the court house door in
Boone, the tract of land de
year that the editor afore scribed in said mortgage and
said go!: a chance at a square lying on the rich mountain
near the low gap, and adjoin
meal.—Carolinian.
ing the lands of W. A. & L.C.
Miller, James Church andoth
We have come the next ers, and being the land the
thing to having a North Car said Miller purchased from
olina Bishop. Dr. Fitzgerald Johiel Eggars, and more full
was born in this State. He y described in said mortgage
was some years ago candi which is registered in book a
date for Superintendent of pages 458—59 and 00 in the
the office of the Register of
Public Instruction in Califor deeds of Watauga county.
nia, on the Democratic tick Terms of sale cash in hand.
et, and he is one of the brain April 30 1890. Hosea Wineiest men in the whole coun barger, mortgagee.
try. As an editor he has
proved a great success. It
goes without saying that the
Successor To
Conference has chosen wise
Smith
ly.—Observer.
M afiu
WE ARE NOW
Merchandise,
Groceries,
Coffees,
Sugars,
Tea,
Rice,
Cigars,
Cigarettes, etc
G. D. tayl;
-o-
Nice line of
When you are constipated with
Shoes,
loss apdetite. headache, take one
ot I)r. .T. II. McLean's little liver Dress Goods,
Notions,
and kidney pillets. They are
pleasant to take and will cure
Hardware,
you. 25 cents a vial.
Tinware,
HALE,
V
W. L, BRYAN,
Hotel and Feed
STAB
Miss Winnie Davis is really SPRING & SUMS® which we think
They have just received an with the markets, we CAN
and WILL meet any prices
elegent line of
made in Watauga County.
Thanking our friends for
C L O T H I N G their liberal trade, and prom
ising to do all we canto mer
Embracing all the choice it a continuance of the same,
styles in makes and fabrics, we remain very truly,
whi;h will go DIRT CHEAP
II. C. MARTIN & CO.
April 1st 1890.
Come and see our fiine line of
Gents, Ladies, Misses and
Child reus fine
J. B. HOPKINS,
SHOES! SHOES11
We defy competition on
quality, prices and styles.
They have a complete line
of Henrietta cloth, cashmeres
ginghams,
prints, lawns,
muslins, laces, ribbons etc.
.W. L. Bryan,
West and Norths
Emigrants going to an.V
Western States or Te ,
Will save time anrl mow
via. Chicago and AH on
t is the quickest route U!
KANSAS C I T Y , DEN;
PUEBLO,
And all points in Dial
ington, Oregon, Ltah
and California.
Finest and Best Equippee
Road in the Il-'cwt.
Only line running Solid V
buled trains bet-weou St. L
and Kansas City.
Reclining Chair cars and T,
GAP CREEK, N. C.
ist Sleepers free of extra ch»
] will meet parties at amy
DRY GOODS,
road station with throughti
and baggage- checks.
GROCERIES,
For full information, mnpf
descriptive pamphlets of
BOOTS & SHOES West write to or call on
B. A. New I, AND
Tra veling Passenger A«
AC., &C.
19 Pattou Ave., Asheville
J. CHARLTON, G. P. A.,
Chicago, 111.
For Cash or Produce
Remarkably Low.
COUNTY.
EHOI1Y
-GOING-
Their stock of Groceries is
full to overflowing and of the
very best quality, consiting of
Flour,
Bacon,
At Remarkably Low Prices!
Lard,
The Celebrate! Nisron
Goods First < 'lass.
Coffee,
Sugar,
—WAGONS,—
Rice,
JEWELER.
BUGGIES, OPEN AND TOP
Teas,
Watches repaired and all
Cigars,
kinds of work in thislineexe. PLATFORM SPRING ILYQ
Cigaretts, cuted promptly.
Phsatons, Road Ca
Cheroots etc.
INSURE AGAINST ACCIDENTS dietc. &,ete., for sale by V,
IN THE
Clarke, Blowing Rock, N.
Groceries, Hardware, QueensU. S. MUTUAL ACCIDENT ASSOCIA 8@rThe above named vehh
ware, Glassware & etc. Cutlery,
TION
los will be sold cheap for ens
both pocket an 1 table, Scythes
OF NEW YORK.
or traded in exehsiig'
And snaths, butts and screws,
$5,000 for Death by Accident or good young hot:
cross-cut and hand sa ws, all of Loss of Limbs
Come and ex
which will be sMd
$2,500 for LOSS ofi iinb'or siglW. 4. 24.
is equal to
any in the county, and we
to be married to Alfred Wil goods ever brought to the
kinson, of Syracuse. Mrs. County. Consisting of wors guarantee our prices as low
Davis has so informed Col. teds, ginghams, cashmeres, as any in the
William H. Ross, of Macon, lawns, muslins, and, in fact,
You are cordially invited
Ga., in a letter received by any thing you wish in theliw
to examine our immense
that gentleman, which read of ladie's dress goods. I a
stock of goods, we feel sure
also to the front with a full
as follows:
we can suit you in prices,
Dear Colonel Ross: Not line of Groceries. Sugar coffee
rice, molasses flour, bacon, Also furnish transportation to
that you have probably etc. etc. HARDWARE. In this panties wanting the same with a styles etc.
heard it, but my kind regard line I am sure to please you. safe driver and with as good a BsF*Prompt attention giv
for you, causes me to an Hammers, Saws, Files, Chis turnout dS can be found in the en to all Mail Orders.
Y'ours Respc't.
nounce my daughter's en els. Horse-shoes and nails.
county.
For the next
Glass- vva re,
Queen s-wa re,
gagement to Mr. Alfred Wil
Cutlery, both table and pock
kinson, of Syracuse, N. Y.
et. 1 wish to thank my pa
think the young couple have trons for past favors, and
every chance of happiness to hope to merit the same in the
May the 1st, 18.90.
gether. My husband knew future by dealing fairly with
and liked him and appreciat them, and by selling them We will make special prices, fined that a regard which hat goods as cheaply as they cash, on all goods, Returning
can be bought on this mar
our thanks for past patronage
existed nearly four years ket.
Reap. W. B. Baird,
still con-;
could not be uprooted. Send 4. 24.
Valie Crucis, N. C. we will, as heretofore,
tinuo to furnish you good goods
your good wishes for her as
j and at as low prices as e.in be
she sails on her return
! ound.
Truly yours,
home on the 10th of May.
hoped to join her there, but
Mind wandering enred. Books learned
in one reading. Testimonials from all
parts of the globe. Prospoctus POST
find I cannot do so.
— FREE , sent on n p pilication to Prof.
li
Zl A. Loisette, 237 Fifth Ave. New York.
With kind regards to Mrs.
60 DAYS
DEALER IN
Chicago anil Alton
Jones & Vance.
ar for permanent Total Disabil
ity.
$050 for the LOSS of one Eye.
"25 per week,up to 52 weeks, for
Temporary Total Disability.
Costs about 15 dollars per
year, payable in one sum. or in
in installments ot two dollars.
Membership fee 5 dollars, paya
ble only once.
MEMBERSHIP. 52,541.
Losqps paid during 1880, 384,868,00 dollars.
Losses paid since*78,1.759,56',.
39. Insurnce in force, .1 an. 1890,
254,313,750, dollars. Asserts.
December 31, 1889, 249,736,55,
It will pay you to insure. Ac
cidents happen only when th".
are not expectec . If there is no
agent for this Association in your
town, write to the undersigned.
We want on active agent in each
town in N. C., and will give liber
al terms. Correspondence solic
ited.
FIELD & ROYSTF.fi,
State Agents for North Carolina,
OXFORD, N. C.
P
Af+y •
Nrc 3A. Yr '1
0«"WorM,Prtt.
""Tfcrwi gfrt .np
tor J'eicc Liut.
B reech 1oa d in g d oiiblo s.
$8 to $50, single breech loaj
$4 to $12, breechloadingrifh|
to $15. Double ban elMuzzh
ing shot guns85.50 to >•: j
pealing Rifies, 16 shooter.
$30;Revolvers$1 to $20
ots. for Mamoth illustrat
log-no xo. 40. * ddress CUE.J
EUN C I N WORKS, Pit.tsbui
Old people suffer much from
—'TTOO,
UNION
] disorders of the urinary organs, cHl££riLL. 23, — L f l HSQUARE,
TA.P,
ST.LOUIS.M0.
0AU.«5.T
and are always gratified at the
wonderful ffeects of Dr. J. H. Mc Cox and Hart, Nathan Cie<
Lean's Liver and kidney balm in
Ashe county, N. C.
banishing their troubles. $1 per.
I bottle.
�'
'
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
—An Ex. says: "KnowK number. So friend^ make a
One of Mr. S. L. Banllinedge is power, but it takes move at once, and send them ger's small boys is very low
K W ATAUGA D EMOCRAT.
a good deal of it to know in, and we will pro nise to w'th fey r.
copy 1 year
| .00 how to live without work.
give you as good a paper as Our friend, Mr. Corpening
1 " 0 months
50
—A full attendance of the' possib'e.
'
is not so well at this writing
J " -'5 months
Ho
-0members of Daniel Boone A Notice. Owing to a aH be was before,
ADVERTISING RATES.
,M a are glad to see in our
inch 1 week
$ . 7 5 liance s requested at next! change to take place in our
Impor-' business soon, we earnestly j town our good old friend,
fr
1 month
I. 7 5 regular meeting.
3 "
3.00 tant business to attend tn !'e(lUP8r every-bod.y who are Mr. u. i>. nougnerty, wl
to.! request every-oony wuo
Air. D. B. Dougherty, who is
0 "
5.00
j indebted to us either by note having the telegraph poles
1 year
7.00
-()
-Messrs. W. M. Fran cum, or account to come forward put to their resting place.
1
pin 1 week
9.00
j it:
nr
Jefferson Davis and Miss ** s\nna nn 1 make settlement
once and m-iL'n cotr umotif
y]r MeRae president of the
Has recently enlarged his storehouse and stock of goods.
1 month
13.50
as we are hom>(1 to bave our
1
. ; ;A
V" n
3 "
25.00 Nannie Ri vers obtained State monpv A]l outstanding bus* Linville Improvement Corn- His store house is now 30 feet long and thoroughly filled
im eis obtained fctate
6 "
37.50 certificates good tor three j
t, be cloned up, no pan.v, is stopping at the Mor
with new goods, which lie^p1'oposes to sell at PRICES
1 year
50.00 years any where in the State. ness mus
come on.—Yours Truly ris House; he is on a trade
Entered at the Postofficeat —Mr. Bryan is still receiv May 8th 1890. Shell AMast. with Faucett and Bernhardt
Boone. N. C., as second-class ing new goods and earnestly
—The climax of all surpris- for their lands, known as the
mail matter.
requests the people to exam- es was reached on Thursday Norwood
pastures.
We
ine his stock before purchas- j night, when Mr. James Win- hope the trade will be perHighest market price paid for all kinds count ry produceLOCAL NEWS.
ing elsewhere. He will sell kler returned home from fected; not that we wish to
ROOTS AND HERBS A SPECIAL! Y.
you goods cheap for cash.
Statesville. bringing with get rid of the present own—"Know Thyself."
Write him for a list of Roots, Herbs, and prices.
—For a good farm wagon him a bonny bride. Many ers, but to get the Linville
—Nights rather cool.
Company 4. 24.
here, knew
and loved the Improvement
call on IV. D. Clarke, at
7
—Street working in order. Blowing Rook. Call and ex-!accomplished Miss Minnie among our boomers.
One of Wade Hampton
we gladly
—Commissioners court next amine one of thetn at John Rennet, and
welcome her in our midst Riclvs children died last
F. Hardins, Boone N C.
j^Ionday.
as a permanent sojourner. night.
—Read Prof. IVike's school
—The work on the tele We extend to them our cott
Later news has been renotice.
graph line from Boone to gratulations, and wish them eeived from Mr. L. W. Estes' I am pleased to announce to the public that 1 have just received
—A new boarder, at Mr. M. Blowing Rock is progressing. i3ng aII(l happy lives, fraught! family. (Nettie) is up but a large assortment ol general merchandise. 1 have an endless va
riety of dress goods, 5000 yds of calico,"from (5 to 7 & 8 ets. Ging
1. Blackburns. A little boy. Most of the holes are dug with all that isgood, bright Roby and Verronia are eonham. 9. 10, and llcts, satine. 10 and 12, worsted, 10 to 15, black
and some of the posts gotten and beautiful.
fined with the same disease. easimere. double width.«35cts'., taiiacotta, 3 jets., jeans, 15, 2 5,
—The gardens are looking out.
They will HOOII leave Idaho and 40cts. and up. My stock of ribbons is complete in colors and
lourishing and well.
—It is said that Mr. Bry
and go to Oregon. The next prices. Ladies casimeTe gloves,30 and 35 ets., paper 5 -ts, par
TAX LISTING.
—L. L. Greene has been an has the finest
prospect
I will list the property and news we will hear will be that quire, envelopes, the same, Suspenders, 10, 15, 20 & HOcts. My
^appointed U. S. Commission for an abundant rye crop, of
polls of Boone Township for they are on their way to line of notions and jewelry is fine. HARDWARE! Farmers Friend
er by Judge Dick, recently. any man in the county. It is
the year 1890 at the follow Blowing Rock.
plows and repairs always on ha nd. Oliver chilled points, No 20,
—The Board of Education thought that he will raise at ing times and places: John
Mr. J. F. Coffey is erecting shovel and bull tongue plows. Rest pitch-forks on the market.
Elrod's, Tuesday, June loth,
nil be in session nest Mon- least 500 bushels.
a small barn near Miss Prud Gi as scythes, grain blades and whetstones. Hoes, nails, glass
J. P. Councill'sstore, Wednes
;>y.
and lantern globes always ovjliand at lowest cash prices. I am
—How about a Sunday day, June, 11, and at the dens.
also an agent for a large wall-paper mfg. Co., and promise yon the
Geo. E. Stone and wife,
-John Moretz, of Gap School at the Methodist court house in Boone, Thurs
church? Are we to try to day, June 12th.
John M. Bernhardt are stop best paper at the lowest price. I am also"general agent for a large
pfek, returned home last
paint mfg..Co. I will sell inyJiewjjoods at reduced ratesAo cash
from Conover College. have one with the limited ALX. HAGAMAN , List taker. ping at the Brady House.
buyers this spring and summer. You will all do well to call and
supply of scholars. Let's de
Capt, John Walker and
Taxes to levy next Monexamine my new goods and low prices b'fore buying. I have a
BLOWING ROCK NEWS.
cide by next Sunday.
wife arrived here on Satur fine lot of shoes, ladies and'gents. I will want a'rtd endless amt,
Magistrates be
on
For the Democrat:
day evening.
—The demand for horses
of young chickens, eggs and GOOD YFI.LOW fresh butter at good
[nd.
Talk about your summer
Quite a crowd of young prices. Also Roots and herbs taken in exchange for goods.
is increasing daily. Two
-The public part of Prof,
8o everybody come and get bargains and be happy.
men from Lincoln county- ing places, but if Blowing j folks from Patterson were up
Yours anxious to please.
hicum's school will close
Rock is not getting there, I on Sunday evening. Success
stayed at the Bryan P ouse
rPridav next.
W I L L IV. HOLSCLA IV.
will give you my old hat. to the DEMOCRAT.
oil Tuesday night with a nice
—Read "ad" of the Linville lot bought in Ashe county. There has been, and being- May 26,1890. BLUE MUD.
built, eighteen new houses
Improvment Co. on first
—Prof. Booth will open since last year at this place,
Clifton, NCv,
page.
J. M. DOUGHERTY.
E. H. DOUGHERTY.
school at Globe Academy if this is not growing let us
May 25th.; 1890.
—Prof. Marshall's first ses first of Aug. next. He spent
know what it takes to make For the Democrat:
sion of school, at Lenoir, some time at Wake Forest
a town grow. I know one
Thinking something from
Tosed on Friday, 23rd. inst. College and two years in the
thing my ugly self, the
—Prof. Jacob Wike is in Peabody Normal rollge at Farmers' Alliance don't help this point would, perhaps,
interest some of your read- .'Hie public is respectfully incited
fhe Co.. working up his Nashville Tenn. He is said a town or place to grow.
. ,ers, I will give you a few I to examine our completi line of
vou
f ni
Is.-hool at Elk Knob Acade to be a fine teacher.
,
. | Dry Goods, siicli as
Worsteds
We, as citizens of Blowing
items I am not a stioscn- ()y ;)|j ]cj(+<|Si fU1(| qualities, Linsevs
my.
Rodk are glad to know that
—Capt. and Mrs. E. F
ber to your valuable paper of the very best quality, Fine
—II. S. Doughton, of Alle- Lovill, leave this morning Boone will soon be connected but have the privilege of dress goods, such as: Henretta.
[ghany, passed through town for a visit to their daughter with the out-side world by a reading it. I was much cloth, also tine silks, which will I e
sold at the lowest price ever
Kliis week with another fine Mrs. Alice Brawley, of Iredell telegraph line. Things will
move from now on in the di pleased with "Blue Mud's" bought at in Watauga County.
county. May the trip be a
[drove of sheep,
rection of prosperity for old opinion on the Alliance ques
f —A Board of Commission- pleasant one, and prove a
tion in his letter of the last RE A DY M ADE1C LOT11
Watauga.
iers to elect next Mon- great benefit to the enfeebled
issue. I agree with him, for
Hon. Mack Johnson, (here
tday.
Candidates to the health of Mrs. Lovill.
to-fore) "Mack Johnson" is I do not think there is any
—Mr. W. R. Lovill, of John
ING A SPECIALTY".
iront.
acting as one of "Wanuey's" religion in trying to break
son City, is at home, on a vis
jr —Our reporter informs us
official assistant Post Mas down ns little merchants
who are trying to make an
Ah at the S. S. Convention at it. Will is one of those jolly ters here.
honest living. We are hav We have an immense stock of Dry
•banner Elk was a decided good fellows, who carries
M. D Green is putting up;!
Goods, Groceries, Notions, Conferwith him a generous supply
weather, and the tionaries. And a nice line of Hats
Success.
a black smith shop north of ing fine
of sun-shine, which he dis
farmers are making good use Caps, Boots, Shoes, and an ethe Watauga Hotel.
f Judge Bynum, Col. Folk,
penses liberally to those
of their time, working their normous stock of Hardware, cm.Letters have Keen received
Laid Hort Bower spent the
with whom he comes in con
sis! ing of, Plows, Hoes, Plane bits,
night in town last week on
here from Mr. L. W. Este*' crops.
tact.
We had the pleasure ol & etc., & etc.
their way to Jefferson court.
family, stating that his
attending the Dunkard meet
—"Man's inhumanity to daughter, Miss Nettie, is verv
^^B. Dougherty has reing yesterday at Flat Rock All the above will be soid cheap.
man, makes countless thou- low with the Idaho measles, church.
We buy livestock, Horses, Mules,
from Lenoir where
sands mourn.
This has |
news,) we hope she is
Rev. Mr. Shuler will preach Cattle, and Sheep. -Come and see
pern attending school
this! at Buckeye grove on next us.—We will do you right.
been truly exemplified in thei jmproveing
by
lumber of months.
1 ,
Sunday evning.
last few days. To make it time.
Mr. Joseph Dougherty of E- H Dougherty Brother
5ome
very
lengthy plainer, the treatment that
Mr. S. M. ( larke, of Lenoir, our village is still buying and
ln m it n i ca ti o n s (alliance) James Smith has received
Mast, N. C
was up last week, also Capt. selling minera'
re been ciowded out this over his strayed mule, is a
E. W. Faucett, and Miss An Success to the DEMOCRAT
JFeek, but will appear in the blot on the escutcheon of a
thony, of Lenoir, are stop and its readers.
Lin a East ridge.
lext issue.
civilized community.
ping at the Morris House.
NOTICE!
I — A C o . Supt. will be to —Those pleasant and affa A. W. Parks, (the favorite
(By virtue of the provisions »f
Bt next, Monday. The ble gentlemen, Mess. Don boy with the girls-,) is up put a Deed of Trust or Mortgage
ird of Education has to aldson and Beck, of Char ting in a crop at his place Deed, executed on the 11th. day
—DEALERS
I.N
of June, A. D., 1887, by Alfred I
je in that election. Candi lotte, were in town yesterday. just one mile and a half from
Greene and wife, Margret Greene
|s to the front.
They are on a tramp-trip town.
to W. H. Bower, the undersign
mountains,
Ben J. Green is putting up ed will on the 7th day of July, If you think of buying a
*Z, our correspondent, through the
hunting, fishing and sight a grist mill below the Wa 1890, at the court house door,
SEWING MACHINE.
will reply to " BLUE MUD"
in the town of Boone N. C., sell
again next week. The reply- seeing. May the remainder tauga Hotel fish pond, an at public sale for cash to satisfy ! and want to save CASH, write me
was received too late for of their trip be pleasant, and other addition to our place the terms of said Trust Deed,j for prices. I carry a full line of
may their health he greatly W' M Morris is making some the following described land ly- needles and parts ,snch as ,
this issue.
ll
tn
j mg and being in Watauga Co., Shuttles,
Bobbins, Drivers,
recuperated by their visit to ad Hmioj to bis hnildino-Q
Jditions
his buildings.
state of North Carolina, and OiiH etc., all of which can be
—Rev. David Greene was
to this, our "land of the
Everything shows some- known as follows, to-wit:
sent by mail.
in town this week. He re skies."
being the tract ol land I have a good line of tishini
thing towards the welfare
ports an old Mr Davis, bad
tlie
lfred £rpenePla.ce Tackles, Trout Flies, Hooks,
—The campaign ball will and prosperity of our little; m Meat ( amp^
,
township, adjoin- TArresetc,
Seins a specialty,
ly hurt at a saw mill on Meat,
,
,
ing the iambs of Henry Miller wi„ s(>11(, t.heni ollt bv umib
soon be in motion and now to"n'
Ca nip.
Mrs. M. J. Brady has her nnd others. The calls are set
—There was quite a large is the time for every friend of
i„ f ...
„
out in the mortgage which is
house ready tor the summer registered in Book B, pages 249
Li.c nuinniei
KNOXVILLE,
attendance at the teacher's the DEMOCRAT to make an Mouse imuj
effort to help us run our visitors, she has added ten 50 and 57 in register's office
TENN.
Institute in Jefferson last subscription to 1000. If nevv rooms to her house, this Watauga county.
-29.
week. Prof. Alderman is each of our present sutscrib- .
This the24lhday ofMay 1890.
^ 20 rooms, all nicely
1*71 orGl rmo tn our hst
W. H. Bower,
,
holding an Institute in Spar ers will add one to mil- list. ^ .
Mortgagee.!
it will far overrun that furnished.
ta this week.
It. A. SPAINIIOUR,
MORAVIAN FALLS.
N. C.
I
thatwill Surprise you.
THE ALMIGHTY
HOLLAR.
DOUGHERTY BROS.
•j S.
SEWING
S. P,
ANGEL,
P. A.WKL,
MACHINES.
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JUNE.
5. 1890.
NO. 47.
far as to praise the demo tion, have nearly reached an
Hortori, N. 0^ that we are blaming the mer give fewer merchants the ad
cracy in a cautious way for agreement upon the uifferMay 2 a tig, 1890. chants, altogether for the vantage of larger sales at*
its fidelity to fiscal reform, ence of opinion that prevails For the Democrat:
low prices of our products, small profits.
The fate of the silver bill in on the Morrill bill.'
As the Farmers' Alliance is| for often thf '- v a r e wiI,in « t o ! Of course we would not
the Senate is a matter of
The resignation of
11 "" u
ts"®
being discussed bv vour cor-! give all that they can make, presume to dictate to any
speculation, but its defeat is gen nt at—Arms
Canaday' respomlents on both sides, I out of it- But the farmers one what to do. but only
probably in my opinion.
give;, the politicians of tl^e wanUto say a little on that, are beginning to realize that suggest what we think would
' place planned and developing
Singularly enough Senator dominant, party in the Sen- subject if you will allow me they must improve their sys be best for all of us. The
Carlisle passes over to the ate food for thought as well space iii your paper, but not tern of farming, so as to low are awarethat the merchants
AS
Senate almost at the same as action as there is a lively in reply to the stuff written er the cost of production, are not all getting rich, or
moment when the tariff bill scramlileforvacancy, i nere^-p^ '-Blue Mud" in your issue and if they have to take a living so extravagantly ei
A GREAT RESORT.
does, in d his new colleagues is reason to believe that.thi^ the'19th. inst, as I con- low price, must of necessity,! ther, and we are not able to
in admiration of his great so called resignation is "''bailer his spiteful effusion 1111- buy as low as possible, or ru help them to do so.
Situated in the Mountains of services and of his pre-emi vohmtarv as the subject o) it, .ortljv of notiee by anyone;
But there are other more
in is the inevitable result.
u
nent abilities have waived has lor some time been tU (; ^)ut wpl say that I am glad
This state of affairs is not vital considerations that
WESTERN NORTH CARO- formality and placed the victim of scandalous talk in that the reality of 110 one's so apparent here as in places are driving the farmers!' and
Kentucky statesman upon a regard to alleged irregular r e li s jon is to be judged by where farming is carried on working class, to see the ne
!
LINA,
finance committee as thesuc- methods in disbursing Sen one of his sadly prejudiced largely. We do not see it cessity, of uniting to protect
cessor of his lamented prede ate funds. Then, there was a mind, and evident mental here as they do in the West, their interests. They
see
cessor. This is the second suit against Canada by Ma- capacity fund that he reminds and some places South, rich land companies in pos
A region NOTED for healthfulness and beany of Scenery. time I believe that any man bone, and others, for misap me of the little dog that where the farmer is virtually session of millions of acres
has been so honored in that propriation of money invest- p r j e( ] g,
"bite General Lee's dependent on, and at the of farming lands for specula
V ELEVATION OF 3,800 FEET
respect. It is thought that ed in private enterprises.
mercy of the merchant and tive purposes. Tliep see the*
a rray."
Mr. Carlisle will spring 'from Washington, D. C. May 26
Our merchants all seem to t tie speculators 011 his pro- products of their farms sell
With Cool, Invigorating the House to the Senate 'a
ing lower and lower every
regard this organization as duets.
—Climate.—
PARENTAL GLOOM.
full-fledged leader and so rec
But what we can make year, and the markets con
a natural eneuiy, as the par
ognized by both parties.
ticular foe to their interests, here costs every cent we can trolled by unscrupulous spec
Boys and girls are
"t is being laid out with taste
I heard quite a sharb pas
and to think its main object get for it generally speaking, ulators, at the expense of the
sage between Senators Blair spoiled by parental gloom
and skill, with well grais to break down their busi and it is our privilege to get consumer, and th 111selves.
and Hiscock while the discus Tlie father never unbends.
v
ded roads and
ness; and if there is an Alli- all the good of it we can. If They see the drift of legisla
sion of naval affairs was pro-, The* mother's rheuma tisgi ! ance meeting in town, they a man wo'-ks a day f >r one tion to be in favor of monop
gressing and both of these hurts so she does not see •• n
> EXTENSIVE
capi
o " martyred look as if dollar it is his duty 'to his olies, and combines of
usually cold-blooded inert * how little Maggie can evert'""
surrounded by enemies; and family to get all he can for tal, and that thriving and
(Y OBEST PARKS.
became somewhat excited. laugh. Childish curiosity is
they characterize as unjust, it, hut if he buys goods with probable interests that are
wet
The former as usual spoke denounced "as impertinenck. and some as "robbery," the it and has to pay twenty-five rich and powerful and pro
like a crank, and the latter The parlor is a parliament, efforts of the people to make per cent as the dealer's profit tected at clie e.vpense of the
arable place for fine residen
rather surprisingly spoke on and everything in everlast
da
terms with them, and get he nearly gives away . one masses of the people.
ces an d
the demoralizing effect that ing order. Balls ap.d tops in their merchandise as low as forth of it without equal val They see a general t e n d e n
In,
navy yard appointments had that house aye a miisari^ig
cy to accumulation of the
possible; and their unwilling ue in return.
"AL1HFUL HOMES— on both political parties.
and the pap that„
• M . I, thyNio.v h ness to pay only a fair and
If we made our money as wealth of the couutry in the
The river and harbor bill expected to reh'slT is georm^ reasonable profit on the the lawyer and doctor does, hands of the lew, and they
A Good opportunity for prof
was under consideration in try, a little ,sweetenedi®with gdods they buy.
not by the work done, but see money used to sway leg
itable investments.
the House a day or so since the chalk of . black-boards- Now, let me tell them, that- by charging big prices for islation, corrupt govern
tePFor illustrated pamphlet and Mr Henderson of Illinois For cheerful reading, the Ha- „ . .
what we get to do, 01- were ment officials, and (tarry elec
recommepd-i " ,H ' ! I ! ! < 1 '' of little im
chairman of the committee ther would
add i ess
portance to ns, as we can get realizing large profits in our tions. They send men to the
on rivers and harbors said "Young's Night Thq.ughtj';
J.WILLE IMPROVEMENT CO.,
goods 01; tlie cooperative business as the rail-road men legislative halls to take care
the appropriation was nine and Hervey's "Mediations
plan, through our business or the bankers, or manufac of their interests and see
, LINVILLE, MITCHELL Co.
teen millions dollars less Among the Tombs." At the agents as low by the single tures and others I could them corrupted by this mon
N. C. than the estimates, and stat first chance, the boy will
article, as any of them can name, it would be right, but ey power, and their influence
'• -29—6 mo.
ed that he believed that no break loose. With one grad
buy at wholesale; but are as we know how it. comes, turned against them.
money which wen^pt of the leap he will .clear the cate willing to pay a fair per cent- are we to blame for trying They see all this and think
WASHINGTON LETTER. Treasury was so much in the chism. He.-will burst away oil them if we could get them to get all the goods possible it time to lay aside prejudice
into all riotous living.
interest of the people^;and partisanship, and unite
of what we make?
that way.
cm our Regular Correspondent
Speaker Reed the chief bull He will be so glad to get out
B u t the merchant says for the good of the vast ma
The reason that we are en
dozer of the republican. : par-! <4.
gypt that lie v\ ill
jor the Democrat
deavoring to get lower goods he cannot keep up his busi jority, the love and sinew of
ty has added to his partisan jump into the Red sen. The
The burden of the statesness, and does not make the land, and demand such
laurels by consenting to the hardest colts to catch are is not enmity, nor a desire
much the'way it is. Well I measures as will benefit, and
nan's labors the past week
decapitation of two more those N tha.t have a long while to give our citizens who are
have been, silver in the Sen
think there is too many mer encourage the man who
democratic congressman Yen b^en'kicked up. Restraints merchants, for they are most
ate and tariff in the House,
chants for the general good makes his living by honest
able of Virginia, and Elliott are necessary, but there must ly gentlemen, whom we like,
^ nd I think, some photoand respect, and they have anyway; their business does latjor, th6 faniier who feeds
of 8011th Carolina, and the be some outlet.,, Too high
raphic interviews of mem
not add materially to the the world, and at the same
substitution of two colored dam will overflow all the perhaps favored us often in
bers of the popular branch
the past which we appreci wealth of the community, be time injure no other legisla
brethren one of whom, meadows.—Talmage.
yf Congress during thestrugate, although we generally cause what they make is tion occupation,
Langston is a creditable
J ie over the latter
We believe that the Far
issue
II00SIERS GET A SHAKE UP. pay them well for so doing; made off their neighbors,
f on Id prove very interesting type of liis race. This action
but the fact is, that while we without additional value re mers' Alliance is hastening
gives three colored members
'eject lessons in certain
turned. 80 if they annot the obliteration of the bit
of the House. But there is Earth Qmike Disturbance Felt at alvynys have to pay in addi
Indianapelis*
phases of legislative life at
tion to the first- cost of the all keep up and give us low ter hate, and sectionalism,
one thing that even the des
the Capitol. Some of the
goods, charges for transpor er goods, let them put their which has for twenty-five
potic intoleraiits of the
more excitable solons were
An earthquake shock was tation, insurance, intereston capital into something that years been the curse of the
-Speaker was unequal to and
as wild-eyed and violently
felt here early yesterday. capital invested,and salaries will pay them a good profit, nation. \\ e see that old sol
that is, the seating of the
as bulls angered
Fifteen occupants of a frame of salesmen to sell ns the and also benefit the country diers who wore the blue, and
turned
; 'ig of a, red rag. pestiferous demagogue Chal
building at the Vundalia goods, and then the retail at large. Lets' have a wool he who wore the gray meet
the has 1'
/
mers, of Miss. That was the
jlicans made wry.
transfer yards experienced ers profit for handling, which en factory and manufacture ing as brothers; no hate, no
for a r
ad talk much against unkindest cut of all to the an unusual shock accompa is all right and just provided our wool at home. Lets' partisanship, all actuated by
little renegade whom the re
"noxious features of the bill,
nied by shaking of the build it is reasonable. Then if we make our wagons, buggies, a love for the whole country,
COi 1 u on Id have voted ad ver- publicans named the butcher
plows and tools of all kinds, and one common interest to
of Fort Pillar, a few years a- ing and a sound like therush take some of our products
ba
had they possesed the
ing of a volume of water be to sell, we ought to have all and furniture at home, and unite for the future and for
go, but who is now supposed
" ourage of their convictions.
neath the building. The the necessary cost of prod uc- save thousands of dollars get the past.
1 Tese dissatisfied gentlemen to be, in full accord with
shock was followed by a sec tion-in the cost of labor per paid to the railroads foj- Now Mr, Editor, I have
that party.
)\v console themselves with
ond, and others until nine formed, interest 011 the mon- bringing such things to us gives some of the reasons for
There are two contests
ele. bended assurances that
distinct shocks had been felt. ey invested in the land on from the North, and keep the the farmers going into this
yet to settle and the commit
organization; not to break
I3o- Senate will amend the
A preculiar feature of the dis which the crop is made, and money with us.
tee fiavfiv recommended the
v o i so that it can scarcely be
turbance was
its
being- in farming tools, work stock, Let us have hotels built down anyone else, but simp
unseating of the two demo
j { it« arnizod
by
its best
heard by yardmen some dis and cost of keeping it, cost for all the visitors who can ly to take care of themselves.
crats. One of these unfortu
Is.
tanee away from the build of taking it to market, and J be induced to visit U.J in the I would like to See the man
nate gentlemen ys, Gen. Char
In the Senate the silver bill
ing, who also thought they then we should have a per summer and winter, and who blames them for that.
les F. Hooker, of Miss., who
has attracted much atten
could discern a sound like cent added to this, as our lea v. 1 nothing undone to at Surely no one can, except
has won much distinction
tion • Sr. a few of the republi
the rushing of water.—
profit or we are not making tract them to our coun those who have considered
during his three terms in the
him as their legitimate prey,"
can Senators notably-Stewand' Observer.
anything at all; but often we try.
to fleece as! they pleased.
art of Nevada, whose long- House.
There have been a greater Old people suffer much from do not get even cost of pro- 8uch investments would, We expect them to kick, and
silvery beard and great
disorders of the urinary organs, | duc-ing, and putting 011 the no doubt pay well, and give
number of changes in the and are always gratified at the
shall not try to prevent it.
height make a rather pictur
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t
present House by death res- ' wonderful fleets of Du-xJ. H. Me- market. 80 the reason that employment to all who
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esque personality, said Some
we are not willing to go on, would work, and a market
If your kidneys are inactive,
very plain words by way of ignation and unseating than
giving for what we buy all for the products of the farm. you will feel and look wretched,
in any Congress since the bottle.
that is asked for it, and tak
reminding the party in powCivil war, for past and pros If you spit up phlegm,; and are ing whatever is offered for If you cannot do anything even in the most cheerful society,
of its violated pledges of pective, the total reaches 23.
meloncholv 011 the jolliest occa
combine f a r m i o i n t
* t0( ' k sions. Dr. J. McLean's Liver and
monetary reform. The sil The conferees on the vexed troubled with a hacking cough. wlurt we sell, is that wesimp-j
companies, and start up Kidney Balm will set you right
use Dr. J. H. McLean'^ Tar Wine ly cannot afford to do it.
ver statesman even went so question, of pension legisla- Lung Balm.
understand
again. $1.00 per bottle.
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NOTICE!
?LErE
F. J. McMillion and Son of the
Njy CDI
locate and superintend the fall, on the knee of his right By virtue of the provisions of
| Mouth of Wilson Va., are ManuD. B. Dongbert.v, Editor.
; fai-tnres of all kinds of woolen
the encampment. A second leg.—There was preaching at a Deed of Trust or Mortgage
Deed, executed on thellth. day
It C. Ill vers, Publisher. committee was appointed on
goods, which they will send to
,o.
the Phillips school house at of June, A. P., 1887, by Alfred
your door in exchance for wool.
Davis, | Greene and vile, Margret Greene I 1 have recently refilled my They also keen a fullline of their
A DEMOCRATIC family newspa invitations and correspond 11, a. m,, by Rev.
i] l e undereign-;
per devoted to the internists of ence, consisting- of Maj. G. and at 4, p. m. bv Rev. Geo. ^ W ;, H J store building with a. full and goods on hand at Southorfands,
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County, StatQ and Nation. l*nl>- W. F. Harper, commanding, Osborn.— 1 he Antioeh Bap-1 ed will on the <th day of July, complete line of the choicest Ashe Co., X. C. They pay the
J
[S&0, at the court house door.
highest price for wool.
lished every Thursday at Boone, W. W. Scott, Jr., I). B.
tist. Church is having a new in the town of Boon • X. C , Sell
Watauga County, N.C.
nilKR
Dougherty and II. H. Far house built. It is framed,! j't'Tuklifi sale for cash to^satiejjr MIM Ksi
J. B. HOPKINS,
1 li-.' twins of said Tru t Deed, | goods ever brought to the
thing Esq.
weatheiboarded,cover, d and the following described land lyThursday, June 5tli, 1800
Note.—The committee on the floor laid. The building ing and being in Watauga Co., County. Consisting of wors
DEALER IN
encampment met after ap committee would thankfully State of North Carolina, and teds, ginghams, cashmeres,
THE county commissioners pointment and made and
known as follows, to-wit:
lawns, muslins, and, in fact,
were in session Monday and formulated some plans, which receive from the public any It being the tract ot land
any thing you wish in theline
transacted the following-bus were to be published this donations the people maybe known as the Alfred Greene place of ladie's dress goods. 1 am
in Meat Camp township, adjoin
iness: Ordered N. N. Col- week, but we failed to find willing to offer.
also to the front with a full
GAP CREEK, N. C.
The old man Joiner and ing the lands of Henry .Miller line of Groceries. Sugar coffee
vart to be paid $10.97 for them, or learn anything aand others. The calls are set
keeping prisoners. Report of bout them. So we make the his wife are both sick and out in the mortgage which is rice, molasses flour, bacon, DRY GOODS,
registered in
249
Dr. Couneill Supt. board of above report from memory have been for some time. 50 and 57 Book B, pagesoffice etc. etc. HARDWARE . In this
in register's
line I am sure to please you.
They are old, feeble, sick and
health approved and ordered only. A telegram
GROCERIES,
from poor, and are true objects of Watauga county.
Hammers, Saws, Files, Chis
This the 24th day of May 1890. els. Horse-shoes and nails.
tiled. The treasure was or Maj. Harper to me requests,
W. H. Bower,
dered to pay the Supreme to have the committee ap charity. "In as much as ye
BOOTS & SHOES
Glass-wa re,
Queens-ware,
Mortgagee.
did it to one of these ye did
Cutlery, both table and pock
Court cost in the case of pointed to meet at Blowing
it unto Me."
et. 1 wish to thank my pa
&C., &C.
State vs. Wm. Gray amount Rock at an early day. Hope
NOTICE.
trons for past favors, and
J. C. Herman is preparing
ing to $7.60. The report of that the committee will cor
By virtue of a power of hope to merit thesame in the For Cash or Produce .
the road surveyor on road, respond with each other and lumber for a new house.-Ed- sale, contained in a certain future by dealing fairly with At Remarkably Low Prices!
from Davis Gap to James agree on a meeting as soon misten Bro's and Go's steam mortgage deed executed by them, and by selling them
saw mill is now at Newton wm. n. Ham, wife ai d others goods as cheaply as they
Cables, approved. Shff. J.L. as practicable.—[EDITOR
Goods First Class.
Banner's near Dr. Glenn's. to j. A. McDowell, of Knox- can be bought on this mar
Hayes for summoning taxThey are doing good work, ville Tenn., trustee for the ket.
Resp. W. B. Baird,
listers was paid $7.20. Mr.
Freck company,
Sweet Water, N. C.
JEWELER.
with Mr. Will Parmer, one purchase money to secure the 4. 24.
Valie Crueis.N. C
on a steam
Lyons for keeping paupers
May 26th 1890.
Watches repaired and all
of the firm, acting as sawyer. saw mill, and recorded in
paid $76.
Editor Democrat;
kinds of work in thislineexe.
—Messrs. John & Dan Mast book ' b .' pages 554 and 555
Probably a few lines from
cuted promptly.
A JOINT session of the this usually quiet section have their circle saw mill now of the records of watauga
county N . c. I will sell for
TAKE THE
magistrates and county com would be of some interest to ready for work. It is loca cash at public out cry at the
ted at their father's grist court house door in thetown
missioners was held Monday. your many readers.
D. B. Dougherty was elected Some of our farmers are mill.—The sheep buyers are of Boone on Monday July the I am now ready to show yon
a nice selected stock of standard
GOING
chairman for the next year. hoeing corn while others trying, to exterminate the 7th 1890, it being the first prints, Indigo Blue, Simpson's
A tax of twenty six and one- have just finished planting. sheep kine, but the ewes are Monday, the following tract Blacks, Dress ginghams, Biswic West and Northwest.
or parcel of land. 42 acres
sixth cents was levied on all The wheat crop will be very so prolific that nearly all lying in watauga Township suiting, Challies cashmeres, and
brocaded goods with the best lot
real estate and personal short this year owing to the have couplets, and some have watauga county N. C . adjoin of 10 cts worsteds on the market. Emigrants going to any of the
property and 78% cents on freezes. Some think it will triplets and have raised them. ing the lands of R. D. H'OIIO- Ladies' white dresc goods, cross Western States or Territories
the poll for county purposes. not be more than half a crop You can see soma of them at way and others, and more bar Hamburg Oriental lace, rib will save time and money going
gloves,
via. Chicago and Alton
A special tax of 10 cents on provided that which is stand Newton Combs' and at Allen fully described in said mort bons, corsets ladies' and misses' t is the quickest route to route,
and corset jeans,
gage. The above lands are hoes,
Harman's,
all real estate and personal ing fills well.
sold to satisfy a note of $548 Damask table cloths, lace seim KANSAS CITY, DENVER,
property and 30 cents on the There has been a great I see in the DEMOCRAT an with interest and costs This and creton goods, silk thread,
PUEBLO,
button hole twist. Jeans cloth
poll was levied fo'- payment deal of sickness on Beaver article from a correspondent 5th day of June 1890.
And all points- in Idaho. Wash
12% to 75
J. F. SPAINHOUR Atty. from and shoes cts per yard,
ington, Oregon, Utah
on the new jail. The board Dams this spring; more than at Blowing Rock who signs
Hats
and California.
for MORGAGEE.
also levied a tax on taxables we have known for a number his name 'Blue mud', and al
HARDWARE.
so an article in reply to him.
Finest and Best Equipped
in schedule B. and C. An of years.
in the greatest abundance, such
Now, I do not feel willing to
Road in the West.
election of a new board of
as hoes, plows, clevises, grass
Rev. J. C. Johnson had the
endorse the spirit of crimina
Only line running Solid Vestirods, heel bolts, horse shoes and
commissioners was gone in to misfortune of having his
nails. Table cutlery, hinges ham buled trains between St. Louis
—DEALERS IN,—
and resulted in the election large barn burned on the 23 tion and recrimination, for I
mers, files, rim knot ocks, butts and Kansas City.
of the present board, J. E. of May. It is thought by take it that all che human
Reclining Chair cars and Tour
and screws. Coffin goods, silverNercliandise, mounted handles, screws hinges ist Steppers free of extra charge.
Finley, W. W. Presnell and some to have caught by family are one homogeneous General
and ornaments. A very fine lot of I will meet parties at any rail
J. H. Mast. Rev. Thomas sparks from the chimney of brotherhood, and should
road station with through tickets
work for, and try to pro We have now, on hand a
QUEENS-WARE
wa$ reelected county Supt.
and baggage checks.
his dwelling hi,use; while
Gold band china, teas and plates, For full information, maps and
mote eachothers welfare and complete line of
others rather'suspicion it as
bowles and pitchers, glass-ware, descriptive pamphlets of the
happiness. The pursuits and
"ON last Wednesday there being the work of an incendi
lamps etc. GROCERIES. Extra West write to or call on
avocations of our country
was a heavy snow-storm in ary. But either of these con men are as indispensible for GENERAL MERCHAN 6'sugar 12 lbs for $1. Gol
B. A. NEWEAND,
den drip syrup, rice and spices.
Watauga, the mountains clusions are hardly reasona the public good, as are the in
Tra veling Passenger Agt..
DISE.
Oils, tanner's a/id engine; tur 19 Patton Ave.,'Aslieviile, X. C
were white with snow." We ble as the fire originated in tricate machinery of a clock
pentine. Just received 500 J. CHARLTON, G. P. A.,
clip the above from one of one of the stalls near the cen or watch to keep good time.
gallt ns stone-ware, crocks,
CONSISTING OF,
Chicago, 111.
our valuable Exchanges. ter of the barn and it would So let statesmen make good,
churns, jars jugs etc. Give
just and equal laws; let the
me a call. Resp. J. D. TAYLOR.
We remember that day. as be very audacious for any
lawyers defend the law and [Dry Goods,]
being" one of the suniest, one to perforin such fiendish justice; let the doctors cure
[Notions,]
brightest, balmiest days of tricks in daylight. Mr John the sick; let the preachers
[Groceries,]
this spring. The sun shone son estimates his loss to be preach the gospel; let the
[Shoes,]
merchant sell his goods and
warmly and brightly. The about $500.
[Hats,]
let the farmers make bread
birds sang their sweetest
We are expecting rather a and meat for all, and my [Hardware,]
songs. The flowers of end boom along the line of court motto is, let all be equally
WE ARE
[Tinware,]
less variety and hue lifted ship now as Mr. Grayson is protected by the law. The
[Glassware,]
their sweet faces to catch the supplying the boys and girls two greet commandents are,
"Thou shalt love the Lord
=SAG0. "Z3 UNICUSQUARE,, CA
sun's warm rays. The smil with photographs.
[Crockery,]
CH!££r«LL.
- " 5
thy God, with all thy henrt,
ST.10U1S.MC.
UKi.LAS.Ti.se.
ing valleys laughed in beau Rev. J. H. Farthing made
[Medicines,]
with all thy soul and with all
FIRST ENSTALLMENT OF Cox and Hart, Nathan Creek
ty. The farmer's merry a trip to Tennessee Sunday thy mind." This is the first
of which we are offering at Spring and SummerGoois,
Ashe county, N. C.
whistle was to be heard on the 25th, and the result was, and great commandment,
the mountain sides as he Tenn.i.i now minus one of her and the second is?like untoit.
g>"ShptCu!di
;tCi
tramped through the warm fair sex Miss Caroline Dough "Thou shalt love thy neigh
aud cordially invite the pub
iL. |—fil* fur J'rice List. CteWorts i'i L;~ ^rgh.l „
soil, behind the mettlesome erty who, by the way, is a bor as thyself." And again
lic generally to examine the
we are commanded to do un
horses, preparing the soil for sister to our worthy Editor; to all men as we would have We also take in exchange same before buying. We Breech loading double shot gun
$8 to $50, single breech loaders
the abundant crop, he will hence Rev. Farthing is now all men do unto us. This is for goods,
have a splendid line of Dress $4 to$12, breechloadingl-ifies.f 3
be sure to reap. In fact, it brother-in-law to the DEMO- called the Golden rule. But
to $15-. rumble barreliiuzzlelpad
goods such as
Wheat,
alas! poor human nature,
ing shot gnns$5.50 t o $20, Re
was one of those days that CHAT.
Worsteds,
Corn,
how few, oh how few, live up
peating Rifles, 16 shooter, $10 to
make us feel as if we would
Also Mr. Roby Greene to to those great and glorious
Cash mei es,
%e,
$30; Revolvers$1 to $20. send 3
like to live always in "this Miss Dora Adams, Thursday commmandruents. IL V. W.
Oats,
Ginghams,
cts. for Mamoth illustrated cata
great wide wonderful beauti 22nd.
Chicken
logue NO.40. AddressGHFAT wEST
S. H.'
Lawns,
NOTICE.
EUN GtJN WORKS, Pittsburg, pa.
Eggs,
ful world." Yes friend the
Muslins etc. etc.
North Carolina, Watauga co.
&etc,
heaviest snow storms we have
SUGAR GROVE NEWS.
Etta Hartly
LADIE'S HATS.
vs
in the mountains in May, are
SO GIVE US A CALL. Th NICEST LINE EVER SHOWN
Wily Howell.
of-rose-leaves and dog-wood Editor Democrat:
at Blowing Rock, both trim
By virtue of an execution
blossoms.
As it is raining to-day I will Issued from the office of the
med and untrimmed. Shoes,
,
- • ••• - —
Caveats, and Trade-Marks
all T'atgive you a few items of pass Clerk of the Superior Court
Hosiery, Notions, Staple and ent business conducted for obtained, and1FEES.
MOOERAE
May the 15th. 1890.
ON Monday a number of ing events in our vicinity.
of Watauga county in favor
OUR OrF
foncy Groceries, Hardware and WT can,CC.OR^S.NTFJU,-^RU5LU LH0R5
#
the old soldiers met in the Corn planting is done, and of the plaintiff in the above
& etc. In sho.it our stock is remote from Washington. photo.,, with dcrcrtpbond model, drawing or
.
tiou
We advise, if patentable or not fret o'
court house for the purpose wheat is sorry. Pasture's and entitled action for the sum
rhar'ae Om fee not due till patent is rcenred.
Tiie Celebrated Nissen
ATA'MPHLCT -How to Obtain Patents."y itfc
of appointing committees of meadows are fine, no peach of $20 00 with costs, I will
acmal clients in your Stale, count}-, or
sell to the highest bidder, at
town, sent free. Address,
WAGONS,
arrangement for the encamp es but apples are plenty. A the court house door, on the
And being only 22 miles
ment at the reunion at Blow quantity of buck-wheat is be 7th day of July 1890, it be
from depot, and having tele O.A-SNOW&CO
BUGGIES, OPEN AND TOP,
O N D C.
OP*. P A T E N T O F F I C E . W A S H I N G T•O N .. D .. C
ing Rock the first Thursday ing sown, which is a good ing Ibe first Monday in said
graph communications here
PLATFORM SPRING HACKS,
_ One of tfie I
in Aug.
" QJBST Tel L _ idea as the wheat crop is month, Wily W. Iiowel's in
with the markets, we CAN
~™ encope* i n Our facilities are
terest in a certain tract or
the world.
'Commodore' Clark,
of short.—Mr. Noah Mast has
Pheatons, Road Carts, and WILL meet any prices
unequalrd, and to introduce our
auponor gor-ds we will sendFtlKK
parcel
to ONE PERSON in each locality,
Blowing Rock, was made his large barn nearly com y Forkof land, lying on Brush
aa above. Only those who write
creek in this county, tbetc. &etc., for sale by W. 1). made in Watauga County.
to us at once can make sure of
chairman and J. W. Hols- pleted.—Allen Harman was adjoining the lands of J. P
t h e c h a n c e All you h a v e t o d oI n
return is to show our (foods to
Clarke, Blowing Rock, N. C. Thanking our friends for
those who call—your neighbors
claw secretary. On motion fortunate enough to-day to Couneill, A. L. Wagoner and
and those around you The betheir liberal trade, and prom
rfnninjr of this advertisement
fiSTThe altove named vehic
IHSM —
shows tho small end of the telea committee consisting of catch a carp out of Cove others, containing 50 acres les will be sold cheap tor cash ising to do all we canto mer
Tbe following cut gives the appearance of it reduced^
J. C, McGliee, R. H. Far Creek that weighed 4-% lbs.— more or less. Levied on by or traded in exchange for it a continuance of the same,
thing, Jas. H. Taylor, W. W. Mr. Jo. Ward recently cut me on the 27t,h day of May good young horses or cattle. we remain very trulv,
.bom th. am.thp.rt ont.b«tk^.
1890, to satisfy said execu
Presnell, J. B. Clark, I. N. his right foot very badly. He tion. This May the 27, 1890. Come and examine them.
H. C. MARTIN & CO.
Corpening, B. J. Green and bad just gotten over the
April 1st 1890.
J. L. HAYES SHFF. 1 4. 24.
C. D. TAYLOR
Valle Crucis N c
Ghicago and Alton R, R.
S.F. Lenoir. & Co,,
SEW GOOES!
REGEiViNG OUR
Lowest Prices,
S. F. LENOIR & GO.,
COMPETE
na*.«B Of
FREE
�F
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
urday and Sunday, was
THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. ! ' AR S E LY attended. The Pre
Brevard, N. (J.
May 2oth 1890.
MEAT CAMP HIGH SCHOOL
jading elder Mr. Hix was; You say in last week's is-1
_tlJO ^sent.nnddehveredoneobeue "Our Unville mrres- I will write a few lines for
R V-ilAPOB. W I R E , A. B.. PIG N I L PA
:ir> those fine sermons, tor which pondent is silent tliis week." your valuable paper if you
: he is so famous.
Opens .!une 9th. 1890. The course THOHOl GH, with
Remember some aehaseaid, > will allow me space. I have
M)
ADVERTISING RATES.
been rending your paper for special advantages to liaise wishing to prepare for teachch 1week
$ .75 —Noah Brookshirehas been Silence is golden.
mg Greek, Latin, German, Higher Mathematics, Natural
1month
1 he truth is, not much be- some time, and my family Sciences, Penmanshiv Short-hau ! etc.. and arrangements
1.75 to Egypt (Globe) to buy
8 "
8 .00 corn. It cost him 80 cents yond daily doings of a mo- and I, enjoy it very much. ; will b e m a d e f o r t h o s e d e s i r i n g m u s i c .
T u i t i o n fi•om-. t if
G "
5.00
7 00 l)er bushel, but that is 8omo .no,1')fonous kind have charYour county was my na- r °
pernio- For particulars adilresss the principal at Solo. X. <\
' 1 year
uluinn 1 week
9.00 better than paying $1 for it acterized our little town du- tive home, the place of my
W. B. COUNCILL, JR.
1 ing the two past weeks.
If
1 month
13,50 in Vatauga.
j birth, and it seems almost
(l
3
25.00
ATTORNEY AT LA .V.
A photographer has set like getting a letter from
6 " ..
—The board of education set his tent among us
37.50
©arCilFAF*®!
and home to get the DEMOCRAT, j J u ly4tli891y. Boone, N. C.
1 year....
50.00 was in session last Monday,
invites the people to "come I have a father, two broth
ntered at the Postofficeat but transacted no business into his parlor."
ers and one son, in your \Y. C. NEWLAND,
one. N. C., as second-class of importance, except to can
Mr. Franklin, of Aaron, is j county. I a in a citizen of
..
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
eel about $1200 school claims ' avinga dwelling house
iil matter.
BLOWING ROCK, N. Or.
Lenoir, X.C.
H '•">— e- North Carolina, and am trufor the treasurer.
•June 27. 88 lv.
reeted on the corner of First ly proud of it.
\Y« have, and will keep on
LOCAL NEWS.
—B. J. Councill started to and Iredell streets. It is to be I have had a hard time
hand all kinds of goods that
J. 0. FLETCHER,
taylorsville on Tuesday mor a story and a half, 16 x 40 since the war. I went through
our cuutomers need, and will
—ATTORNEY AT LAW—
Get up that little town ning with four head of nice in size.
the war, and got wounded in
NOT BE UNDERSOLD BY
X. C.
buggy horses that he intends rpu-A Company isspending a | the hip, and lost one of my SUGAR GROVE,
The
Will practice hyWatauga and Any regular business mer
jr-Oome to Boone for a de- to ship from that point to lot of money in improve- legs. 1 have had a large fam
adjoining counties.
Btful summer.
chant in the county. Our
parties in the South.
ments.
il.v to care for, but I am
goods are all fresh and now
jf-There have been some —Rufus Presnell, the Rich Mr. Parker's livery stable proud to say that I have SCOTT A FR Y IN,
and ate as good as can be
is approaching completion. made enough to live on com
resiling showers this week Mountain bachelor, gave us
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
bought. Give us a call, got
The painters are now paint fortably. I am now com
—County commissioners a call this week. He brought ing it.
pletely broken down, and not
Lenoir, X. C. prices and buy your sugar,
re re-elected on last Mon- to town with him a pars Your Mr. Farthing has able to work any a tall.
coffee, flour,
nip that was 27 inches in
T. B. FINLEY,
bacon, lard,
length and large in propor been sent by the Company Times are about as usual
gyrtips, molasses,
ATTORXEY-AT-I.AW,
to your county, to buy hor- here; money scarce and proKMr. D. D. Dougherty has tion.
soda, starch,
Wilkcsboro, North Carolina.
ses to put on the stage line visions plentiful.
Birned home from Wake
canvassed hams,
EST Notice. Owing to a from here to Cranberry, J. F. & J. S. Hayes went
E.F. LOY1LL
change to take place in our
pt.
confections etc.,
ATTORNEY AT T.AW,
—"A good name is rather business soon, we earnestly which will go and come each fishing to-day and brought
day except Sundays.
home some fine ones, avera
be chosen, than great request every-body who are
Boone N. C.
J. S. W. ging 9% inches.
indebted to us either by note
July 4th, S9—1 y
ties."
Than they can be bought in
or account to come forward
People are done planting
DR. L. C. REEVES.
Boone is free of loafers, at once and make settlement
the county. E SPECIALLY d o
OBITUARY.
their unusually large corn
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
y wont grow in moun- as we are bound to have our
we invite the ladies to give us
crops, and are now having
money. All outstanding bus
Office at Coffey's Hotel,
a call and examine our full
n soil.
iness must be closed up, so Mrs. Isabel Castle, gently fine weather for hoeing.
Boone, N. C
line of Spring and Summer
THOS.' HAYES.
fell asleep in Jesus Apr. 23rd
~H. L. Huggins and fami- come on. —Yours Truly
July 4. 89.
Dresss goods.
will move to Cranberry in May 8th 1890. Shell &Mast. 1890, aged 64 years 2
Notions, notions, to please
PROGRAMME
near future.
W B. COUNCILL, M. I).
—The enumerators, or cen months and 14 days, after a
the most fastidious of our fair
protracted and patient suf Of the fifth Sunday meeting
Boone, N. C.
Some of our young people sus takers, for this county, so
friends during the summer.
fering of La Grippe.
of the Three Fork Baptist Resident Physician. Office
attend commencement far as we can recall, are L. L.
She was the daughter of Association, to be held with on King Street north of Post You shall be pleased in qual
Greene, Boone Township, J.
aremont College.
ity and prices.
Mount Calvery church, on
P. Frye, Blowing Rock, J. T. Stephen and Polly Osborn, Banner Elk, on Friday be Office.
June 12 88. ly.
Mr. Pat Hodges of Pop.
and born Feb. 9th 1826. Yt
We are Located in the
Hampton. Blue Ridge, Mr.
fore the fifth Sunday in June,
rove has been quite sick
the age12 years she identified
W. J. HUNSUCKER & BROS.
Greer, Elk, W. H. McGuire.
1890.
MOORE BUILDING,
improving slowly.
herself with the M. E. Church The introductory sermon
Bald Mountain, Jont Miller,
Brick l ayers and Plasterers
On Main Street, and are ever
lessrs. J. W. Farthing Meat Camp, Thos. Bingham, and remained a consistent will be preached on Friday,
member within her pales to ot 11, a. in., by Rev. I. \V.
ready to give our customers
F. Hardin have gone Cove Greek, Anderson Cable,
the end of her days, and died Thomas. Organization at are prepared to do all work prompt attention. Orders
erson this week to buy Beaver Dams. Tine Reese,
in their line on short notice.
in hope of eternal life, in the I o'clock, p. in.
First question.—What xare | ALL work guaranteed and by mail promptly Allied. Do
es.
Laurel Creek and Wm. Vun, , x
.
triumph of the faith "Once the best methods to protect: p,.j ces reasonable. For pri- not tail to give us a trial,
Commissioners Court on canon, Shawneehaw.
delivered to the Saints.
our churches from unworthy |
etc., address us at Con- and ire are sure of your trade
st Monday. Many of our —Since "Blue Mud" first
membership? John Norris over, N. C.
Nov. 7th, ly. thereafter.
On the 8th day of Api.
•ellent citizens were here wrote his epistle to the DEM 1847, she was joined in holy to open discussion, and fol
With many thanks for past,
lowed byJ.J.L. Sherwood
that day.
OCRAT , we have had a great wedlock, with Capt. John
patronage, and an earnest
and Abram Rot en.
«*»
. II
j
appeal for a continuation of
Thanks to a number of number of replies from vari Castle, from which alliance 2. How to develop our
DENTIST,' the same in the future, we re
itizens for new subscri- ous parts of the county. All she became the mother of 12 vounsc members into work
main. Respectful!v,
these communications children 4 of whom proceed for Christ? John F. McBride ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA.
accompanied by the of
McLENDON & MOORE.
could not be published and ed her to the "Faraway to open discussion, and fol Ofics his professional services 4. 24, 6 mo.
n last Monday.
lowed by J. F. Davis.
to the people of Mitchell,
do justice to others matters. home of the sou!,' the othei
3 Are our churches suffi Watauga and adjoining coun
L. C. Reeves and laOur correspondents arc kind 8 are left to mourn her loss ciently strict in their discip ties.&&~No bad mateial used
off on a visit to AUe^ ly requested to continue to with their bereaved and sor line? If not, whose fault is and all workguaranteed
Mav 1 1 v.
'county, aud will not give lis the news of their lo rowing father; but they need it? Jacob Younce to open
discussion, and foUowed by
—AND—
under a week,
E. S. Blaekbnrn.
calities. Our intention is to not sorrow as those who I. W. Thomas and David J. F. Morphew
Jeffer-on, JL C.
Marion, N. C.
KNOCKED OUT!
tie Ettie Dougherty do justice to all our friends have no hope, as their loss is Greene.
.
MORPHE W & BLACKBURN J. P. HENSON, DARK RIDGE,
Open question box.
favor us with their cor her eternal gain. For only
ming little Miss of fifI s it right for churches
N. C.,
ATTTORNEYS AT LAW.
pis at home on a visit to respondence. Hope all will a short time before the soul
to allow their mumbumtoOT
Will practice in the courts is just receiving a largestock
yther D. B. Dougherty. continue to write and help took its flight, she shouted to the poor-house . A. J. MO
the praises of her Redemet,
of Ashe, Watauga, and Mitch
J.J. T. Reece and F
G ENEUAL M E RCH AN DISE
jhe wheat crop of < alcl- to make the D EMOCRAT more and requested all to meethei Ginnts,
ell counties, also in the Fedwhich will be sold for Cash or
we are informed, has and more interesting.
in the beautiful regions of V Should a church grant a L pal courts of the Dist, and country produce at prices
iallv improved, and is
bliss. She had 34 grand lptter of dismission to a mem Supve me Court of the ^State. never before heard of. Give
TAX LISTING.
her if he asks for it because Collectjon of claims solicited. him a call,
t will make fully half
children. She has passed over
.'^ffiMidcd 9 Discussion o| Aprl, 10I will list the property and
apr29 ly.
the river and into therest that
?I F Spainhourand
nolls of Boone Township for
L. L.Greene has gone fhe year 1890 at the follow- r( , main8 tor the peop e of FXwYbv I" H. Farthing
« V* A places:
Money to loan.
k Park to meet his ing times and TAI FL CP John God. How blessed now., for » dD ' aI Y r o re"all,andlet
A, P. SMITH,
Fiend's Tuesday, June 19th, ••blessed are the dead who C ° m e °fuinteresting meet- Persons wishing to bor
t er Miss Bina, who has
fY "n""V8St;a-,OVednee die in the Lord, that the, us hav
Successor To
row money, who can secure
Attending school in d a y , June, 11, and at the 1,, t from their labors 111
PS
\y. PRESNELL, InOM. it bv mortgage on good real
Smith & Miller,
court house in Boone, rhurs "Id their works do follow
Term.
•state, f, an be accommodated
\J W. FARTHING, C
HALE,
N, C.
by apply}"? t o u
, ang ements are now da y J e
p.'S. FARTHING,
>oone N. C.,
F Hpainhour, B
on A nx H A«A«N, List taker.
To the people of Watauga.
HortonN.C.
or A- J Critcher, II
to make new walks
or
street
her husbiand losta
^
T am situated at the Ford of Elk
kide of main
IN MEM0KIU .M.
NOTICE
of 4Mitchell county, with a full line
wile her ™/d$th(.|Chiirch
/^««.cill'B to the
p.. Counci
Died on the 30th day ot
of General Merchandise, such as
fr°devc>tecf member. Pet
Peace
Dry Goods,
C. M.
jisp" <">P ens a Kudttfe^^heruieu-y
Groceries,
to Margaret
^ re gisORESTON N. C.
U his own and
Queenswafe,
NOTICE.
watauga countv
nl0I . tga -!
Glassware.
'house, in Lenoir
All persons wishmg t^io^ teredin book
^ , i 2 5 the
Hardware,
Pke
We wish him suc- ^S'kSew Wm- The fa- ply foiH:onfeder^ep^ e . rap .
fWiP^'towtWyo^i
all
have our are requested ^
Candies,
i-v /
beforJ the
with interest oM
their and niptlier ,
great
".Al.r
and Patent Medicines.
plications ° »• n p x t ,and off:
() *53 44, wit"
sympathies, in then
TO .SECM E
When vou are on vour way
i re will be much joy in
Ill the
1st Monday
ofex- coi
cost.
^ ^GY'diiv the r -- a t 9 ; 8 0 . l m i n , w
iext week. Borne six
iUSl¥&$aj
KLK
young people who
nd I imve or^iand vehicles of
nb
Keen'off at school wiH
e 1 "'"on-n make, and more in Give me a call, as 1 am able to
them Has gone to
snell ()1
of manufacture. All duplicate any bills sold 1 lieie.
\y e welcome
saints to ow
My goods are bought for CASH
nyl year
(j months
3 months
Mclendon & Moore,
Cheaper
1Q0K BOTTOM STRUCK
who
Co
V
Worth & LiUard,
PARK.
and 1 sell for the same.
Hoping to satisfy you in goods
prices etc. I am Respeefully,
I L Councill hasjust Sands, N. C. June
' f r o i n Alexander
Id
where he has been
ilatiou p i ' " i n wnirii
n g for plumbago
fair prospects
ineral within 8 miles
May
ts
•svilleQuaterly meeting at
riVtotipl on fast par
s.
s sstw
'-""I-a v,a
A. P. SMITH.
1 Feb. G. Gino.
�(lie
of
The Watauga Democrat, ; KeysinhabitantsMayorCedarjI
are with
Cot-
W. L.BRYAN,
in Liuiuniij
1>. B. Dougherty, Editor.
| troll, and that from their
own confession. "Lieut. Car- Still On Hand With a
I, den and sixteen seamen, who
Willie Warren, of Salis
. . ..
,
-obury, « utndent of lit. Pleas-,
'T' 1 *, 1 " ^vampafo,Nice line of
ant College,coinmitedsiiiei.lr Ma l' {lt ' ottrell, ore uwtin*
by toking laudanum. He |g™»t hawtob;*^ as the p*owas not as bright as the boys ! pie, strangely enough, a re
around him and brooded opposing them."
-0
I have written this to vin
over it, and morover, the
dicate a brave, gallant and
Has recently enlarged his store house and stock of goods.
Watchman says, had suffer
His store house is now GO feet long and thorough!v filled
ed disappointment from ill- persecuted maul Very resp. I Consisting in part, of Boots.
SOUTHERN LADY.
with new goods, which he proposes to sell at PRICES
pi a ced
a ff ecti o n s.—Lan dShoes,
Salisbury, May 23.
tnark.
Dress Goods,
¥ *
Notions,
Frequently accidents occur in
that will Surprise you.
It is said that Grover the household which cause burns
Hardware,
Cleveland is the first lawyer cuts, sprains and bruises , for use
Tinware,
ever sworn in to practice in in such cases Dr. J. H. McLean's
Highest market price paid for all kinds 06untiy produceGroceries,
Volca nic
the Supreme Court of the ny years Oil Liniment has for ma
been the constant favor
Coffees,
IIOOIS AND HERBS A SPECIAL J Y.
United States by his own itc family remedy
Suga rs,
Write him for a list of Roots, Herbs,, and prices.
appointed Chief Justice.
It
Tea,
4. 24.
may also be said that Gro You will have no use for spec
When you come to Elk
Rice,
ver Cleveland is the only tacles if you use Dr. J. H. Mc
Park get started off Just
Lean's Strengthening Bye Salve,
Cigars,
man who ever went out it removes the film and skum
Cigarettes, etc. Right, by goin straight to
from the White House to / which a cumulates on theeye balls
THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR.
follow his former calling to I subdues inhumation, cools and
soothes the
Jones & Vances
make an honest living, as gthens weakirritated nerves, strn
and failing .strength.
I am pleased to announce to the public that I have just received
ing- no pension.—Press and 25 cents a box.
Drugs & Medicines
a large assortment oigeneral merchandise, t have an endless va
General store and buy every
Carolinian.
riety of dress goods? 5006 yds of. calico, frou/ 0 to 7 & 8 cts. Ging
thing you need from thern. ham. 9, 10, and llcts, satine. itLand 12, worsted, 10 to 15, black
GENEIUL GRANT.
A Beautiful legend.
m good variety. Also take
easimere, double width. 35cts., tarraeotta, 85cts., jeans, 15, 2 5,
They have got the bigest arid 40cts. and up. My stock of ribbons is Complete in colors and
all kinds of
We never admired Gen.
After Stonewall Jackson's
stock in town, and always prices. Ladies easimere gloves,30 and 35 cts., paper Sets, per
Grant
very much.
We
death, at Cliancellorsville, a
sell a little lower than quire, envelopes, the same, Suspenders, 10/15, 20 & 30cts. My
story became current in the thought him a man of low
line of notiots and jewelry is fine. HARDWARE! Fanners Friend
the lowest.
Confederate army which the morals, low standards, and
plows and repairs always on hand. Oil very-hilled points, No 20,
-AND—
soldiers loved to repeat over fond of evil associates. We
shovel and bull tongue plows. Rest pitplf-forks on the market.
their bivouac fires—that, on believed him to be very-much
They have just received an Gias scythes, grain blades and whetstones. Hoes, nails glass
account of his extreme piety, overrated as a soldier, and
and hJutern globes always on hand at lowest cash prices. I am
elegent line of
when their famous chieftain but for his vast numbers
also an agent for a large wall-paper mfg. Co., and promise you the
best paper at the lowest price. I am also'general agent for a arse
fell,.a detachment of angels would have been overthrown
C L O T H I N G paint mfg. Co. I will sell lhy^new goods at reduced rates to cash
left the heavenly gates to just as his predecessors In And country produce in exbuyers this spring and summer. You will all do w ell to call and
visit the battle field and es command had been. If Lee ehahge for goods. Gent's
examine my new goods and low prices before buying. I have a
had been at the head of a
cort the hero's sonl into Par
furnishing goods, such as, Embracing all the choice
adise. The celestial squad Southern array of the num dress shirts, (both laundried styles in makes and fabrics, fine lot of shoes, ladies and gents. I will wafft and endless amt,
ron searched the closestrewn bers of Grant and Grant had and unlaundried.) Collars, whLh will go DIRT CHEAP of young chickens, eggs and GOOD YE CLOW fresh butter at goo I
prices. Also Roots and herbs taken in exchange for goods.
plain, but without effect. He had only an army of the size Cuffs, Slips, and in fact, al
So everybody come and get bargains and be happy.
whom they sought could not of Lee's there would have most any thing-needed in that Come and see our fiine line of
lour&filexious to please.
be found, and they returned been but one battle. New line.
Gents, Ladies, Misses and
W I L E W . H O L S C L A it.
Philadelphia
and
mournfully to heaven to re York,
Cliildrens fine
would have
port their want of success. Washington
been in Lee's possession in
But lo! on arriving they
SHOES! SHOES!!
R H. DOUGHERTY.
J. M. DOUGHERTY.
X
found the spirit of the im ten days. But we refer to
mortal warrior there alread- this to say, that in spite of
We defy competition on
y. Stonewall Jackson had Grant's defects we are will
quality, prices and styles.
'made a flank march and got ing to see his memory honor
Ready-Made Clothing from 8
to heaven before them.
ed. The Senate has appro to 25 dollars per suit. We
7he public is respectfully invited
priated |30D,000 to erect a handle only first class goods, They have a complete line to examine our complete line of
How to Kill Caterpillars,
monument ot him. This is and will guarantee prices as of 1 lenrietta cloth, cashmeres Dry Goods, such as : Worsteds
necessary if he is to have low as any other merchant ginghams, prints, lawns, of all kinds, and qualities, Linsevs
of the very best quality, Fine
one. The Southern soldiers who handles the same grade muslins, laces, ribbons etc.
For the DEMOCRAT:
dress goods, such as: Heriretta
ex per1- will pay a part of this sum of goods.
Having tried the
c-loth, also fine silks, which will be
Their stock of Groceries is sold at the lowest price ever
ment, I would like to ad vise in their taxes, and they will
full to overflowing and ofthe bought at in Watauga County.
the readers of your paper not regret it. The South
very best quality, consitingof
how to do the same, and rid must bill its own monuments
Flour,
their pear trees of cater pit and it will not Le narrow
HEADY MADE CLOTH
Bacon,
and mean when the North
tars.
Lard,
I know it is getting late, ern captain is to be honored.
ING A SPECIALTY,
Coffee,
but one can destroy a great Grant was not a great soldier
Sugar.
many of them yet, and be but he had the honor of Goods at almost your own
Rice,
*
fighting Lee for a year.
ready for next year.
price.
I run in connection
We have an immense stock of Dry
Teas,
Take kerosene oil and op- — 11 ilmington Messenger.
with my other business, a
Goods, Groceries, Notions, Confer
Cigars,
ply it to the caterpillar in
tionaries, And a nice line of Hats
Cigarette, Caps, Boots, Shoes, and an e
their webbs, or any way you In cases of fever and ague, the
blood is as effectually, though not
normous stock of Hardware, cob
Cheroots ele.
can. Where the oil touches so dangerously poisoned by the
sisling of, Plows, Hoes, Plane bits,
one he never moves any effuvium of the atmosphere as it
"& etc., & etc.
Groceries, Hardware, queensmore, for it kills him in could by the deadliest poison.
Dr. J. H. MelLin's Chills and Fe
ware, Glassware & etc. Cutlery, All the above will be sold cheap.
stantly.
ver Cure will eradicate this poi
both pocket and table, Scythes We buy live stock, Horses, Mules,
The oil can be applied best son from the system. 50 cents a
And snaths, butts and screws, Cattle, and Sheep. Gome and see
bottle.
by means of a small squirt
We will do you right.
cross-cut and hand saws, all of us.
gun, which you cau mak at
NOTICE!
which will be sOd
no expense. 'Uuele F?uller, North Carolina Watauga Co. which we think is equal to
E. H Dougherty Brother,
any in the county, and we
S. L. Patterson,
The Matter of the Mayor cf Cedar Keys
vs.
guarantee our prices as low
Mast, N. (j
L. L. Greene.
Florida.
Remarkably Low.
as any in the
It C. Rivers, Publisher.
R. A. SPAINIIOUR,
MORAVIAN FALLS.
General
iercaaacuse,
N. C,
/•
MONEY-
LOOTS
HERBS,
JUST IN
DOUGHERTY BROS.
For Gash, You Can Have
Hotel
and Peed
STABLE
Cor. Landmark.
Tire Southern press, I am
sorry to say* has been repre
senting Mayor Cottrell, of,
Cedar Keys, Fla., as a despe
rado, a terrorizer, a coward
ly threa tener of women, etc.,
without taking into consid
eration that everything from
a Northern source about the
South ought to be very care
fully sifted before publishing.
1 have just "received reliable
information from the Keys,
representing Mayor C's. atti
tude towards Pinkerton in a
very different light from
what the papers would have
us believe. Moreover, that
the articles about him are
written by Pinkerton and
are scattered throuhout the
United States. In addition
to this, the sympathies of
By virtue of an execution issu
ed from the office of the superior
court of caldwell county N. c.
directed to the 81iff. of Watauga
county infavor of Plaintiff in the
above entitled case, i will on
Monday the 7th day of July 1890
it being the first Monday in said
month at the court house door
in Boone sell for cash, to the
highest bidder, L, L. Greene's
interest in the following decsribed lands towit, one tract near
the town of Boone adjoining the
lands*of J. F Spainhour, T. J.
Coffey and others, and known as
the Gragg place-. One tract ad
joining the lands of W. L. Bry
an and others, and the town of
Boone also, lots No. 1. 2,3, 4
and 5, situated in the town of
Boone, and known as the J. J.
Horton lots, levied on by me to
satisfy a judgement of f1546,72
with interest and cost, all mon
ey's arrising from said sale will
be applied to judgements and
mortgages according to prop
erty of lean against L. . L Greene.
This the 26th. day of May 1^90.
J. l ' Hayes, Shif.
COUNTY.
Also furnish transportation to
parities wanting the same with a
safe driver and with as good a
turnout us can be found in the
county.
For the next
60
DYS
You are cordially invited
tx> examine our immense
.stock of goods, we feel sure
—DEALERS
wo can suit you in prices,
styles etc.
BSTTrompt attention giv If you think of buying a
en to all Mail Orders.
SEWING - MACHINE.
Yours Respc't.
and want to save CASH, write me
S.
SEWING
JoiD3 Vance.
May the 1st, 18.90.
We will make special prices, for
cash, on all goods. Returning
our thanks for past patronage
we will, as heretofore, st ill con-1
tinue to furnish you good goods
and at as low prices as c m be
ound.
Truly yours,
W. L. Bryan.
P. ANGEL,
MACHINES'.
for prices. I carry a. full line of
needles and parts,such as .
Shuttles, Bobbins, Drivers,
Oiis etc., all of which can be
sent by mail.
I have a good line of fishing
7ackles, Trout Flies, Hooks,
Lines etc,
Seins a specialty,
will send them out by mail.
S. P.
5—29.
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IN
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BOONE, WATAUGA COUNTY, N. C., THURSDAY,
JUNE. 12. 1890.
NO. 48.
"If this country will buy The Rev. Tlios. Dixon Says Col. Shep- of all these things this little
FROM RALElfiH TO 30ONE.
ron company are booming
ard is a Tin Soldier, in League
nothing abroad it will sell
tin soldier wakes up sudden
with the Devil.
Greensboro, and threaten
nothing abroad. What then
ly and wearies the ears of hea For the Democrat.
the building of great furis to become of the many mill The Lev. Thos. Dixon Jr. ven and earth with his little From Raleigh +o Bonne naces and factories. Land
ions of bushels of wheat, corn, spoke yesterday morning to tin horn. [Applause.]
tne best part of X. L. is pass- has gone up to enormous
oats and other farm prod the members of the Twenty- Keep such paf»ers from your ed over. The country chan-] f^Ureg. The remains of Rev.
ges from the comparatively |j E Malm mTivefl t]mt
] rIace planned and developing ucts which now go to other third Street Baptist church homes as you would a pest.
countries? What is to be on "The Sectional News-pa If you want vicious literature, le\ el o! the central counties ' mvht.on the way to Winston
IE.
come of the magnificent for per," which he denounced as use the bold vulgarity of to the craggy peaks oi the.from St. Louis. Mr. Mann
eign trade in beef and live cat a national curse and a dis Swift or the naked realism of i>iiie Ridge, the products | was {1.delegate to the Mefhotie which is growing up? Ev grace t-j Christianity. It has Zola. It will be less danger taiv from the fleecy cotton ^jst Conference at St. Louis
A GREAT RESORT.
idently these articles will be no mission to perform", he ous than the hatred and big to the hardy corn and rye; where he took sick and died.
shut out from the markets said, "because the causes otry and malice and false while the climate grows cool Loving hands laid flowers on
tax uatedin the Mountains of
now open to them if foreign which separated this country hood of such a shoet wrap er and more pleasant till the the coffin of one they at one
life giving mountain breezes time loved as a pastor,
ers are to be denied the right into sections ha vedisappear- ped up in a Scripture text.
JSTERN NORTH CARO- to sell their products in the ed. Talk about the Confed- Men of the North, and men are met. The country a- Great crmv.Js of Military
Raleigh
produces companies passed through en
United States. Even now, erateflag! Why, I was born of the South, we are breth round
LIN A,
refi
those markets are greatly in the South, and lived there ren. Let us hear today the scarcely anything but cotton route for the unveiling of the
restricted by the hostility a- twenty-three years, and I voice of the heroic dead. and the mases of the people, Lee monument at Richmond.
th y are everywhere, Salisbury, StatesviJle and
w, region NOTED for liealtli- roused by the existing high never saw a Confederate flag. They all speak foi peace and liive
tariff. To make that high Speaking of the recent flag harmony. The brave and where they depend on one Hickory were heard at inter
da 'llness and beauy of Scenery.
tariff higher would be a source editorials in Col. Shepherd's true never fight after the bat crop, are poor. A change is vals and at the latter place
V.N ELEVATION OF 3,800 FEET of infinite loss to the farmers, news-paper the preacher said: tie is closed. The time has taking place for the better,
at 4 o'clock I rolled off the
ret
burdened as they now are The Mail and Es.piess so come for us to take each oth- more corn, wheat, oats and train, half asleep, and was
FT \Vith Cool, Invigorating
with over-production."
distorts and falsifies the facts m' by the hand and crush clover are being raised every soon fast asleep, at a board
—Climate.—
When McKinley and his as to make it appear that the these influences that seek to year and a few farmers are ing house.
to
crowd of incapables under only flag to be seen was the perpetuate strife for an igno raising stock.
After
breakfast,
next
111 t is being laid out with taste
take to satisfy the farmers Eonfederate flag. This was ble, base purpose. God help Durham a. short run from morning, I went out to take
by empty performancs they done with the deliberate pur us that we may have, in Raleigh is in the "Golden in the city. The Piedmont
and skill, with well gra
will find that no longer will pose of deception, it deals in deed and in truth, one glori Belt" where the finest yellow wagon works was my first
The
ded roads and
their deceiving dodges have vituperation, abuse, epithets. ous, united nation.—New leaf grows. Durham is a. to place to visit, and-it well
tar
bacco town the Black well
their appointed effects. All The words traitor, rebel and York Sun.
paid me for the walk of a
EXTENSIVE
smoking tobacco factory is
along the farmers have been such, are ever ready for use;
mile and a half. They were
ily
Moretz' Mills, N. C., the largest of the kind in the making from 8 to 12 wagons
beguiled by promises and to they are ridden to death.
tii. FOREST PARKS.
June 4th, 1890. world, its products are per day while capacity is 20.
their ruin. Now they de Such, is the resort of small
smoked the world over, and
mand something more sub nature. Think of Abraham Editor Democrat:
After returning, I soon met
\vii; desirable place for fine residen- stantial. The present tariff Lincoln, whose life meant
We are having fine show their trade mark the "Dur up with my former teacher
**^
ces an d
is oppressive, is unequal, is "charity to all and malice to ers with plenty of sun-shine, ham Bull" is painted on the and that perfect gentleman,
u n j u st, is u nc< msti tu ti o n a1, is ward none." Think of him, and the prospects for boun pyramids in Egypt. The Prof. W. F. Marshall, of Le
1EAL7H FUL HOMESlnr v
unwise. It builds up great plu and then think of this foul ti tiful crops are very encoura Duke cigarette factory is as noir. The lay over at Hick
tocrats, creates devouring rade of abuse. Think of Gen. ging indeed. I reckon the well known as Black well's.
lood opportunity forprof- monopolists, but robs the Grant; hear the message he "good times" we heard so Where is the boy who has ory is usually very dull, but
the Prof, put quite another
itable investments.
poor and wrongs the farmers sends from Mount Gregor. "I much about a year or two not smoked one of Duke's meanii g to it for me. We vis
lUi<i' For illustrated pamphlet of the whole land who are the have witnessed since my sick ago are really about to set in cigarettes? There are scores
ited ihe Opera House, the
to Je
true basis of all sound pros- ness just what I have wished any way. I can't see why of other factories which Press and Carolinian office,
iiors
address
peri ty. Pu tting certain fa rin to see ever since the war—har- times shouldn't get better have made a few rich, while the Hickory Inn and numer
~ HWILLE IMPROVEMENT Co.,
products into the tariff sched monv and good feelings be now, since the Blair bill has the greater part are poor, ous other places. The peo
3a
LINVILLE, MITCHELL CO.
ule will bring no j'elief. It is tween the sections." Shall been passed and the Internal they count 5 millionairs and ple of Watauga gave Hickory
e:
N. C. a delusion and a snare, and vandals destroy this harmo Revenue law repealed, just as many hundred very poor a good start and she has
o
the framers of the bill under ny and good feeling? The exactly as our lriends, the neople. For the last three never stopped. You all re
5—29—6 mo.
stand that perfectly. The St. man who would sepk to des republicans, promised should years the tobacco crop has member when you used to
been very light, and it being
Paul Globe—a neither leading troy it, in the face of this mes be done.
011 r
i SNARE EOR THE FARMFRS.
haul produce to Hickory
bers,
north western paper, has the sage of peace and of fraterni By the way, where is "Alex the only cop the people are Station, but unless you have
( ash t aingtoii Messenger.
right view of the matter, ty that comes to us from the ander Bill"? Has he pulled in a had condition. I talked been there in the last five
_QjJ all crass ignorance, itap when it says:
lips of the great christian, is the hole.in after him ? Hope with several men from the years you know nothing of
8 *° 118 that the ignorthe
dv are
"As has been abundantly unwofth.y of the inheritance he will send us a message neigborhood and find
the city of Hickory.
giianv (4 McKinley and other demonstrated, farm prod of such a man, and for such soon, if he is afraid to come farmers are depending on the At 1:39 we boarded the
return ^liCMT18 in both Houses ucts need no protection ex a reviler to dare to pay trib out, and let us know if hides alliance to relieve them and narrow gauge for Lenoir an
ie Congress is the greatute to the grave of Grant is are back on the free list; and are trying to share some of
-L These would-b e-t a r i ff cept to be allowed to seek an the height of sacrilege.
if he thinks we will have to the profits on the tobacco. other town Watauga is help
unrestricted market. For
ing to get a start. It is not3 0,11 liders do not understand
eign agricultural products do Such a paper assumes a pi pay any higher for our tin They have a warehouse for dead by any means at this
*Pei e primary principle of poli- not compete with ours only ous whine, nauseating in the cups, wash-pans and such the sale of leaf tobacco and
time. Mr. Barnheart showed
:al economv and are not in in foreign markets.. There extreme and poses as a rep re like than formerly. I have cut down the expenses of
me through the new furniture
—r e horn-books of tariff ma- fore, all that American farm sentative of Christianity. It hea I'd that all such things as sale one half. They also
factory which is first class in
well, ig. They are trying to ac- ers ask, is to be allowed to could not live without the as these that we farmers have have a store and the conseevery respect and will soon
inate nplish an impossibilty, to get into the foreign markets sumption ofsome moral force; to have would sell for double quences a i e a. grea t nu m ber of
be at work. A nice feature
tliour tliis: to have heavy ex- on an equality with the agri it would not be tolerated, what they do now, and that fine stores are for rent, a fac
is that home capital owns
n croj tations of American pro- culturists of other countries. and so it steals the livery of diamonds and such things as tory is also talked of. This
the factory. I spent the
ts without also heavy im- This can not be done as they heaven. In the name of God that would sell aheap cheap is at least one good result of
night very pleasantly with
to Ertations of foreign prod- are hampered with tariff re and the truth, of honesty and er after a little when times the alliance.
Prof. Marshall and lady,and
of integrity, I, for one, repu get better. Mighty queer "Hillshoro"! shouted the
daugT8- They are essaying in strictions at home."
next morning "hit the grit"
heeiST b* extreme folly and blmd- Lift your restrictions upon diate this so-called newspa things happen these days a- porter, stepping on the plat for home, but soon met up
form. A fellow passenger
Bristo* to compass that which trade and open the world to per as in any sense represen nyhow.
with a wagon and rode to
as unattainable as to the American farmers, and tative of Christianity. The I have just hea rd that there pomled to where the smoke
_____ A y
Blowing Rock. Then by the
: are the circle or create per- you will move on the line of God who presides oyer the was a powerful EFFORT at was curling through the
walking express I soon arriv
rnade t
pines one mile and a half arelief and genuine help. It is editorial office of the Mail and Boone the other day to
ed at home, and was able to
each s lal motion,
these ignorant tinkers all nonsense to say that you Express and such papers is change the County Commis way, and in a reverent tone
from L studied L J great tariff
said "Historic Hillsboro." say as that genius, who nev
pro tect American f a r m i ng not my God. I do not know sioners. Did you see any
er had a home, "Be it ever
post off ^
herto made in the when you put up your high Hirn, I never knew Him. I do thing of it? A prominent re This old town was once the
—"Our PiH . i;ress, or had Chinese Wall and shut out not want to know Him. A- publican told some one that capital of the State and so humble there's no place
like home."
D. I). I).
grocery ston- .
xtreme rapid the products of the world. lie bout as near as I can make it looked very strange to there the great discussion
in his ow
wffrks on polit- taliatory laws are adopted it, his God is the devil, whom him to see a Lieut. Governor took place in 1788 on the
"I'm the Czar of Russia,
this w | economy, thev would not and then American farm pro I fight and fear, with this ex taking the census about adoption of the U. S. consti an autocrat over the destinies
cess.
been betrayed into the ducts are subjected to the ception, that the devil is Boone. Our enumerator is a tution Judge Iredell, Col. of one hundred million peo
1h< 'idity of which they are same unfriendly treatment a- shrewder and more artistic in 'trader' and chews a plug ev Davie and Archibald Mac- ple, and yetlcan't do it; it is
ery day. "C temporal Omo laine were earnest advocates impossible," and the Emper
Boone Jy. How can you make broad. At this very hour our his methods. [Applause.]
of the immediate adoption or's face sank wearily into
JOHN.
or ei<G argain unless two be a- farmers in all the states are Hear this quondam editor res!
or bow can you conwhile Willie Jones caried the bis hands.it, your Highness,
have 1
What is
reaping a Harvest of disap shriek for an army of a mill The Philadelphia Press
returi; ^ trade without two being pointment and poverty in the ion men to march on Rich high tariff boomer says that convention against it. and that can possibly be beyond
home, "ty to it? If you refuse to unwise and restrictive laws of mond! For what? To rob j "free sugar will give a great j the constitution was not your accomplishment?
r all foreign products Radicalism. They are enrich the dying of the memory of | stimulus to the manufactu adopted till the next year 1 can't even put on as
\
se fell how you can sell ing a million engaged in man the dead. Such men are nei rers of jams, jellies, preserves at Fayette ville. So much many airs as the humblest
111T". r products obroad?Since
'Historic Hillsboro" drum-major in my domin
ufacturing, but by oppress ther brute nor human ; they etc. in this country. This is for
ions.
(ounty worj(j wag ma(je there
ing and robbing fifty-five are ghouls. Twenty-five doubtless so, but it is remar which is now only known by
prosper
I i P IVHIIl 4• was commerce with on- millions of people who are years have rolled away- since kable how long it took the its bright page in N. C. his Coughs and colds come unin
I '
> side to it. The Chica- not interested one penny in those awful days of the war. keen eyed Press to make the tory.
vited, but. you can quickly getforthisn ,
, ... , ews commenting upon
Peace and prosperity onward dicovery. If free sugar is so "Greensboro the booming" rid of these* with a few doses of
( ills' complete extinguish such operations. This is sui flo w o ver mo u n ta i n a n d pi a i n good, how is it about free is the next place of impor-i nr. J. H. Menean's Tar wine LANG*
cidal and immoral.
tance. The N. C. Steel & I- Bali*.
and sea. And now in the midst i wool ?— Wilmington Star.
— The i McKinley says this:
Heiison'
LLWILLE.
i
I™™
�IF.. J. Mr'M ihicm and Sou ;etf tlie
TheCe'ehrrtetl Nissm
(OIBELEAIET.
Sffieutk <et'Wltefflii Ta.; ,are .MaauLied last Friday., .at her ifa itawefiiolf all Ikmtte off woolen
WA00N8.
.
fftar iSlieSftawovaBstit.
11. Ji. JWougiUorfcy, Editor,.
honae <©n Bearver Bri.rms, Mas. gofiidu, -Nvhifiii they .will trend to
fccaofEs. CfHsar x5®TCMP„
K !C. cKrverw,!Ptd*IWlrer.
Omnstf ickm faiW»i«i uwatite; Man!samelt mvm ,fca .hra 77th yoai'idtfiffia-iki ;esrhanrte for wodl.
a
illbev ;«ii!eo) lfc««n .a hlHRue <txf tilieiir
fhiATtrofRM Sf'iasvO HI MJKS,
toff (dear Aimenioi, Soxr TBuauny
A Du/ttORttATrae. tftiariily newspa yteaine, wate itlbe mmwHiliinag ©i year.*wad -was teiiied -aittlowie •gwods (cm Jbaindbat ^outhetaiwds,
ilOredk dhmatdh ®nn ^finnday.. AfdxelO®,, 3S.. (C. Hhey pay the
per .devoted itr© the (invests «slf
Phsatcas, Road Carts,
5vj(ie lime .off
Goxranty, $ lute and Natiom. Btib- the (eigineMtnitaratt tstaiUme (fflff &a Aiomit Beggiie, .as \we ailvrsiys legilKJitf piiir xr \wa®8..
lifeete. ifcete,, for* sMe iby W. B..
lidhed «eweiy 'Thursday.at Booiuft, ft. E. iLee, at iEuidliuBKomd War.,, (ftalllled her;, \was ,ai good <dkiiis~
WataugaiGonaiidy,, N.(C.
Cteke, BMwiinig HSiodk, N.
im\ tire :B9tti <©ff May.. Meaw- tiam., swe Ihoxnestly heiliiewe. lie
f8@^Tke (above muimed n'hkic;«en iseieLried to stniille ;©aa the
iles wiiil be solid cheap HoiT'CH^k
Tknrmchxy., Jmte SMk, HM9t§ (day. foa* it w.as dleiur„ Ibea uti- ihawe intimatdlyv Ikuxowm her
ml rowan- life, /mud haw .alKways |
•oxi' itn.'uded m ex-cfommge ti'exr
tbffinl amidl hiiightt;, ;simd ttrrniOyiregarrdred Iter as .a par® »\v@g®&{3.pamtg hmmmoxfit'SVttHe..
<(3n3ii' eootrespomdeiiits seem tenfiiMeiniatie naff the Hie <©f the
I cxtne and examrime thetn.
nna;n, Edging her* Iby ho* a®C'Omsistiiig, in pant, of Boots, 4. 24.
Itihe adKianaBe, (fli iherm, (dkiieftaiiiii, (dhrktian dirndl
!liigionas life. Arnmit Feggiie waae
/Bhoes,
tter Scar, cor sgaiimst iht, -so fgemtlemaun, iin imemony totf
A LLMFLETE NE vvKFAmot ©diaeatfaad so to> speak
ILi-ess (Cwooflk,
inraHfa «©, that weNwiifflasKoftpnalb wiho'Ki this mniighty thatoMiig .as
W© Lame mow, ©an hand <a
FEB!!
Lnt wm TDinnasBaly wdffl in
Sotioms,
liisk amy more £©&• the ipweseuk iseni'Med inom the tooair aaoxrnovirrpletie line oxf
The JPimdndfthe North CwroriEformed .-cm matters ipiertaiiinfrom (fQttto* /side. hetevimg iitt iTsiras iof itih'is searfgiiat iKontima Bress."'
H/ardvware,
ing to aiehgiowas dintieg, hawTiirwaa-e,
B© yon wait to .aid in building
amwiise to 4o so.,
[Qfent.
limg a (eleaa* (eoxneepitioxm <oif the
wp a paper* that shaill refbertb the
(Groceries,
should 'dwell together iim. miiaii- ",wiT\was tnnlly ;ai (day long to
gneatost(cmedit cxn Ncxrth (Garoffi- •
Soriiptmiefi. It has been ©mrj
۩2ees,
Ity;" 4>.UJ'motive m ithiis "Ike- te Trieianieanhered Iby those wlho)
ilia, ax© oitattei* where ;It may be
pleaisna®, (OSben lb© iheair her
'Smgci.rs,
seen'.? Then patroriize
(cafiieaa iis nacolfc 1b© vital ttihe were present, eespeeialllly footalk (©oft imsimnay (Of the ©©aatat©OWSFW <0F,The WilmhigficM Mem/anger.,
break .aamemg the jpreopte ioxr! those who feMlkowicxd the iiamTea.,
•werted poimts <of .'Sieaiijpittffinre ;as
A GLAillCUE miCi HTrt'ACi/E I'AIREIR
jtb iis 'bomomabile $©sr meni it© dfiiff itnoiitaiil 'Lee., inn -'the times
Itiee,
0o yon xvant a, reiiaMe pajper
vveQd as tlte amost- iniipoxrtaiiiit p^iy tk@e®ds,]J
fa, butt to get luip ;a bitter that traesd lmutemk «<©rall&.r'
-Organs^
giving yam aill the .news «Sf 'the
poirntR. iShe w-as ;a. g©od talk
.strife auai (cull <eadb vOitSbea* -^Statcmg /men emlhuia-'eed eadhLigar-ettes, ete. world—?a Denroer/atiie urffiSRi^paper
«er mind :enjj©yed soxdial <G©m[Lroer-ir'ies,]
that equals the beet-has the
tend &*anaa®8Is ©nflaeeeaairy aaain (©ther ©n the strsets <of this
largest eireiilataoi',, and has for
|iainy.. t^ke foiiiaad the Ba^pxiplhoes.]
tepoxlkie. Eiftta* itteorierefflaa- hiistoiiie. (didy, ;am:d wept Hike
fw6Bty-.cme year-s beeoa m part
titet idhinadh iim marly Me, .and
;[Hats..]
and faetoriir ftJhegjriowth and dbvstanaees we ttemlk It better 1b© tdhiiildren, aiiid the tef tie yell
ateaysdlef end©d thefdodbrinies !JlH-ard\wa.reJ
1 the jpxresemt, uSaroiiua I
velopment of tihe (Did North
Drugs & Medioines
tarsiam 3KM
w heard hfosun ©oae (emdhof <©f the dhiairdh with :sM her
State? Then shbsorlie for
jpaalbMiiim^ mimy <©ff the mumca- the long liime to the <other.,
pCinwm!RB,JI
(THE 'W£L9E[m-^9>OK 3SELS(SEN«1EK
aieall ;ain:d powmr ©f jargraament.
•©-as .eommTimikcatioms a© w be- as the temds «triadk nip) 11k:iiShe wms townr ;aimt hi realty
J[i(Sllassw>,are,|
Campaign Eaites:
variety . Also take
am
fo>i® ms, Mr amd agaiinast the: iie'., ;<lB(DJnniny Mroe OPlh^g', and
mind w® aaihavays lowed her, ms
The "Laily Messenger, ^ by
all kinds off
JOrtodkeay.,]
•aifiguffiee. JDf ©nar firienMs <©m "Marylaind, amy Maaylamd.'
mail, 4 months on faal, foa*
sndh, amd feel the loss <©ff her-;
:[.Meclieines,-|
both sid>es, »suw ttfbe mwttta* IBnat the icrowining point <of thej
#2.00
wry keenly. We /greatly
as we me aft*, they wtonaUd ad Mghest^emfhiiikiatsna was ineadh
t©jf wiMdh we are ©tl'eniaag at
The wmeikly •-Ta-anseilpt Messyaanpathise vwiith the hei©awvise ms to te3it». La uranwiia^r ©d when CSffifliL. Ji-ffle. E. «Moaftsemgeiv' (the largest nnd
®d onnes <©f her- famiily who
;at IMs <cpadl®M©m, we have son palfaJ the ©oaids that pan
best paper in the 8tate;) 9
—AN ID—
will aauiss her* asaoa© than ml
months oil trial lor #1.00
in® -EReffledtaaKQ lb© iea«t tern aany ted the opjitaiiaas,, mewieAiiliiiEfg
'©thers;; Ihantt Ae has made a
Lash ;im advnmee. Both
<©ff <©ur (KQffliresfpoflixcfatR, tor 1th® stgitne ©f WL E. Lee, jjaast. happy (esdliainge in leaving
papers are Slaage Eight-Pmge
W«e also take in eschaig-e
we know (each off ttesm, per- as he ik>x0ik©d twmity-liweyeaii's
siheets. ISand Fostal Laaul
the W'OrM hdlow to the bright for goods.
»©?aaMy„ amd regard ibtkeaan ;as ;a®o., am Militany .array, mow
with ttlie.address of bvc per
,«jfl gjiorf ons home alhove.
beipg /amomg itike beat scaita- nmffiBKOiitaEhied hi the iinaopeoiisBa
sons /and receive sample (cop
Wheat.
And eoumtry jtroduce In ex- ies of THE MiESSlESv-OsEiR.
aenas (©ff foxai^eoxoaaty. Eataadls, aMe, amdesta^etilMe jgramatie,, Life wifll taerjub® mew rzest, and
Com,
chahge for goods. Lent's (Let. 1st., mm., tf.
Bye,
/ecmkincme to setel me all (the Ms (e^aet image Ifcxesiing wiram^g- <e saifahifiBS iKeja-ii, if y.c n ••will
furmlsMrng goods, such as, IN8C1EE AGAINST AD(10ENTS
(hits.
ismm in your 3ffi®peelt3w® ®oxia- M '©mt (off thesolhd grainitelby IIMPRLYO) FI VE- ARD KIDNEYS TO
the pei*f© jma aee <© tbaakriaiiticxiis
;('kiekeii
.•dress sMrts, ;(botth lammdried
IN TEJE
aHKonnSfce, boat please boJkfi <ujp the mmtkaledl haaad <of SOdfll. mr.. 3.. m. Meneaii s aJrwer .and kid/and uniauncli'lecl,)) Ccxlars, (U.S. ffiCITAX AC»ESvT ASKOCMon the Mbaime 3ssr the pres Lee:! the memtioaa <oi the uxey iitaliui will ,s-: Iminhwe theni to
ukfc^tc, |
ffiOl
OrnSs, ^ilijprs,, and in fact, -a]IhealJtMrll ae.kxu.
per botent.
maiiEte strikes sl n'eepomsi'x7© tle0F NEW Ilk.
msWEmA€MJL. ms> c>st mm^yttM:n^meed:ed in that
dhord m the heart ©f ewery
lime.
#0.000 ffflir 0eath by Accident -or
MJrE»TIITi€)m
tttnne Soxnthesimer. 't<r30he a'tie
LORS <df av.mtxB
THhe (cpisfflifiity <d" the Mood ck:
tthat. ha.a teem swng iaa somg- nierixds moimfli 'tijpoxu go>od .or baflj
#2 TiOO Coxj' nc s cxfi.mibrxi-s'igiht,
<air ior 'aejTBarue(it aiotal disabil
ieibmmge iht Ss tkait tm\ ;amdl stony., ''' /aaad :m wi®ath- (#gesiioii ;fimd .a«ikii'%ti0in., «'•<©
May the loth. 1890.
ity..
mamy people .are aaa«oii?e<(SK* leee ed aurwMESkd wiith glory'', /arr d anrke uike Mood a'k^» ii,?» Hi <e /awd
#(:>S0ifov the noMs pr one Eve.
stnewg iii gknageofiis ' -aee 5>s ,ase
siaper'stiiLdoms.. IMow wegiiw tkait will eomti'Duae 1b® gyomonano
""25 per av (flk,(up to -52 weeks, for
it> .. s. m. stc jear1":^ s: r !
;a TMauaater iof erapereStkomsik&e- (ding (fewmi the rcxdky moiur-i- (Co .. ;'sn ia.nd Mood sp.an 'iie-, Tt'xviu
' (UBBpeoiaay 'tuo^ad 3'«Ka.i«iIity.
Costs /aibout 45 dblL-ars per
m« ItJhait aire mmx ie^kaiait, maal j «8®n« off thaaig, iotr (ceaatmaiies iKCMBPls'ii ttihe rpnrojpei (ies M time
Beady-Made Ootikiiinig 'in@m 8 year,payaibledm (©ore .sunn, -OT in
©lEA/LEili m
,ae we <eo®teMer them., iaa® natt-! yet lb© iemm\ /amd gejaerta- Moxod %®TO wlb'Vfti tiie© ©menus torf
to 2t$> .telila/rs per suit. We In Ineiialhnen-s <©it two cloila.s.
w 'tal'ty ?ai(e 'd-rawao.. U./OXQ) per
tofly figudMa :
kioms yet lb© (comewffl ilow to kettle.
h^rndle (only first .Mass goods, Meanbersljap fee -5 dollars, paya
It ire (oSteaa mid tbat^eertaiiimi listen to the stoiry /off ttftue
/and wall gmtrtamtee pkioes ;as ble (©aiiiy once.
Ai.ENi Mt/csrcrc. 52,-511..
plaees aire Iharninted.; eitmamgy dhn;istiai!M g®neraiil. w-ho led SO
low as any other maea'chant Losses paid dirriny 1880, 1184,wrk,E.
noaeee ?aure ibeaiiid -aoad tlhalt mammy <©ff (®anr boys m girey..
who handles the sarrre grade 808,00 dollars.
•G AiP (CIRIEEE X. C.
•Rtatie (©f Month (Gaidiiaiim, Wia
#oaEne
.^pdnddj® :aa?e ait woalk They unaet <aga !m,, om this tamga fflrommty. By v.kitaae <of
off /goods.
Losses paidsince '78,1,7JM,At)T.
eainpimg these mums-ciaO ndkaeej maemoamMe (day,, thvomsamds «a mortgrage #eed(exre{Mfbed by BBYLOKG)®^,
E9.. tnsurnce Irr.for'oe,.3,an. 1800,
2b4;34.!l,'75(0, dohans. Assetts.
«0there Ml tbei-r<dhik1ir.eiii that (0>f the trxne ;amxd ibtiied, but mot Elifoart Welik amd wiiilg, Avis
December JG, 3*889. 24!9,7'.»(>.55,
at as ted hadk to term -sasfsa- in the saaaive aspidt in which F. W<els, .©in the loth (day of.
LB0CEB1EB,
It will pay you to insure. Aefiras wood, jcwtiOfflseltihe moon the^r nrnet twienty-twyears «&- Aug.. ISM., lb© Fredtidk -Ssfifobk
mdeirisfiiappen only when they
1 wllil ?sel ;at puMic (ooatcny at
BQKonns &™©ES For Cask
*Gw&r the lefft «b ©aakfa, «oxr go. Then, they trod tbestreetR the /eoart house -door, in the
are mot'expeoiiec.. If ther e .is no
•agent foxr-thls Assodakoufrn your
th.e teamefthoff ;a (tree., off tbiis beautM ditty (©ff the towm (©J Boonae. ®xn the 7th
town w'i ite to the undersigned.
ML, ML
is /am M (^en to the behold- dfltfflnfedsRSKey In kattle miroy, (day «j£ Jonlly "M, for (cash i n
We want .an/active -agentIn each
en'.. Amotliesi' idea is, that to u'eaidy /arncd waling to «dle foi hand, 100 -acres oflamd Oying For Cash or Prsfl.uoe Goods at 'almost your own tov a in N. G., .and >w i 10 give liberstop Mood joaa iiramt read ;a! the (caiowe they loved so wMO, (©m the heaid wmibers <of Letch At Bern/aikaMy Low Trlcesl fxrlee.
I an in 'CO'Smectiom ail /.(enms. (Gcmsspcxiidence sobc(Oeek, .ad|c).i!niimg the la.mds off
iifaer1.
•• •]}:• JO A: co^snrEU,
lee^ta m (dkapter iaa the Bii-biie, mud determined tluat wherev •etohm .'Skoolb, danafteffl flrewar
with my other business,
•State.Agents «©" N oxith (Gaiftoffiata..,
f I (rods Fiorst H 'lass.
waliing iaromed in a -fiLrdlfe as er the sword coif their geoaer- mmd others, tosa itiisffy telancoe
(L* coj/n, N. (G.
ycram read. Maimy htliewe:that als had., ' 'they w<oaa3(d cdare to •of #101.^8 (dime -031 motes. One
vr-r~-<
to raise a ^ood crop ©f pota venture or toxdie." 3Sow, rthey note being #7SL, -dated
JEWELER.
iWScL
JJJ
toes, reasenanmters, -amd <©ther iuaset to wdtaaefss themmveiliflttg Mlth '"8.9,, the (Other heimg-fbb Watches repaired .and ml
cn £
3 .juur.-m'-Gth i-'SS^..
foriJ-'K/11 nwivatY/e^ u^ >-p'i
Ue >Li$t.
yegetaMes, y<oaa ammt ptamftj ;(»>ff .a iDnoaammiifent to Ms •memo- dated Mov. the 11890.
kinds (off \w«9rik iaa this liine exe..
Th is Tune the 9th
Breedi loa/diitgdou idehhotgnu
thein ©an -a eertai n time <©f the iry, that Time's<efa(firiig imgea* Fredrick Sboxok, mcrrtgagee, outed [promptly.
# 8 to -.s5(') .single loa<eedh hvadc as
Tnoom; and mrnless yon are (cam never mmr, mmd those pen* W. E. By-rd, K -omstaihle..
TAKE TME
#4 it( )#!l2, bircedh iloadiagaiif Jesi^i
HE,
ffflffffiffiinl amwfl do yomnr IfcnaMieir- (who fought iuiud-er' Mm, to
to #45.. nouMe bar <cl &K0Ka3e;kx»d
lug shot gusuS#5.5(!) tto #20), neimg when the 'si^m"' is i;i^ht, •Ma^p (ea<dh others hand and
NOTICE n
peathig iiaites, ni(>Shooter,#10 to
your meat will all taairm to talk (off the times when they Nexith '.OanJOlBiia W ata.nga (Go.
which we think is
to
^oonvcc
inevc4veas#U to #20.. .weudS
grease.
8. L. Pattersoai,
m-ardhed mt hits (ooamarnamd,
.amy in the (county. .and we •cts. foa* maflnotlh iclilustraii id (cutaVR.
West end Northwest gTuaranfee our' prices as low Iqguexo. 40.. .^dda'eHS'f^uiEawlst
Tmj imtellligent amen tely a mirad were glad to <do it.
aii. in. Greene..
iEuver/Si woiKKS, ilttsbuiTg, ra.
•few days .si nee were argiaSfng: Let 'Slhepards' rave .gttheir By vhtae M.r.a <es4ecutic>ii issu•as amy Im the
that if it raimed «oaa the iMtBa Idkmre ©nd sjpit their poisom («d .i(0Mri tthe vollfice (off the superior Eraniigrants gcmig t© /any of tlie
of Jmne therre womlld he mo in the fomna otetapp, (CUtttiimg;, 'coitrt oxff (calclweh eonraity N. c. ^•cSt-ern Ht.aities or Tcmitoxrles
and
gokig
smast. <hrr thramghts mre trenchamt sarcasm., (cotnoeim 'directed to the 8lhtff. <c>1 ^ iatanaga wiD save time and money route,
Alton
•coamty ihrfavor dt JPIaiutilffla the via. 'Ohicrago
mo w d irected to .ay©trmg law- Mg the mm veilii^ (oesnemomw, .above entitled case, a wiDl © o t Is the iquridkest route tc»
COUNTY.
yea' who imoei ved froin a la lit is off nvo /avail tMr hoys M'CMiday the 7th <day ot'Tu'ly II890 KANSAS €!ITT, BENYEtR,
Also furnish tmanmpOTtation t©
PTE ELt),
dy friend, the left hind foot wM plant tli® t/omffe&erake it being ( he'first Mcmd "in srin
TOOuth at the coamt hoxtrae door A nd alii points i;n Idaho, Wash parutiies wnDntthg the same with a
of a cfirniek-yard rabbi t for flag, siind march to mnairtial la Boxoaae sell for eai^h, to fhe
ington. (Ohtfgom, ICtalr
safe driver and with as good a
good Mck. W-elil the yonamg- mrusre whenever it suits them liiighest bidder. (L, l. trrr'eeare's
smd (Galiitcxrnia,
tonrout .«s ran be found in the
iutei'fst in the loltevtiig decsrii)ma am has had good hack he- to do so<ed kbnds fawvft, <ooae rtntadt near Finest amU iBt&t Fqmijpjptid coQ/tify..
IBMIm
For the next
foT-e and mfter he got thefoot. Those gi'vat men who have the town .of Boone -jiidjciiiriiiig the
ifr&tf-ffl am the W»est..
Ntow, in the mnwmth <oi Jmma®, a pfmdkmnt for .atmsc, should landsM J. IFSpaiimlboiHr, T.. J.
STX3UIS.-MD;
^UL'fcs^w
line nunDna.iig* ftolid
Pi
1890„ womld she /an ©sedilentl heap iitfc (orn toe Uivimg.. Nome Coffey mud 'others, and ik mwv u r , (•«' «d L/aaruffl between 8t. Yesti(Oox amvll Id/ain't, Naitb/rm (f'eck
Louiis
• time for .all Ithmking people boat the (oowardily will assail the (Grnngg pft^cte. 0ne tract Xiry- and K.anwas (City.
Asike (COU'Tify, N- C.
jjroimi.iig jheftamds <otf W. m.
to atemdom such ideas, and the memKOTy <off the honored fui :a,icd (otiieas, .and the town '©tf lee.t'iitdfcg' tihai.r car s and YourAnr of thP
BI.N1 Trtl |
mooxne also, dors !%). I,. -K, 1 »st,'8teej)}trrfi Ifinee <©t extra dhaiige. We wffiU iinafee special {prices, for
quit teaching it to others so
lai,L
FREE
I will] /irrec^t partes .at .any rail
dead.
4hc ww'lll. Our foclliticare
•aind/S siitnaated in I he town (ffltfi
ur • nial.il, and to intrixtare nur
lis to wipe (©©toff -exigtamce Ml
•cash, em all goods, Beturmiiug
aupcnoriioorts we will nmrtaiiKK
iMOrone.. and known /as the IT.. 1.. road station writtlh tlrrongb tickets
toofM PBJWON in each localttr,
crai' thanlks for rpxast pati-onage
anahnve Onjv thoee who wrlln
amtdh Ideas that have existed The inoMe heart has been Moxittion dots, deviied -on by me to airxdl I lagg/age K-hedbs.
to ue at onto tan make wn ift
stilled fcxr twenty7;,
years., n
hut ssdtMw ;&iKotemii»ent ((5>tl |u-.>>tc&,73 Few ftu® miomtakioi.., maj/ps a;nd w-e will, ;as 'bwetofoxne, Still <ooai
.. _•
+ ,« "tn-jw
-the chance All jrnu havctn rtoin
.since the days of witdhcrafb.
•1 .i
return
«how our ftn.Kla 'to
.thoac who mill—your neitrhbon
we .are proud that n-onoi has ^ w-^tui ,-jmrfomf^ft .am iB (ciost, all mkew- deseripiive pajm^clets of the throe to fufrirish y on good goods
anil thnee around you The beAM persoins areinoi'e<0!r less
' tftnninp of thw atlvertiumertt
beeoa dome ibimn -at last, by the' -ey''fl .aniwhig r&o«n saikl sale wah Wiest vrratbe to <or <calO <cxn
ahrowa'the'amall anH thr tela•and .at as low* {priioes as .cjun be
The following cut piree the oppeamnac of it retlueail to
0. A. Now/LA-va,
«uperstitioiis, caused by the brave •emthrasiasSc. patriot- j ^,e •apJ'i'Ked to j;wdg®»eiiit« -anti
'OTUud.
Truly yours,
Yravdliung
,
* nn
to twoixtraiditioms of the fathers tam „boys WHO wore .. gray. Aflil |: u>crt®ai(*es ;/acecwd i ug .<L EGkreene. 3'9 Batbffln Ave.^ 1'brseenger Agt..
AsbevBEle, N.C
the
FJI^Y ..OKFIIEAM agaiitst IL..
about the fiftieth,part of ItabulU.Ht te a (rmnd, rtoublealietele•atone,aakrrvca. browtctarty Wt wIIUIarrehinv^ouhowyou
•ded ujxom no idea of reason, IbdMkor (bo h is mcwory IX. j » the JWh. day -off may 1«90.. •T. •OiiAm.vcKS, ;G. T. A
ean make from «Sat i..=«a « « .l»y «i Icwat. frnm iheatart.wltbauteaneriente IMttarwrib-atniire We iwyall oavirtaacharsrea.
CShicagi©, HI.
jmttu,II• llAI.I.l.T'.l A btl., llux• I'olCIbaifh, 41 Altt*.
Boome, dume 10th.
I
T. L. Hayes. Sh t
but mere imagination.
MlBEBTE. LEE.
i
-
tf to
of
1
�—Cbl. Bilil Bn exit's letters,
ikxome X. id.
Soa>.A Hill, M. 0.
:S niSWHSIiPO'ttCKN HAVES
iaa the •'Sataomsill BcmoeraP.
June 11, %&0.
Ju ue #% 1890,
IE W AT* AC(IA BEMOKTIAT..
!« very amusing. Ewefif((me'' Edit«m-«sfft:he BemotmM..
EldBttcxr <wtf the SDvmotTM..
;C)__41
—$ J ^ enjoys thesm better ithnn ©a.r | Tour •correspond >",n spoilt
M you will give ime <a little
«®~JAOOM. WHICH, x. B.„ nam IPAIL-«
suKxiithe.
J-J
& Co..., jjeeveaattfl days hast wedk with .-iff»«t®. in your paper, I will
•;»o BTW'm/^v'aiiamy'.,
HHHI
JuneStli,. 4K&(A The
TiltOlp )F( i H. with
aswaaiitibK
ttfll*e sgoxo*©
ax© ifcutot.
v ,. . ,
,/
Wttosiwyoraa. few ***** far
if™,*,Ail)'VH2K TJSEKC-; HiVT&S.
Tibe foMowiinig are the Free.*
w>envor IL&IHR.
from tins part off "<(0Dn9 W-.&jQatwik., Lattim, (Germvaiaa.
Ma it heart;if5cr, ?s.?{1 U?I:fti 1
dli 3
......
s .i.t • (
u n iB<B0i!tl".".'Z.'
LITS county Bragstt. of sc-boofe m Bpsxeef cxnbiid* ianyttiten^llnkH? tfcusqgfsi" us I Baave nee® i»©.th- ! BcremeeR, jheamaifw^iw., Blkowtdbainfl «eflwu, tawd jaaTtn«fg«nH5nte
£t*
:§
-&J®© ;$)£ .ad'joximug <ocxmaattiie«i. • Ashe ;a aft«8ei%xtif©!ii .off such an tbrp. fining; ino«n ttMspairttfotfSimMBB- wiiilii be imawlfe tew ttbsse 'Jasfeiaigmrii«fe. ffi^Tjuiitaoii! fipwBi ..75
iittesmfi I toy 1 %wt m-JBtgbfc I wotold
^ jP^^ r>wr (pa^»w^ ^IdLr^
•«•(•
'N.. (\
*•" « "
w.
r ~' 1 year
7.00
ipxidfcedi imp !by ttihe way..
giisre ycxii A
gsnaattdh tto | lOLOTSiii,.£&.
W.. F.. .Marshall, Mitchell, $L
ku'liiiiiiii 3 -week,
9.00
Mil-. J.olhaa 3iimgikman( vRponedl aiemima j-om ja!Ll riS ttHare Saeit:
„
u
3 mcxntk
..I'&.-tVO X. FsmeiELam.
,,, ,
In,,
•• ,
|
AT'J-OltSvEY KT lA >T,
a «nlbeer%i)too>n<i .-s^kodl at ti>e itibat me slMl utexxfmt.t*
X} "
SS/OO
smrMKA^^m
ii "
..,
M.M) —mm. wm W.. (H(o^tedlavw
'OiTopg loxcal wffly ifi-DeOy^CGiiiij' 41!nily4ttlb^)IL.y.. Brxwaxe, J<- C..
3 wear.-.
10).iO©
*8 VAm.
Tim® m .alh» as
~
toantoxiirfi towxi jw«tfe«n§ay '.era :a fiourihJonnag .Bunday Behooxl growing*. weOE in tftie fen <GfS ^^
'Bmafl grain !I.
SnioRed ;at iihe F®st©ffif<e;atfcii their way to Mikkfoxry, wlhere
A, Mtiisi
<at the SAME ^LIIACE with .X H. THINK wM be NS GOOD ;AS IDS- !
AA'T( )IT.N L\ AT LAW
bine. 'R.
;ae ;sectj»aadflas«
they wall sipenndl some fiiiimxe ima Mast -Burit..
i „ m.
,
V _
!
Leuooir,, R jL. j
Boowixo
N. ft
S3 mattben*.
Bev. drnM ((Bmeeu has been m» ; ^ ®ot S(™ ^
, Mlume^
ly.
wisitrintg friends ?aiafd tolatiwes
W;(" ha ve, .and will keep tom
©sfed <ms [pmstoir to Forest
aw hu«thng;around ;
•iin that jpfeee.
•LOCAL MWa
hauid ailil kinds «.coff gooxds thitit
J..F. FLETFHEE,
(Grove.—Mr*. Brae Johnson fixing for our school wlhifh;
—fG<en,. Fitdbuglh ILee, rode ,aaa ;aged bitiaeaa cJ Beaver will <couDn>enee June 'Sth.,
, oxaff*©Bttoi!B«is need, and wi®
—ATTOUXEV AT LAV —
too ttflay OiMe, doitweilil." .alhorse beftoaagjiflag' to <a. H. C. Mams is vary sick.—Bev. J. Jacob Wfke, A. B.., pifnoipajl.
BOGAB HEGYE,
N. CL j NOT BE F.NPEBBGLB BY
^Wie feOl lost tMs -week, m© lady, <M. the ran ^'oiling <of the H. FarthiiaDg fillled his up. We think ihe is a verv fine
poantoeat ;at Beaver toa;tns 1 T
Lee Moaanafnaennt iiaa Biicihmcmd.. Onnamdh SSalftmntay :a®dl SKI- 8 ™«^aia .amfl tlhe pi.®speat Will jroaetiioe an^'atoaga amd i Anv regular holiness imerkliings to mpKxrt.
.acfldiiiiitg 'counties.
(haut an the 'coanty. Chair
Coxine to ftooxome ttihiie Ihast Me said that M Ihe ihnanated the day..—4 found aye, oats mud ^mom fi^at we fval have a
goods aaie alii fresh amud new
Btateiof ¥a. ©w, 'he oould ;gra«s to toe fine, ©oxrn a good fine school and I know that, B0GTT A ElEVIN,
Mirnei' and cool «s§L
•and are as gtoxod as (c^m be
notlhawe found a finer anb stand .and large .acreage- that is what is needed in ewATTOIEXEAIS -AT LAW, ^
t—Gol. (t. 1L Folk, -spent anal.
toonght. (Give us -m *C»iE, get
—•Bonne say wheat is turning- eiy community. Without
|st BUDd ay ni#it in Booue.
Lenoir, N.C. paiices and buy your' .-sugar,
—tfcev.. W.. X. Wilsom, an to (dheat.-—I found the peo good schools (our youth wiflj
©ofliee, fioxaa*.,
TUEr .and |
|—Messrs. Bpam%o
Xsike ootmity iboy, a graduate ple very kind .and h crspitaibile, grow up In ignorance, and T. B. FIMJEY,,
bacon, Ikaaid,
KYFFLNA -ARE PROGRNESHMG FINDLYoff iOhapeO. Hill, left for Japan lliiwiing in good houses with our knee school system is of
ATTMIAIE^ - AT-I,AW,
syrups, nrr.<»l;a:sses,
dth ittbeir new touSiM'in^'s. ;a few days ;ago. Me wffl sail heitds of fat cattle grazing very littfle good in some parts
WilJierfbM'o, Soalfih Carolina.
soxda, star8k,
—T. Fin iGoffey is-atteDdin'g from Ban Francisco, Gail. Mat on the hiililsides and eveiy- of the (county, unless we have
©aaavaissed ihaiuas,
Fake FoTestGonainaenflement WiilteQKU goes ;as ,a missionary tihtng presented the picture a sdhocd off from -b to h@ E.. F.. LGTILL
(coxhfedtikewsfefetc^
of ecHntentinent and plenty. months om* cMldren will <doj
of the Method1st <church. Wie|
li is week.
A TTO!IIXEAR AT FF 'AW,
p.. B. B. Ibut very little good. 4 «d©:
Boone N. (G.
—'Coin, rye, oats :aaxd we$[e- wiisb Mna m safe moyage, ;and
tthiiulk the parents of to da.y July 4th, 'v^^F-1. y
;a pleasant field for work.
aioM g'enexaily, are doiag
Than they 'can be ilxoughf an
LIXYELOS ITEMS.
.are too negligent aboutsiho©
inely.
—-The telegraph wire with
PB/LT€7lREE¥EBr~
the icounty. EmDCJMJLy 'do
ilitrng ftheir dlniildi'en.. Barents,
—-T;ax iistoug and icen«us- other equiprnents are now fc<M'tithe Bemommit::
we auAiite the ladles to gi venus
remember that ttftie youths soff BHVSICUAX .AXTE) BT'EGEO.X
Of&ce at Hesidenue,
aking- airre now going on all nil at depot in Leraoir for the The Kanawha ;Club, con
;a (call nimd ©st-amiim© our full
wEl«e®e long have to
line from Blowing Bock to
Boone, N. €
mer t be ©munatfary,
fee of Bpriing ;arxd BffliDDrE®err
fill the places off (oua* fathers July 4..
Boone. This line will henona sisting of Arthur €.. Mead,
ilhiesss gco.ods.
-Mt-s. F;arik-s. of Month of pteted very soon ;and then IFranib Mead, Ed. Eatou, of both religiously and pohhiA ilscai is TisitiaDg Iher da.ugfh- Bo ne will be in .'coiuamunica- Kuoxviilfle/Te-nn.., Lynn Hahn (callly,, .and Hie sooner we pre W.. B. (DOFNCILL, M. P.. Nofiiotrs, notion^, to please
the (most ffgislGdllous'Offour
Booms, SL G.
of Ga'antoerry, W.. Yance pare them the bettor* it will
er Mii*a. J".. F. %»aink0!wr..
toon with the world by tele
Mar./(fe (dnoahftg the suimnDer.,
BESADEUT PHYSICIAN.. GIFFICE:
—'-The fiegroe of SL. JL. to. graph. rBhe next thing una Browaa, of Ashebille, H. A. toe law them.
North, of iPhiladelphia;; Bon- Mr. J. U. Miller 'census enu on Jvlng* -Street north of Lost You .Shu® be ijJeased In (qual
tms {bxeem ©oxnfenr«efil -cm »Bena- order is m rail road..
ity uaxd ipxriccs.
{ffll-d McBae, -.c€ WiUuuingbou, merator Is around asking' Ofiice.
©t ¥amue
Uiudge tlaike. JttF' Ac>/ ioe. Owing to
a and our own Hugh Mediae the people a® about every Jfiuire 4*2 -88. 3 v.
We
—-BIT.. (Qlleaain axxi wife, .of -change to take place in onurS
.and Gharles EL Bidksedker,; thing, off (course he has ileam- W..L MUNSOCKEE X BKE
pwie fi iieek, w-ere in town last business .soon, we earnestly
.BOOSE 8JHUM5SS,
request eweryihody who are ;are having their,annual 'out ed a new leaf in life's album,
jatiurtlay aam<d Bund ay.
'B:iidk I.ayeis mifl nnstfvrei'K
indebted to TUS either by note ing.' The inembeis are on or he would not be on that'
((ha Main BfTneet, aaiwd mreewir
OiiBir old friend &;Bhfsf. or account to come forward the tented field near the ri v anopowtaunt nnlssiona under* the
are prrej»ared to «4o .all wTtwk readly to give tour 'cmstoujKens
«»aiifl"d is se-^erly afflicted., at ;si$ cmof audi make settlement er todbow towin.. They fish,; present adminfetoaltiom.
as we .are homid to have ourIn thdir hue on short nott ice. ijwoimpt nfteuttiiona.. Ahtder-s
a*eseap% wittlla i-heumatisim.
Ver*v truly.
money. All (mtistsmdrngbiz^ live h gh and have an erajpya
by m*affll pmonnii'itly filled.. Bo
" F. ll. N. i ALL work guaranteed and
—IBOAAY to FEEUNM TKAT ATEX- mem wnM be tcHmed imp., m> Me itiisnae, .as is their -wont.
Fitices rrteasrotnualble. For [p«ri-| M&t fhnuH ttrn gfipe ns ,n trisil,
(fer Gs©eca„ of Btony Fork., loome on.—Youirs 'Truly
Cha the 4th, Mr. ffiartaiEi P..
veis (etor„ ardebtess us at GOD-:
me :sm<e •fflvetctifipiomr fhrni^e
N-(-rv. 7th, ly. j
Amantha, K. G. ovtsr, N. CL
\v?ery low with pnteumonia May Bth 1&&§.. Bhell AMast. Kelsey, son of B. T. Kefeey„j
rthcii'eti.iteir..
June Ifo'd, Wl,
yer'..
—It is requested by some of ranived here to make LinWiitlh many thanks for past
BiMjcoir <$fthe Bmm&mstL
—Mr. II. X iGomnmifM Ja*.. is the tovwatsihirp supervisoTs vifle hiis home, He eame frowmj
pafroumvge, nu»d <a® 'earnest
;ap|p(e<al feu* .a (eomfeiuatthui off
fete sick, but we hope that that the number of males off Highlands, Macon (county.. Not having seen anything
DENTIN the saansxe iin itfe future., we rei s iiflriK^ss will be of short du public roads in the ©©unity be He is the proprietor of the from this place iin your valuCAItCM^XA. nauiin, Bespeetfunhy,,
asertaimed 'by thesupervisors Unnvntfle m u rsery, where Me paper for some time I mill JSI" jPABBL,
itdioaa..
of -each township (counting shru'bs, fioweiing plaints and give you a few items, though (OXfteis lhis pi'otjfesskmall sci'vices
McLtm*m'ttW f
fi
—Finobalbil.y the Telegrtaph the muuubetr coff naa.les in their trees indigenous to North important news Is scarce.
to the jpeople of .Mitchell, 4 . S4, b 5nBi<©.
Wiataiiiga a,Trd adldiiiing* rent)-'
and
fllee will be ilo<*ated in the respective townships
"'Trade Is the life off a 'coan- timJQ&TMo Ibttdl mnteiail m&efl
sendanag thesaimefor the I)EM- •Garolina are gro wn..
"UAT ib-nildbig for the
ocmAT to
3>ufolish. Let us On the oth, Mr, Oeorge B.; ununnttyor ©ountry,"'' Iff this mmdl <JIM wmtk.^msuraiPtmd'^M.
rcscMat.
May 1 3 v..
hear ffironro ml the town-ships Fnulke arrived here froinn be tr*ue OUT (com munity is A-!
-flames M.. Bryan is oflfor* on the IStth of June.
PhlaJelj^hia to make this Mve. Messrs. J. G. Mavis X A. T,
E. S. SliMiktnanu
—AX©—
nck.ory to attend tlhe eornplace his home. Mis young' Bon, late off Hickory, N. CL, ain ri^Hw, X, G.
v)((S'(»r«n, R. (C.
—Wh o wants to go to the
lencem < MI! exercises of Fi; i reKXOC1K.ED OUT 2
reunion off the old Confeder wifeand -da Ming babe, George, have purchased the property: MOEPHEW X BLACKBCTEN
lon t Foil lege.
preceded him by sq;me weeks. :off Mr. J. M.. Austin near
J. P.. HENBGN, BA!RK SK/iixoe^
ate soldiers, at Blowing
AWTOSRXEVS AT LAW.
JLCL,
-best 'quality of reap> h(>oks, Eodk, the irst Thursday in He is to occupy one ••of Mr. Mast N.. CL, at which place
t W. L. Bryan's, also the August? lust fix: up thine Barker's cottages on Buffin they expect to -open up a gen Will prarcitifee In the courts Is just recei vigg a .targesl oick
off Ashe, Wntauga amd Match
cry best grain •cradles coia- xlays raitions, get an your Btreet. He brought withhiua era! line (off merchandise this <e® ^counties, uiko an the Fed- CEWERAE M'E'ROKAXTXISE
iete. feu- 4r2-bb earti.
w.agoaa, or hack., with your a snpebto Mack saddle horse, fal.. Mr. Austin has bought oral ©©wits -off the Hist., and which will be sold feu* Cashor
(a pacer*)) yan Alderuy now a. farm in Ashe ciounfy near BujpMWsaa»e Coaaat off the State. (country prto*duce at 4*riioes
.Miiss Biiaa. iGrPeeaae lh;a;s re- wife, if you ha ve one., and go
wi'th a record off lSpounclsoff ButtiherOnnds N.. CL; .-also the f (nMedtlkm <®iFdt8bims .$ohcit<ed> never* Ixff'oute heard off. <GIve
iT*aed bona Balk a; s Col lege., find -enjoy yoursrelff with
hiua -a <«a!L
butter ma<(fe from her milk ii® the well'established old firm Ajp'til, 40.
nd i-srpriie an addition to your old ©oaimrades for three
japr^H ly.
one week:; a nut-tenrier idog* off She® Ik Mast <©ff Mast, N..|
•days and nights. You will
ur m*dia8 'fiirele..
CL, have .agreed to ;desolve
new regret it. Everybody and a favorite (cat.
Mr*. Shell is
-CSOT.. Fowle 8ms appoxbut- invited..
Mr. S. T.. Kelsey Iufowms this fa®, business andgoing
Is loan.
out off
has
Gol. Torn Keolh., of'GireensL E
.me that he has related one (^-boa^ght lamd in Ashe countty Persons wishing to bor
oro. asooneof tbe oourcniis- —On the 4th <&ay off test Ju Mr. Batfcern (oottag'es, uand . ©ear Buthe«4a®d« We regret row nnjKonwey, who -can sectrr©
Bnecessor To
good real
oners to the World 's Fa ir.. ly we issued the first BEM- will bring his family here to give up such -eitrams ;as It by amortgfl^
Ekiiitli & Miller,
oojiAT, as (editor, so wie wish
j Messrs. Austin .and Shell but ©state, '©a® be afocom-rn-odated
It is predicted by wea tb- to reu .inrl al our Meds who frona Highlnufds later*.*
ollT*
by ;ap(p)ilyiug to
^
Co s gain
vTOijoihets that this wiM h>e haw© not paid up their ,sub- Ma.. PSBfciu'gtou is bossinag and whole we A-she them much J .F.. Bpaimih our, Boone N.. € .,
'
wash
I
the inaprovefment off the roxad
Ihoittest suxnmeir that we
TO the PCCXNLE -of WATAUGA.
.and happiness in or A. J.Critcher, H»©rtcmN.F,
seiiptafon for the year, to v(^~ ^TC)M, hereto bea<d off Lioavllle, their new homes.
^
LJ.vliKS
offteia 4.. -24.
I .AMA SITUATED UT the FOXED 'off Elk
re bad for years.
n M MI iher us by sending i11 the at the expewse off the Coon pa- hear the young men, and
MITCHELL OCXTOITY, WITH a fall FIIW?
-J . Ft McFbee nntl sons, of (amount due by the 4th of Tiy. The roa d is now In a girls too,
remarking that
<off 'GEUENAL MERDBAWODFEE, such AS
ads. Shit the grit'tMs week next July. We are (due on the very bad condition; It is to they will regret the depavitIfiy Goods,
• Johnson CFty, where they purchase «atf <©urr* press, a ©on- be put in better trim than ©v ure of Miss Bophia Btoeill, who Wrnfa. I LaUard.
Groceries',
is the belle off Cove Oeek.
ve ••obtained ©mipdpyuirerat :si4ei*aMe sum,.and must have •er,
-Q'lmettsvcajre,
CUiESTOX X. C.
There fe sowe building be-'
brick masons.
tloe uwDuey to pay up. Iff our Mr. Church Isgetf/ing.a kiln ingdonel® this couamaunaty. I
Glassware,
—H is a plkeasure to st.- i 11 - friends w ill tibiink off us, ;and off adobe ready for firing -and ML I. C, Heneon Is buildiugj
H;a3'dw.ti3-e,
Cauclies,
at our<esteeoned friead W. send in the money, we can nankring auto bracks. They <a farg© and (commodious!
aud Patent MedlleffiBes.
Gresea, off Stony Fork, is pay out our present defflnuufds are eight inches long, four dw*cdlin:ig. Messrs. Boone;
.-au'd'wlll feed fiafcre eaatexring the
Beal A Newton Banner •are
When vcta are <o*n your way to
owly but surely improving new year with vigor und re- wide nnsxd three thick.
preparing to build alt once.
om his serious nffi iction..
uewed <energy. We feel usssUr- Bev. Mr.. Cannon, Presad- Farmers are late getting
ELK - - - - FABk,
eV 1
olir friends v\ i
—Lev. W. G. Jones, who ed lhat, our 1| l,M'ds wdffl take ing Elder off toe M.. E. Church, thedr com out (off its first I have HUD hand vdldclcs off:
0)117 ( ire am- pj^^hed am Mr. PaakeFs iww weeds.
(
r two.years past has been
' riyl1't V7VV
In
oafi, as
nbte
;ni(| come to <
Mrs. J. H. Mast, off Bugar :©ur <011 make, ®nd more All Giveiue a any biSlte1 amthene. to
ndying.at Brown Fniveridprocess off manufac'tnare.
duplicate
sold
^ I Grove, has been very sick lor
Provideiicc IF I.. STX-H I a
i (>r sale <at veay Flose pa fees— My goods are boughtffca-tASUl
i had .a good corigrfgation
tiane
v dgys last week with his
®ou>Ke ®B®hraraa((^!|fl^^^ V1?|s':a®d 1se® (for thesansie.
s iueeding to be mg and ;H>1)S inrnk to euder <a Htxi'itogto salhty voii d®goods
> rt)d« the peoiw>
! .
J5
y.'^jAur
! Imow ^ 1
1 mrbirfln tk> 5WJ- ^pCCavalllty. Bt'Si]«"(CTOlilHy,
Thwraab.
Interested.
Sarwiviaag: hthser.
A- P. SMITH,
Buccess to the BEMOCRAT..
me I® the future.
tf.—ALiiy old-.
i Feb. (Si. 'Gin©.
B.
�the Watauga Democrat,
1). B. Dougherty, Editor.
It C. Rivers, Publisher.
Joy Killed Him.
JOILET,
III., Juno 4.—Ber
nard Haley, a, life convict,
who received word a few
days ago that his sentence
had been commuted, and
that he would be free next
October, dropped dead yes
terday while telling his good
fortune to Neebe, the Anarch
ist. His excessive joy un
doubtedly produced heart
disease. The dead man was
an iron moulder at Ilock Is
land. On his marriage day
he and a numbei of compan
ions were celebrating, and
in an altercation with the
police captain, the officer was
killed.—News and Observer.
If you are suffering with weak
or inflamed eyes, or granulated
eyelids, you can be quit kly cured
by using nr. J. H. McLean's
strengthening Eye salve. 25
cents a box.
NOTICE.
All persons wishing to ap
ply for Confederate pensions,
are requested to lile their ap
plications on or befor'the
1st Monday in July next, and
-Oon that day the board of ex
it mination will meet at 9:30.
a.m. for the purpose of ex
amining- said appli at ions.
All subscribing witnesses will
be reqired to be present. By
-0
order of the board.
Boone, N. 0 JunetlieSrd '90. Has recently enlarged his storehouse and stock of goods.
J. E. Fix LEY, CUM. Ilis store house is now 60 feet long and thoroughly filled
with new goods, which he proposes to sell at PRICES
NOTICE
By virtue of t h e power of
NOW COMPLETE
.0.
R. A. SPAINIIOUR,
I have recently refilled
store building with a
complete line of the ch<
MORAVIAN FALLS,
N. C.
sale contained in a mortgage
executed by win. M. vounce
t o Margaret Lou ranee, of
watauga county and regis
tered in book u, of mortga
ges, pages 32 4 and 325, t h e
undersigned t o satisfy a debt
of $ 5 3 4 4 with interest and
cost, TO secure the said
sum, will sell for cash in the
premises t o t h e highest bider
on the 5th day of July 1890.
The aforesaid t r a c t of land
being a p a r t of 6 5 acres more
o r loss known a s the presuell
tract, being all wood land,
finely timbered. The land is
located in Shawneeliaw town
ship on the waters of Banner
Elk, adjoining theland of Phil
lip church, Nancy church and
others. Margaret Louranoe.
June 2nd, '90.
Mortgagee.
that will Surprise you.
Highest market price paid for all kinds country produceROOIS AND HERBS A SPECIAL7 Y.
Write him for a list of Roots, Herbs, and prices.
4 . 24.
THE ALMIGHTY
DOLLAR.
I am pleased to announce to the public that I have just received
a large assortment ol general merchandise. I have an endless va
riety of dress goods, 5000 yds of calico, from 0 to 7 & 8 cts. Ging
ham. 9, 10, and llc-ts, satine, 10 and 12, worsted, 10 to 15, black
casimere, double width. 35cts., tarracotta, 35cts., jeans, 15, 2 5,
and 40ets. a nd up. My stock of ribbons is complete in color's and
prices. La,dies casimere gloves,30 and 35 cts., paper 5c.ts, per
quire, envelopes?, the same, Suspenders, 10, 15, 20 & 30ets. My
line of notions and jewelry is fine. HARDWARE! Farmers Friend
plows and repairs always on hand. Oliver chilled points, No 20,
shovel and bull tongue plows. Best pitch-forks on the market.
Gias scythes, gvain blades and whetstones. Hoes, nails glass
and lantern globes always on hand at lowest cash prices. I am
also an agent for a large wall-paper mfg. Co., and promise you the
best paper at the lowest price. I am also'general agent for a large
paint mfg. Co. I will sell my^new goods at reduced rates to cash
buyers this spring and summer. You will all do well to call aud
examine my new goods and low prices before buying. I have a
fine lot of shoes, ladies and gents. I Avill want and endless amt,
of young chickens, eggs and GOOD YEr,LOW fresh butter at good
prices. Also Roots and herbs taken in exchange for goods.
So everybody come and get bargains and be happy.
Yours anxious to please.
The Richmond State gave
the "Tar heels" a hearty wel
come. It said :
"Those North Carolinians
were splendid fighters. They
liked the hottest places. They By virtueNOTICE!
of the provisions of
went in shouting the "Rebel a Deed of Trust or Mortgage
yell", and what execution Deed, executed on the1.1th. day
they did! A gallantand man of June, A. 1)., 1.887, by Alfred
Greene and wife, Margret Greene
ly set of fellows they are, and to W. II. Bower, the undersign
Ole Marse Bob loved them ed will on the 7th day of July,
and knew he could rely on X890, at the court house door,
in
Boone
them. In the annals of glo at the town offor cash N. C., sell
public sale
to satisfy
ry so richly, so richly told in the terms of said Trust Deed,
the Confederate Edition of the following described land ly
ing and
Watauga
the State, the North Caroli State ofbeing in Carolina, Co.,
North
and
nians had no small share. l .iown as follows, to-wit:
The history of the Confedera It being the tract ol land
WILL W. HOLSCLA W.
cy could not he written with known as the Alfred Greene place
in Meat tamp township, adjoin
out them. All hail, brave and ing the lands of Henry Miller
true men ! We honor you! and others. The calls are set
J. M. DOUGHERTY.
We greet you! God bless you out in the mortgage which is E. II. DOUGHERTY.
registered in Book B, pages 249
boys!"
50 and 57 in register's office
Thanks brother State, for Watauga county.
jr
your cordial appreciation. This the 24th day of May 1890.
W. il. Bower,
We are willing to believe that
Mortgagee. 7lie public is respectfully invited
all you have said is true.
to examine our complete line of
—Messenger.
Dry Goods, such as : Worsted's
NOTICE.
North Carolina, Watauga co. of all kinds, and qualities, Linsevs
Sick Headache and a sensation
Etta Hartly
of the very best quality, Fine
of oppression and dullness in the
vs
dress goods, such as: Henretta
head, are very commonly pro
Wily Howell.
cloth, also tine silks, which will be
duced by indigestion: morbid
By virtue of an execution sold at the lowest price ever
despondency, irritability and
over sensitivness of the' nerves issued from the office of the bought at in Watauga CouiLy.
may, in a majority of cases, be Clerk of the Superior Court
traced to the same cause. Dr. jr. of Watauga, county in favor
H. McLeans Liver and Kidney of the plaintiff in the above HEADY MADE CLOTH
Halm and pillets will positively entitled action for the sum
cure.
of $20 00 with costs, I will
ING A SPECIALTY.
The General Ccnferencehas .sell to the highest bidder, at
the
house
created a new Conference in 7th courtof July door, on the
day
1890, it be
the western part of North ing the first Monday in said We ha ve an immense stock of DP
Carolina, by dividing the month, Wily W. Howel's in Goods, Groceries, Notions, Confer
North Carolina Conference terest, in a certain tract or tinnaries, And a nice line of Hats
and adding to it that part parcel of land,lvingon Brush Caps, Boots, Shoes, and an e
y Fork creek
county, normous stock of Hardware, COL.
of the Holston Conference in adjoining-thein this of J. P sisting of, Plows, Hoes, Plane bits,
lands
North Carolina. The follow Oouncill, A. L. Wagoner and & etc., & etc.
ing are the division lines of others, containing- 50 acres
the Conferences in North Car- more or less. Levied on by All the above will be soid cheap.
We buy livestock,
lina: "The six counties ly me on the 27th day of May Cattle, and Sheep. Horses,Mules,
Come and see
1890, to satisfy said execu
ing northeast of the Chowan
us.
We will do you right.
tion. This May the 27, 1890.
river remain in the Virginia
J. L. HAYES 8HFF.
Conference. The counties of
E.H Dougherty Brother,
Northamton, Hertford and
NOTICE.
Mast, N. C
Bertie are given to North
By virtue of a power of
Carolina Conference. The sale, contained in a certain
division line in the State be m ortga ge deed ex ecu ted by
gins at the Virginia line, run.) wm. H. nam, wife ai d others
south along- the eastern to .J. A. McDowell, of Knox—j S.
P. ANGEL,
boundaries of Rockingham, ville Tenn., trustee for the
Guilford and Randolph coun Freek company, to secure the
DEALERS IN
ties, then west on the south purchase money on a steam
ern boundary of Randolph saw mill, and recorded in
and Davidson counties to book 'B.' pages 554 and 555
the Yadkin river, and down of the records of watauga If you think of buying a
the Yadkin to the South Car county N. c. I will sell for
SEWING MACHINE.
olina line. All the territory cash at public out cry at the
east of this line is the North court house door in thetown and want to save CASH, write me
Carolina Conference, and the of Boone on Monday July the for prices. I carry a full line of
territory in the west is the 7th 1890, it being the first needles and parts ,such as ,
Western North Carolina Con Monday, the following tract Shuttles, Bobbins, Drivers,
ference. The membership in or parcel of land. 42 acres Oi/s etc., all ol'which can be
each is nearly equal, there lying in watauga Township sent by mail.
being about 53,000 com watauga county N. C. adjoin I have a good line of fishing
municants in the North Car ing the lands of R. D. Hollo- Inckles, Trout Flies, Hooks,
Seins a specialty,
olina Conference and 52,000 wa.y and others, and more Lines etc,
will send them out bv mail.
in the Western Conference."— fully described in said mort
Biblical Recorder.
ANGEL,
gage. The above lands are S. P.
KNOXVILLE,
The most delicate constitution sold to satisfy a note of $548
BROS.
SEWING
can safely use nr. J. H. McLean's with interest and costs This
5—29.
Tar wine Lung Balm, it is a sure 5th day of June 1890.
remede.y for coughs, loss of voice,
J. F. SPAINIIOUR Atty.
aua all throat and lung diseases.
for MORGAGEE.
MACHINES.
TENN.
SPRING
k Sim.?
goods ever brought to the
County. Consisting of wors
teds, ginghams, lishrneres,
lawns, muslins, and, in fact,
any thing you
theline
of ladie's dress goods. I am
also to the front with a full
line of Groceries. Sugar coffee
rice, molasses flour, bacon,
etc. etc. HARDWARE. In this
line I am sure to please you.
Hammers, Saws, Files, Chis
els. Horse-shoes and nails.
Glass-ware,
Queens-ware,
Cutlery, both table and pock
et. 1 wish to thank my pa
When you come to Elk trons for past favors" and
Park get started off Jusf hope to merit the same in the
Right, by going straight to iiiture by dealing fairly wiih
them, and by selling' them
goods as cheaply as they
Jones & Vances can be bought on this mar
ket.
Reap. W. B. Baird,
4. 24.
Yalie Crucis, N. C.
General store and bay every
thing you need from them.
MONEY.
They ha ve got the bigest
stock in town, and always
sell a little lower than
the lowest.
They have just received an
elegent line of
CLOTHING
Embracing all the choice
styles in makes and fabrics,
whieh willgG DIRT CHEAP
c7
D. TAYLOR
Valie Crucis N c
I am now ready to show you
a nice selected stock of standard
prints, Indigo Blue, Simpson's
Blacks, Dress ginghams, Biswic
suiting, Challies cashmeres, and
brocaded goods with the lies! lot
of 10 cts worsteds on the market.
Ladies' white dresc goods, cross
bar Hamburg Oriental lace, rib
bons, gloves, ladits' and misses'
hoes, corsets and corset jeans,
Damask table cloths, lace scim
and creton goods, silk thread,
button hole twist. Jeans cloth
from 12% to 75 cts per yard,
Hats and shoes
HARDWARE.
Come and see our fiiue line of in the greatest abundance, such
Gents, Ladies, Misses and as hoes, plows, clevises, grass
rods, heel bolts, horse shoes and
Chilclrens tine
nails. Table cutlery, hinges, ham
mers, files, rim knot ocks, butts
SHOES! SHOES!!
and screws. Coffin goods, silvermounted handles, screws hinges
and ornaments. A very fine lot of
We defy competition on
QUEENS-WARE
quality, prices and styles.
Gold band china, teas and plates,
bowles and pitchers, glass-ware,
They have a complete line lamps etc. GROCERIES. Extra
of Henrietta cloth, cashmeres
ginghams, prints, lawns,
muslins, laces, ribbons etc.
C sugar 12 tbs for $1. Gol
den drip syrup, rice and spices.
Oils, tanner's and engine; tur
pen tine. Just received 500
galk ns stone-ware, crocks,
etc. Give
Their stock of Groceries is churns, jars jugsD. TAYLPR.
me a call. Resp. ?•.
full to overflowing and of the
very best quality, consiting of
Flour,
Bacon,
Lard,
-0Coffee,
Sugar,
WE ARE NOW
Rice,
Teas,
Cigars,
Cigaretts, FIRST ENSTALLMENT OF
Cheroots etc.
Sprint and Summer Too Is,
HEW GOOES!
RECEIVING OUR
Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, Glassware & etc. Cutlery,
both pocket and table, Scythes
And snaths, butts and screws,
cross-cut and hand sa ws, all of
which will be s°ld
Remarkably Low.
You are cordially invited
to examine our immense
stock of goods, we feel sure
we can suit you in prices,
styles etc.
J8@~Prompt attention giv
en to all Mail Orders.
Yours Respc't.
Jones & Vance,
May the 1st, 1890.
aud cordially invite the pub
lic generally to examine the
same before buying. We
have a splendid line of Dressgoods such as
Worsteds,
Cashmeies.
Ginghams,
Lawns,
Muslins etc. e
LADIE'S HATS.
Th NICEST LINE EVER SHOW
at Blowing Rock, both trim-*
med and untrimmed. Shoes
Hosiery, Notions, Staple ancj
foncy Groceries, Hardward
& etc. In sho.it our stock b
COMPETE
And being only 22 miles
from depot, and having tele-;
graph communications he;
with the markets, we CAN
and WILL meet any prices
made in Watauga County.
Thanking our friends for
their liberal trade, and prom,
ising to do all we canto mer
>t a continuance ol the same,]
we remain very, truly,
H. C. MARTIN & CO.
April 1st 1890.
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BOONE, WATAUGA
VQ.U 2
COUNTY, N. C., THURSDAY,
JUNE, 19. 1890.
NO. 49.
consider his silver bill, until Senate, inprotest against the
2. Appointed Jacob Klutz
When at the instance of
Saturday at 3, p. in., when injustice of the McKinle.v bill.
and J. B. Green quarter mas- Genera! Matt Ransom Judge
OF
the previous question should Mr. A. II. Saxton, of New
ters to attend to the-encamp- Brooks came to Raleigh to
CONFEDERATE VETERANS.
be considered as ordered, for York, represented the job
meat.
take action in the grievous
ty minutes were given for de bing hard ware trade of the To Be Held at mowing- Rock, Wa
3. Appointed afinanceeom matter of unlawful arrests
date.
United States and an invest tauga County, Thursday, Friday mittee to secure funds, by do j and imprisonment of innoand Saturday, the 7tli, 8th and
Mr. Blunt- said that he had ment of $60,000,000. He
nation, to defray expensesjcent citizens by the usurping
9th of August, 1890.
A place planned and developiag
m.
no objection to the time al fully and strongly exposed
of hiring a band, and other Go vernor it was at the
AS
lowed for debate, but that the misstatements of thecut- A joint committee of Cald incidedtal expenses, with the I chance of being impeached
the chairman of the commit lery manfacturers by which well and Watauga veterans request that the funds thus j himself and being broken of
tee of coinage, weights and they had induced the commit met at Blowing Rock on the secured will be. handed in to his office.The men who werein
A GREAT RESORT
measures, would be allowed tee on ways and means they the 12th day of June, 1890, : the treasurer, on or before Washington who were bach
to offer all the amendments to reduce cutlery rates. He for the purpose of arranging the evening of the the first ing Holden could have bro
wfr Situated hi the Mountains of that were admissible under showed by their own state details for the reunion, of the Thursday in Aug. The com- ken Judge Brooks of his of
the rules of the House, and ments and'governmental sta Confederate veterans to be | mittee appointed for this pur fice.
sr
WESTERN NORTH CARO that when these were offered tistics that their products held at Blowing Rock on the pose is as follows: R. H. Far Did you ever hear of what
there would be given no op 'have increased 50 per cent in first Thursday, Friday and thing, G. W. Cable, Dr. J. B. ocoured upon the advent of
LINA,
portunity to the minority to the last six years, instead of Saturday in August, 1890. Phillips, Jacob Younce, G. H. the United States Judge at
Jk •
offer any amendment, or to largely falling off as was On motion J. B. Clarke was Brown, Capt. I>. F. Bain!. J. Raleigh? ft is a curious in
ask the House to vote on the claimed; and that importa appointed chairman and D. C. Shull, Jese M. Hartly, Cal- cident in the history of our
A region NOTED for healthfulness and beauy of Scenery. free coinage of silver. At the tions had decreased 7 per B. Dougherty secretary. The ton Coffey, 0. J. Cottrell, A. State. Holden, the Gover
republican caucus the other cent. That instead of this following resolutions were a- W. Penlv. S. J. Hendrix, D. nor, his friend Richard 0.
AN ELEVATION OF 8,800 FEET
night there had been much profit being $815,000 in 18- d opted, to wit:
B. Wagoner, Joseph Brown, Badger, and a third person,
discussion and it was neces 87, as stated by them, it- 1. A committee of five were W. C. L. Hulcher. A. F. Da vis, hastened to the room of
With Cool, Invigorating
sary to whip in the friends of was $1'900,000. The Malt appointedttolocate camping | A. J.Moretz, H. A. Davis, L. JudgeBrooks as soon as they
ID. Miller, J. E. Finley, J. S.
—Climate.—
free silver by this resolution. dealers are next in order.
and parade grounds, and to Mast, J. W. Hor ton, J. ( al. heard of his coming and the
Washington D. C., June 10.
It was wicked, shameful and
erect a stand for speakers. Davis, D. C. Dagger, Jont,. supposed purpose of it. As
an outrage on the minority.
Said committee is as follows: II. Brown. Capt. W. B. Coun- related to us something like
It is being laid out with taste
A Cheap Monkey Show.
There were many republicans
Col. J. M. Houck, Wm. M. cill. Capt. A. J.Critcher, Capt this happened. Governor
and skill, with well gra
who would vote for free sil Listen here! The McKinley Morris, B. J. Green. Jacob Wm. Hodges. Pleas Andrews, Holden in high, imperious
ded roads arid
ver, but for fear of the Presi bill is an outrageou.j perfor Klutz, J. B. Clark and Maj. Joseph Phipps, Capt. B. R. manner and with fierce tones
dent, who was in accord with mance. It is but a cheap G. W. F. Harper.
Brown, Capt. Jordon Cook, demanded to know if Judge
EXTENSIVE
the Secretary of the Treasu monkey show, in the face of
2. Appointed Julian S. Can* D. J. Farthing, J. F. Green, Brooks had come to Raleigh
ry, and both in accord with high heaven and the Ameri of Durham, Chief Marshall, L„ W. Farthing, Jones Coffey for the purpose of trying to
I OEEST PAEKS.
Wall Street. It was a humil can people. It is an attempt with power to appoint such Berry Steward and Capt. thwart his plans and to inter
i a ting sight- to an America n to make an angel of the dev aids as he may desire.
Milt English. The mmey se fere with hi in in his acts.
A desirable place for fine residen citizen when in the presence il without abreviating his
3. That Senators Ransom cured by the above commit Judge Brooks replied—"I
ces an d
of the Piesident- the republi tail or sawing off his horns. and Yance, Gov. D.G.Fowle, tee will be paid into the hold my office at the hands
far
cans were driven to tramp It takes dollars from theonly Col. G. N. Folk and Gen. Wil hands of the treasurer, who of the United States Govern
mer and returns him
ment and I am here to exe
-HEAL1HFUL HOMES- ling down the rules of the dimes. It does not impose a der be, and are hereby invi will receipt for the same.
r
cute justice and to maintain
House. If the majority and single duty that will help a ted to be present, and make D. If DOUGHERTY,
AGood opportunity for prof the President yielded to the Kansas farmer- What do we speeches during the encamp RY AND TREASURER,SECRETA the rights of the people. I
itable investments.
money power, the masses care about the duty on eggs ment.
J. B. Clark, Chairman. shall do what I believe to be
T .ESP*For illustrated pamphlet
and hay? The Lord preserves 4. That a committee of
right and proper and I will
hereafter would dictate and
us, but what with the Mc
not be intimidated. If you
enforce legislation.
Kinley bill, the supineness of three, consisting of J. B. There is no doubt that
address
Mr. Bland said that there the Reed-Gannon-led crowd in Clarke, Wm. M. Morris and some people cnjo.v being un visit me socially I say wel
S9H LINVILLE IMPROVEMENT Co.,
N. Corpeninglie appointed happy They take pleasure come. But if you come to
was no doubt but that a Hie lower House of Congress,
S»7>
and hypocritical prohibition. to arrange for the entertain in contemplating injustice brow bea t, I say at once lam
large majority of the House
LINVILLE, MITCHELL CO.
L
N. C. favored the unlimited coin If the Republican party in ment of the speakers and done to themselves. A pet a United States Judge and I
K a n sas d o n' t hea r so m e t h i 11g
age of silver, and in order to drop next November then ! those composing the band. grievance becomes a hobby will call the U. S. Marshal and
5—29—6 mo.
prevent that fact from appeal 27 years in the editorial ser 5. That Maj- Harper em-: with many a man. In setting ha ve you arrested at once for
ing on the record it w r as nec vice has only fitted us for the p1oy a su i ta ole ban d to fu r- forth their grieveance to the contempt of court."—News
WASHINGTON LETTER.
nish music at the reunion, on world, or even on b r o o d i n g and Observer.
essary to gag all the demo insane asylum.
As the stars in their course the best- terms possible.
F. cm our Regular Correspondent crats and many of the repub
over it in solitude, they are There is no end of a row afought against
so the
licans. Mr. Williams said civilization of Sisera,closing 6. That all soldiers, Confed ii eces:i ri lv d we11 i ng u pon tl lei r mong the Republicans, ami
the
For the Democrat
that the resolution was in ten hours of the nineteenth cen erate and Federal, be invited own virtues. And it is not the little census man in the
On rising to address the ded to prevent the majority tury fight against, the hide to be present, on the first surprising that, in many ca party who is kicking up the
Senate on the silver question, from legislating, but the bound tariff burdens with Thursday in August next, ses, the habit should gener robbery. There were solemn
Mr. Sherman said that he slick driviers of the republi which the West is being sad with three days rations.
ate an unreasonable self-corn pledges that all the enumer
had not intended to discuss can flock easily rouned most dled by the incorporated
7. That- the Secretary of placency. Inordinate mela n- ators should be Democrats.
bloats of Eastern manufactu
the subject until some practi of it up. and gained their ring and Atlantic money cen this meeting be requested to eholy is but one of the many Mr. I jogan Harris, who is, by
cal measure had been brought point asusual. 120yeas, 117 tres; saddled too bv the men notify thefollowing officers to forms of vanity. A recluse the way, the secretary of the
forward ; because the bill re nays. The passage of this (by the political party) which meet with us at the reunion : from society takes apreverse republican State Executive
ported from the Finance resolution has thoroughly the people themselves keep in Col, J. B. Palmer, of Rich pleasure in cultivating melan Committee, tells me that in
committee was only an unea discouraged the free silver- po wer.— Wichit a (Kan.) Ea - mond, Va., Gen. J. B. Pal choly; or a widow cherishes the second tourth districts
sy ghost, wandering without men, and they mean to strive file. Rep.
mer, of Murphrysboro Tenn.; her grief for a dead husband, fully two-thirds of the enu
father, without compass, no more for their measure
Gen. A. M. Scales, of Greens till she resents any attempts merators are Democrats.
His Party Repudiates Him.
without guide, with no ope but will accept the House
boro; Col. C. V. Cilley, Col. at comfort, and takes a prde He says with frankness that
to call for a voteupon it, and bill which will pass, and en To say that the republican II. A. Brown, of Columbia, in self-torture. Are they sin Ben Harrison started the
no one to demand a solution deavor, in vain, to have it a- opinion in this city is divided Term ; Maj. A. C. Avery, Col. cere in this? The morbid re North Carolina Republicans
of the ditlicult problem. But mended in respect to the bull on the appointment of Mit- S McD. Tate, Gen. Rufus cluse may be nothing but a upon .the downward path
zell to the collectorship, is Barringer, Col. W.ILCowles, thoroughly indolent man,
as he was obliged to absent ion clause.
and that these last appoint
putting it mild indeed. If old
himself on more important
This bill which goes into Grandfather's-hat-Harri so n Capt. B. R. Brown, Capt. J. who dwells upon his weak ments have kicked up the
i ausiness, he availed himself effect 30 days after its pass could hear some of tliechoice W. Todd, Gen. Jas. H. Lane, ness to excuse himself from devil generally, and he fur
si the present opportunity age, directs the passage of language which is applied to Col. Alfred Baird, Gen. It. B. action. Excessive grief for ther asserts that no mackerel
_ fay something which he $4,500,000 worth of silver him by republicans,he would Yance, Gen. R. F. Hoke, Gen t.li > dead easily connects it, is deader than the Republi
written. He harangued every month, to be paid for at once ca ll Wana maker to Robert Ransom and Gen. self with personal vanity. We can party in North Carolina,
cr
his
At
are realy seeking for the of which not a grease spot
pp. r. iinst the free coinage idea, by silver bullion, treasury any bosom for comfort. im Wade Hampton.
rate, he would never
p ,-id quoted certain figures notes, redeemable in coin, agine for an instant that lie 8. That the proceedings of praise of constancy, or yield will be left next November.
>m a government repoit, and made a legal tender for had solidified himself with his this meeting be published in ing to a sort of supersti Mr. Harris and the oth r
party hereahoutsfn appoint the Watauga DEMOCRAT and tious belief that the dead will brethren are mightily stirred
fe a curacy of which was inSK autl.y challenged by Sena- all debts, public or private, ing over the heads of local Lenoir lopic.
take pleasure in our useless u p.—Messenger.
except where otherwise stip
sacrifice of own happiness.
aspirants one who was found
ADJOURNMENT , to meet at
-r Teller. Mr. Sherman inThe Meanest.
The play of motives are so in
,, » ,,
.
fe. •ited that the figures were ulated in contract. The Sec unfit to be associated with
c ' iair ret a ry of the Trea sury m a v the department of justice. If i
Hon. J. S. Henderson, of
tricnte that the attempt to
J8tf
om a government report redeem them in silver bullion the President presists in l i i s D. B. DOUGHERTY SEC.
analyze them or to sum up Salisbury, Representative of
J. B. CLARK CILM'N. the result in a single formula the 7th district of this State
nd therefore must be cor- at the market price, and may present course, he will wind
is necessarily illusory.—Mes in Congress, declared in con
Watauga's Veteran Committee.
b- ct, and wanted to know coin such bullion as is needed up in the end one of the most
consummate frauds the conn This committee met at Blow senger.
® I'jit- newspaper scrap would to redeem silver notes, but
versation recently that the
try ever produced. Even his
3lA)ro*.ight in to controvert the $2,000,000 coinage act party repudiates him to-day. iiig Rock on the 12th day of Life will acquire new zest, and present House of Represen
j June, and organized by elect cheerfulness return, if you will tatives was the meanest that
Uhat he had read. Mr. Teller is repealed. If silver goes up —Pensa cola Cornmcrcia 1.
impel your liver and kidneys to
ill politely insisted that the to par coinage shall be free. The quality ol' the blood de ing J. B. Clark chairman and the performance of theirfuntions had ever assembled since the
Ruth had not been told, and Finally $60,000,000 held in pends much upon good or bad I). B. Dougherty secretary nr. J. H. McLean's Liver ami Kid establishment of the govern
vnted to correct the state- the Treasury as a redemption digestion and assimilation, to and treasurer, when the fol ney nalm will stimulate them to ment. If the opinion of the
make the blood rich in life and
before it was made pub fund, for the notes of retired strength givingconstituenns, use j lowing proceedings were had: healthful action. $1.00 per bot- people could be got we think
nanus,
% * Mi Sherman, however, j national banks, is to be nr. J. H. McLean's strengthening! 1. Appointed Capt. F. F. tlea very large majority of
var ihl not yield to the floor, turned into the general fum cordial and Blood purifier, it will Lovill Adjutant for Watau-:
them would endorse this de
wen Thursday Mr. McKin- Tlv* business men are now nourish the properties of the ga county, with power to apl
claration of Mr. Henderson
Mind wanderiii? cured. Bonks learned
blood from which the elements ol
in one reading Testimonials from all
as expressive of their senti
U r reported a resolution having a hearing before the vitality are drawn. 3.00 per point such aids ashemay de-j
parts of the globe. Prospectus POST
FREE, sent on application to Prof.
ments.—News and Observer.
A. Loisette, 237 Fifth Ave. New York.
sire.
mat the House immediately Finance committee of the bottle.
^.5 i«
liEl
�. L,
The Watauga Democrat,
Take one of Dr. McLean's Lit
Sands, N. C. are making to improve their The quality of the blood de
pends much upon good or
tle Liver and Kidney Pillets at
June 16th 7890. business surpasses my com digestiou and assimilation,bad
to
night before you go to bed and
1). It. Dougherty, Editor.
Editor Democrat:
i, prehension. Do they not de make the blood rich in life and
you will be surprised how buovIt C. Rivers, Publisher.
"Mv father made your yoke' serve to prosper as well as strength givingeonstituenns,use Still Oil Hand With a ;',iVV'lvi^'ls,i'oun.illr,'(*l.il,tf
Br. J. H. McLean's strengthening
heavy , and I will add to your
next (lay. Only 2 a ( e a t s a vial.
A DEMOCRATIC family newspa yoke, lay father also chastised the ba.llance of the communi cordial and nlood purifier, it will
per devoted to the interests of you with whips, hut I will chas ty, and are not they the main nourish the properties of the
The Celebrated Nissen
Nice line of *
County, State and Nation. Pub tise you with scorpions."—1st stay of all other callings? blood from which the elements of
lished every Thursday at Boone, Kings, 12—14WAGONS,
And yet when they organize vitality are drawn. 1.00 per
"Watauga County, N. C.
This was the language of to protect themselves they bottle.
BUGGIES, OPEN AND TOP,
the wicked successor of King are accused of trying to break
Thursday, June 19tli,1890
Johnson City, Tenn.,
PLATFORM SPRING HACKS,
Solomon in answer to the down the business of others.
June 15 1890.
Pheatons, Road Carts,
It ih now believed that the prayers and petitions of his And just here let me remark,
Editor Democrat-.
people, for relief from the un that the man who tries to
Richmond and Danville R. R.
Johnson Ci by is on a 'big Consisting, in part, of Boots, &'etc. &etc., for sale by W. D.
Co. will extend their road just taxation and grievous baffle their efforts to relieve
Clarke, Blowing Rock, N. C.
boom.' The people of this
Shoes,
from Wilkesboro to either burdens to which they had so this country from unjust and
fiST'The above named vehic
place made up$7000 the oth Dress Goods,
Bristol or Johson City. We long been subjected. He had illegal taxation, and to re
les will be sold cheap lor cash
er night to buy rights of way
Notions,
clip the following from the turned his back upon the old store honesty in government,
or traded in exchange for
from here to Einbreville,
good young horses or ca t tle.
Hardware,
men and despised their ad reminds me very much of the | where a London syndicate is
Johnson City Comet-.
Come and examine them.
Tinware,
"The Richmond and Dan vice, and was directed by his bull that undertook to buttj going to construct a railway
4. 24.
Groceries,
ville people have virtually young and profligate associ the rail-road engineoff of the
from here to the great Ein
Coffees,
bought the Atlantic and Dan ates. It seems to us that the track, for like the said bull
J. B. HOPKINS,
breville Iron Works. The
Sugars,
ville road from Danville to present Congress furnishes a he will soon be found in the
Johnson people anticipate a
Tea,
Norfolk, and as soon as the striking illustration of thefol ditch.
DEALER IN
a bigger boom than ever
Rice,
Danville and New River nar ly of this foolish King. For Rut I have digressed. J de when that road is built. '
Cigars,
row gauge is widened they five long months they have sired to tell what Congress Our popular friend, W. R.
Cigarettes, etc.
will only have to build a been receiving the petitions has not done. They have fail Lewis, formerly of Watauga
short line from Patrick Court of an over-taxed and burden ed and refused to pass a bill county, committed suicide on
GAP CHEEK, N. C.
House to Winston, and a par ed people. The farmers and for the free and unlimited the 18th by taking ten grams
lion of that is built, to have laborers from all over this coinage of silver, and to re of morphine. He took the fa
a through and independent land have been begging their store it to its old democratic tal dose about 9 o'clock and Drugs & Medicines DITY GOODS,
line from Norfolk to John representati ves togrant them position as a part of the cur died 20 minutes before 7.
GROCERIES,
son City. The E. T. V. & G. relief from the toils of the ex rency of the country, and for Two of the leading physi
in good variety. Also take
BOOTS & SHOES
people are takimg hold of tortioner and monopolist. no other purpose than to cians of this place were called
all kinds of
Johnson City and mean to A wail has penetrated the make the money of the capi in but all their efforts to re
&c., &c.
make it a grea t rail-road cen Capital of the nation from talist more valuable and ena vive him proved futile and
For Cash or Produce
ter and they never fail in an the farmers and laborers ble them to tighten their death soon came to his relief.
At Remarkably Low Prices!
from every nook and corner grasp on the poor, They It was sometime after he
undertaking.
committed the act before he
of this union, asking for the have not repealed the Inter- let it be known. He will be
-ANDGoods First Class.
An exchange says "Thepres enactment of laws that would nal Revenue laws, but they badly missed here, forhe was
ent generation will see men insure equal and exact jus have made its furnaces seven noted for generous hospitali
JEWELER.
worth 500 millions of dol tice to all, and that taxes on times hotter than they were ties. The people all seem to
Watches repaired and all
lars." This is no doubt true the necessaries of life should wont to be. Have they pass sympathise with the bereav
ed family very much. J. M.
kinds of work in this line exe.
if the rich still oppress and be reduced, and what has ed the Blair bill? Just exam
And country produce in ex- cuted promptly.
grind the poor as they have been the answer? TheRepub ine the Congressional Record The dank and decaying vege
ehahge for goods. Gent's
TAKE THE
been, and are now doing. Zeb licanHouse of representatives and you will see that they tation of regions newly cleared
of timber, exposed to the rays of furnishing goods, such as,
Yanee says when he first has, as did the wicked King, never intended to pass it.
the sun. is sure to breed malaria. dress shirts, (both laundried
went to Washington, a mill Rehoboam. They have de And now my friend 'John', Dr. J. H. McLean's Chills and
and unlaundried.) Collars,
GOING
ionaire was bard to find,but spised the voice of the farm your correspondent from Mo Fever Cure, by mild and gentle
Cuffs, Slips, and in fact, al
now there are hundreds of ers and consumers, cast aside retz Mills, is informed that action will radically cure. 50
most anythingneeded in that West and Northwest.
cents a bottle.
them. "The rich are grow their petitions, and like vul 'Alexander Bill' has not pull
line.
There
ing richer and the poor poor tures the manufactures, bond ed the hole in after him, but diseases are many accidents and
which affect Stock and
Emigra nts going to any of the
er",. is as true a saying as ev holders, mortgagees andmo- has oeeu quietly watching causa serious inconvenience and
Western States or Territories
er fell from the lips of any ney-changers have flocked to the signs of the times, and loss to the farmer in his work,
will save time and money going
which
be quickly remedied
via. Chicago and Alton route,
man. There must be some the Capital and filled its cor- he has come to the deliberate by themay of Dr. J. H. McLean's
use
t is the quickest route to
thing wrong that causes all riders, and instead of giving conclusion that old Grover Volcanic Oil Liniment.
KANSAS CITY, DENVER,
this. The manufacturers are relief, the answer goes out to Cleveland was right when he
PUEB LO,
the millionairs, the farmers the people, "Our fathers made said that "The simple and
Ready-Made Clothing from 8 And all points in Idaho, Wash
and laboring men are the your yoke heavy, we will add plain duty Congress owes to
ington, Oregon, Utah
to 25 dollars per suit. We
and California.
yoke; our fa the people was to reduce tax
poor. The following will to your
handle only first class goods, Finest and Best Equipped
—DEALERS IN,—
throw light on it, we think: ther also chastised you with ation to the necessary expen
and will guarantee prices as
A farmer in Nebraska kept whips, but we will chastise ses of an economical govern
Road in the West.
low as any other merchant
Nerchandise,
Only line running Solid Vestian account of the amount of you with scorpions." And in ment, and to restore to the General
who handles the same grade buled trains between St. Louis
tariff he paid in one year, order to pay the debt thev business of the country the
and Kansas City.
We have now, on hand a of goods.
which amounted to'f142.02. owed to those who furnished money they hold in the Treat?
Reclining Chair cars and Tour
This all went to the manu the money to purchase the ury through the perversion complete line of
ist Sleepers free of extra charge.
I will meet parties at any rail
facturers. His City, Bounty Presidency, they have very of governmental powers."
road station with through tickets
GENERAL MERCHAN
and State tax was $76.82, greatly added to the already Had his ad vice been taken, it
and baggage cheeks.
©r $65.20 less than what he heavy burdens of the people. would not have becomeneces
DISE.
For full information, maps and
descriptive pamphlets of the
paid to the manufacturers. They have doubled the tax sary for the farmers all over
West write to or call on
on tin plate, a necessity in this broad land to organize
CONSISTING OF,
B. A. NEWLAND,
It was our pleasure to spend every poor man's bouse, and for their own protection, but
Traveling Pa«senger Agt..
Goods at almost your own
several days on Upper Bea placed diamonds on the free now like the revolting tribes [Dry Goods,]
price.
I run in connection 19 Patton Ave., Asheville, N. C
list. They have doubled the of Israel, they are demand
[Notions,]
ver Dams during the past
with my other business, a J. CHARLTON, G. P. A.,
Chicago, 111.
tax on women and childrens' ing that their yoke shall be
[Groceries,]
week. This section of our
[Shoes,]
county was almost entirely coarse dress goods, and plac made easier and their bur
P hcrtQ uiw^'
° vp'W®
ed silk on the free list. They dens lighter. Two millions
new to us. Although we
[Hats,]
are personally acquainted have increased the tax on cot strong they have stood be [Hardware,]
It
tor /'rice Litt. BuWmknVt -J
with most of those thrifty cit ton ties and iron ties, for bai fore the 'King' and made
Breech 1 oading double shot gun
[Tinware,]
izens, we nad never enjoyed ling hay and cotton and their demand, and the an
$8 to $50, single breech loaders
their hospitalities at their hooping tubs, morethan200 swer was rolled back like a
[Glassware,]
$4 to $12, breechloadingrifles;'$3
homes with their kind fami per cent, and they propose
to $15; Double ba rrel Muzzle load
[Crockery,]
wave of the ocean, "Our fa
lies. Many of these enterpri
ing shot guns$5.50 to $20, Re
to pay a bounty of one dol thers made your yoke heavy,
[Medicines,]
sing farmers have built splen
peating Rifles, 10 shooter, $10 to
Revolvers $ to $20. send 3
did new dwelling houses and lar on the pound on all silk we will add to your yoke;
„
w hich we think is equal to $30;for Ma moth lillustrated cata
cts.
barns, and have greatly im raised in this country. They our fathers also chastised you of which we are offering at
any in the county, and we logue-No. 40. Address GREAT WEST
proved their farms, on which have raised the tax on men's with whips, we will chastise
guarantee our prices as low ERN GUN WORKS, Pittsburg, Pa.
there are now growtpg splen common clothing and reduc
you with scorpions." But
as any in the
did crops of corn,grass, oats,
buckwheat and and now and ed it on fine goods and many now friend 'John' when, the
then a good field of wheat. of the luxuries used by the ides of November comes a- We also take in exchange
Those people on Beaver rich. They have raised the gain there will be another for goods,
dams ought to be happy and tax on many other things wave that will roll through
Wheat,
enjoy life, for they have no that I might mention, but I out the length and breadth
Corn,
debts or mortgages, but have quoted enough to show of this union, when these
Also furnish transportation to
%e,
have most ofthegood things
same farmers shall assemble
Oats,
panties wanting the same with a
of life. Our objet in visiting that they have added to our at the poles, with ballots in
Chicken
this interesting section was to yoke.
safe driver and with as good a
their hands, weapons potent
Eggs,
explore for iron ore, in which
No wonder the farmers are as "the voice of God." Then
turnout cts can be found in the
tfcetc,
we feel interested, as we are organizing an3 demanding re will the shout arise from
county.
For the next
convinced that if our iron lief, when they reflect upon their ranks and be heard aSO GIVE US A CALL.
veins in Watauga were open
bove the din and roar of the
Cox and Hart, Nathan Creek
ed they would greatly in the fact that they are worth battle, "To your tents O Is
Ashe county, N. G.
crease the prosperity of the less, by many millions, than rael, now see to thine o wn
county and cause rail-roads they were ten years ago. Si", house" ALEXANDER BILL.
WHIT IS COINS
One of the
MAHY
BEST Tel I
encope* i n L
to be built, and capitalists it is their duty to organize,
May the 15th. 1890.
facilities are
the world. Our facilitiesare
unequalrd, and to introduce our
We will make special prices, for gjOfl BHHL 1 •upariorgooda we will aendriiKK
to invest their money with and if possible to better their The "Life of the flesh is the
it\VMl
Jo*/
I
to ONE PKRSON in each locality,
cash, on all goods. Returning mlI IMN uk'Ui Hte- L^ as above Only those who write
blood thereofpure blood means
us* Our county is full of min
' to us at once can make sure of
1 the chance All you have to do in
erals but it will take large a- condition. It is their duty healthy functional activity and1 F. J. McMillion and Son of the our thanks for past patronage
Wi return is to show our goods to
to buy where they can buy this bt-ars with it the certainty j Mouth of Wilson Va., are Manu we will, as heretofore, still con tit
those who call—rour neighbors
mounts of money to develop
f <l
thoso around you The be' ginning of this advertisement
the numerous mines. We aie the cheapest and sell where of quick restoration from sick factures of all kinds of woolen tinue to furnish you good goods AYE
shows the small end of the teleness or accident, nr. J. H. Mc goods, which they will send to'
icope. The following cat gives the appearance of it reduced to
trying to get these mines they can sell the highest.
and at as low prices as can be
your
in exehance
brought to the attention of Don't the merchant do that Lean's strengthening cordial and j They door keen a fulllinefor wool.
nlood purifier gives pure rich
also
of their ound.
Truly yours,
monied men who are willing way? Don't every one do so? blood, and vitalizes and strength goods on hand at Southerlands,
•boot the flftlf '1 part of It* bulk. It 1* * grand, double tire tele
scope, ai lareeas la easy to carry We will alao ihow you how yo«
twii experience, H>3 to®rite ata onco atWe payfrom the »t«rt,with
make from
I© day leaat, all expreaa cliartfe*.
to invest in them, and hope Why any one should take ex ens the whole body. 1.00 per, Ashe Co., N. C. They pay the
out
lletter w
Addreat,H.HAI.LETT A CO,, Hex SHO, i'OKiXASiy. MalWS.
we may succeed.
ceptions to the efforts they bottle.
highest price for wool.
;W. L. Bryan.
General
Merchandise,
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
ROOTS
HERBS,
Chicago and Alton R, R,
JUST IN
S.F. Lsnoir, & Co,,
For Gash, You Can Have
Hotel and Peed
STABLE
Lowest Prices,
COUNTY.
S- F, LENOIR & GO,, 60 DAYS
FREE
j
r
B
fln
�m r
crop in Johnson is not very I
Wurtsburgh, Wash.
Boone, X. 0.
Pf f*
if**
M
good the greater part of it! Editor Democrat.
I
June 7th,
1
u
TO THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT.
turning to cheat, other grain j, I Wish to inform the rein- ! Mr. Editor:-If? your last
-O—Of 1 copy 1 year
$1.00 looking well, lie also says [fives and friends of the seri-! issue of the Democrat I 110fcrMAFOB. W 'lKE, A. ti.t PltlXriPAL,^
] " 6 months
HO
] " 3 months
35 tlie people of Johnson areex--ous accident which happened tice you havean article on
Opens June 9ih. 1890. The coursu THOROUGH, with
pectin g a railroad in the j to Mr, Allen A. Holsclaw. superstition, which upon the
ADVERTISING RATES.
"near luture from Bristol,
jjwho is recently from your whole is very good, but I beg
1 inch 1 week
.
$ -Jo f
" 1 month
1.75 -Rev. Hi gilt G. Moore, a county. On t he 28th. he [to take issue with you in ref« 3 "
3.00 new gradu ite of Wake For- was kicked by a horse in theLerence to that part of it,
« 6 «
5.00
College, arrived in the Globe [right side, just above the -which condoms the time hon- to $2 per mo- For particulars addresss the principal at 8olo, N. 0.
" 1 year
7.00 the 19th, to remain a f'U' liver, his side and short, ribs pored custom of consulting
column 1 week
9.0'>
W. B. COUNCILL, J R.
"
1 month
13.50 j weeAs with his parents and being crushed. Oui friend's the phases of the moon, in
ATTORNEY AT LA .V.
"
3 "
,....25.00 friends.
condition is critical.
planting crops.
&3TCH E A P IBfc
"
6 "
37.50 —Mr. E. S. Coffey returned
Dr. Johnson
Intelligence always con- J uly4th891y. Boone, N. C.
"
1 year
50.00
home Thursday from Wake
dems superstition and prop
Entered at the Postofficeat Forest College from which
erly so, but a more intelli W. C. NEWLAND,
COUNTY ALLIANCE.
Boone. N. 0., as second-class Institution he has just gradu
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
gent and thoughtfull considBLOWING ROCK, N.C
mail matter.
Lenoir, N.C.
ated with high honors. Mr. The Watauga county alii-1 oration of what is often
We have, and will keep on
Coffey will study law.
ance will meet in the court [considered superstition, will June 27. 88 ly.
LOCAL NEWS.
hand all kinds of goods that
—Monroe Green, of Cove house Friday, July 4th at 9, reveal only the true princi
J. C. FLETCHER,
our customers need, and will
Creek, passed through town a. m. sharp. It is to be hop ple of science and natural
—ATTORNEY AT LAW—
—No. 49. Renew your sub
last Thursday with his broth ed every suballiance in the causes. So I think what
NOT BE UNDERSOLD BY
scription.
N. C.
er, M. C. Green, who has been county will be represented you denominate a supeisti- SUGAR GROVE,
^ —The fa mily of H. L. Hug- attending the D. D. and B. by its full quota of delegates tion, in planting by the Will practice in*Watauga and Any regular business mer
chant in the county. Our
2;ins moved to Elk Park last asylum at Raleigh for the with many of the brethren moon, is a well founded adjoining counties.
goods are.all fresh and new
week.
besides. There will be much principle of Natural Science, SCOTT A ERVIN,
last year.
and are as good as can be
—Look out for H. C. Mar- —One Roark, who broke in business of importance to which is born out by pracfibought. Give us a call, get
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
tain and Go's new £ ad' next to a store at Boomer, N. C. transact, the annual election cle tests and scientific discov
prices and buy your sugar,
Lenoir, N. C.
at two different times, was of officers the election of a eries. It is a well settled
week.
coffee, flour,
captured at his home on the
bacon,lard,
—Mrs. Will. Crowder, of North Fork of New River on, delegate to the state alliance, principle of science, that the T. B. FINLEY,
Elk Park, is visiting friends Wednesday night. He is the discussion of best meth moon produces what are
syrups, molasses,
ATTORNEY - AT- L A W,
now lodged in Wilkesboro ods of keeping up the public known as the "Luner tides"
in town this week.
soda, starch,
Wilkesboro, Nortli Carolina.
roads, opened by Messrs. W. of the ocean. Now if this be
jail.
canvassed hams,
—Owing to a delay in our
S. Farthing and J. T. Reese, true then why, iu reason, is E.F. LOVILL
confections etc.,
blank paper we are late issu —Died of pneumonia at his amendments to the public not it.i effects felt on land as
ATTORNEY ATT-AW,
residence on Gap Creek, Sto- school law 7 , opened by Messrs. well as on the ocean ? The
ing this weeek,
Boone N. C.
—Capt. James Horton, of ney Fork township, Mr. Al T. P. Adams and I. W. Romans were among 'the July 4th, '89— 1 y
Than they can be bought in
the Yadkin, passed through exander Green. He was a Thomas, with other equally most intelligent and ad
member of Elk Lodge, A. F. important subjects. Secre- vanced people of the past
DR. L. C. REEVES.
the county. ESPECIALLY do
town last Saturday.
we invite the ladies to give us
—Mr. Nooe, of Stateville, & M. and was buried on the tar.es will please send me centuries, they gave us the PHYSICIAN AND SURG-EON
Office at Residence.
a call and examine our full
spent several days last week 13 th. i n st. with m a so n ic h on- their quarterly reports at "Zodiac" which to day is
ors. Peace to his ashes.
Boone, N. C
line of Spring and Summer
once. Dont fail to do this consulted and relied upon
with friends on New River.
July 4. 89.
Dresss goods.
—Sheep are in good de It is with pleasure we an as I want to have my report by the intelligence of the
Notions, notions, to please
made up by Friday morning land, as evey one knows
W. B. COUNCI LL, M. I).
mand. Horses selling very nounce the arrival of our
the most fastidious of our fair
Boone, N. C.
well, cattle may take a rise. friend L. W. Estes and fam of the meeting. Send names by experience, it is safer
friends during the summer.
of delegates also.
to consult its signs. I men Resident Physician. .Office
ily from Idaho, on the 18 th.
—Bill Pinion, an industri
W. \V. PRESNELL, SEC.
tion only these instances of on King Street north of Post You shall be pleased in qual
Mr. Estes made an extended
ous boy of our county, left
ity and prices.
Boone N. C. the effects of the moon, but Office.
trip throgh many of the
for Brandonburgh Mont, on
many others could be given. June 12 88. 1 v.
Western States but found
the loth.
I therefore respeccfully sub W. J. HUNSUCKER & BROS. We are Located in the
none equal to grand old
LINVLLE ITEMS.
—Mr. Smithers, of Rich North Carolina,
mit Mr. Editor that you
MOORE BUILDING,
mond, Va., representing C.
strike from your list of super
Brick Layers end Plasterers
Hotel Boyer is receiving a
On Main Street, and are ever
W. Thorn & Co. spent Sun- —Mr. C. D. Taylor, of Yalle coat of white paint. — Mr. J. stitions the followers of the
Crucis, was in town Monday. T. Rathburn, of Uakersville, moon faith, and I agr ;e with are prepared to do all work ready to give our customers
Jay in town.
prompt attention. Orders
you as to the remainder of in their line on short notice.
—G. W. Hayes and Miss He says Mr. T. H. Taylor, is doing the work.
by mail promptly Hilled. Do
FARMER. ALL work guaranteed and
Bailie Green were married who left for Honduras, some Mr Parker's livery stable the article.
Prices reasonable. For pri not tail to give us a trial,
ast Thursday. They have time since, has written back .roof, sides and ends are also
ces etc., address us at Con- and we are sure of your trade
Dur best wishes for happi that he had landed in C. A. being painted.
Nov. 7th, ly. thereafter.
Notice. Owing to a over, N. C.
and thought he would like Mr, J. W. Farthingcame in change to take place in our
ness.
With many thanks for past
from your county,on Thurs business soon, we earnestly
—Miss Belle Critcher, daugh very well.
request every-body who are
patronage, and an earnest
day, with six horses and four indebted to us either by note
ter of Capt. .A. J. Critcher,
appeal for a continuation of
—Boone has been greatly
DENTIST, the same in the future, we re
mules for the stage company. or account to come forward
returned from Oxford a few
enlivened by the return of
This is a distinct company at once and make settlement ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA. main, Respectfully,
lays ago where she has been
several of the charming from the L. ImprovementUo. as we" are bound to ha ve our Offers his professional services
McLENDON & MOORE.
it school.
young ladies who have been
Mr. /filly Cook is out hun money*. All outstanding bus- to the people of Mitchell, 4. 24, 6 mo.
—Stiff. Miller and wife, of off at school. Misses Jennie
iness must be closed up, so Watauga and adjoining coun
\she county, passed through Councill, Maggie Coffey and ting horses for Mr. Parker. come on. —Yours Truly ties. fSxssrNo had mnteial used
town Thursday. They had Carrie Bryan were at Clare- Linville is becoming citi May 8th 1890. Shell &Mast. and all work gunmntaod.'^W^
May 1 1 y
neen visiting friends on Wa- rnont College, Hickory. Miss fied fast. At any rate, a lot
of fast and nice horses have
NOTICE!
J. F. Movpliew.
E. S. Blackburn.
auga river.
—AND—
Bettie Coffey was at Augusta
lately come to town. Fine North Carolina Watauga Co. Marlon, N. C.
Jefferxm, N. C.
—J. F. Spainhour, Atty., Semenary Staunton Ya. rigs course our streets and
KNOCKED OUT!
S. L. Patterson,
MORPHEW & BLACKBURN
vs.
HIS moved into his cosy tit They all returned Saturday. remind me of other days.
J. P. HENSON, DARK RIDGE,
LI. L. Greene.
le office opposite Bryan's —It is truly pleasant to vis Mr. J. Burton Johnson has
ATTTORNEYS AT LAW.
N. E.,
By virtue of an execution issu
lotel and is ready to attend it the hadsome store of those a real good Durham cow> ed from the office of the superior Will practice in the courts is just receiving a large stock
:o your legal business.
urbane gentlemen, Jones & and N. W. Warner milks two court of caldwell county N. c. of Ashe, Watauga.and Mitch
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
ell counties, also in the
directed to the
—Prof. G. W. Green, forin- Vance, of Elk Park. They superb cows — one a Devon county infavor Sliff. ol Watauga eral courts of the Dist.. Fed which will be sold for Cash or
of Plaintiff in the
and
»rly principal of Moravian are daily recceiving stacks of and the other a Durham; above entitled case, i will on Supreme Court of the State. country produce at prices
Yills Academy, has been flour, corn, bacon and, in while Mr. Foulke's Alderny, Monday the 7th day of July 1890 Collection of claims solicited. never before heard of. Give
the first Monday in said
him a call,
ilected to the chair of Latin fact, any thing yon need in Mab, beats the lot for butter it beingat the court house door Aprl, 10.
month
apr 29 ly.
the line of merchandise. You Garden truck is beginning in Boone sell for cash, to the
it Wake Forest College.
can do no better than to to look well.
highest bidder, L, L. Greene's
—John F. Morphew, of
give them a call, for they de A panther or wild cat came interest in the following decsrili
Money to loan.
Vlarshall, N. C.. spent anight
ed lands towit, one tract near
fy competition on prices.
A, P. SMITH,
into Linville a night or two the town of Boone adjoining tlie Persons wishing to bor
n town last week on his way
lands of J. F Spainhour, T. J. row money, who can secure
Successor To
l'om Jefferson court. He —On last Sunday evening ago. Capt. Jordon Cook's Coffey and others, and known as
dog, Pup. took after but did the Gragg place. One tract ad it hv mortgage on good real
vill be in the field as a candi- there was quite a lively little
Smith & Miller,
estate, can be accommodated
not overtake it.
joining the lands of W. L. Bry by applying to
late for Solicitor.
battle took place at the gro
HALE,
N. C.
an and others, and the town-of
Monday, June 16.
—Miss Willie Manning, of cery on Scaly, near the Mitch
Boone also, lots No. 1. 2, 3, 4 J.F. Spainhour, Boone N. C.,
To the pebnle of Watauga.
Mr. Church drew the fire and 5, situated in the town of or A. J. Critcher, Horton N. C\
South Carolina, is stop- el and Watauga line. Joe
I am situated at the Ford of Elk
from his brick kiln on Satur Boone, and known as the J. J. 4. 24.
nng at the Bryn House. It Richardson, the bar keeper,
Mitchell county, with a full line
day afternoon. He fired it Horton lots, levied on by me to
s likely that she will spend was occuping the house with
qqie j satisfy a judgement of $1546,72
of General Merchandise, such as
tie remainder of the summer the door closed, when one on Monday, the 9 th
with interest and cost, all monDry Goods,
brick are well burned.
I ey's arrising from said sale will
n our town.
John Clavvson, of Tenn., ac
Groceries;
1 learn today of the death be applied to judgements and
companied by some other
Queensware,
—An Odd Fellows Lodge
C IIESTON N. C.
of a child of Thomas Ileed, mortgages according to prop
parties, demanded admit
erty of lean against L. .L Greene.
Glassware,
vill be established in Boone
who resides on Squirrel This the 26th. day of way 1390.
Hardware,
n a few weeks. There are tance, which was refused by Creek, in this county.
J. L. Hayes, Shff.
Candies,
Richardson. Three pistol
wo Lodges now in the eounWe had two good showers
and Patent Medicines.
:y one at Zionville the other shots were at once fired to day. A very bright rain
When you are on your way to
through the door, two of
it Sugar Grove.
bow. with a double, made its
vvich took effect in the body
—E. H. Dougherty has re of Richardson. He at once appearance east of the Hotel
turned from Knoxville where threw the door open and com Boyer, and remained longer
I have on hand vehicles of
ip has been purchasing a menced firing onClawson. He 1 * ian n n y * e v e r savv
our own make, and more in Give me a call, as" I am ahle to
Caveats, and Trade-Mafks obtained. and all Pat
ent business conducted for MODERATE FEES.
process of manufacture. All duplicate any bills sold there:
lice line of merchandise, and was carried off on a litter, The rain was needed.
OUI Ornce is OPPOSITE U. S . PATENT OFFICE
and we can secure -patent iiflesa time tban those
for sale at very close prices— My goods are bought for CAS11
remote from Washington.
solicits a share of your pat- badly wounded, and it is
J. S. W.
Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip
quality considered. Repair and I sell for the same.
tion. We .advise, if patentable or not, free of
•onage.
chargo. Our fee not due till patent is secured.
thought will not recover.
The most delicate constitution A P A M P H L E T , ' ' H O W to Obtain Patents," with ing and jobs made to order a
Hoping to satisfy you-in goods
—Mr. Wagner, of Shown's LATER .—We learn since the can safely use nr. J. H. McLean's names of actual clients in your State, cCunty, or speciality. Respectfully,
prices etc. 1 am Respecfully,
town, sent free. Address,
Thomas J. Lillard,
X Roads, was in town Sun- above was written that Claw Tar wine Lung Baliri, it is a sure
A. P, SMITH,
remede.y for coughs, loss of voice, C.A.SNOW&CO.
* Surviving partner.
lay. He says the wheat son has died from his wounds. una all throat and 1 una:diseases. OPP . P A T E N T O F F I C E , W A S H I N G T O N , 0 . C .
Feb. 6. 6mo.
tf.-'-Ma v '3rd.
SUBSCRIPTION
K ATES
NEW GOODS!
McLendfln & Maora,
Cheaper
SOCK BOTTOM STRUCK
i
Worth & L illard,
ELK
DARK,
�gs
The Watauga Democrat,
NOTICE.
NOW COMPLETE
All persons wishing* to apl). B. Dougherty, Editor.
j ply for (Confederate pensions,
.o.
K C. Rivers, Publisher.1 are requested to file their ap
plications on or before the
I have recently refilled my
-o1 he Cleveland Administra 1st Monday in July next, and store building with a full and
tion did a great public ser- on (hat day the hoard of ex complete line of the choicest
pire in inatigurting a policy lamination will meet at 0:80,
ft, UIIHIIIBJ
o f r i g i d e c o n o m y , i n l e a v i n g a . m . f o r t h e p u r p o s e o f e x -i
behind a large surplus as the j amining said appli atioiis.
evidence of their success, and All subscribing witnesses will goods ever brought to the
oin demonstrating that the j be reqired to he present. By County. Consisting of wors
burdens of the people could order of the board.
Has recently enlarged his st.ore house and s >ek of goteds, ginghams, cashmeres,
and should be lessened. De Boone, N. C June the 3rd'90. lawns, muslins, end, in fact,
His store house is now 60 feet long and thoroughly f
J. E. FIN LEY, CHM.
feat was their, perhaps, not
with ne A goods, which he.proposes to sell at PRICF
any thing you wish in the line
unexpected reward. It was
NOTICE
of ladie s dress goods. 1 am
hardly to be anticipated that
By virtue of the power of also to the front with a full
such sturdy blows could be
that will Surprise you.
struck at the plunderers at sale contained in a mortgage line of Groceries. Sugar coffee
Washinton and at the pro executed by wm. M. YOU nee rice, molasses flour, bacon,
tected trusts throughout the to Margaret Lourance, of etc. etc. HARDWARE . In this
Highest market price paid for all kinds country produce
country without begetting a watauga county and regis line I am sure to please you
degree of retalia tion that in tered in book B , of mortga Hammers, Saws, Files, Chis
BOOTS AND HERBS A SPECIALT Y.
the then evenly balanced con ges, pages 324 and 325, the els. Horse-shoes and nails.
Qu ee i is- ware,
Write him for a list of Roots, Herbs, and prices.
dition of parties would give undersigned to satisfy a debt Glass-ware,
of $53 44 with interest and Cutlery, both table and pock
4. 24.
the victory to the side that
benefited by the vast corrup cost, TO .secure the said et. 1 wish to thank my pa
tion fund that determined the sum, will sell for cash in the trons for past favors, and
last election. The battle will premises to the highest bidet* hope to merit the same in the When you come to Elk
be fought over again under on the 5th day of July 1890. future by dealing fairly wirh Park get started off Just
d i ff e r e n t condition.—San The aforesaid tract of land them, and by selling them Right, by going straight to
TEE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR,
being a part of 65 acres more goods as cheaply as they
Francisco News Letter.
or less known as the presnell can be bought on this marI am pleased to announce to the public that I have just receive
Jones & Vances
tract, being all wood land, ket.
W. B. Baird,
a large assortment oi general merchandise. I have an endless v
So after all the blowing to finely timbered. The land is 4. 24.
Valie Crueis, N. C.
riety of dress goods, 5000 yds of calico, from 6 to 7 & 8 cts. GP-fl
the contrary Brower and his located in Shawneehaw town
General store and buy every ham, 9, 10, and llcts, satine, 10 and 12, worsted, 10 to 15, bh
ship on the waters of Banner
two brother cantankerous
thing vou need from them. casimere, double width. 35cts., tarracotta, 35cts., jeans, 15, 2
Radicals in the Federa Elk, adjoining the land of Phil
lip church, Nancy church and
and 40cts. and up. My stock of ribbons is complete in colors at
House from North Carolina others. Margaret Lourance.
They have got the bigest prices. Ladies casimere gloves,30 and 35 cts., paper 5cts. pn
are corn mi ted to a Force bill June 2nd, '90.
Mortgagee.
stock in town, and always quire, envelopes, the same, Suspenders, 10, 15, 20 & 30cts. M.
They want the polls tobeun
line of notions and jewelry is fine. HARDWARE! Farmers Friem
I am now ready to show you
NOTICE.
dor the control of Radica
a nice selected stock of standard sell a little lower than plows and repairs always on hand. Oliver chilled points, No 2(
North Carolina, Watauga co. prints, Indigo Blue, timpson's
bulldozers just as Fat Tom
shovel and bull tongue plows. Best pitch-forks on the market
the lowest.
Etta Hartlj
Blacks, Dress ginghams, Biswic
the usurper, proposes. We
vs
Gias scythes, g ain blades and whetstones. Hoes, nails gTas
suiting, Challies cashmeres, and
Wily Howell.
du not know anything in the
and lantern globes always on hand at lowest cash prices. I a.
brocaded goods with the best lot
By virtue of an execution of 10 cts worsteds on the market. They have just received an also an agent for a large wall-paper infg. Co., and promise yout"
characters of tha trio from
North Carolina to lend one issued from the office of the Ladies' white dresc goods, cross elegent line of
best paper at the lowest price. I am also general agent for a lai I
bar Hamburg. Oriental lace, rib
paint mfg. Co. I will sell lnyjjiew goods at reduced rates to CP
to expect anything but parti Clerk of the Superior Court bons, gloves, ladies' and misses'
of Watauga county in favor
buyers this
You
san manoeuvring and willing of the plaintiff in the above hoes, corsets and corset jeans,
C L O T H I N G examine myspring and summer. prices will all do well to call a.,
new goods and low
before buying. I have
Damask table cloths, lace scim
ness to second any meanness entitled action for the sum
and creton goods, silk thread,
fine lot of shoes, ladies and gents. I will want and endless ami
and deviltry that will cheat of $20 00 with costs, I will button hole twist. Jeans cloth Embracing all the choice
the Democrats. The signs sell to the highest bidder, at from 12% to 75 cts per yard, styles in makes and fabrics, of young chickens, eggs and GOOD YELLOW fresh butter at goo
prices. Also Roots and herbs taken in exchange for goods.
all look to high handec the court house door, on the Hats and shoeS
whhh will go DIRT CHEAP
8o everybody come and get bargains and be happy
7th day of July 1890, it be
movements on the part or ing (he first Monday in said
Yours anxious to please.
HARDWARE.
the Radical gang. The Dem month, Wily W. Iiowel's in in the greatest abundance, such Come and see our fiine line of
WILL W. HOLStLA IF.
ocrats will find themselves in terest in a certain tract or as hoes, plows,' clevises, grass
a very bad fix if they aban parcel of land, lyingon Brush rods, heel bolts, horse shoes and Gents, Ladies, Misses and
don party lines now and go y Fork creek in this county, nails. Table cutlery, hinges,ham Childrens fine
out after false gods upon be adjoining the lands of J. P mers, files, rim knot ocks, butts
E. H. DOUGHERTY.
J. M. DOUGHERTY.
guiling theories that in the Couneill, A. L. Wagoner and and screws. Coffin goods, silverSHOES! SHOES!!
end will only land them others, containing* 50 acres mounted handles, screws hinges
and ornaments. A very fine lot of
deeper in the slough of de more or less. Levied on by
QUEENS-WARE
We defy competition on
spon d.—Messenger.
me on the 27th day of May
1890, to satisfy said execu- i Bold band china, teas and plates, quality, prices and styles.
71ie public is respectfully invited
bowles and
Col. L. L. Polk, President tion. r l 'hisMay the 27, 1890. ! bowles and pitchers, glass-ware,
J. L. HAYES SHFF. jLuVps etc. GUOCERIKS. Extra. They have a complete line to examine our complete line of
of the Farmers'Alliance, said
i C sugar 12 lbs for $1. (TOI,2
Dry Goods, such as : Worsteds
to-night that he wis not the
N0T1CE.
I den drip syrup, rice and spices, of Henrietta cloth, cashmeres of all kinds, and qualities, Linsevs
author of the McClammy
Ry virtue* of a power of Oils, tanner's and engine; tur ginghams, prints, lawns, of the very best quality, Fine
dress goods, such as: Henretta
bill, introduced yesterday, sale, contained in a certain pen tine. Just received 500 muslins, laces, ribbons etc.
cloth, also fine silks, which will be
which provides for the gov mortgage deed executed ny gallcns stone-ware, crocks,
churns, jars jugs etc. Give
ernment to lend money on wm. H . Ham, wife at d others me a call. Resp. A I). TAYLOR. Their stock of Groceries is sold at the lowest price ever
bought at in Watauga County.
to J. A. McDowell, of KTIOXlands at one per cent. It ville Tenn., trustee for the
full to overflowing and of the
was, he said, drawn up by his rreck company, to secure the
very best quality, consitingof HEADY MADE CLOTH
private secretary D. H. Rit purchase money on a steam
Flour,
teahouse, and he knew noth saw mill, and recorded in
Bacon,
book ' B .' pages 554 and 555
ING A SPECIALTY.
ing about it.
-0Lard,
of the
"Inriood," ©aid ne to-night, county records of watauga
N . c. i will sell for
Coffee,
'T have not considered the cash at public out cry at the
WE ARE NOW
Sugar,
We have an immense stock of Drybill critically, and am not court house door in the town
Rice,
Goods, Groceries, Notions, Confer
willing to express an opinion of Boone on Monday July the
Teas,
tionaries, And a nice line of Hats
7th 1890, it being the first
upon it yet."
aps, Boots, Shoes, and an e
Cigars,
Monday, the following tract
"Then you have not aban
normous stock of Hardware, COL
FIRST ENSTALLMENT OF
Cigaretts,
or parcel of land. 42 acres
doned the sub-treasury?"
sisting of, Plows, Hoes, Plane bits,
lying in watauga Township
Cheroots etc.
& etc., & etc.
"No; we shall notabandon watauga county N. C . adjoin Spring and SammerGooIs,
it until it has been squarely ing the lands of R. D . Hollodefeated, or until some bet way and others, and more aud cordially invite the pub Groceries, Hardware, Queens- All the above will be soid cheap.
ware, Glassware & etc. Cutlery, We buy livestock, Horses, Mules,
ter measure has been propos fully described in said mort lic generally to examine the
gage. The above lands are same before buying*. We both pocket and table, Scythes Cattle, and Sheep. Gome and see
ed. We considered land sold to satisfy a note of $548 !
And snaths, butts and screws, us.—We will do you right.
measures beforethe.saib-treas with interest and costs This i h a v e a splendid line of Dress cross-cut and hand sa ws, all o
goods such as
ury bill was prepared, and 5th day of June 1890.
E. H Dougherty Brother,
which will be snld
J. F. SPAINHOUR Atty.
Worsteds,
decided that such measures
for MORGAGEE,
Mast, N. C
Cashmei es,
would not give to the cur
Ginghams,
rency snfficent flexibility.
NOTIuE.
Remarkably Low.
However, I have not made a State of North Carlina, Wa
Lawns,
careful enough examination tauga county. By virtue of
Muslins etc. etc.
of the McClammy bill to give a mortgage deed executed by
Yon are cordially invited
— j S.
LADIE S HATS.
and wife, Avis
you an opinion. If, however, Elbert Wells the 15th day of
to examine our immense
P. Wells, on
Th NICEST LTNE EVER SHOWN
DEALERS IN
after examination, we find Aug. 1890, to Fredrick Shook
at Blowing Rock, both trim stock of goods, we feel sure
this bill better than the sub- I will sell at public outcry at
med and untrimmed. Shoes, we can suit you in prices,
treasury, I should be perfect the court house door, in the
Hosiery, Notions, Staple and styles etc.
If you think of buying a
ly willing to abandon the lat rown of Boone, on the 7th
day of July'90, for cash in foney Groceries, Hardware flSTTrompt attention giv
ter."
SEWING MACHINE,
"land, 100 acres of land lying & etc. Jn shoJt our stock is en to all Mail Orders.
"Do you know the ways on the head waters of Dutch
and want to save CASH, write me
Yours Respc't.
for prices. I carry a full line of
and means committee have Creek, adjoining the lands of
needles and parts ,such as ,
decided against thesub-treas John Shook, James Brewer
And being only 22 miles
Shuttles, Bobbins, Drivers,
and others, to satisfy balance
nry bill?"
Oi/s etc., all of which can be
from depot, and having tele
"Yes, I have heard it, but of $116.00 due ori notes. One
sent by mail.
note being $75., dated Nov. graph communications here
I have a good line of fishing
if this Congress adjourns 16th '89, the other being* $50
with the markets, we CAN May the 1st, 1800.
Tackles, Trout Flies, Hooks,
without doing anything to dated Nov. the 16th 1886.
and WILL meet any prices
Lines etc,
Seins a specialty,
relieve the farmer, you will This June the 9th 1890.
will send them out by mail.
made in Watauga County.
hear a howl which will tell on Fredrick Shook, mortgagee,
Thanking.our friends for
S. P. ANGEL,
the men who failed to aid aer W. H. Byrd, Constable.
their liberal trade, and prom
KNOXVI LLE,
them by legislation."
If you are suffering with weak
TENN.
ising to do all we canto mer
Coughs and eo^s come unin or inflamed eyes, or granulated
-29.
vited, but you can quickly get eyelids, you can be quickly cured it a continuance of the same,
H. McLean's we remain very truly,
rid of these, with a few doses of by using nr. - J
H. C. MARTIN & CO.
Dr. J. H. McLean's Tar wine Lung strengthening Bye salve. 25
cents a box.
IB aim.
April 1st 1890.
R. A. SPAINIIOUR,
1A VIAN FALLS;
N. C.
MONEY-
TAYLOR
Valle Crueis N c
DOUGHERTY BROS.
i
HEW GOODS!
RECEIVING OUR
P. ANGEL,
SEWING
COMPETE
Jones & Vance,
•
-
MACHINES,
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BOONE, WATAUGA COUNTY, N. C.,
GL 2
ye planned and developing
AS
jrREAT R E S O R T
tod in the Mountains of
ESTERN NORTH. CARO
LINA.
: 'feion
NOTED for health'less and beauy of Scenery.
IT
AN* ELEVATION OF 3,800 FEET
With Cool, Invigorating
—Climate.—
• ;ds being laid out with taste
' and skill, with well gra
ded roads and
EXTENSIVE
FOREST PARKS.
U
desirable place for fine residen
ces an d
HEAL1HFUL HOMES—
Good opportunity for prof
itable investments.
EST For illustrated pamphlet
address
LINYILLK IMPROVEMENT CO;,
LINVILLE, MITCHELL CO.
N. C.
5
>9—6 mo.
LOVELY WATAUGA.
* * * * « • * •
0! 'tis a pleasure
Far beyond measure,
During the hot summer days,
£ To find a retreat
in Watauga's hills
And gladly repeat
On her winding rillls
Wataugasunbounded praise.
Her scenery grand
As famed Switzerland
F very where strikes thevision;
The picturesque view
Of lovely mountains
En wrapt in deep blue,
Of crystal fountains,
Is fail* as fields Elysian.
And the deep, rich soil
Pays the sons of toil
s rich and varied supplies;
, Heavy grasses wave
And thick forests grow,
I) ;ishing streainlets la ves
The vales as they go;
west of lands beneath the sky.
And the people too,
Open, frank and true,
live welcome in every home:
So kind and so free,
So jovial too,
'Tvvere joyous to be
With them all life through;
"s a sorrow from them to
roam.
The maidens are there
so sweet and so fair,
beauty no artist can draw;
So noble the heart,
jo ready the hand,
I True deeds to impart
ind error withstand J
a wonder that love is
not law.
0! fair Watatiga,
iovely Watauga,
i your evergreen moun
tain spires;
With a thousand vales
Of grass and grain,
With your gentle gales
And summer rain.—
nor to thee from sons and
sires!
H . C. MOORE.
THURSDAY,
JUNE, 2G, 181)0.
NO* 50.
WASH1NGT0N LETTER. market price ofsilver is$l .00 ADDRESS TO THE DEMOCRATS. party to the end that a. full ei what defeat means to us,
for 371%gta.ins of silver; it
and free choice of candidates the sacrifice is Small. Over e#
From our Regular Correspondent shall be lawful
to receive ROOMS OF THE DEMOCRATIC for the offices may be had Ornate, rather than Underes*
bullion for coinage, and the STATE EXECUTIVE COM.'
and no discontent bC engen tilts ate the enemy-, and go in
For the Democrat
RALEIGH, N. C.
purchase of bullion be sus
to the fight determined td
Paradoxical as it may ap pended. He was followed by To the Democratic voters dered.
The republican party of to win it. All ftttist prove eqfia!
pear, the recent extreme Mr. Avarts who gave a very o f N o r t h C a r o li n ;
to the emergency, and wlieri
warm spell seems to have interesting review of the his At a meeting of the Demo day is the same as in the dark
days of reconstruction, and the first Tuesday in Novum-'
cooled] public interest in the tory ofsilver legislation. cratic State Executive Com
her shnlll have passed tiidvirf
proceedings of Congress, and He said that in 1873 the two mittee held in this city on the only awaits the opportunity
tory will be Certain and white
thinned out that body to a- metals, gold and silver, were 20th inst., it was resolved to inflict upon our people the
supremacy; which is synoni"
bout the required number to on a parity, and had been that the Democratic State same disgrace and humilia
mous with democratic rules
tion.
constitute a quorum and since 1803. That no trade Convention be held in the
Its action in the Federal will be assured to lis for d,
transact business- The old or law of nature had broken city of Raleigh, on Wednes
Congress indicates too plain* further term.
adage "he who can wait
day, the 20th day of August,
By the Committee.
that parity, but that it had
lv that it is a party of force,
will eventually get anything
been accomplished by the 1890.
ED. 0. SMITH CH'M'N,
without respect for law or ol
he desires" was never better
B. 0. RECRWITH. SEC.
"wit and wisdom of man" . It will devolve on this con der.
demonstrated than by the
That in 1873 Congress, while vention to nominate for va The despotic Usurpation ot
action of the present Con
in a hyppotic condition, had cancies now filled by appoint the petty tyrant who has The quality of the blood de
gress. The old hands, the
pends
good
passed the law demonetizing ment of the Governor, a chief been placed by them in the d i g e s t imuch nupon s i n n l a t iorn ,had
on a d as
q to
queen bees, the old sheppard
justice and one associate jus
silver, which eventually re
Speaker's chair, only to dis make the blood rich in life and
dogs of the flock, have ac
duced it 30 per cent in value. tice of the Supreme Court and honor it; the deprivation of le strength givfngconsiituenns,use
quired to a great extent
nr. J. H. McLean's strengthening
Mr. Vance followed him in judges of the Superior Court gaily elected democrats of cordial and Blood purifier, it will
what they had panted for,
denouncing that act of Con for the first, fourth, fifth, their seats in both branches nourish the properties of the
and are now dozing amid
gress and said that the tar eighth and tenth districts; al of Congress and the seating blood from which the elements of
leafy bowers along the sea.
vitality
iff
laws had contributed so judges for the Supreme of republicans in their stead, bottle. are drawn. 1.0(1 per
While the public is anxious
Court for the second, sixth,
further in spreading bank
without the least vestige of
to have all discussiou drop
ruptcy and ruin amongst seventh and eleventh dis right, for partisan purposes,
Moret*! Mills, N. C.,
ped is the opportunity for
tricts to succeed the present
the farming community.
and the efforts to perpetuate
June 14th, I860;
the mediocrity of the na
Speaker Reed, last week, encumbents whose terms ex themselves in power by the Editor Democrat'.
tional legislation to ap
announced the appointment pire.
passage of a Federal election
I see in the DEMOCRAT of
proach the second table and
of Mr. Mills of Texas to the The convention is called to law, by which the Congress June the 12 th. a communh
reduce the surplus. The ac
committee on rules. He no meet later than in 1888, to ional elections will be trans cation from Soda Fi ll iri
tion is comparatively Unno
tified the Speaker that he de suit the convenience of the ferred from the State author which the writer gives you a
ticed,uncared for and unsung.
clined to serve. His friends great masses of dernocratie ities to the hands of irrespon 'slight punch" to remind,
Many millions of dollars are
say that his refusal to serve voters, so that a fuller repre sible agents appointed at the you that he still exists. Re*
appro pi a ted every day, with
on a committee with the sentation, reflecting a more dictation of unscrupulous ally it requires a great deal
a brief word of explanation
Speaker is based on person general sentiment, may be in partisans at the national cap of punching to keep the peo*
made by the members in
al grounds. The peculiar sured.
ital, thus striking a serious pie aware* of the fact that he
charge of a bill regarding its
rulings of the Speaker dur The democratic party con blow at our cherished institu does exist.
contents. When the mem
ing the present session; and gratulates the people of the tions r»nd the rights ot the Prof. \Vike commenced his
bers of either HoUee are suffi
his utter disregard, oft he or State upon the material and sovereign states; the reckless school at Elk Knob A cade*
ciently aroused, they direct
dinary courtesies due the mi moral advancement madeun appropriation of the public my, June the 11 th. with a
their shafts of wit and sar
nority has provoked a feel der the beneficent ad ministra funds for illegal and unneces large attendance, we are in
casm at the other branch re
ing of unfriendliness on the tion of affairs, and, having sary purposes, by which not formed. We are glad to see :
specting its deliberation in
redeemed its pledges in the
part of Mr. Mills that would
only is the surplus, left in the the people awakening to the
passing bills and appropria
make service on the same past, presents its claims to treasury {it the end of Mr. necessity of a more thorough
ting the public funds. They
them for a. continuance of
co m m i t tee d i st a stef u1 to h i m.
Cleveland's benign adminis education than the public
are equal.y guilty, however.
that confidence to which it is
A caucus of the republicans
tration, entirely swept away schools afford; and it is es*
The House has charged the
justly entitled, feeling assur
Senate with passing bills at will be held on about the 18 ed that they will be recogniz and a. large deficit created, pecialy gratifying to setthe
the rate of a 120 per minute. th, to con sider suggestionsto ed and the interests of all but also the opportunity of •young men more interested
giving relief from the burdens in education and learning to
Its record in passing public be offered by special commit classes thus subserved.
tee now struggling with the
laws has beeu shown to have
The term for which Hon Z. of taxation retarded ; all ad rely more upon themselves
exceeded this rate, but was subject of federal elections. B. Vance has been elected to monish us that our only for their education. Some
not as fast as that of the A Bill will undoubtedly be the Senate of the U. S. will ex safety lies in a return to witer has truly said that 'if
House. The private bills provided containing the su pire next March and the Leg democratic rule iri the coun a young man expects to ar
are usualy disposed of on e- pervisory provisions and the islature to be chosen for the try and its continuance at rive at any degree of great
vening sessions, when they worst features of the bill in present year will be called up honle. Should they succeed ness he must work his own
are usualy dumped, like a troduced by Messrs Rowell, on to fill it. It behoovs us to in their aims we might ex way through, not relying up
pect Federal supervisors, on others; and especialy is it
load of coal in a bunch. The Lodge & McComas.
see to it that no republican
The conference report of
backed by Federal bayonets, detrimental to his interest
republicans of Congress seem
is elected to the Senate from
to be stationed at the polls, to depend Upon the govern*
to act as if they were pre the anti-trust bill has been this State.
rejected -and another confer
and a reenactment of the mentj that is. for office";
paring to preak up camp,
The committee most ear
and were perfectly regardless ence ordered with instruc nestly requests a thorough scenes of 1868 in our own Yet, there are young men ill
Watauga whose self reliance*
of furniture. They have cer tions from the House com early organization in every and our sister states.
mittee to recede from the
Utterly indifferent to the is so limited or desire to
tainly acted in a manner this
township and locality in the
interests of the Southern far hold office so great, parhapS
session that would justify House amendments.
State. It is essential that
mer, all its legislation has both# that tliey place them
Edward K. Valentine, the
such a feeling of dispair on
this perliminary shall be done
republican nominee has been
been at our expense for the selves before the people even
their part. They have plan
at once, so that we may be
ned for the appropiation of elected Sergent-at-Arrns of ready for an active, energet benefit of other interests and before they have become 21
other sections, and the only years old; and not being
enough money, this session, the Senate.
ic campaign as soon as the
hope of the agricultural successful in obtaining the
The House devoted the
to pay the National Debt.
convention adjourns. It will
After they go out, at the most of Saturday in paying not be assumed that our op South to throw off the legis prize for which they sought^
next election, they will prob tribute to the memory of the ponents, because they are in lative shackles that have crip must console themselves with
are'
ably try to raise a sentiment late Samuel J. Randall. The active now, have no life. They pled our prosperity and the belief that they
hound us to poverty, is to as well qualified for the po
principal oration was deliv
against their successors on
can organize with celerity
account of like of money ered by Mr. 0' Neil of Penn and stand ready to take ad move forward on the lines of sition as any man.
I notice that John pooiq
to discharge public obliga sylvania, who was followed vantage of any apparentletli those great principles of re patient John, of Mb'retzMflls
lief which the democratic par
by many others in unstinted
tions and individual hopes,
argy on our part, and if we
has again stepped to the
created by the gang last dis praise of the late statesman. wish to prevent opposition, ty has steadfastly advoca front and it is with great
ted. To obtain these ends pleasure that we note the
Washington, June 16,
charged.
we must demonstrate by our
The House silver bill has The extavagance of the organization and strength, the coopei ation of all patri improvement which John
otic men, who have at heart has made in the language#
been reported back favora present Congress is indeed its futility.
the prosperity of our agri especially Latin.
bly from the Finance com- marvelous. It votes away In 1882 our confidence and
Respectfully II.
cultural and industrial inter
mitee to the Senate, and of millions of dollars asif child's apathy nearly resulted in the
ests, and the national wel The "Life of the flesh jp» the
fered as a substitute, by Mr. play. Exclusive of pensions loss of the State, and again
fare of our Southern people, blood thereofpure blood mean#
Morrill, for the Senate Bill. the regular appropriations in 1886, from the same caus
is earnestly asked, and they healthy functional activity and
this bt-ars with it the certainty
It contains important a- will exceed those of the es the control of thellouseof
are urged to enroll them of quick restoration from sick
mendments that materially last year of Mi*. Cleveland Representotives of the State
selves beneath the democrat* ness or accident.- m\ ,T. H. Mc
alter it in a direction unsat by $35,000,000. The Bal was lost to the democrats
Lean's strengthening Cordial and
ic banner.
isfactory to the free-coinage timore Sun thinks it will be and giyen to our opponents.
Blood purifier gives pure rich
Let every democrat realize blood, and vitalizes and strength
men. The provision making I not far from $100,000,0000 Such a result must be care
the responsibility that rests j ens the whole body. 1.00 pet
the certificates legal tender! in excess.
fully guarded against this upon him and meet it. There bottle/
is struck out; also that mak
year.
can be no doubt of a grand If yon are suffering with weak
ing redeemable in bullion at The most delicate constitution It is important that the va
victory if we do ofir lull duty.- or inflamed eyes, or granulated
use
McLean's
the option of the Secretary can safelynmg nr. J. ,H. is a sure i rious county conventions be
Tar wine
Balm it
Unceasing vigllence is the eyelids, you can be quickly cured
of the Treasury; and the sec romodey for coughs, loss of voice, j called at such times as will
by using Pr. j. H. McLean'sand all throat and lung diseases.' best suit the masses of the price that we must pay for strengthening Eye salve. 25'
tion providing that when'the
success, but when we consid- cents a box.-
�The Watauga Democrat, !
Soon the judicial conven
LINVILLE LETTER.
Every Saturday afternoon
tion for this district will be
Mrs. Parker instructs the
b. B. iionjjherty, Editor.
! held and a Judge and Solici The name of the stage com villnge m isse - i n the a rt ofsewR C. Rivers, Publisher.
o
0
tor will be nominated. It is pany is the Western Caroli- ing. They assemble at hei
82TMACOB. WIKE, A. B., PRINCIPAL/**
A DKMOCKATIC family newspa ; presumed by us on this side na stage coach company. rooms in Hotel Boyer and
Opens June 9th, 1890. The course THOROUGH, with
per devoted to the. interests of of the Blue Ridge, that Judge The first trip from here to are
taught handsewing.
special advantages to those wishing to prepare for teach
County, Stat© and Nation. Pub Bynum will receive the nomi Cranberry and back was
This is very
kind
and ! ing Greek. Latin, German, Higher Mathematics, Natural
lished every Thursday at Boone, nation. Every one that we
made to-day The stage thoughtful on Mrs. Parker's Sciences, Penmanshiy, Short-hand etc., and arrangements
"Watauga County, N.C.
have heard express them now need is a hack. Four part. These girls will have will be made for those desiring music. *P*Tuit-ion from .75
selves are well pleased with fine horses were attached to occasion to thank Mrs. P. to $2 per mo- For particulars address© the principal at Solo, N. C.
Thursday, June 26th, 1890
the Judge, and we are for him, it. J. S. Childers held the "rib for the great interest she
W. B. COUNCILL, Jr.
and urge his nomination and bons" . Mr. C. is a Caldwell takes in them.
The Federal election bill
ATTORNEY AT LA V.
Will pass the House beyond election. Now, as to the So County man.
J. S. W.
®S~CHEAP~£8
licitor for this district, to be The company has six Linville, N. P.,June 18.
a doubt, but it is hoped that
July4fch891y. Boone, N. C.
sure we are for Councill, for horses all excellent, and well
the Senate will not concur.
W. C. NEWLAND,
Js there a republican in this the following good and suffi matched. A large Concord North <a:-olina"|
cient reasons:
(N. H.) coach has been or WataugttCoiin-> Justice's court,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
county who favors such an ety.
J
Lenoir, N.C. ...BLOWING ROCK, N.C
lection bill? Can't think there 1. He is one of our county dered, which will cost $1250
Alfred Green, vs.
June 27. 88 ly.
boys and of good blood and When that arrives the na
Is one.
We have, and will keep on
Jacob Woodring,
energy
tives will stare at it with The defendant above nam
hand all kinds of goods that
J. C. FLETCHER,
our customers need, and will
J. B. Eaves, Harrison's 5. He is a .young man of a- wonder and amazement ed will take notice that an ac
—ATTORNEY AT LAW—
favorite man in Western N. bility and well read in the law. Seeing this small stage start tion entitled as above has
NOT BE UNDERSOLD BY
been commenced in a justices SUGAR GROVE
N. C
C. has been set down upon 3. He is a self-made-man out reminds me of my youn court in Watauga County , N. c ,
by the republican Senate and has built himself up on ger days, when the arrival to secure the payment of $1- Will practice in Watauga anc Any regular business mer
chant in the county. Our
and departure of stage 50.00, due by n-rte, subject to adjoining counties.
which failed to confirm him as his own resources.
goods are all fresh and new
4. He is a good lawyer and coaches were matters of the certain credits. The defend
Collector in this District.
and are as good as can be
will make a good Solicitor. very greatest interest, as ant is requested to appear at SCOTT & ERVIN,
The favorite will have to
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
bought. Give us a call, get
This county is for VV. B. much so as is now the arri my office, in the town of Boone
step down and out. There
Watauga county, N C , on the 2nd
Councill, Jr., for Solicit or and val and the departure of day of Aug., 1890, and an
will be wailing and gnash
Lenoir, N. C. prices and buy your sugar,
coffee, flour,
ing of teeth. Some other will do all proper things to steamboats and railroad swer or demur to the com
bacon,lard,
T. B. FINLEY,
fellow will take charge, and secure his nomination and e- cars. When I was a very plaint in said action, or the
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
syrups, molasses,
little hoy such a thing as a plaintiff will apply to the
he may play the deuce with lection.
court for the relief demanded
soda, starch,
Wilkesboro, North Carolina.
railroad was not thought of, in said complaint. This June
Eaves' appointees in the
canvassed hams,
and steamboats were only 20 '90. D.B.Dougherty, J. P.
Revenue Department. But
PROGRESS.
E.F. LOVILL
confections etc.,
well coming into use. Then
we will see what we will see.
A TTORNEY AT T >AW,
the stage coach was a great
Here's greeting to our
NOTICE!
Boone N. C.
court house people, and all institution, and the "driver" North Carolina Watauga Co. July 4th, '89—1 y
Congressman Evvarts appo
S. L. Patterson,
Than they can be bought in
ses the Federal Election Bill. other progress-loving souls an important and trusted
vs.
DR. L. C. REEVES.
personage. He had the
thecounty. ESPECIALLY do
Good for Ewart! Stick to it in Watauga. From the bree
L. L. Greene.
we invite the ladies to give us
Ewart! Bob Vance will not zy hub of Blowing Rock we care of a stage coach of peo By virt ue of an execution issu PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office at Residence.
ple, and acted as express ed from the office of the superior
salute you.
a call and examine our full
beat, you by so large a ma
court of ca Id well county N. c.
Boone, N. C
line of Spring and Summer
jority for Congress next fall It is reviving to see the man, though known only in directed to the 8hff. ol Watauga July 4. 89.
Dresss goods.
as he would if you had favor "things that be," and the his official capacity as "the county infavor of Plaintiff in the
ed such 'an outrageous bill. things that are to be here. driver". These drivers were above entitled case, i will on W. B. COUNCILL, M. D. Notions, notions, to please
Monday the 7th
the most fastidious of our fair
What will Brower do? Will We offer our report, and ask entrusted with thousands it being the firstday of July 1890
Boone, N. C.
Monday in said
in the spirit of friendly rival of dollars to convey from month at the court house door Resident Pl^sician. Office friends during the summer.
he go the "whole hog, hair
and all"? Matters will look ry, who goes ahead of us, 22 one bank to another, or in Boone sell for cash, to the on King Street north of Post You shall be pleased in qual
highest bidder, L, L.
ity and prices.
dark and gloomy to the miles from the prime mover from one firm to another, interest in the followingGreene's Office.
decsribof all moving creatures? and in casting my memory ed lands towit, one tract near June 12 88. ly.
Speaker Reed stripe in N. C.
We are Located in the
back fully sixty years I do the town of Boone adjoining the
about the first week in Nov. Who? Echo, Who?
W.J. HUNSUCKER & BROS
Prepare for it for you will We have several new build not now recall a single one lands of J. F Spainhour, T. J.
MOORE BUILDING,
others, and known as
ings going up now, and have of scores, who proved un Coffey and place. One tract ad
feel badly.
Brick Layers and Plasterers
the Gragg
On Main Street, and areevet
to his charge. joining the lands of W. L. Bry
sold several new lots on the faithful
ready to give our customers
They were men of integrity, an and others, and the town of are prepared to do all work
We hear a great deal of north end ot of our village.
Boone also, lots No. 1. 2, 3, 4 in their line on short notice. prompt attention. Orders
and were trustworthy.
complaint all over the South V finishing touch has been pub
and 5, situated in the town of ALL work guaranteed and by mail promptly fillled. D^>
The Linville Improvement Boone, and kuown as the J. J.
and places in the North, that on a most excellent road to
Company has lately pur Horton lots, levied on by me to Prices reasonable. For pri not tail to give us a, trials
the enumerators have failed Linville. via Gra n dfa t her, and
address us at Con- and we are sure of your trade
chased two pairs of well satisfy a judgement of $1546,72 ces etc., C.
Nov. 7th, ly. thereafter.
to number all the people. It have a brand new road to
with interest and cost, all mon over, N.
May View. The new telegraph matched mules — one pair ey's arrising from said sale will
is said that the West as well
of sorrels, the other of black. be applied to judgements and
With many 7 thanks for past
as the South has cause to line from here to Boone will
The Company nowhavethree mortgages according to prop
oafronage, and an earnestN
complain. In Birmingham. soon be completed. Oui
appeal for a continuation of
pairs of well matched mules erty of lean against L. .L Greene.
DENTIST, the same in the future, we re
Ala. hundreds and perhaps streets are being leveled, stra
This the 26th. day of May 1^90.
ightened and made solid, Indeed, we are getting in
J. ii. Hayes, Shff.
ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA.
thousands arenotnumbered.
main, Respectfully.
a lot of grand good horses,
In the cities of New York, the stock all up arid a police
Offers his professional services
McLENDON & MOORE.
where two years ago there
to the people of Mitchell, 4. 24, 6 mo.
Chicago, Pittsburg, Wash man on duty.—The veterans
was not a single one. Let
Watauga and adjoining coun
ington,Cincinnatti, St.Louis, are here looking around for
ties.^" No bad mnteial used
us see: There is Mr. Kelseys'
and Baltimore, there is great a suitable place for encamp
and all work guaranteed."*^
Charley; Mr. MacRae's span
complaint. If this be true ment in August.—Dead loads
May 11 y.
of family horses, and then I am now ready to show you
the taking of the census at of boarders are coming. Our
E. S. Blackburn.
Mr. Foulke's splendid saddle a nice selected stock of standard J. F. Morphew.
—AND—
prints, Indigo Blue, Simpson's
the present is but little bet rail-road prospects are flat
Jefferson, N. C.
horse. Add to these the Blacks, Dress ginghams, Biswic Marion, N. C.
tering.—There seems to be a
ter than a farce.
KNOCKED OUT f
wonderful increase of inter stage horses and mules, and suiting, Challies cashmeres, and MORPHEW & BLACKBURN
J. P. HENSON, DARK RIDGE,
we have a fine array of brocaded goods with the best lot
ATTTORNEYS AT LAW.
N. c,,
Little Benny Harr'son is est in land north and north equines. I beg Donal Mac of 10 cts worsteds on the market.
growing smaller and smaller west of us. I could tell you Rae, Jr's pardon for over Ladies' white dresc goods, cross Will practice in the courts is just receiving a largestock
bar Hamburg Oriental lace, rib
with his own party. There is something else, but can't let looking his superb sorrel bons, gloves, ladies' and misses' of Ashe, Watauga and Mitch
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
ell counties, also in the Fed
the cat jump just yet. All
hoes, corsets and corset jeans, eral courts of the Diet... and
now in these United States
buggy horse. And good
which will be sold for Cash or
more disgusted republicans these things, and more, we carriages are coming along Damask table cloths, lace seim Supreme Court of the State country produce at prices
and creton goods, silk thread,
than there have ever been be have, but there are some few with the good horses, and button hole twist. Jeans cloth Collection of claims solicited. never before heard of. Give
things that we havn't got.
him a call,
fore. The Ohio republicans
rom 12% to 75 cts per yard, Aprl, 10.
We havn't got a set of town harness in keeping.
apr 2') ly.
Hats and shoes
are now in a bad way over
commissioners who will grant The stage company is get
Harrison's appointments in
HARDWARE.
ting ready to build a two
Money to loan.
that State. The democrats license to a proper party to story stable about 40 x 65 in the greatest abundance, such
conduct a decent beer saloon
as hoes, plows, clevises, grass
Persons wishing to bor
A. P. SMITH,
of Ohio arelsereneand harrao
on a petition signed by a ma feet, on Hem en way street, rods, heel bolts, horse shoes and row money, who can secure
Successor To
mous, and will I give Cleve
jority of the voters in the in directly opposite Mr. Par nails. Table cutlery, hinges, ham it by mortgage on good real
land find Campbell rousing
mers, files, rim knot ocks, butts estate, Dam be accommodated
Smith & Miller,
ker's livery stable.
majorities in 1892. The tar corporate limits, as yet. It Mr. ParAer has com and screws. Coffin goods, silver- by applying to
mounted handles,
N. C.
iff bill has busted the rads is to be hoped that they will menced the erection of an and ornaments. A screws hinges J.F. Spainhour, Boone N. C., HALE,
very fine lot of
be governed by the majority
or A. J. Critcher, Horton N. C.
To the pcor>le of Watauga.
wide open. The efforts now
on
QUEENS-WARE
and not by their private oc-tag-o-nal cottage
4. 24.
I am situated at the Ford of Elk
being made by the President,
views or private reasons of Burke street. It will be some Gold band china, teas and plates,
Mitchell county, with a full line
bowles and pitchers, glass-ware,
Tom Reed, Quay & Co., to
any of their friends. This is thing unique in these parts. lamps etc. GROCERIES. Extra
of General Merchandise, such as
kill off the silycr bill as it was
Dry Goods,
considered very necessary at Mr. Foulke has also com C sugar 12 lbs for $1. Gol
amended and passed by the
menced the erection of a den drip syrup, rice and spices.
any Bummer Resort, and
Groceries,
Senate and sent back to the
CRESTON N. C.
there is not a case on record cottage on an adjoining lot. Oils, tanner's and engine; tur
Queensware,
House, has well nigh destroy
pen tine. Just received 500
Glassware,
where a resort of any A'ind Both are to have cellars un gallc ns stone-ware, crocks,
ed what interest the respecta
MR
Hardware,
ia» grown and flourished on der them.
churns, jars jugs etc. Give
ble part of the party haa.
Bur&e street is being built. me a call. Resp. J. D. TAYLOR.
Candies,
A
the total prohibition pro
It is evident that Harrison,
and Patent Medicines.
It extends from the south
gramme. "We will ,-iee what
Reed, and Quay do not
When you are on your way to
we will see." Yours as it looks end of the city to Dogwood |
represent the honest men of
to a
FOREIGNER. street —the central street
the party. It is likely that
from north to south, cross
Blowing Rock. June, '90.
I have on hand vehicles of
they will hear something
ing the town from east to
our own make, and more in Give me a call, as T am able to"
drop next November.
all
west. It is a crooked street, CftveaU, and Trade-Marks obtained, andFEES.Pat process of manufacture. All duplicate any bills sold there.
MODERATE
The dank and decaying vege but will be a fine one. The ent business conducted for U. S . PATENT OFFICE
OUR OFFICE IS OPPOSITE
for sale at very close prices— My goods are bought for CAS11
and we can secure patent In less time than those
There are maDy accident© and tation of regions newly cleared price of lots on it rate high. remote from Washington.
quality considered. Repair and I sell for the same.
Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip
diseases which affect Stock and of timber, exposed to the rays of
tion.
patentable or
the sun, is sure to breed malaria. The new school house is charge.We advise, ifdue till patent isnot. free of ing and jobs made to order a
Oui fee not
seen rod.
Hoping to satisfy you in goods
cans© serious inconvenience and
A PAMPHLET , "How to Obtain Patents," with
loss to the farmer in his work, Dr. J. H. McLean's Chills and progressing finely. It is on names of actual clients in your State, county, or speciality. Respectfully,
prices etc. I am Itespecfully,
.
Thomas J. Lillard,
which may be quickly remedied Fever Cure, by mild and gentle Peabody street, and is situ town, sent free. Address,
AT P. SMITH.
Surviving Partner.
by the use of Dr. J. H. McLean's action will radically cure. 50 ated on a high and sightly C. A-SNOW & CO.
cents a bottle.
tf.~May 3rd.
Feb. 6. 6mo.
Volcanic Oil Liuiment.
place.
OPP. PATENT O FFICE, W ASHINGTON, D . C.
MEAT CAMP HIGH SCHOOL-
NEW GOODS!
McLendon
Moore,
Cheaper
J. <[. W1LBAR,
C. D. TAYLOi
Vails Cruris N e
ROCK BOTTOM STRUCK
Worth & Lillard,
ELK -
PARK,
�1890!
ATTENTION!
The names of 116 delegates
To Shelby and Return.
—How does our friend Scott,
We have sold our mercan
were enrolled, and the follow
To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. feel this beautiful weather?
tile business at Blowing Rock,
Bro. don't the sun shine The weather was delight ing officers elected : L. L.
N. ( '. to Messrs T. H. Coffey
1 eopyl year
$1.00 bright and isn't everything ful, only a bit too warm for Polk, Pres.; T. H. Pritchard,
& Co., and bespeak for them
1 " 6 months
50
a mountaineer. It turned G. W. Sanderlin and W. A.
1 " 3 months
35 nice and pleasant?
a liberal share of public pat
out that I had to go alone, Graham, Vice Pres. and G. With its ups and downs ronage. Persons owing us
—J. Watt Farthing has
ADVERTISING RATES.
Bro. E. F. Jones, from some W. Greene and N. B. Brough- is slowly, but surely, warning must come forward and set
and as it closes we wish to
1 inch 1 week
$ .75 moved his family to Linville cause, failing to put in an
ton, Sec'ys. The annual ser thank our many customers tle at once as we do not wish
1 " 1 month
1.75 where thev will remain for
1 " 3 "
3.00 some time. We regret very appearance. I spent Satur mon was preached at night! for their very liberal patron to give anybody trouble.
3 " 6 "
5.00
day and Sunday at Lower by T. H. Pritchard, pastor] age, and quote to them some J. B. Clarke or T. H. offey
3 "1 year
7.00 much to loose them but hope Creek church in Caldwell Co., of the first Baptist church in of our leading articles, with A Co., at Blowing Rock, and
1 column 1 week
9.00 they will return again.
during the H. (3. Martin, at Lenoir, N.C.
where on Sunday I baptized Wilmington. The session up the promise thatpresent year will receipt for us and make
3
"
1month
13.50
—A Mr. Smith, of Banner's: four young people, and had to 10 a. m. Saturday, was remainder of the
1 "
3 "
25.00
we will give you goods as cheap settlements. Thanking our
1 "
6 "
37.50 Elk, was met first of this a good meeting. Monday pleasant, harmonious and as can be bought on the South friends for their liberal trade
1 "
1 year
50.00 week near Lenoir, carrying
morning I boarded the cars enthusiastic. The collection ern Markets, and for the year in the past, we remain.
Respectfully,
lii .i wife to the Morganton
H. C. MARTIN & co.
Entered at the Postofficeat Asylum. Mrs. Smith has at Lenoir, and ran down to on Friday night for foreign
Blowing Rock, Sept. 23.
Boone. N. C., as second-class been suffering for some Granite Falls, and spent a missions amounted to $70.
day and night, filling two C. Durham, on Thursday
mail matter.
NOTICE.
months with mental derange appointments previously raised in cash and pledges
By virtue ol an execution is
We promise, as in the past by
ment.
sued issued from the Sup. Court
made. Granite is a cosy lit something over $1,000 for
LOCAL NEWS.
Clerk's office of Rowan county,
—Mr. T. P. Adams who tle village with three church state missions. C. E. Taylor,
in favor of the First National
Fair Dealings,
—Send us the news.
'has been confined at Mr. es, three stores and a sash, Pres. Wake Forest College
Bank of Salisbury against S. N.
Bingham,
raised in cash
—Cabbage are rotting as King Farthing's with severe door, blind and wagon fac some $5,000 to and ^pledges To merit a liberal share of the ers for the John Elrod and oth
sum of $880.00, to
increase the patronage of our customers in
swelling of the toneils, arriv tory. with many clever peo
they stand in the patch.
gether with interest and costs, I
endowment of the college.
ed at Boone Tuesday night ple. Any one visiting the Sermons were preached at
will on the 3 st Monday in Decem
—Born to Dr. L. C. Reeves,
ber, 1890, sell to the highest bid
and went home Wednesday. place once will most likely night in the Methodist church
a wee baby girl.
der for cash, at the court house
His wife went down and re want to visit it again. Tues The next session of the con
door in the town of Boone, John
And adjoining counties.
—Watauga has made a big turned with him. He is much day's train brought brethren vention will be held with the
Elrod's interest in a tract ofland
corn crop.
J. B. Moore, A. E. Nelson Second church in Raleigh.
situated in the AVatauga county,
improved.
We all came away delighted
N. C.. lying on New River adjoin
—Colvaru says the town —Senator B. P.Grigsby, of and J. S. Gwaltney and fam with the convention, and
ing the lands of A. J. Critcher,
TO MERCHANTS.
taxes must be paid at once. Ashe, writes the following: ily on their way to the Bap specially with the clever hos
Jonathan Horton and others
"'I feel that the party cannot tist State Convention at pitable people of Shelby. We wish to call your especial known as the Jonathan Horton
—Read Jones and Vance's
farm. Now occupied by Ru
thank you enough for the Shelby. At Hickory we were Every delegate thought sure attention to our enormous stock old A'annov. Levied on by me this
new a d vertisernen t.
dy
ly he must have had the best
OF
work you have done in the joined by several others and
the 3 0th day of Oct., 1890 to sat
—Mr. George Hardin, of past contest. Long life and passing Newton, Maiden and home in town, and I am con
isfv the above named execution.
fident no one had a better
HARDWARE.
Ashe is here buying cattle.
This Oct. 10, 1890.
success to the DEMOCRAT and some other in term ed i a te home than myself. We will
J. L. HAYES, SHEIIIFF.
—The cattle market stands to Dougherty and Rivers. points, we were soon at the all be glad when the con veil- You can save money by giving
us your order for nails, tyre and
from 2 to 2% cts. per lb.
For my part, I more than old historic town of Lincoln- tion goes to Shelby again.
I. W. THOMAS. rolled iron, chains, and, in fact,
ton. Here we had a lay over
anything in this line, as we buy
thank you both."
—We are for Bynum, of
them in large lots direct from
of several hours, and spent
Indiana, for Speaker of the —The County Supt. asks
the manufactures.
most of the time tramping
next House.
—DEALERS IN,—
us to remind the board of
over the town. It is a small
DRY GOODS.
—Seven State Senators only county' commissioners that place considering its age and
are elected by the Republi- they will ha ve to elect a mem railroad facilities, but some The use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. One bottle Consisting of
General Merchandise,
Flannel Suiting,
may not cure "right oil" a complaint of
ber of the board of educa
ca ns.
Trecott Flannels,
splendid buildings with many years; persist until a cure is effected. As a
A\Te have now, on hand a
tion first Monday in Decem
general rule, improvement
Plaid Flannels,
good substantial citizens. after beginning tlie use of follows shortly
—The Watauga DEMOCRAT
this medicine.
Saxony, prints,
ber to supply the place of
complete line of
With many
effect is immediately
Business seemed rather dull noticeable; people, theconstitutions are less
is still alive and enjoying
Ginghams, etc., etc.
but some
C. J. Cottrell, Register of
to medicinal influences than
Ladie's Dress, in Renriefca
but the people in the country susceptible the curative process may, there
things hugely.
others, and
Deeds elect. It might be well
Cloth from 25 cts to one dollar GENERAL MERCHAN
fore, in such cases, be less prompt. Perse
—Win. Mott, son of Dr. for the members of the two were busy picking cotton, verance in using this remedy is sure of its per yard. All kinds of laces in
DISE.
Sooner or
Mott, and Mr. Hendrix spent boa ids to hold a consulta gathering corn and sowing reward at last.diseases yieldlater, the most Vandike points, etc. Shawls and
stubborn blood
to
ladie's coats in the latest styles.
wheat. At dark we boarded
Monday night in town.
tion before making a selec
CONSISTING OF,
Large stock of satin and gr^sthe Carolina Central train,
—Rev. Mr. Thomas return tion.
grain ribbon, table linen and oil
and joined some two hundred
cloth.
[Dry Goods,]
ed Monday from the Baptist —M r. I i"y a tt H a yes an d w i fe others, and reached Shelby
State Convention, at Shelby. started on last Sunday mor about an hour after dark
[Notions,]
"For several years, in the spring months,
ning to visit, relatives at Mos
I used to be troubled with a drowsy, tired
[Groceries,]
—There will be preaching sv Creek, Tenn., and when The committee on hospitali feeling, and a dull pain in the small of my
so
at times, as
[Shoes,]
at the Baptist church in they landed at Elk Park, to ty had matters well in hand back, ablebad,walk, tlie leastto prevent my
being
to
sudden motion
Sugar.
causing me severe distress. Frequently,
Boone next Sunday at 11 his great amazement the and we had no trouble in boils and rashes would break out on various
[Hats,]
Coffee,
train was some hours behind. finding our homes. Almost parts of the body. By the advice of friends
a. m.
[Hardware,]
Rice, Oat-meal,
and my family physician, I began tlie use of
Not beiii f . in the frame of
Pickles, Bacon,
Ayer's
till the
—The census gives the pop mind to be bothered with the every body found convey poison Sarsaparilla and continued iteradica
[Tinware,]
in my blood was thoroughly
Lard, Salt,
ances of some sort or other ted."— L. W. English, Montgomery City, Mo.
ulation of Watauga county delay of trains, hat in hand,
[Glassware,]
Flour,
"My system was all run down; my skin
something over 10,000 peo started for his destination in waiting to convey them rough and of yellowish hue. I tried various
Pepper,
[Crockery,]
of them
me
Spice,
foot-back, and at the last ac to their stopping places. remedies, and while somethem did gaveper
ple.
temporary relief, none of
any
[Medicines,]
in the greatest abundance, and
count he was far ahead and Shelby has no electric lights, manent good. At last I began to* take
Ayer's Sarsaparilla. continuing it exclusive
—It is reported and believ unless some accident befell and
at prices that will surprise you.
therefore we saw very ly for a considerable time, and am pleased
of which we are offering a..
ed that Mitchell county has him, he landed at Johnson
little of the town on entering to say that it completely
OOTS FT &HOES.
gone republican by a small City on schedule time.
Cured Me.
it at night. But after a re
OOTS & 'HOES.
majority.
—Prof H. C. Dunn, of Con freshing night's sleep with a I presume my liver was very much out of
order, and the blood impure in consequence.
In Foot-wear,
cord, N. C. writes me, asking good supper and breakfast I feel that I cannot too highly recommend competition, as we almost defy
—Rev. E. F. Jones preach
our stock was
Ayer's Sarsaparilla to any one'afliicted as I
purchased before the advance
ed an excellent sermon at me to have a County Sunday in one of the best homes in was."—Mrs. N. A. Smith, Glover, Vt.
AVe also take in exchange
"For years
scrofula and
the baptist church last Sun School convention announc Shelby, we started out to blood diseases.I suffered front prescriptions in prices. AVe wish to call espec
The doctors'
our
several so-called
being
ed for Dec. 7, 1890 at some see the town. There aie not andavail, I was at lastblood-purifiersfriend of ial attention to that Tap-sole, for goods,
day.
no
advised by a
to
Flesh-split boot,
we claim
try Ayer's Sarsaparilla. I did so, and now
AVheat,
—Have your weights and point in the county. As he many very beautiful or im feel like a new man. being fully restored to cannot be beaten in the United
Corn,
States. AVe also carry a large
measures sealed at once, and leaves me to name the place, posing structures in the health."—C. N. Frinlc, Decorali, Iowa.
%e,
and well selected stock of rubber
I
save yourselves trouble.—N. will suggest Henson'sChap town, but it is "Beautiful Ayer s Sarsaparilla goods, in the latest and most
Oats,
el, on Cove Creek. All S. S. for situation" as the Psalm
comfortable sryles.
Chicken
rRKP.VUED BY
N. Folvard, S. K.
Supts., teachers and pupils ist said of Jerusalem. The DR. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
Eggs,
—Merchants, lones & Vance with every body else, are
&etc,
Bold by Druggists. $l,isix$a. Worth $5 a bottle.
streets are wide and straight,
can save you money on nails, earnestly requested to at
lined with lovely shade trees.
SO GIVE US A CALL.
as they buy them in car-load tend.! The convention will be
The soil is sandy and slight Persons who lead a life of ex Come a nd examine our new and
lots.
undenominational, and all ly rolling, so that mud is posure are subject to rheuma elegant line of Ready-made Cloth
tism, neuralgia and lumbago, ing which was carefully selected
—What has become of our denominations are requested almost unknown on the and will find a valuable remedy as to style, fabric, make and fin
May the 15th. 1890.
neighbor the Western Citizen? to be represented. The ex streets. There are possibly in nr. j. H. McLean's Volcanic ish, and you are sure to find any
Has it been utterly smother ercises will begin at 10 a. m 25 stores, two or three good Oil Liniment; it will banish pain thing you need, and as cheap as
the chapest. \ATe can fit
you
Circulars
ed by Democratic majorities? shortly. will I.be sent out hotels, a bank and a number and subdue inflammation.
in any suit from the smallest
W. THOMAS.
Indigestion
—A new Post Office by the —Our friend, J. S. V arner, of factories and manufactur tial paralysis results from a par boy to the 250 pounder.
of the stomach and
name of Hattie has been es in this issue says that the re ing enterprises, four churches is the primary cause of a very Gent's Furnishing Goods.
tablished at Rev. J. H. Far publican rooster in '92 will a college and graded school. large majority of the ills that
o
Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Pat
The town has one newspaper humanity is heir to. The most
ent business conducted for Moderate Fees.
thing's, on Reaver Dams.
crow so loud that his shrill
Office is
U. S. Patent Office,
agreeable and effective remedy is
In endless varieties, such.as and Our can secureOpposite in less time than those
we
patent
"The Shelby Aurora," with nr. j. H. McLean's Little Liver and
—Jones & Vance are head voice will be heard from Cher
Outing-shirts,
remote from Washington.
Bend model, drawing or photo., with descrip
Mr. Miller as editor. He is Kidney rillets. 25 cents a vial.
Dress-shirts,
tion. We advise, if patentable or not, frco of
quarters for flour, and can okee to Currituck, proclaim
charge. Our fee not aue till patent is secured.
a good editor and a clever
Under-wear,
A Pamphlet, "How to Obtain Patents," with
save merchants money who ing the victory of the g. o. p.
names of actual clients in your State, county, or
NOTICE !
Collars. Cuffs,
gentleman. It was my good
town, sent free. Address,
don't buy in car-load quanti Now, friend, let us suggest
I am just receiving n new
Cravats, Hose,
fortune to find a home with
C.A.SNOW&CO.
ties.
that you wait until that no Mr. C. B. Suttle, a liveryman, stock of goods bought for
Hats, caps,
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D. C.
cash down and will sell for
Ha nderchiefs,
—The Tennessee Toma ted year arrives, and then who kindly drove us out to
stricklv pay down, at prices
Gloves & etc.
hawk says: "It makes a re you will hear us proclaiming the White Sulphur Springs, to live and let live. You will
We cannot be turned down
publican editor's head dizzy in thunder tones the success two miles from town. This do well to call and examine in this line for style or quali
s ,, «£ a '£
to read the returns of the of the democratic party; and is a lovely place, managed my goods consisting of boots, ty.
our rooster's voice shall be by Mr. Wilkie, a most clever shoes, dry goods, notions,
election."
<Cc.
Yours truly,
heard from the ice-bound re
Thanking our friends for a
gentleman, but the water
—The first Monday in next
T. A. CRITCHER, I liberal patronage in the past
>:
~.sx
gions of the North to the smi
is strongly impregnated with
month is the time for the
Bamboo. N. C. and hoping to merit a larger
u.Ulto "3 a
ling Savannahs of the south
Oj
sulphur, and while it may be
newly elected county officers
oa Ss'i EF . J. McMillion and Son of the share in the future, we are
land, crowing for the final
to fill their official bonds.
very healthful, it is certainly Mouth of Wilson A'a., are Manii- ; most
Respectfully.
success of the democratic par
Make ready for it.
not very palatable.
factures of all kinds of woolen
JONES & VANCE.
ty. Yes,
they will send to
—Mr. R. A. Dough ton, of We'll lay our shanghi rooster by, At 10 a. m. the Baptist goods, which exchance for wool.
~
- I —O "
your
in
ca OB S?S©£,
State Convention convened They door keen a fulllme of their ELK PARK, NOV., 17, '90.
Alleghany county, is a can He has not crowed in vain,
also
E= £ « "«h
didate for Speaker of the In eighteen hundred and 92, sir, in the Baptist church, and goods on hand at Southerlands JtSTiV. B. ATI orders by
mail shall recieve prompt at
House of our next Legisla You'll hear him crow again.
o|
.
was called to order by L. L. Ashe Co., N. C. They pay t he
o to
tention.
J. & V.
ture.
Polk, President of last year. highest price for wool.
SUBSCRIPTION RATE S
1891
Watauga
S,F, Lenoir, & Co,,
DON'T GIVE
Ayer's
Sarsaparilla
Groceries,
B
Lowest Prices,
CLOTHING.
S F. LENOIR & GO.,
PATENTS
Q tr% ®
•*
�(£/
-
'jSmi
The Watauga Democrat, THE COMPLEXION OF
S. BEN ATE.
1). B. lloug-herty, Editor.
R C. Rivers, Publisher
We desire to state that the
doors are still open and Re
publican's are invited to join
the ^victorious and all-con
quering Democracy. Many
joined during the campaign.
There is room for thousands
more, and a warm welcome
lor all.—Chronicle.
The election on Tuesday
clearly showed that the farm
ers all over the country are
returning to the Democrats.
Most of them were Democrats
before the war. They are
showing by their acts that
they are looking for a mar
ket for "another bushel of
wheat and another pound of
pork."
The flag for the banner
Democratic county is only
given in Presidential years
and Mecklenburg will have
to keep up its lick two years
from now if it takes the ban
ner away from Catawba,. It
promises to be a"nip and tuck
race.—Carolinian.
WHERE WILL IT STOP?
CHICAGO, III., NOV. 12—
Democrats in the Rock Island
legislative district now claim
thatW. C. Collins, republican,
of that city, who received a
majority of the votes, is inel
igible, not having been a resi
dent of this State forthestat
utoro term. If this claim
should be correct, it would
give a democratic majority
on the ballot for United
States Senator.
Black walnut is rapidly be
coming exhausted, and there
seems to be nothing in this
country to take its place. No
other tree is so valuable. It
grows rapidly, will thrive in
any soil and is very hardy,
requireing but little care up
on it. It has a value but lit
tle known, which is that, the
European or French walnut,
as it is called, grows firmly
on it and is easily grafted.
It can in that way be made
to yield a fortune if cultiva
ted on a large scale. In
twenty years it will more
than pay all expenses and in
terest, and in fifty years the
tree would be worth at least
>.000 an acre.
Frequently accidents occur in the
houshold which cause burns, cuts
sprains and bruises, for use in all
cases. Dr. J. n, McLean's Volcanic
Oil Liniment has for many years
been the constant favorite fami
ly remedy.
Some persons apologize for
their sins by saying: "We are
a great deal better than some
people. You see people all aronnd about us that are a
wreat deal worse than we."
You stand up columnar in
your integrity, and look
down upon those who are
prostrate in their habits and
crimes. What of that? If I
failed through recklessness
and wicked imprudence for
ten thousand dollars, is the
matter atall alleviated by the
fact that somebody has fail
ed for one hundred thousand
dollars, and somebody else
for two hundred thousand
dollars? 0, no. If I have the
neuralgia, shall I refuse med
ical attendance because my
neighbor has virulent ty
phoid fever? The fact that
his disease is worse than mine,
does that cure mine? If 1,
through my foolhardiness,
leap off into ruin, does it
break the fall to know that
others leap off a higher cliff
into deeper darkness?—Tal
ma ge.
W. B. COUNCILL, J R.
BEAUTIES OF BRfieiU
E. F. LOVILL
fFonderfal I'h^iical Choniu aad IndMV
C. o. TAYLOR
ATTORNEY AT LAV.
ATTORNEY AT I.AW,
paw&le Ignaranco mid Had Obsapae.
pafiii a city of
Boone N. C.
July4th891y. Boone, N. C.
The present United States and to anisAmerican, £15.000 population,
repooially a youtia
July- 4th, '89—1 y
Senate contains forty-seven; AtiKirkwn. U avezua QMU about 100,000 of I am now ready to show you
is cosa£>f3wl of pretty girls,
Republicans and thirty-seven that
tfOttcrifc** of Tvcttdetfei fhj&ool charms a nice selected stock of standard W. B. COUNCILL, M. D.
prints, Indigo SBlue, Hmpson's
laek of ntcsKui
Democrats. The process of s*rd BrTi
Boone, N. C.
DR. L. C. REEVES.
afaSi.'tlva csjanioadbia.
Blacks, Dress ginghams, Biswic
packing the Senate by crea-j -•'»
is jjiadc £*?
laziness suiting, Challies cashmeres, and Resident Physician. Office PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
gimckkig.
spih* of tha
ting cattle ranches and mi «»p»vatiag <bafluentNs toinnypvaleat, lot* brocaded goods with the best lot on King Street north of Post
Office at Residence.
ning camps into states will i 0? b&dnees is tocaucted iu Alain*, mostly of 10 cts worsteds on the market, Office.
Boone, N. C.
i Ladies' white dresc goods, cross- June 12 88. ly.
the Philadelpiua plan of eoawervaincrease the Republican vote after oiev^neae, purenaa? oad consequent j bar Hamburg, Oriental lace, rib
July 4. 89.
tiy«
to 51 when Idaho and Wyo aaJefcy. Big Qpaaikb bouses exe bogmmng bons, gloves, ladies' and misses'
to
of ,yoo:i§ Aniertear.s
ming are admitted, a Repub to or^ploy rwi army Kinass, gnu these same hoes, corsets and corset jeans,
transact their Lai
lican majority of 14. Mr. In- pniE# fellows, gstnoaKlly, arc enterpris !I Damask table cloths, lace scim
and ereton goods, silk thread,
of the ".get there"
galls, of Kansas, will be suc ing and excellent family andelam. Many button hole twist. Jeans cloth
boys oi
antecedents
ceeded by a member of the have matrimonial ' *enaps" open to them 'from 12% to 75 cts per yard,
0
0
wliieh would make the liesrf of a real
Farmer's Alliance (the same Italian count throb wildly In an ecstasy Hats and shoes
JACOB. W1KE, A. B., PRINCIPAL,
HARDWARE.
as a democrat),.a Democrat j aS joy. The senoritas, daughters of
Opens June 9th, 1890. The course THOROUGH, with
wesfi^ky, influential, often noble, parents,
will succeed Senator Evarts, itr» aaixhms, ooiieotively and individu in the greatest abundance, such special advantages to those wishing to prepare for teach
plows, clevises, grass
ally, to seize upon these transplanted
of New York, Senator Spoon- j aorta of freedom, rush them before a as hoes, bolts, horse shoes and ing Greek, Latin, German, Higher Mathematics, Natural
rods, heel
er, of Wisconsin, and Sena-1 priest, and get them for their own prop nails. Table cutlery, hinges,ham Sciences, Penmanshiy, Short-hand etc., and arrangements
aye.
tor Far well, of Illinois. These erty forever andare as beautiful as houris mers, files, rim knob ocks, butts will be made for those desiring music. JWTuitiori from .75
The senoritas
goods, silverchanges will reduce the Re in youth, and can love like a house afire. and screws. Coffinscrews hinges to $2 per mo- For particulars addresss the principal at Solo, N. C.
Their figures are universally models of mounted handles,
publican majority to eight. brunette Venuses, and their feet arched and ornaments. A very fine lot of
If the New Hampshire repub like rainbows, and Cinderellian in size.
QUEENS-WARE.
Their glorious eyes can set any well con
licans are thwarted in their stituted man's blood going like a respira Gold band china, teas and plates,
tion
purpose to steal the legisla rubypump at a single glance; and their bowles and pitchers, glass-ware,
lips are, as many of tl>e boys can
ture, a Democrat will suc practically prove, equally perfect in lamps etc. GROCERIES. Extra
SUBSCRIBE F01I
12 lbs for $1. Gol
for kissing or cigarette smoking.
ceed Senator Blair, and the actionhave money—many of them lots of C sugar syrup, rice and spices.
den drip
They
Republican majority will be it—and they stand ready and willing with Oils, tanner's and engine; tur
THE
cut down to six. In 1892 the all their worldly goodsof to endow almost pentine. Just received 500
any young American
whose affections
Democrats will only need to they can become undisputed mistress. gallcns stone-ware, crocks,
In
carry three more states to an fact, atafirst acquaintance senorita is churns, jars jugs etc. Give
angel, Venus and a muse all rolled
make it a l ie, and the Demo into one. But—for there io a by.t, and a me acall.Resp. AD.TAYLOR.
hydra headed one—the obverse of this
c r a t i c V i c e - P r e s i d e n t w i l l fiieasing picture comes under observation A COMPLETE NEWSPA
a
acquaintance. Senorita,
make it a Democratic body. after of longer ignorant—as ignorant as
PER!
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE,
first
all, is
Then we will admit New Mex sin. She is passionate, and passion in The Prideofthe North arolithe tropics means a jealousy which is
na Press."
ico, Utah, Arizona,—three sanity when thoroughly aroused. Shein
ia
Democratic territories—and unscrupulously barbaric, and has a Do you want to aid in buildingtemper
to
when onca up a paper that shall reflect the
ha ve a majority of six-State aroused,compared is a which, zephyr.
a cyclone
geutlo
greatest credit on North a roli-0Besides these few minor points which
Chronicle.
na, no matter where it may be
THE U.
Valle Crucis N c
MEAT CAMPSffiH SCHOOL-
NOW IS THE TIME TO
R . A. SPAIN HOUR,
HARDEE AND A RAW RE
CRUIT.
Gen. Hardee, the famous
tactician, and Confederate
commander, was a strict dis
ciplinarian. One day, while
comtnanning in the south
west, he rode out on the pick
et line, and much to his sur
prise, he found a sentry, a
raw recruit, sitting on a rail
fence munch?ng a piece of ba
con. The general appeared
not to see him until he got abreast of him, and then
drew his horse up, expecting
to find the sentry at a pre
sent. He was nothing of the
kind, but sat munching away
as unconcernedly as though
he was in his native moun
tains. "Do you konw who I
am?" demanded Gen. Hardee
in his severest tones. ''Stran
ger, I 'low I don't." "1 am
General Hardee, and"—With
out stopping to hear the re
mainder of his sentence the
raw recruit slowly climbed
down from the fence, and
shambled into the road, ex
tended his hand as he said:
"How are yer, gin era1? I'm
mighty glad to see yer lookin' so peart."—Boston Trav
eler.
FIGHTING FOR NEW HAMP
SHIRE.
CONCORD, NOV., 8, '90—The
Democratic State Commit
tee today sent a letter to
democratic clerks of towns
in which it is stated that the
election held on the 4th re
sulted in a democratic victo
ry. "We elect both members
to Congress and secure a ma
jority in the House of Repre
sentatives, which insures the
election of Governor." it
says. "The republicans are
now scheming to deprive us
of the fruits of victory. They
can be defeated only by the
vigilenee of our f r i e n d s
throughout the State.
At the same hour Chair
man Churchill, of the Repub
lican State Committee, issu
ed the following statement:
"The claim of the Democrats
that they have a majority
of the members of the Legis
lature is unfounded irr fact.
The Republicans have a good
working majority. They will
organize the Hons- and Sen
ate and elect a Governor and
a United States Senator to
succeed Henry \V. Blair."
must be counted against senorita, there
is another, a moat illusion dispelling fact,
which cannot be overlooked. Senorita'a
beauty is as fleeting as fog, as evanescent
as a sunbeam, a thing of the present
solely, which has no place in the future
—that fe, in that future which stretches
beyond the age of 80 years. At 10 she is
a picture; at 20 a dream of oriental
loveliness, a baaheeah inspiration to stir
men's souls to any deed; at 25 she is
slightly passe; at 80 she is a hag, obese,
yellow, sharp voiced, possibly addicted
to drink, and certainly addicted to the
pipe and cigarette. She lacks all the
mental beauties which adorn the perfect
nature and make the summer of married
life more enjoyable than the fitful spring,
and her physical perfection is gone for
ever. For those who live but in the
present the South American matrimonial
market is rich in bargains, however, and
any young man of passable looks, educa
tion and manners can pull a prize from
the lottery, which, if it tarnishes soon,
is, nevertheless, very brightly gilt and a
thing of beauty while its loveliness lasts.
—Bahia Cor. Chicago Mail.
Hostility to New Things.
A universal law of social progress, with
which we are all familiar, is that estab
lished systems in thought, morals, man
ners, government, or any department of
human activity, struggle to perpetuate
themselves by a fight against all innova
tions. Whatever is new and progressive,
or represents the requirements of an en
larging field of life, ha3 got to gain its
foothold in the face of the powerful op
position of the old and pre-established.
Those more perfected and exact concep
tions of nature, which we call scientific
ideas, have prevailed only after centuries
of moral strife with the inherited super
stitions and imperfect generalizations of
our semi-civilized forefathers.
The progressive and Liberal govern
ments of our most advanced nations to
day have been established in spite of the
bitter opposition of their predecessors,
and are themselves fighting
tooth and
nail the higher forms that will succeed
them. In literature and art old schools
try to deny existence to the new; and,
even in the little affairs of our daily lives,
we are all permitting the things that are,
and "have sufficed to our fathers before
us," to keep out the better things that
might bo.—H. G. 8. Noble in Popular
Science Monthly.
Diamond Thieve* of Zululand.
The illicit diamond buyer, who incites
the Kafirs to steal diamonds, is a thorn
in the digger's side.. Often the illicit
buyer gets a $4,000 stone for $400, but
if he is caught in his crooked work and
convicted he is sure to suffer a penalty
of fifteen years' hard labor. The law is
very stringent, and there is no way of
getting away from it. It is illegal to own
a diamond unless one is a claim holder or
a licensed buyer. If a private individual
wishes to purchase a stone or two for
himself, he must first obtain a permit
from the authorities. These precautions
will be seen to be necessary, because the
value of the diamond, its portability, the
facility with which it can be concealed
and the uncertainty regarding its exist
ence make it a source of temptation to
dishonesty among all classes. It is,
therefore, aguinst the law for any one,
even if a llceue«d buyer, to purchase a
diamond from any one not a claim
holder, unices he can produce his permit
—Globe-Democrat Book Review.
Frotrr*w of Ornotation.
Cremation fe beginning to be caken up
by beneficiary societies. The German
Workingmon's Aid society, of New York,
which has been in the liabit of paying
funeral expenses of dead members, haa
voted to buy $500 worth of stock in the
crematory at Fresh Pond, Long Island,
and eighty members have agreed, whet
they die, to be cremated.—New Orleans
Times-Democrat.
Bfovibeary of flrfipwa is said to bav*
en Vuowti to tlx* Chinese befure 12<
C.
seen ? Then patronize
The Wilmington Messenger,
A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER
MOB VIAN FALLS,
N. G
Do you want a reliable paper
giving you all the news of the
-O—
ds.
world—a Democratic newspaper
that equals the best- has the
Has recently enlarged his storehouse and stock of gooo'led
largest circulation, and has for
His store house is now 60 feet long and thoroughly fille)
twenty-one years been a part
and factorin thegrowth and devwith new goods, which he.proposes to sell at PRICES
velopment of the Old
North
State? Then subscrbe for
THE WILMINGTON MESSENGER
that will Surprise you.
Campaign Rartes:
The "Daily Messenger," by
mail, 4 months on trial, for Highest market price paid for all kinds country produce
$2.00
BOO 1S AND HERBS A SPECIAL1 Y.
The weekly "Transcript Mes
Write him for a list of Roots, Herbs, and prices.
senger," (the largest and
best paper in the State) 9 4. 24.
months on trial for $1.00
Cash in advance. Both
papers are large Eight-Page
sheets. Send Postal Card
GRAND OPENING! NEW GOODS.
with the address of five per
-osons and receive sample cop
ies of THE MESSENGER.
Oct. 1st. 1888. tf.
TAKE THE
Ghicago and Moo R. R,
E. II. DOUGHERTY & BRO.
MIST,
H, 6.
It is gratifying to us to announce to our numerous
customers that we have now, and still arriving the largest
-GOINGstock of goods ever brougt to Watauga. We have recent
ly bought in Philadelphia and Knoxville $6000.00 worth
of NEW GOODS.
Our stock consists of all varieties of
goods kept in a first class store. We have a nice line of
Emigrants going to any of the ready made CLOTHING that we are offering Low down.
West and Northwest.
Western States or Territories
will save time and money going
via. Chicago and Alton route,
t is the quickest route to
KANSAS CITY, DENVER,
PUEBLO,
And all points in Idaho, Wash
ington, Oregon, Utah
and California.
SHOES!
OVEK-SHOES!
BOOTS!
Ladies dresfc goods in all qualities, colors and prices.
Gents furnishing goods I Collars, cuffs, Neckware, shirts
socks and anything you want in the latest styles. HATS!
to suit men, women and children. Hardware, crockery,
farming iftinsels, &c in great quantities. Our goods were
bought at a bargain and we propose to give our customers
the benefit of them. Come and see our fine stock and you
Finest and Best Equipped will be sure to buv. Extra inducements will be offered for
the next 60 days for CASH . We take all kinds of produce
Road in the West.
and live stock a specialty. Thanking our friends for past
Only line running Solid Vestibuled trains between St. Louis patronage, we hope to merit it in the future by honest
dealings and good oargains, we are,
and Kansas City.
Reclining Chair cars and Tour
ist Sleepers free of extra charge.
I will meet parties at any rail
road station with through tickets
and baggage checks.
For full information, maps'and
descriptive pamphlets of the
West write to or call on
B. A. NEWLAND,
Traveling Passenger Agt..
19 Patton Ave., Asheville, N. C.
J.CHARLTON, G. P. A
Chicago, 111.
ROCK BOTTOM STRUCK
—AND—
KNOCKED OUT!
Very Respectfully
E . H. D O U G H E R T Y & B R O -
|j S.
P. ANGEL,
DEALERS
SEWING
If you
think of
buying
IN
MACHINES
a
SEWING MACHINE,
and want to save CASH, write me
for prices. I carry a full line of
needles and parts ,such as ,
Shuttles, Bobbins, Drivers,
Oiis etc., all of which can be
J. P. HENSON, DARK RIDGE,
sent by mail.
N. C.,
I have a good line of fishing
is just receiving a largestock 7ackles, Trout Flies, Hooks,
Lines etc,
Seins a specialty,
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
will send them out by mail.
which will be sold for Cash or
P. ANGEL,
country produce at prices S.
KNOXVILLE,
never before heard of. Give
TENN
him a call,
• 5—29.
apr 20 ly.
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BOONE, WATAUGA
VOL 2
lkvville.
COUNTY, X. C., THURSDAY,
JULY, 3.
1MM).
SO. 51.
The Thsor/ of Dew.
ABUSIVE PREACHING.
qlist ions conveyed to the It was urged that to take
WIio will be Eaves* S eeESsar
prominent republican men- duty off of sugar and wool
It is rarely the case that It is now held by the best The question of the snceesburs. But, in spite of tliut would give the South Amer
denunciatory preaching does physicists that instead of fall s j, m is now the one that is
caution, his own party has ican countries an advantage
made the present adminis over the United States, in any good. Surely it often ing from above the d^w rises: in testing the public. Herein
tration appear redielouus commerce; but it was recom does harm. 1 doubt if in the from the earth. The general Statesville thenatneofGeo.H.
mended that the por*s be history of the world a single ly received opinion that the /fro.vn. Esq.. is quite freely
planned and developing and contouptiblo.
I ice 1
left absolutely free to all A- soul has ever l»een turned dew is formed of vapor exist mentioned in connection wit h
\» hen that body of lllustriAS
oils and conservative states- merican countries with which from the error of his way by ing at the time in the atnios-! am ] there is a report that
phmv must oe given up for eysteinatic nml determined
: men in the Senate flew off on treaties of reciprocity were abuse.
Krrorists are not won by the estahliNhed fact that the j movement in his behalf is
a wild tangent, and depart made.
A GREAT RESORT
being
organized. It
ing from every sound prin- The republican senators fiery onslaughts upon their vapor which arises from the j s
sincerity, nor by a scornful heated earth is trapped by would have this much ground
iciple of political economy are straining themselves in
uatedin the Mountains ° j p a8se ,j the Silver Bill, theili- an effort to pass a federal e- depreciation of their intelli- the surface earth. Besides, forhtqie: that at one^period
tidings of its action nearly lection law, that it may be gence. If one he sincere in his when we imagine that on a while the struggle over the
Harrison's come operative before the belief that an error is the cool evening after a sultrv •appointment was in active
•H
WESTERN SOUTH CARO took away
hi•eatli. lie certainly de fall elections. Mr. Lodge truth, has anything been day in summer, our feet are progress, just a little over a
LINA,
serves forgiveness, blue- has reported the bill, drafted done towards enlightening being wet by the dew on the year ago. his claims were un
blooded Presbyterian though in pursuance of instructions his mind by charging him grass, we make a grave mis der the most favorable consul
V region NOTED for health- he is, if he made some re from the republican caucus. with dishonesty? So unjust take. For that moisture on emtioa, and but that a sud
mark emphatic enough to The republican members a charge has provoked his re the grass is not dew at all, it den turn was given to the
fulness and beauy of Scenery
bring a blush to the cheeks say that the.\ will allow the sentment and left him farther is false dew—in reality the scales an appointment would
AN ELEVATION OF 3,800 FEET
democrats about thirty days than ever from the truth. You transpired humor of the have been given him. Other
of Mr. Wanamaker.
As the matter now stands, for debate and fi la buster ing, have hurt his feelings with plant. The drops at the tips, names heard in connection
With Pool, Invigorating a few men who own silver if thej- are so inclined; but out offering to convince his Ul.i-h ghabm diamond-like with tb „ co || ectorBh j p
are
—Climate.—
M t . ssrii . <j.
mines in the Best, propose at the end of that period, judgment, If he is ineincere, lire not dew: .lose examineBing
to arrange tha whole busi considering the urgency of .von have reminded him ol it tion^shows that these crysta ham, of Salisbury, George H.
in a Way that rather repulses line spheres are all situated Sinn fliers and JasM. Mood.v,
is being laid out with taste ness of the country for their prompt action on their part,
than persuades. So whether at the points where the veins of Waynesville, J. C. Pritchpersonal benefit. It is nat discussion will bo cut off,
and skill, with well gra
one be honest or dishonest in of the lea n's cut the outer ard, of Madison, I). C. Pear
ural that they should want and Hie bill passed
ded roads and
holding to error, it would ap edges. These drops only give son, of Morganton, Dr. J. ().
a steady market for their
pear that furious assault is evidence of the vitality of the Wilcox, of Ashe. Pol. W. F.
HARRISON AND QUAY.
products. The bill, • which
EXTENSIVE
not calculated to dislodge plant.
they have just succeded in
Henderson, of Lexington,
The difference between the and W. J. Ellis, of Davie.
FOREST PARKS.
passing through the Senate, We desire to say to the him.
makes the government their President that every further And to speak slight ly'of the true dew on the grass and Browcr's district has not yet
step he takes in company good sense of those whose er- the exuded drops through been hoard from. Messrs.
desirable place for fine residen regular customer, which is
obliged to pay to them an w ith Mr. Quay and his follow rors you would correct, flies the veins from within tin Sinathers and Moody are re
ces and
exhorbitant price for their ers will he another step on equally wide of the mark, To grass, can be .easily distill- ported in Bashing-ton «uw,
the road to political disaster. call a wise man a fool is to tinguished, for the former is
—llEAI/lJIFUL HOMES— ore - a price that it would The indications ought to be excite either his pity or his distributed all over the blade — Landma rk.
not command in the market.
in a moist film; whereas tfie Sick Headache and a sensation
A Good opportunity for prof The President has been pretty plain by this time that contempt; and to apply the
epithet where it rightly be latter of some size, and are of o pressiou mid dullness in the
pricked to heroic measures the warnings of the Ameri
itable investments.
head,
longs, would be to blind with situated near the tips of tin* duced are very commonly pro
hv indigestion: morbid
-STFor illustrated pamphlet to recover from the blunder. can, begun more than a year hatred and rage.
blade. Vltered, then, is the despondency, irritability and
It is a broad departure for ago, were not without good
seiisilivness of
address
his party to make, in travel foui dill ion. We assured Gen. If it be better to denounce meaning of the line. "Ilka over in a majority olthe nerves
eases, be
tlmn toconniveatenor,may blade of graes keeps its ain may,
ing from the position it has Harrison that he could not
. VVILLE IMPROVEMENT CO.,
traced to the same cause, ny. J.
held so long, to Free Trade, afford to embark with such it not he better still to do drnp <>' dew," for those glob a. McLeans Liver and Kidney
LINVILLB, MITCHELL CO.
ules on the petal, shaking Halm and HI lots will positively
a company as Mr. Quay com neither?
N. C. /hit to make the journey
cure.
easier, as the Art stage the manded; undersueha flag as Whatever may be thought to the same sweet air,
5-29-0 mo.
President proposes to ex they carried, and that evil of what I have here dotted and often "gliding all fraMr. Harris -("Uncle Re
tend CQmmercial liberty on was sure to result ifhedidso. down without taking time to j grange Into one", are no dew nins") in his biographical
WASHINGTON LETTER. ly to countries of the West It will hardly be denied, we weigh very carefully, I am drops, but are exudations
think, that there are now a- sure that we can lose uoth- of the healthy plants. They sketch of II. W. Grady,
ern-hemisphere.
om our Regular Correspondent
gives an interesting account
The document, which was bundant evidences of the ing by trying to conform our give evidence of the elixir vi- of the gifted and eloquent
sent to Congress through soundness of this statement:. preaching to the inspired di- tue of vegetation; whereas, young Georgian's manner
)r the Deiuocrat
reetion: "The servant oftlie the truedew is the pearly lusWhat has become of the the medium of the Seretarv The politics of Pennsylvania
Lord must not strive, but be ter, varnished in fiinyhumid- of preperation. He says he
iiiciple of protection HO of State, is very long and are confused and eonvulsde.
not compose his
gentle unto all men, apt to itv over the blades by that could
ominent in the Chicago with it was transmitted a There is hardly one county
speeches in advance of the
report of the Pan-American, from the Deleware to the O- teach, patient; in meekness wutidtrous alchemy which occasion. Seveial times he
'tatform of 1888?
The hardest blow yet re- Congress^ recommending, hio which is not angry and instructing those that op- transforms the vapor rising tried to do so, but in every
from the ground into the
eved by the Tariff, and the treaties of reciprocy with inharmonious. There is not pose themselves.—J. E. II UTground into the plant refresh ease the speech he delivered
soK, in Biblical Recorder.
an intelligent and conscien
,iriff ring, heretofore the American countries.
was something quite differ
ing dew.—Good Words.
ole issue and source of sus- The increase of duty on tious republican in the State
Vance for President.
ent. from that which he had
enance, respectfully, of the wool is protested against as who does not realize the inju
Death of Ire. Gor'Caldwell.
prepared. lie spoke, in fact,
epublican party, has just restricting trade, and utterly ries which Quayism has Suppose, then, that the far Mrs. Minerva ('aidwell, the upon the inspiration of the
been delivered by the Pres useless and unnecessary, wrought, and does not feel mers in the democratic par- widow oi the late (Joy. moment, and was most elo
dent. He has had occasion The Mckinley tariff bill is that this has been greatly in ty were to suggest to the hot i odd It. Caldwell, died quent when he had appar
o be seriously provoked by sternly attacked; generuly' creased by the favor which heads of that party to stop in Morganton Saturday af- ently given least thought to
he manifer in which his sug- and in detail. The Finance the President has shown to booming Cleveland and Hill ternoon at the home of her what he should say.
r e s t i o n s w o r e t a b l e d d u r i n g c o m m i t t e e o f t h e S e n a t e a e - j so unworthy and mischiev for the nomination, and feel daughter, Mrs. M. R. Collet,
the present session, by both knowledges that a personal ous an element. The seeds of the pulse oU the country on Mrs. Caldwell died suddenly The quality of the blood de
Houses of Congress.
assault has been made upon distraction and disunity Senator Vance for awhile. of heart disease, she had pends much upon good or had
In fact, the old Republican it by the President and Sec- which the administration in What a stir it would make! been a sufferer from this dis- digestion and assimilation, to
sisted upon so whig. have True, they might lo°e a ease for some time. She make 1 lie blood rich in life and
ship is at sea and in a hen v- retary of State,
strength givingconstituenns, use
v gale of wind. She lias drifted
An amendment to the tnr- sprung up in all directions, doubtinl state, but they was the daughter of the late nr. J H. McLean's strengthening
imongst dangerous rocks iff bill offered, and introduc- and give signs of an abund would gain half-a-dozen in Wrn. Cain, of Hillsboro, and cordial and nlood purifier, it will
,hat threaten her with de- '-d in the Senate by Mr. ant crop of disaster. Is it pos the place of it. The reason is xistw to Judge Kutfln s wif.-. I""'™* tho ,.ron«rtip ot the
I
.
blood from winch the elements of
struction.
Hale of Main, the intimate sible then, that the President plain and simple. Vance is
h'a\es onl\ two living vitality are drawn. 1.00 per
means to sow still more of noted as a plain man of thej C ^^ c ' ivn? *^' s * o! ' er L °f
r l"' 15 !''The Pilot has ordered friend of the Secretary,
—r
,,
hard a port" and the G. O.
It provided that the ports them, and that he isreaoy to people, a wise man, a pure ganton, and Mrs. Baiter .. «.•
,,
, ..
fl .,
. Mr. W. B. Glenn, the well
....
, '
\ is drifting before the wind,! of the United States shall be furnish the means wherewith man, an honest able and effi Brem, of Charlotte.
_
known \\ inston lawyer, is en
directly out of the course, declared free and open to Mr. Quay shall bribe enough cient man. His people love
Igaged in writing a book. It
A Sarc Care for Fiax.
hat it has pursued "from the products of any coun- delegates to assure Mr. Del- him, and tears of joy will
Two spoonsful of charcoal is a biography of the proinimch a time that the memo- try of America, whenever amater's nomination? Two come to the eyes of a North
ry of man runneth not to the such country shall admit years ago we should have de Carolinian evervtimehehears and the same of wheat flour; j neut lawyers of the State, and
two table spoonsful brandy, w iH
published in two large
contrary".
free bread stuffs, provisions, clared with absolute confi
praises of "Old Zeb ^ ance.' f()J . tv <lmps ' peppermint, ten volumes. In searching the
The constitution nuthori- and other food products, pe- dence that such a thing was Old and young, republicans
(|rops of Bateman's drops, old records of data for use in
izes and encourages the]Pres- troleum and other articles not possi I do.—Phihi dolphin and democrat.s rich and This is a dose for an adult, the book he is writing, Mr.
American. {Rep.)
ident to frequently offer ad- from the 1 nited States,
poor t ack and w,.ite, will t o be taken every two hours Glenn discovered that Presivice to Congress. But the The message declares thai
ail alike
happy and safe nilt j t j im , dosei are taken, dent Andrew Jackson was
tariff and silver questions| absolute freedom of trade A farmer informs theGreen when such men are chosen, -pile eminent Dr. Curtis used sworn in as a constable for
were so occult, and the intri- with the countries of Amer- ville Re fleeter that he cured a —Aational Lconomtst.
of the townships in Guilthis re{ne(lv in two bimdre l
cacies and interest of his po ' p a "would lead to the open- pig of the cholera by digging
Lifc will acquire icw zest, and cases without losing a single ford county.—Messenger.
sition so great and various ing of new and profitable a hole in the ground and ty cheerfulness return, if you will case. Ilesp., J. F. ROBERTS.
—
that the President chose to markets for the products ot
impel your liver and kidneys to
TT!
.
If you are su fieri ng with weak
'
refrain from any public ex- which we have so large a sur- ing the pigs feet together and the performance ol thcirfnntious can l,fi y108*1 dnic^te constitution or inflamed eyes, or granulated
,,8e r>:'- J- H.- Mcu-an S
covering it up with dirt, ex nr. J. H . McLean's Liver and Kid0yelids, you can be quickly cured
pression on the subject, plus, and thus invigorate evncv nalm will stimulate them to "rar w ine Lung Bnbn, it w a sure hv using nr. J. H. McLean'S
Nevertheless he managed to cry branch of agricultural cept its mouth. He says his healthful action. rfl.OO per hot- Iv:n iyv for con2;ns. lossqt voice, strengthening Eve salve. 2o
ana all throat and lungdiseaseg.
a
have his exact ideas on both 'and mechanical industry pig wasen red by this process. tiej
�making mill ions of dollars
The Watauga Democrat, every year from the fieople of
LINVILLE DOTS.
YOU KNOW
W.L. BRYAN,
DID
Linville, June 27. j
D. B. Dougherty, Editor.
theU. States. So Watauga The grading of Burke
It C. Hirers, Publisher.
pays her part on coffee and street continues. And Lin- Still Oil HcUld With a
everything else we buy, in por vdle avenue is being exten-j
A DEMOCRATIC family newspa
ded south, while grading at
per devoted to the internets of portion.
Nice line of
Now suppose that foreign the head of Carolina avenue
County, State and Nation. Pub
lished every Thursday at Boone, markets were opened to us. was commenced some two
IX
Watauga County, N.C.
what would be the result? weeks ago, and is proceedThursday, July 3rd, 1800. Then the products of thefarm ing southward as fast as
er would bring a good price six mules, two large new
and he conld ship his surplus scrapers and a corps of men
Our republican friends in
and exchange it for such ar- under J. P. Gibbs can do the
Watauga, as well as every tides as lie and his family work.
{ <m MMing, in part, of Boots,
HARDTIMES
where else, are left in a 'hole* needed, and the prices of each
New project by private par^
by the actions of their party would be equalized. "Trusts ties are coming to light ev- Dress Goods,
YOU CAN BUY SOME
in Congress. Their party has
Notions,
and combines" on our pro- ery day.
control of the whole country
Hardware,
Waitsell Aldridge has to
by having the President, Sen ducts and necessary corn mod
Tinware,
ate and Congress. There has ities could not. prey upon us, enlarge his blacksmith shop
Groceries,
never been in the h story of any longer. But the iuiqui- t>y taking the room heretoCoffees,
our country, such an aggres tous, tariff laws kept up by foredevoted to woodwork for
Sugars,
the republicans in Congress, anotherset of tools. He is
sive majority in Congress as
-ATTea,
forces us to sell in the cheap erecting a new building for
now, under the leadership of
est and buy in the highest woodwork, on Ash street, on
Rice,
LL C M A RTINA COS?
Tom Reed as Speaker. He
Cigars,
markets. Friends and republi the lot adjoining the black
When you come to Elk
has full control ot the repub
Cigarettes, etc. Park get started off Just They ore now receiving
cans, are you not tired and smith shop.
lican members in the House, weary of voting for such a
Right, by going straight to Fresh consignments of sea
and there is no kicking a- party? Look at it squarely Mr. Church is stacking
sixty
thousand bricks, Drugs & Medicines
gainsthim, for he is boss. and give your answer as lion
sonable goods and
Jones & Vances
The minority, which includes est men. M'hen our fat cat- to which fire will he set next
week. The first stack of
the democrats, in the House tie were shipped to foreign
have no showing whatever, markets from Watauga, we bricks proved to be O. K. in good variety. Also take General store and buy every You WILL MISS IT
all kinds of
for the republicans in cau made money by raising them. The weather for making
thing you need from them.
bricks has been admirable
cus legislate and any bill Now we have to sell them in
If you buy your goodH
agreed upon by this caucus our markets, which is always for the past month.
They have got the bigest
Before exam ininig
is passed through the major overstocked. This is why our The Hotel Boyer is receiv
stock in town, and always
Their stock and
ity of the House at the direc cattle are so low; this is why ing a second coat of paint.
-ANDIt is colonial buff. Whatever
sell a little lower than
PRICES.
tion of Speaker Reed. What we are going down hill; this
"colonial" may mean I know
has this Reed'aggressive par is why we have no money.
the lowest
TIIEY GUARANTEE
ty done? The Blair educa Think of these facts and not, but the paint is a bright
tional bill was killed "too vote hereafter for men and straw color, and is well laid
They have just received an As lOw prices as anybody,
and can't be beat in quality
dead to skin", and even the measures that will better pro on by J. T. Rath burn. The
trimmings are in white, and And country produce in ex- elegent line of
revenue on tobacco has not tect your interests.
the pu in ting sets the appear chalige for goods. Gent's
been lepealed. The Mo Kinance of the house off nicely. furnishing goods, such as,
ley tariff bill has passed the
CLOTHING
STATE ITEMS.
Five Htamps for crushing dress shirts, (both lamidried
93TCALL AM) SEE THEM'
House, 'tis true, but what
Morganton and H'ckory ore which is found in what and unlaundried.) Collars,
does it do for the poor and
want waterworks.
lias been known astheGragg Cuffs, Slips, and in fact, al Embracing all the choice Blowing Rock, N. C.,
oppressed? Does it lighten
styles in makes and fabrics,
June 25, 7<V90.
the burdens of the people? The cars are now within 8 gold mine passed through most any thing needed in that which will go DIRT CHEAP
tliis town this week. A new line.
The tariff bill passed is fa mile of Wilkesborq.
NOW COMPLETE
name has been given the
vorable to the speculators Geo. Yanderbilt has pur
Come and see our fiine line of
mine which I have not learn
and money kings who are chased four more estates ed. Mr. John H. Todd, an
Gents, Ladies, Misses and
o.,
now worth their millions, but near Asheville for $165,000. Englishman, but now a res
Childrens fine
I have recently refilled my
the secret about it all is, that Judge Wm. M. Shi pp. ident of Knoxville, Tenn. as
store^building with a full and
aged 71, died at his home in the head man. He boards
these money lords furnish
SHOES! SHOES! 1
complete line of the choicest
the money to buy votes with Charlotte on last Saturday. at Hotel Boyer, and lives
high.
Bendy-Made Clothing from 8
which the President, Congress The Judicial Convention
W. G. Scott, of Logan Co.
We defy competition Oil
men and Senators are elect in this district will be held K.y. , is here arranging for to 25 dollars per suit. We
goods ever brought to the
ed. Then this Senate and in Morganton on Thursday carrying the daily mail from handle only first class goods, quality, prices and styles.
and will guarantee prices as
County. Consisting of wors
here to ('ranberry for the
Congress are under lasting July 31st.
year commencing July 1 low as any other merchant They have a complete line teds, ginghams, cashmeres,
obligations to enact such
Rev. J. A. Wetson of Hick
of Henrietta cloth, cashmeres lawns, muslins, and, in fact,
Jaws as will keep up the high ory, has made arrangements 1890. The Western Caroli who handles the same grade
na stage-coach Co. lias en of goods.
ginghams, prints, lawns, any thing you wish in the line
tariff by which these million- to have his book on Marshal gaged to carry it. J. S. W.
muslins, laces, ribbons etc. of Indie's dress goods. I am
also to the front with a full
airs can coin money off of Ney published.
June 30.
line of Groceries. Sugar coffee
the great masses of the labor Prof. R. L. Patton will Mrs. Parker's sewing circle
Their stock of Groceries is rice, molasses flour, bacon,
ing people. Who made the have charge of Moravian forvounger misses is grow
HARDWARE . Inthis
full to overflowing and of the etc. etc. sure to please you.
Vanderbilts, the Goulds, the Falls Academy during the ing each week.
line I am
On Saturday last Mr. Hen
very best quality, consi ting of Hammers, Saws, Files, Chis
Rockafellows and hundreds next year.
derson Aldridge brought to
els. Horse-shoes and nails.
of others rich, who are now
Flour,
town n young bear, which ot
Glass- wa re,
Queons- wa re,
worth from one to two hun Mitchell county failed to course, was the att a dim
Goods at almost your own Bacon,
levy a Hfiecial tax for Confed
Cutlery, both table and pock
dred millions of dollars? If
of the hour. A month or so price.
Lard,
et. 1 wish to thank my pa
I run in connection
we were to say that every erate pensions. According ago Mr. A. was out bee-gum
Coffee,
trons for past favors, and
with my other business, a
merchant, farmer, etc. in Wa to law her pensioners will hunting with axe in hand,
hope to merit thesnme in the
Sugar,
when his dog scared up a she
tauga helped do it, we would get nothing.
future by dealing fairly with
Rice,
bear,which pursued the dog.
The Jefferson Optic says:
them, and by selling them
be hooted at by our republi
Teas,
goods as cheaply as they
Prof. Wakefield commenced The dog rati by his master,
can friends. Now for the
Cigars,
and bear and m in stood fac
can be bought on this mar
proof. Every man, woman, school the 23rd. of June with ing one another. The hear
Cigaretts, ket.
Resp. \V. B. Baird,
and child in this County wear 43 scholars.Rev. Mr.Smith's stared at the man; the man
Cheroots etc.
4. 24.
Yahe Crucis, N. C.
clothes, hats and shoes, and meeting is doing good, 15 stood finn with uplifted axe
.OF R V J
J
and stared in turn. The
*
I
most of them drink coffee or conversions.
taoldSolidDii.illl
W.icfcl
Groceries, Hardware, Queensbear turned and retreated,
tea; while all the farmery use Burke county has three of leaving two cubs, which be
ware. Glassware & etc. Cutlery,
iron tools such as harrrows, the finest mineral springs in came victims or prisoners to
both pocket an 1 table, Scythes
4
Alpine Mr. Aldridge. He sold one which we think is equal to And snaths, butts and screws,
r
riRSOR
plows, hoes, threshing ma the state. Glen
any in the county, and we
cross-cut and hand saws, all o
chines, etc. Our women use Springs, Connelly Springs, to a Mr. Pritchard and the
guarantee our prices as low which will be sWd
with him
tin-wear, table-wear, stoves, and Piedmont Springs con one he hadthis village.to Mr.
1
TOO
as any in the
not be surpassed on the At Foulke, of
sewing machines, etc. Now
Mr. Charles E. Harris, of
R»
TOO
from
most all of the mone.y kings lantic slope.—Herald.
this (Linville) township was
Stineon A Co.. Bm SIS, Portland, Motnehave and are, dealing in what A grand 4th. of July cele married to Miss Lou Eaton of
Remarkably Low.
RF ©VO. RRFS
Rifles,
COUNTY.
Is known as 'trusts and com bration and political mass Cranberry, Sunday, June 29.
The annual meeting of the
meeting will be held in Ba- stockholders of the Linville
bines', which is fostered and
protected by the high pro kersville. A Silk Banner will Improvement Co. wili beheld Also furnish transportation to You are cordially invited Breerh loadingdoubleshotgun
tective tariff that we have be presented to the couuty|in ilotel Boyer, on Wednes- panties wanting the same with a to examine our immense $8 to f50, single breerh loaders
£4 to$12,breeehloadingrifles f 3
heard so much talk about for for being the banner republi- day, July 16. Some have safe driver and with as good a stock of goods, we feel sure to $15, Double barrel Muzzle load
the past years. Take sugar can county in the9th. district turned seers, and predict turnout rts can he found in the
we can suit you in prices, ing shot guns$5.50 to $20, Re
the
peating Rifles, 16 shooter. $10 to
and coffee to illustrate. Take one of I)r. McLean's Lit- that after the holding of will county. For the next
meeting the works here
styles etc.
$30:Revolvers$1 to $20. send 3
Those money men are able tie Liver and Kidney Billets at be curtailed, while others
Prompt attention giv ets. for Mamoth illustrated eatato buy, at the various cen night before you go to bed and pr0pheHy that it will be
lognexo.40.>ddres «OREAT WEST
vou will be surprised how buov- h^,,Ki«a r
t +\
en to all Mail Orders.
ERNOUS WORKS, Pittsburg, Pa.
ters of shipment, all of these ant anH vigorous you will feel the .
am one
,e
^
^
Yours Respc't.
articles that are offered for next day. Only 25 cents a vial. , r * s
,
...
:
_L__
' °P general.y are looAmg
sale, and by that means con
Coughs and co'ds come unin- well; corn in particular, in We will make special prices, for
trol the markets ot the U. S., vited. but you can quickly get these parts,
and have agents in Europe rid of these, with a few doses of The weather has been drv cash, on all goods. Returning
to look after their interests. Dr. J. H . McLean's Tar wine Lung and warm for a week past our thanks for past patronage May the 1st, 18170.
Caveats, and Trarie-Marlr« obtains, at 3 aE Hatealm.
j
Today we «. . _ v , a aW "" wil!' a8 heretofore, 8,111 <*•»have had
en; bneinewe conducted lor MoothtTC Fies
The result is that we now pay
tmue to furnish you good goxls
Ous Orrice is OPODSITE U. S. PATCNT Ov-'Ct
and we can rrenr® patent in k-ss time tfcas those
25 cts. for every pound There are many aidtorts and er, which has revived things and at as low prices as can be
remote fmrn W*ehh,j»tou.
telephone
is
Send model, drawing or pho'o., wi'h (lever pcoffee we use. Inthis ar diseases which affect Stock and ir| ,
tion. We advise, if patentable or not. lice of
Truly yours,
causa serious inconvenience and J dcr construction
from ound.
envge. Oat fee aot doe till patent is t* cured.
ticle alone, we pay from loss to the farmer in his work, here to ( ranberry.
A PA*IPHLCT. 'How to Obtain Patents,"'w ith
Mr.
ramcs of actual cli' nt.« in jronr Stair, ccurtv. or
12% to 15 cents on every lb. which may be quickly remedied ^ ance Brown is the moving
town, cent free. Address,
W. L. Bryan.
we buy, to help sw-ell thi» by the use of Dr. J. H. McLean's spirit in the concern.
C. A.SNOW& CO.
Volcanic Oil Liniment.
;
J S. W. i
crowd of swindlers w ho are
OPP. PATtNT Orrice, WASHINGTON. D. C.
THESE
Merchandise
MONEY
ROOTS
IIERBS,
OF GOODS.
JUST IN
SHIIXi & SHIN Ml
For Cash, You Can Have
Hotel and Feed
STABLE
FREE.
. WortMSl
ke«#0
|w»t< h in the w rid. I'erf.rt
Jhn.kf.prr Warranted herrp,
'•«! T' hiintinf r»M«.
[R-'ih U l M'kDd rent . Msei,
with work, end ce.e.
»<pral value. OltE
in
re«rh localitp ran
Mcttre one
ree, together wftk oar lerrre
rr
r. rllnmehnM
'.am,»!»'..
h-w M- t »«. M w.'l
•"»* *h» wairb. .re free.
All the w-rk poo
n»c do ie to .how what we rend
to tboee who coll—poor
friend, end neighbor, end tho«e eboot po»—<h»t«Iw»pr rr.nl t.
in veto.Me trade for
which bold, for rear, when ooce atorted.
end tboe we are repaid. We pop oil eipceeo. freight, etc. After
poo know ell if poo woo id like to
to work for or.
con
rem
Nao to !>«© per week otrd opwordi. Addrr..,
60 DAYS
Jones & Vance,
�t
—Misses Amelia, Jennie, friend gave to the young We regret to give him up.
and Flora Moore aecompa-! men was meant ae a fiersoii- Alex. Snydei was shot and
HIE \VA~*AUGA DEMOCRAT.
jniedby Masters Joe, John, al reflection upon anyone, killed on the 21st. bj a man
pOpy 1 year
$1.00 Ralph, and Walter Moore ihisweek we received a com- named Branch. Isaac More[i •* 6 months
50
CTMAUOB. WIRE. A. B., PRINCIPAL.^?*
rf" 8 months
85 all of Globe N. C., sjient sev- munication in reply. Now tHd was shot a few weeks aOpen* June 9th, 1890. The ooorw THOROUGH, with
eral days at Mr. John San- the DEMOCRAT does not want go, whiskey the muse. Both
J5 A DVERTISING R ATES.
special advantages to those wishing to prepare for teach
»ei-ial
der's last week, leaving Sun- to be unfair, but desires to men belonged to Johnson ing Greek. Latin, German, Higher Mathematics, Natural
s .to
inch 1 week
treat all alike, yet we must county. Both clever men Sciences, Peniuanshiy, Short-hand etc., and arrangement*
1.75 day morning
1 month
a personal tight go wli^n
3 <•
3.00 —Our people, a great ma- m,T
when sober. Yet men say *"ill be made for those desiring music. ffS^Tuitiou from .75
5.00 nv of them, have been proph- on in our columns. For this there is no harm in liquor, r<>
111
6 "
on
t or tins
I-' »'«>- for paitimlai* uddi>*** the principal at Solo, X. C.
700
1 year
0.1)0 esyiug a drought, but to reason^**wtopped tliediscus--they do not believe the liv•olunm 1 weeK
*
1 month
13.50 their great surpise, by the sion of the Fanners Alliance, ing in regard to this evil. ^ • B. COUNCILL, JR.
\EW GOODS!
3 "
25.00 time the rain was needed it nnd we are bound to keep but if they could talk to the|
ATTORNEY AT LAY.
6 "
37.50, eaf,|p t4lJ
. .
ifiTCHEAP'W
1 year
50 00
. How shot t the vis out of such fights if possible, dead they would learn more J uly4th891v. Boone. N C.
News, and item* of interest, about it. It is rumored, that ^
„ 7—~~
"
ion of man".
ntered at the Postofficeat
are always thankfully receiv- men are slipping nnd selling ^
^WhAND,
Mr
>one. N. C., as second-class i —Victor Boy den and w„
fsiiHoK,.?
hut no j»ersonal abuse of this accurseil stuff along the
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
lail matter.
BLOWING ROCK, N. C
( o.M.«,..,ofSal.«bur,,Wm. a n y kind will be a „ owed in
mountain Don't know .
..
Lenoir.'.VC
Mc.Ewen and Master Charlie our columns.
June 27. 88 ly.
We have, and will keep on
how that is, but we want the
Currin, of Jefferson, and D.
LOCAL NEWS.
hand all kinds of goods that
Revenue officers to watch
J. C. FLETCHER,
D Crisp, of I enoir, a former
our customers need, nnd will
NOTICE.
more closly than they have
typo in the DEMOCRAT office,
—We need that dollar.
—ATTORNEY AT LAW—
I will organize a lodge of been. A. ROTEN.
SUGAR GROVE
X. C. NOT BE UNDERSOLD BY
uommis8ione8 s court on spent Sunday in town.
Odd Fellows at Boone on
Will practice in Watauga and Any regular business mer—We hear of a certain cen Thursday night July 10th.
t Monday.
RESOLITIONS OR RESPECT.
adjoining counties.
chant in the county. Our
sus enumerator who takes All applicants for member
Bob Bryan caught a
e the pri\ilage of dividing
goads are all fresh nnd new
i pound turtle Tuesday.
ship will please be on hnnd To the Master Wardens
up a man's farm into ** I on that night as after that| a,I( l Bretheren of Elk Lodge' SCOTT A EH YIN,
'and are as good as can be
he public debate will be
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
bought. Give us a call, get
many farms as he has renters time, no one cau get in as a No. 373 A. F A. M.
rrow night.
and by that means returnscharter member. Members!
your committee apLenoir, X. C. prices and buy .your sugar,
coffee, flour,
iVanted.—A number of about double tbenumbers of 1 0 f Snow Lodge will confer! pointed to draft resolutions
et hands at once. acres of land, by taking both
bacon, lard,
T. B. FIXLEY,
of love and respect upon the
tbe degrees. Respectfully.
W. L. Bryan. the owner and renterssyrups, molasses,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
death of our worthy and be
A. G. Grayson.
Irs. Robert Hayes, of —Two white men, a negro
soda, starch,
Wilkftboro, North Carolina.
brother. Alexander
1). I). Gr. Master. loved
tison City, is visiting in man anil two negro women
canvassed hams,
Green, would respectfully E. F. LOY1LL
bounty.
confections etc.,
submit the following reporo.
Elk Park, N. C.
driving a fine hack with four
ATTORNEY AT I AW,
The streets are to be work matched horses stopped at
June 30 1890. As it hath pleased Almighty
Boone N. C.
God, who k TOWS and does
>n the glorious Fourth. the Bryan House one night Editor Democrat:
July 4th, '89—1 y
x>d celebration that.
Than they can be bought in
last week. They were ven A very serious difficulty all thing in his all wise prov~~DU. L. CTREEVES.
occu**ed in Bakersville on idence, to call our beloved
the county. ESPECIALLY do
'he colored people had a ders for the Herb Medicine
we invite the ladies to giveus
to.; but findingtbe town tax yesterday. John Hambriek, and devoted brother, Ale.v- PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
eetingin the court house
Office at Residence.
a call and examine our full
too high they went on the town marshall of Bakers nnber Green from his labors
•day and Sunday.
Boone, N. C
ville, in company with Geo. here on earth, on the 11th.
line of Spring and Summer
without offeringany for sale.
G. II. Church will
day of June A. D.1890, A. L. July 4. 89.
Dresss goods.
Notice. Owing to n K. Pritchnrd, high sheriff of
eh at the Baptist church
change to take place in our Mitchell county, went to the 5890, who resided on Gap W. B. COUNCILL. M. 1). Notions, notions, to please
lght (Thursday).
f he most fastidious of our fair
business soon, we earnestly store of Abe Parker a mer Creek, Ashe county N. C.
Boone, N. C.
V. B. Councill Jr. sold request, every-body who are chant of Bakersville, to ar And wherns those Mason
friends during the summer.
Resident Physician. Office
je horse to L. E. Davis, indebted to us either by note rest him for violation of ic ties which bound IU with on King Street north of Post You shall be pleased in qual
or account to come forward
our beloved brothea are now Office.
ity and prices.
ewis Fork for $175.
at once and make settlement the town ordinances. Par
ker resisted and opened fire severed in this our earthly June 12 88. 1 v.
A very severe hail storm as we are bound to have our
We are Located in the
ted Banner Elk on Tues- money. All out standing bus* on the officers, wounding habitation, but may each W.J. HUN3UCKER & BROS.
MOORE BUILDING,
, doing considerable dam ine8a must be closed up, so Hambriek in the side nnd of us as Masonslook forward
come on.—Yours Truly Pritchnrd in the hand. Fire to that home of the just
Rrlrk l ayers and Plasterer*
to crops.
On Main Striker, and nreever
May 8th 1890. Shell&Mast. was instantly returned nnd when we again can meet our
ready to give our customers
Shff. Hayes auctioned —Mr. Wyatt Hayes, of
Parker was killed, three balls beloved brother. Therefore are prepared to do all work prompt attention. Orders
a part- of the goods of Sands, N. 6\, has taken espec entering his body. Mr. Par he it resolved:
in their line on short notice.
yson Bros, on Monday. in 1 care of nn experimental ker was a prosperous mer 1. That we mourn (lie loss ALL work guaranteed and by mail promptly Allied. Do
—A number of the corn patch of gin-sang near his chant and when sober a qui of our beloved and devoted Prices reasonable. For pri not fail to give us a trial,
rops on the Watauga River house for the past twelve et and orderly citizen; but brother nnd always remein- ces ete., address us at Con- and ire are sure of your trade
over, N. C.
Nov. 7th, ly. therea ft or.
are almost entirely devoured years, and was expecting to under the influence of liquor bering his fidelity to the orWith many thanks for past
by bud worms.
make something out of it as a desperate and daring man. der of which he was a mempatronage, and an earnest
J.
IVI MlAlt
—James L. Winkler is pre- it was bearing cultivation He was under the influence ber lor ten years,
appeal for a continuation of
ing to build a nice house finely. But on last week some of liquor when the difficulty 2 That in the death of our
DENTIST, the saine in the future, we re
the old school house rogue slipped in and dug the occured. It is believed by dear brother the Lodge has ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA. main, Respect-full v.
whole lot, leaving Mr. H. on many that further trouble lost a true, faitbfull. and Offers his professional services
»south of town.
McLENDOS & MOORE.
will follow, there being much PP brother, his family a to the people of Mitchell, 4. 24, 6 mo.
good
ly the tops.
Hp
Smith (Carrol formerly a
lzeu of this county, now —Through the instrumen excitement over the occur loving nnd devoted husband Watauga f and adjoining connand father. And we are all Ges J^A o bad mateuil used
living in the West, is visiting tality of Robert Monday, rence. Hambriek and Pritch in deep symphathy with his :i nd all work guaranteed,ISttj
friends and relatives in the Calvin Brewer and Edward nrd will both recover, it is bereaved family and friends
Ma\* 1 1 y.
Price were lodged in jail Sun believed. Hambrick's wound 3. That all members of , „ w .
county.
E. S. Blackhnm.
is more serious than Priteh- tl.is Lodge wear the usual
—AND—
'c."
—Our town marshal has day, as the robbers of Shull ard's.
JOFTOR.NON, N. C.
W. B. C, Jr. badge of mourning forSOdays
KNOCKED OUT!
impounded only forty head of &Mast's store at Shull's Mills,
in memory of our beloved MORPHEW & BLACKBURN
J. P. HENSOX, DARK RIDGE,
stock during the past week. They acknowledged thecrime
Middle Cane, N. C. '"our'brother was also a soland Price showed parties
N. C..
^TORNEVS AT LAW.
Not a good week he'says for
June 27 1890. dier in the late war of the re- ^ ^ practice in the courts is just receiving a large stock
where the goods were hid
his business.
hellion and was a member of
Ashe, Watauga and Mitchout. They were captured on Editor Democrat.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
—I now have in stock a Beaver Dams and tried Seeing nothing from this Co. I 58th. N. C. Regiment p R counties, also in the Fedfine article of machine oil,
which will be sold for Cash or
courts of the Diet., nnd
section, I will send a few dots. We also reocommend that
suited for all kinds of ma before Squire H. II. Farthing. We ore having nice corn a copy of these resolutions Supreme Court of the State, country produce at prices
chinery, which will be sold —THE REUNION .—Gen. Wil
be sent to the family of our r ollection of claims solicited. never before heard of. Give
him a call,
very low for cash. IV. L. der, of Chattanooga Term., weather, the crops look well. deceased brother; also one Aprl. 10.
Some of the farmers are be copy be sent to the WATAU
apr 29 ly.
Bryan.
writes as follows: "Believing ginning to lay by their corn.
GA DEMOCRAT with request
—Prof. Boothe and fa mil.y as I do, that these reunions
to publish the same and a
Money to loan.
have arrived in the Globe- when carried out in good The heavy rain on the 23rd. copy be spread on the minA. P. SMITH,
did some damage to crops.
Persons wishing to bor
They are well pleased all n- spirit, are of great value to
of the
Oats will be short in this utsIV. C* L.Lodge.
row money, who can secure
Successor To
round, and the prospects are OUT country, I shall only be
Hulcher,
it by mortgage on good real
section as they have the rust
Elder Asa Brown. ^Com.
i rood for a fine school this too glad to be present and
Smith & Miller,
estate, ^an be accommodated
very badly. Wheat and
R. W. Walker,
gpr.
address you."—Jule S. Carr, rye will not average half a
hy applying to
W. H. Norris,
HALE,
tN. C.
I?
Of ion/, J.F. Spainhonr, Boone N. C.,
-Mr. W. L. Bryan is now of Durham, can't be with us.
,, T
Last Sunday was the
1T
To the people of Watauga.
Jjine —4,1' 90. 0 r \ j fritcher, Horton N. C.
•vesting his large crop of He says: "I vvonld be .lel.gh- hotteHt d a we have had
I am situated at the Ford of Klk
DIED.
4. 24.
{ of which we spoke some ted to, he so situated that I this season. The thermom...
Mitchell county, with a full line
Little Nannie, Belle, daugb
.
• .
f ago. Some specimens conld be with you at Blowing eter registered 92 from 12 m. ter of S. S. and L. E. Xorrris.
of General.Merchandine, such a*
*
? grain have been seen Rock on the 7th 8th and 9th to 3 p. m. and 85 at 6,30 on the 24th of June, 189«.
Dry Goods,
^
to meet veterans and place p. m.
s, and it is truly fine.
after a short but very pain
Groceries,
It .is somewhat
my services as chief marshal cooler since the rain.
ful suffering. She was a sweet
Queensware,
CRESTOX N. C.
[The Fifth Sunday Meetat their disposal, but I am Success to the DEMOCRAT. litte babe of only seven
Glassware,
Ion Banner Elk, was large
months, but she has gone
so situated that I will not be More anon.
Hardware.
"PAT" from earth to heaven to
it tended on Saturday and
in the State a tall, I fear, oth
Candies,
join that innumerable multi
I. nday. The quest ions were
Zionville, N. C. tude of children around their
and Patent Medicines.
erwise I would serve with a
^ly argued, and some ver.v
June 24. Father's throne. She leaves
When vou are on your way to
Se sermons were preached gi-eat deal of pleasure".
Editor Democrat:
a sorrowing father and moth
the attending ministers.
Capt. J. IV. Todd, of JefferPARK
ELK
-The "Red hot merchant" son, writes: "Thanks lor in- We had agoodrainon yes- er, and many other relatives
p rdn\ the first, in three weeks, to mourn her loss, but "our I have on hand vehicles of
;Elk Park, advertises large vitation to your reunion, and I t
< )lir own mn ke, a r,d more in Give me a call, as I am able to
posters, and proposes with tbe blessings of God I Corn looks fine, wheat ver- low* is her eternal gain."
Asleep in Jesus, blesssoJ j >c pccss of manufacture. All duplicate any bills sold there.
'paint the earth red" w ith w pj
there". Col. G. N. Y sorry. — The health of
S ' P0 1\
tor saJe at very close prices— My goods are bought for CAS 11
the
Folk, of Cilly,
section ifi
rwmlt'iliw wooHh Wff/ F5k.~of (Hiiy, writes that he t h e 8ection is verjr good V rom which none ever wakes q lia l,*ty considered. Repair- and I sell for the same.
will
tioney, it lib pay you to "ill be with us if life lasts.
except Mrs .1. \\ . Stikes who
to weep,
ing and jobs made to order a Hoping to satisfy you iu goods
on Jones & Vance, for —Last week there appeared KSN0, - V feeble
J. C. Jones A calm and undisturbed re- Speciality. Respectfully.
prices etc. I am Respecfully,
r irill not be undersold a communication in tlie .DEM- HAS put up a new stock oi
r P k >Se i, i i
, t
TluMnas J. Lillard.
k
A. P. SMITH,
least
• merchant in Elk Park, OCRAT signed "H". We did goods. — W. M. Jones has Unbroken b\ theXORRIS.o K—MAV Surviving Partner,
foes.
JOHN
3ril
Feb. 3. Gnio.
hot or cold.
i not think the advice our gone to Providence R. I. Sands, N. C. June. 27.
>
'
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
MEAT CAMPHIGH SCHOOL-
McLendon & Moore,
&.
Cheaper
ROCK BOTTOM STRUCK
�-"MB
from raven, which mean8 to
rob.
Old Jacob said:
1). D. Dou^hertjr, Editor.
"Benjuinan shall raven as
K C. Rivers, Publisher.
a wolf." It i« a curious
study this origin ot words,
Please find us fans now,hot J uly,
The "iourtli" is aim OKt here; and the schools do not pay
I^et'n nit up late to celebrate— enough attention to it.
You come but ouee a year,
The Watauga Democrat,
Hickory will have a grand
Fourth of July celebration.
There will be balloon atten
tion, horse racing, fir woiks
nnd other sports.
Great Britain takes its cen
HUH next year. It is all done
BIWKB 11(11 SK.
I!. A. SPAIXITOUU,
State of North til rlina. Wa
tuuga county. By virtue of J. R. PR IT! HARD, PROPSIET0R.
a mortgage deed executed by
Eibert Wells and wife. Avis TERMS #1,26 PER DAY.
MOBAYIAX FAU.
P. Wells, on the 15th day of Sqtrial arr&rrtHM-cts bjr tke seek
cr month.
Aug. 1890, to Fredriektihodk
X. C,
1 will seil at public outcry at E L K P A R K , N . C .
the court house door, in the
—o—
The "Life of the flesh is the town of Boone, on the 7th 0—20. 4 mo.
Has re*f ntly enhirged his store house and stock of g
blood thereofpure blood means' day of July '90, for cash in
—
His store house is now 60 feet long and thorough!* ,
healthy functional activity and* hand, 100 acres of land lying £ •£!
0
this Kara with it the certainty on the head waters of Dutch
with neu goodu, which he^proposev to well at I"'
0k wQi
of quick restoration from
sick Creek, adjoining the lands of
ness or accident, nr. J. H. Mc John Shook, James Brewer
—DEALERS IX,—
Lean's strengthening cordial ami and others, to satisfy balance
that will Surprise you.
aloud purifier givey pure rich
blood, and vitalizes and strength of #116.00 due on notes. One General
NercLandise,
ens the whole bod>\ 1 00 »ier note l>eing #75.. dated Nov.
16th 89, the other I icing #50
bottle.
Highest market price paid for all kinds count iv prodi
dated Nov. the 16th 1886. N\ e have now, 011 hand a
HOOTS AND HE It DS .1 SPE< I ALT V.
complete line of
The danp and decaying vege- This June the9th 1 >90.
Fredrick Shook, mortgagee,I
Write him for a list of Roots, Herbs, and prices.
tation of regions newly cleared
of timber, exposed to the rays of l>er \V. H. Byrd, Fonstable. GENERAL MERCHAN- 4 >4
in one day. In 1881, when
it was taken last, 35,000 enumerators were employed,
nnd it cost more than <£800, the sun, is sure to breed malaria.
Dr. J. II. Mcljeau's Chills and
000Messenger.
PUOF. DAVIS KILLED.
New Orleans, June 25.—A
Picayune Groverton (Texas)
upeciul says: Great excite
ment was caused heie last
night by the suicide of a beau
tiful young lady, Miss An
nie Turner, daughter of .1 udge
John B. Turner, and the ex
citement was intensified when
the father took the pistol
from the hands of his dying
daughter, and killed Prof.
Davis. Nothing is known as
to the cause of the tragedy.
Prof. Davis came here last
March from Wake Forest Col
lege, N. C., and took charge
of the academy at. this place
He was a good looking young
mun.—By telegraph to the
News And Observer.
SPELLING REFORM.
There is a strong effort be
ing made among literary
people to simplify the spell
ing of the English language.
The attention of Congress
has been called to it, but
that body failed to act on
the subject. Prof. J. F. Da
vis, of Guilford College, read
a paper on it at the Teach
ers Assembly at Moreheud
on the 20th. Mr. Davis
claims we pay 115,000,000
annnnly to teachers, who
attempt to teach spelling;
and the use of extra letters
in printing cost #100,000
000. The following arc the
rules that the reform is en
deavoring to adopt:
1. Drop final e aftera short
Vowel, e. g. "hav", "nctiv",
but if the vowel is long retain
the e to show it. e. g. "behave", "alive".
2. Ifthediagraphnehos the
sound of short e, drop the
a, e. g. /bed", "helth'.
3. Write t in place of final
ed when sounded as t, e. g.
"walkt", "wisht".
4. When the word ends in
a double consonant, drop
one, e. g. "wil", "fchal".
5. Write f for ph, e. g. "al
ia bet", "fysieian", "fatom"
Fever Cure, by mild and gentle
action will radically cure. 50
cents n bottle.
NOTICE.
All persons wishing to ap
ply for Confederate pensions,
are requested to file their ap
plications on or Iwfor»the
1st Monday in July next, and
on that day the hoard of ex
amination will meet at 9:30.
a.m. for the purpose of ex
amining said appli ations.
All subscribing witnesses will
he reqired to he present. By
order of the board.
Boone, N. C Junethe3rd '90.
J. E. FINLEY, CUM.
North Carolina]
Watauga Coun-J Justice's court.
t.v.
Alfred Green, vs.
Jacob Wood ring,
The defendant above nam
ed will take notice that an nc
tion entitled as above has
been commenced in a justices
court in Watauga Countv, N. c ,
to secure the payment of #150.00, due by n-»te, subject to
certain credits. Tlje defend
ant. is requested to appear at
m.v office, in the town ofBoone
Watauga county, NO , on the2nd
day of Aug., 1890, nnd an
swer or demur to the com
plaint. in said action, or the
plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief demanded
in Maid complaint. This June
20 '90. 1). B. Dougherty, J. P.
NOTICE!
North Carolina Watauga Co.
S. L. Patterson,
vs.
L. L. Greene.
By virtue of ail execution issu
ed from the office of the superior
court of caldwell countv N. C.
directed to the ShfT. ol Watauga
county infavor of Plaint.iflTin the
above entitled case, l will on
Monday the 7th day of July 1890
it being the first Monday in said
month at the court house door
in Boone sell for cash, to the
highest bidder. L, L. GREENED
interest in the following decsribed lands tow it, one trnrt. near
the town of Boone n((joining the
lands of J. F Spainhour, T. J.
Coffey and others, and known as
the Gragg place. One tract ad
joining the lands of W. L. Bry
an ami others, and the town of
noone also, lots No. 1, 2, 3, 4
and 5, situated in the town of
noone, and known as the J. J.
Horton lots, levied on by me to
satisfy a judgement of #1540,72
with interest and cost, all mon
ey's arrising from said sale will
be applied to judgements and
WHO FED ELIJAH?
mortgages according to prop
Bill Arp gives the follow erty of lean against L. ,l Greene.
ing version of the story of This the 26th. day of May 1*90.
J. L Hayes, Shff.
Elijah and the ravens. Not
long ago a very learned
preacher was talking on this
subject and said the first
translators of the old testa
ment found that the same
word meant so many differ
ent things that it perplexed
them greatly. For instance,
it is said that the ravens fed
Elijah with bread and flesh,
morning and evening; but
the
word that
means
raven means a robber-a Be
douin Arab-the very people
inhabited the eastern coun
try, to which Elijah fled.
They robbed the rich, but
were Aind to the poor nnd
friendless, and so it may
have been that they fed Eli
jah, instead of ravenous
birds.
Ravenous
comes
NOTRE.
NOTICE
By virtue of the power of
sale contained in a mortgage
executed by wm. M. Yonnee
to Margaret Lou ranee, of
watauga county and regis
tered in book B, of mortga
ges. pages 324 and 325, the
undersigned to satisfy a debt
of #53 44 with interest and
cost, TO .secure the said
sum, will sell for cash in the
premises to the highest bider
on the 5th day of July 1890.
The aforesaid tract of land
being a part of 65 acres more
or less known as the presnell
tract, being all wood land,
finely timbered. The land is
located in Shawneehaw town
ship on the waters of Banner
Elk, adjoining thelond of Phil
lip chnrch, Nancy church and
others. Margaret LOO ranee.
June 2nd, '90.
Mortgagee.
DISE.
NOTICE.
North Carolina. Watauga co.
Etta Hartl^
'(INSISTING OK,Y8
Wily llowcll.
, rr .
By virtue of an execution
°ocs,]
[Xotions,]
issued from the office of the
Clerk of the 8u|>erior Court
[Groceries,]
of Watnuga county n favor
[Shoes,]
of the plaintiff in the above
[Hats,]
entitled action for the sum
of #20 00 with costs, I will [Hardware,]
6c)l to the highest bidder, nt
[Tinware,]
the court house door, 011 the
7th day of July 1890, it be[Glassware.]
ing l he first Monday in said
month, Wily W. Iiowel's in
[Crockery,]
terest in a certain tract or
{Medicines,]
parcel of land, l.vingon Brush
y Fork creek in this county, of which we are offering at
adjoining the lands of J. P
Counrill, A. L. Wagoner nnd
others, containing 50 acres
more or less. Levied on by
me on the 27th day of May
1890, to satisfy said execu We also take in exchange
tion. This May the 27,1890. for goods,
J. I,. 11 a x E8 SHFF.
Wheat,
Corn,
NOTICE.
Rye,
By virtue of a power of
Oats,
sale, contained in a certain
Chicken
mortgage deed executed by
Eggs,
wm. 11. nam, wife aid others
(V etc,
to J. A. McDowell, of Klioxso give us a call.
ville Tonn., trustee tor the
Freek company, to secure the
purchase money on a steam
LEfffi &, GO.,
saw mill, and recorded in
hook *n.' pages 554 and 555
May the 15th. 1890.
of tho records of watauga
county N. c. 1 will sell for
cash at public out cry at the
The Celebrated Nissen
court house door :ti thetown
of uoone on Monday July the
WAGONS,—
7th 1890, it being the first
BUGGIES, OPEN AND TOP,
Monday, the following tract
or parcel of land. 12 acres PLATFORM SPRING HACKS,
lying in watauga Township
watauga county N. c. adjoin Phsatons, Road Carts,
ing the lands of u. D. Hollo- iC'eto. &etc., for sale by V/. I).
way and others, and more
fully described in said mort Clarke, Blowing Rock, N. C.
gage. r rhe above lands are Iter The above named vehic
sold to satisfy a noteof#54H les will be sold cheap for cash
with interest nnd costs This or traded in exchange for
5th day of June 1890.
good young horses or cat tie.
J. F. 8 PAINHOUR At t.v.
Come and examine them.
for MORGAGEK. 4. 24.
Lowest Prices
S. F.
C. ' D. TAYLOii
Valle Grucis
J. B. HOPKINS,"
DEALER IX
N
I am now ready to show yon
a nice selected stock of standard
prints, Indigo Blue, hiinpson's
Blacks, Dress ginghams, biswic
GAP CREEK, N. C.
suiting, Chnllies cashmeres, and
brocaded goods with the liest lot
of 10 cts worsteds on the market. DRY GOODS,
Ladies' white dresc goods, cross
bar Hamburg. Oriental lace, rib
GROCERIES.
bons, gloves, lndi( s' and misses'
hoes, corsets and corset jeans,
BOOTS & SHOES
Damask table cloths, lace scim
&C., &C.
and creton goods, silk thread,
button hole twist. Jeans cloth
from 12% to 75 cts per yard,
Hats and shoes
HARDWARE.
DOLLAR.
I ant pleased to auuounce to the public that I have just r>
a large assortment ol general merchandise. I have an end
rietv of dress goods, 5000 yds of calico, from 6 to 7 a 8 ct
liam, 9, 10, and lifts, satine, 10 and 12, worsted, 10 to 1
casimere. doable width. 35cts., tarracotta. 35cts., jeans,
and 40cts. and up. Mv stock of ribbons is complete in col
prices. Imdies casimere gloves,HO and 35 cts., paper 5
quire, envelopes, the same, Suspenders. 10, 15, 20 & HOcj ff
line of notions and jewelry is fine. HARDWARE 1 Farmer 1
plows and repairs always 011 hand. Oliver chilled points, ^
shovel and bull tongue plows. Best pitch-forks on the 1;
Gias sc\ thes, g ain blades and whetstones. Hoes, uaih
and lantern globes always on hand at lowest cash prices,
also an agent for a large wall-paper infg. Co., and promise
best paper nt the lowest price, 1 ain also geuerul agent fo
paint mfg. Co. I will sell lny^new goods at reduced rates
buyers this spring and summer. You will all do well to
exumine my new goods nnd low prices before buying. I
fine lot of shoes, ladies and gents. I will want and endl
of young chickens, eggs and GOOD YLi.LOW fresh butter a
prices. Also Roots and herbs taken in exchange for good/
So every body come and get bargains and bq
Yours anxious to ph
WILL W. HOLM J
J. M. DOUGH EI
E. 11. DOUGHERTY.
D O U G H E R T Y 15ROS
I
'/he public is respectfully invited
to examine our complete line of
Dry Goods, such us: Worsteds
of all kinds, and qualities, Linseys
of the very best quality, Fim
dress goods, such as: II en ret tn
cloth, also fine silks, which will be
sold nt the lowest price ever
bought at in Watauga County.
HEADY MADE CLOTH
IXG A SPECIALTY
We have nn immense stock of I) H
Goods, Groceries, Notions,Confee
tionaries. And a nice line of Hats
Caps, Boots, Shoes, and an e
normous stock of Hardware, con
sis! ing of. Flows, Hoes, Plane bits.
& etc., & etc.
All tlm above will besoid cheap.
We buy live stock, Horses, Mules,
Cattle, and Sheep. Tome and see
us.—We will do you right.
E. H Dougherty Brother,
Mast, N. C
For Cash or Produce
At Remarkably Low Prices!
in the greatest abundance, such
Goods First Class.
as hoes, plows, clevises, grass
rods, heel bolts, horse shoes and
nails. Table cutlery, hinges, ham
JEWELER.
mers, files, rim knot, ocks. butts
Watches repaired and all
and screws. Coffin goods, silvermounted handles. screws hinges kinds of work .in thislineexe.
and ornaments. A very fine lot of ^9 ted promptly.
ro-f
* or
QUEENS-WARE
Gold band china,teas and plates,
bowles and pitchers, glass-ware,
lamps etc. G ROCERIES . Extra
(• sugar 12 lbs for #1. Gol
S.
P. A Ml EL,
—DEALERS
SEWING
If you think of buying
SEWING MACHINE.
and want to save CASH, write me
for prices. I carry a full line of
needles and parts .sitch as ,
Shuttles. Dobbins. Drivers,
Oiis etc., all of which can be
Tackles, Trout Flies, Hooks.
Lines etc,
Seins a specialty,
will send them out bv mail.
WOODYV
S.
There are many accidents and
=£A6°. 29 UNION SQUARE MY rA
E
diseases which affect Stock and! cHiy^-.L\. M0_*r/vTi.^^TA BA OMIASTEX o—29#
ST. LOU IS
causa serious inconvenience and
loss €0 t he farmer in his work. Fox and IIart, Nathan CfPek
which may be^ quickly remedied
"Ashe county, N. C.
by the use of Dr. J. H. McLean's
Volcanic Oil Liniment.
P.
ANGEL,
KNOXVIL.LE,
IN—
!
-
MACHINE
sent by mail.
I have a good line of fishing
den drip syrup, rice and spices.
Oils, tanner's and engine: tor
pen tine. Jnst received 500
galkns stone-ware, crocks,
churns, jars jugs etc. Give
me a call. Resp. '. D.TAYLOR.
THE ALMIGHTY
TKNN.
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BOONE,
WATAUGA
COUNTY, N. C.,
THURSDAY,
JULY, 10,
1890.
being. Morover, I believe with false praise" either one I refer to what is known as "out of this nettle-danger will
that every departure frum of those distinguished expo- the Farmer's Alliance. It is., we pluck the flower of safety."
these time-honored and crisis I nents of genuine democracy. conceded that this organiza-; To my democratic fellowtested principles has brought I may be permitted however | tion has grown to vast pro- citizens of the counties of
in its train its own evils and to say in reference to -Col. portions in the State or else- Ashe, Burke, Caldwell and
F
envoived the country sooner j Cowles (and I say it in no ; where and some have thought I Watauga, I take this opprtu
or later in some sudden catas spirit of injustice or unfair that it would revolutionize nity of making my acknowl.ce planned and developing
irophe or lingering disorder. ness) that at the expiration parties, or at least for the edgements for confidence alAS
Our fathers allowed them of his present term he will I time obliterate party lines, ready extended.
By their
selves to forget forawhilethe have enjoyed the honors and I Fears have been expressed by | warm and generous support
invaluable doctrine of State emoluments of the office for | some that it would cripple in the past, they have placed
GREAT RESORT
Sovereignty, and the result six years, and one of the well land disintegrate the demo- i me under obligations which
was, first, sectional contro recognized, if not openly and era tic party. I have no such I trust will be intensified and
ted in the Mountains of versy upon the question of formally declared doctrines apprehensions. So far as I renewed by their adherence
nir
slavery, a matter purely of of his party is "rotation in have been able to catch their to me in the present contest.
W. IJ. BOWER.
CRN NORTH CARO- State concern, and therrseces office." In thinking over the views, the general scope of its
sion, and then one of the list of North Carolina repre doctrines is in perfect harmo
ton.
LINA,
SENATOR VANCE'S LETTFR.
most devastating civil wars sentatives since the war, I riy with the democratic par
of any age. Again our fath can not recall but one who ty. While it declaims any
har
m NOTED for health- ers, in the exuberance of a succeeded in winning a fourth connection with thetwo great There has been a great deal
said about the sub-treasury
•j and beauy of Scenery. mistaken patriotism, and in term. Others equally as faith parties of the day, and pro
their too great zeal for the ful and some even more dis poses to act independent of bill that Senator Vance intro
Jon FETATION OF 3,800 FEET
country's material progress tinguished than he, coveted both, it is plain to see that duced for Col. L. L. Polk in
the
in one direction, embarked on this honor very much, but in the principles it publishes Congress a few weeks ago.
th Cool, Invigorating
the sea of a protective tariff, sought it in vain. Whether and advocates, it can be noth He has addressed a letter to
—Climate.—
ed
for our "infant industries," this was the result of acci ing more nor less than the Mr. Elias Carr, President of
AG
and the result is the establish dent or design I will not say. hand maid of the democracy. the Farmer's Alliance,giving
his views on the subject. He
leing laid out with taste men and threatened perpetu but it is a part of our histo It opposes high taxation , and
can't support the bill, think
ation of the most gigantic ry.
strikes for tariff reduction
big- n
I skill, with well gra
scheme of legalized extortion
The democratic party is and reform—so does the dem ing it unconstitutional, but
Satu
ded roads and
in the form of partial, une very powerful, so much so, ocracy. It wages war with he says:
-Re
"I stand ready to vote ^or
qual and unconstitutional that the influence of any in every species of monopoly,
pre?
any measure for the relief of
taxation of the nineteenth dividuals howevever great it trusts, combines etc.,—so
w
to I
eontury.
>BEST PARKS.
may be, is insignificant in its does the democracy. It pro the agricultural classes of the
1 mention these instances bearing upon party weal and ceeds upon the idea that the community that will serve
a. fi.
the purpose, asking only that
able place for fine residen only as illustrations. To sum success. The time too, is past great agricultural interests
of I
it be within the power con
marize the Democratic creed, when any one not having the of this country have for thir
ces and
as applicable to the exigen prestige of a Webster, or a ty years been ignored, or ren ferred upon Congress by the
cies of the present time, it is Clay or a Calhoun, can have dered of secondary impor Constitution. We live, hap
visJAL1HFUL HOMESsubstantially to this effect: any extraordinary
whole tance and made tributary to pily for us, in a government,
da
ag< od opportunity forprof- To modify, materially reduce some influence on federal leg other supposed higher con of limited powers, but be
and in some instances abol islation. This is especially cern]s, to wit the manufaetur cause, as I believe, the pres
_ ifiable investments,
ent tariff duties are utterly
oft
>r illustrated pamphlet ish theexisting rate and mode so of Southern members be ing interests oi the land;
of taxation, whether it be in cause of the sectional preju whereas, the exact reverse of unconstitutional, and but
Gl
ai
ternal or import; to reduce dice against them. About this should be the natural or "robbery under the forms of
address
the necessary expenses of the the on|y effect now7 of long der of affairs; and it has now law," I cannot gain my con
NVILLE IMPROVEMENT C O.,
government to the minimum. service in Congress is to ena set itself to work to bring a- sent to vote for this sub-treas
LINVILLE, MITCHELL CO.
to ignore and discourage all ble Northern members to foist bout a cha.nge in this respect, ury bill which provides for
N. C.
sectional strife and animosi upon the country the wildest and to give to every one that the loaning of money to the
—29—6 mo.
ty, and "in season and out of and most ruinous legislative tills the earth a fair and e- people by the government,
season" to rebuke and thwart projects and jobberies, in the qual start in the race for in and which, in my opinion, is
A CARD.
all class legislation ; to intro shape of extravagant Pen dividual comfort, prosperity without constitutional au
at
e Democratic Voters oi duce personal and official puri
sion Bills, River and Harbor and wealth. My friends of the thority. I believe, however,
pla* 8 Eighth Congress
ty info every department ot Bills, and Rail Road and alliance will permit me to say under that clause of the Con
ional District'
Although the time for hold the government, and to make steamship subsidies, etc. The that this is no new doctrine. stitution which gives to Con
ing the convention to nomi its machinery as simple, ase- old members are usually the It is nothing more than good gress the power to regulate
nate a Demcratlc candidate conomical and as little inter "daddies" of all such schemes old-fashioned democracy. I commerce with foreign coun
for Congress has not been meddling with the liberty of as these. It is the tribute cannot say therefore that I tries and among the states,
fixed by the Executive Com the citizenn as possible; and that theyouger members pay am sorry this old doctrine that the bonded ware-houses
mittee, in accordance with above all, to make theconsti to their "influence" from has found its warmest advo now in use for the reception
the custom of the past, I pre tution our sheet anchor and length of service. Considered cacy in this new organiza offoreign importations might
:
sume such convention will be polar star in all our political from th s standpoint it would tion. It will emphasize and also be used at every port of
ha ve been a great blessing advertise it with the masses. entry in the U. S., and others
held sometime in the month voyages.
But without going into de to the masses had there been So long as one is a good alli es tabl ished el se wh ere as wel 1,
rf July, and the announcetails, I feel that on a retro a constitutional provision ance man he cannot be an en for the reception of domestic
iieut herein contained will
lot be considered premature. spect of my past career, and limiting the service in Con emy to the democratic party. articles, intended for export
Those democrats who are or for sale in other states, and
I am an aspirant for the an introspection of my pres gress to one term.
Nevertheless, it is perfectly arrayed under the Alliance that the government could
distinction (and I esteem it ent convictions, I can truth
fully say, All these things legitimate for any one to banner, are among the truest be made to receive these ar
i very great one) of being the
nominee of that convention, have I "steadfastly believed" claim a fourth, a fifth, or even and best in the State. They ticles and issue receipts there
and discarding the false mod "from my youth up." And a twentieth term if he has a- will make their fight, as they for upon which the holders
esty so often affected by wily every one who does believe nything upon which to found ought, within the party lines. could readily borrow money.
politicians, I take this as the truly in these doctrines is a such claim. I will only add, Their peculiar principles in I notice wi th pain that much
vost a vailable method of ma good democrat and worthy and in the spirit of kindness, the main, are not hostile to of the ill feelings of the farm
er is directed, not against the
- my wishes in the premi- to be called the "salt of the that where one does ask for to that ancient and venera
authors and upholders of this
earth;" and the earnest, hear more than a third term, he ble organization, to which a
xnown.
nefarious legislation, but aij. ^ those who know me per ty support of such believers, ought to have not only an majority of them, in this
either at a convention or at extraordinary quantity of State at least, have hereto gainst their nearest neigh
/, no exposition of my
rv,
the polls, is the highest trib brain power and legislative fore so faithfully and zealous bors and best friends—those
t i n , ycal views is necessary, ute of personal favor and lion calibre, but in addition there ly adhered. The farmers of whose interests are as inti
as I am practically a
or. But enough on this score. to, an unusual amount of the the country have simply de mately connected with their
by ger to a large element of
So far as I am informed, christian religion, for he will manded recognition in thepo own as is that of members of
)emocratic voters of the
the same household. I ob
A, I trust it will not be there are up to this time, two need the last above all things litical arena, and because of
serve that bitter feelings are
my. "qfor me to say, that by other avowed candidates for to keep him in the path of their numbers, their honora
Iv • a nee, choice and educa- the nomination—the present rectitude for so long a period ble vocation and the momen springing up between town
and country—between the
n. I am a democrat "after incumbent, Col. Cowles, of of service at Washington. I tous intersts they represent
and uphold, they are en titled farmer who brings his prod
Wilkes, and Maj. Graham, of leave my friend, the gallant
fb p'aitest sect." 1 believe
Lincoln. I have naught to Colonel, to say to what ex to this recognition, .and they uct to town and the merch
b {petrifies ofgovemmentant who buys it and in return
oolicy as taught and ex say in disparagemen t of these tent he possesses this last should be heard through
gentlemen. I regard them qualification for a fourth those who are in full sympa sells him his daily supplies—
u; uded by Jefferson, Madithy with them. I know that that often the farmer is
lv find Jackson, and latter- both as my friends, and take term.
There is one other subject the democratic party will taught to believe that the
t'o Cleveland, are inherent, great pleasure in saving that
lawyer, the doctor or the
lov
as enduring and lin either of them would make, upon which I wish briefly to now, and in the future, as it
if y
as the former has already remark before closing this has done in the past, give a professional man ishostileto
tie ing as the "everlasting made, a most efficient and communication. It becomes, willingearto their complaints him, or is in some way recab and withal as saiutathey -sential to healthy credit able representative. pertinent because of the atti aud to their appeals for sue- j sponsible for the ills which he
by a? i .lie as are the water "Honor should be given to tude, which my friend, Maj. cor, and by so doing the e-j suffers. I need not say to you
either <k and the air we whom honor is due", and I Graham, one of the aspirants, vils threatened to our organ- j that this is all wrong, 1111o our physical well- have 110 disposition to "damn has assumed in this contest. ization will be averted, and \ wise and hurtful to a degree
LINYILLE.
NO.
to all concerned. It saps the
strength of our people and
weakens their power to pro
cure redress. 1IV need every
body's help, because our op
pressors are a great party
entrenched in thestrongholds
of the government. Natur
ally the redress of wrongs oc
casioned by unjust legisla
tion is the repeal of that leg
islation. The great Demo
cratic party of America, now
in a large numerical majori
ty, but deprived of the con
trol of the government by
the most unscrupulous meth
ods, openly and almost with
unanimity, favors the repeal
of all the legislation of which
you complain. A little stren
gthening of its hands, and
but a little, will enable it to
triumph. Its triumph will be
yours. A little sapping of its
strength, a little division of
its ranks, will be its defeat again. Its defeat will likewise
be yours. The danger is that
oppressed freemen become i 111
patient and impatient men
are often unwise. Your great
orgainization is but little
more than two years old—it
is not yet grown. It cannot
J^ok for a great harvest of re
suit before the sowing and
maturing of the crop. Alread
y wonderful things have been
achieved. Venerable legisla
tors, life-long servants of cor
porations and Wall street
policy have already come to
know that there is a large
class of the American people
called farmers and who have
rights and privileges like oth
ers. No greater shock for
years past has been given to
the sleek and comfortable re
cipients of class legislation
than the recent passage
through the Senate of the bill
to restore the unlimited coin
age and legal tender charac
ter of silver. This was un
doubtedly due to the Farm
ers' Alliance. For the past
six months there has been
more discussion upon the
condition of the farmers and
matters pertaining to their
intersts than had taken place
within ten yers previous. The
more of that talk the better
for the farmers. Their wrongs
are so palpable that the jus
tice of redressing them will
become more and more irre
sistible, as the light is turned
011. The policy of the farmers,
being now right, is to keep
within the right. Demand
nothing that is illegal, ask
nothing that is unreasonable.
Especially, it seems to me.
they should be careful not to
injure their friends.
They should hold their for
ces in hand ready to aid those
who favor them and strike
those only who are hostile to
their purposes and principles.
The attempt to make a po
litical party of the Farmers'
Vlliance for the purpose of
supplanting either of the
great parties who divide the
American people would be a
great mistake. In the South
it could only destroy the dem
ocratic party and leave in
undisturbed control thatoth
er party which is the author
and upholder of the evils by
which we are afflicted. By
your own rules you exclude
from membership a majority
[Continued 011 fourth page.]
�The Watauga Democrat,
The farmers'Alliance men
Trade Tenn.,
ordered that the supervisors!
The "Life of the flesh is the
blood thereofpure blood means
June 30. '90 are submitting six pledges to
of cove creek township put
I). I». Dougherty, Editor,
the canidates for the nomi J . R. PRITCHARD, PROPRIETOR. healthy functional activity and
Editor Democrat :
hands on the road.
this b( ars with it the certainty
R C. ltivers, Publisher. j
As 1 have not seen any nation for Congress in the TERMS 81.25 PER DAY of quick restoration from sick
N. X. colvard paid $25,32,
Here Sqccial arrangemer ts by tbe week ness or accident, nr. J. H. Mc
for feeding prisoners during- thing from this section, and different districts.
A DEMOCRATIC family newspa
Lean's strengthening cordial and
1 m i. h t b ::: 1 i'est- t i i ey a re in a n u ts hel 1.
v or month.
tin n king i
per devoted to the interests ot the month of June.
Blood purifier gives pure rich
\Y. B. [couucill.Supt. B'd of ing to some one. I w'. ' give 1. Tl ie abolition of Nation
County, State arid Nation. 1' u bE L K PARK, N. C. blood, and vitalizes and strength
lished every Thursday at Boone. Health offered his report a sketch of our trip to the al banks.
ens the whol" body. 1.00 per
6—20. 4 mo.
Watauga County, N. C.
i which was recieved and or Elk Ki.ob, June the 29th.
bottle.
2. Prevention of dealing in
dered to be filed.
Sunday morning many of futures.
0
Th ursday, July I Oth, 1800., W. N. C. Insane Asylum the people of the country sur
3. The free and unlimited
0. D.
paid $3 for sending home rounding that glorious old coinage of silver,
Oil the first page we pub S. Townsand.
-DEALERS IX,—
JCnob, rose to see the sky 4 The prohibition of alien
Va'le Giucis
N c
lish the card of the HOD. W.
The following amounts o'er-spread wit li clouds, while ownership of land,
I am now ready to
H. Bower, which is a manly were allowed as damages on the peak irseix was covered
Nerchancllse, a nice selected stock ofshow you
5. That all revenues be General
standard
address to the voters of this the new road from Shell's; with fog driven thick a*wl limited to rhe expenses of the'
prints, Indigo Blue, Simpson's
We have now, on hand a Blacks, Dress ginghams, Biswic
Congressional district. Mr. Mills to Mitehel county line. fast by the wind, yet many government.
suiting, Challies cashmeres, and
complete line of
Bower is an able man, and Wm. Fox, $5, W. W. Justice, ascended the steep mountain
6. That fractional paper,
brocaded goods with the liest lot
his democracy cannot be $25, Mrs. A. B. Johnson, $10, to the top, where a large con euncncv oe issued.
of 10 ets worsteds on the market.
GENERAL MERCHAN Ladies' white dresc goods, cross
doubted. His ability as a Calvin /Jerry, $10,
gregation was assembled for
bar Hamburg Oriental lace, rib
stump speaker is perhaps, eThos. Stephens, of Meet; religious worship. Services
Rutherford College Taber
DISE.
bons, gloves, ladies' and misses'
qnal to any intheStatewhile Camp, released, on account was opened by singing, led nacle meeting comes off July
hoes, corsets and corset jeans,
his personal appearance will of disability, from paying by L. A. Wilpon, on the ex 25 to 28.
Damask table cloths, lace scim
CONSISTING OF,
and creton goods, silk thread,
add greatly to his influence. poll tax till further orders.
treme heights of the knob.
__ — —J—
— Hi 1.
Hickory wants the census
button hole twist. Jeans cloth
Should he be nominated the
The congregation then seat- to show its population to be [Dry Goods,]
from 12% to 75 cts per yard,
democrats need have no The most delicate constitution ed themselves, as best they 2,200.
Hats and shoes
[Notions,]
fears as to his election. The can safely use nr. J. h. McLean's ' could, and the services were! Raleigh held a fair for the
HARDWARE.
[Groceries,]
Tar wine Lung Balm , it is a sure j
gallant Cowles, who now so remedey for coughs, loss of voice, j continued by Rev. Joseph benefit of the soldiers home.
in the greatest abundance, such
[Shoes,]
abl.y represents the district, and all throat and lung diseases. I Love, by reading a lesson Near 700dollars was raised.
as hoes, plows, clevises, grass
[Hats,]
rods, heel bolts, ho'tse shoes and
hp h"me will bS T'h ear"
will again contend for the
from Exodus, after which ?'
t
nails. Table cutlery, hinges, ham
, , x 4 ly next vear at Raleigh,
[Hardware,]
nomination. Maj. Graham PROCEEDINGS OF THE B'D OF ED. prayer was made by L. A.
mers, files, rim knot oc-ks, butts
is an avowed aspirant for
Wilson. The text used by! Col. A. B. Andrews, ofN. C.
and screws. Coffin goods, silver[Tinware,]
The board.'con vened in reg Rev. Love was "And
mounted handles, screws hinges
the
the nomination, and the Fai
[Glassware,]
vice-presidents of the
and ornaments. A very fine lot of
ains session last Monday and Lord came down on the moun five
mers' Alliance, as a general
great Columbian Fair to be
QUEENS-WARE
thing, is pressing his claim made final settlement with tain top", from which he fie- }le}d jn Chicago in 7892.
[Crockery,]
Gold band china, teas and plates,
for Congress, It is how hard Treasurer. Received, exam livered a very interestingdis[Medicines,]
bowles and pitchers, glass-ware,
Avery ButVr, the fifteen
to tell how matters may ined and approved annual re course; during which time
c .• i
a. • _
j J lamps etc. GROCERIES . Extra
year old boy who killed his of which we are offering at
Jg..,,. 12 fts for fl. Golshape themselves as regards port of County Su peri n ten d- the sun came out from be
den drip syrup, rice and spices.
ant and Treasurer to State hind the clouds in all its glo father with a shot gun at
the nominee. The DEMOCRAT
Oils, tanner's and engine; tur
will support the nominee of Superintendant of Public In ry, the fog cleared away and Clinton last April, and con
pen tine. Just received f 500
victed and sentenced to be
the democratic convention, structions.
the scene was most beautiful. hanged July 11. has been
gallcns stone-ware, crocks,
Appointed school Corns, as How grand it is to sit under
and will do all it can to se
We also take in exchange churns, jars jugs etc. Give
follows: Lowery Ham by in the soothing sounds of the granted a commutation to for goods,
me a call. Resp. \J J. TAYLOR.
cure the election of the nomi
No. 5, Jacob Hodges in No. gospel, and then turn your life imprisonment by Gov.
nee.
Wheat,
6 and Wm. Norwood in No. eyes and view the grand Fowle.
TAKE THE
Corn,
The quality of the blood de 44. Changed district line in
There is a move on foot
Bye,
pends much upon good or bad Elk Township between dis works of nature. On every
organize a Western
Oats,
hand we can see the lofty to
digestion and assimilation, to
Chicken
make the blood rich in life and tricts No's 5 and 6 so as to mountains, the deep ravines, Teacher's Assembly, as the
-GOINGEggs,
strength givingconstituenns, use include in No. 6 S. J. Heripresent organization is pernr. J. H. McLean's strengthening drix, Leroy Triplett and Ja the beautiful valleys and sil
& etc,
West and Northwest.
m'anontly located
at Morevery streams.
cordial and Blood purifier, it v. ill
SO GIVE US A CALL.
nourish the properties ol the cob Hodges.—The board pe
After the first sermon the head City on the coast, out of
Emigrants going to any of the
blood from which the elements of titioned the board of County congregation was dismissed the reach of a, great number
Western States or Territories
vitality are drawn. 1.00 per 6'omniisiouers for money on
for 30 minutes, then came to of teachers. A meeting to] S. F,
bottle.
•i will save time and money going
the poll for school fund. gether at the singing of a organize will be held at
via. Chicago and Alton route,
May the 15th. 1890. t is 1 he quickest route to
Last year $1.43% on the pod hymn. L. A. Wilson^ then Waynesville .july'76 and 17.
JURORS FOR FALL TERM.
KANSAS CITY, DENVEIt, A
was applied to schools; this read a Scripture lesson, fol
The Southern Teacher's
AJ. A. Miller,/. B. Willaims,
PUEBLO,
year the board asks for $1- lowed by prayer by Scott
Associ alio n
was
or
The Celebrated Nisaen
It. A. Potter, J. I. Wilson, L.
And all points in Idaho, Wash
52% oil the poll.—Ordered Jackson. Then Mr. Wilson ganized at Morebead City
j. Wilborn, IF. M. Cannon,
ington, Oregon, Utah
—WAGONS,
that the Com. in No. 7 pro gave an exhortation which j ]Sf. 0. July the 2nd. Josiah
and California.
It. H. Castle, Wiley Hollyceed to build a public school was followed by a prayer by j
BUGGIES, OPEN AND TOP,
Finest and Best Equipped
Shinn, of Ark, was elected
field, W. C. Baird, J. E. Lu
house in said district.
Rev. Love, then the congre Bresident, E. J. Harrill, Sect. PLATFORM SPRING HACKS,
Road in the West.
ther, It. T. Shumaker, W. N.
Ordered that the public gation was dismissed in good &Treas. and every State
Only line running Solid VestiThomas, It. H. Farthing,
Pheatons, Road Carts, buled trains between St. Louis
schools of the county may order.
Supt. in the Southern statesa
Newton Banner, S. W. Green,
and Kansas City.
begin first Monday in Sept ,
There were people present Yice-Bres. Ten states were tCetc. &etc., for sale by W. I).
J, S. Itngan, Tiltnan Adams,
Reclining Chair cars and Tour
provided that the schools from all over the country, represented and 365 members Clarke, Blowing Rock, N. C.
ist Sleepers free of extra charge.
J. Fin Gragg, Andrew Greer,
South of the Blue Ridge may and the occasion seemed to
fi@PThe above named vehic I will meet parties at any rail
enrolled.
E. 8. Dugger, E. J. Harman,
begin first Monday in Aug.
les will be sold cheap for cash road station with through tickets
be enjoyed by every one, yet
Sr., B. F. Teaster, It. G. Pa
or traded in exchange for and baggage checks.
SECRETARY.
NOTICE.
how many or how few met
For full information, maps a nd
gan, J. H. Presnel, A. P. BoValuable Hotel Property good young horses or cattle. descriptive pamphlets of the
there to serve the Lord, we
lick, John Ben field, E. M.
Come and examine them.
ANOINT THE LIVING.
for Sale.
West write to or call on
know not. Some, no doubt,
4. 24.
Greer, Henry C. Miller, John
B. A. NEWLAND,
By virtue of a decree of the
just wentto enjoy the scenery
Lay, A. L. Harrisson, C. J.
Traveling Passenger Agt..
"Do not keep the alabaster
Superior Court of W atauga
JJ, HOPKINS,
19 Patton Ave., Asheville, N. C.
Dottrel, IF. C, Lentz John boxes of your love and ten which rivals the description Bounty, made in the case of
J. CHARLTON, G. P. A
II. Norris, Esaw Hodges, derness sealed up until your of a poet, and is second to L. D. Hargrave and others,
Chicago, 111.
DEALER IN
none, in these, our lovely tiie undersigned, as com in is
J. B. Clark, Win. Elrodfriends are dead. Fill their
mountains; while others, we sioner appointed by said
*8! i
lf you are suffering with weak lives with sweetness. Speak
INSURE AGAINST ACCIDENTS
hope, went for the purpose of Court, will sell at Blowing
or inflamed eyes, or granulated approving, cheering words
IN THE
Rock. N. C., on the 11th day
eyelids, you can be quickly cured
worshiping Him, the founder
of August , 1890, on the prem
while their ears can hear
U.S. MUTUAL ACCIDENT ASSOCIA
by using nr. J
n. McLean's
and builder of this grand uni ises, two lots or parcels of
TION
GAP CREEK, N. C.
strengthening Eye salve. 25 them, and while their hearts
verse
land known as' the Hargrave
OF NEW YORK.
^
J i d ii p n i l ' / " i"
"
h
cents a box.
can be thrilled and made hap
While on the mountain, I Hotel property, to the high DRY GOODS,
$5,000 foi Death by Accident or
pier by them. The kind had the pleasure of seeing, est bidder, at punlic auction.
COMMISSIONERS COURT
Loss of Limbs
t hings you mean to say when
June Term.
t
•
. 1
K
b a l a c e i n
$2,500 for LOSS of I imb'or sight,
and grasping 1 + the 1hand | T W i n r^c a s h t h e Bom)n witl,
by 1
GROCERIES,
(
All the members present.! they are gone, say before
ar for permanent Total Disabil
BOOTS & SHOES ity.
you many of my friends whom I aj;prmv(1 security for deferr
Shell&Mast paid $6.80 for they go. The flowers
had not seen for many days le,ij,'mymPnts.Titleretainedun
$050 for the LOSS of one Eve.
goods
furnished Stephen mean to send for their coffins past, and upon the whole, it til purchase money is payed,
AC., AC.
"25 per week,up to 52 weeks, for
send to brighten and sweeten
Horn, a pauper.
was quite an enjoyable occa- This is a delightful property,
For Cash or Produce Temporary Total Disability. per
Costs about 15 dollars
S. M. Dugger released as their homes before they leave sion. That day will long be j well situated at one of the
year, payable in one sum. or in
.
, :
f most popular summer resorts At Remarkably Low Prices!
road overseer on the road them. If my friends have al
in installments of two dollars.
remembered by many <>'!in the Slate. Sold for partifrom Shulls Mill's to Mitehel abaster boxes laid away, full
Membership fee 5 dollars, paya
those who profess to be the; t i o n
K F. L OVILL .C OM.
Goods First ('lass.
county line and J. E. Callo of fragrant perfumes of sym
ble only once.
followers of that "meek and
jn]v ftth 1890.
pathy and affection, which
way appointed.
MEMBERSHIP. 52,541.
j p ^. McMillion and Son of the
j Losses paid during 1880, 384,JEWELER.
The following is a list of they intend to break over lowly One.
I could say much more aQf Wilson Va., are Manu; 808,00 dollars.
the townships, taxlisrers, my dead body,' I would rath bout this mountain trip but fa.-tares of all kinds of woolen
Watches repaired and all Losses paid since'78,1,759, 507.
and amount paid each for er they would bringthemout fear I ma v intrude on your goods, which they will send to kinds of work in this lineexe. 39. Insnrnce in force, J an.1890,
,
*
. +„ vour door m exchance for wool, cuted promptly.
a
listing taXes for
1890. in my weary and troubled
254,313,750, dollars. Assetts.
valuable space. Success to
a fullline of their
a^HO
December 31, 1889, 249,730,55,
Boone, Alex flu gam an $9, j hours, and open them, that
the DEMOCRAT .
B. F. S.
goods on hand at Southerlands,
It will pay you to insure. Ac
;J I may be refreshed and cheer
Beaver I)a,ms, J B Green $7 5
Ashe Co., X. C. They pay the
cidents happen only when they
The dan j» and decaying vege- hi^h'-st price for wool
Bald Mountain, W. c. L. ed by thein while I need them.
are not expectec . If there is no
I would rather have a plain tatien of regions newly cleared
agent for this Association in your
Hulcher $6, Blowing Rock,
ol timber, exposed to the rays of
town, write to the undersigned.
It. K. Hartly, $9, Blue Ridge coffin without a flower, a fu the sun, is sure to breed malaria.
We want an active agent in each
. One of the
A. W. Penley, $6,75, Cove neral without an eulogy, Dr. J. H. McLean's Chills and
BF.ST Teltown in N. C., and will give liber
etfnppi i n . _ _ _ _ _
.... the world. Oar facilities tra
creek, W. B. Harbin, $10,50 than a life without the sweet Fever Cure, by mild and gentle
al terms. Correspondence solic
unequaled, and to introduce our
action will radically cure. 50
superior goods we will sendFHKK
ited.
FIELD & ROYSTER,
ness of love and sympathy. cents a bottle.
""*• to on p. riRSOJC in each locality,
Elk creek, S. J. Hendix, $7.
aa above. Only those who write
State Agents for North Carolina,
to u» at once can make sure of
50, Lurell creek, J. c. Mast, Let us learn to anoint our
I the chance. All you have to do in
OXFORD, N* C.
I return in to ahow our goods to
Life will acquire new zest, and
® thn«e who call—your neighbor*
$7,50, Meet Camp, John II. friends beforehand for their cheerfulness return, if you will
and thote around you The be' gtnnintr of this advertisement
=iftCO, 20 UNION SQUARE,NY
...w_ —
shows the small end of the teleNorriS, $7,50, Shawneehaw. burial. Post-mortem kind impel your liver and kidneys to
•cop. The following: cat gives the appearance of it reduced to
ness does not cheer the troub the performance of theirfuntions
ST.L0U1S.M0. reirfrjcLiAUtAJ QALLAS.TEX.
It. L. Lowe, $6.
J. A. J. Wilson, road over led spirit. Flowers on the cof or. J. H. McLean's Liver and Kid •bout thP fiftieth part of Its bulk. It is o grand, double sif.e tels- Cox and Hart, Nathan Creek
Mind wandering enroll. Books learned
ney Balm will stimulate them to
in one resiling. Testimonials from all
We
parts of the globe. Pr-ispectus POST
/Ashe county, N. C.
seer on accommodation road fin cast no fragrance back healthful action. $1.00 per bot •coDe as large«• it essy toesrrydsy atwill also show you how you
ran make from
to!$ 1 O »
least, from the start,with
FRKK, sent on application to Prof.
out e*peri'nre Ketter write at once We pay j11 eiprcsa charges.
A. Loieette, 237 Fifth Ave. New York.
AUUren.il.liALLtl l t CO,, Uoa »»«, TourLASP, UAIAB.
was released and the Board ward over life's weary way." tle-
Lowest
-
v
j
FREE
Prices,
�The Watauga Democrat,
^ [,
BRYAN,
DID YOU KNOW
R. A. SPAINIIOUR,
D. B. Bonghcrty, i.ditor.
It C. Rivers, Publisher.
f Continued from first page*.J
of the community, and for
that reason alone, you should
not undertake to be a politi
cal party. I see many indica
tions of that tendency which
give me such concern, in the
neighboring State of South
Carolina there is a contest
raging whieh, as it looks to
me, can only ha ve the result
of putting that State back
under African rule. This too,
among men who profess to
agree upon all matters of
principle. Let us hope that
we may avoid such danger
ous and unseemly contests in
our State. I trust much to
you, my dear sir, and to the
conservatism, good sense,
moderation and patriotism
of the farmers of North Caro
lina, to avoid the taking of
any position or the doing of
anything that would prevent
the democrats who are in the
Alliance and the democrats
who are not in th 1 Alliance
from working together for
principles which are common
and for interests that are
general, with that harmony
which so triumphantly brou
ght us out of the house of
bondage in the period from
1870 to 1876, and which has
in so great a measure restor
ed our State to a reasonable
degree of prosperity.and cred
it. Let us not imitate the
conduct of the Jews when
their sacred city was besieg
ed by the Roman armies, who
fought their enemies with in
credible valor all day, and
fought each other with incred
ible fury all night. Let us,
011 the contrary, stand to
gether and fight
our com
mon enemies day and night.
Let us strive for a reduction
of taxation 011 the necessa
ries of life—for a reduction of
the expenditures of the gov
ernment—for an increase of
the currency and the price of
farm products by the free
coinage of silver and the res
toration of its full legal ten
der character—for a repeal
of the tax upon State banks
—for the regulation of trans
portation rates by railroad
commissions, and last, but
not least, let us ea rnestly con
tend against the centraliza
tion which is constantly
threatening to absorb the lo
cal self-government of the peo
pie of the States.
Very truly yours,
Z. B. VANCE.
If anyone now doubts that
the devil is doing good work
in this city let them go and
sit with twelve others to hear
the gospel preached and re
flect that there are at least
two thousand within a mile
of the church who have not
heard a sermon in a month.
—Pi ess aud Carolinian.
The Lodge Federal elec
tion bill passed the House
on the 2nd. by a vote of 155
to 149. Mr. Evvart, and two
more republicans voting against it.
Robert E. Pattison was
nominated on the first bal
lot for Govenor of Pa. by
the democrats.
Supt. Porter thinks the
census will show the popula
tion of the U. S. to be about
64,500,000.
The popula
tion in 1880 was 50,155,783.
The Legislature of La.
has agreed to leave the char
tering of theLousiana State
Lottery to a vote of the peo
ple, if the lottery pa^sfl ,250,
000. annualy to the State.
A preliminary vote of the
whites some time during the
summer if it is carried then it
will besnbmited as an amend
ment to the State constitu
tion in 1892, but if voted
efown will not be submitted.
Judge Spier Whitaker has
been nominated
to suc
ceed himself in the fourth dis
trict, by the democrats. E.
VV. Pou. was nominated for
solicitor.
1
-0
Still Oil Hand With a
yzn
'ETU
MORAVIAN FALLS,
N. C.
Nice line of
IN
General
-O
lias recently enlarged his store house and stock of goods.
His store house is now 60 feet long and thoroughly filled
with new goods, which he proposes to sell at PRICES
THESE
Consisting* in part,.of Boots
Shoes,
Dress Goods,
Notions,
Hardware,
Tinware,
Groceries,
Coffees,
Sugars,
Tea,
When you come to Elk
Rice,
Park get started off Just
Cigars,
Right, by going straight, to
Cigarettes, etc.
HARDTIMES
that will Surprise you,
YOUCAN BUYSOME
Highest market price paid for all kinds count ry produceHOOTS AND HERDS A SPECIALTY.
MONEY-
Drugs & Medicines
Write him for a list of Roots, Herbs, and prices.
4. 24.
-ATH. C MARTIN & CO S?
—AND-
Jones & Vances
sell a little lower than
the lowest.
They
HERBS, elegent haveofjust received an
line
And country produce in excliahge for goods. Gent's
furnishing goods, such as,
dress shirts, (both laundried
and unlaundried.) Collars,
Cuffs, Slips, and in fact, al
most any thing-needed in.that
line.
J UST IN
Embracing all the choice
styles in makes and fabrics,
which will go DIRT CHEAP
Ss
Come and see our fiine lihe of
Gents, Ladies, Misses and
Child reus fine
AW COMPLETE
.
.0.
Their stock of Groceries is
full to overflowing and of the
very best quality, consiting of
Flour,
goods ever brought to the
County. Consisting of wors
teds, ginghams, cashmere®,
lawns, muslins, and, in fact,
any tiling you wish in theline
of Indie's dress goods. I am
also to the front with a. full
line of Groceries. Sugar coffee
rice, molasses flour, bacon,
etc. etc. HARDWARE. In this
line I am sure to please you.
Hammers, Saws, Files, Chis
els. Horse-shoes and nails.
Gla ss- vva re,
Queehs-wa re,
Cutlery, both table and pock
et. 1 wish to thank my pa
trons for past favors; and
hope to merit the same in the
future by dealing fairly wirh
them, and by selling them
goods as cheaply as they
Bacon,
Lard,
Goods at almost your own
Coffee,
price.
I run in connection
Sugar,
with my other business, a
Rice,
Teas,
Cigars,
Cigaretts,
can be bought on this mar
Cheroots etc.
ket.
Resp. W. B. Baird,
4. 24.
Valie Crucis, N. C.
Groceries, Hardware, '^PhisOUR NEW
ware, Glassware & etc. Cutlery,
old WatchL _
Wort!) $100.00.
£n5
both pocket an-1 table, Scythes
watch in the world. Perfect
timekeeper. Warranted heavy,
And snaths, butts land screws,
so lip GOLD hunting cases.
Both ladies' and gent's sizes,
with work# and cases or
which we think is equal to cross-cut and hand saws, all o
equal value. OXR PKRSOIV in
locality can secure
any in the county, and we which will be sr,ld
valuable lineof II ouachold
Samples. These samples, as well
guarantee our prices as low
#7the watcn, are free. All the work you
ia*ed do ia to show what we send you so those who call—your
friends and neighbors and those about you—that always result#
as any in the
in valuable trade for us,which holds for years when once started.
Hotel and Feed
-
•
'
FREE.
JJ.'H,
Remarkably Low.
COUNTY.
Also furnish transportation to
panties wanting the same with a
safe driver and with as good a
turnout dS can be found in the
county,
For the next
60 D YS
You are cordially invited
to examine our immense
stock of goods, we feel sure
we can suit you in prices,
styles etc.
J&ST* Prompt attention giv
en to all Mail Orders.
Yours Respclt.
Jones & Vance,
We will make special prices, for
cash, on all goods. Returning May the 1st, 1890.
our thanks for past patronagi
we will, as heretofore, still con
tinue to furnish you good . oods
and at as low prices as c.111 b<
ound.
Truly yours,
nnxt JCUI o Sltrt,
DOUGHERTY BROS.
7he public is respectfully invited
to examine our complete line of
Dry Goods, such as : Worsteds
of all kinds, and qualities, Linsevs
of the very best quality, Fine
dress goods, such as: Henretta.
cloth, also tine silks, which will be
sold at the lowest price ever
bought at in Watauga County.
READY MADE CLOTH
ING A SPECIALTY.
We have an immense stock of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Notions, Confer
tionaries, And a nice line of Hats
Caps, Boots* Shoes, and an e
normous stock of Hardware, con
sisting of, Plows, Hoes, Plane bits,
& etc., & etc.
All the above will be sold cheap.
We buy live stock, Horses, Mules,
Cattle, and Sheep. Come and see
us.
We will do you right.
E. H Dougherty Brother,
Mast, N. C
and thus we are repaid. We pay all express, freight, etc. After
you know all, if vou would like to go to work for us. yon can
earn from IS^O to ISO© por week end upwards. Address,
Ktiiutoii .V Co.. Box 818, Portland, Maine.
W
Addr.At
| S. P. ANGEL,
^KovoIvors
.Rifles,
AJJ
'"Sreal Weltera
,
tc
—DEALERS
_
for /y-ic* List. Bl»Woeks,Pits.huri;a j
Breech loading double shot gun
$8 to #50, single breech loaders
#4 to #12, breech loadingrifles^3
to #15. no\fl4e barrel Muzzle load
ing shot guns $5.50 to #20, Re
peating Rifles, 10 shooter, #10 to
#30; Revolvers#1 to #20. send 3
cts. for Ma-moth illustrated cata
logue NO . 40. Address GREAT WEST
ER.VGITN WORKS, Pittsburg, pa.
SEWING
If you
think of
SEWING
IN
MACHINES
buying
MACHINE,
and want to save CASH, write me
for ] trices. I carry a full line ol
needles and parts ,sifch as .
Shuttles, Bobbins, Drivers,
Oiis etc., all of which can be
sent by mail.
I havnfa good line of fishing
Tackles, Trout Flies, Hooks,
Lines etc,
Seins a specialty,
will send them out by mail.
Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and ail Pat
ent businessconducted for
ODERATE
EES.
UR
i s PPOSITE U . 3 . ATENT
FFICE
and we can secure patent in Jess time man luose
remote from Washington.
Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip
tion. We advise, if patentable or not. free of
charge. Out fee not due till patent is si cured.
O OrncE O
M
P
F
O
P
W. L. Bryan.
J. M. DOUGHERTY.
E. H. DOUGHERTY.
I have recently refilled my
store^buildiug with a full and
Oil complete line of the choicest
We defy competition
Iteady-Made Clothing from 8 quality, prices and styles,
to 25 dollars per suit. We
zo nouars pel
'
handle only first, class goods, They have a complete line
and will guarantee prices as of Henrietta cloth',cash meres
low as any other merchant ginghams,
prints, lawns,
who handles the same grade muslins, laces, ribbons etc.
of goods.
For Cash, You Dan Have
000S.
CLOTHING
SHOES! SHOES!!
DOLLAR.
I am pleased to announce to the jmblic that I have just received
Fresh consignments of sea a large assortment ol general merchandise. I have an endless va
riety of dress goods, 5000 yds of calico, from 6 to 7 & 8 cts. Ging
sonable goods and
ham, 9, 10, and llcts, satine, 10 and 12, worsted, 10 to 15, black
casimere, double width. 35cts., tarracotta, 35cts., jeans, 15, 2 5,
Y o u W I L L M I S S I T and 40cts. and up. My stock of ribbons is complete in colors and
prices. Ladies casimere gloves,30 and 35 cts., paper Sets, per
quire, envelopes, the same, Suspenders, 10, 15. 20 & 30cts. My
If you buy your goods
line of notions and jewelry is fine. HARDWARE! Farmers Friend
Before e x a m ininig
plows and repairs always on hand. Oliver chilled points, No 20,
shovel and bull tongue plows. Best pitch-forks on the market.
Their stock and
Gias scathes, grain blades and whetstones. Hoes, nails glass
PRICES.
and lantern globes always on hand at lowest cash prices. I am
TIIEY GUARANTEE also an agent for a large wall-paper infg. Co., and promise you the
best paper at the lowest price. I am also'general agent for a large
As lOw prices as anybody, paint mfg. Co. I will sell my'new goods at reduced rates to cash
and can't be beat in quality buyers this spring and summer. You will all do well to call aud
examine my new goods and low prices before buying. I have a
fine lot of shoes, ladies and gents. I will want and endless amt,
of young chickens, eggs and GOOD YELLOVV fresh butter at good
m^CALL AND SEE THEM- prices. Also Roots and herbs taken in exchange for goods.
8o everybody come and get bargains aud be happy.
Blowing Rock, N. C.,
Yours anxious to please.
WILL W. HOLSCLA IF.
June 25, 7590.
General st^pre and buy every
in good variety. Also take thing you need from them.
all kinds of
They have got the bigest
stock in town, and always
ROOTS
THE ALMIGHTY
They are now receiving
S. P. ANGEL,
5—29.
KNUXVIPLE,
TENN
A A M P H L E T , "Ilovr to Obtain Patents," with
names of actual clients in your State, county, or
town, sent free. Address,
C.A.SIIOW&CQ.
O PP. PATSNT Orrice, WASHINGTON, D. C.
-
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.
Jk
�READ THIS.
—Mr. (hit. Horton was IN
LINVILLE NEWS.
is the ''glorious; All persons indebted to
TOTIIE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. our office this week, having This
just returned from H'il/ces- fourth". But for the snap- 'lie, either by note or ac-0
01 copy 1 year
.$1.00 , horo, and says the ..
general iPmg of a few fire 'crackers count for medical services,
nine.
.
ggrjACOB. WIKE, A. B., PRINCIPAL,"®®
1 '* 0 months
;L opinion among the people is, we had nothing t<> remind or lor merchandise are earn1 " 3 months
O; ms June 9th, 1890. The course THOROUGH, with
that the railroad will be ex- one of "theday we celebrated est'y requested to come forex
special advantages to those' wishing to prepare for teach
A DVERTISING R ATES
tended through this county.
"Mr. ward and make prompt set- ing Greek, Latin, German, Higher Mathematics, Natural
The other night
1 inch 1 week
't .'~t! He hh vs the road will stop Foulke's young bear some tletnent as I am compelled Sciences, Penmanshiy, Short-hand etc., and arrangements
1 7 5
1 " 1month
3.00 at the river and a town to be how escaped from its lair to have my money. I 1mv will be made for those desiring music. E^STuition from . ia
1 " 3 "
5.00 called Guidon will be built. and sped away for the wild, waited long and patiently, to $2 per mo- For particulars addresss the principal at Solo. N. C.
] " (i "
7.00
3 t£ 1 year
—By request of a number wild woods, its native haunt, as mv friends well know, and
9.00
\V. B. C0UNC1LL, Jr.
1 column 1 week
"
1 month
13.50 of our readers we publish Sen Capt. Cook s old hound, 1'up, ^ t!,il' i ani voiced to
1
ATTORNEY AT LA .V.
"
3 "
25.00 ator \ ance's letter to Elias was given the scent and soon ' nil on t ht m, I hope they
1
"
6 "
37.50 ICarr, President of the Farm-'treed him, but for some rea- will respond promptly to un
1
J uly4th891y„ Boone, N. C.
"
1 year
50.00
1
1 have made a
son was called off and the request.
__——
... — ers' Alliance of North Carol!
Entered at the 1 ostofficeat
\\ y most earnestly re cub left in posession of his change in my business and W 0. NEWLAND,
Boone. N. C., as second-class; quest every voter to read hemlock (spruce pine) tree, must therefore closeup all
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
BLOWING ROCK, N. U
Lenoir, N.C. j
mail matter.
,ls
this letter, and ponder it Gld i'up knew a tmti£ ortwoj k-~»- inn a . na, Persons
it U!<1 Pup
thing oi nvo j'
V e have, and will keep on
and after skulking a little re-l'a'l'njt to II.
to make settlement June 27. 88 lv.
! well. Grind old Zel, is
LOCAL NEWS.
' by Oct 1st. 1890 will find
hand all kinds of goods that
ways right when troublesome turned to the tree and kept
J. C. FLETCHER,
#
watch and ward all night, their accounts m the hands I
our customers need, and will
times come.
—ATTORNEY AT LAW—
—Number fifty-two.
of an officer for collection,
Early next morning lie was
Notice.
to a
N. C. NOT BE UNDERSOLD BY
—Teachers' examination change to takeOwing in on,.j'Uiven away, and,afteraw nile Vny person desiring can pay SUGAR GROVE
place
Will practice in Watauga and Any regular business mer
their accounts due me, to T.
day.
I business soon, we earnestly down came the cub and reschant in the county. OUR
J. Coffey&Bro. whose rceipt j adjoining counties,
Fine prospects for a good request, every-bod.y who are ted at the foot of the tree
goods are all fresh and new
|
, ,,,,vrv
indebted to us either by note till some one scared him up, will be accepted by me.
corn crop.
and are as good as can be
or account to come forward when he climbed the tree a-* The firm of Phillips &Son.)bLU1 1 A
—With this issue ends Vol. at once anil make settlement
bought. Give us a call, get
now carry a first class line!
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
as we are bound to ha ve our •gam. The news of its es of general merchandise which |
No. 2 of the DEMOCRAT.
prices and buy your sugar,
Lenoir, N. C.
money. All outstanding bus cape made nearly as great
coffee, flour,
—A new baby girl hascome iness must be closed up, so a commotion in this litfle will be sold as cheap as!
bacon,lard,
T. B. FIXLEY,
to stay ali the residence of come on.—Yours Truly
village as did the escape Gf!goods of the kind can be
syrups, molasses,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
*
May 8th 1890. Shell AMast. John H. Morgan, the Con- s°hland it will be to the inRev. I. W. Thomas.
soda, starch,
Wilkesfooro, Xortli Carolina.
—The J. J. Horton proper federate general, from the teres t of the public to call
—The wife of Rev Mr. Phill
1111,1 examine our stock
• canvassed hams,
be- E. F. LOYILL
ips, living near Upton, died ty in Boone was sold on last Ohio penitentiary in 1863'
fol'e
confections etc.,
purchasing elsewhere.
Monday under an execution which was great indeed.
last Saturday.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
The people gathered to bring | 1 nan/ting my friends foi
—Rev. H. C. Moore, of Globe, held by S. L. Patterson, ad
Boone N. C.
as
ministrator of G. IPestman, that black fellow down froin|P ' favors and soliciting July 4th, '8.9-1 y
passed through town yester
that tree. Two brave citi- .vour future patronage 1 reThan they can be bought in
day eu route for Gove Creek. also the farm joining the
DIE L. C7 REEVES.
zens ascended the tree and ; main very truly yours,
the county. ESPECIALLY do
town known as the Gragg
—S. L. Patterson, of Cald place. Said sales were made drove it down, while stal-i
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
we invite the ladies to give us
Phillips,
well, was in town Monday for the benefit of the credit wart men stood at its base Sugar Grove, X. C. July 8.
Office at Residence.
a call and examine our full
Boone, N. C
on official business.
line of Spring and Summer
ors of L.L.Greene. The prop to grab it as it landed, which j Take-one of I)r. McLean's LitJuly 4. 89.
Dresss goods.
they did. So young bruin tie Liver and Kidney I'illets at
—Blowing Rock is now be erty only brought $578, all
;le" again, night before you go to bed and
Notions, notions, to please
ginning to fill up rapidly with told.
is in "durance v
W. B. COUNCILL, M. D.
you will be surprised how buoy
the most fastidious of our fair
to its great disgust, and its ant and vigorous you will feel the
boarders.
Boone, N. C.
—Do not forget the reunion
blends din ing the summer.
next day. Only 25 cents a vial.
owners intense delight.
—Coffey Bro'shave conver at Blowing Rock the 7th, 8th
Resident Physician. Office
Mr. 8. T. Kelsey is absent Coughs and cohls come unin on King Street north of Post You shall be pleased in quaL
ted the old jail into a storage and 9th of Aug. The Com
ity and prices.
vited, but you can quickly get
room for leather.
mittee appointed to raise on a ten days, leave. He rid of these" wi I h a few doses of Office.
June 12 88. ly.
has gone to _ his own dear
,
. .
. nr. ,j. n. McLean's Tar wine Lung
We are Located in the
—Miss Jennie Coffey, who funds by donation are urged
to get up the same and j,ay, home to spend the 4th and Balm.
W. J. HUNSUCKER & BROS.
lias been on quite a protrac
MOORE BUILDING,
see
u 1
n"
1arail.\.
There ar*1 many accidents and
ted visit to relatives in Tenn., over to the treasurer. If more ibring them with ''
hirri; they diseases which affect Stock and
Brick l ayers and Plasterers
funds are procured than will
On Main Street, and a re ever
returned on Monday.
ater.
cause serious inconvenience and
be necessary to pay the band I
come
ready to give our customers
the
—Wiley Roark had two and some other small ex pen^IS* * ntrick, of neai Shall s loss tomay farmer in his work, are prepared to do all work prompt attention. Orders
which
be quickly remedied
fine cows <dl,Mb.yhghtmngjeeaitwjl|b :jvent() th<j or_| Mills, in your county, has by the use of Dr. J. H. McLean's in their line on short notice.
ALL work guaranteed and by mail promptly fillled. Do
near the Tennessee line, on phans of tile State, as has romH here «'"!
P°«*« Volcanic Oil Liniment.
Prices reasonable. For pri not tail to give us a trial,
the 2nd inst.
been suggested. All who go si on of The Lin ville Inn, as Sick Headache and a sensation ces etc., address us at (kin- and we are sure of your trade
Nov. 7th, ly. thereafter.
Miss Carrie Leazer and Dr. to Blowing Rock by the Wa manager, (lateRichiehouseV of o ipression and dullness in the over, N. C.
head,
James Young, of Mooresvill, tauga turnpike will camp in j It lias been putin complete duced are very commonly pro
by indigestion: morbid
With many thanks for past
are spending the summer at the grove near Watauga Ho order by its proprietors.
despondency, irritability and
patronage, and an earnest
J. G. Loven has purchased over sensitivness of the nerves
the Coffey House.
tel. Those going by the Flat
appeal for a continuation of
A. S. Churhe's team of oxen may, in a majority of cases, be
DENTIST, the same in the future, we re
Top road, will camp in the
—Grass should be cut be
and gone to'hauling logs for traced to the same cause, nr. j.
main, Respectfully.
ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA.
H.
Leans Liver and Kidney
fore it gets too ripe, as it grove on the Steward place.
the former's mill. He com Balm and Billets will positively Offers his professional services
McLENDOX & MOORE,
makes a better yield as well Co m e wi t h t hree d a v s ra t i ons.
menced July 1st. and just cure.
to the people of Mitchell, 4. 24, 6 mo.
as better feed when cut early.
Watauga and adjoining coun
"pushes things". To-day
NOTICE.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
ties.#^"Aro bad mateial used
—The streets were well work
his team has done the best
By virtue * of a decree of and all work guaranteed.
TO the voters of Watauga
ed on Friday and Saturday,
Mav 1 1 v.
County. I hereby announce day's logging of any since the Superior court of Watau
and quite a lot of lumber is myself a candidate for the of the mill has been in its pres ga county. N. C., the under
E. S. Blackburn.
signed as commissioner will J. F. Morpheiv.
being delivered for side fice of Sheriff. I will cheerfully ent setting.
—AND—
* Jefferson, N. C.
sell to the highest bidder at Marion, N. C.
walks, which will be laid at abide the action of the Con
Mr. Hugh MacRae, presi
KNOCKED OUT!
vention, and if I am nomina dent of Linville Improve the court house door in the MORPIIE W & BLACKBURN
once.
town of Boone, on the 25th.
J. P. HENSON, DARK RIDGE.
ted I will use all lawful means
ment Co., left this morning day of August 1890 it being
ATTTORNEYS AT LAW.
—The County Alliance was to secure my election.
N. C.,
for New York.
Monday of the fall term of
in session the "the glorious
Will practice in the courts is just receiving a large stock
THOMAS WARD.
Though we had, all last win the court, the following deAshe, Watauga and Mitch
Fourth.' None of the proceed
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
ter, but about 21 hours cold scribed tract of land lying ej] counties, also in the Fedings have reached us, but we
TAX NOTICE.
on the waters of North Fork Lrai courts of the Dint., and which will be sold for Cash or
suppose they had an interest
Notice is hereby given to enough to freeze the water oi New nvev on the north Supreme Court of the State. country produce at prices
all perons that I now have in our rivers and creeks, Mr. easLside of Elk Knob at the
ing session.
Collection of claims solicited. never before heard of. Give
the town tax-books, with or Ricksecker succeeded in parsaid knob adjoining
him a call,
—Mr. George Harper, ofLe ders to collect at once. All
tialv filling his icehouse from tlifflRnds of the William Hor Aprl, 10.
apr 29 ly.
noii*, commenced putting up taxes that are not payed by w^icli ice is daily dispensed ton sugar camp tract, con
the telegraph wire at Blow- the tenth day of Aug. will be
taining 75 acres more or less,
to all who want the cooling and being the land belong
Money to loan.
Rock on Wednesday and collected as the law directs.
J. S. W. ing to the heirs of Nathan
L P. SMITH,
stuff.
Persons wishing to bor
hopes to get it completed to So please come forward and
save cost and trouble.
row money, who can secure
deceased. Terms
Successor To
A Convention of the Demo Horton
Boone by Saturday
Respectfully, N. N. COLVARD,
one fourth casli on day of it by mortgage on good real
Smith & Miller,
MARSHAL. crats of Watauga County is sale and the balance to be esta te, '-an be accommodated
—The Caldwell County Al
is hereby called to meet in secured by note on three by applying to
liance failed to endorse the
HALE,
j N. C,
J.F. Spainhour, Boone N. C.,
Boone, on Saturday, July months time.
A FEARFUL WARNING.
Sub-Treasury bill. The Cleve
To the pet>Dle of Watauga.
or A. J. Oritcher, Horton N. C.
This July 8 1890.
26, 1890, for the purpose of
land County Alliance will not
[ am situated at the Ford of Elk
E. F. I'OVILL, COM. 4. 24.
An Alabama paper gives appointing delegates to the
put out candidates but stick
Mitchell county, with a full line
the following opinion as to Congressional, Judicial and North carotin a j
to the democratic, party.
. of General Merchandise, such as
T O Conn-J
the ultimate fate of all delin State conventions. The Dem Watauga(\ Justice's court,
! Dry Goods,
—Larkin Calloway died at quent newspaper subscribers. ocrats of the separate town
ty.
j
Groceries,
his home on the Watauga Beware!
Alfred Green, vs.
ship/? of the county are callQueensware,
CRESTON N. C.
Jacob Wocdring,
River some days since at the "In iour opinion, one of the!led on to meet aUiheirrespec.
,, ,
Glassware,
.
The defendant above nam
rn,
advanced age af 83years. He punishmerits that some peoN oting places, on
pie will-find prepared for them
Jnirs- ed will take noticethat an aej
Hardware,
has been quite a remarkable
. | in Tartarus, will be, to be day, July 24,for the purpose tion entitled as above has
Candies,
man in some respects, ^ Ls chased around its gloomy of appointing delegates to been commenced in a justices
and Patent Medicines.
said that he cut and split circumference by the ghosts said County Convention.
court in Watauga County, N. c
When you are on your way to
400 rails on his eightieth I of printers! Imagine, read- i We urge the importance of to secure the payment of $1j ev, how you would feel, 'go-! a full turnout at the town- 50.00, due byn-Me, subject to
birthday.
ing it'in the river Stvx, at ship meetings. And while certain credits. The defend—The 7opic says: Win. your extreme pace followed this convention is called on- ant is requested to appear at I ha ve on hand ve 1 i icles
in | Give me a call, as I am able to
duplicate any bills sold there.
My goods are bought for CASH
md I sell for the same.
Hoping to satisfy you in goods
j ieesetc 1 am Itespecfullv,
Shff jones in Caldwell couty, will be no single dash of on< to attend to, so that a full plaintiff will apply' to the,speciality. Pa\spectfully,
1 nomas J. imiara,
^
some days ago, but again mile, but.it will be continued turnout is desirable. Letev- court for the relief demanded
erybody come. J. F. S PAIN - in said complaint. This June
^ Surviving Partner.
A. P. SMITH,
succeeded in making his es- until your executors or heirs
Feb. 6. 61110.
cape.
j balance the books on earth." HOUR. CUM. DEM. Ex. COM. |20 90. I). B.Dougherty, J. IV D. -May did.
S UBSCRIPTION R ATES
|
U EAT Ci It I BIDE SCHOOL-
NEW GOODS!
MoLendon & Mogre*
Cheaper
i
ROCK BOTTOM STRUCK
Worth & Lillard,
ELK • • - • PARK,
�Watauga Democrat.
&
D. B. Dougherty, Editor.
R C Rivers, Publisher.
w^°
^as "gotbisium of the of our countyman, L. E. Da- Friday, 10 a. ra.
West. He is now in Watau-r™« is in on a pleasure trip
_i__.
vis, »'« i
I. W. Thomas.
ga and from what we have j from his home in Oregon, p. S.
learned, he will stay wit hus. j Frank, js looking well, and is| The writer is clad to state
GRAND DISPLAY!
Of New Goods, Just Receded And Opened Op By
Entered at the Post Office at
Boone. N. C., as second-class
one of
mail matter.
Will W. Holsclaw, Vilas, N, C.
[
. HH|HH
-oq
Ro<k. He will visit vHobe. ('(U to stay with us, as it is house, and is 00 feet from
A
Just riv d. 1000 yd#. Alamance , at 6% °ts. 1000 heavy
Lenoir;"' li'ilkesboro ami from injurious to a country to the house. 7 he pump isnow
thefice to his home in Wilissuch men as Mr. Davis. bringing the water to mv sheeting*. i% cts. 200 yds calico, 0. 7, 7% and 8% cts. p .vd
. . . . . .
AV
Attention, Old War ton. Success to 'Pal*. orstef1* a!1 Ta/Tb
Mountain boy.
house in a very satisfactory! ^
12% to 18 cts per yard. Cashmere.
/SWthle' 10 tol2r-ta, Dress gut;. —John A. Bov den, of Saffi^
—
manner, and will do better ! <,1°!,ble «t0 *°
Veterans!
burv spent a few d/ivs in
A V bi d To The Boys.
work nfill after being used.) j"L'D
PL H 0ftdjl2 cts. potv; rd. DieSs Flannel, 42 in
-o—
Doa *
sni°ke
to wnthis week. Mr l> comcigarettes. Anyone wishing to see thei
50 eta ; worth 75. Lindsey, 18 to 25 cts. White and
All the soldiers the Confed
,lis Physiology pump at work is invited to ^ °Pe™ flannels, 30 cts. Drilling and cotton flannel 10
I)rplained of being jrfirajl, andj
erate army identified with the
was not in his usual
:SMYS O is the most injurious come and see for themselves. (J. ', T, fltmPL.
.
-r*
companies from Watauga,
mood. He left for home on FvaY tobacco can be used. I
-I. V/. Thomas.: r , ^V,
BOOTS,
SHOES, SHOES I
and adl others living* in reach
am reminded to utter this
Ladies Polkas, 7o cts. Button, $1,25, to $1,85. A/ens'
of this County, whether be Tuesday.
caution from having met a
POLITICAL POINTS
''i-ogans,-$1,25, to $1,00. Boots, $1,50 to $4. Children*1
—The people _of .Banner Eijk young man at Jefferson
longing* to Watauga compa
.
i Button shoes, 40 Cts., and up. Millenerv, Millenary ! You
; j h'aVo k
nies or not. are especially re are just completing a large. 0
him
known him The-outlook for large Demo- (",n
^ltes^ sb\^s and colors, in 1 rimmed and miquested to meet at Boone, handsome, two story Acade- p.(
1
' of one era tic majorities in New fork trimmed hats, w/th trimming to match.RIBBONS, FLOW
'
mi a child and he is . ,
,
«
imijoinn
ti,
f
at 10 o'clock a. in.,oh Friday in v, which, when completed, '<• tae ibest
ot
, ,
• • - iV i * !\ n
families of Ashe, Hud New Jersey this year are ERS, FEATHERS, SATINES, VELVATINES, &C Huts
*ey
the llt/i of October, 1881),
trimmed 45 cents and up; Trimmed $1.00 and up.
f" not '** exwM*?! ® the U'•
on speaking to him andi reported 3
for the purpose of having a :V ft,'st t'r tThe''18 "•a"^ inqui.:in ,after his health, he
Yours anxious to please,
- J"°., *
i
K
It7k said that the National
reunion. All soldiers of the ted to take charge of the informed me he was well ex
WILL W. HOLSCLAW.
I Republican committee has
Federal army aie also invi school at once.
cept one eye. I said, Charley,
ted to be with us. We desire —Mr. and Mrs. 'John S. Will what is wrong with your eye? . declined to honor the requi
to meet all of the old soldiers ianus are the proud parents Well, the doctors say I have sitions for a liberal supply of
LOOKOUT, WE HAVE STRUCK BOTTOM 1!
cash-in the Virginia election.
who can possibly attend.
Standard Prints, 6 to 10c.* Worsted 12% to 22cts.
of a wee baby daughter. We;Smoked it out, that I have
Of the two Mahoneites
Speeches will bemade by prom hope that little Mary Alice',; smoked till the nerve is inAll kiuds of drees gooos at correspondingly low figures.
Rockbridge
inent men, and a suitable may grow up to noble wo-; jured, and they think I may nominated in
Lawi s from 6 to 3bete. Mens woo! hats 25 to $1. Furhand will be employed to'fni*- manhood, and be loved by alb lose it altogether. Do you county, Ya., for the Legisla hats $1.50 upward. Hardware consisting of plows, hoes,
nish music. Come one,come as--her youthful mot her has1 smoke yet, I asked? No. lie ture pol. John A. Gibson is a plains, chisels, saws, hammers, hinges, &ete. &et.c. &etc.
distiller and leadmg granger,
al/! All are invited. Every ever been.
(_ at lery of all sorts, at bottom prices. Crockery in endless
now wishes he had 1!M(/I
.
, ,
.
and J. R. Ackeily is a merbody come.
Topic, Optic
, variety, aud as che'ep as can. he found in county.
—On the evening of the 27, touched a pipe ugai-.or (;p,- du|Mt oppo8eJ ((, tl
and Tomahawk are reques
glltOCERIEtt
GROCERIES)
1 E£)
/flBOCERTFf
take
timl u pronriifent.prohibitionted to copy. DDR. Dougherty, Col. J., R. Irb.y, of Cane Creek 'g
mi 'LW>TfO^.
IInnoT.n>iT.
|| .
tOCERI
W ROCEB1E&?
A boy should never use to isc.
ROCERIE^?
Sec. MifchelFCo, had the !misfor
bacco in any form til! he is
TQi'in
tune to 1 (>se; b is ent ire d well
Jordan Cook,
Hon. Robt. Hughes, for Drugs, patent medicines of all kinds, at factory prices.
ing and the contents therof, grown, it impedes the de years judge of the Urn ted Large lot of shoes in latest styles. Boots at prime cost
• Ch'm'n.
by tire. Whether this was the velopment of mind and body, States Districc Court for one
Always on hand, a large lot of Coffey Bro's leather at fac
—Id lug; us that wood.
work of a,u incendiary, or was and entails diseases, you may | of the districts of Virginia, tory prices. Jeans and Cassimers at factory pi-ices. Tin—Finerweather, but rather accidental, is unknown.
now be sowing the seeds of
• and ever since the war a ware at almost nothing. We also have a large lot of
death in your own bodiescool.
staunch Republican^announ
A eitifcen from Meat Camp,
—Get up that little tax by says that H. C. Miller is a something that will develop ces that bis determination to
ENACTOR
ATERSON
ATERSON J A C T O R V
the ti me the Stiff gyts around. model road overseer, and diseases which may result in support the Virginia Demo
r ACTOR
ATERlSON
ATERSON
ACTOR a
death. Why is it, so many
—Stock la w went out on the that he has his road in fine young men are only about cratic State Fcket this year.
first.
condition. He thinks, with half gj-own and look pale,
The Philadelphia Prcws ad lftrn ai <1 Jeans at factory prices, to exchange for wool or
—Bird hunting* in order after sufficient pains*, a horse'could thin and feeble, and have no vises the New Jersey Demo cash. Don t be afraid to trade with us if you owe us, for
travel it even on a moon-shi energy? Do not most of crats to "prepare for the best we will enable you to pay uy back debts. All for sale at
the 15th.
ny night. And he is sure a
.
J. p,. Phillips & Son,
licking they ever got"' and bottom prices at
—Prof. Spainhour and fam wagon could pass, after an them, smoke and chew? If
May 15 6 mo.
Dugar Groye N. C.
.you must smoke, get a long the New York Herald retorts
ily are visiting friends in Ya.
other working.
by telling his neighbor that
stem aiid a porus bowled
—Do not forget the Reun
—Miss Lunda Bingham, of pipe. This, says Cutter, is if he waits till that event
ion on ihe 11th.
A ma nth a, wishes to inform the least injurious way to happens he will live so long SEWING MACHINES
—Look ou t for one or more her patrons that she has re bacco can be used But you that he will* be able toad-ANDweddings soon. Wonder whe cently increased her stock of say ph.ysicician,healyourself, dress Methuselah as "son
ORGANS
will be first?
Millinery goods, sons to fully I admit I am guilty, but 1 ny."
The National Democrat, of
—John P. Ha I'd in is off on meet the demands of all wish don't want the boys to make
Washington City, says that This handsome 4 Drawer Sewa trip to S. C. with beef cat ing to trade in her line Hats, the mistakes I have. Then I
has ing Machine with full set of atCorsets-, Dress goods, Veiling, try to use just as little of the "Presdent Harrison
tle.
tachments and
Tips, Artificials and ribbon weed as poss'ble. Did not shown his opposition to the
—For big* goods, for little
are only a part of the goods begin to use till nearly 20 repeal of the internal revenue five years guarantee from
money call on Jones & Vance
just received.
yeas old. The above sug /aw on moie than one occa TH E MAN UPACT!
Elk Park, N. 0.
sion, and the Congressmen for EIGHTEEN DOLLARS cash
—Miss Came Leazer, who gestions are written in kind
who differ from the Presi 6 or 8 other 1st. class Machines
—Many of our citizens are
has been spending the sum ness.
dent on the subject, have been
displeased about the P. 0.
mer at the Coffey^House, left
THE THREE FORK UNION
systematically sat down up
being moved. Be patient good
for her home in Mooresville, convened with Brushy Fork
on by the ad mist ration.'.'
people.
on Tuesday. Miss Carrie is last Saturday, but was not
any house in Kr.oxville. 20 years experience in this busi
Reports at the State Demo
—When yon come to the He quite an accomplished young- well attended owing to the
ness. rite at once for circulars and prices. Needles i: d
cratic headquarters a/e en parts for all Leading Machined
union rfon'tlorgettobringus
lady and is very interesting. very busy season. The dis
that dollar that you are due There are two of our most gal cussions on Saturday were couraging for a Democratic
victory in Virginia. Captain
us for the DEMOCRAThint young men who will interesting and profitable,
McKinny, the Democratic
—The Post office took its testify to this fact. We hope participated in by E. F. nominee for Governor, also
flight on Tuesday, and is she will visit us again when Jones, J. L. Sherwood, D. C. takes a hopeful view of the
now quietly resting in the J. the roses come.
Harman, J. F. Davis, J. F. outlook, while on the other
J. Horton house, with Mrs.
—We have received as an Spainhour, J. J. T. Reece, and hand, General Mahoneis quo
SUBSCRIBE TO THE
Mattie Greene actingasP. M. exchange The NationalDem- M. S. Farthing. On Sunday ted as expressing himself as
—Our friend, J. W. Far ocrat, published at Washing E. F. J ones preached an ex well satisfied with Republican
thing, has taken charge of ton D. C. A weekly paper cellent sermon to a large con prospects.
the lumber yards at Linville chock-full of good democrat gregation. The next union
TAX NOTICE.
City, and will remain there ic doctrine. It shows up the will meet with Howard's
big bosses of this nation and Creek church embracing fifth 1 will attend at the following
during the fall.
times and pieces for the purpose
gives Mahoneism a-scathing. Sunday in Beceinber.
of receiving,:and receipting the
* —See Change in Yv'ill Holstaxes for the year 1389.
THE DEBATING SOCIETY
Let democrats everywhere
claw's £Ad', and do not fail
subscribe for it. Subscrip was not organised last Fri Eik X Roads, Oct., 14, 1889.
to give him a call, as his
i4
r89.
Soda Hiffi
15,
day night owing to the ab Walsh's Store, Stony Fork,
stock is complete, and prices tion received at this office.
sence from town of so many
" 10,
'89.
to suit the times.
Lewise's Fork,
'89.
of those who, I think, would Elk, Hornbys Mill, '* 17,
" 18,
'89.
—W. B. Councill Atty.,
Sept. 56, '89. like to participa te. The sub Stories Ba h,
Blowing Rock,
" 19,
'89.
has never returned from Yan To the DEMOCRAT:
ject will receive attention j Shulls Mill's,
" 21,
'89.
cy Court. Every one is ask A few words from old Wilkes. again soon,
It, L. Lowes store," 22,
'89.
ing "Where is Will?
Why
Edmisto a s Store, " 23,
'89.
People are getting on all
ATTENTION TEACHERS!
Be hel Church,
" 24,
'89.
don't he come home?
right with their work. Corn
I would be glad if all teach Shell & Mast's Store Oct., 25 '89.
—G. It. Councill and fami crops will be rather short this
Boone,
" 28,
'89.
ers wishing to be examined
All persons are earnesly reijuesly Aave just returned from a year, but I think there will be
would come next Wednesday, ted to come forward and settle
visit to Lenoir. They d n- plenty made for home eoninstead of Thursday 10th. your taxes. Remember I am go ADY^ERTISE IN THE DEMOCRAT IF YCU
template moving to that sumption.—Protracted meet
ing* to have them. So just get
ings and Assciations are the I am anxious to attend the them up and bring them along.
town in the near future.
Respt. J. L. HAYES, Sheriff.
popular words in Wilkes, as sale at Harrison Ed mis tens'
want it to reach
—Ben Julian, former mailon the 10th. Please come on
we w;il have 8 Associations
carrier from Boone to Mow
G. G. EAVES.
Wednesday. A good first F. MORI'HEW,
in roach of us this fall.
ing Bock, was confined in
Morpliewfe Eaves,
Well, the tall vis rail load, class lady teacher is wanted!
jail here last, night, forsteal
to teach the public school at
and 1 think we will have a
A TTO UN KYS-AT-LAW,
ing money, clothes etc., from
rail road to Wi1 kesborbsoon, Yalle Crucis. Write to D. F.
ANI)
J. P. Conned!, of Yilas.
qp
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
as work is being pushed very Raird, Yalle Crucis N. C.
—Nute Banner is another rapidlv throughjj'iisCounty.
The County Alliance will bL ™ M L NsuSov«Dr"7co:V.
Jul718 89- 1 yone of the Washington men My. Frouklin DaVis, /brother meet at the court house next store*
PRICE $1 PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
pleasant
P
Organs for less Cash than
S. P. ANGE, KNOXVIL i
Tennessee.
!
DEKCCBAt
Yob W»nt tha Latest and Most Reliable Km.
j
THE PEOPLE
�The Coroner's jury, in the
Morris ease at Reidsville, de
rided that Mrs. Morris pois
oned her husband, and she
has been arrested.
2 he Old Story.
trusts and trusts, but the
greatest of all is the money
trust—the National Bank
ing system of the govern
ment. But the people are be
ginning to think.—Progres
sive Farmer.
Adulteration.
Jones & Vance, WE LEAD,
ed cut in 4 different lines, and
again at 3 o'clock four fires
were started at once, all un
der such circumstances as to People of Watauga read this :
leave no doubt of incendia We have in our large store buil
ries. The property valued ding, at the beautiful town of
at overfiO,000 was destroyed.
A number of men are patroling the streets witA Winches
ter rifles and every suspicious.
a ,al1 ,ine ofsoodH
character is made to giveao! Ia p|.v
ave. kind, usually kept ins
count of himself. So far, no
T
.
.
, , , , -c, nrst-class store, which we will
one has been arrested, but if
,,
' , .
,.
.
.
, sell for nothing but the
any incendiary is captured,
there is no doubt but. what
he will be lynched.—News &
She told them that men were false,
—o—
That love was a dreadful bore,
No doubt the many sudden
Asthey danced to theNanon waltz
deaths which are attributed
On the slippery ball room floor.
to heart disease, are but tbe
Re told her his orders had come,
result of eating poisonous
To march at 1 he dawn of day—
food, made so by adultera
A soldier must follow the drum—
No choice but to mount and away tion. We read of a party in
| a neighboring city on the Observer.
A sudden tremor of fear
way to the depot, buying a
Her rallying laughter smote,
few puffs, and dying almost
As he gave a souvenir—
instantly after partaking of
A button from off nis coat.
them. We all know adulter
He went to the distant war,
And fought as men should do; ation enters into all of our
food and drink. It is the
Hut she forgot him afar
In the passion forsomething new. outcropping of base selfish
ness. People want too much
Having
His trinket, among the rest,
2'ne.y are just moved into their new,
She wore at her dainty threat; for their money.
not willing to pay living pri
But a bullel had piereedhis breast
and commodious
ces for what they consume,
"Where the butto was off his coat. or else they are so nearly ab
—London Figaro.
sorbed by combinations and
; LOCK
Elk Park, North Carolina.
SPOT CASH.
OUT ! !
Shell & Mast
DRYGOODS
trusts, as to be to poor as to Are now prepared to offer to
Leaf.
The Greatest Trust Of All.
Any and all influences are
to be deprecated which tend
to lessen the fealty of thecitzen to the government, or
which impairs his respect for,
or confidence in the constitu
ted authorities
Has not thefinancial policy
of our government alienated
the people ? Has it not oper
ated seriously against the in
dustrial and wealth-produ
cing classes ? When it char
ters thousands of National
Banks and loans them mon
ey at one per cent and allows
them to charge the industri
al and business interests of
the country enormous and
ruinous interest, how can it
claim the heazt-allegianee of
its citizens ? When it makes
it possible for a few of its cit
izens—the wealthy few, to in
vest in its bonds and thereby
elude the tax collector, while
the multitudious many have
to contribute their full share
to the support of the govern
ment, how can we expect any thing but discontent among the jieople ? We have
in the way of Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware, QueensGroceries, Hats,
ware, Glassware A etc. Cutlery,
Caps,
both pocket and table, Scythes
And snaths, butts and screws,
cross-cut and hand saws, all of
General line of Hardware. Ag which will be s'-ld
ricultural Impliments, Oils
Paints, Putty, Glass, Coal
Oil, Spices, Druggist's Gro
ceries, Crockery, Glasware,
BOOTS, SHOES, AND A
Beady-Made Cloth.
west uoun<
down|No50J NO 52
Boston
LV. |7 p m.)830 a
New York
12 15ni.!430p
Philadelphia
7 2D am 16 5i~~
Baltimore
114." u in!942
Washington " 1124 " '11 00
Lynchburg 44 550pmj510a
44 8 50 " 18 05 4
nauville
4
Richmond " 310 " 12 30 41
44
44
Reidsville
Our stock of goods is now • Wilmington ' 941 " 1850
•' 9 00a m
4 537a in
Morehead
; Goldsboro f 2 40 p ni j 810 a
' 500
1 45 pnij
C O M P L E T E ji ualeigh
Durham
604
1312
Greensboro *' 1045
- ... ...
1950a in
In all departments, consist
ING,
And many ,)ther articles ton
tedious to mention all of
which have been selected with
care, and bought at
BED ROGK PRICES.
Salisbur y A T 1 2 2 1 n i g ' i t
Excitement in West Virginia.
—o—
Chicago Sept. 25th.—A spe
cial dispatch from Charles
ton, W. Va., says :
This city is in a state ofter
ror through an evident de
termination of unknown incediaries to destroy the place.
Yesterday morning the first
attempt made and by noon
the department had been call
'
4
|11 25
Successor4 to
Hopkins & Wilbar
GROCERS, ELK PARK, NORTH
CAROLINA.
Keep always on hand a fnl
and complete line of Grocer
ies, Confectionaries, Fruits,
Canned Goods & etc. See our
stock, and learn our prices
before purchasing.
July 18 89-6 mo.
\sheville LV
wayncsvillc AT
Charleston 44
44
.i arretts
I read |
| up j
NO.
| 8 2r> aj
j 1053C
3 05 j i
5 48
r.a.st noil
no 51 • AM NO
|
300 p m j 9 on pil
Undersold, by anybody, Oil
iioston
ar
same quality of goods.
New York 4
t)"am j 140
4" market price pal t
High en
chiladelpliia." 3u«»a m | lezmpij
for all kinds of produce*
B. lit i more 44 920 pm | 825 a. ij
44
j
Don't forget to see us bo- Washington 4 73 > p in | 7on
Lynchburg * J240 noon 11 wo
fore purchasing.
Danville '" 047 am |l200:pVery I Icspec*tf u 1 l.v,
uichmond 44 33' p 111 J 5 un a
Reidsville 44 9 < 2 11 m | 9 1 p;|
hiiington '• 7 40
H. C. MARTIN A- Co
We have a tremendious stock o
.oreliead 44 lio- p 111
G o l d s b o r o *• 4 l o p i n
114. » a
fi@~SHOES !
SHOES
ualeigh
'* i 55 p 111 6 55 a
44 "2 35 p 111
Durham
4 3" a 1
Greensboro " SLO a in
•- 4n p ij
CKI STON N. C.
Salisbury* LV 6 -7 a 111 7 i5p 1
LOW
We are very Respectful yours,
Shell & Mast
Mast N. C.
6mo.—May the 8th.
— h ill not—
Remarkably
Beady Made
J. Q. WILBAB,
Messenger.
Salisbury! v 12 45
Ills
GOODS, I statesville ai* I 51 a in 1212nooi1
Newton
2 53 - | 12 57|
Hickory
3 20 44
114 j
NOTIONS.
3 4344
l 29,
—
WARE,
i*4 12 •' 2 i0 <
Marion
507 44
2 49
GROCERIES,
Round Knob 605 *4
3 27
646 44
4 00
CANNED —
- GOODS, ulack Mt.
Asheville
7 2s 44
431
Hot springs 9 '5 44
6 10
CLOTHING,
Monistown 11 1044 7 30
HATS. - - — —
SHOES, KUOX ville
124544 8 50
G ENTS' F URNISHING Goods, Louisville
7 55
11 55
and almost anything kept in oincinna i
Chicago
6 55
a first-class store.
44
st. Lewis
K 00
Chattanooga 44 5 20 pm
Remember That We Nashville 44 1200 night
Memphis 44 6 /() a in.
Our Stock of Notions, La die's
Dress Goods, Cassi meres and
Prints are complete.
Our motto is "quick sales.
and short profits" to all those
SHOES!
that will give us a trial we'll SHOES
guarantee tha t you leave our
store with a smile all over
your face, and when you
come once, we are satisfied
SHOES !
SHOES
you will come again. Rest
assured of the fact that we
will not be UNDERSOLD.
Thanking the people for
their liberal patronage, and We ca n give you shoes in any
hoping, by fair dealings, to quantity, size or quality. \V<
can fir you up in foot-ware from
merit a
a 75 ct. b: ogaii to the finest $3
CONTINUENCE of hand-sewed ladie s shoeever sold
in W. N. C. We carry a full and
complete stock of
the same.
ald.
Rev. Sam Jones is at last
down sick from overwork
No man is made of iron, and
he will wear out by two much
labor. He should withdraw
his appointments and take
a 3 or 4 months' rest. It is
only the editors who can
stand at the wheel for thir
teen years, as this writer has,
without a vacation. A few
days mainly spent in the. carsis all he has got. We see it an
nounced that Mr. Jones will
commence at Lynchburg on
the 18th. and will be there
for about ten days. He is to
go to Durham first, provided,
we suppose now, he is suffi
ciently restored to do so —W
I read j
Others
FOLLOW!!
ing of
VS. A/AHONE. meet t lie exigency of the times the public some rare bargains
j Therefore whoever will give
Ex Senator Riddleberger I you the most meic/iandise
has taken the stump against for the least money, are to
have the custom of the pub
He swears Boss
Mahone.
lic, regardless of the value or
Billy is too corrupt to be Gov quality of the goods.
ernor of the State of Virgin
We must correct this great
ia, and no one has had better evil by very severe laws and
opportunity to know than serious penalties. We knowtwo weli how all liquors are
Riddlebergei himself. In a
adulterated. A firm failing
speech at \Voodstock, the jn
Best, is said to have
Staunton A indicator reports owe{] the largest indebtedness
him as-saying there were in to a drug firm in New York,
this campaign but two issues Persons intoxicated on such
"One was whether the debt; beverages are not only drunk
settlement should be ripped but temporarily insane. And
this will, to some extent, ac
up again. On that issue he
count for so many suicides.
was with the Democrats in I lu Germany the government
their support of the Riddle-1 has an inspector to go round
berger bill. The other was:among the liquor venders
whether this was the white and test the quality of their
man's or the black man's liquors. If any are found to
be adulterated, they knock
country. On that I take my the heads of the casks in,and
stand with the white man. I allow ft to flow to waste.
will not give up my position Should it overflow the vaults
and run down the gutters of
on the debt foranybody.
"Mahone had to hold his the st reets, no one dare touch
it.
convention in Ab if oik be
cause he couldn't get board How would this work among
in any other city for the nig our ward politicans and gam
would
ger delegates. That's a nice moil boys. They
laugh in the face of such a
state of things the white peo
ple of this country having to law, and it would take a
go only where the niggers standing army to enforce
it.
can go.
We hear of a man stopping
"I have known Captain Mcat a country tavern. He
Ivinney. McKinney is the su
perior in every respect. I called for drinks, but declin
have canvassed this State ed to drink himself, and ask
ed to treat a negro who was
with him and I know him. I
standing by. Waiting foi
know Mahone too. I have some time, and finding
the
slept in the same bed with man did not die, he conclu
him, and I infinitely would ded to try a drink himself
prefer McKinney to a man 1 which he did, dying instantly
have known so wel/." —Gold afterwards.—Baltimore Her
: S TATIONS.
We will give you bargains that DRY
can not be surpassed in the state.
Our stock consists of a well se
HARD
lected stock of
Store House,
ILLDDLERERGER
WHILE
R ICHMOND^ D ANVILLE R. R .Co
CKtern X. C. Division. Hlfl
Ash ville, N. C. June 27
PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULE
I take effect June 24. '88.
CLOTHING.
Come and examine for yourself.
We can suit you in any style.size
or color. Nothing but first-class
goods handled in this line, and
satisfaction guaranteed.
We have bought our goods in
the lowest markets. We have
such goods as the people want,
need and will have- We sell for
cash, therefore will not be
Worth & Lillard,
I have on band vehicles of
our own make, and more in
process of manufacture. All
for sale at very close pi ices—
quality considered. Repair
ing and jobs made to ordera
specia 1 i tv. Respect f ally,
Thomas J. Lillard,
Surviving Partner,
tf.—May 3rd.
NOTICE!
By virtue of power of sale con
tained in acontained in a certain
mortgage deed, executed by
James C. Miller and wife Maitha
MiPer. of the first part, and Geo.
Lowratice of the second part. 1
will 1 iroceed to sell the following
described tract or parcel of land
lving and being in the County of
Watauga, and State of North
Carolina, odjoining the lands of
Johial Eggars, Austin Vjllerand
L. C. Miller, which will more fully
appear bv refference to said
mortgage which is recorded in
boi»k B, of mortgages, pages
563 and 564. To satisfy the
payment of a certain debt of f 200 and interest 011 same, at the
court house door in Boone, N. C.
011 the first monday in Oct., '89.
and all costs andexpences accrue
ing by virtue of such sale. This
Sept. the 3rd '86. W. R Lovill
riffs. Attorney*
DR. J Q. Ill LB All.
Notice !
Administrator's Sale.
On Thursday, the 10th day
of October, 1889, 1 will, as
the Administrator of the late
W. H. Edmisten, sell upon
Cull and price our goods liefore
the premises, of said estate
buying elsewhere.
on a credit of 6 months, with
Watch this column next
note and Approval security,
weeK for a more complete list
the personal property which
has come into my hands as of our bargains.
Ad m i ni st rator,
atoresa i d.
The property consists of: Six
Respectfully,
head horses, one mule, twelve
head of cattle, thirty or forty
hogs, a lot of sheep, and hay.
The household and kitchen
furnituie of the deceased, ma
chinery, farming utensils &
Jones & Vance.
etc., &etc. This Sept. 4th 89.
A. S. Edmisten Administra
tor of W. II. Edmisten. deed. July 18 "891 y.
Undersold.
DENTIST.
ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA.
Best material used. Neat
work, and satisfaction guar
antee! I.
July 18 89—6mo.
NfWHOMf ^(WING WIACHINf f ORANCl
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Notice !
Having qualified as the A
m/nistrator of the late Pet<
Townsend, deceased, noticei
hereby given to all person
indebted to said Peter Town
send, to come forwards anc
make immediate settlement
and all persons havingclair
against said estate, will j,
ent the same duly auth
cated within 12 months r
the date hereof or this noi
will be pleaded in bar of the
recovery. 8ept 6th 1889.
Jno. 6. Towi.send Adminis
trator of Peter Townsend,
dee'd.
i
Administrator's Notice!
State of N. C.f
Watauga Co. \
Having qualified
as the administrator of W.
H. Edmisten deceased,not'
is hereby given fo all perso
who are indebted to said f
tnte, to come forward ar
make prompt settlement,ai
all persons having claims against said estate, are noti
fied to present them to the
undersigned, on or before the
12th day of September, 1890, for settlement, or this 110
tice will be placed in barr of
their recovery. This Sept.
4th. 1889.
A. S. Edmisten, Administra
tor of W. H. Edmisten.
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Democrat
VOL 3
BOONE, WATAUGA COUNTY, N. C., THURSDAY, JULY, 17, 1890.
L1NYILLE.
NO. 1
BILL ARP'S LETTER.
hosts of the South. Knowing
fuss about tne tariff? It will man must work on a salary
Hoes wheat Ever Torn to Chess!
that the republican Senate
now take six hundred mill- until he is able to compre- Many intelligent persons
had three times passed the Two hundred million dol ions to run the governmet, hend thejvalue of money, and believe that growing wheat
educational bill; knowing lars a year for pensions. and all that except the tax j also the source of supply and will, under favorable circum
that with a republican ma That much as a reward *or |
whiskey and tobacco will the ease with which it may stances, change to chess. In
jority in the House, its pass w hipping us and they make j have to come through the tar-1 be dissipated. He must reac proof of this they cite cases
place planned and developi; age, unless obstructed by the us pay a third of it and don't j iff. We are all in for it and its books and newspapers, to where before an unseasona
Speaker, was a foregone con give a dollar back nor say j looks like we can't help it. j keep posted on the topics o ble frost or storm was a
AS
clusion, and fully realizing thank you. Since the war J The Alliance can't do any- the day and the course of hu- promising growth of wheat
that the same great necessi the South has paid over | thing, for all the Northern | man events. It would be wel could soon afterward be
ties existed to-day for the three hundred million of I alliances are howling for the| for him to attend debating found only a gf -wthofchess.
A GREAT RESORT
passage of the measure, as ex that pension money and her, pension money.
| societies to qualify himself to This is no proof of the trans
isted ten years ago, the repub part will be sixty-six million j Sometimes I think it would stand on his two feet and ex- formation of of wheat into
Situated in the Mountains of
licans of the South confident a year from now on world j be best for the southern dq^- press him gel f iD an intelli- chess.
Wheat belongs to
ly looked forward to t/?espee without end. YY hen will this j mocracy to cut loose from gent manner. Learning ac- the genus Triticum; chess
WESTERN NORTH CARO dy redemption of the party's thingstop. Is it a fact that the whole concern and throw quired by a young man in
belongs to the Broinus.
pledge.
northern pensioners willnev- up the fnponge and tell the| his own room afterhislabors There is no more connection
LINA,
Warned by the treatment er die? One year ago there Republicans to take thq gov- of the are over is hard gain- between, or depenence of one
given by Carlisle in the Fifti were 489 thousand aud now eminent and run it. May ed, and for that reason more upon the other, than there
A region NOTED for health eth Congress, Southern repub 525 thousand. They "get be if they had all the power lasting than the education is between the sheep and the
ful aese and beauy of Scenery. licans by their votes placed more thicker and denser" as and all the offices they would j acquired in the great instltu- goat, or between copper and
in the chair a Speaker, for Cade says. There are over he satisfied and would let us j tions of culture. Ths .voung iron. One of these latter is
AN ELEVATION OF 3,800 FEET
whom the assurance was pos 400 thousand invalid sol- and the negro alone. May- man taught in a fashionable likely to change to the oth
With Cool, Invigorating itively given that there would diers who have survived the he they would. Due thing j college is a house plant, whi'e er as wheat is to chess. If
be no such arbitrary and des-| last war. They must be a we can do if we will—we can I the young man who culti- wheat could turn to eh ss
—Climate.—
potic treatment of the meas- sickly set, or else our boys I buy less of their goods and vates himself is an out-door we would sometimes find in
ure as had been given to it hurt them mighty bad. I make more of our own, and i growth, and is better able to a field stalks having upon it
It is being laid out with taste by Speaker Carlisle in the thought that in twenty-five £eep onr money at home, stand a severe drought or a both wheat a nd chess grains,
Fiftieth Congress. But the years most of them would ei- and then they will have to severe storm, which all are but no one has ever seen has
and skill, v» *th well gra
pledge so solemnly made in ther die or get well, but they Pa.Y their own pensions, subject to in the variations ever seen such a monstrosity.
ded roads and
the Chicago platform, has are the out!ivinge3t soldier bounties and grab-alls.
of life.
The undersigned will pay a
been wantonly and crueily I ever heard of. The stranI recon we will have to The question of choosing a handsome reward for such a
EXTENSIVE
falsified. A republican Sen- gest thing about it is, that run with the machine awhile business is a serious one. specimen. The reason why
FOREST PARKS. ate has deliberately killed the while the numoer of the men longer. If the southern De- As a rule, a young man may chess appears where wheat
educational bill. It was a increase so does the number mocracy don't save thecoun- adopt the calling for which should be, is because either
A desirable place for fine residen )low that went straight to of widows. How is that, try it will noj besaved. The he has a preference. If he has the ground was already
the negro heart, and will not Nobody dies, and yet there southeren Democracy must no particu'ar choice it would stocked wfth chess seed or
ce an d
soon be forgotten norforgiv- are 110 thousand widows on be kept alive for its own be well for him to try differ- the farmer sowed chess as an
—HEAL 1HFUL HOMES- en. It Was as cowardly an the roll. Eight thousand sake—for its past record—for ent occupations until he impurity with his wheat seed. *9
abandonment of principles as more
widows
than its southern tone and spirit finds one that suits him. Ido The season proving unfa vora great party was ever guil- there
were a year ago. an(t its preservation of south- not counsel changing about )le to wheat, thejehess, which
AGood opportunity for prof
ty of! The failure to pass I Must b« grass widows I reo- ern manhood.
to gratify a spirit of uneasi is very hardy, got the upper
itable investments.
BILL ARP. ness, for once a young m a n land and smothered the
that bill has caused wide dis- on! Nine million dollars were
BQ^For illustrated pamphlet
satisfaction among the color paid out in Illinois last year,
is installed in the business he wheat. GERARD MCCARTHY.
HOW TO MAKE MONEY.
address
ed voters of the South.
and it will be doubled under
is suited to, he ought to The chess spoken of above
Speaking for my own State, the late big steal. No wonL NVILLE ImUPOVEMENT Co.,
'Without economy no man stick to it. I have known is what we call cheat. What
I can safely say that if th.j e- der the North is rich. No
LINVILLE, MITCHELL CO.
succeeds even if he should be [young men who entered em- do our readers think of it?
lection was to take place to- wonder they have millions
N. C.
placed in eitcum^nces where Pi"yn,enta ,e!ueltl,ntly' arR'
1
"Economy docs not mean
morrow not three-tenths of lying idle in the banks. No
there are large gains.. His 'arte * a trial beame font
5—29—6 mo.
the colored voters in the wonder they are coming
to pinch and be stingy in or
of them. A young man mu3t.
State would be cast for the down here to invest it, and gains would not be lasting be determined to succeed. Af der to grow rich in worldly
E WART ON THE NEGRO. nominee of the republican | no wonder our people are for he would not be prepared ter all there is one great lev possessions. It does not de
to withstand reverr.es which
party.
poor and hard run. That
er, and that is will-power. mand a denial of moderate
Congressman Ewart, of As to his political rights, I two hundred million will be are likely to come to any Without it very few men suc luxuries and the pleasures of
one. A man
the 6th. N. C. district, made speaking for my own State, annually distributed amongIfor^setbacks4 must be ready ceed.
a comfortable existence, so
a spech in the House of Rep I unhesitatingly assert that I forty millions of people, aid I im, Orations in W^Ml KHwtlf The young man should that dollar upon dollar
resentatives, the other day no republican in the State, that is five dollars apiece to Li \
•
start out in the world by the can be laid aside. That
f v
y
i
.
, '
,
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against the Federal election , i i or white, is prevented every man and woman and the lack of foresight in men. time he is twenty-one. If he would be parsimony. One
black
bill and spoke as follows on from casting his vote. The and child. * * * We haven't Great displays are made, and is qualifiid to begin life for may practice the strictest ethe negro question. Mr. Ew elections are absolutely fair, got hardly anybody to pen- when the course of specula himself at an earlier age he conumy, and yet have plenty
art is a staunch republican. [Applause.] Here and there, sion. Our veterans either tion changes to an adverse should do it. I began as a and be liberal. Prudence
direction the money that is
and a judicious management
It is getting more and more as is the case in perhaps any die or get well, and there
needed to tide the specula clerk at twelve. At eighteen
difficult every year for the re State in theUnion, local re- were only a little over half a tors over, the trouble has I was in business for myself of capital at hand, never
making an expenditure reck
publican party to control turning boards assume to million, all told, from begin
been dissipated. It is the care and have kept my sign up ev
him. Thousands, as I have throw out certain precincts ning to the end of the war, ful, prudent way that makes er since. I should say that lessly, without reflection—
stated openly, vote the dem for alleged irregularities, and Our Northern brethren had a man master of the situa the average boy could take that is what constitutes true
ocratic ticket. Thousands do in that way often wrongs are nearly three million.?—about
a clerkehip at the age of 16 economy. It is not so much
tion—the controller instead
the amount paid out. as for
no not manifest interest en done. Representatives from five soldiers to every one of of the follower. This is true 01 18.
ough in an election to go to other States can speak for ours. It is astonishing how not only in business, but al Intelligence is a prerequi what purpose thatsum, how
the polls. He is growing their own sections: I only bad we did
hurt them so in politics, religion and site to success. One of the ever small, has been spent.
skeptical about certain pledg speak positively f o r my o w n . for they have now got every occupation in life.
wealthiest men in America re The great secret of success
es and promises which have It has been alleged that grave about as many invalids on A man should make it a cently said that he consider in practical economy lies in
been made and broken by the frauds were perpetrated in the rolls fis we had soldiers. point to save. What percen ed intemperance the greatest a careful consideration of
cause of poverty. It is a petty expenses, and a dis
political organization to the Second district, and yet Every rebel must have made
tage of his salary or income I great canse of poverty, buj tinction between what isjessen
which for so many years he it is a fact that the United one yankeesick besides what he should put aside it is diffi-1 the lack of intelligence couphas shown his loyalty. Wide States courts in that district he killed in battle. If I was cult to say. That shou'd be led wit-b the lack of industry tial and what is superfluous.
The smaller item shonld not
spread dissatisfaction exists have just adjourned without a yankee I would never brag governed by circumstances.
!S
j.
j.,, cause. There is a Widedrffer- >e undeserving of recogni
among the colored voters of finding a single bill of indict- any more. I'd be ashamed. u ,
the South to-doy. There nev ment. It is proper that I Two hundred millions a year, Men s surroundings are dirfer ©nee in men. Some men have tion."
ent, and a rule that one no more intelligence than a
er was a proposition as dear should state that both the oh my country!
ONE MILLION PROFIT.
could follow, another could I dumb animal, and it is with
Butldon't seehowthegovto the negro heart as the judge and district attorney
not. Judgement must beex- animals as men. Some are A cablegram from Lo idon
, we„ ^ most human in their intelli announces that the Okefer
Blair educational bill. The are republicans In other ernmenl, can pay that much.
jn myi
negro knows the power of ed States in the South the ne- W here is the money to come spending. It is safe to ad gence, and others are the *ee swamp in Georgia
ucation. He looked eagerly gro votes are suppressed un- from? Talk about free su- vise a young man to save all merest brutes, with only in Florida has been sold
to the great Republican par der the forms of law, and in gar or free anything else, he can, and he will find that stinct, and that of the lowest English syndicate. C
order, to direct them. The Cox, of this city and Ge
ty to redeem in honor and other sections still there is The plain truth is, the policy the saving of his first hun The intefigence of horses and M. Young purchased
good faith the pledge it had violence and stealing of bal- of the party is, to have no dred dollars will teach him dogs is often astonishing.
property, containing 1,1
I surplus in the treasury then
made in its platform at Chi lot boxes."
Close application isnecessa >00 acres, a short time
to save the second, and so
they will be opliged to have on, until he has laid the fonn ry in every business. If I did for 26 cents an acre, and
cago to extend national aid
The most delicate constitution
to the common school sys can safely use Dr. J. E. MCLEAN'* a protective tariff, a high dation of a fortune that may not give personal and closest was sold by them for $1
tention tor my business, I acre, a profit of more
tem of the country.
Tar wine Lung ualin , it is a sure tariff that will satisfy the by good management be could not hope to prosper. million 01 dollars. —As
When the news was flashed remedey for coughs, loss of voice, northeren manufactures and made a large one. A man's All are free and equal in this v .'lie Citizen.
and all throa t and lung diseases.
the woo! growers. The pen- health has much to do with country, and every man can
over the wires that the repub
lican party had won a great Life will acquire new zest, and I sions are to catch the votes his succeos in life, and it be- make himself what he will. The danp and decaying ve
cheerfnuiess rev urn, if Jyou will Lv« 4.1,~
1
J
VJu
victory, that both the execu impel your liver and, kidneys to 1 0 f the common people and hoovs him to look well after His mind directs his course tavion of reg'ons newly clee
in life. If he has the will pow of timber, expose to the rays
tive am^Htth||^^^anches the peribrmance of their funtions the protective tariff to catch his bodily condition. /lad er to adopt wise principles, the sun, is sure to bieeumale 1
l)i\ J. H. McLean's Chills
in DV. J. H. McLean's Liver and Kid the mannfacturers, and they health will deprive him of en success will come to him."
ney nalm will stimulate them to will control their workmen.
Fever
our
—ItusssL SAGE, in New York actionCure, by nr'M and gen
ergy. which he must use to
healthful action. #1.00 per botwill radically cure,
What is the use of any more achieve success. The young Herald.
went
,ecents a bottle.
J
�tain questions asked by $300 per. ounce. Wouldn't noir to interview Dr. J. M. j
BANNER II91ISE.
,,John", of Moretz Mills, of it be better for some of the Spaiuhour on the Indian
Mounds of the Yadkin and
1>. II. Dougherty, Editor.
iyour famous correspondent' great number of our young John's Rivei, of which the
J. R. PRITCHARD, PROPRIETOR.
R C. Rivers, Publisher.
1 Alexander Bill. Wouldn't men, who study Blackstone Doctor^ is .the custodian.—
Still On Hand With a TERMS $1.250 PER
I Sqecial arrange inert by the week
A DEMO* RA no family newspa he make a good preacher the great English law-giver. I Sick Headache ami a sensation
per devoted to the interests of though, if he just had reli to give their study to Miner- of o pressioa and dullness in the
or morth.
County, State and Nation. Pub gion enough? If the Repub ology. It would be nice, for 3 lea 1. a re v eily c* a n ;n 6: i ly pro- j
Nice line of
lished every Thursday at Boone, lican party hasn't repealed
ELK PARK, N. C,
duced l>y imiigjKtum.: morbid!
our mountains are full of despondency; irritability and
Watauga County, N.C.
6—26. 4 mo.
the revenue, reduced the tar minerals and they would over sensitivnes'.-> of the nerves
may. in a majority of cases, be
Th ursday, J uly 17th, 1890. iff or passed the Blair Bill, have no competition.
and don't intend to doeither! Thinking I might intrude traced to the same cause. Dr. J.
ell0
H. McLeans biver ami Kidney
In onr district, county con as Alexander Bill says, 1 upon your space or help to ualm and Billets will positively,
ventions are in order. Wilkes would like for that learned j fill the waste basket, no cure.
—1YEALEKS IN,—
lias instructed for Cowles. ru gentleman to tell us what is j more at present.*
M i " "Life o f tlie f l e s h is the Consisting, in part, of Boots, j
Shoes,
mor has it that Bower gets t o b e d o n e w i t h t h e b i g s u r - j
Yours for research, blood thereof;" pure blood means1
General Nerchandise,
heulthv fuM"h'onal activity and Dress Goods,
B. F. J. T. this hears with it the ertaauty
three townships in the upper plus in the U. S. Treasury
Notions,
We have now, on hand a
part of the county. Buvke that Mr. Cleveland left and
of quirk restoration from sick
tJXCLE SIEVE TALKS.
ness or accident. Dr. J. H. Mc
Hardware,
has been accumulating ever
complete line of
in her convention did not in
Lean's strengthening cordial and
Tinware,
struct her delegates who to since, I suppose, as no reduc
Blood Purifier gives pure rich
Groceries,
GENERAL MERCHAN
vote for for
Congress. tions have taken place that Editor Democrat:
blood, and vitalizes and strength
I am a reader of your paper ens the whole bodv. 1.00 per
Coffees,
we have heard of.
Graham's friends
claim
DISE.
Sugars,
17 of the 25 votes, while It is talked around out and feel great interest in bottle.
Tea,
NOTICE.
half is claimed for Bower, this way that some rich men your town for I used to trade
CONSISTING OF,
Rice,
Valuable Hotel Propei ty
and a good showing for belonging to a "trust" have there when old uncle Jorden
for Sale.
Cigars,
Cowles by the friends of the given our President a fine Councill kept goods at town,
[Dry Goods,]
By virtue of a decree of the
house at Cape May that is and he hauled them from
Cigarettes, etc.
latter named gentlemen.
[Notions,]
'worth $25,000, and that Mr. Charleston and Baltimore. Superior Court of Watauga
[Groceries,]
Much is being said about Harrison has gone there to Boone was just a little place County, made in the case of
L. I). Hargrave and others, Drugs & Medicines
[Shoes,]
the Prog; essive Farmer's at live in it, and that one Thos. then, only a few houses. I the undersigned, as com mis
[Hats,]
tack on Senator Vance. It B. Reed will run things at have not been to Boone in a sioner appointed by said
[Hardware,]
made an unfortunate hit Washington for him. Can long time, but I am coming Court, will sell at Blowing
in good variety. Also take
when it struck Vance. No Alexander Bill tell us how now pretty soOn. I see in Rock. N. C., on the 11th day
[Tinware,]
all kinds of
influence in opposition to this is. We enjoy his letters the DEMOCRAT chat you Mr. of August, 1890, on the prem
[Glassware,]
grand "Old Zeb" is strong and would like to hear from Editor, was having a tele ises, two lots or parcels of
land known as the Hargrave
graph line built from blow Hotel property, to the high
enough in N. C. to down him. him often.
[Crockery,]
Senator Vance is a power in I hear y r ou will have thete 1 - ing Rock to Boone so you est bidder, at. public auction.
[Medicines,]
N. C. because he lives in the egraph to Boone soon Mr. could get news quicker. Termr % cash the balance in
-ANDof which we are offering at
affections of the people, be Editor, and guess you can Well, when I was a boy it 6 and 12 months. Bond with
approved security for deferr
cause he has been their true give us the latest news and would take a letter nearly a
Title'retainedun
month to come from New ed payments.money is payed.
and tried friend. He has lots of it then.
til purchase
stood between his people
SUBSCRIBER. York to Councill's store, now This is a delightful property,
Boone, and now they say it well situated at one of the
and their enemies and gave
We also take in exchange
only takes three days, and m ost popular su mmer resorts And country produce in ex- for goods,
Sands, N. C.
blow for blow in defense of
July 15. that you wanted it to come in the State. Sold for parti chahge for goods. Gent's
his people. Vance has spent
E. E. LOVILL, COM. furnishing goods, such as,
Wheat,
sooner than that and I heard tion
thirty years oi his life in de Ed i tor Democra t:
dress shirts, (both laundried
This July 8th 1890.
Corn,
Not seeing anything on them say that the telegraph
fense of the people of North
Rye,
and unlaundried.) Collars.
Carolina. No wonder the metals I will give your read would bring it in three min
Oats,
Cuffs, Slips, and in fact, al
people of his state love to ers some of the teachings of utes or less time. But you
Chicken
most any thing-needed in that
Eggs,
honor him, no wonder he pop mineralogy. Probably nine was'nt satisfied with that
line.
&etc,
ular with the honest people ty nine out of a hundred, if and your people are making
I am now ready to
of N. C. and the whole Sonth asked to name the most sidewalks out of sawed lum a nice selected stock of show you
SO GIVE US A CALL.
standard
land. He is a friend and precious metal, would men ber all over town. I saw a prints, Indigo Blue, Simpson's
great champion of the right. tion gohl first; platinum man from there the other Blacks, Dress ginghams, Biswic
He is the pet of the people. next, silver third, a few da3 T and he said that every suiting, Challies cashmeres, and
brocaded goods with the liesfclot
May the 15th. 1890.
He is North Carolina's gi:at- might add meal and allum- man in town could go to of 10 cts worsteds on the market.
church every Sunday morning Ladies' white dresc goods, cross
nium to the list. Let us see
est son.
Ready-Made Clothing from 8
how near the truth they and not get hisshoesmuddy. bar Ha.nibuig Oriental lace, rib
T|e Celebrated Nissen
to 25 dollars per suit. We
It is a matter of the great would be. Gold is worth-on And the boys are kept off the bons, gloves, Indus' and misses'
hoes, corsets and corset jea1 , handle only first class goods,
est interest, that the Alli ly about $240 per. pound streets and every thing else, Damask table cloths, lace sc-im
WAGONS,
ance people of N. C. and all platinum $130 per pound, and they say there has not and cieton goods, silk thread, and will guarantee prices as BUGGIES, OPEN AND TOP,
over the South are halting and silver $12 per pound. been a flea in town this sum button hole twist. Jeans cloth low as any other merchant PLATFORM SPRING HACKS,
irom 12% to 75 cts per yard, who handles the same grade
about stepping into the po Nieal is quoted at about 60 mer.
Hats and shoes
of goods.
Pheatons, Road Carts,
litical trap set for them by cents, Alluminium at about Me and the old woman are
HARDWARE.
the republicans. The plan $8 per. pound though it is going to the reunion at in the greatest abundance, such
<£etc. &etc., for sale by VV. D.
fixed was to have the Alli getting cheaper, when first Blowing Rock. We want to as hoes, plows, clevises, grass
Clarke, Blowing Rock, N. C.
ance in each county to hold discovered it sold for $90 per. see the old boys get together rods, heel holts, horse shoes end
8@"The above named vehic
Table cule -y
a convention and nominate pound. It is the most plen andh»ar them talk about nails. files, rim knot hinges,ham
les will be sold cheap for cash
mers,
ocks, butts
a full Alliance ticket, there tiful of all the metals and the war. The old woman is and screws. Coffin goods, silveror traded in exchange for
good young horses or cattle.
by splitting the democratic the discovery was the dawn going to kill a fat turkey mounted handles, screws hinges
Come and examine them.
vote. The Alliance people of a newage. Thestone age, and bake some nice cakes and ornaments. A very fine lot of
Goods at almost your own 4. 24.
QUEENS-WARE
are composed of both demo the copper age, the bronze and we are going to take
I run in connection
and plates, price.
crats and republicans and it age, the iron age, the better our rations with us and are Gold band china, teasglass-ware,
bowles and pitchers,
J. B. HOPKINS,
with my other business, a
is understood that it was refined steel age have all expecting to have a good old lamps etc. GROCERIES. Extra
non-political and would re passed and now we have the fashioned time.
C sugar 12 lbs for $1. Gol
DEALER IN
den drip syrup, rice and spices.
main so. It would be an un dawning of the Aluminium There are many things Mr.
usual thing for us to have age. Aluminium will not Editor I would like to write Oils, tanner's and engine; tur
pentine. Just received 500
men nominated for public r ist, is s-usceptible of any to you about, but I will wait galltns stone-ware, crocks,
office for all men to votefor, coh r desirable but owing til I go to the reunion, then churns, jars jugs etc. Give
by a political secret organi to the limited number of ways we will stop at the DEMOCRAT me a call. Resp. I. D. TAYLOR.
GAP CREEK, N. C.
zation with closed doors and of manufacturing it is high, office and see the boys work
TAKE THE
DRY GOODS,
a sentinal on the out side, but ere long all of our awhile.
And we are not
for the Alliance will become bridges, steam engines, in going to forget to bring you
which we think is equal to
GROCERIES,
a secret political organiza fact, everthing now made a dollar for your paper
any in the county, and we
GOING
tion, whenever it goes into of steel will be made of Alum- another year it just suits me
BOOTS & SHOES
guarantee our prices as low
the nomination of candi i lium. It is found in our and editors must live.
West and Northwest as any in the
&C., &C,
Good bye,
date for public office. We fi jest clay in abundance.
UNCLE STEVE.
For Cash or Produce
are proud the Alliance has
Yet there are finer and
Emigrants going to any of the
level headed men.
At Remarkably Low Prices!
rarer metal less known. Mr. James Mooney. of the V estern States or Territories
Taking them in alphabetical National Bureau of Ethnol W'LL save time and money going
Virgil, N.C. order, Barium sefis for $975 ogy at Washington, has been via. Chicago and Alton route,
Goods First Class.
July 12. per. pound, calcium is worth in Morganton this week gath- t is the quickest route to
erng data for a h"s ory of KANSAS CITY, DENVER, Also furnish transportation to
Editor Democrat,
jewe er.
over $1,800, cerium cost $1, the Cherokee Indians.
panties wanting the same with a
PUEBLO,
He
Not seeing anything from 920. These look like fabu had a long inter view with Col. And all points in Idaho, Wash safe driver and with as good a
Watches repaired and all
section of the country lous prices but they don't Thomas, the famous "white
ington, Oregon, Utah
turnout as can be found in the kinds of work in tliislineexe.
and California.
valuable paper for reach the highest. Crominia chief" of that triue, who is
county.
For the next
cuted promptly.
eoefined : u the Weste n Asy Finest ai d Best Equipped
ie, I am induced to reaches $2,100 per. pound,
iw lines. The health cobalt about half the price lum at this place. Col. Thom
Road in the West.
as is 87 years of age, but bis
btion has improved of silver, did.ynium is about on many subjects is dear, Only l:ne running Solid Vest1"i. Crop prospects $10 cheaper per. pound than and his wonderful memory b.iled trains between St. Louis
City.
ry good, as to corn calcium $1,680 per. pound. is stil! unimpaired No man and KansasChair ca- s and TourRe< uing
We will make special prices, for
k wheat. Wheat and The
Vanderbilts
with in ihe stale has had a more 'st Sleepers free of extra charge. cash, on all goods. Returning
romantic career than Col. I will meet parties at any railjry sorry.
their #200 million could buy
HNation
hive had the warmest 315 tons of gold and have Thomas, who while the cho ; oadbaggagewi. h through tickets our thanks for past patronage
c »ecks.
we will, as heretofore, still con
sen chief and counselor of the r id
so far ever known in something left, but they j
Cherokees, was time and a- deFor fu 1 information,maps arid tinue to furnish you good «. oods
eriplve pamphle.s of the
Ititude. Mercury has could not buy mo ethan two
and at as low prices as can be NIW HOWie 5IWIN6 MACHINf C? .ORANCEpM/\W
is high as 88 in June ton of gallium, that rare gaiu sent by the white citi West write to or call 011
ound.
Truly yours,
zens
"SSBSS^S!^
IL A. NEW LAND.
[ill likely beat that in metal being worth $3,250 olinaof Western North Car
S7.L0UIS.M0.
OALLAS.TEX
as their representative
Traveling Passenger Ago..
lonth.
per. ounce troy weight. in the Legislature at Raleigh. 19 Patton Ave., Asheville, N.C.
W. L. Bryan. Cox and Hart, NatbaiLCreek
iwere very mnch inter- There are twenty other Mr. Mooney left here for Le- J. CHARLTON, G. P. A
Chicago, ll1.
in the answer to eer-| metals worth from $150 to I Morganton Herald.
The Watauga Democrat,
W.L. ERYAN,
General
Merchandise, ^ ^ A & Co<
ROOTS
HERBS, Lowest Prices,
C. D. TAYLOR
Valle Orudis N c
JUST IN
S. F. LENOIR & GO.,
For Gash, You Can Have
Hotel and Feed GENERAL MERCHANDISE
STABLE,
Ghicago and Alton R. R,
COUNTY.
L
60 DAYS
�the proprietors of the Blow add the hope that this step have not got the time to do 1
ing Rock Hotel, was in town forward will be only a fore s o . b u t w i l l g i v e t h e b e e r s a -j
ft?
TO THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT: Monday. He said just one
taste of greater things to loun keeper a few dry jerks
-0
O
1 copy 1 year
$ 1.00 year ago be had 20 guests, come. J. B. Clarke, Mayor. soon. Success to the DEMO
1 " 0 months
50 now he has 60.
It was answered and sever
BSTJACOB. WIKE, A. B., PRIX, IPALjY I
CRAT.
BLUE MUD. J
1 " 8 months
85 —Hon. J. S. Richardson
al more weie clicked off.
Opens June 9th, 1890. The course THOROUGH, with
ADVERTISING RATES.
I Ex-Member of Congress from Here is one of them:
special advantages to those wishing to prepare for
ti
THIS AND THAT.
1 inch 1 week...
...ft .75 S. C. and family arestopping Lenoir. N. C. July 14th
ling Greek, Latin, German, Higher Mil them a tics, Na ural
1 44 1 month
. 1.75 at the Coffee Hotel, on their
Sciences, Penmanshiv, Short-hand etc., and arrangements
D. B. Dougherty.
1 4 3 44
3.00
1>e made for those desiring music. B@*Tiiirion from .75
44 0
44
Boone, N. C. The following officers were
! way to the Bromine Arsenic
1
5.00
4 1 year
elected at last to. Alliance:
I'" 1
tin- pun.-iiml at s.:io, s. i
The Topic embraces the
1 *
7.00 Springs in Ashe.
.* DEMOCRAT and begs to share J. E. Finley, Pres., Wm.
1 column 1 week
9.00
W B. COUNCILL, JR.
44
1 44 1 month
13.50 —Mr. B. J. Councill has its joy over the completion Vuncanon. V.ce Pres., W. W.
YEW ROODS!
44
1
3
25.00 worked a squad of hands for of the telegraph line to
ATTORNEY AT LA .v.
44
44
1
6
37.50 Ithree aavs this week making Boone. May it be the fore Presnell, Sec., D. F. Baird,
B@~CHEAP«l
44
1
1 year
50.00 side walks. He has finished runner of a speedy comple Treas., Rev. David Greene, j J u!y4tli891y. Boone, N. C.
tion of a railroad to Watau Chaplain, W. S. Farthing,
Entered at the Postofficeat a nice plank walk from the ga.
W. W. Scott, Jr. Lect., J. C. Ray, Asst. Lect. W. C. NEWLAND,
I
Boone. N. 0., as second-class Episcopal church to the post
fibi-uiiuuil u i m u u i u r
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Mr. Harper had to leave W. 1). Norris Door Keeper
mail matter.
office.
BLOWING ROCK, X. C
Lenoir, N.C.
Monday evening and no and John C. Brown, Business
June 27. 88 ly.
—On last Thursday night operator had yet come. Mr. Agt. J. C Ray was chosen
We have, and will keep on
LOCAL NEWS.
Mr. A. G. Grayson, of Trade, J. E. Finley was in town and
hand all kinds of goods that
a delegate to state Alliance
J. C. FLETCHER,
Tenn., accompanied by a
our customers need, and will
all though he had not work which will meet in Asheville,
—Neal Crisp will teach a large delegation of the breth
—ATTORNEY AT LAW—
ed in an office for 15 years 12th of August. W. S. Far
five months school beginning ren of Snow Lodge, came oN. C. NOT BE UNDERSOLD BY
ver and organized a lodge of manipulated the key equal thing with others madegood SUGAR GROVE
in Aug. at Deerfie Id.
Will practice in Watauga and Any regular business mer
Odd Fellows in the Masonic
—Mr Henry Coffey and Hall. There were thirty two to an expert. Mr. Laurie speeches on best methods of adjoining counties.
chant in the county. Our
Hill, of Elk Park, arrived keeping up the public roads.
son Laura nee, of Colletsville, members initiated.
goods are all fresh and new
Tuesday and will operate The prevailing sentiment SCOTT A E11V1N,
spent Sunday in town.
and are as good as can be
—Our county seems to be for the company and set to be that the roads ought
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
—Miss Ada Shuford, of on a mineral boom. The fol type for the DEMOCRAT . The to be worked partly by taxa
bought. Give us a call, get
Hickory N. C. is visiting Miss lowing mineral men have company wish to express tion and partly by personal
Lenoir, N. C. prices and buy your sugar,
coffee, flour,
es fiettie and Maggie Coffey. been in the county during their thanks to their Blow service. The discussion of
bacon,lard,
T. R. FINLEY,
—"1he surest road to un- the last week: Mr. Maxwell, ing Rock friends and Maj. and the needed amendments to
syrups, molasses,
ATT0 R NEY • AT-LA W,
happiness, is to be always of Koxville Tenn., Win. Cox G. F. Harper, of Lenoir, for the public school law wasdesoda, starch,
of Lenoir N. C., Mr. Ruinsev, valuable assistance rendered fered till next county meet
Wilkesboro, North Carolina
thinking about yourself."
of Knoxville Tenn., accom them in the building of the ing as was the reconsidera
canvassed hams,
—We regret to hear that
E.F. LOVILL
panied by a gentleman from line.
confections etc.,
tion of the sub-treasury bill.
Miss Ida Hardin is quite
ATTORNEY AT I AW,
sick. For her we hope a spee Michigan.
The Secretary's reportshows
Boone X. C.
dy recovery.
Mr. T. W. Ingle, of Blow
LLNVILLE DASHES.
a total membership of 711; July 4th, '89—1 y
—Mrs. James H. Hardin ing Rock, wishes to correct On Saturday we had an add 539 males, over 21 years old,
1 ban they can be bought in
DR. L. C. REEVES.
and family, of North Fork, an error that occured in the enda to the glorious fourth, 19 under 21 years and 153
the county. ESPECIALLY do
are visiting relatives near 7opic of July 3rd. He says by the setting of Mr Loven's females. Two Alliances sent PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
we invite the ladies to give us
that he claims all the honor
town.
Office at Residence. .
due him for opening a beei barn on fire by a careless no reports, and only those
a call and examine our full
Boone, N. C
—Mrs. Finley, daughter and saloon in that town am boy, who was an ardent lov that have paid their quarter
line of Spring and Summer
two grand-children, of Wilkes wishes to announce that it is er of Chinese fire crackers. ly dues are reported to July 4. 89.
Dresss goods.
boro, are stopping at the Thornton Ingle instead of "He didn't know it was load
county Alliances. There are W. B. COUNCILL, M. I).
Notions, notions, to please
Coffee House.
"Thornwell" Ingle as was
ed won't do so any more." probably 850 members in
the most fastidious of our fair
Boone, N. C.
stated by that paper.
—For the cheapest and
The fire was put out before the county,
Ihe^ I iesident j Resident Physician. Office friends during the summer.
best lines of shoes ever offer
Notice. Owing to a it had made head-way.
has issued orders for a call on King Street north of Post You shall be pleased in qual
ed for sale in this county call change to take place in our
ity and prices.
on W. L. Bryan.
business soon, we earnestly To-day we came near hav meeting- for 15th of Aug. Office.
ing a serious fire.
A. S. The call meeting will be June 12 88. 1 v.
—Att'y. W. 11. Lovill, of request every-body who are
We are Located in the
Johnson city, spent a night indebted to us either by note Church's plaining-mill build composed of the same dele W.J. HUNSUCKER BROS.
or account to come forward ing caught on fire, but, fortu gates that composed the
at his father's, E. F. Lovill
. MOOIiE BUILDING,
at once and make settlement nately, it was just noon when last, and all members of
last week.
On Main Street, and are ever
Ilrlck Layers and Plasterers
as we are bound to ha ve our
ready to give our customers
—Old Mrs. Layell, who lived money. All outstanding bus* the men had gathered in sub-alliance's in good stand
near this place, died Monday iness must be closed up, so for dinner and was soon put ing will be admitted. The are prepared to do all work prompt attention. Orders
Origin
unknown, session will be held in the in their line on short notice. by mail promptly fillled. Do
at the great age of 116 corne on.—Yours Truly out.
ALL work guaranteed and
Perhaps the oldest person in May 8th 1890^ Shell &Mast. probably the fire had burned academy at Boone.
Prices reasonable. For pri not tail to give us a trial,
the state.
several hours before
it The writer, after preaching
ANNOUNCEMENT.
ces etc., address us at Con- and ire are sure of your trade
in a
blaze. at Shull's Mills last Sunday over, N. C.
-Mrs. Ann Under wood of Mo. To the voters of Watauga broke out
Nov. 7th, ly. thereafter.
is visiting her relatives in County. I hereby announce We had a very heavy at 1 P. M., at the residence
With many thanks for past
the county. She is a daugh myself a candidate for the of shower of rain and hail on of G. W. Bobbins joined Miss
patronage, and an earnest
ter of John Shearer and her fice of Sheriff. I will cheerfully Sunday morning.
Bet tie Ray and J. P. Rob- J. <1. WILCAR,
appeal for a continuation >i
abide the action of the Con I discovered a few Coloro- bins in the bonds of matri
mother was a Farthing.
DENTIST, the same in the future, we re
vention, and if I am nomina
—Prof. Francum's school ted 1 will use all lawful means do potato bugs on my pota mony. The attendents were ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA. main, Respectfully.
to vines yesterday. It is so G. W. Bobbins and wife, Dr. Offers his professional services
McLENDON & MOORE.
closes to-morrow. The Prof, to secure my election.
late in the season that Phipps and wife and young to the people of Mitchell, 4. 24, 6 mo.
THOMAS WARD.
has had a very good school
the few will not do much Mr. Calloway and sister. Watauga and adjoining coun
•nd has given perfect sat
harm, but those few must be G. W. Robbins and wife ties. PfcjT" No bad inateial used
TAX NOTICE.
isfaction.
and all work guaranteed.
Notice is hereby give n to destroyed or they will do treated us all to an excellent
Mav 11 v.
—Mr. Gray, of Virginia,
all perons that I now have much mischief next year dinner.
passed through town last the town tax-books, w itli or Linville, July 7. J. S, W.
—A NOE. S. BlecLlmrn.
Last Thursday was public J. F. Morphew.
Marion, N. C.
Jeffer on, N. C.
keek with a fine drove of ders to collect at once. All
KNOCKED OUT!
examination of the teachers
milch cows for the /flowing taxes that are not payed by
MORPHEW & BLACKBURN
Green Hill, July 14 at the court house, and 11
J. P. HEXSOX. DARK RIDGE,
the tenth day of Aug. will be
Bock hotel.
Editor Democrat.
applicants were present, to
N. C..
ATTTORNEYS AT LAW.
collected as the law directs
—Mrs. Maggie Boyden So please come forward and I have failed to keep up 9 of whom certificates have Will practice in the courts is just receiving a largestoek
and children of Salisbury N. save cost and trouble.
the news of /flowing Rock as been issued and of the 9. of Ashe, Watauga and Mitch
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
two obtained first grades. ell counties, also in the Fed
0., arrived Tuesday evening Respectfully, N. N. COLVARD,
promised to do in the
L W. T. eral courts of the Disfc.. and which will be sold for Cash or
MARSHAI spring, but the failure was
: to spend the summer at Mrs.
country produce at prices
Hoyden's father, Dr. oouncaused
by my
moving Take one of Dr. McLean's Lit Supreme Court of the State. never before heard of. Give
cill.
Everybody was expect rom /flowing Rock to this tle Liver and Kidney Pillets at Collection of claims solicited. him a call,
night before you go to bed and Aprl, 10.
apr 26 ly.
—Mr. Thomas Hardin, of ing the telegraph to have place. If your readers want you will be surprised how buoy
been finished Saturday even to see the best roads and ant and vigorous you will feel the
Ashe county and MissChanie
next day. Only 25 cents a vial.
Money to loan.
/frown, daughter of Joseph mg, and quite a crowd were one of the grandest views
v com
anxiously waiting fo
in Western N. C. send them There are many accidents and Persons wishing to bor
/frown of this county, were
A. P. SMITH,
munication to the outside to this place. It is situated diseases which affect Stock and row money, who can seou.e
married on last Monday.
Successor To
world. Mr. Harper left a near \ Blowing Rock and cause serious inconvenience and it by mortgage on good real
loss to the farmer in his work,
—Mr. R. L. Councill and squad of men putting up
Smith & Miller,
was formerly known as the which may be quickly remedied esti ite, r-a n be a ecom m od a ted
:ife, we are informed, will the wire, and he went to
by the use of Dr. J. H . McLean's by applying to
Wallace Estes place, but is
f N. G.
Volcanic Oil Liniment.
J.F. Spa i nil our, Boone X. C., HALE,
iRurn to their native homes work to adjust the battery
'
ke.
now known as the Green
or A. J. Criteller, Horton X. C.
To the people of Watauga.
leaven blessed Watauga and *'clickers" so a s to be
Hill
Improvement
Co.'s North Carolina,!
4. 24.
I am situated at the Ford of Elk
Lray they have a safe return. ready when the wire come, property. The company is Watauga Co. jSup'r. Court.
Mitchell county, with a full line
—Mr. Alexander Hagaman. but to everybody's disap nown as Harper, BarnJames H. Gwvn
of General Merchandise, such as
of our merchants, has pointment the wire rolled off lard & Co. They expect to
vs.
Dry Goods,
Thos. E. Teegarden
icpn very ill for some time, the reel on the second pole Duild a hotel between the
Groceries,
|Ct we hope to see him on from the office and the thing Yadkin and
New River Let the de.endeut in the above
CRESTON
Queens ware,
pr) streets again before man v was out for there was not a springs at an early date, entitled action take noticeatthat
Glassware,
he is requested to appear
the
piece of wife nearer than et me say we wont be be- next term of the Superior court
Hardware,
cysostl "Some-where be- Blowing Rock. Mr. Harper lind if we are at the back end to be held for Watauga county
Candies,
on the 4th Monday in August
and Patent Medicines.
Jn sun-rise and sun-set, returned Monday morning of Blowing Rock.
o answer or demur the the comWhen you are on your way to
\r golden hours, set with with wire and soon had the We haven't got a beer sa- p'aint of the plaintiff which will
connection and called Blow oon to De deviled with, and be fi'ed the fiist three days ofthe
r diamond minutes. No
te* m >1 an acJon of debt for ' he
- - - PARK
lird is offered, for they are ing Rock and the following don't want any. We were recovey of th.ee hundred dol- I have on hand vehicles of ELK
message, the first over the sorry that the town commis lars due by no^e with incest onr own make, and more in
forever."
Give me a call, as I am able :o
line came:
sioner of Blowing Rock let it being or the pu; c.iase rot uey process of manufacture. All I duplicate any bills sold there.
-It is reported that an
ot land. svuaved . said . county, for sale a t verv close pi ices—j
, , i . .. hi , ,
.
ther homicide occurred at Blowing Rock, July 14th the "devil's agent" open a
My goods are bought for CAS i
t ta ke "
W. C. Coffey, Mayor.
.w are .ads to apnea** of *5 qnality consideed.^ Repairli
akersville. A man by the
>eer saloon in spite of their that
and
•
j
and I sell for the same.
Boone, N. C. aw. But perhaps the agent arswe • or demur the comula'at, , ' ' v/'0u !I11 1 . f°
a j
ftme of Burleson was killed
Hoping to satisfy you in goods
Green. We have not Allow me to congratulate will get justice soon or late. the ielief therein asked w7! be npfciulitx. 1. jpectfull\,
here:n
prices etc. 1 am Respecfully,
you and your people on the
1 nomas J. Lilh d.
g/anteu.
\ard the particulars.
would like to say a great J. B. Todd, C. S. C.
completion of the telegraph
Surviving Partner.
A. P. SMITH.
—Mr. Robt. Gray, one of line to your town, and to deal upon this subject, but E. F. Lovill, Att'y for Plt'ft'.
tf.~May 3rd.
Feb. 6. Gmo.
SUBSCRIPTION RATE E
^cLenoon & Moon
Cheaper
ROCK BOTTOM STRUCK
Worth & Lillard,
�L
The Watauga Democrat
1). B. Dougherty, Editor.
R C. Rivers, Publisher.
Christ did not spend his
life in trying not to do wrong
He was too full of the earn
est love and longing to do
right—to do His Father's
will. Phillip Brooks.
DID YOU KNOW
gone to work and put it in
shape. If he is not willing
to serve the people we want
to know it.
MORAVIAN FALLS,
Coughs and cokls come unin
vited. but you can quickly get
i*id of these, wilh a few doses of
nr. J. H. McLean's Tar wine Lung
Balm.
Fargo, N. A. July 7.
Terrible [and devastating
tornado swept across North
Dakota at 2 o'clock this
morning, and a strip of ter
ritory a mile in width, ex
tending from this city east
and west for a distance of
100 miles is laid waste. In
this city alone 7 were killed
outright and a score or
more injured.
Doc Waller an aged man
living with Mr. Jacob Graybeal, who lives between this
town and Dresden was found
dead in bead on Friday
morning.
The old gentle
man had been sick for some
time with flux, but on that
night was thought to be
some better. He was of Ger
man descent.—JeffersonOptxc
MEN WE NEED.
Mr. Spnrgeon, in his alma
nac says: "We need, now-a*
days, upright men in down
right earnest, who say what
they mean, and mean what
they say. Cheating in trade,
cheating in relig'on, cheatin in talk, must not be put
up with any longer. Old fa
ther Honesty is the man for
our money. None of your
painting and gilding; give
us the real thing. There
would be a grea t fall in sheep
skins if all the wolves were
stripped; but stripped they
ought to be, the rascals!
Let each one of us begin to
mend the world by pntting
off every bit of sham that
we may have had about us.
off with the trumpery and
finery of pretense. Show
smoke frock or the fustian
jacket, and the clump boots,
and don't be ashamed."
The Pogressive Farmer,
the Alliance organ, has this
to say about
Senator
Vance's card we published
last week. Whether it rep
resents the great body of Al
liance men or not, we know
not, however the farmers
have never had a better
friend than Vance and we
think they have wisdom enough to appreciate him.
"Senator Vance may have
underestimated the strength
of the Alliance. Men living
right here in the state have
done this. He may thinA
he can ignore its demands,
but he will find it to contain
more than 4 -one-third" of
the backbone of the state.
Senator Vance is a brainy
man, but we contend that
the thousands of Alliance
men in North Carolina know
a thing or two. He would
have us beleivethat'heknows
more tjian the hundreds of
i n tel1 i gent f a r m ers
f ro m
twenty-three states that met
in St. Louis last September.
The farmers -of N. C. pay
Senator Vance. Itishisbusiness to work for them.
Whether the measure is consttutional or not, he should
do it, and if the bill is not in
proper shape, he should have
BEAD THIS.
All persons indebted to
me, either by note or ac
count for medical services,
or for merchandise are earn
estly requested to come for
ward and make prompt set
tlement as I am compelled
to have my money. I have
waited long and patiently,
as my friends well know, and
now, that I am forced to
call on them, I hope they
will respond promptly to my
request. 1 have made a
change in my business and
must therefore close up all
past transactions, Persons
failing to make settlement
by Oct 1st. 1890 will find
their accounts in the hands
of an officer for collection,
Any person desiring can pay
their accounts due me, to T.
J. Coffey&llro. whose rceipt
will be accepted by me.
The firm of Phillips &Son.
now carry a first class line
of general merchandise which
will be sold as cheap as
goods of the kind can be
sold, and it will be to the in
terest of the public to call
and examine our stock be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Thanking my friends for
past favors and soliciting
your future patronage 1 re
main very truly yours.
J. B. Phillips.
Sugar Grove, N. C. July 8.
-o-
HARDTIMES
ATH. C MARTIN
MONEY"
THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR.
When you come to Elk
They are now receiving Park get started off Just I am pleased to announce to the public that I have just rece" ed
Right, by going straight to a large assortment oi general merchandise. I have an endless \Fresh consignments of sea
riefcy of d*-ess goods, 5000 yds of calico,"from 6 to 7 & 8 cts. G • gJones & Vances ham, 9, 10, and llets, satine, 10 and 12, worsted, 10 to 15, bla kt
sonable goods and
You WILL MISS IT
If you buy your goods
Before exam ininig
Their stock and
PRICES.
OF GOODS.
CLOTHING
&&-CALL AND SEE THEMEmbracing all the choice
Blowing Rock, N. C.,
styles in makes and fabrics,
June 25, 7890. which will go DIRT CHEAP
NOW COMPLETE
.0.
1 have recently refilled my
store[building with a full and
complete line of the choicest
Come and see our fiine line of
Gents, Ladies, Misses and
Childrens fine
cas'mere, double width. 35cts.,"tar.-acotta, 35cts., jeans, 15, P~*.
and 40cts. and up. My stock of ribbons is complete in colors and
prices. Ladies casiraere gloves,30 and 35 cts., paper 5cts, perquire, envelopes, the same, Suspenders, 10, 15, 20 & 30cts. My
line of notions and jewelry is fine. HARDWARE! Farmers Friend
plows and repairs always on hand. Oliver chilled points, No 20,
shovel and bull tongue plows. Best pitch-forks on the market.
Gias scathes, grain blades and whetstones. Hoes, nails glass
and lantern globes alwaj's on hand at lowest cash prices. I am
also an agent for a large wall-paper infg. Co., and promise you the
best paper at the lowest price. I am also'general agent for a large
paint mfg. Co. I wifl sell my^new goods at reduced rates to cash
buyers this spring and summer. You will all do well to call and
examine my new goods and low prices before buying. I have a
fine lot of shoes, ladies and gents. I will want and endless amt,
of young chic :en8, eggs and C 903 YSLLOW fresh butter at good
prices. A^so Roots and herbs taken in exchange for goods.
So everybody come and get baigains arid be happy.
Yours anxious to please.
Lift.
DOUGHERTY BROS.
un
Breech loading double shot gi
:le
18 to $50, single breech loa de
loaders
$4 to $12, breech 'oadingriflesj$3
to $15, Double barrel Muzzle load
ing shot guns $5..50 to $20, re
peating Hides,16 shooter, $10 to
$30; Revolve-s$ 1 to $20. send 3
cts. for Mamoth illustrated catalogue NO. 40. Address GREAT WEST
ERN GUN WORKS, Pittsburg, P8.
Oas of tkf
BESTaT»l- .
tecspf
la
the warld. Oar
nnaqualed, and to introduc. our
•uperisr good, wa will eondraaa
loom raaaoa In aaeh locality,
aa abort. Only tfcaaa who writ,
to ua at onca can mak. rate of
the chance. All yon hare to dala
raturn !• to show oar gaada to
thoee who eoll—roar neigh bore
and thoee around yon The bogtmniag of thia adrertlaaraaat
ahowe the email and of lbs ulogtrae the appearance of It ndaeed to
fh. fiftieth part of Ita balk. It la a grand, doubloatoa telaaeoM, it lirri at it eaty to eatry. Wt will alt©thow yw how row
•an make from OS tos1 fh • day at laaat, from the etart.wllhaat experience Better write at onea We pay all eapraaa charge#.
Addreee. H. HALLETT A CO., Box 8BO, POkTLikD.
a o t
b u
c ? all kinds, and quail ties, L'nsevs
of the very best quality, F" le
dress goods, such as: Henietta
cloth, also tine k», which w:ll be
sold at the lowest price ever
bought at in Watauga County.
HEADY MADE CLOTH
ING A SPECIALTY.
We have an immense stock of Dry
Goods Groceries, Notions, Confectionaries, And a nice line of Hats
Caps, Boots, Shoes, and an e
normous stock of Hardware, con
sisting of, Plows, Hoes, Plane bits,
& etc., & etc.
All the above will be soid cheap.
We buy live stock, Horses, Mules,
Cattle,^ and Sheep. Cbme and see
us.
We will do you right.
both pocket an 1 ta ble, Scythes E. H Dougherty Brother,
And snaths, butts and screws,
Mast, N. C
cross-cut and hand sa ws, all o
which will be s^ld
Remarkably Low.
You are cordially invited
to examine our immense
stock of goods we feel sure
we can suit you in prices,
styles etc.
JBS'Prompt attention giv
en to all Mail Orders.
Yours Respc't.
Jones Vance,
May the 1st, 1800.
£
J. M. DOUGHERTY.
E. H. DOUGHERTY. *
SHOES! SHOES 11
goods ever brought to the
County. Consisting of wors They have a complete line
teds, ginghams, cashmeres, of Henrietta cloth, cashmeres
lawns, muslins, and, in fact, ginghams, prints, lawns,
any thing you wish in thelhie
of ladie's dress goods. I am muslins, laces, ribbons etc.
also to the front with a full
line of Groceries. Sugar coffee Their stock of Groceries is
rice, molasses flour, bacon,
etc. etc. HARDWARE . In this full to overflowing and of the
line I am sure to please you. very best quality, consitingof
Hammers, Saws, Files, Chis Flour,
els. Horse-shoes and nails.
Glass-ware,
Queens-ware, Bacon,
Lard,
Cutlery, both table and pock
et. 1 wish to thank my paCoffee,
tvons for past favors, and
Sugar,
hope to merit the same in the
Rice,
future by dealing fairly wiih
Teas,
them, and by selling them
Cigars,
goods as cheaply as theyj
Cigaretts,
can be bought on this mar
ket.
Resp. W. B. Baird, Cheroots etc.
4. 24.
Vahe Crucis, N. C.
R HI
«S !|free. Groceries, Hardware, QueensGoldHoi Id
W»tch|
wure. Glassware & etc. Cutlery,
Worthi SIOO.OO. Uectfttt
Uectftf
etch in th« world. P.rfecl
4
WILL W. HOLSCLA W.
7he public
respectfu"y invited
We defy competition
SPUING & siiMEit quality, prices and styles. on to examineisour compileWorsteds
fine of
Dry Goods, such as :
Watauga connt.y, N C. on the 2nd
dry of Aug., 1890, and an
swer or demur to the com
plaint in said action, or the
plaintiff will apply to the
court for the rel.ef demanded
in said complaint. This June
20 '90. D. B. Dougherty, J. P.
They have got the bigest
stock in town, and always
As lQw prices as anybody, They have just received an
and can't be beat m quality elegent line of
r
to secure the payment of f 150.00, due by n-jte, subject to
certain credits. Tne defend
ant is requested to appear at
m v office, in the town of Boone
General store and bay every
thing you need from them.
sell a little lower than
the lowest
THEY GUARANTEE
r
cou -t in Watauga County, N. c ,
Highest market price paid for all kinds country produceROOIS AND HERDS A SPECIAL1Y.
Write him for a list of Roots, Herbs, and prices.
4. 24.
COW
&
SOLID OOLD
D..L LODLOO'.WD
The defendant above nam
ed will take notice that an ac
tion entitled as above has
b^en commenced in a justices
that will Surprise you.
YOU(AN BUYSOME
NOTICE.
By virtue of a decree of
the Superior court of Watauga[county, N. C., the under
signed as [commissioner will
sell to the highest bidder at
the court house door in the
town of Boone, on the .25th.
day of August 1890 it beingMonday of the fall term of
the court, the following de
scribed tract of land lying
on the waters of North Fork
of New river on the north
east side of Elk Knob at the
base of said knob adjoining
the lands of the William Horton sugar camp tract, con
timekeeper. Warranted h«ry,
hunting
taining 75 acres more or less,
fBotta ladle.' and gents eixea,
with work, end caeaa of
and being the land belong
equal ealue. Oira rxMOk la
eech locality can eeenre one
ing to the !freii*s of Nathan
free, together with oar largo
id Taluablellnoofllouaehold
ipleo. Theee eamplee, ae wall
Horton
deceased. Terms
u the watch, are free.
All the work pom
la
ehow what wa tend yon
one fourth cash on day of need doandtonaighbor* and thoaa aboutto thoee who call—yoar
friend,
yon—that alwaye reenlta
In ralnabla
forne,
sale and the balance to be and tbne watraderepair!. which hold,for year,whan onceetarted.
are
We pay all eipreee, freight, etc. After
mow
yon would like to
for
eon can
"
secured by note on three you know all, If you would like " go to work * us.Addrsee
from Sao to Sd<* par week and npwarde.
iaoa
Stlaao A Co.. Box SIS. forttaW, Mala*
months time.
This July 8 1890.
5"ShotCuti
-*
E. F. f OVILL, COM. io
2<
r
«.
tor ivice
North Carolina]
Watauga Coun-} Justice's court,
tv.
J
Alfied Green, vs.
Jacob Wood ring,
Has recently enlarged his store house and stock of goods.
His store house is now 60 feet long and thoroughly filled
with new goods, which he'proposes to sell at PRICES
THESE
his end, he is preparing writ
The quality of
de
ten instructions for the guid pends much upon the blood bad
good or
ance of his successor. He is digestion and assimilation, to
anticipating his end.
make the blood rich in life and
strength givingconstituenns,use
nr. J. H. McLean's strengthening
cordial and Blood purifier, it will
nourish the properties ot the
blood from which the elements of
vitality are drawn. 1.00 per
bottle.
N. C.
IX
If you are suffering with weak
or inflamed eyes, or granulated
London, July 8. eyelids, you canJ be quickly cured
by using Dr.
H. McLean's
The Pope has become ver- strengthening Eye salve. 25
y feeble, and anticipating cents a box.
A TERRIBLE TORNADO.
R. A. SPAINHOUR,
•j
S. P. ANGEL,
DEALERS
SEWING
If you think of buying
SEWING MACHINE,
Shuttles, Bobbins, Drivers,
Oils, etc., all of which can be
sent by mail.
I have a good line of fishing
lackles, Trout Flies, Hooks,
Lines eic,
Seins a specialty,
will send them out by mail.
5-29.
P.
ANGEL,
•
MACHINES.
and want to save CASH, write me
for prices. I carry a full line of
need es and parts ,such as ,
S.
IN
J-
KNOXVlLLE,
TENN.
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VOL'S
BOONE, WATAUGA COUNTY, N. C., THURSDAY,
naturally
with Mr. Belden's attempt the question
to manufacture sentiment in arises, why not abolish Con
favor of the Force bill, by gress, and let those immac
sending that remarkable ulate saints who now run the
appeal to the republican edi republican party decide upon
tors to come to the rescue of what shall become laws?
There is one consolation
A place planned and developing the G. 0. P.
Much indignation is ex however. The further the
AS
pressed here over a rnmer republicans go in their en
which hasleaked out through croachments upon liberty,
British sources to the effect the more certain it is that
A GREAT RESORT
that Mr. Blaine has com the people will rise in their
pletely backed down in the might and thrust them from
? .'.datedin the Mountains ot Behring Sea negotiations, the power which they have
and that Great Britain is to so glaringly misused.
EbTERN NORTH CARO- have everything its own way. Gen. Schofield will soon be
Should it turn out to be true, Lieut. General of the Army,
"
LIN A,
goodbye to Mr. Blaine as a unless the republican bosses
-JBV
'
public man. The American shall decide that the bill re
yni
people forgive every thing ex viving that grade in the
A Tifeb-ion NOTED for health
Army, which has been favor
ful^s find beauy of Scenery. cept cowardice.
The two subsidy shipping- able reported from the
AN ELEVAViON OF 3,800 FEET
bills, about which, for cer House committee on Milita
tain reasons and promises, ry Affairs, shall not be pass
With Cool, Invigorating; Mr, Harrison has been fret ed because the officer to be
—Climate.—
ting a great deal, have pass promoted under it is ftfbt" a
ed the Senate. Even shell republican.
It is being laid out with taste high-bound republicans as The quality of the bffiod de
Senators Fdmunds
and pends much upon* gqocFor bad
and skill, with well gra
Plumb could not stand this digestion0and ^ssiinilatipif, to
ded roads and
bill, which will take millions— makefile blood rajfr. in me and
just how many no one can strhngdi gi^iiigcot^tituenn^, use
Dr. J. H. MCLeaiks^strengthening
EXTENSIVE
say—out of the Treasury, all cordial and ifffrbn'purifier,'it will
of which will go to a certain nourish the properties ot the
FOREST PARKS.
well known ring already blood from which the elements of
vitality are drawn. 1.00 per
A desirable place for fine residen formed in anticipation of the bottle.
feast at public expense which
ces and
awaits them when the bills All honor to Cleveland
become laws. Only one dem county Alliance! This pa
v -HEA L1 HEEL HOMESocrat—Senater Payne—vot triotic band of the sons of
toil are true to their Consti
A Good opportunity For prof ed tor these bills.
Thanks to the solid repub tution and refused to become
itable in vestments.
lican vote of the Senate and a political party. They re
JSS^For illustrated pamphlet
of the House, it now only solved to let every man vote
requires the signature of Mr. as individuals and as a body
address
Harrison to complete the to keep out of politics. This
L INVILLE I MPROVEMENT Co.,
degradation of silver and was wisdom. This was good
LINVILLE, MITCHELL CO.
put it oil the same footing as
N. C. coal and iron or any com policy, and bears good fruit,
and prevents discord in dem
5-29-6 mo.
mercial commodity. Sen ocratic ranks. The Alliance
ator Sherman, the man who stoops to conquer and have
WASHINGTON LETTER. is responsible for demonetiz won a victory, while avoid
ing silver in 1873 is also re ing strife. The candidates
From our Regular Corresponded
sponsible for this latest fraud are all Alliance men satisfac
upon the people, under the tory to town as well as the
For the Democrat
guise of friendship.
Mr. country and now there is
Senator Gorman has, by
Sherman is, and always been democratic harmony between
general consent, been put in
charge of Democratic inter the humble tool of Wall country and town. Let
ests in the fight which it is Street, and the provisions of peace henceforth reign and
row evident will soon be en this silver bill, with which he each help the other like a
gaged in upon the floor of so adroitly bam boosed his band of brothers. All class
the Senate. It will be a con colleagues of the Conference es are necessary in society;
solation
to democrats committee, are all in the in all are mem hers of the same
through the country to know terest of those money sharks. body.—Shelby Aurora.
that under his skillful leader No democrat stultified him
Senator Blackburn, of Ky.
ship everything will be done self by supporting it.
Speaker Reed is as mad as is hopeful that the Radical
which is possible to be done,
to prevent the consumma a hornet over an article sign Senate will not pass the
tion of the republican threat ed "X. M. C." which appears Force bill. He thinks the
of throttling the minority in in the current "North Ameri bill abominable—even much
the Senate, as Speaker Reed can Review", showing the worse than is generally suphas already so effectually mistakes which he (Reed) posed He says many pro
has made since he became tests are being sent to the
done in the House.
Speaker. What adds to his committee. It is revolution
The republican Senators
who have been opposed to anger is the fact that the ary and dangerous and ought
ae new force bill, are slowly article is generally under to be strangled to death at
'ding to the pressure stood to have come from Mr. once. Reed forced it through
. .lich has been brought to Blaine, who is madly jealous the House. We expect our
ln h
ji
. -ear upon them. *i
Even Sen- of the prominence the Speak selves that the Senate will
orEvartsit is said has, er has recently gained, al pass it under whip and spin*,
nder compulsion, promised though "Gail Hamilton" and the row will begin.—Mes
senger.
Jie new republican boss— is the writer of it.
The tariff bill is now the
• Representative Belden—that
Boss Quay has $300,000
he would vote for the bill. It "unfinished business" of the worth of grease with which
t-' iow looks as though the bill Senate, the majority having to begin his work of purchase
' vould become a law. It is repented of the "cussedncss" and corruption in Pennsyl
We wonder how
! garded by the republicans which made them refuse to: vania.
take it up last Monday.; much Sunday junketing Ha r
tw- a last desperate chance
rison and moral lecturing
tv- gain enough Congressmen How fast it will be pushed Wanamaker—those
two
six- the South to off set the through will depend largely pious frauds—gave to the
rewi. s which they are certain upon the action of the repub fat frying funds.
g • have in other sections. In lican caucus.
Life will acquire new zest, and
ict Mr. Belden openly uses It has been the boast of cheerfulness return, if you will
o; s as an argument to con- Speaker Reed that the House impel your liver and kidneys to
i vert republican opponents was no longer a deliberative the performance of their bullions
Dr. . li. McLean's Liver
body, and now that the Sen ney JBalm will stimulate and Kid
of the measure,
them to
i
Many of the more decent ate seems about to adopt healthful action. $1.00 per bot•epublicans are disgusted the gag rules of the House, tle-
L1M1LLE.
JULY, 24- 1800.
"AN HONEST SALOON ADVER
TISEMENT.
And it came to pass that FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS:
Chronicles, Chapter 1890*
in the second year of the
reign of Benjamin that James
the son of Mott, and Mat
thew and Zebulon of the
tribe of Jefferson, took coun
sel together against John
the 'pubican, and cast him
out of the confirmation
chamber. And after these
things John the 'publican
was filled with wi a th against
James the son of Mott and
all the house of Mott. And
as he returned to his house
and to the place where he sat
and collected the revenues,
he communed with himself
and said: Matthew and Zeb
ulon are too mighty for me,
seeing the people are with
them, for are they not sent
regularly every six years to
the great Sanhedrim of the
nation? But James of the
house of Mott is a son of
Belial, and him will I smite,
even in the son of' his lions,
his first-born who seryeth
with me in the collector's
office, him will I smite until
he shall be as a reproach and
a by-word unto his people.
And William, the son of
James of the house of Mott.
was a "Reliable" man and
had served John faithfully
all the days of his steward
ship. But John remembered
only the great evil which
James of the house of Mott
had wrought, and he said
unto William: 1 will resign
this office, and as thou art a
ready writer, show me how
aptly thou canst word a res
ignation of thy clerkship,
thus craftily intending to
obtain and accept said resig
nation without regard to
the form or correctness theie
of. But William remember
ed the teaching of his fath
er's house, and pulling down
the corner of his left eye, said:
the Motts never resign. Arid
John said you must go, but
William said I go not.
Then the wrath of John
waxed hot and his strength
asserted its power, and he
took William by the tenure
of Iris office and the texture
of his raiment and cast him
out of tlie shop.
And Benjamin wept be
cause of the strife among his
peopie.—Press a nd Ca ro\inian.
The boasts of infidels need
disturb no one. Payne who
believed that he had destroy
ed Christianity, and Voltaire
who blasphemously attempted to remove the light of the
gospel from the earth, and
Ingersoll with his sneer and
vile abuse of the truth all
amount to just nothing.
Some significant facts have
just recently been put before
the public. The net increase
of Christianity for the past
year is 887,000. There aie
added to the ranks of the
Lord's people, about 11
churches and as many minis
ters and on an average 340
souls daily. This is true of
this country only! Oh! if
Christian people would only
be faithfuI, how ra pid would
be the progress of the Gos
pel. If there be pious conse
cration we need not fear the
assaults of unbelievers.—
Central Baptist.
Grateful for past patronage,
and having a new stock of
choice wines, spirits and la
ger beer, I continue to make
drunkards and beggars out
of industrious and sober peo
ple. My liquors excite riot, rob
bery and blood shed, dimin
ish comfort, increase expens
es and shorten lives, and are
sure to multiply fatal acci
dents and distressing diseas
es are likely to render
these
latter
incurable.
They will cost some of you
life, some of you reason, ma
ny of you character, and all
of you peace; will make fath
ers and mother fiends,wives
widows, children orphans and
ail poor. Train the young to
ignorance and infidelity, lewd
ness and every other vice;
corrupt the ministry of relig
ion and members of the
church; hinder the Gospel
and send hundreds to tempo
ral and eternal death. I will
accommodate the public, even at the cost of my own
soul, for I ha ve a family to
support, and the trade pays,
for the public encourages it.
1 have a license; my trafic is
therefore lawful. Chr stians
countenance it and if I do not
sell drinks somebody else will
1 know the Bible says: "Thou
shall not kill." "Woe unto
him that giveth his neighbor
drink," and not to put a
stumbling-block in his broth
er's way. I also read that
"No drunkard shall inherit
the kingdom of God." 1 sup
pose a drunkard maker will
not share any better fate, but
1 want a lazy living, and ha ve
made up my mind that mv
iniquity pays very good wa
ges. I shall therefore carry
on my trade, and do my best
to decrease the wealth, im
pair the health and endanger
the safety of the people. As
my trafic flourishes in pro
portion to your ignorance, I
must do all I can to prevent
your mental culture, moral
purity, social happiness and
eternal welfare. For proof of
my ability I refer to the
pawn shop, the police office,
the hospital, the lunatic asy
lum, jail and gallows, whith
er so many of my customers
have gone. L teach the old
and young to drink, and on
ly charge for the material. A
very few lessons are enough.
Yours till death.—Lick-RSefter in Orange County Pi
lot, Santa Ana, Cal.
WILKES COUNTY WINS.
WINSTON , N. C., July 16.—
W. W. Barber, of Wilkes-
boro, was nominated to-day
at the Judicial Convention
at ElAin for Solicitor on the
eleventh ballot. He is a
good one and will win the
fight.—News and Obser ver.
NEW YORK , July 14.—Ma
jor-General John C. Fremont
' the Pathfinder" of nearly a
half .century ago, and the
candidate of the first Nation
al convention of the Repub
lican party for President of
the United States, died at
3:30 o'clock yesterday after
noon. He had been ill five
days with inflammation ofthe
bowels. His death was pri
marily due to exposure and
fatigue incurred on Tuesday
last, when the weather was
unusually hot. He was 77
vears and six months old.—
Ex.
NO. 2
STATE PRESS.
The Southern white people
were never more dependent
on one another than i ow.—
Santord Express.
Our subscribers read the
letter of Senator Vance, and
can judge for themselves
whether it contained any
thing which would justify
Col. Folk in his animadver
sion on this good and great
man. — Wadesborn Messen
ger.
We think that the alliance
acted wisely in rejecting the
sub-Treasury bill and endorS
ing Senator Vance. The res
olution endorsing Senator
Vance was passed unani
mously.-—Lenoir Topic.
What is the use of talking
about him? He stands pre
eminent among men, people
and folks. The people of the
State know him and are for
him. This is enough said, it
seems to m.-JouesvilleLead
er.
The attack of the Progress
i ve Tanner on Sena tor Vance
which appeared in the last is
sue of that paper has called
forth comments from nearly
all the State papers and it is
worthy of note that not one
of them has been found that
voices the sentiments of the
organ which pretends fo
champion the cause ofthe al
liance.—Ashe ville Citizen.
Until recently Chauncey
Depew always had a quew
habit of saying "By gosh'
when excited. One day a
friend upbraided him for
using such profane language.
"What" asked ourChauncey,
"You don't really mean to
call 'By gosh' swearing?"
' Why, of course, 1 do," re
plied his friend. "Well,then,,
by gosh, I will never say it
again."
And Depew has
kept his word. He now
swears "by jingo."
The Farmer's Alliance at Rocky
Point, Pender County.
The following resolutions
passed by this alliance, an
ordered to be published by
the Piogressive Fanner, a t
Raleigh, have been handed i
to us for publication :
Resolved, That as the Far
mers Alliance is not a politi
cal organization, and does
not wish to engage in practi
cal party politics but leaves
its members to vote as the;,
p'ease, its noble and ennc
beling plans and purpose
are not to make alliance ie
inations for office—but to
vance by other means, '
great and neglected cause
agriculture, appealing t
State legislature and our Na
tional Congress for relief
from the oppressive burdens
upon the frrmers and indus
trial classes.
Resolved, That we appeal
to our alliance brethren all >ver North Carolina to stain!
firmly by the principles of our
organization, but not to im
pair its objects and pr< spc<
by making alliance nomiv
tions for office except throthe conventions of the tw
political parties prevaili •
in the United Staces to-da v
— Wilmington Messenger.
�Thily rMi* <ifi* i ^ I'i fcirimW niT
ti?t — * f - -* •
The Watauga Democrat, i Speaker Ileed, shall remain
in power as now, what good
b. It. l>-'.i.£fuTly, Editor. *
I i —i—»
ly, and give a 'tony' a p pear
ance to our embryo town.
Post-master Kicksecker in
forms me that this is now a
mutiny-order office.
Mr. G. It. FoulkT family
have moved into ill Park-
nders
N OTIC E!
S. L. Patterson ndm.
vs
WL. 8i
will the Alliance or any other
L. L. Greene.
Are wrought by the wse of Ayer's Hair
R C. Risers, Publisher.
party do? Every effort made
By virtue of an execution issu
V)m>r in regtoKftg gray hair to its original
enlcr. pr»i?)5nhi«g a new growth, prevent
ed from the office of the Superior Still On Hand With a
A DEMOCRATIC family new*p&» by Alliance mCli, democrats
ing tiie hair from -fallfilg, keeping it soft,
court clerk of caid Well countv;
per devoted to the interest ofs and honest, republicans to
silky, and aliumlnAt." and the sealp coo^
healthy, and free Irotu dandruff or humors.
N. C. in the above entitled
5<)Ui»tv, State and'Nation. Pubounty, Stai
The universal tost.mony is that this prepNice line of
'lsVeu every Thursday at Boone better our condition will sig
action in favor of plaintiff
arath 11 li-«* <u> equal as a dressing, and
Wataitga County , N. C.
eras northern most cottage on is. therefore, indispensable to every well- and against the defendent
nally faih We want to say
fnritirtii'il toilet,
to all, that personal abuse of Buffin street. M;\ Parker's •1 hare faed Ayer's Hair Vigor for some for the sum of $1546.72
time and it l as worked wonders for me. I
(subject to a credit) I will
Thursday, July 24th, 18i)0. men, who are spoken of for family board with them.
was troubled with, dandruff and was rapidly
expose to public sale at the;
be?,!iiiir~t l«a'«l; bm since
my
Congress in our district will See. Hoicombe brought ay head is peTlcciiy clear of using the Vigorhair court house door in Boone,
dandruff, the
Let us have a full turnout add nothing to our strength long with him from Wash lias i-e ix'd coming out. and I now liave A N. 0. on the 25th day of Aug
< f the
at our convention next Sat as a people to combat the ington, D. ju., his wife and good agrowth. woman.same color as when I 1890 it being Monday of the
v a->
y Kog
I can heartily recom
mend any one suffering from dandruff t>r
urday. Let there be a free eviis over shadowing us. Let child, and will occupy anoth-j Ion- of hair I use Ayer's liair Vigor as a Superior court. L. L. Greene's! Consisting, in part, of Boots,
discussion of men and meas- us be men who will stand or of Mr. Parker's cottages dressing"' — .Mis. I^dia O. Moody, East interest in thefollowinghmds
Shoes,
to-wit: the J. J. Horton Dress Goods,
"R«>n»
«-o my wife's hair began to
LI
by all, who wish to ex- firmly by the principles of on Ituffin street.
come ore. qui.u rreely.
lots in the town of Boone,
piv-.-. un opinion. Let us act our fathers, and still main Mr. Foulke's young bear,
Notions,
adjoining the lands of w. L.
like men who have the best tain the doctrine of political Cuffey by name, is still the at
Hardware,
Bryan and others known as
interests of the country at and religions liberty, and be traction of all comers. It has
Tinware,
the J. J. HortOn pro
perty consisting of all the
Groceries,
heart. We are for the man ever ready to vote against taken up its quarters near J*.JL (Lib i.A
whom the people want.
my wife
men who are seeking to est ab- Tatters, the dog, in the not only preventedcaused anfrom becoming lots formerly owned by the
Coffees,
bald, but it a!.so
entirely neW
and
back yard to Mr* Foulkes' growth of hair. I am ready to certify to tlii3 said Horton which sold to
lisha centralized government,
Sugars,
L. L. Greene
is more
statement before a justice of the peace."—
Our political sentiments are destroying the liberties of residence.
II. Hulsehns, Lewisbnrgli, Iowa.
fully described by the platt
Tea,
"Some years ago. after a severe
stronger today than ever be the people and the rights of The strangers now at Ho brain fever, my l air all came out.attack ot of the town of Boone levied
I used
Rice,
such preparations for
it as my phy
fore. Pure democratic doc the states. We will cheer tel Boyer are, apparently op sicians ordered, hut restoringto produce a on by me on the 21st day of
Cigars,
failed
trine is greatly in demand fully vote for either C'owles, ulent people. I can tiulv say growth of hair. 1 then tried, successively, July 1890 to satisfy the aCigarettes, etc»
several articles recommended by druggists,
bove named execution inter
now. If our common coun Bower or Graham if either that they are fine looking.
and'nil ifMke fell short of accomplishing the
L. Hays Shff
remedy I applied
try -withstands the present get the nomination of the The second brickkilpofMr. desired result, the last which brought a est and cost. J.1890.
was Ayer's liair Vigor,
This Julv 22nd
I air in a
I think I
Drugs & Medicines
/.train of corrupt men and d em ocra ti c CoD veil ti on.
Church is on fire. One hun growth of bottles in few weeks. more than
used eight
two years;
READ THIS.
was necessary as a restorative, hut I liked it
1ensures, and emerges from Mr, Graham will not accept j dred thousand this time.
as a dressing, and have continued to use it
All persons indebted to
Under this great weight, it the nomination for Congress) Mr. Parker's livery stable for that purpose. I believe Ayer's Hair me, either by note or ac
Vigor possesses virtues far above those of
in good variety. Also take
will be saved by the conserv if tendered by the Alliance, is full of fine horses.
any similar preparation now on the market."
count for medical services,
—Vincent Jones, Richmond, Ind.
all kinds of
ative men of the South, and neither would he vote for Saturday July 19th—The
or for merchandise are earn
estly requested to come for-'
our allies of the North. If the such a nominee, for well does absence of chiekenhawks ha ve
ward and make prompt set
bold recklessness of the party he know that it would fail been observed here this sea
tlement as I am com polled
PREPARED BY
now controling remain much and be the means of sending son. The firing of dynamite
to have my money. I have
longer we will be engulfed in a republican to Congress has been attributed as the Oil. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass. waited long and patiently,
-AND—
Bold by Druggists and Perfumers.
anarchy and ruin.
from this district. If either cause. This morning, Joel
as my friends well know, and
now, that I am forced to
Cowles or Bower get the H. Cook, of Beaver Dam North Carolina]
A
ALLEGHANY Co. CONVENTION. nomination, no one will do township, in your county, Watauga Coun- ^ J ustice's court. call on them, I hope they
will respond promptly to my
ty.
J
more to secure their election who is an expert rifleman,
request. 1 have made * a
brought down a regular chick
Alfred Greeu, vs,
The democratic county than Maj. Graham. Then
change in my business and
Jacob Woedring,
Convention of Alleghany let us all work together tor en hawk, for which we chick The defendant above nam must therefore closenp all And country produce in exen raisers return thanks.
county was held on the 7th the common good of all.
J. S. W. ed will take notice that an ac past transactions, Persons chahge for goods. Gent's
at Sparta, H. K. Boyer
tion entitled as above has failing to make settlement furnishing goods, such as,
Sick Headache and a sensation The danp and decaying vege been commenced in a justices by Oct 1st. 1890 will find dress shirts, (both laundried
Chairman. Delegates were
of o ppression and dullness the tation of regions newly cleared
elected to the Congressional, head, are very commonlyinpro of .timber, exposed to the rays of court in Watauga County, N. c , their accounts in the hands and unlaUndried.) Collars.
Judicial and Senatorial Con duced .by indigestion: morbid the sun, is sure to breed malaria. to secure the payment of $1- of all officer for collection, Cuffs, Slips, and in fact, al
Dr. J. H. McLean's Chills and 50.00, due by note, subject to Vny person desiring can pay
ventions. A resolution en- despondency, irritability and Fever Cure, by mild and gentle certain credits. The defend their accounts due liie, to T. most any thingneeded in that
over sensitivness
dorsing.C'Ol. Co.wles, for his may, in a majorityofofthe nerves action will radically cure. 50 ant is requested to appear at J. Coffey&Bro. whose rceipt line.
cases, be
•
my office, in the town of Boone will be accepted by me.
past Congressional history. traced to the same cause, nr. J. cents a bottle.
A motion to instruct the del H. McLeans Liver and Kidney The moat delicate constitution Watauga county, N c, on the 2nd The firm of Phillips&Son.
can safely use nr. J. H. MCLean'* day of Aug., 1890, 'and an now carry a first class line
egates to the Congressional Balm and Fillets will positively Tar wine Lung Balm , it is a sure swer or demur to the com of general merchandise which
cure.
Convention to cast the vote
remede.y for coughs, loss of voice, plaint in said action, or the will be sold as cheap as
and all throat and lungdiseases. plaintiff wilt apply to the goods of the kind can be
of Alleghany county for Col.
LINVILLE LETTER.
' .Coughs ,ai)fi cplfig come unin court for the relief demanded sold, and it will be to the in
Co wl es, vvas with d ra w n af
vited!" but you can quickly get in said complaint. This June terest of the public to call Read.y-Made Clothing from 8
1
ter some discussion.
This is a lively town just rid of these, with a few doses of 20 '90. D.B.Dougherty, J. P. and examine our stock be
to 25 dollars per suit. We
Br. J. H. McLean's Tar wine Lung
now.
fore purchasing elsewhere. handle only first class goods,
North Carolina,)
N
B a l m .
' * r
'
Capt. Joseph W. Todd, This week the stockholders
Watauga coun-V NOTICE.
Thanking my friends for
of
Jeffprson writes
us of the Linville improvement Take one of Dr. McLean's Lit
ty,
' J
past favors and soliciting and will guarantee prices as
Kidney
at
H. CJ. Mills,
and asks why did the Con Co. Jiavne .met, transacted tle Liver andyou go to Filletsand.
your future patronage I re low as any other merchant
night before
.bed
VS. '
gressional executive cotnwho handles the same grade
main very truly yours.
you will be surprised how buoy
.T. F. Wagner.
miteee fix the date of the their annual business and ad ant and vigorous you will feel the
.1. B. Phillips. of goods.
convention on the same week journed. The officers, with next day. Only 25 cents a vial. By virtue of an execution issu Sugar Grove, N. C. July 8.
ed from the Superior court clerks
of Watauga Superior court the exception of that of Sec
office of Watauga county, N. C.
.when ail Watauga and a retary, were re-elected. The
-NOTICE.
part of Ashe have to be at officers now are: Hugh Mac- By virtue of a decree of in {favor of the plaintiff, and
against ,the .defendent in the
court? The Capt. suggest,
Rae, president; S. T. Kelsey, the Superior court of Watan- above entitled action I will ex
for the sake of t harmony,
ga'county, N. C., the under pose to public sale at the court
• that the executive commit tee vice president and general signed as "commissioner will house door in the town ol Boone
change the time from the manager; W. A.Lenoir, Don sell,to the highest bidder at N. c. on the 25th day of August
28th of Angust to the 1st aid MacRae and Thomas F. the court, house door in the 1890, it being Monday of the
Goods at almost your own
Sept, which will come Mon Parker, directors; E. P.Hoi town of Boone, on the i?5th. Superior court, for cash to the
price.
I run in connection
day of Caldwell court. This combe, secretary and J. R. day of August 1890 it being highest bidder J. F. Wagner's in
IN
terest in a certain tract or par
with my other business, a
wolutd be satisfactory both
Monday of the fall term of
to ; Afche and
Watauga Ervin engineer. The stock the court, the Following de cel oi land lying in watauga
and give delegates an oppor holders were satisfied with scribed tract of land lying township watauga county on the
waters
river adjoin
tunity to attend, otherwise the progress of the work on the waters of North Fork ing the of watauga Taylor, 1) F.
lands' of H.
many cannot attend.
done the past year and do of New river on the north Bairel and others it being the
not intend that it shall be a- east side of Elk Knob at the whole tract formerly owned by
W. H. Greer and
To Onr Watauga Ericnds.
bated during the year to come base of said knob adjoining Greer lands leviedknown as the
HARDTIMES
on by me on
the lands of the William HorThe grand road from here to ton sugar camp tract, con the 21st day of July 1890 to
Let us say a few words in ward the Grandfather Moun
taining 75
more or less, satisfy the above named execu
YOU CAN BUY SOJ1E
kindness. Our people are tain is the admiration of the and being acres land belong tion it being for the purchase
the
men, whom, we are satsfied, stockholders as well as all ing to the heirs of Nathan money of said lands with interest
and cost.
J. L. Hayes, Sh'ff.
which we think is equal to
have the common good of who have gone over it. It is Horton deceased. Terms July, 22nd 1890.
any in the county, and we
the country at heart. Now now only a mile from where one fourth cash on day of
NOTICE!
guarantee our prices as low
is the most critical time, in the laborers are at work to sale and the balance to be
as any in the
secured by note on three Bv virtue of the power of
i political sense, with which the tip-top. A recent writer months time.
sale contained in a certain
-ATsouthern , people have says; "This road is the fi
mortgage deed, executed by
This July 8 1890.
been confronted, since the nest in North Carolina, and
E. F. F -oviLL, COM. Elbert Wells and his wife H.C MARTINA CO S?
Avis P. on the 15th day of
days of reconstruction, is not surpassed . by any in
.August 1889 registered in They are now receiving
North Carolina, 1
at fears are entertained this country for its excellent Watauga Co. LSup'r. Court.
the register's office of said
v the Southern people every views and beautiful scenery
county in " Book C of mort Fresh consignments of sea Also furnish transportation to
where.| The Force bill will be He might have said gorgeous
gages pages 21 and 22, said
James H. Gwyn
panties wanting the same with a
vs. - '
mortgage given to secure
come a law placing the elec scenery, for it is grand in
sonable goods and
safe driver and with as good a
Thos. E. Teegarden
balance due on two notes
tion of Congress members deed.
turnout <xs can be found in the
Let the defendent
md'T the supervision of U. Hotel Boyer is doing a good entitled action take in the above 1st $50 dated Nov. 16th You WILL MISS 1
notice that 1886. 2nd note $75 Nov. 16
i i county, FQT THE- WCXFR
S. marshals and supervisors. business. It and the 'annex' he is required to appear at the
1886, with interne-e—
+
Should this law pass the are full, Strangers are con- next term of the Superior
n um qate If-you buy your goods
U.. r
a nut cost on same, said mort
Before e x a m ininig
^ uo.itpiu
-Watauga county gage executed to1 red Shook.
Senate;
having already stantly . comifig and" going, on the 4th Monday in August I will expose to sale to the
Their stock and
demur the the
passed the House, serious and I believe all are satisfied to answer or plaintiff whichcom higest bidder for cash, one
PRICES.
plaint of the
will
We will make special prices, for
i rouble may be looked for in with its accommodations'. 'fcejiled the first three.days of the hundred acres of land more
THEY GUARANTEE cash, on all goods. Returning
many pi aces in the Southern All must be delighted with term in an action of ciebt for the or less, situated in said coun
our thanks for past patronage
tv adioining the lands of
rites .and no - telling where the town and its surround mcovery - three hundred dol John "Shook, James Brewer As lQw priees as anybody, we will, as heretofore, still con
lars due by giote with interest
ings.
it will end.
it being for the purchase money and others, at the court and can't be beat in quality tinue to furnish you good <f oodfe
If there ever was a time It gratifies me to be able ot land situated in said county, house on 11th day of Aug.
and at as low prices as can be
that the democrats, Alliance to say that refined people are and let the defendent take notice 1890 it being the 2nd Mon
oiind.
Truly yours,
to appear and an
men, and honest; republicans moving in who come to stay. that if he fadsto the complaint, day in said month, to secure
s'-.ver or demur
the payment of said notes &3TCALL AND SEE THEM'
and all cither true men of the Musical instruments, superb the relief therein asked will be and costs.
Fred Shook,
W. L. Bryan,
South, should stand togeth- horses, and fine cariages granted.
in'«re bv W. H. Bwd const. Blowing Rock, N. C.,
B.
June 25j /8'90,
. that time is now. If the come with them, and the lat I J. F. Todd, C. S. C. Plt'ff,
7Ids July 7th 1890.
Lovill, Att'y for
ter roll oyer our streets hour E,
republican party, -under
General
Merchandise
Ayer's
Vigor
air Vigor
ROOTS
HERBS,
JUST IN
DID YOD KNOW
THESE
For Gash, You Dan Have
Hotel and Feed
STABLE,
Special Bargains
COUNTY.
60 DAYS
OF GOODS.
iPi'i..
y
•
* : :"4
�Notice To Voting* Mei».
—Bro. Gardner of the
fit ice. Owing to a
change to take place in our!
*TO THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. Dixie Optic has sold out his
business sdon. we earnestly The X. C. College of Agripaper to Dr. Cox. Mr. Gard
^o---6—- 1 copy! year
.n 00 ner we learn, wiff move West mpwtevery-bo.lv who are culture and .tfwlianic Artei
indebted to lis either bv note'i / ' f i i . «» ,* •* .
. *
50 in the fall.
1 " • G inonthse.w...
terJACOB. WlKE, A. B , PRlXi 1PAL,^A
i or account to coma forward ': o '. !lt0< ! 111 Kak *'«" 18 "I H '» t o
1 " 8 months
...
f
.
Opens-June 9lh, 1890. Tile ebhise THOROUGH. witfe
—Mr. John Laurence and .af once and make settlement .voubg men in every county
ANVEFCTREIFFII RATES
n
wishing to pi-epa're fori teachv
bride, of Iredell county,stop as we are bound to have our i the state. Watauga is special advantages to thoseHigher Matlmint*lies, Natural
iug.Greek, Latin. German,
i inch 1 week
" 1 month
Sciences, Penmanshiy. Short-hand etc.. and .arrangement^
" 8 "
will be made for those desiring music. E^TuiHon fr<mk *7l
" (i "
to %2 per mo> Fov particulars addresss the principal a t Solo, '\. C
" 1 year
tions to
on exami-'Blink' BleadsoeandGeo.
column 1 week.......
••
The firm of Davis & Har-1 na ti on , if any yoUng men
™
W. B. COUNCILL) Jit
" 1month....ii
Hardin of Ashe, passed din, in the apiary situated at j u the county wish to apply
" 3 " ......
ATTORNEY AT I A A~.
through town Monday with j. H. Hardin's, Sutherland, f or a county appointment.
6 " ..w..
*£5~CHEA
a fine drove of sheep number- x. c., have just taken 18U0 The examination is not bard, July4th891y. Boone-, N C.
"
1 year....,...,
ing 850.
lbs of honey, principaly from and I am ready to conduct it
Entered at the Postofficeat
-J.C. FLETCHER)
—Mrs. Finlev and daiigh-j lynn. It is estimated thatIf ree of charge, at any time
one, N. C., as second-class
McLendon & fsfoQiS,
ter Who have been stopping they left at least 1000 lbs of ! application is made. I attl
Mil matter.
—ATTORNEY AT LAWBLOWING ROM R, N( ...
for several days in Boone. honey in the lower stories of authorized to state that ex SUGAR GROVE ... N. C. j
\\ e have, and will keep OP
left yesterday for Blowing- the hives untaken. This is penses for one year, every
LOCAL NEWS,
Will practice in Watauga Hurt {hand ulUkinds of goods thai
called <t%ery poor season for thing included, except cloth
—Dr. J. Q. Wilbar was in Rock.
adjoining counties.
"
" ] our cuetomUrs iiciuiv and will
ing, will be $100. 1 would
town on Tuesday.
—T. A. Critchei'j of Bom- honeyat that.
NOT BE UNDERSOLD BY
—TVe regret exceedingly to] be glad if some young mah IFF. LOYILL
—Anderson Greene, of Flat boo, will give free a one a- hear of the death of Joe D.
of this county would decide
ere lot to any person who
• Aiiv regtilah business mew
ATTORNEY AT 1 AW,
Top, has a very sick child.
Will build a good boaring Rhea, son of Dr. R. C. Rhea, to spend at least a year in
Boone N. C. chant in the county. Our
-Hay-making is the order house on it at Cook's Gap. of Johnson county Tenn. this Institution.
Jffly 4th, '89—i y - _ goods are all fresh and new
Of the day. '
I. IF. Thomas.
! and are as grind as. (hi n be
—The Odd Fellows of Zioh- /Joe was one of the brightest,
DR. L C REEYEST"
—Three cheers for our old ville Lodge have a jpicnic next and most promising of this
bought. Give us a call, get
interesting family.
One The evils resulting from habi PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
prices and buy Voiir shgaL
friend Maj. Neai, of Jefferson! Saturday. Boone lodge with
Office at Residence.
of whom a doting father and tual costiveness are many- and
- coffee, flour,
—The weather has been a number of others are invi
Boone, N. C
but the use
harsh",
mother expected much, in the serious, purgatives is ofquite as July 4. 89.
baecJn, bird,
drastic
ted to attend.
Unusually cool for a week.
days that were to come. Rut dangerous. In Ayer's Pills, how
Syrups, trio)asses,
—Large crowds are arriv —Prof. A. E. Boothe, prin Heaven has claimed the no ever, the patent has a mild but
W. B. COUNCILL, M. I).
soda, starch,
ing at Blowing Rock.
cipal of Globe Academy,asks ble boy in his sixteenth year. effecting aperient, superior to ah
Doone, N. C.
canvassed hams;
others especially for family ulse.
—Col. Cowles is now at his us to state that Globe Acad Our warmest sympathy is
Resident Physician. Office
Offifectidiisetc.;
emy will not open till the 11 extended to the bereaved
home in Wilkesboro.
on King Street north of Post
Bod a Hill. N. C.
th. of August instead of the family.
Office.
—Miss Ellen Coffey, of ColJuly 15, 1890. June 1 'J 88. 1 v.
4th.
Tetsville is visiting the Misses
Editor Democrat:
1 hail they can be bought iff
ANNOUNCEMENT.
—Senator Farthing, of Boa
Coffey.
I wish to say a few words W. J. HUNSUCKER & BROS. the county. ESPECIALLY do
To the voters of Watauga
—John Parlier died at Elk ver Dams, while running a County. 1 hereby announce to the voters of good old Wa
we invite the kitties to give us
Brick Layers ailil Plasterers
Park this week with typhoid mowing machine somff days myself a candidate for the of tauga. In fact there has been
a call and exaiiiiiie our full
ago, cut off one of his colt's fice of Sheriff. I will cheerfully stirring times in this and ad
fever.
line of Spring and Summer
legs with the machine. The abide the action of the Con joining counties ever since are prepared to do all work
brosss goods.
—Dont forget the county
vention, and if I am nomina little 'Bennie' has been Presi in their line on short notice.
colt was afterward shot.
convention and be out Sat
ALL work guaranteed and Notions, notions, to pleasd
ted I will use all lawful means
dent. What is the result? Prices reasonable. For pri tire most fastidious of our fair
— We hope to see Boone to secure my election. .
urday.
The leading Rads in Watau ces etc., address us at ("on- friends during the biiinrtier.
township out to-day to take
THOMAS WARD.
—J. F. Morphew, of Ma
Nov. 7th, ly. You shall be pieased in qual
ga as well as in other coun over, N. C.
part in the primary conven
rion, is stopping at the Bry
ties are becoming more and
tion. Don't hold back and
ity and prices.
TAX NOTICE.
an Hotel.
then say your choicefailed to Notice is hereby given to more disgusted with the fals
We are Located in the
—Alex. Hagatnan who has get the nomination. Come all perons that I now have ity of this radical adminisrta
been sick for 10 days is im out and vote for your choice. the town tax-books, with or tion. Rroken promises have
DENTIST*
MOORE BUILDING,
ders to collect at once. All been their motto in national ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA.
proving slowly,
On Main Street, and are ever
—"Are you going to the re taxes that are not payed by
—Col. Horton and lady of union at Blowing Rock"? is the tenth day of Aug. will be politics, all the while, and Otters his professional services ready to give oilr customers
Ilorton, gave us a pleasant the current question of the collected as the law directs. now tliey come right among to the.; people of Mitchell, prompt attention. ''Orders
Watauga and adjoining, coun
Tall on Tuesday.
day. Yes, everybody and So please come forward and US, even to our own doors, ties. ff£TNo bad inateiat used by mail promptly fflllffd. Do
an
save cost and trouble.
—Our correspondents re their families are going. Do Respectfully, N. N. COLVARD, and make promises to be bro a nd aII work g uara n teed. ®& not fail to give us a triah
ken at once. We find only a
May 1 1 v and.we are pure ofyoiir trude
port several cases of fever on not forget the three days ra
MARSHAL. few months agfo, they prom
tions, for they will be needed.
Leaver Dams.
E. 8. Blackburn, thereafter.
J. F. Morjihew.
ised D. M. Norris to retain Marion, N. C.
Jefferson, N. C.
\\ it h many t hail Iks for pas!
—Mrs. Margaret Farthing —Mrs. Maj. Bingliam of
GOING WEST.
him in the revenue service if
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Statesville, with part of her I anticipate starting west he would help them off a, cer MOLLPHEW & BLACKBURN patronage, and an earnest
*
Mgaman in Boone.
family passed through town with a crowd of emigrants tain occasion. But lo and be . V ; iATTTORNEYS AT LAW. i * appeal for a continuation of
the saHie in the.future, we re
—Mrs. M. E. Laurence, of Tuesday on their way to from 1st to15th of Oct.,'90. hold ! they have forgotten Will practice in the coiifts main, Respectfully. *
I have my arrangements so
Jefferson, is visiting Mrs. J. Cove Creek, where they will made that I can give parties those promises longago,and of Ashe, Watauga and Mitch
hcLENDON & MOORE;
F. Hardin. She will remain spend the remainder of the Special rates to any of the he, like many others, has ell counties, also in the Fed 4. 24, 6 mo.
summer.
western States. All persons been east overboard. Things eral Courts of the-Dist:. and
for several days.
wishing to go can address will come more fully at the Supreme Court of the State.
—"He who does the best —Capt. Hall, of Little Rock me and save money. Make
Colled ion of claims solicited.
proper time. Very truly,
his circumstances allows, Ark., who is sojourning at contracts at once.
VOTER.
Aprl, 10.
JAMES H. BRYAN,
does well, acts nobly, Angels Jefferson for his health, is at
the Coffee House for a few
BOONE , N. C.
The "Life of the flesli is the
can do no more."
—AND—
blood thereof;" pure blood means
days. The Capt. was oil Gen.
Money to loan.
—Our friend
Braxstoil
KNOCKED OUT!
healthy functional Activity and
BLOWING ROCK ITEMS.
Persons wishing to bor
Johnson, of Beaver Dams, is Forest's staff in the late war, By Telegraph to the Democrat.
this bears with it the certainty
and was a gallant Co'ffech
row money, who can secure J. P. IlENSON, D ARK R IDGEof quick restoration
still lingering between life
N. C„ '
- '
BLOWING ROCK, N. C., JULY ness or accident, nr. from . sick it by mortgage on good real
J. H Mc
—Col. G. N. Folk and fami 23.—Our town is full of life at
and death.
Lean's strengthening cordial and estate, can beaccommodated is just receiving a large stock
ly are spending some time in present. We have about five- Blood purifier gives pure rich by applying to
—Mrs. L. M.Banner,of Elk
GENERAL MERCHANDISE '
our town. "The old chief hundred pleasure seekers here blood, and vitalizes and st rength J.F. Spairihour, Boone X. C.,
P irk, died 011 the morning of
ens . the whole body." 1.00 per or A. J.Criteller, ilortonN.G. which will be sold for Cash of
justice", as he is frequently and -still they come.
the 20th. She leaves almscountry" produce at priced
4. 24.
called, should be on the Su The committee on arrange bottle.
band and two children.
never before heard of: Give'
preme Court bench, as he is ments here are working hard
him a call:
NOTICE.
—The Congressional demo one of the ablest lawyers in
aiu* 20 ly:
getting things ready for the Owing to a change in my
NOTICE!
cratic Convention for this the State.
reunion in August. We ex business to take place the I will sell for cash at the
Dist will be held at Lenoir,
—The happiest couple we pect a large crowd at that 1st. of Sept. I now offer court house door in Boone,
Aug. 28th.
have seen for some time, was time, and everybody who goods at greatly reduced on the 25th day of Aug. 1890
A, P. SMITH,
—See Thomas Ward's an- Messrs. Jurney andVansto- comes, Will, no doubt, enjoy prices for cash. I earnestly to the highest bidder, Rich
request all persons indebted ard Crawley's interest in 35
Successor To.
nouncemet; he is acandidate rie, of Iredell county. They the occassion.
to me to make sefctle/zfent acres of land more or less on
for Shff., and is not afraid to are traveling through the Our town is quite orderly
Smith & Miller,
within that time. Please the Beech Mountain, in Wa
let it be known.
tauga county adjoining the HALE
mountains by wagon, camp and peaeable Our mayor fail not and oblige.
LN.C,
T. A. CRITCHEK.
lands of Smith Rominger'
*
—Capt. Lenoir was again ing out, hunting, flishing and has not had a single case
TcTth** }*'oi/le of Watauga,
Bomboo. X. C. and others, to satisfy a bill
stricken with paralysis on having a good time general this season.
of costs in the case of J. W. f am situated at the 1 ord of Ulk
v s have re
Our city fathe
Tuesday. He is at his home at ly.
The true way to live hap Smith against Richard Craw Mitchell county, with a full line
Sliull's Mills, in a very critical —What excuse will the over cently had street lamps put pily and usefully is, to live ley, said mortgage is dated of Genera ^Merchandise, such as
up on the principle streets,
r
condition.
•
seers of public roads in Boone which adds greatly to the by the day, on each day 3rd day of October 1887, Dry Goodly
and registered in the office of
faithfully discharging the du
• Groceries,
—Ashe county convention township have for the bad comfort of tra veling at night.
register of deeds for
Real estate is looking up, ties thereof, and leaving the J. B. Todd, per J. L.said (o.
Queens ware;
of the 2lst instruct for Bow condition of their roads? If
Hayes.
future with Godi This will
and our village is on a boon! secure a useful life and com Sh'ff.
Glassware.
"
er for Congress. Q. F. Neal they escape, it will be a won
July 24th 1890.
generally.
"
-"r Raid Ware,
for Judge and G. TV. Bower der. It is now important to Our people are sorry to bine with it happy life. This
Candies,
for Solicitor.
clear the roads of stones so learn that there is little hope, will secure a, useful life and
..
.
,
and Parent Medicines..
i easily4trav-|olj + k ArecoveryA r capt. \W . I c o m b i n e w i t h i t a h a " y- 1;rt e
- 1 - - . 1 / the ^ i r n . H OT
V
p p l -i
.—The closing exercises of that they can be
When vou are on vOur way t<7
W. Lenoir, from his recent God has lent us the earth for
Tof. Francum's school on eled.
our life; it is a great entail.
stroke of paralysis. He is
It belongs as ranch to them
ast Friday night was largely —Mrs. McGinnis an aged slowly sinking.
F
who are to come after us,*
^tended, and was altogeth- and infirm lady living on
|and whose nainesafualready Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, srnd (HI Pat ' Give me a eafl, as t fan able tcf
r an enjoyable occasion.
Brushy Fork fell in the fire Thousands have been relieved written in the book of crea ent business conducted for Mootent FEES*. • duplicate any bfHS sold there.
Oott O
IS O
.U. S.
can
patent
-W. B. Councill Jr. received afew days ago, and was bad ot indigestion and loss of appe tion, as to us> and we have and weFFICEsecurePPOSITE in less iiaic than those
M y gouds aiv bought for CASli
remote from Washinffton.
tite by a single bottle of Ayer's
Send riytrtoh drawing or photo.,
he vote of Cranberry town- ly burned before assistance Sarsaparilla- The use of this no right, by anything that tion. Ws, arffTse, if patentable orwith tlescnp- ai>d I sell fur the same.*
net, free of
till patent is seen red. .
hip, Mitchell county for So- could reach her. The flesh medicine, by giving tone and we do or neglect, to involve charge. Our fee, not dueto Obtain Patent*." with
A PAMPHLET "How
Hoping to satisfy you in goods'
of actual
icitor. It is understood he has dropped from one arm, strength to the assimilative them in unnecessary penal damessent free. clients in your State, County, or prices eM;. 1 am Respecfully,
town,
Address,
rill get the county of Mitch- and she is considered in a organs, lias made innumerable ties, or deprive them of benA. P. SMITH,
cures of chronic dyspepsia. Pricejefits which it was in otirpow- C. A. SNOW & CO.
11. This counoy is for him
critical condition.
PtrtNT Orrtc.tr, WW««»»tmVttok,
$1. Worth $5 a bottle.
[er to bequeath.-Jno. Buskin.
Feb. fv. liwd
aid several others.
Stffisdklr riox KATE S '
*
I
M\\ GOODS!
J. <T WFLBAR,
KBOTTOM STRUCK
ELK
-
- - PARK,
�The Watauga Democrat,
1). It. Dougherty, Editor.
R C. Rivers, Publisher.
Dour GIVE UP
The use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. One bottle
may not cure "right off' a complaint of
years; persist until a cure is effected. As a
general rule, improvement follows shortly
after beginning the U3e of this medicine.
With many people, the efiect is immediately
noticeable; but some constitutions are less
susceptible to medicinal influences than
others, and the curative process may, there
fore, in such cases, be less prompt." Perse
verance in using this remedy is sure of its
reward at last. Sooner or later, the most
stubborn blood diseases yield to
UMM HOUSE.
1(. A. SPAINTIOUIt,
J. R. PR1TCHARD, PROPRIETOR.
-0-
t
TERMS 81.25 PER DAY.
Special arrargCBHTtR by the week
or mcr.th.
VI AN FALLS,
If the Southern republicans
were clamoring for the Feder
! E L K PARK, N. C .
nl election law, the party
-O
I (3—20. 4 mo.
would have some excuse for
Has recently enlarged his store house and stock of goods
putting it through. That the
1 * Y.
His store house is now GO feet long and thoroughly filled
Northern republicans should
with new goods, which he.proposes to sell at PRICES
#833 t—v- S
pass it ostensibly to protect
w: •*<£/• yy
Ayer's
their partisans in the South
W
J
—DEALERS IX,—while those partisans were Sarsaparilla
that will Surprise you.
|§i
hotly protesting against it "For several years, in the spring months,
General Merchandise,
I used
a
tired
as wholely unnecessary, and feeling, to heatroubled witli thedrowsy,of my
•
and
dull pain in
small
if
certain in its effects to injure back, so bad, at times, as to prevent my
\Yo have now, on hand a Highest market price paid for all kinds country produ
being able to walk, the least sudden motion
• A
them, exposes the fraudulent causing nie severe distress. Frc'iuenlly,
complete line of
ROOTS AND HERBS .1 SPECIALTY.
boils
rashes would
character of the whole pro parts andthe body. By break out on various
of
the advice of friends
and my family physician, 1 began
use (f
ceeding. Here is the Valley Ayer's Sarsaparilla and continued thetill the
it
GENERAL MERCHAN- j ^Vritehim for a list of 'k0*"Hwbs'a,,d price8poison in my blood was thoroughly eradica
Virginia, Staunton, much the ted. '—L. W. English. Montgomery ( it v. Mo.
DISE. *
"My system was all run
ablest republican paper in rough and of yellowish hue. down'; my skin
1 tried various
the State, edited by ex-Rep remedies, and while some of tlieni gave me
temporary relief, none of tlieni did any per
CONSISTING OF,
resentative Yost,
which manent good. At last 1 began to' take
Ayer's Sarsaparilla. continuing it exclusive
strongly opposes the Daven- ly for a considerable time, and am pleased
When you come to Elk [Dry Goods,]
THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR.
port-Rowell-Lodge bill, ba to say that it completely
Park get started off Just
[Notions,]
I am pleased to announce to the public that I have just received
sing its opposition upon the
C u r e d its Ob
Right, by going straight to
[Groceries,]
a large assortment ol general merchandise. I have an endless va
I presume my liver was very much out of
ground that it cannot bene order, and the blood impure in consequence.
riety of dress goods, 5000 yds of calico, from G to 7 & 8 cts. Ginj
[Shoes,]
fit the party, and willl cer I feel that 1 cannot too highly recommend
J o n e s & Vances
Ayer s Sarsaparilla to any one afflicted as I
ham, 9, 10, and llc-ts, satine, 10 and 12, worsted, 10 to 15, blac
tainly lead to blood-shed and was. '—Mrs. N. A. Smith, Glover, Vt.
[Hats,]
"For years 1 suffered from scrofula and
casimere, double width. 35cts., tarraeotta, 35cts., jeans, 15, 2 5
riot, in which the colored peo blood diseases. The doctors' prescriptions
[Hardware,]
General store and buy every
and 40cts. and up. My stock of ribbons is complete in colors an
and several so-called blood-purifiers being of
pie will be the chief sufferers. no avail, 1 was at last advised by a friend to
[Tinware,]
thing vou need from them.
prices. Ladies casimere gloves,30 and 35 cts., paper Sets, per
try Ayer s Sarsaparilla. I did so, and now
Even should the bill fail to feel like a new man, being fully restored to
quire, envelopes, the same, Suspenders. 10, 15, 20 Ac 30cts. My
[Glassware,]
pass the Senate, the issue in health.''—C. N. Frink, Decorah, Iowa.
line of notions and jewelry is fine. HARDWARE! Farmers Frieapd
They have got the bigest
the coming congressional Ayer's Sarsaparilla
[Crockery,]
plows and repairs always on hand. Oliver chilled points, No 20,
stock in town, and always
campaign is sure to be made
PUEPAliKD BY
shovel and bull tongue plows. Best pitch-forks on the market.
[Medicines,]
on that measure. Tariff and DR. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass. sell a little lower than
i
of which we are offering at Gias scythes, grain blades and whetstones. Hoes, nails glas
all other questions are to be Sold by DruggiHts. $l,elx$5. Worth$5nbottle.
and lantern globes always on hand at lowest cash prices. I am "
the lowest.
overshadowed by the far
also an agent for a large wall-paper mfg. Co., and promise you the
more important one of the
best paper at the lowest price. I am also general agent for a large
They ha ve just received an
NOTICE.
attempt of the republican
paint mfg. Co. I will sell my'new goods at reduced rates to cash
leaders to place in the hands Yalua hie H otel Proper ty elegent line of
We also fake in exchange buyers this spring and summer. You will all do well to call and
for Sale.
examine my- new goods and low prices before buying. I have a
of the Federal judiciary, the
for goods,
By virtue of a decree of the
fine lot of shoes, ladies and gents. I will want and endless mnt,
question of determining who Superior Court of Watauga
CLOTHING
Wheat,
of young chickens, eggs and GOOD YELLOW fresh butter at good
may or who may not be the Bounty, made in the case of
Corn,
prices. Also Roots and herbs taken in exchange for goods.
people's representatives in L. I). Hargrave and others, Embracing all the choice
Dye,
8o everybody come and get bargains and be hap*
the popular branch of the na the undersigned, as commis styles in makes and fabrics,
Oats,
Yours anxious to please.
tional Legi si a t u re.—Na tion- sioner appointed by said whish will go DIRT CHEAP
Chicken
W I L L W . I I O L S C L A IV.
Court, will sell at Blowing
[cfVO'H
al Democrat.
Rock. N. C., on the 11th day
Ac etc,
of August, 1890, on the prem Come and see our fiine line of
If you are suffering with weak
SO GIVE US A CALL.
ises, two lots or parcels of Gents, Ladies, Misses and
or inflamed eyes, or granulated
land known as the Hargrave Child reus fine
eyelids, you can be quickly cured
E. H. DOUGHERTY.
by using nr. J H. McLean's Hotel property, to the high
S F, IEN0UI &
strengthening Kye salve. 25 est bidder, at public auction.
Terrnr % cash the balance in
cents a box.
SHOES! SHOES 11
May the 15th. 1890.
6 and 12 months. Bond with
Frank. E. Lee a veteran approved security for deferr
of the Union Army, was an < dpayments. Titleretainedun We defy competition on
7he public is respectfully invited
The Celebrated; Nis;en
to examine our complete line of
intimate friend of General til purchase money is payed. quality, prices and styles.
is a delightful property,
Dry Goods, such as : Worsteds
WAGONS,
Garfield, and long ocupied a Thissituated at one of the
well
They have a complete line BUGGIES, OPEN AND TOP, of all kinds, and qualities, Linsevs
prominent place in the repnb
st i qpular summer resorts
of the very best quality, Fine
lican party of Ohio. He was in the State. Sold for parti of Henrietta cloth, cashmeres PLATFORM SPRING HACKS, dress goods, such as: Henrettn
for several years Consul gener tion " E. F. LOVILL.COM. ginghams, prints, lawns,
cloth, also fine silks, which will be
muslins, laces, ribbons etc. Phsatons, Road Carts, sold at the lowest price ever
al in Frankfort-on-t/?e-main. This July 8th 1890.
A etc. Ac etc., for sale by W. I). bought at in Watanga County.
He said lately of the Federal
election bill:
Their stock of Groceries is Clarke, Blowing Rock, N. C.
G- B.
I am strongly opposed to
full to overflowing and of the •WThe above named vehic HEADY MADE CLOTH
further interference with the
very best quality, consitingof les will be sold cheap for cash
or traded in exchange for
it& UiObld
N C Flour,
election in the South. The
ING A SPECIALTY.
good young horses or cattle.
I am no Already to show you
problem will work itself out,
Bacon,
Come and examine them.
stock of standard
if problem there is. It is a a nice selec
4. 24.
Lard,
prints, Indigo*,Blue, Simpson's
mere assumption to say that Blacks, Dress ginghams, Biswic
We have an immense stock of DP
Coffee,
Goods, Groceries, Notions, Confe<
all the negroes in the late suiting, Challies cashmeres, and
J, B. HOPKINS,
Sugar,
tionaries, And a nice line of Hats
slave States are republicans brocaded goods with the best lot
Rice,
of 10 cts worsteds on the market.
Caps, Boots. Shoes, and an e
or would vote the republican Ladies' white dresc goods, cross
DEALER IN
Teas,
tiormous stock of Hardware, con
ticket. Interference withtheii bar Hamburg, Oriental lace, rib
sisfing of, Plows, Hoes, Plane bits.
Cigars,
local affairs will result in bons, gloves, ladies' and misses'
Ac etc., Ac etc.
Cigaretts,
hoes, corsets
blood-shed, if not in open hos Damask tableand corset jeans, Cheroots etc.
cloths, lace scim
All the above will be soul cheap.
tilities, and having served and creton goods, silk thread,
We buy livestock, Horses, Mules,
GAP CREEK, N. C.
faithfully through one war I button hole twist. Jeans cloth Groceries, Hardware, QueensCattle, and Sheep. Come and see
do not desire another. The from 12% to 75 cts per yard, ware, Glassware Ac etc. Cutlery,
us.—We will do you right.
Hats and shoes
DRY GOODS,
passage of the law and its en
both pocket and table, Scythes
HARDWARE.
E. H Dougherty Brother,
forcement will create an addi in the greatest abundance, such And snaths, butts and screws,
GROCERIES,
tional army of office holders as hoes, plows,' clevises, grass cross-cut and hand saws, all o
BOOTS & SHOES
Mast, N. C
and cost millions. The whole rods, heel bolts, horse shoes and which will be s'dd
njils. Table cutlery, hinges,ham
scheme is but the outcome
&C., AcC.
mers, files, rim knot ocks, butts
and growth of a high protec and screws. Coffin goods, silverFor Cash or Produce
tive tariff, one of the great mounted handles, screws hinges
Remarkably Low. At Remarkably Low Prices!
est outrages of the age, and and ornaments. A very fine lot of
r. t *
QUEENS-WARE
which I honestly believe in
7
r
Goods First Class.
the near future will be wiped Gold band china , teas and plates, You are cordially invited
DEALERS IN
bowles
out. The people will not lamps and pitchers, glass-ware,
etc. GROCERIES. Extra
JEWELER.
much longer submit to the 0sugar 12 lbs for $1. Gol to examine our immense
encroachments of corpora den drip syrup, rice and spices. stock of goods, we feel sure Watches repaired and all If you think of buying a
tions and trusts that are to Oils, tanner's and engine; tur we can suit you in prices, kinds of work in this line exe.
SEWING MACHINE,
cuted promptly.
day sucking the very lifeblood pentine. Just received 500 styles etc.
galkns stone-ware, crocks,
and want to save CASH, write ni3
of the nation. These corpo churns, jars jugs etc. Give fi^Prompt attention giv
for prices. I carry a full line of
rations and trusts dictate leg me a call. Ilesp. C. I). TAYLOR. en to all Mail Orders.
neemes and parts ,such as ,
edles ai
islation, and keep up the
Yours Respc't.
Shuttles, Bobbins, Drivers,
Oils etc., all of which can be 1 YtY?
high protective system that
| sent by mail.
LptUsJi
may grow stronger and more
Addreta^*^
7
I have a good line of fishing
H
Htnd
We§t«ra^*5<, -\
tor Prico Li*t. tKiWcrk•,Pittobnr- wpowerful from the spoils
Tackles, Trout Flies, Hooks,
which they receive by and Breech loading double shotgun May the 1st, 18f>9.
Lines etc,
Seins a specialty,
$8 to $50, single breech loaders
will send them out by mail.
through its continuance. In $4 to $12, breech loadingrifles $3
the event that the Federal e- to $15, Double barrel Muzzle load
S. P. ANGEL.
lection bill becomes a law. I ing shot guns$5.50 to $20, Re
KNOXVILLE,
TENN.
2 B U N 10 N SQ U
fear trouble, not only in the peating Rifles, l G shooter, $10 to
$30; Revolvers$1 to $20. send 3
0ALLA5TEX - 5—29.
B7.Louis.Mo. EnasEas^a
South, but much nearer- cts. for Mamoth illustrated cata
logue NO. 40. Address GREAT WEST
home. What the country
Cox and Hart, Nathan Creek
'Ashe county, N. C.
needs is peace and quiet, not EHN GUN WORKS, PittsbllVg, I'd.
iorce bills.—Messenger.
ST, Lenoir,. & Co.,
'
• •
N. C,
•
-• >
MONEY-
Lowest Prices
GO,,
DOUGHERTY BROS.
GENERAL MERCHANTS
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Vataiiga Democrat
VOL 3
BOONE, WATAUGA COUNTY, N. C., THURSDAY,
JULY, 31, 1890.
NO. 3-
LIW1LLE.
Morgan ton, N. C. than whose, a nobler or bra to it. If a man believes the
gust next the silver coinage The House to-day, after an
July 3, 1890. ver soul ere winged its flight bill to be unconstitutional it
act becomes operative. Up at times exceedingly lively
to the spirit land from the is his duty to vote against
on that day the amount held debate, passed the 4 origina D. B. DOUGHERTY, ESQ.,
by the U. S* Treasurer for package" bill, it having been SEC. CONFEDERATE VET., field of blood and carnage, it, and he is to be honored
BOONE , N. 6. will be recalled. Yes, tell them for it, but we expect and de
the redemption of the circu decided by the republican
lating notes in the hands of managers that the passage My dear sir:—Your favor to instill it into the very be mand of Congress that it
of this bill was neeessary to of the first containing invita ing of their children, so that shall give us a measure of
A place planned and developing the public, of discontinued na
tional banks, according to keep the prohibition republi tion to the reunion of Confed it may be transmitted to the fast relief. There are too
AS
the terms of the act, are to can voters in line at the com erate veterans at Blowing generations yet unborn, that few farmers in Congress.
Rock, on the 7th, 8th anil the war for the Lost Cause Of the 417 members in both
be turned into the general ing elections.
fund.
The amount will The next thing on the House 9th of Aug. is received. I can has left them an heritage houses, only thirteen are far
A GREAT RESORT
propably, according to the republican programme is the conceive of nothing that rich with patriots, soldiers^ mers. The majority in Con
best estimates, amount to National Bankruptcy b ; ll, would be a source of more men, that the history of past gress belong to Wall street.
Situated in the Mountains oi about 155,000,000. This is which is to be railroaded in pleasure to me than meeting ages, nor no page, on which From owning over half of
done under the pretense of the usual Reed style; the with the "Mountain Boys" is recorded nobler deeds of the property of the country,
WESTERN NORTH CARO increasing the circulation; House having by a party who "wore the grey," in the nobler men than the page on the property of the farmer
while the real reason is to vote decided that the final struggle for the 'Lost Cause'; which will be written the has been reduced to 23 per
LINA,
avoid a deficit in the Treasu vote should be taken on Wed and though sad the memo TRUTH of the Confederate cent of the whole while they
pay 80 per cent of the taxes.
ry, when all these wasteful nesday. Think of passing a ries that will cluster around soldiers.
WHAT THEY WILL DO.
appropriations come to be measure as sweeping in its such an assentblage, many I cannot trust myself to
A region NOTED for healtheffects as this one is, after on will be the break in the cloud say more. That God in His If the men of the present
paid.
fulness and beauy of Scenery.
The statesmen here are, ly two days of alleged ''delib through which the silver li goodness and mercy will Congress will not give us re
ning can be seen; but my du bless the veterans of the lief we are going to send the
AN ELEVATION OF 3,800 FETE
also, intensely excited as to eration."
ties require of me to forego Lost Cause, and ever shield, men who will. The man who
the out come of the census, Washington; July 26.
With Cool, Invigorating: and the new apportionment.
the pleasure. I ride the 8th protect and keep pure their comes home and can't show
—Climate.—
judicial district this fall, and posterity, will, I hope, be the that he had made an honest
They realize that the old
VICE AND PROFANITY.
the first court begins at earnest prayer of all true effort to help the farmers,
Northern states will scarcely
said the speaker, I will op
Southerners.
hold their own in in popula Vices, likeallmoral re/brms, Statesville, Aug the 4th.
It is being laid out with taste
pose.
Very sincerely yours,
tion, and that the growth of seem to have their ebbs and Please express to the veter
and skill; with well gra
ans my great regret at my
He told a reporter that he
JNO. GRAY BYNUM.
the country at large may tides, and perhaps there nev
ded roads and
knew nothing of Senator
even detract from £hem er was a time when profanity inability to accept their kind
something of their present was as open and public as at invitation to be present and Take one of Dr. McLean's Lit Vahce's letter on the subEXTENSIVE
Kidney
at
representation.
There is the present time. This will talk to and with them; and tle Liver andyou go to Filletsand treasury bill or the article in
night before
bed
also good reason to believe be observed by everyone who say to them, that while the you will be surprised how buoy the Progressive Farmer in
FOREST PARKS.
that the new industries, comes in contact with the days of the l B\ue' and the ant and vigorous you will feel the reference to the same until
mines, and activity of the public. You hear it on the 'Grey' have passed away and next day. Only 25 cents a vial. a long time after they were
A desirable place for fine residenwritten.
Senator Vance
South, developed during the streets, in the business hous become as a tale that is told,
Col. Polk at Asheville.
ces_an d
was his Dosom friend and he
last ten years, have brought es, at the hotels, and in fact, and the Bonny Blue Flag
should deeply implore a con
more people here than once wherever you go. It does has been waved for the last
-HEATAHFUL HOMES— were. Hence the great anx not seem to be confined to time as the ensign of a na 6Y>1 Polk made a speech at flict with him on any subject.
Asheville a few days ago. It.
VGood opportunity for prof iety on the part of the re the low and vulgar, but men tion, and duty demands that was his first speech in the If after investigation he finds
publicans to pass the Lodge of position and high social they and I shall endeavor to state since his Western trip. that Sena tor Vance is oppos
itable investments.
bill. But that cannot be standing indulge with impu build up our South-land un Col. Polk is president of the ed to the sub-treasury bill
r*g»For illustrated pamphlet
reached with out violating nity in this coarse and vul der the stars and stripes of Farmers Alliance and Indus there will even then be no
and changing the rules that gar vice. Ladies are constant our common country, to con trial Union in the U. S. He is conflict unless he fails to pre
address
have governed the Senate ly exposed to the mortifica tribute liberally of our means also editor of the Progres sent a better measure for the
LJNVILLE IMPROVEMENT CO.,
tion and humiliation of hear to provide pensions for the sive Farmer that has recent relief of the farmers.
for a hundred years.
LINVILLE, MITCHELL CO. •
Pressure is being brought ing the name of God profan boys who wore the blue. To ly made such an attack on
N. C. to bear on the five or six re ed in almost every public toil on in our poverty, with
Senator Vance.
publican Senators who are place that they visit. This no outstretched helping hand Below are a few of the lead
t* " -29-0 mo.
most determined in their op useless and pernicious prac from that •common country' ing thoughts of his two hours
Is an Inflammation of the bronchial tubes —
the air-passages leading into the lungs.
ASHINGTON LETTER. position to the measure;and tice is not only a violation of to the ba ttle-scarred old man speech:
Few other complaints are
meanwhile the features of the the commonest sense of pro who3 w T ore the grey—now In reference to his alleged call for more prompt and so prevalent, of
energetic action.
As neglect or delay may result seriously,
our Regular Correspondent bill are being considered by priety but of the plain law of scarce able to toil. Yes, say
ambition for office he said he effective remedies should always be at
a mustard poultice to
the Senate Committee on the land, the statutes of to them, for me, to remem was a candidate for no office, hand. Apply at oncechest, and, for Internal
the upper part of the
sFor the Democrat
the ber always to be true to and never would approach treatment, take frequent doBes of
Privileges and Elections. The the state, subjects
Representative Lodge is a Senate will dispose of the ap violator to indictment and themselves; to teach their
monomaniac on the subject propriation bills, and then punishment. We call atten children, and their children's any man for his support.
THE FARMER'S CAUSE.
of a Federal election law. the tariff bill, before the elec tion to this matter, believing children, that no more brave,
He would never cast a vote C. O. I.epper, Druggist, Fort Wayne, Ind.,
He wants he says, "if neces tion bill is reached; and it as we do, that much of it is noble or loyal men ever sac
four years
sary. a file of federal soldiers will be left pending at ad the result of habit and rificed their lives in defense of for a man who was not a writes:ill" My little sister,that we hadof age,
was so from bronchitis
almost
friend to the farmers' cause. given up hope of her recovery. Our family
at every polling place in his journment, unless those more thoughtlesness and that in right and country, than the
physician, a skilful man and of large expert*
ence, pronounced It useless to give her
district." He has made the conservative statesmen can many instances it would not noble dead of the Confedera "If that is political treason, more medicine, saying lie had done all It any
make the most of it." He possible to do, and we must prepare for was
Federal election idea the be influenced in its favor.
be indulged in, if the parties cy, scattered over the bloody spoke of the Alliance "going worst. As a last resort, we determinedthe
to
try Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, and I can truly
sole object of his thoughts Representative Yoder, of would take time to reflect. fields throughout our lovely
say, with most happy results. After taking
in to politics." There was a a few doses she seemed to breathe easier,
throughout this session, and Ohio, who is a member of the Such things are very unpleas South-land.
mistake made by small poli and, within a week, was out of danger. We
will attempt to crowd out Democrotic Congressional ant to many of our best citi Historians and poets have
continued giving
ticians in confounding poli •he was entirelythe Pectoral until satisfied
well. This Indisputable
any other important busi commintee, says that the zens, who are compelled to written and sung of Mara
great
tics with party ism. In that evidence of thegiven merit of Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral has
me unbounded confi
ness in its favor. He was democrats will gain several listen to it, or abandon the thon and Leuctra. of Hast
the preparation, and I recommend
sense the Alliance was not dence incustomers, knowing it cannot dlsapIt to my
the first member to arrive in
Representatives at the com hotels and all places of pub ings and of Waterloo; of the going into politics. The point tlicm." Pectoral cured me of a bad
"Ayer's Cherry
Washington, and promptly
ing election, as the result of lic travel.— Johnson City En many battles of our own rev trouble which is depressing eougli and my partner of bronchitis. 1 know
attached his fortune to that
of numerous cases In which this preparation
olution. Arbela boasts her the farmer lies in the unjust has proved very beneficial in families of
the gerrymander of thestate. terprise.
of Mr. Reed, while he was a
Alexander. Thermopylae and dishonest financial sys
Mr. McKinley has been
Young Children,
candidate for the speakerspoints with mournful pride tem of the government. •o that the medicine is known among them
thrown into a district that
Washington, D. C.
as 'the consoler of the afflicted.'"— Jaime
of the House. He came
will have a majority of 2000
July 21, 1890. to her Leonidas. The "Old There is less than $7 per cap Bufus Vidal, San Crlstobel, Ran Domingo.
•e before any other of the
"A
ago, I was taken with a
Guard" has been rendered ita in money in circulation. severeshort timebronchitis. The remedies
against him. His friends will D. B. DOUGHERTY, SEC.
attack of
•* k • ssacl I usetts delega ti on,
failed
make a desperate effort to
BOONE, N. C. immortal by song and story; We ask for no class legisla ordinarily used In such casesof ever to give
me relief. Almost in despair
finding
and when they arrived, they
anything to cure me, I bought a bottle of
/ialaclava and the Light bri tion for farmers.
secure his election, but Mr. My dear sir:—I have neg
IFe are Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, and was helped
arned, as they did two
I had not finished
Yoder says that nothing lected to answer your letter gade is the wonder and ad opposed to ciass legislation. from the first dose.disease left me, and one
my
years before, that Mr. Lodge
miration of the century, but We demand simple justice, bottle before thewere as sound as ever."—
throat and lungs
short a of million dollars will this long in the hope that I
Geo. B. Hunter, Altoona, Pa.
had his committee places
accomplish that result.
might be able to accept your the Confederate veterans and by the help of Heaven
picked out in advance of any
The other gains, which the invitation to be with, and point to Bethel, Manasas we intend to have it. The
jf lhem.
committee if confident of ma speak to, the Confederate vet and Gettysburg, for the Old fight is whether the dollar or
PREPARED BY
There is a great pressure
king, are three in Missouri, erans of Caldwell and Watau Guard and the Light Brig the citizen shall govern this DR. J. C. AYER & CO., LoveR, Mass.
at present in republican ci v - one in Kentucky, two in Ma ga on the 7th, 8ch and 9th ade. He can speak with pride
country. The power of cor Sold by all Druggists. Pries $1; six bottles, $ i .
cle8, to have the Lodge bill
ryland, one each in Louesi- of next month. As the time and with love of that meek porations and combined cap
oass. Of course the actual
ana, Pennsylvania, and oth draws near I find that it will man of peace and mighty ital or the people."
reason is that millions have
NOT A PARTY MEASURE.
ers possible in Iowa and Mas be impossible for me to get thunderer of war, Stonewall
been given through subsi
sachusetts. Enough, in short, away from here. My duties Jackson. Of Lee, that mag In presenting the Farmers'
dies and tariff, public build
to give the democrats a good will require my constantpres nanimous man in war; that Sub-Treasury bill to Congress
ings and in many other ex
working majority in the next ence here until the session ad GREAT MAN in peace, that a republican and a democrat Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Pat
travagant ways, and it is
journs, and I cannot now say christian man in both. The friends of the farmers, were ent business conducted for MODERATE FEES.
OUS OrrieE is O
U. S. ATENT OrpcE
admitted by those in author House.
Tar Heel—ever honored name chosen to introduce it in or and we can securePPOSITEin less Ptime than those
patent
The {Senate is st ill discuss near when that will bo.
remote from Washington.
ity that the U. S. Treasury
Send model, drawing, or photo.,
ing the Sunday Civil Bill. A j Please express to all myj —can refer to our own Pen der that it should not be tion. We advLe. if patentable orwith descrip
is nearly bankrupted. To
etcureo.
der and Gordon and a host considered a party measure. Charge. Our fee not dne till patent ienot. tree of
lively debate between Sena-! sincere regrets at not being |
A PAMPHLET, "HOST to Obtain Patent?," with
avoid a deficit the republican
of actual
of others, and as the Moun Senator Vance was asked to namessent free. clients in your State, county, or
tors Ragan, of Texas, and! able to attend, and believe,
towu,
Addrssn,
najorty proposes that the Steward of Nevada, was one!
tain boys gather around state that he introduced the
me with best wishes,
'eminent shall commit aj
gleamsof sun-shinedu-i
their camp-fires at Blowing bill by request and he was Q. A.S^GW&CO.
Very truly yours,
L.Uaq v- |
not asked to commit himself Off. PATSNT Orrtcs, WASHINGTON . D. C.
mmfjm Pi „ JHMPL l
r JJ
Z. R VANCE. ! Rock their own Crumpler;
the Uth n? Au-' *t-ion "
W
BRONCHITIS
•
Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
PATENTS
�~—
; M snlen
ticket.
The Watauga Democrat, nidge, c. j. oottrcl; ileaver
J. T HOPKINS,
narns, W. S. Farthing an 1
0. W. On BORN.
It.
SPAIXHOrit,
II. II. iNwshcrty, TUlitor.
The above announcement
Hugh Hagamnn; ndd Mt.
1'
It C. Rivors, Pnblishe 'V. V. L. Hulclier.
will astonish many people as
DEALER
it is the onlv nomination of
Total nua;be votes east
M >1 A V I A N F A L L S
A DnomArijr family lieVpiv
' lie kinrUevei* mail
p>r devoted to the intoVt ntsol by all township
Carolina. so far a s Mea n I rhi-\
Coiinty, St it 4 a.id Na.ion. Pub
Vv. H. H. Cow
five: \V.
Tim Allia-n.
fished every Thursday at Boone, A. Graham, .11 %» St. II. from.the state bnVi 1 •men all
over
gone i:i()
Watauga Countv, \.C.
U1E
Bower, 18%, necessarv to to the Democratic < on venHas recently enlarged his storehouse and stock of goods.
lions and have in ma nv inThursday, July 31st, .1830. choice 18.
stances succeeded in nomina DRY GOODS,
His store house is now GO feet long and thoroughly filled
The following resolution ting their choice as a candi
GROCERIES,
with new goods, which he proposes to sell at PRICES
Col. T. B. Long, state lect was offered by \V. S. Farth- date. This move is legiti
BOOTS & SHOES
mate and proper. But we
urer of the Farmers Alliance ing, which was adopted.
Resolved, that, in the Hon. dont see theadvUnbility ot
for N. C. is in town and will
AO., AO.
that will Surprise you.
Z. B. Vance, the people of
, Alli ? I ? w I o^uizing a
make a speech today.
North
7/7""
He says the Alliance is , , , Carolina have a faith-!?L* county candidates, Fcr Cash or Produce
,
, .
, mate
growing rapidly every where till, honest, patriotic and llh;,t can le the object? At Remarkably Low Prices Highest market price paid for all kinds count i y producein the state. He organized conscientious representative) This move will destroy the
Goods First < lass.
IIOOIS 1A7) HER118 A SPECIALT Y.
8 sub-alliances in Wilkes in !' ll Congress, that he has ever Alliance organization in the
\\ rite him for a list of Roots, Herbs, and prices.
the last few days with good been the enemy of trusts. 'vanity, or divide the Demo4. 24.
JEWELER.
oi
'
material of both political combines ,and monevmonop- 1 1 a ! umen ot the Alliance will
,
i'
,
best
Watches repaired andallj-s.
parties. There is no indica olies and has ever been brave j not mvpovt the nominees.
kinds of work in thislineexe.
tion of the Alliance organi active and vigilant in the j but will as heretofore vote the; NVfLa nrnmn tlv
pi1ant
GRAND OPENING! NEW GOODS!
.1 ' '
zing a third political party. cause of the oppressed and IDemocratic and Republican -——
tl( ; ] A ts it is contrary to the Objects! over-burdened tax payers of:
-o1
That liis We a re satisfied that our
1
and teachings of the Alliance I our country.
friends on Cove Creek have
BPIMP
to hold a nominating con known sympathies for the made a blunder and will not
vention and nominate can agricultural interest of the be able to see it until it will 1 am now ready to show yon
didates. It is expected that country especially endear be too late. Was this con- . a nice selected stock of standard
....
,
,
the members go into the two him to us,and we most heart vention held in secret. If so , print®, Indigo Blue , _mipson s
0..
the Alliance
secret or- Blacks,
existing political parties and ily endorse him, and recom ganization. is athe Alliance suiting, Dress ginghams, Biswic
It is gratifying to us to announce to our numerous
If
Challies cashmeres, and
cast their votes for men of mend his re-election to the is not a secret political or- brocaded goods with the best lot customers that we have noy, and still arriving the largest
U. 8. Senate by our next ganization when it meets i of 10 cts worsteds on the market. stock of, goods ever. brougt to, Watauga,. We have recenttheir choice.
, . X)1 ..
, u.
TJr
and iK.iuinnr .-s MaAMnftw ladies'
dm* s Is. cross- _b_2Mh t ^Philadelphia and Knoxville $6000.00 worth
He thinks that 95 per cent Legislature.
of iNlLH eon
Our stock consists of all varieties of
Oriental
Dl NEW GOODS.
of the alliance in this district A motion was made by for nolitical officernviv then bar Hamburgladies' a-ndlace, rib- gobds kept in a first class store. We have a nice line of
what is it? We ivs/'celfudv bon8' gloves,
misses'
respectfully hoes, corsets
are for Maj. Graham and J. F. Spainhour to adoptth?
refer our alliance friends to Damask tableand corset jeans,! ready made CLOTHING that we are offering Low down.
cloths, lace soim
things he will be nominated fo11 o wi ng resol uti on:
the article 1st, section 25 of and creton goods, silk thread,!
SHOES! OVER-SHOES! ROOTS!
Resolved, that the delegat the State Constitution.
and elected if he is dealt fair
[button hole twist. Jeans cloth i
IIITTOII noie TWIST Ipuns pirvrn
n-rvird , Ladies dress goods in all qualities, colors and prices,
ly with. The col. is a life es to the congressional con Thepftoph-liaveario-httoaNsem [froni 1* >! ' to 7"> cts 1
bk together to consult for tlieir;
le
i ftui , Gents.furnishing goods! Colinrs, Cuffs, Neokware, shirts
long republican, but is op vention from this county be common good, to instruct their j p. lts andalioes
socks and anything you want in the latest styles. HATS!
HARDWARE,
posed to the Election and instructed as follows:
representatives, and to apply to
to suit men, women and children
Hardware, crockery,
That if a majority of the the Legislature for redress "and in the greatest abundance, such farming utinsels, Ac in great quantities. Our goods were
the McKinlv bills.
counties in convention as grievances. But secret political as hoes, plows, clevises, grass bought at a bargain and we propose to give our customers
Watauga County Convention.
are dangerous to the
sembled, are instructed to societies af a free people, and rods, heel bolts, horse shoes and the benefit of them. Come and see our fine stock and you
nails. Table cutlery, hinges,ham
liberties
cast their votes as a unit, should not be tolerated.
mers, files, rim knot ocks, butts will be sure to buv. Extra inducements will be offered for
The Democratic county then the delegates from this
We regard the action of and screws. Coffin goods, silver- the next 60 days for CASH . We take all kinds of produce
convention was called to or county are instructed to cast our friends on Cove Creek as mounted handles, screws hinges and livestock a specialty. Thanking our friends for past
der on July 26th by J. F. its vote as a unit as the ma very unfortunate in a politi and ornaments. A very fine lot of patronage, we hope to merit it in the future by honest
dealings and good Bargains, we are,
QUEENS-WARE
Spainhour. chairman demo jority shall determine. Put cal sense to themselves as
cratic executive committee, if the majority of the coun well as others, and we hope Gold band china, teas and plates,
Very Respectfully,
they
reflect on bowles had pitchers, glass-ware.
••••••••••••••••
and the following proceed ties cast a fractional vote, that action will this matter DAMPS etc. GROCERIES. Extra
their
in
ings had to-wit:
E . H. D O U G H E R T Y & B R O then the delegates from this and will see the wrong steps C sugar 12 lbs for $1. Gol
den drip syrup, rice and spices.
A committee on organiza county will vote likewise. taken.
The Cove Creek Alliance is Oils, tanner's and engine; tut
tion was appointed, consist Motion carried.
now by. their acts a secret j pontine. Just received 500
ing of one delegate from each The following resolution
M
political party, both un wise I £ a1k 118 stone-ware, crocks.
township, all the townships was offered and adopted.
and unlawful in a political|churns jars jugs etc. Give
—DEALERS IN
being represented except Resolved that the demo sense.
me a call. Resp. . I). TAYLOR.
Bald Mountain. During the crats of Watauga county in The question arises will
NOTICE.
absence of the committee the convention assembled do the Ahianee men who were Valuable Hotel Property
If you think of buying a
convention was entertained hereby fully endorse the nominated for county, offices
for Sale.
accept
the nominations?
SEWING MACHINE,
, by a short, bii.t eloquent course of Ftqn, W. H. H.
Three Democrats' and three By virtue of a decree of the and want to save CASH, write me
speech from Mr. W. W. Bar Covvles in his able efforts in ! Republicans. Have Brether- Superior Court of Watauga
V)un
t H e CH se of for prices. I carry a full line of
ber of Wilkes.
the House of representatives en Bingham, Preswnell, Un- <L. D. t.v, m A de in and others, needles and parts ,sueh as ,
Hargrave
The co m m i ttee elected in behalf of the right's of the gaman, and Green renounced
Shuttles, Bobbins, Drivers,
their former political affilia the undersigned, as commis Oils etc., all of which can be
D. B. Dougherty permanent people.
N° U -';. appointed by said
chairman, and L. I). Lowe, Three delegates were ap tions? Has Bro. ThotnaS! Court, will seli at Blowing sent by mail
left the Democratic ranks?
I have a good line of fishing
secretary.
pointed to meet the delega tes Are they now better men po Rock. N. G„ on the 11th day Tackles, Trout Flies, Hooks,
- Delegates were elected to of Alleghany and Ashe to litically than they have ever of August , 1890, on the prem Lines etc,
Seins a specia lty,
the state convention, and nominate the choice of Ashe been? Can they serve the ises, two lots or parcels of will send tliern out by mail.
Alliance and carry out great land known as the Hargrave S.
instructed to vote for Hon. for the Senate.,
P. ANGEL,
Hotel property, to the high
-A-. B. Merriman, Chief Justice, The following committee reform measured advocated est bidder, at public auction.
KNOXVILLE,
by their
being
and Hon. Walter Clarke, for the county was elected, elected to party by offices? Termr % cash the balance in
TENN
county
;-29.
6 and 12 months. Bond with
Associate Justice. In the to-wit:
What effect will our friends
event that none of the dele j. F. Spainhour, J. B. clarke preferment to office have on approved security for deferr
ed payments. Title retainedun
gates appointed, attend the C. J. cottrell, J. T. Reeves, National Legislation?
til purchase money is payed.
state convention. John W. J. w. Horton, ,t H. Mast, There are many accidents and This is a, delightful property,
-O-0—
Hinsdale, of Raleigh, is au G. w. Dugger, H A . Davis, diseases, which affect Stock and well situated at one of the
Principal: H. C. MOORE, A B Assistant: J. TI. INGHAM.
thorized and empowered to w. s. Greene, D. F. Baird, cause serious inconvenience and most popular su miner resorts
1. Location beautiful and easy of excess.
the
cast the vote of Watauga in J. R . Hodges, w. c. L. Hulcher. loss tomay farmer in his work, in the State. Sold for parti
2. Ample accommodations.
which
be quickly remedied tion
E. F. LOVILL.COM.
said convention as proxy.
b! Superior religious advantages.
The committee organized by the use of Dr. J. II. McLean's This July 8th 1890.
4. Expenses very reasonable.
Delegates appointed to the and elected J. F. Spainhour, Volcanic Oil Liniment.
o. Prepares for college and practical life.
judicial convention were in chairman.
TAKE THE
The quality of the blood de
Fall term opens Aug. 11th 1890. Send for "circular
pends much upon good or bad
structed to cast the vote of On motion the convention
digestion and assimilation, to
addressing the Principal, at SUGAR GROVE, N. 0.
IU
Watauga county for Hon. adjourned.
make the blood rich in life and
-GOINGJohn Gray Z?ynum for Judge
I). B. DOUGHERTY, eh'm. strength givingconstituemis, use
and W. B. Councill, Jr. for
L. D. LOWE, Sec' V. nr. J. u. McLean's strengthening West and Northwest.
cordial and Blood''Purifier, it will
solicitor.
nourish the properties ot tlie
The following were elected "I was troubled with catarrh blood from which the elements of Emigrants going to any of the
-0
Oto the congressional conven for over two years, i tried va- vitality are drawn. 1.00 per ^ estern .States or Territories
8®*JACOB. WIRE, A. B., PRINCIPAL,^
rous remedies, and was treated
will save time and money going
tion, to be held at Lenoir, by a number ot physicians, but bottle.
Opens June 9th, 1890. The course THOROUGH, with
via. Chicago and Alton route,
Aug. 28th.
Life will acquire new zest, and t is the quickest route to
received no benefit until i began
special advantages to those wishing to prepare for teach
Boone township, J. F. t o take A yen's Sarsaparilla- A cheerfulness return, if you will KANSAS CITY, DENVER, ing Greek, Latin, German., Higher Mathematics, Natural
impel vour liver and kidneys to
few
Spainhour. E. F. Lowill $nd curedbottles of thisMmedidine the performance of their funtions
Sciences, Penmanshiy, Short-hand etc., and arrangements
PUEBLO,
me-"—Jesse
Boggs,
Crit Horton; Blowing Rock, Holman's Mills, N. C
Dr. J. H. McLean's Liver and Kid And all points in Idaho, Wash will be made for those desiring music. BSfTuition from .75
to $2 per mo* For particulars addresss the principal at Solo, N. C.
ney Balm will stimulate them to
ington, Oregon, Utah
J. G. Finley and Jacob Klutz;
healthful action. $1.00 per botand California.
("ove Creek, J. W. IIorton
Mast, N. C. July, 28. TleFinest and Best Equipped
"AND J. H. Mast, alternates Editor Dcm ocva t:
If you are suffering with weak
Road in the Bust.
E. H. Dougherty and T. P.
The Farmer,s Alliance of or inflamed eyes, or granulated
Only line running Solid VestiAdams; Elk. w. G . Todd; Cove Creek toivnsnip m e t | ^ be ? n«-klv--..m.
^ ' ^ n si! HZ,
ouis
J
L
( <ais
Laurel I creek, j. G. Greer; last Frid
'ridav and nominated ;
7
ai](1 j^ ni
(qt
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strengthening Eye salve. 25
. rn
Meat camp, J. E . Finley, an Alliance ticket as follows: cents a box
lance
Keclining ( Jiarr ears and lour
isf Sleepers free of extra cbargt
David Norris, alternates, J. Represenative Rev. I. W.
.. .
, ,
The "Life of the flesh is the ; I will meet parties at any railrpi
H. Taylor and Rosea winebar- I liotiutS; olierin L. A. (xreen; iflood thereof;" pure blood means road station with through tickets
THE
ger; Shawneehaw, R. L . Lowe, Clerk Thomas Bingham; Reg, healthy functional activity and and baggage checks,
alternate L. D . Lowe; Watau of Deeds Alex Hci°aman • 1 th'8 b.-ars with it the certainty! For full information, maps and
,,
1 ' 1 of quick restoration
KHWP
ga, j. p. Robbing and c. u. Surveyor 11* Micheal;) Tiess or .accident, nr.fromH. sick- descriptive topamphlets of the
L. M.
•• •
J.
MC- West write
or eall on
B. A. NEWLAND,
Taylor, alternates G. W . cor- Treasurer W. W. Presneh ; j Lean's strengthening cordial and
I 6'oroner N. T. Mast.
idood rurifier gives pure rich!
Traveling Passenger .-Vgt..
dell and J. c. Shull: Stony j The above names are all blood, and vitalizes and strength 19 Patton Ave?, AsheviTle, N? C.
UIS
Fork, W . L. Hendricks; Blue,Christian gentlemen and will ens the whole body. 100 per J. UHAULTON, G. I\ A
ONE DOLLAR PER VEAR IN ADVANCE,
AL MERCHANDISE
TAYLOR
Vaile Gruels N
N. C.
E. H. DOUGHERTY & BRO.
MAST,
N. G.
S. P. AAtiEL,
SEWING MACHINES
COVE CltEEK ACADEMY
MEAT CAKPEIGH SCHOOL-
NOW IS TIIE TIME TO
SIB8(RIBE
botrt le
Chicago, ill.
>l'F
�%-
Mr. and Mrs. Crit Hor-i —4t> would bp our pleasure 8. Church, /?;
\Y. B. COUNC1LL JR.
may bo
ton, of Horton, eallod to see to write an extended notiee termed sin
A TTORNEY AT L A V.
TO THE \Y V AUOA I)E:\IOCKAT.
us last week.
of l he life <>f (apt. \Y. YV. Mr. Rans i
bins, grins i
1 copyl year
.# 1.00 —Capt. A. J. Critcher, on i Lenoir. Not being familiar with his whole fact Because I uly 11 Ii891 v B <UI1P\ X. C.
1 " (J months
.... 50
a gi.il crime to his house to
3 a 8 months
.... 85 New river has a milch cow with the early history of
.1. R. FLKTCIJEK ,
\v.
; I his eleellent arid inucli es- stay.
that weighs 1620 pounds.
ADVERTISING KATES.
inn
EIU
1 . •
— ATTORNEY AT LAW—
| teemed citizen we will have Linvilie, .1 ulv 25 H; 00.
Who ('tin beat that?
......B LOWIXU R OCK, X. I
1 inch 1 week
.8 . < • >
SUGAR GROVE
*..X. C.
1 u 1month
1.75 —The County Supt. asks | to let others more suitable! Ayer's.cathartic pills ate re-'
\\ c have, and will keep on
1 '< 8
"
Will practice in Watauga and
8.00 us to say to the school com j to the occasion write of the commended by the best physi-:
hand all kinds of goods that
3 " 0 "
5.00
j excellent qualities of our de- cians, because they are free from adjoining counties.
3 u 3 year
7.00 mitteemen that blanks for parted friend who died at calomel and other injurious
our customers imed, and will
3 column 1 week
9.00 numbering children will not , • ,
. ,.
on 'Lugs, being composed ot purely E F. LOVILL
18.50 be ready I,«V
K;
; his home in this county
1
"
1 month....
NOT BE L.\ PEPSOLD BY
before court.
Li...
i ,
vegetable
1
"
8
"
.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
the 20th. Inst. Capt. . ' !i thnrough in ingredients. While j
25.00
their action, they
1 " (>
y
OI.Ul',
Oil|I
..87.50 —We suppose oui fiieini , noir was (>< years of age, stimulate and strengthen the
bi
iiieii<11Tioir
age.
Boone X. (\ Any regular business mer
1 .ftar
, Fort Defiance, now ! bowels ....d secretary organs.
r > , T"V /*.
.......
an I .. .. J..
chant in the county. Our
50.00 L. w. Estes, means to make ll
July At h, \S<)— 3 y
( born at
goods are all fresh and new
Entered at the Postofficeat , kil\ or Lake his home. lie | in Caldwell county. He was ,S k Headache and a sensation
p. v . „
.
.
.
DR. L. P. REEVES'
and are as good as can be
Boone. N. ('., ;is second-class has gone to improving his a graduate of the ( Diversity ot ° jpression and dullness in tic* P HYSICIAN AND Scut; EON
bought. Give us a call, get
mail matter.
premises by building a spi ing, of N. C., afterwards studied head, are very commonly pro-;
i
j
, iwuueu bv indigestion:' morbid 1
Oioce at Residence,
duced l»v iimigesTion: lnornm
A ... ,
prices and buy your ^ugar.
ice and wash house.
law and as admitted to the| despondency, irritability and
Boone, N. L
coffee, flour,
LOCAL NEWS.
—The pic-nie at Zunville bar when a voting man and j over sensitmiess of the nerves July 4. 89.
bacon, lard,
—600 vistors aie at Blow [last Saturday is said to ha ve married Miss Cornelia chris- ma T, in a majority of cases, bej _
traced to the same cause, nr. J.
\V. I "OUNLiLL, M.I).
syrups, molasses,
been an enjoyable occasion. tin ii of Ya., bad one child—
ing Rock.
soda, starch,
Boone, X. C.
Lots of rain for the past Large crowd present,—a wife and child both died be -lnalmaml Billets will positively
canvassed hams,
cure Resident Physician. Office
week, . a. Aire looking fine. good speech by Prof. Keys. I fore the war. He never marconfections etc.,
on King Street north of Post
of Mountain City Tenn., and i tied aga.'n. He was capt. in j
TWENTY WATAUU V GNU S
' Office.
—Mr. Gidney, of Shelby, is an abundance of good things
the southern army, and lostfan be pleasantly a ceo mm o- June 3 2 88. 1 v.
studying law under Col. Folk.
'Of
lus leg,—was a grand son or dated at the boarding* bouse
—Wm, Critcher, of Oxford,
... T
ur T>
r „
W.J. HUNSUCKER A BROS. Than they can be bought in
• ... , ,
v.
—V\. B. n
Councill Jr., J. F. Gen. Wm. Lenoir of revolu-jof
XT n .
the county. ESPECIALLY do
N. L. is visiting Capt. Critch- Q • ,
,
n tionery fame, who built Fort!
GLOBE ACADEMY,
T
1
Spainhour, Capt. Lovill,
Brick I.aycrs and Plasterers
we invite the ladies to give us
Defiance during ( be revolu-! GLOBE, CALDWELL CO, X. C.
ei *
E. S. Coffey, J. H. Bryan,
a call and examine our full
—Mr. McLenden and wife R. c. Rivera, and others are tion, and son of Thomas j Special advantages offered ! ai*e prepared to do all work line of Spring and Summer
ieiu in.music.
A new u p of Blowing Rock were in attending the judicial con- Lenoir. capt. Lenoir was. l!
right piano will be used.
their line on short notice.
Dresss goods.
bd
town Tuesday.
vention at Morgan ton. We generous to the poor,i strict- | rJr P % will .be given sucii m _ ALL work guaranteed and
r ,
^
i
hey
TT
j Notions, notions, to please
in
the
lit- i Prices reasonable. For pri—Senator Ransom will be hope to get news by tele- Iv honest and moral. EJe. Rtructio/i
was a true man to his coun-|erary department as thev t ces e b--, address us atPon- the most fastidious of our fair
with us at the reunion at! graph of the result before we
Nov. 7th, ly. j friends during the summer.
try. The poor people will: will NEED and USE m the °verpN. C.
go to press.
11lowing Rock.
i on shall ne pleased in qual
miss the capt. more seriously actual operations of life
—Rev. J. L. White of Dur —Some of the visitors in town perhaps, than any other Boys will find good accom
ity and prices.
ham, preached at /flowing last week: Violin Henly and fam benefactor. He left a large modations and will be pre
pared for college or business.
ily, of Globe, Hugh H again an,6f
Rock last Sunday.
DENTIST, , We are Located in the
landed estate which we sup Fall term opens Aug. 11th
Ashe eo: Isaac Doughe.it}, ol
MOORE BUILDING,
—I). B. Dougherty has the Shoun's X Roads Tenn ,RHFar pose will go to the heirs of 1890. For further particu- ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA.
Offers his professional services On Main Street, and a re ever
finest two year old heifer in thing of Sweet Water, Charley his brothers and sisteis. He Lira, apply to
A. E. BOOTH , Principal. to the people of Mitchell, ready to give our customers
this county.
Coffey of Lenoir, H Moore of represented this county in
Watatiga and adjoining couu- ., Wimnf
ties.m-Ko Lad m.-deuil «*.•// " on,P.J
'' nt "'V,, Orders
—Prof. J. C. McEwen will Globe, W R Lovill, Elbert Pritch- the legislature and served as
NOTICE-!
by mail-promptly billed. Do
ard, and T Ii Lowe, of Elk Park. chairman of the Board of co.
and all work guaranteed.
Jlv virtue of the power of
teach next year at New Riv
Mav 3 3 v. not tail to give us a trial,
commissioners for four years. sale contained in a certain
er Academy.
Notice. Owing to a
mortgage deed, executed by
and we are sure of your trade
—Tom Isbeil and sister, of change to take ]elace in our
Elbert Wells and his wife .1. F. Morphew
NOTICE!
E. S. Blnckbum. thereafter.
soon, we
'Caldwell Co., a»-e visiting on businessevery-body earnestly All overseers of \uib!ie roads Avis P Wells on the 25 dnvl Marion, N. C.
Jolft r on, N. C.
request
who are
With many thanks for past
s
New river.' * '
in
tmvnshi
MORPHE W & BLACKBURN patronage, and an earnest
indebted to 61 citlierbv note
—Rev. D. M Austin, of or account to come forward
appeal for a continuation of
PoV*v
'
ATTTOUNEYS AT LAW.
1
their semi-an
the same in the future, we re
Monroe, N. 0., preached for nt once and make settlement supervisors at first Saturd; \ T' mge.^ |» '
f in the courts main, Respectfully.
as we are bound to have our nual meeting
the pastor at Flat Top last rn obey. All out standing bus iuAufr. 1890 at the court ^
7'j 1 j:^ S.L'Y 'to
Wataowulii:! Mit.-li
CV A MOO It Ik
Sunday.
i,Tp ne^ l„„
tJ'Ye" <-"'">tios. also in thel^iUl
iness n ust be closed up, so house in Boone so that the
!. 24, G ipo, t
merest of said o v e r s v r s .i' era I courts of the Dist.. and
ot
overseers:
. era! comv ur
—J. Ii. Todd, who is open come on.—Yours Truly interest faiHv renresented.1 ,._ w1(af .i>0
$~ ,v ' 3 f Sn 1 ire,ne Court of the State.
nay
i ™ Supreme
May 8th 1890. Shell &Mast. tna.v be fairly represented. ?2^ Y 8t % '
ing a gold mine on the east
By order of
w. Holsclaw, ||^ 2 'wil ^Poi 'Yo V £' rJlMUn of claims solicited.
Ui
tion
0
sine of the Grandfather, was —Our former citizen and Chin. Board of Supervisors
piibtiA
at tilelAprl, 10.
in town Monday on legal friend C D. Harinan who has
—AND—
court house door 111 Boone
business.
been living in Oregon for sev
LINYILLE NOTES.
on the 1st Monday in Sept.
KNOCKED OUT!
eral years passed gave us a
it being the first day of said
—All that we are able to hear
J. P. HENS0X, D ARK R IDUL,
Money to loan.
call yesterday. Mr. Harman Mr Church has moved tlie! rno, dh one hundred acres of
X. C,
from the convention at Morbrings with him an interest- first sawmill he brought in, land for cash in_liaud lying Persons wishing to bor
• niton on the 81st. is that
on flic head waters (>f Dutch row money, who can secure is just receiving a largesto<*k
v ( Newlaad, of Caldwell was ing selection of stones and from the west side of the creek adjoining the lands of it by mortgage on good real
( IENERAL MERCHANDISE
minerals from the Pacific Linville river, to South Wa John Shook, .mines Brewer estate, enn be accommodated
nominated for Solicitor.
which will be sold for Cash or
coast. His album of scenery tauga street.
and others. The sale is to by applying to
of the wild west is very at We a re 11aving a wet spell satisfy said notes interest J.F. Spainhour, Boone N. C., country produce at prices
—100 ladies of Ashe county
never before heard of. tove
have made application for tractive. Mr. Harman gives thovrgh not, as yet, a huit- and cost on same. Frede or A. J. Critcher, Ilorton X. C. him a call,
rick Shook, m'ge per w. H. 4. 24.
rooms at Blowing Rock dur a good account of the Wa ful one.
apr 20 ly!
B .vrd const. This julv 25th
ing the reunion. Also 100 tauga people who are living This is the beginning of 1890.
A, P. SMITH.
ladies of Asheville applied for in Oregon. All are doing "dog days," which will end
Successor 15)
well. Old David Wagner is on the 5th of September. It
rooms.
J. R. PRITCHAUD, PROPRIETOR.
still living, John Hayes and is a damp, musty, rusty, un
Smith &.Miller,
—The quarterly meeting
TERMS 81.25 PER DAY.
the Masts, and M. P. B hit- j healthy season, and we have
of the M. E. Church North
fecial arrarjrcmor.ts by the week
was held at
Friendship ington are still living in Coos 11 more sickness and deaths Wlien out of order, involves every organ of .
the body. Remedies for some other derangeor month.
To tin? people of Watatiga.
taken
the least
church on the Blue Ridge county and have built up than during any other con- ment are frequentlythe liverwithout is the real
effect, because it is
which
I nin Mitiuited nt, the Ford of Elk
and have nice homes.
secutive forty days in the source of the trouble, and until that is set
E L K P A R K , N . C . I Mitchell comity, with a full line
Saturday and Sunday last
can he
whole year.
Bed clothes right thereany part ofno health, strength, or 6—26. 4 mo.
comfort in
the system. Mercury,
Elder Cannon and pastor
A N N O UNCEMENT.
I of General Merchandise, such HM
in some form, is a common specific fort;slug
Smith conducted the meeting. To the voters of Watauga should be aired every sunnv gish liver; but a far safer and more effective
.
. .
| Dry GOOCIH,
County. 1 hereby .announce d,,y d,,rmKthe '•<»*">« of the medicine is
,OC8 NEW MMPrsi
G rocoik'H,
—The attention of ou r myself a candidate for theof- 'dog star," which rises and
t.olil IVnr.ci|
Ayer's P i l l s .
, Worth SHKI.I.M. hr.i <>>3
Queeiffivvalre,
readers is called to advertise fire of Sheriff. I will cheerfully' sets with the siin. Sleeping For loss of appetite, bilious troubles, consti
Jwar-.b in the world. Perfect '
timekeeper. Wttrranted heavy,
"TSOLID GOLD hunting caae*. Glassware,
pation, indigestion, and sick headache, these
ment of Globe Academy to abide the action of the Con rooms should he swept,
Jlioth ladict and ger,r> sizes, '
Fills are unsurpassed.
' with works and cases of !
Hardware,
fequal rahie. OxsrKKSONin j
he found in another column. vention, and if I am nomina washed, and kept from accu "For a long time I was a sufferer from
locality can seenre one
stomach, liver, and kidney troubles, expe
Cn.iiilies.
Trtfe, top^ther with oar large
Prof Booths and wife are ted 1 will use all lawful means mulating mould, which if riencing much difficulty In digestion, with
ami •aliiablc lineofHouichold
Th^s aempler, aa well and Patent Medicines.
I to secure my election.
severe pains in the lumbar region aud other
the watch, aire Tree. All the work yoa
reeeommended
very
is *how what
ron
parts of the body.
variety of
done, will promote the health remedies, includingHaving tried a with only need doandtoneighbors hudwe sendabbatto thoee who fall—your i AY hen vou are on your vvav to
friend«
those
iron—that alw.tys reaulta
THOMAS WARD.
warm baths,
in valuable trade for ua which holds forvears when once started^
ly. and we are sure our peo
psy all express, freight, etc. After
of the inmates of 1lie houses temporary relief, about three months ago I and knowwe are repaid. Welike to go to w>>rk for us. ron can
you
ail, if vou would
ple would do w< 1 to patron
began the
e-rn from
so served. 1 could write two Is so much use of Ayer's Pills, and my health StliiAon A C oto. , Ruse. per week and upwards. Maine.
gl£, Portland, Address,
improved that I ghwlly testify to
NOTICE.
ize 1 lie school.
the superior merits of this medicine." —
instruction as to i Manoel Jorge Fereira, Porto, Portugal.
Owing to a change in my, eolumns'of 7 , ,
, ,
.
7
Ono of the
Givo me a call,
I am able to
headache, Ayer's Cathar
BEST
-There appears in this is- business to toks'place the"liould be done, but! tic"For the cure of most effective medicine I
Pills are the
esceprsTel Our fariliti - are duplicate any bills sold there.
in
4 world. L
tht
K.
Dorchester,
u<° an advertisement of Cove 1st. of Sept,. I now offer would the good dames heed ever used."—It. the James, a cathartic, TMass
uneqca.lcd. and to introduce cur
"When I feel
need of
take
sup nor good we will sendntEB
My <i'oods are bought for CAR 11
tooNB FBESON in each locality,
Ayer's Pills, and find them to he more effec
( T >ek Academy with Prof, goods at greatly reduced my warning?
as abev® Only those who write
tive titan any other pill I ever took."— Mrs.
to us st once can make sure of and T hell for the same.
H
Moore principal and Dticcs lor cash. I earnestly The Rev. C. N. F. Jeffery, B. C. Grubb, Burwellville. Va.
the chance All you have todo in
return is to show our goods to
Hoping to satisfy you in goods
" I have found in Ayer's Pills, an invalua
those who call—yctur neighbor#
John H. Bingham Ass't
odl persons indebted recently from Philadelphia, ble remedy for constipation, biliousness, and
and those aiound you The be" gtnning of this advertisement piices etc. 1 am Respecfuljy,
„ . ,,
.
to me to make settlement
kindred
peculiar
the small
the tele
Prot. Mowe is u young' uinn; wUhjn t , mt time
,,| e . |K( , Pa., arrived here to-day, to localities.disorders, in small to miasmatic scope. The following cot givesahowaappearanceenditofreduced to
thof
Taken
and frequent
A. P. SMITH,
doses, these Pills
take charge of missionary
recently gfradujited at AA ake f.p| jjQt and oblige.
Feb. (J. (>;no.
Forest and is capable in ev
work of the Episcopal church
Act Weil
A GRITCIIER.
•boot til.
-fit. bulk It tf » gt.nd, do.M-If
l.rjrc. i.MSTtncurrv.^Vr
'' h0 * ^"37X*
on the
restoring
Bomboo, X. C. under Bishop Then. B. Ivy- aiding liver, throw ing its natural powers, and .cop.,.*»from M t®*!» ;Ol*r *1'•.emu fr-mthe.Mtt .wiiacan in#k
ery why to t ach a good
it in
off malarial poisons."
ont MpCTienc- B-Utrtrrif-.tor . >p.j'.9
C. F. Alston,
s'-hool.
man. in the counties of ll'a- —"Whenever 1 Quitman, Texas. constipa ASdrc.., U. UALLETT & CO., Box S»«. IOB1LAXU, MvlIK.
am troubled with
GOING WEST.
taqga and Mitchell. His tion, or suffer from loss of appetite, Ayer's
VYV
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�The Watauga Democrat,
D. B. Dougherty, Editor.
R C. Rivers, Publisher.
Death of Edward Cooper.
the grave, but for Heaven's
sake, save the honor of your
name!"
There was not an officer on
that court martial who did
not feel the force of the pris
oner's words, but each in
turn pronounced the verdict
guilty. The proceedings of
the court were reviewed by
General Lee, and upon the
record was written:
"Headquarters A. N. V.—
the finding of the court ap
proved. The prisoner is par
doned and will report to his
company. R. E. LEE , Gen."
There was buried at Green
wood to day a man with a
curious history.
He had
been a confederate soldier, as
brave as any of his comrades
but he deserted his army du
ring the war and was tried
by court-martial for doing
so. Edward Cooper was his
name. For the past year he
has been living at No. 355
Fourth avenue.
Coughs and co'ds come unin
One bleak December morn vited, but you can quickly get
ing in 7863 he was before a rid of these, with a few doses of
Dr. J. H. McLean's Tar wine Lung
court martial of the Army of Balm.
Northern Virginia. The pri
The most delicate constitution
soner was told to introduce can safely use nr. J. H. McLean'*
his witness. He replied, "I Tar wine Lung Balm , it is a sure
have no witness." Astonish remedey for coughs, loss of voice,
ed at the (almr e s with which and all throat and lung diseases.
he seemed to be submitting The danp and decaying vege
to his inevitable fate, Gen. tation of regions newly cleared
of timber, exposed to the rays of
JBattle said to him: "Have the sun, is sure to breed malaria.
you no defence?
It is Dr. J. H. McLean's Chills and
Fever
impossible that you aban actionCure, by mild and gentle
will radically cure. 50
doned your comrades and cents a bottle.
deserted your colors in the
TAX NOTICE.
presence of the enemy with
Notice is hereby given to
out reason?"
that i now have
"There was a reason," re all peronstax-books, with or
the town
plied Cooper, "but it will ders to collect at once. All
not avail me before a milita taxes that are not payed by
the tenth day of Aug. will be
ry tribunal."
"Perhaps you are mistak collected as the law directs.
en," said the General; "you So please come forward and
save cost and trouble.
are charged with the highest Respectfully, N. N. COLVARD,
crime known to military law,
MARSHAL.
and it is your duty to make North cardinal
known the cause that influ WataugaCoun-J' Justice's court.
ty.
J
enced your actions."
Alfred Green, vs.
Approaching the president
Jacob Woedring,
of the court, Cooper present
The defendant above nam
ed a letter, saying as he did ed will take notice that an ac
so; There, General, is what tion entitled as above h
been commeij™^^
did itl
The letter was offered as couatauga County, N. c ,
uO secure the payment of .ft1the prisoner's drfrypP "
50.00, due by note, subject to
certain credits. The defend
-^fSear Edward:
Since ant is requested to appear at
your connection with the my office, in the town of Boone
Confederate army I have Watauga connty, N C, on the 2nd
day of Aug., 1890, and an
been prouder of you than swer or demur to the com
ever before.
I would not plaint in said action, or the
have you do anything wrong plaintiff will apply to the
for the world, but before God court for the relief demanded
Edward, unless you come in said complaint. This June
20 '90. D. B. Dougherty, J. P.
home we must die! Last
NOTICE!
night I was aroused by little
Eddie crying. I called to I will sell for cash at the
him and said: What is the court house door in Boone,
the 25th day of Aug.
matter,Eddie? He replied: on the highest bidder, 1890
to
Rich
Oh, mamma, I am so hungry. ard Crawley's interest in 35
And Lucy, your darling acres of land more or less on
Lucy. She never complains. the Beech Mountain, in Wa
But she grows thinner and tauga county adjoining the
lands of
thinner 1 every day. Before and others,Smith Rominger
to satisfy a bill
God, Edward, unless you of costs in the case of J. W.
come home we must die.
Smith against Richard Craw
YOUR MARY." ley, said mortgage is dated
Turning to the prisoner, 3rd day of October 1887,
Gen. Battle asked; "What and registered in the office of
register of deeds for said co.
did you do when you receiv J. B. Todd, per J. L. Hayes.
ed that letter?"
Sh'ff.
July 24th 1890.
Cooper replied: "I made
application for a furlough.
NOTICE!
It was rejected. Again 1
S. L. Patterson adm.
made application and it was
vs
L. L. Greene.
rejected. That night as I
of an execution issu
wandered about our camp edBy virtue office of the Superior
from the
thinking of my home, the couit clerk of caldvvell countv
wild eyes of Lucy looking up N. C. in the above entitled
to me and the burning words action in favor of plaintiff
of Mary sinking on my brain, and against the defendent
for the sum of ft 1546.72
I was no longer the Confede (subject to a credit) I will
rate soldier, but I was the expose to public sale at the
father of Lucy and the hus- court house door in Boone,
N. C. on the 25th day of Aug
dand of Mary.
1890 it being Monday of the
"If every gun in the bat
court-, L. L. Greene's
tery had been fired upon me Superiorinthefollowinglands
interest
I would have passed those to-wit: the J. J. Horton
lines. When I reached home lots in the town of Boone,
Mary flung her arms around adjoining the lands of w. L.
my neck and sobbed:'Oh, my Bryan and others known as
the
Horton pro
Edward! I am so glad you perty J. J.
consisting of all the
got yonr furlough.' She lots formerly owned by the
must have felt me shudder, said Horton and sold to
for she turned as pale as L. L. Greene which is in ore
.-5
• •4- V. * t"*, r—
.iyi
n, ai iG oaTAiiing ^ fully described by the platt
levied
.tli at every word, she of the town of Boone da
on the 2.1 Rt
lave you come with- July L< ) to satisfy f ]
yo"a- iurioagl•. ? Go back! KYY VP N:
»d execU' DU 1111<
i-V?
Hays
th Leo roe
rvA
go down to
North Carolina,!
Watauga Co. >Sup'r. Court.
'WL. BRYAN,
James H. Gwyn
vs.
Still On Hand With a
Thos. E. Teegarden
Let the defendent in the above
entitled action take notice that
Nice line of
he is required to appear at the
next term of the Superior court
to be held for Watauga county
on the 4tli Monday in August
to answer or demur the the com
plaint of the plaintiff which will
be filed the first three days of the
term in an action of debt for the
recovery of three hundred dol Consisting, in part, of Boots,
lars due by note with interest
Shoes,
it being for the purchase money
ol land situated in said county, Dress Goods,
and let the defendent take notice
Notions,
that if he fails to appear and an
Hardware,
swer or demur to the complaint,
Tinware,
the relief therein asked will be
Groceries,
ranted.
. B. Todd, C. S. C.
Coffees,
E. F. Lovill, Att'y for Plt'ff.
General
Merchandise,
DID YOU KNOW
IN
THESE
HARDTIMES
YOUCANBUYSOME
f
NOTICE.
By virtue of a decree of
the Superior court of Watauga'county, N. C., the under
signed as'commissioner will
sell to the highest bidder at
the court house door in the
town of Boone, on the J?5th.
day of August 1890 it beingMonday of the fall term of
the court, the following de
scribed tract of land lying
on the waters of North Fork
of New river on the north
east side of Elk Knob at the
base of said knob adjoining
the lands of the William Hor
ton sugar camp tract, con
taining 75 acres more or less,
and being the land belong
ing to the> heirs of Nathan
Horton deceased. Terms
one fourth cash on day of
sale and the balance to be
secured by note on three
months time.
This July 8 1890.
E. F. LOVILL, COM.
North Carolina,)
Watauga co upAN
""
J
Sugars,
Tea,
Rice,
Cigars,
Cigarettes, etc.
Drugs & Medicines
ROOTS
-AND-
When you come to F
Fresh consignments of sea Park get started off Jus
Right, by going straight 1
sonable goods and
If you buy your goods
Before exam ininig
Their stock and
PRICES.
General store and buy ever .
thing you need from them *
J
They have got the big
stock in town, and a!wa
THEY GUARANTEE sell a little lower th;
OF GOODS.
the lowest
They have just received s
elegent line of
S,IV Lenoir, & Co,/
—DEALERS IN,—
JUST IN
General
Merchandise,
We have now, on hand a
Ready-Made Clothing from 8 complete line of
to 25 dollars per suit. We
handle only first class goods, GENERAL MERCHAN
and will guarantee prices as
DISE.
low as any other merchant
who handles the same grade
-CONSISTING OF,of goods.
[Dry Goods,]
[Notions,]
[Groceries,]
[Shoes,]
[Hats,]
[Hardware,]
Goods at almost your own
[Tinware,]
price.
I run in connection
[Glassware,]
with my other business, a
[Crockery,]
[Medicines,]
of which we are offering at
For Cash. You Can Have
Hotel and Feed
STABLE,
COUNTY.
60 DAYS
J; R. Phill
Sugar Grove, N. 0. Juiy 8
Jones & Vances
And country produce in exchahge for goods. Gent's tm~CALL AND SEE THEM'
furnishing goods, such as, Blowing Rock, N. C.,
CLOTHING
dress shirts, (both laundried
June 25, 7B90.
and unlaundried.) Collars,
Embracing all the chop;
Cuffs, Slips, and in fact, al
styles in makes and fabric
jno&t tuiyHiinin that
which will go DIRT CHE Ai
line.
READ THIS.
All persons indebted to
me, either by note or ac
count for medical services,
or for merchandise are earn
estly requested to come for
ward and make prompt set
tlement as I am compelled
to ha ve my money. I have which we think is equal to
waited long and patiently, any in the county, and we
as my friends well know, and guarantee our prices as low
now, that I am lorced to as any in the
call on them, I hope they
will respond promptly to my
request. 1 have made a
change in my business and
must therefore close up all
past transactions, Persons
failing to make settlement Also furnish transportation to
by Oct 1st. 1890 will find panties wanting the same with a
their accounts in the hands safe driver and with as good a
of an officer for collection, turnout as can be found in the
Any person desiring can pa^*
county.
For the next
their accounts due me, to
J. Coffey&Bro. whose rceipt
will be accepted by me.
The firm of Phillips &Son.
now carry a first class line
of general merchandise which
will be sold as cheap as We will make special prices, for
goods of the kind can be cash, on all goods. Returning
sold, and it will be to the in
terest of the public to call our thj«nks for past patronage
and examine our stock be we will, as heretofore, still confore purchasing elsewhere. • tinire to furnish you good goods
Than king mv friends for | and at as low prices as can bo
and
ound.
Truly yours,
your luiure patronage « remain very truly yours.
MONEY
They are now receiving
HERBS, a Ag lQw priees asinanybody,
nd can't be beat quality
B. <:. Mills,
vs.
J. F. Wagner.
By virtue of an execution issu
ed from the Superior court clerks
office of Watauga county, N. C.
in favor of the plaintiff, and
against the defendent in the
above entitled action I will ex
pose to public sale at the court
house door in the town of Boone
N. c. on the 25th day of August
1890, it being Monday of the
Superior court, for cash to the
highest bidder J. F. Wagner's in
terest in a certain tract or par
cel oi land lying in watauga
township watauga county on the
waters of watauga river adjoin
ing the lands of H. Taylor, D F.
Baird and others it being the
whole tract formerly owned by
W. H. Greer and known as the
Greer lands levied on by me on
the 21st day of July 1890 to
satisfy the above named execu
tion it being for the purchase
money of said lands with interest
and cost.
J. L. Hayes, Sh'ff.
July, 22nd 1890.
-ATH. C MARTIN &> COS?
in good variety. Also take Y o u W I L L M I S S I T
all kinds of
' i
V. ju iJirasi
Lowest Prices
We also take in exchange
for goods,
Wheat,
Corn,
Rye, •
Oats,
Chicken
Eggs,
&etc,
SO GIVE US A CALL.
Come and see our fiine line i.
Gents, Ladies, Misses an
Child reus fine
SHOES 1 SHOES!!
We defy competition on
quality, prices and styles.
The3 T have a complete lint
of Henrietta cloth, cashmeres
ginghams, prints, lawns
muslins, laces, ribbons etc.
Their stock of Groceries is
full to overflowing and of the
very best quali ty, consi ting oi
Flour,
Bacon,
Lard,
Coffee,
Sugar,
Rice,
Teas,
Cigars,
Cigaretts,
Cheroots etc.
Groceries, Hardware, Queens
ware, Glassware & etc. Cutlery
both pocket an 1 table, Scy: ~
And snaths, butts and screws
cross-cut and hand sa ws, all o
which will be s^ld
Remarkably Low.
invite*
s. F. LENOIR & GO., toYou are cordially imrnens'
examine our
May the 15th. 1890.
The Celebrated Nissen
WAGONS,
BUGGIES, OPEN AND TOP,
PLATFORM SPRING HACKS,
Pheatons, Road Carts,
stock of goods we feel sui
we can suit 'you in price c
styles etc.
Prompt attention
en to all Mail (Jrders.
Yours Respc't. J
Jones & Vance.
<£etc. &etc., for sale by V/. D. May the 1st, 18.90.
Clarke, Blowing Rock, N. C.
$@~The above named vehic
les will be sold cheap for cash
or traded m exchange for
:/ young horses or cat
•me and examine tnern
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BOONE, WATAUGA COUNTY, N. C., THURSDAY,
VOL, 3
AUGUST,
7,
1890.
NO. 4.
favoritism and other crook if it were important to ex on the window pane. As the say anything about politics the radical party done all
edness in the pension office. tend American trade to Cen teacher took out his watch, if he could help it. He only this and that under Cleve
The public will not be so tral and South America, it. the ticking sounded loud and refered to President Lincoln land's administration the
lenient if Representative could not be unimportant to distinct through the stillness as a great man on the repub democrats restored some of
Cooper can substantiate his extend it to the European of the room. Nothing more lican side, and gave Senator this great domain back to
charges, and he is positive continent, where the wealth was said, though the four Vance and President L. L. the-country, but this would
Polk great praise, and said have been political, and of
and population was ten walked out together.
that he can.
A place planned and developing It having already become times as great.
The third night after this they were great and wise men. course the Col. could not say
conversation, the boys ask He charged the republicans how it was.— Ed.)
apparent that the high price The poor old McKinley bill
AS
of bullion silver wdl make cannot find a friend. Sena ed the "master" to wait. of killing the Blair bill after We would liAe for all to
the new silver law a dead tors Allison and Pierce are Again the three stood at the pledging the people, in their hear the Col. speak. We
A GREAT RESORT
letter. Senator Morgan has down on it, and everybody desk; one spoke for all—"We platform to pass it, but that hope he will do good and not
introduced a bill for the free is ashamed to be identified have thought it over, sir. the democrats had no right harm.
and we've talked it over, and to laugh, for they could have
Situated in the Mountains oi coinage of silver. It is the with it.
passed it if they had wanted Is THE YOU NO MAN SAFE?
same bill which the Senate The Lodge federal election we've decided to go."
to do so. He declared that Dr. Thain Davidson, of
WESTERN NORTH CARO has once passed; but it is by bill is also knocked out. The "Good!" said the teacher.
London, preaches monthly
no means certain that the sub-committee of the Senate "A boy can do any thing that the farmers of the country
sermons to .young men, from
LINA,
republicans will again sup have so mutilated it with he sets out to do, if it is paid 80 per cent of the taxes the above text: Is the young
port it.
amendments that it will right, and he can ask God's and only own 20 per cent man safe? The following is
blessing upon it. Y 7 ou shall of property of the country.
A region NOTED for health Senator Frye has received hardly be recognized.
an abridgement, of the ser
another letter from Mr. The nice little scheme which begin to study this winter Sixty millions of dollars was mon. Is the young mail
fulness and beauy of Scenery.
loaned by the Government
Blaine on the reciprocity Mr. Blaine hatched up to with college in view."
safe? No certainly not if he
question. The "protection'" have Congress charter an In Twenty years later, two of to the bankers of the country drinks. The cold, stingy,
AN ELEVATION OF 8,800 FEET
theory seems to be playing ternational American bank, these boys shook hands to and the banks oppressed the
With Cool, Invigorating out. What the republican with his personal friends and gether in the State capitol. farmers by charging them selfish being it leaves un
touched: but if there is a
—Climate.—
party will scare up for an political supporters as offi One was Clerk of the House big interest
.youth more ardent, warm
issue at the next election is cials, stands v ery little show for eight years, and after He was in favor of the sub- hearted. highspirited than
not apparent. Mr. Rlaine's of being endorsed by Con wards its speaker. The oth treasury bill, and if it was the rest it marks him out for
It is being laid out with taste
er was President of the Sen unconstitutional why did
letter was an absolute free gress.
prey, The young man, we
and skill, with well gra
trade document, although Senator Morgan, a mem ate. The third boy amassed not law makers make it con suppose, has every thing to
stitutional? (Here we ob
ded roads and
not to be too sudden, he sug ber of t.he Sen a te co m m i t tee a fortune in business.
reccommend him, good tal
The shoemaker's son, who ject to the Col.)
gested the extension of com on Foreign affairs, says there
ents, pleasant address, ex
EXTENSIVE
mercial liberty only to the will be no war with England; became Speaker of the House He then gave an amusing cellent penmanship, comes
4 OEEST RARKS. countries of this continent. but that if there should be, made his own shoes that he description of the stockings from a good home, brings
He gives Senator Frye the Russia would, in honor bound wore in college, and was par of a rich man's wife and a capital testimonials, but it is
credit of ha ving more sense be compelled to become our ticularly proud of the boots poor man's wife. Also how whispere<! "hedrinks". That
A desirable place for fine residen
in which he graduated—his the lawyers run county con
than any other republican ally.
own hand work. "A better ventions. He said in regard is enough, he is not safe.
ces and
senators, and thus excuses
Is the young man safe?
himself for addressing his ofSick Headache and a sensation pair of French cal/j" he de to our congressional district, No, if lie gambles. Let a
oppression and dullness in the clares, "you never saw." He that % of the district was for
—HEAL 1HFUL IIOMES- letter to him. He says that
head, are very commonly pro
youth once begin to find mu
this nation is fond of sugar, duced by indigestion: morbid learned the trade from his Maj. Graham.
sic in the click of the dice box
AGood opportunity for prof
and that the revenue collect despondency, irritability and father, and followed it He belonged to the 2nd and all the harpies of dhrkitable investments.
The calvary of N. C. awhile and
ed from that article last .year over sensitivness ofofthe nerves through vacations.
may, in a majority
cases,
Ife? For illustrated pamphlet was $58,000,000. It's the traced to the same cause. Dr.he other boys found work to do then belonged to the 41 J rift. ness laugh at him and claim
J.
him as their own. There is
subject bf debate in the Sen H. McLeans Liver and Kidney outside of term-time, and He said he was a republican ] I o saf tv for the youtli w ha
add less
ate at present, and Senator Balm and rillets will positively none of the three were helped but intended to vote just as gambles.
cure.
.INVIJ LE I MPROVEMENT C O.,
by their parents during their le pleased, but said he would
Aldrich and his colleagues on
not vote forany man who did Is the young man safe?
college course.
LIXVILLE, MITCHELL Co.
the finance committee are
THREE BOYS.
The teacher who gave the not stand on the Alliance No, if he keeps bad company,
N. C. trying to agree on a recipro
or if he is idle and thrown
city amendment to the Mc Years ago, a young man, first impulse to their intellec platform, that if his only into acquaintanceship with
5—29—6 mo.
Kinley tariff bill, but do not working his way through tual life that winter became brother was running'for Con a loose, unprincipled charac
WASHINGTON LETTER. want to have it labled college, took charge of a dis a judge in one of our New gress and favored the Elec ter, and from the day the in
trict school iu Massachusetts England cities, and died a tion bill, now before Con
"Blaine's scheme."
From our Regular Correspondent It stands there yet as "un during the winter term. few .years ago.—Christian gress, he would do all he timacy begins, there is a
could to defeat him. That steady and sure degeneracy.
finished business."
The Three boys especially engag Register.
For the Democrat
the farmers could save the Is the young man safe?
most common sense view of ed his attention and interest.
The republicans in Con the matter was rendered by They were bright, wideawake The danp and decaying vege country if they would vote No, if he neglects his private
gress could not possibly be Senator Vance. He said lads, kept together in their tation of regions newly cleared for the right man—that N. C. devotions. Ah! you may
of timber, exposed to the rays of
have a nice home and room,
in a more demoralized condi that the removal of unneces
classes, and were never tar the sun, is sure to breed malaria. did not need force bills but pleasant lookout, clean-cur
tion than the}' are. Promi sary taxes was a matter of
Dr. J. H. McLean's Chills and the people of N. C. needed to
dy.
windows, cheeiful
nent Senators are openly wisdom, and that to con One night he asked them Fever Cure, by mild and gentle be let alone and have peace. tained
action will radically cure. 50
protesting against the tariff tinue to collect them was not
The Col. gave a glowing pictures on the walls, tid.v
to remain after school was cents a bottle.
bill, and no republican Sena to be thought of for a mo
description of W. N. C., of bookshelf with just a select
dismissed. They came up to
tor has so far dared to make ment. But those who would
Col. T. B. Long' iu Boom.
the coming of the railroad dozen or two. instructive
the desk, and stood in a row,
a speech upon it for fear that think so "would reckon with
through the county, that VV. volumes, photographic al
waiting with some anxiety
bums, which you often look
the bill may be so radically out their host." That had
to know why they had been Col. T. B. Long, State lect N. C. was on a boom and if at, with the faces of those
changed that the speech been proved by the history
urer for the Farmer,s Alli the politicians would behave
kept.
you love most on earth, soft
could be quoted against the of the tariff commission of
"Roys," said the teacher, ance, said many things in his we would soon be on the and comfortable pillow to
party in the campaign.
1882, which had been utter "I want you to go to college, speech Thursday that we ful wavejof success. His prais
The fight
between the ly ignored the wants of the
ly endorse. Some of his of Watauga for not having lay your head upon. Bnt if
all three of you."
that is all, oh. there is a ter
friends of Mr. Blaine and of people, and thought only of
"Go to college!" Ifhehad speech could be critisized. a murder since the war was rible want there! Fan you
Speaker Reed grows more the wants and wishes of the
said, "Go to Central Africa," Take it as a whole it was a attributed to the fact that not point to the Bible, which
bitter every day, and will manufacturers.
we had no whiskey dens and
What the they could not have been fair speech.
you might study, to the
without question be to the people desired was a common more astonished. The idea The Col. was converted by a d v oea ted prohibition.
death; the anti-Blame repub sense reduction of the reve had never entered their Grady's great speech at Bos He told every body they chair at which you daily
licans are openly sneering at nue, and a corresponding re minds.
ton, and that being his po ought to take their county bend as you pour out your
the foreign policy of the Gov lief of the payment of taxes, "Yes," continued the teach litical religion, it does not paper whether they agreed heart to God? If you can't,
let me tell you you are not
ernment, which writes "jingo' hut the taking off of two
er, "I know you are surpris materially differ from oui with theeditorornot. (This
letters to foreign ministers cents a pound on one hand,
own. The financial condi pleased us.—Ed.) 'He told safe.
ed, but yet, you can do it, as
for the public perusal and and the paying of two cents
well as 1. Go home, think it tion of our country to day, the farmers they- did not Take one of Dr. McLean s Lit
sends secret orders to dis a pound to tin? sugar pro
Kidney
at
over and come to me again." was alluded to, saying that read enough, maiiy of them tle Liver andyon go toBilletsand
bed
mantle the revenue cutters
when the war closed we had would he better unformed night before
ducer, on the other, was not The three boys were poor.
you will be surprised how buoy
which had been fitted up, es
the way to do it; under that Their parents had all they $52 to every man woman how to vote if they would ant and vigorous you will feel the
pecially to carry out our
next day. Only 25 cents a viab
system the taxes remained could do to feed and clothe and child, now we only have read the papers.
alleged policy in Behrings
from $7 to $10, and asked He stated that he was in
and the people had to pay them decently, and allow
Coughs and colds come unin
sea.
them. Agriculture supplied them a term of schooling in what was the cause? The favor of the government vited, but you can quickly get
XI r Harrison has been ap 75 per cent of the foreign ex
Col. alluded to the present o wn ing the ra i 1 rrta d s and ru firid of these, with a few doses of
pealed to to come to the res ports of this country, and the winter. One was the son banking system as being the ning them at actual cost. (We Dr. J. ii. McLean's Tar wine Lung
cue, and it is stated that he the arrangement of the tar of a shoe maker; another cause, and made the charge object.--Erl.) He denounced ualin.
came from a large family,
has promised to send a spec iff prevented such trade from
that our law makers for the the political bosses of both The most delicate constitution
can safely use Dr. J, H. McLean's
ial message t o Congress sug being quadrupled, by preclu and the farm that support past 25 years had legislated parties.
ed them was small and un
Tar wine Lung Balm it is a sure
gesting a compromise upon
in favor of Wall street in The Col. told us that 172 remedey for coughs, ,loss of voice,
ding other nations from ex productive.
which his party may agree.
He million of acres of our public ami all throat and lung diseases.
changing their products for The boys stood still for a stead of the people.
Commissioner of Pensions
those of America; and that moment in pure amazement. spoke of Presidents Jackson lands had been squandered There are many accidents and
Uaum is to receive n coat of
the only possible effect of the Then they looked at each and Calhoun's correct, idea o by bad legislation, and that diseases which affect Stock and
white wash from the House
McKinley bill was to aggra other and around the old banking, and says the far 60 millions of this amount cause serious inconvenience' and
loss to the farmer in his work,
committee on Pensions, the
vate the evil.
school house. The fire was mer demands this old system had been gobbled up by For which may be quickly remedied
republicans having decided
The speaker said in the out
by the use of I)r. J. H.
that to be the easiest way of But referring to Mr. going out in the box-stove. set that ho was not going to eigners. (IFe are sorry that -Volcanic Oil Liniment. McLean »
the Col. failed to tell
that
stopping the ugly talk about Blaine's letter, lie said that The frost was setting fast up
_
/
•
�B!D YOU KNOW
ThG W&tclUff? Dsmocrclt where reported; also especial- contend with that is so ior-
W. B. COUN GILL, JR.
* l t y advised against, and dis- midable as to ma/re it nee'
ATTORNEY AT LAV.
I). B. Dougherty, Editor.
approved of, by its State offi- essary to take such a step,
R C. Rivers, Publisher.
•I uly4th891y. Boone, N. C.
cers and leading men corinee- I see nothing at all mdes.s it
ted with it.
| be half dozen or so lawyers,
J. C. FLETCHER,
A DEMOCKATIO family newpaNow, I am a rnemberof the doctors, and a few mer
por dovoted to the interests of f
—ATTORNEY AT LAW—
alliance and have chants, and ii' we are reason\ J \ J LLLLLJ, MHOITU and I U I I A O U
X HO..
.
County, State A I I U Nation.. Pub-|hmner s
SUGAR GROVE
N. C.
IN
lished every Thursday at Boone, the greatest confidence 111 the able and discreet in oui acWill practice in Watauga and
Watauga County, N.C.
I possibility of good results tions and demands, we
adjoining counties.
from the organization ; not I will have their sympathies
Thursday, Aug. 7th, 7<922. only to the farmer and la- j and best efforts enlisted for
E.F. LOYILL
borer, but to our wholecoun-1 us. And then in the face of
A CARD.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
try and people, if carried out, these facts we fly off the ban1 die, and tell them by our re
Boone N. C.
according to its original inHARDTIMES
Editor of the Democrat:—
July 4th, '<92-1 y
tention, which emphatically tions that we want neither,
I see in your last week's issue
YOU CAN BUY SOME
I)R. E. G . B E E V E S .
that Cove Creek Alliance has is not to go into politics, ex- but that they must either
cept to inform ourselves up- ; follow us or turn upon ns
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
suggested some names for
Office at Residence.
candidates for county offic 011, and discuss any political: and fight ns. 'Great Scott!
question that may come up j brethren what kind of patriBoone, N. C
ers and my name for represen
July 4. 89.
-affecting us, or the general in- otism is this?
tative. 1 embrace this, the
we expect any-ATfirst opportunity, to say pub terests of the country ; and I Iow can he should be a
W. B. COUNCILL, M. 1).
H C MARTIN&CO S?
licly that I cannot and will to watch more closely the one even if
Boone, N. C.
not accept a nomination for conduct of governmental af- farmer, and favoring our
Resident Physician. Office
representative from the alli fairs in order that we may principles, to follow? us if
When you come to Elk They are now receiving on King Street north of Post
ance or any other source know when our interests are they are allowed no voice in Park get started off Just Fresh consignments of sea Office.
June 12 88. lv.
whatever. I have all along fostered and protected, and the choice of candidates,
thus be able to vote intelli- 1 had a private letter from Right, by going straight to
advocated that a minister of
sonable goods and
Elias Carr a few days ago,
J.<i. WILBAR,
the gospel should keep out of gently instead of being mov who is president of the Jones & Vances
politics, and never suffer ed by passion and prejudice, N. C. state farmer's alliance;
You WILL MISS IT
DENTIST,
themselves to be dragged in and to send men to the legis in the cause of which he says
ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA.
to the political field as can lative halls to not only rep that there is "Many outside General store and buy every If you buy your goods
Offers his professional services
Before exam ininig
didates, and as yet, I see 110 resent the farmer, but the of the alliance who are not thing vou need from them.
to the people of' Mitchell,
Watauga and adjoining coun
good reason to change my whole country impartially. eligible to membership for
Their stock and
We propose to demand that
They have got the bigest
ties.
No tad muteial used
opinion, or go back on my
PRICES.
and all work guaranteed.
the guarantee by the consti obvious reasons, and yet stock in town, and always
record. Two years ago T was
May 11 y.
are in full sympathy and ac
THEY GUARANTEE
repeatedly solicited private tution of equal rights to all, cord, and you tell them by sell a little lower than
and special pri vileges to none,
ly by friends, to suffer my
the lowest.
As lOw priees as anybody, BAMER HOUSE.
be strictly adhered to in the your actions that they can
name to go before the Coun
not have a share in the ci* 7 and can't be beat iii quality
administration of the laws,
ty Convention for the legisla
J. R. PRITCHAR1), PROPRIETOR.
and that equal and just laws il offices they are only for They have just received an
ture; then I said no. This be enacted. Just here let me alliance members, a proceed elegent line of
TERMS SI.25 PEBDAY.
summer, friends have asked ask these over zealous breth ing we are and always have
Sqecial arrangements I>j the week
m»CALL AND SEE THEM'
or month.
me to allow my name to be ren what character of reform p eeil s 0 ready to condemn in
Blowing Rock, N. C.,
CLOTHING
used ns a candidate before we are inaugurating if we ad others."
ELK PARK, N. C.
June 25, .7<990.
The only effect of such a
the Dem ocra ti c No m i n a ting vocate and presis'£entl.v de
6—26. 4 mo.
Convention, for representa mand theexacmentof imprac course persisted in by the Embracing all the choice
tive. to whom I said and snv tieable or unconstitutional alliance, would be an unfor styles in makes and fabrics,
Money to loan.
again, no, no, and to the measures, or what virtue tunate class division, an ever whiffi will go DIRT CHEAP
Persons wishing to bor
action of Cove Creek alliance. there is iu the cry of the far widening chasm between the
row money, who can secure
—DEALERS IN,—
T snv NO, NO. NO . T would mer that other professions, farmer and working class Come and see our fiine line of
it by mortgage on good real
not be in appreciative of the and professional polticians and all other professions and Gents, Ladies, Misses and
estate, eon be accommodated
General Merchandise, by applying to
confidence that my friends, monopolize the places of callings, 110 matter how legit Childrens tine
both in and out of the alli trust and profit, almost ex- imate and honorable, and
J.E. Spainhour, Boone N. C.,
We have novv, on hand a or A. J. Criteller, Horton N. C.
ance. seem to have in me ns cluding the farmer when they this 1 believe would be a
SHOES! SHOES!!
complete line of
4. 24.
manifested in their wishes + o compose the body of the vo thousand times more to be
have me represent them in ters, and then turn around deplored than the intense We defy competition on
ST
GENERAL MERCHAN
the next legislature, and to and assemble secretly and partisan spirit and sectional quality, prices and styles.
whom, T would say there are nominate a ticket, thu^ till predjudice now existing in
DISE.
g^rCHEAP v 4
plenty of good men in Wat ing those who do not hap the land. Mr. Carr also T1\ey ha ve a complete line
auga county, outside of the pen to belong to the alliance said that "Our plain duty is of Henrietta cloth, cashmeres
CONSISTING OF,
ministry, to make represent a (among whom are some of to attend the primaries each ginghams, prints, lawns,
a
fives and other officers out of. the best citizens, both farm and every one his own party, muslins, laces, ribbons etc. [Dry Goods,]
...BLOWING BOCK , N. C.
So please look them out and ers and other callings,) that a n d en d ea ver t o ret urn d ele[Notions,]
put them in nomination. As they can just stand back gates favoring alliance de
[Groceries,]
We have, and will keep 011
to the action of Cove Creek and that we are going to lun mands. If you should be de Their stock of Groceries is
hand all kinds of goods that
[Shoes,]
alliance, I think it was pre things awhile ourselves??
feated acquiesce, it would be full to overflowing and of the
our customers need, and will
[Hats,]
mature, and, in my opinion, Such a proceeding as this in bad faith to enter a dem very best quality, consiting of
[Hardware,]
NOT BE UNDERSOLD BY
they only meant it as a sug virtually arrays the alliance ocratic or republican con Flour,
Any regular business mer
[Tinware,]
gestion. The time may come against every one else, be vention and then bolt the Bacon,
chant in the county. Our
when the alliance willhaveto cause no man of intelligence nomination."
[Glassware,]
La rd,
goods are all fresh and new
assume the attitude of a par will feel like supporting a tick This is the advice of the
Coffee,
[Crockery,]
and are as good as can be
ty, but that time has notyet et when he was no tasked nor head of the N. C. farmers al
Sugar,
[Medicines,]
bought. Give us a call, get
come. Let us. as heretofore, expected to take a part in liance and we mi <xht do well
Rice,
act with our respective par making it, whether he is a to hepd it. It is not the pur
Teas,
of which we are offering at prices and buy your sugar,
coffee, flour,
ties and have peace.
Cigars,
farmer or not. At least T see pose of the alliance to fight
bacon, lard,
I. W. THOMAS. no earthly use of any such the* honest lawyer, doctor,
Cigaretts,
syrups, molasses,
a movement in our county, or merchant or nnv other Cheroots etc.
soda, starch,
The "Life of the flesh is the because at evey election near profession or calling, of any
We also take in exchange
canvassed hams,
blood thereofpure blood means ly every man on both tickets | pnr p v; s o that it is honora- Groceries, Hardware, Queenshealthy functional activity and
for goods,
confections etc.,
this bears with it the certainty are farmers, and if other pro-. p]y conducted, but it is our ware, Glassware & etc. Cutlery,
Wheat,
of quick restoration from sick fessions a re represented some purpose to fight the monop both pocket and table, Scythes
ness or accident, nr. .T. H. Mc times, it is right that they olist, the scheming, design And snaths, butts and screws,
Corn,
Lean's strengthening cordial and
cross-cut and hand sa ws, all o
Bye,
Than they can be bought in
nlood purifier gives pure rich should be. But those who ad ing politician and the trick which will be sffid
Oats,
vocate this course say that ster. of whatever pnrtv or
the county. ESPECIALLY do
blood, and vitalizes and strength
Chicken
ens the whole body. 1.00 per if we are ever going into pol profusion lie may be; and to
we invite the ladies to give us
Eggs,
bottle.
itics, why not do so at once? accomplish much, we must
&etc,
a call and examine our full
Remarkably Low.
And that if we do not go unite with the friends of
SO GIVE US A CALL. line of Spring and Summer
H or ton, N. C. right in our "enemies" will good government wherever
Dresss goods.
Aug. 4th, '90. say that we are "afraid they may be found, in con
Notions, notions, to please
r
Editor Democrat'.
and I will say that it is not tending for what we honestly Y ou are cordially invited
the most fastidious of our fair
Ivy Glade's farmer's alli intended now to go into pol think best for our country, to examine our immense
May the 15th. 1890. friends during the summer.
ance at its regular meeting itics as an independent par and T will venture to say stock of goods, we feel sure
You shall be pleased in qual
last Saturday unanimoulsv ty at all, elsewhere, and as that there is scarcely a man we can suit you in prices,
ity and prices.
passed a resolution condemn to being afraid, I am afraid in Watauga county 110 mat
We are Located in the
ing the action of thosejof our for the farmers alliance to ter what his occupation may styles etc.
The Celebrated Nissen
Prompt attention giv
order who are endeavoring take such a step upon the be, or what political party
MOORE BUILDING,
WAGONS,
to draw the alliance of this same principle, that I should he acts with, who would not en to all Mail Orders.
On Main Street, and are ever
Yours Bespc't.
county into politics as an in be afraid to place myself up actjsquarel.v with the farmers,
BUGGIES, OPEN AND TOP,
ready to give our customers
dependent party, by nomina on a barrel of powder and and rejoice in the triumph of
PLATFORM SPRING HACKS, prompt attention. Orders
ting alliance tickets, and dynamite and then apply the principles advi cated by
Pheatons, Road Carts, by mail promptly fill led. Do
pledging its membership to fire to the powder. 1 be the alliance if carried out in
not tail to give ns a trial,
accordance with its original
take no part in such a move lieve the one would be just intention.
X-etc. Aete., for sale by V/. D. and we are sure of your trade
J- 0. H. May the 1st, 1820.
ment. We have considered ns fatal to the alliance as an
Clarke, Blowing Rock, N. C. therealter.
this step carefully, and are organization, as the other Life will acquire new zest, and
g@°The above named vehic- With many thanks for past
satisfied that it is a danger to the individual, and our cheerfulness return, if vou will
les will be sold cheap for cash patronage, and an earnest
t
...
imnel vour liver
or traded in exchange for appeal for a continuation 01
ous perversion of the inten enemies, if we 1 ve any 1 ~ ^ performance anil kidneys to
ha
hen\
of thcirfuntions
good young horses or cattle, the same in the future we re
tions and interests of the al would have nothing to (l<>: ])r j H ^Lean 's Liver and Kid& Come and examine them.
main, Respectfully.
liance, not having the sanc hilt stand by and see it done. ]1(>V nn j ni vv q] stimulate them to
McLENDON & MOORE,
4. 24.
liful action f 1.00 per bot- ^
tion of its constitution, or I do not see what the far-;
4. 24. 6 1110.
any former proceedings any- mors of this county have to tie#
THESE
MONEY'
Special Bargains
OF GOODS.
$,F, Lenoir, & Co,,
Mention
Lowest Prices
Chaser
S. F. LENOIR & GO.,
Jones & Vance.
!
�—Rev. J. L. White, pastor
first Baptist church in Dur
To THE YVA^AUGA DEMOCRAT. ham, N. C., is stopping at
a.-! oo the Coffey Hotel. He will
1 copy 1 year
... 50 preach at' Three Fork church
1 " (> months
35 1 next Sund a v, a t 11 A. A I.
1 " 3 months
and in Boone a t night.
AnvERTisiN G R ATES.
—Miss Mary Smith, of Ashe
$ .75
1 ich 1 week
1.75 ville. and Miss Lila Bed, of
1 " 1 month
3.00 Mocksville, are the guest? of
1 4 3 "
5.00 Miss Emma Council). Sel
1 " (i "
7.00 dom is our town visited by
1 " 1 year
9.00 two more popular and char
1 .•u lu in n 1 week
13.50 ming young ladies.
1
"
1 month
f
G
G
25.00
—Tuesday evening we re
5
37.50
50.00 ceived a telegram from Map
i /ear
Harper stating that the teEntered at the Postofficeat nnion had been postponed
•na N. 0.. as second-dlass on account of the weather, tin
•utter.
til some time in September.
Therefore we notified the peo
ple as far as possible. We
IOPAL NEWS.
Read E H. Dougherty & protested against this move,
but to no avail.
S UBSCRIPTION K ATE'S
Mast, N. 0.
Aug. 2nd '90.
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
of names had been tampered
NOTICE!
with or changed by some one I will sell for '*nsii at (he
since the drawing of juiors court bonne door in Boone,
for spring term 1ST) There on the 25th day of Aug. 1899
fore be ir ordered that an en to the highest bidder, Rich
tire new list be made out ard Urn w-ley's interest in 3.7
from the tax books at the acres of land more or less on
September meeting * f this the /leech Mountain, in Wa
board. It is further ore ered tauga county adjoining the
that the chair havt th( i box- lands of Smith R OTH itiger
es supplied with sui table i and others, to satisfy a bill
locks by the time said new of costs in the case of J. o .
list is ready, in accordance Smith against Richard Craw
with Sec. 1726 of the code. ley, said mortgage is dated
3rd day of October 1887,
and registered in the office of
register of deeds for said co,
J. B. Todd, per J. L. Hayes,
Slfrf.
July 24th 1890.
At a special meeting of the
Ed. Democrat:
1 would riot ha ve the peo-1 directors of the Linville 1mprovement Company called
pie to understand that
nominat- 1° Dtke suit ible acton with
Cove Creek alliance
ed an alliance ticket inde regard to the death of dipt.
pendent of future considera- j Walter W. Lenoir, the follow
lion. It simply instructed; ing preamble and resolutions
its delegates to the county were leported and unani
alliance convention to be mously adopted:
held in the near future, to That whereas the directors
cast their votes for the gen of the Linville Imp. to. have
tlemen whose names appear heard with dee]) regret of the
in the DEMOCRAT of Julv
Mist,
G. W. 0. death of one of their number,
Oapt. W. W. Lenoir, who has
Sands, N. C., been identified with the com
DEMANDS
\ ortti Carolina,1
Aug. J, 18#0. pany from its inception, That only honest and reliable medicines Watauga conn- f NOTKD.
should be placed upon the market. It can
ty,
)
Mr. Editor:—In a tat* issue therefore, be it Resolved:
not, therefore, be stated too emphatically,
ll.c. Mills,
That by his death the di nor repeated too often, that all who are in
of the DEMOCRAT I see an ar
need of a genuine Blood-purifier should
vs.
ticle from "Subscriber" ma rectors of the Linville Im be sure and ask for
J. F. Wagner.
king inquiry about what I provement Company "have
•w ' a n
Bro
By virtue of an execution issu
ed horn the Superior court clerks
Notice. Owing to a knew about the surplus in lost a valued friend; thecom—Council s threshing mathe United States Treasury.
Sarsaparilla. Your life, or that of some one
office of Watauga county, N. C.
hine starts .! last Monday. change to take place in our Now it is hard to know much panv an honored member j near and dear to you, may depend on the in favor of the plaintiff, and
business soon, we earnestly
and the state a useful citizen, i use of this well-approved remedy in prefer against the defendant in the
ence
other preparation of similar
1 n John Richardson, i request every-body who are about a thing that does not Resolved: That as a further j name. toItanycompounded of Honduras sar
is
above entitled action 1 will ex
f 8. U.. Spent Sunday in our indebted to us either by note exist. There was a magnifi
variety
cent surplus in the Treasury mark of our respect and) saparilla (thestillingia,most rich in curative pose to public sale at the court
properties),
mandrake, yellow
\ n vn
! or account to come forward
iodides. The process of man
at once and make settlement when Cleveland went out of esteem, that these resolu dock, and theoriginal, skilful, scrupulously house door in the town ol Boone
ufacture
Roy Cottrell opens school as we are bound to have our office, but according to repub tions be spread upon the clean, andissuch as to secure the very best N. r. on the 25th day of August
1890, it being Monday of the
medicinal qualities of each ingredient. This
i 1 Storie's Barn next Mon- money. All outstanding bus lican authority it will all be
minutes and a copy there of medicine is not boiled nor heated, and is, Superior court, for cash to the
• ay.
decoction;
it is a
iness must be closed up, so gone by the end of the pres be sent to his family with an therefore, not a obtained bybut methodcom highest bidder J. F. Wagner's in
pound extract,
a
ex
come on.—Amours Truly ent fiscal year, and money
terest in a certain tract or par
clusively our own, of the best and most
—Our people are disappoint
will ha ve to be borrowed to expression of our sympathy powerful alteratives, tonics, and diuretics cel of land lying in watauga
ed about the postponinentof May 8th 1890. Shell &Mast. pay the expenses of the gov
known to pharmacy. For the last forty
in their affliction.
township watauga county on the
years, Ayer's
the rhunion.
—Mr. F. M. Richards, of ernment. This is just simply
waters of watauga river adjoin
City, traveling the truth, and we ri.se to in The vicissitudes of climate are
Mrs T S Williams, of Elk Johnson
ing the lands of H. Taylor, D r .
Baird and others it being the
ark s visiting friends and salesman for John R.Dickey, quire how it strikes our hon trying to most constitutions,
of the
of Bristol, is quite sick with est republican brethren. This especially to people having im has been the standard blood-purifierpopular whole tract formerly owned by
>lat* v s n Boone.
world—no other approaching it in
W. H. Greer and known as the
fever at the Bryan House.
confidence or universal
Its form
pure
all
— Rev. J -I. L. Sherwood, His father and mother came is a part of the difference be tiiey blood. For the such (and ula is approved by thedemand. physicians Greer lands levied on by nie on
leading
constitute
majority,) and druggists. Being pure and highly con
tween a republican and a
of Sugar Grove, who has at once on hearing of his ill (1em oc ra tic administration. the best safe guard is Averts 8ar- centrated. it is the most economical of any the 21st day of July 1890 to
b< en quite sick, is, we are ness. His father has return I have not space to tell your saparilla, the use of which cleans possible blood medicine. Every purchaser satisfy the above named execu
of Sarsaparilla should insist upon having
being for the purchase
iiad : > state, improving.
ed, but his mother is still readers where it has gone, es the blood and strengthens and this preparation and see that each bottle tion it of said lands with in1crest,
money
bears the well-known name of
invigorates the system.
—Mrs. Pink Matherson, of watching at his bed side but there has been an in
and cost.
J- L. Hayes, Sh ft.
Tavlorsville, N. CU is visiting ministering to his wants. crease in almost everything
J. C. Ayer & Co.,
July, ,22nd 1890.
Lowell, Mass.
her aged mother in Watauga With her tender care, and and especially the pension
Sweetwater, N. C.
N OTICE!
the treatment of our popu list, which has been swelled
who is extremely ill.
In every
of the globe
Aug. 2nd '90 saparilla is quarterto be the bestAyer's Sar.
S. L. Patterson ad in.
proved
remedy for
lar physician, L. C. Reeves, to the enormous amount of
V8
all diseases of the blood. Lowell druggists
-Ed. Vannoy has mov we hope him a spe <dy recov- two hundred millions of dol Ed. Democrat:
unite in testifying to the superior excellence
L. L. Greene.
ed his telegraph instruments ery.
of this medicine and to its great
lars, with over five hundred Fine rains now which are In the city of its manufacture. popularity
By virt a • of an execution issu
to town, and is, with several
thousand pensioners on the needed. Corn through out
ed from 1 he office of the Superior
other boys learning telegra
list. It looks like that half- the country is good. Every Ayer's Sarsaparilla coui t clerk of caldwell countv
ANNOUNCEMENT.
phy.
N. 6. in the above entitled
PREPARED BY
To the voters of Watauga a-million ragged Confeder man who has no buckwheat
action in favor of plaintiff
-R. L. Councill and wife ar- County. I hereby announce ates were a destructive set.
patch in Watauga will be DR. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
ri vet 1 here from Tacoma, myself a candidate for the of But could we expect any disfranchised the coming $Pld by Druggists, gl, six g5. Worth g5 a bottle. and against the defend en t>
for the sum of $1546.72
Wash, Monday. They will fice of Sheriff. I will cheerfully thing better from a gift-ta
(subject to a credit) I will
Boone their future abide the action of the Con king President, and a Con election.
make
expose to public sale at the
home.
vention, and if I am nomina gress that would pass such a The live stock trade is now
law as the Federal Election on a stand. Sheep all gone,
court house door in Boone,
—Braxton Johnson,an ag ted I will use all lawful means law? It is just simply anoth
N. U. on the 25th day of Aug
cattle not yet come in. Jethed citizen of Beaver Dams, to secure my election.
er truth, that a, syndicate of
Can be pleasantly accommo 1890 it being Monday of the
THOMAS WARD.
died at his home some days
millionaires has purchased a ro Wilson, son of Alex, has dated at the boarding house Superior court, L. L. Greene's
since, after a long and pain
fine residence at Cape May, been very low, so bad that of
interest in thefollowinglands
ful illness.
costing twenty-five thousand Drs. Phillips and J. G' But
to-wit: the J. J. Horton
NOTICE.
GLOBE ACADEMY,
—Prof. W. M. Francum is Owing to a change in my dollars, furnished it in the ler were both there. He is GLOBE, CALDWELL Co. N. C. lots in the town of Boone,
adjoining the lands of w. L.
n town this week, and in business to take place the most elaborate style, stocked better.
it w r ell with the choicest pro Mrs. Mary Glenn,from Big- Special advantages offered Biyan and others known as
fo. ms us that it is probable 1st. of Sept. I now offer
them in music. A new up
Horton pro
i> u ? 1! touch on Reaver Dams, goods at greatly reduced visions and presented it as a Laurel, is visiting friends and right piano will be used. the J. J.
gift from "turret to founda
perty consisting of all the
prices for cash. 1 earnestly
M v. liming first of Sept.
tion stone," to Mrs. Renj. relatives in the community. They will be given such in lots formerly owned by the
all
E. Williamson, wife request to persons indebted Harrison, wife of the Presi The lumber trade is the or struction
in
the
lit said Horton and sold to
make settlement
n
old, of Indianapolis, to me that time. Please dent. We again pause to der here at Swift & Sherrill's erary department as they L. L. Greene which is more
t rived at the Bryan within
inquire of the honest republi mill. People buy poplar here will NEED and USE in the fully described by the platt
oblige.
: u last night. They will fail not and A. CRITCHER.
cans of this county how this at 120 per M. they haul to actual operations of iife. of the town of /ioone levied
T.
nam in town f»r some time.
Boys will find good accom on by me on the 21st day of
looks? Of course this syndiBomboo, N.
cate will bring in some big Abingdon, Ya. and get $22 modations and will be pre July 1890 to satisfy the aDr. J. C. Blair, of Lenoir,
axes to be ground before Mr. and load back with corn at pared for college or business. bove named execution inter
was in town this week. The
GOING WEST.
Fa\\ term opens Aug. 11th est and cost. J. L. Hays Shff
Dr. made a visit to his aged I anticipate starting west Ha r rison's t.i me ex pi res, H o w 65 cts. per bushel.
1890. For further particu This Julv 22nd 1890.
mother, who is very low with a crowd of emigrants unlike Cleveland who would Black and raspberry crop lars, apply to
not accept, as a gift any
with dropsy.
READ THIS.
A. E. BOOTH , Principal.
from 1st to15th of Oct., *90. thing, not even a pair of very light. No peaches.
All persons indebted to
—E. S. 711ac7vburn has 1 have my arrangements so boots, and so we have it; Apples scarce.
me, either by note or Re
bought the Mountain Post made that I can give parties everything seems to be going Our carpenter, G. P. SlierNOTICE.
count for medical services,
<>i Elk Park, and will begin special rates to any of the from bad to worse, times get rill is at work now on Cove By virtue of a decree of or for merchandise are
the publication of a republi western States. All persons ting harder every day, taxes Creek. He will build my the Superior court of Watau- estly, requested to comeearn
for
can pa per in Jefferson soon. wi.fiiing to go can address getting higher all the time, neighbor, W. J. Wilson, a gauounty, N. C., the under ward and make prompt set
me and save money. Make for instead of relieving us of
signed as commissioner will tlement as I a in compelled
—Do you need a suit of contracts at once.
some of our burdens they dwelling house this fall.
sell to the highest bidder at to have my money. 1 have
clothes? If so do not fail to
JAMES H. BRYAN,
propose to raise the duty on Miss Blanche Sherrill is the court house door in the waited long and patiently,
purchase of 8. F. Lenoir &
BOONE , N. C.
almost all the necessaries of teaching at Upland school town of Boone, on the 25th. as my friends well know, and
Co. They have an elegant
life. But I think the people house. She has a good day of August 1890 it being- now, that 1 am forced to
line, and are sure to suit you
J. T. R. Monday of the fall term of call on them, I hope they
are beginning to see what is school.
Meat Camp Fa rmors Alliance.
in prices.
best for them and if their is
the court, the following de will respond promptly to my
—The boys who wore the At a regular communica anything in the signs of the COMMISSIONER'S COURT.
scribed tract of land lying request. 1 have made a
up are pouring in at /flowtimes, the republican party
on the waters of North Fork change in my business and
g Rock, regardless of the tion of Meat Camp farmers at the next election will here • Petition for a new road on of New river on the north must therefore closeup all
fact that the encampment alliance No. 1768 held at something drop.
Davis* Gap & Cable road. east side of Elk Knob at the past transactions, Persons
had been postponed. Noble Elk Knob Academy Aug. 20
ALEXANDER BILL.
John Keller appointed over base of said knob adjoining ailing to make settlement
boys they are.
1890.
the lands of the William Hor by Oct 1st. 1890 will find
seer to do the work.
Whereas: We have heard On the 6th ballot for solic N. N. Colvard, jailor, paid ton sugar camp tract, con their accounts in the hands
—Jones & Vance, of Elk
taining 75 acres more or less, of an officer for collection,
Park, are offering some bar-| with regret that certain men itor, W. C. Newland was 43.68.
and being the land belong Vny person desiring can pay
1 and certain alliances of our nominated over \Y. B. Coun
Ordered that C. P. Todd,
gains that are wonderful. If
you are in need of goods see county desire and are trying cill. The ballot stood eigh overseer on Big Hill road, ing to the lieirs of Nathan their accounts due me, to T.
them. This offer is only good to induce the alliance to be ty five and two fifths for be notified to appear before Horton deceased. Terms J. Coffey&Bro. whose rceipt
Newland and eighty four and the board at September meet one fourth cash on day of will be accepted by me.
for twenty days.
sale and the balance to be The firm of Phillips &Son.
come a political party three fifths for Councill. Mr. ing.
— B e have now a number Therefore Resolve: that we Newland receiving a majori Paid Samuel Phipps $4.24 secured by note on three now carry a first, class line
of poems written by some of j deprecate all actions of the ty of four fifths ' f vote. It lumbe" furnished for the months time.
of general merchandise which
our correspondents which we alliance in a political direc is charged that McDowell bridge on Watauga River.
This July 8 1890.
will be sold as cheap as
would he very much pleased
E. F. LOVILL, COM. goods of the kind can be
tion, and that we unite in cast twenty-two votes in the Petition for a new road
to publish, but having noj
convention
for Newland from Banner Elk to the Lin
sold, and it will be to the in
type suitable we must decline. begging those who seem thus when in fact, the county was ville Improvement Co's. line
terest. of the public to call
disposed, to desist ere they
and examine our stock be
—Rev. C. N. F. Jeffrey, hite bring reproach upon them not entitled to but twenty. to be heard at September
If this is a correct statement meeting.
fore purchasing elsewhere.
of Philadelphia, but now, selves and the alliance.
Councill is the legal nominee. Dr. Councill, Roard of
Thanking my friends for
Arch Deacon of Watauga,
W. li. NORMS.
Will the brethren please ex Health, filed his monthly re
past favors and soliciting
preached in the Episcopal
Sec'y. pro tern.
plain ?
your future patronage 1 re
port for July.
Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Pat
Church last Sunday. He will
MODERATE FEES.
have services here at least That distention of the stom J u d ge By num w as n o m i na - Win. Hagaman was paid ent business conducted for U . S . PATENT OFFICE main very truly yours.
OUT OFFICE IS OPPOSITE
can
J. B. Phillips.
ach which many people feel after ted by acclamation.
$4.72 cts for burial expens and we fromsecure patent iu less time than those
once a month.
remote
Washington.
f MiH. eating, may be,due to improper
Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip
Sugar Grove, N. C. July 8.
es of pauper.
—John It. Hodges,
tion. We advise, if patentable or not. free of
mastication of the food, but, in If you are suffering with weak
till patent is secured.
die Cane, was in town one most cases, it indicates a, weak or inflamed eyes, or granulated Whereas, at the July term charge. Our fee not dueto Obtain Patents, with Coughs and co'ds come unin
A PAMPHLET, HOW
of actual
day last week, He thinks the ness of the digestive organs, the eyelids, you can be quickly cured of the board, 1890, when the namessent free. clients in your State, county, or vited, but vou can quickly get
town,
Address,
rid of these, with a few doses of
people of Elk will make more best remedy for which is one of by using nr. J. H. McLean's regular jurors were drawn for
corn thisyear than they have Ayer's Bills, to be taken after strengthening Eye salve. 25 fall term of the Sup.Court, it C. A.SNOW & CO. nr. J. H. McLean's Tar wine mug
became evident that the list O PP. PATENT O FFICE, WASHINGTON. O. C. nahn.
cents a box.
in the two preceding years. dinner.
PUBLIC SAFETY
Ayer's
Sarsaparilla
20 Watauga Girls
41
�The Watauga Democrat,
D. II. Dougherty, Editor.
li C. Rivers, Publisher.
The receipts from the tariff
for the year just- closed were
$229,659,000 being near
$6,000,000 more than last
year; and the receipts from
internal revenue were $142,000,000, being $11,000,000
more than last year. The
entire receipts of the govern
ment were $402,000,000.
The working expenses of the
government were $154,600,000; interest was $36,000,000, premiums paid to bond
holders $20,304,000; pen
sions $106,93#,000J making
a total of $317,988,000.
The balance of the money
spent was paid on bonds.
Do we ever stop to think
what a big affair this coun
try of ours is—when just the
central government,
not
counting the states, and
education; the municipal and
keeping up the bridges and
foads, Ac., which aggregate
an enormous amount, re
quires over $400,000,000!—
Ex.
The quality of the blood de
pends much upon good or bad
digestion and assimilation, to
make the blood rich in life and
strength giving constituenns, use
nr. J. H. McLean's strengthening
cordial and Blood Purifier, it will
nourish the properties oi the
blood from which the elements of
vitality are drawn. 1.00 per
bottle.
Where Is The Money To Loan ?
very cotton when lie buys
clothingforhisfamily? What
we need most is the repeal of
all legislation which makes it Still Oil Hand With a
possible for the farmer to be
com belled to pay such an exNice line of
horbitant per cent for what
he eats and wears, and there
is no way to accomplish it
except by defeating the repub
liean party, for this party
will never change its legisla
tion on the subject of the tar
iff, legislation which is inimi Consisting, in part, of Boots,
Shoes,
cal to the agricultural inter
Dress Goods,
est of the country, and to
Notions,
which can be traced the real
Hardware,
cause for business depression
Tinware,
and low prices for farm pro
Groceries,
ducts.—North Carolina InCoffees,
teligencer.
Sugars,
Tea,
Rice,
Ciga rs,
Are wrought by tlie use of Ayer's Hair
Cigarettes, etc.
Vigor in restoring gray Lair to its original
W L. RRYAH,
J. T
HOPKINS,
COVE (REEK ACADEMY,
-0-
DEALER IN
GAP CREEK, N. C.
DRY GOODS,
Oeneral
GROCERIES,
Merchandise,
BOOTS & SHOES
color, promoting a new growth, prevent'ng tne Li!ir from falling, keeping it soft,
silky, and abundant, and the scalp cool,
healthy, and free from dandruff or humors.
The universal testimony is that this prep
aration lias no equal as a dressing, and
is, therefore, indispensable to every wellfurnished toilet.
"1 have used Ayer's Hair Vigor for some
time and it has worked wonders for me.
was troubled with dandruff and was rapidly
becoming bald; but since using tlie Vigor my
head is perfectly clear of dandruff, the hair
has ceased coming out, and 1 now have a
good gr. wth, of the same color as when
was a young woman. I can Leartily recom
mend any one suffering from dandruff or
loss of he8- to use Ayer's Hair Vigor as a
dressing." — Mrs. I.ydia O. Moody, East
Pittston, Me.
"Some time ago my wife's liair began to
come out quite freely.
Drugs & Medicines
I
in good variety. Also take*
all kinds of
I
ROOTS
Ayer's
±± L.if Vigor
not only prevented my wife from becoming
bald, but it a'.so caused an entirely new
growth of Lair. I am ready to certify to this
statement heh re a justice of the peace."—
II. IJulsebus, I.ewishurgh, Iowa.
"Some years ago, after a severe attack o!
brain fever, my lmir all came out. I used
sucli preparations for restoring it as my phy
sicians ordered, 1 ut failed to produce a
growth of hair. 1 then tried, successively,
several articles recommended by druggists,
and all alike fell short of accomplishing the
desired result. The last remedy I applied
was Ayer's Hair Vigor, which brought a
growth of hair in a few weeks. I think I
used eight bottles in two years; more than
was necessary as a restorative, but 1 liked it
as a dressing, and have continued to use it
for that purpose. I believe Ayer's Hair
Vigor possesses virtues far above those of
any similar preparation now on the market."
—Vincent Jones, Richmond, Ind.
—AND-
HERBS,
&C., AC.
For Cash or Produce
-0
Principal: II. C. MOORE, A B Assistant: J. H. EJNG1L
1. Location beautiful, and easy* of access.
2. Ample acc<)m m od ations.
3. Superior religions advantages.
4. Expenses very reasonable.
5. Prepares for college and practical iife.
Fall term opens Aug. 11th 1890. Send for cireul
addressing the Principal, at SUGAR GROVE, X. C.
mm
O-
-0
flfir JACOB. W1KE, A. B., PRINCIPAL,^
At Remarkably Low Prices
Opens June 9th, 1890. The course THOROUGH, with
special advantages to those wishing to prepare for teach
Goods First Class.
ing Greek, Latin, German, Higher Mathematics, Natural
Sciences, Penmanshiy, Short-hand etc., and arrangements
JEWELER.
will be made for those desiring music. MTTuition from .75
Watches repaired and all to $2 per mo- For particulars addresss the principal at Solo, N.
kinds of work in this line exe.
cuted promptly.
NOW IS THE TIME TO
lie urucis
c
I am now ready to show you
a nice selected stock of standard
prints, Indigo Blue, Simpson's
Blacks, Dress ginghams, Biswic
suiting Ghallies cashmeres, and
brocaded goods with the best lot
of 10 cts worsteds on the market.
Ladies' white dresc goods, cross
bar Hamburg, Oriental lace, rib
bons, gloves, ladies' and misses'
hoes, corsets and corset jeans,
Damask table cloths, lace scim
and creton goods, silk thread,
button hole twist. Jeans cloth
from 12% to 75 cts per yard,
Hats and shoes
HARDWARE.
in the greatest abundance, such
as hoes, plows," clevises, grass
rods, heel bolts, horse shoes and
nails. Table cutlery*, hinges,ham
mers, files, rim knot ocks, butts
and screws. Coffin goods, silvermounted handles, screws hinges
and ornaments. A very fine lot of
SIBMHIBK FOR
THE
ONE
DOLLAR
PER
YEAR
IN
ADVANCE,
R. A. SPAINHOUR,.
MORAVIAN FALLS
. c.
And country produce in exX
chahge for goods. Gent's
furnishing goods, such as,
-0dress shirts, (both laundried
Has recently enlarged his storehouse and stock of goo
and unlaundried.) Collars,
His store house is now 60 feet long and thoroughly filh
Cuffs, Slips, and in fact, al
QUEENS-WARE.
with new goods, which he-proposes to sell at PRICES
most any thing-needed in that
Gold band china, teas and plates,
line.
bowles and pitchers, glass-ware,
When President Harrison
was inaugurated there was
in the treasury, to the credit
of the government, the sum
lamps etc. GROCERIES. Extra
that will Surprise you.
C sugar 12 lbs for $1. Gol
of $92,000,000. Mr. Cleve
den drip syrup, rice and spices.
land, on retiring, could have
Oils, tanner 's and engine; tur
said'to him, "this money be
pentine. Just received 500 Highest market price paid for all kinds country producelongs to the people, and
gallcns stone-ware, crocks,
ROOIS AND HERBS A SPECIAL 7 Y.
while it has been unjustly
churns, jars jugs etc. Give
Write him for a list of Roots, Herbs, and prices.
Ready-Made Clothing from 8 me a call. Reap. J. D. TAYLOR.
collected, by virtue of Re
4. 24.
to 25 dollars per suit. We
publican legislation, I have
NOTICE.
PREPARED BY
handle only first class goods, Valuable Hotel Property
kept it for them and advised OR. J. C. AVER & 00., Lowell, Mass.
and will guarantee prices as
for Sale.
more equitable legislation in
Bold by Druggists and Perfumers.
low as any other merchant By virtue of a decree of the
GRAND OPENING! NEW GOODS!
the future."
who handles the same grade Superior Court of Watauga
This is what the retiring North Carolina,]
-oCounty, made in the case of
of goods.
President could have said to Watauga Co. J>8up'r. Court.
L. D. Hargrove and others,
the incoming President six
the undersigned, as commis
James II. Gwyn
teen months ago. Suppose
sioner appointed by said
vs.
Mr. Cleveland was to be in
Court, will sell at BlowingThos. E. Teegarden
Rock. N. C., on the 11th day
augurated as President to Let the defendeiit in tlie above
of August, 1890, on the prem
day, what would be Mr. Har entitled action take notice that
It is gratifying to lis to announce to our numerous
ises, two lots or parcels of customers that we have now, and still arriving the largest
rison's parting message? he is required to appear at the
land known as the Hargrave stock of goods ever brougt to Watauga. We have recent
next
of
court
If he told the truth he would to beterm forthe Superiorcounty
Hotel property, to the high
held
Watauga
be compelled to say, "I have on the 4th Monday in August Goods at almost your own est bidder, at public auction. ly bought in Philadelphia and Knoxville $6000.00 worth
Our stock consists of all varieties of
I run in connection Termr % cash the balance in of NEW GOODS.
spent the $92,000,000 you to answer or demur the the com price.
goods kept in a first class store. We have a nice line of
left in the treasury and—well, plaint of the plaintiff which will with my other business, a 6 and 12 months. Bond with ready made CLOTHING that we are offering Low down.
be filed the first three days of the
approved security for deferr
go on, when the appropria term in an action of debt for the
edpayments. Title retainedun
SHOES! OVER-SHOES! BOOTS!
tion bills have passed by recovery of three hundred dol
til purchase money is payed.
Ladies dress goods in all qualities, colors and prices.
Congress are paid the gov lars due by note with interest
This is a delightful property,
for the
money
well situated at one of the Gents furnishing goods! Collars, cuffs, Neck ware, shirts
ernment will be ' in debt it beingsituated purchasecounty,
ol land
in said
m ost pop ul ar su m mer resorts socks and anything you want in the latest styles. HATS!
$700,000,000."
And this and let thedefendent take notice
in the State. Sold for parti to suit men, women and children. Hardware, crockery,
shows how the bank account that if he fails to appear and an
tion.
E. F. LOVILL, COM. farming ntinsels, Ac in great quantities. Our goods were
or demur to
of the government stands. swerrelief therein the complaint,
bought at {i bargain and we propose to give our customers
the
asked will be
This July 8th 1890.
the benefit of them. Come and see our fine stock and you
The republicans, within six granted.
will be sure to buv. Extra inducements will be offered for
TAKE THE
teen months, have involved J. B. Todd, C. S. C.
the next 60 days for CASH . We take all kinds of produce
which we think is equal to
L. F. Lovill, Afct'y for Plt'ff.
the government in debt to
any in the county, and we
k and live stock a specialty. Thanking our friends for past
the amount of $100,000,000,
patronage, we hope to merit it in the future by honest
guarantee our prices as lowGO IN G
NOTICE!
in addition to spending
dealings and good oargains, we are,
By virtue of the power of as any in the
West and Northwest.
$92,000,000 which the dem
Very Respectfully,
ocrats, after a term of four sale contained in a certain
mortgage deed, executed by
years, had left in the treasu Elbert Wells and his wife
Emigrants going to any of the
E. H.DOUGHERTY & BROWestern States or Territories
ry to its credit.
Avis P Wells on the 75 day
will save time and money going
We would like to know of A n gu st 1889 a n d regi s tar
via. Chicago and Alton route,
ed in the registers office of
where the money is to come
Also furnish transportation to t is the quickest route to
|| S. . P. AMGL,
from to loan to the farmer, said county in book "C" of panties wanting the same with a K A N S A S C I T Y , D E N V E R ,
mortgages page 21 and 22,
*
DEALERS
IN
PUEBLO,
even if the sub-Treasury bill said mortgage being execut safe driver and with as good a
should be passed? His taxes ed to Frederick Shook to turnout cts can be found in the And all points in Idaho, Wash
ington, Oregon, Utah
will have to be increased to secure balance due on two county. For the next
and California.
pay the deficiency, and if cer notes 1st $50 da f ed Nov. 16
Finest and Best Equipped If you think of buying a
tificates lire issued for his 1886. 2nd note $75 Nov. 16
SEWING MACHINE,
Road in tlie West.
1886. I will expose to sale
crops the increased taxes are at public out cry at the
Only line running Solid Vesti- and want to save CASH, write me
likely to offset any advant court house door in Boone
huled trains between St. Louis for prices. I carry a full line of
and Kansas City.
needles and parts ,such as ,
age that may be gained by on the 1st Monday in Sept.
it being the first day of said We will make special prices, for Reclining Chair cars and Tour Shuttles, Bobbins, Drivers,
the low rate of interest to be
ist Sleepers free of extra charge. Oiis etc., all of which can be
indicated on the face of such month one hundred acres of cash, on all goods. Returning I will meet parties at any rail sent by mail.
land for cash in hand lying our thanks for past patronage road station with through tickets
certificates.
I have a good line of fishing
on the head waters of Dutch
Where is the advantage in creek adjoining the lands of I we will, as heretofore, st ill con and baggage checks. maps and 7ackles, Trout Flies, Hooks,
For full information,
Seins a specialty,
the government issuing a for John Shook, James Brewer! tinue to furnish you good go Yds descriptive pamphlets of the Lines etc,
will send them out by mail.
and at as low prices as cm be West write to or call on
ty dollar certificate for a bale and others. The sale is to I
S, P. ANGEL,
Truly yours,
B. A. NEWLAND,
of cotton, bearing one per satisfy said notes interest ound.
and cost on same. Frede
Tra veling Passenger Agt..
KNOXVILLE,
cent interest, and then make rick Shook, m 'ge per v v . H .
TLNN
19 Pattou Ave., Asheville, N. C.
the holder pay from one to nyrd const. Thisjulv 25th
W. L. Bryan.
-J. CHARLTON ,' G. P. A
.5—29.
Chicago, 111.
two hundred percent for this 1890.
JUST IN
E. IU DOUGHERTY & BRO.
Hotel and Feed
STABLE
nicago ana Alton rs. ,
COUNTY.
SEWING MACHINES
60 D YS
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BOONE, WATAUGA
COUNTY, N. C., TIIUBSDAY,
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L1YYILLE.
AUGUST.
14.
1890.
NO. 5.
per cent, on decorated arti-j heads together at Cape May LET 1)3 HAVE POLITICAL HARMONY
A FAR OFF STAR.
Why Woman Ix Man's I?est Friend.
cles, and to 50 per cent on : Point trying to devise some
white and undncora ted ware.! method of preventing the de- "Fools na mes like their fa- It would take A Cannon Ball 100,000c First and foremost a wo
000 Y^ars To Hit it,
Messrs Sherman and His- feat which they can see star oes, are often seen in public
man is a man's best friend;
eock opposed t he Senate ing their party in the face. places," is an ancient truism, It is difficult to conceive Because she is his mother.
amendments. Then Mr. Al The result of their lengthy and not older than it is true. that the beautiful dog star is Second, because she is his
lison of Iowa, arose, and, in
Yet those of us who read and a globe much larger than wife.
A place planned and developing substance, said that be was confab will probably soon be
our sun, yet it is a fact that
Because she is patient with
apparent, as they are both think, who are interested in
Sit-ins is a run many times him in illness, endures his
bound to get in a word if it to return this week.
AS
the growth and prosperity of
was the last act of his public Representative ('ummings, the country, especially the more mighty than our own. fret-fulness and "mothers"
career. He roared that he of New York has exposed a southern portion of it, can This splendid star, which, him.
A GREAT RESORT
had stated a few days before, nice little scheme of Speaker not view without interest and even in our most powerful
because she will stick to
(with all the carelessness of Reed's to bribe voters in his some anxiety the present telescopes, appears as a mere him through good and evil
Situated in the Mountains oi desperation) that the in district with government acts of the farmers' alliance. point of light, is in reality a report, and always believe
crease of duty caused by the money by having the Navy That the farmers should or globe em mi t ting so enor- in hirn, if she loves him.
m()1 '- 1 quality of light and
Because without hei he
11 ESTERN NORTH CARO administration bill, in tax department order the em ganize to protect and protbai uere it to l a^e trie would be rude, rough and
ing cartons and coverings, ployment of a large number mote their interest was natuLIN A,
amounted to from 10 to 15 of workmen just before elec ral and right. At the pres place of our own sun every ungodly.
per cent. That it was true, tion at the Kittery Navy ent time, critical time, when creature 011 this earth would
Because she teaches him
as stated by Mr. Sherman, Yard, which is in Mr. Reed's the South is passing through be consumed by its burning the value of gentle Words,
A region NOTED for health
that the crockery industry, district. Mr. Cuuirnings has a most crucial and important rays.
of kindly thought and of
fulness and beauy of Scenery.
had had, in the last few years offered a resolution instruct period of her history, when of Sirius shining with far grea consideration.
a most remarkable develop ing the committee 011 Naval all times she should be uni ter luster than anyother Because she can, with hurt
AN ELEVATION OF 3,800 FEET
ment. He wanted a reduc Affairs to investigate this ted, deliberate and strong; star, it was natural that as endure pain quietly and meet
With Cool, Invigorating tion of duties, such as was matter. That will, of course when she of all times needs tronomers should have re joy gladly.
—Climate.—
recommended by the Finance be the last of the matter as the wisest, best and most ex garded this as being the Because, on her breast, he
committee, and if it wasn't far as the House is concern perienced men at the front; nearest of all the "tixecf" can shed tears of repentance,
done he was ready to throw ed; but the people will be when she wants unison and stars; but recent investiga and he is never reminded of
L is being laid out with taste
up his job.
not discord, is it not unwise. tion 011 the distances of the them afterwards.
heard from a little later.
and skill, with well graMr. Vest wanted the rates
Mr. Editor, for the farmers stars has shown that the because when he is having
*
ded roads and
up at 40 per cent, and Mr. Life will acquire new zest, and to turn their organization in nearest to us is Alpha Cen- like a fretful boy—and we all
MoPherson, wanted it a few cheerfulness return, if you will to a political machine? And tahri, a star belonging to do, you know, at times—
impel your liver and kidneys to
EXTENSIVE
Southern
latitude, with no reason in the world
per cents higher,
Senator the performance of their funtions in doing so, to turn down the
though it is probable that for it, woman's soft word,
Vance made a humorous nr. j. H. McLean's Liver and Kid them wisest, most experienc
EOEEST EAEKS.
speech 011 the high protective ney nalm will stimulate them to ed and best friend? No one Sirius is about fourth 011 the touch or glance will make
healthful action. $1.00 per bot
system. He declared that tledenies the power, strength list in the order of distance. him ashamed of himself as he
A desirable place for fine residen the whole earthen ware sec
and influence of the farmer. For, though there are about ought to be.
ces an d
tion of the bill was a dis TLIE MOON'S INFLUENCE ON VEG Jt would be idiotic to dream fifteen or twenty stars whose /teen 11 se without her as ail
grace to anyone who claimed
of such nonsense. We have distances have been conject incentive he would grow la
ETATION.
-HEAL1HFUL 1JOMES- to be tinctured with a sense The reflected light of the all been taught from our cra ured, the astronomer knows zy; there would be no good
of humanity. Been use it was moon has no appieciable in dles up to believe our agricul that in reality all of them, work done, there would he 110
AGood opportunity for prof simply a discrimination in
fluence upon either vegeta tural friends to be the "bone save three or four, lie at dis noble books written, there
itable investments.
favor of the rich against the ble or animal life 011 this and sinue", and Iwil, add the tances too great to be meas would be no beautiful pict
g^For illustrated pamphlet poor. That the same policy planet, and if there is any true aristocracy of the land. ured by any instruments we ures painted, there would be
of disc r i m i 11 a t i o n r a n electrical or other influence it But, my dear sir, it cannot have at present.
no divine strains of melody.
add i ess
through the whole tariff bill, has not as yet been discover be and is not under any cir Astronomers agree in fix
Because she has made for
L INVIULE IMPROVEMENT C O.,
from one end of it to the oth ed. The idea, however, that ca mstances the interest ofthe ing the distance of the near us a beautiful world in which
er But the existing part of (.the moon has some peculiar j farmer to array all against est fixed star at22,000,000,- we should be proud to live,
LINVILLE, MITCHELL CO.
N. C. the whole matter was—when influence 011 vegetation and those who are not farmers. 000,000 miles, and it is cer and contented to die.
Senator Plumb committed animals is a very old one, The la wyer, doctor, merch tain that the d stance of
Because-^and this is the
5—29—6 mo.
mutiny* He had with him, and while there never was ant, mechanic, preacher, phi Sirius is more than three and best reason of all—-when the
less than six times that of world had reached an unenvi
WASHINGTON LETTER. facts, figures and invoices, any foundation for it except losopher, miner, and, in fact,
which showed that originally the vagaries of a disordered all creatures on earth are Alpha Centauri, most likely able state of wickedness, the
From our Regular Correspondent and before the crockery busi brain, still, as the belief is consumers of the farmers' la about five times, so that we blessed task of bringing it
ness became fat, ft was satis perfectly harnfless, it is use bor. Then are we not mutu are not far from the truth if a Savior of all mankind was
For the Democrat
fied with a gratuity of $16.40 less to disturb the quiet of ally dependent on each oth we s^t the distance oJr Sirius given to a woman, which
The most attractive feat
011 a given amount of ware. your ignoi antneighbors\vho er? In the alliance are men at about 100,000,000,000 was God's way of setting
ure of the present Congress,
Under the pending amend take so much pleasure in like many outside, men who miles. What a vast distance His seal of approval on her
is to see the rats deserting
ment it would amount to $31. planting their cucumbers love office better than plow is this that separates us from who is mother, wife, daugh*
the sinking G. 0. P. ship.
32an 1 under the McKinleybill and beans during certain ing. My sight is not as good the star! Words and fiig- er and sweetheart, and,
Senator Plumb of Kansas
$57.12. He said "the whole phases of the moon. The as it was thirty or forty yea rs 11 res themselves fail to con therefore, man's best friend.
is the last one to open his
Tendency of civilization is to poor old moon has long-been ago, but I can see them in N. vey to our minds any ade —Ladies' Home Journal.
eyes, and swim for his life.
ward the reduction of prices accused of being the cause of C. and S. 0., as well as else quate idea of its true charac
He is one of the largest ro
Sick Headache and a sensation
oi all products of human la many a catastrophe of which where, even from this dis. ter.
of o ppression and dullness in the
dents in the Senate chamber
bor. To claim that the tar she was only a silent - specta tance. They are the men the To take a common exam head, are very commonly pro
of the vessel; but he found it
iff has been the main factor tor. What are called the farmers need to watch and ple of illustrating such enor- duced by indigestion: morbid
sinking, and is "pulling for
in the reduction of the prices signs- of zodiac originated see that they do not lead m oUs dis tances. 11 is ca jcn- despondency, irritability and
the shore." The democrats
over sensitivness of the nerves
of manufactured goods, is to from the supposed influence the men who do the plowing la ted that the ball from ail may, in a majority of cases, be
were put into a state of ex
100-po under traced to the same cause. Dr. j,
ignore all the forces of civil of certain planets within the into trouble. I have no fear Armstrong
treme gratification, when
quits the gun with the speed H. McLeans Liver and Kidney
ization. The American peo imaginary band or zodiac of the genuine, working, hon
they heard the Kansas Sena
of about four hundred yards nalm
ple are entitled tohavecheap extending around the celes est, hard-handed farmer. He per second. Now, if this ve cure. and pillets will positively
tor denounce the theory he
goods if competition can tial sphere, having as its "is all right" and will be. He locity could be 7vept up it
has been harping on for
bring" that about. When mesial line the elliptic or ap a 1 ways was. Bu t, i t is the po would require no fewer than
ARE YOU IN THE VINE?
yea rs.
is the time corning when the parent path of the sun. The litical, the "official" some 100,000,000 years before
That staunch old soldier,
people of the United States original planets know to the call them, or miss call them, the ball could reach Sirius.—
I have seen a branch tied
of verbiage, Mr. Sherman re
Scientitle A merica n.
wiil derive some benefit from ancients within this band literary farmer that we fear.
to a bleeding tree for the
plied to him, and showed
the establishment of home were Mercury, Venus, Mars, Tell the real farmer to go
Senator Vance has intro purpose of being engrafted
that he hated, yet to give up.
industries?" But the best Jupiter and Saturn, but la slow, to bccareftil,and watch
duced a bill providing for into its wounded body, and
Rut the fact is growing daily
of it was the way in which ter other planets were discov these fellows. Look at dear
the repeal of the tax per cent that thus both might he one*
more apparent, that the re
lie said that he didn't say all ered, and this destroyed old South Carolina. Remem
on the circulation of state Yet no incorporation had
publican party has absolute
that with the slightest idea some of the old ideas of the ber what it was a few years
banks, and providing that followed; there was 110 living
ly stampeded and, if the
that it would be of any effect planetary system, as well as after the war, under radical
Country wants "protection"
rule, when the farmers' h'ome no higher rate of tax shall be union. Spring came singing,
upon the vote in the Senate, the influence of these celestial had neither value nor safety;
ievied on such circulation and with her fingers opened
it will be necessary to find
(as if lie had cast pearls worlds upon our own.
No when the merchant from
another guide.
than on that of national all the buds; and summer
before swine.)
intelligent or learned agri whom the farmer bought his h.irU -Q
came with her dewy nights
U< I 4 » »\M.
The question was 011 par
Senator Gorman is win culturist of the present day, shoes and trace chains, had
agraph 100 of the "tariff
This is one of the demands a nd sunny days, and brought
ning golden opinions on all pays any attention to the no money nor credit. Look of the alliance and should be oil" all the flow rs; and brown
bill relating to china, porce
now under the democratic
autumn came to shake the
lain, and crockery ware. The sides for the able manner in signs of the zodiac when party with such men as Gen- pa
which he is managing the either planting or harvest erals Hampton and Butlei
trees and reap the fields, and
"break" on thesubject, made
democratic side of the tariff ing his crops, 01 in weaning j at. the helm. All is prosperi-i The mast delicate constitution with dances and mirth to
by Mr. Plumb, was even
pigs.— New ty, peace and comfort. In can safely use nr. J. H. MCLEAN'S. hold the "harvest home;"
more distressing to bis re debate. He has already his calves and
spite of this, bad men have | Tar wine Lung Balm , it is a sure but that unhappy branch
publican colleagues than was compelled the republicans to York Sun.
taught the honest farmer to! remede.y for coughs, loss of voice, bore no fruit, nor flower, nor
abandon their announced
The dan p and decaying vege- doubt and suspect their best ana all throat arid lung diseases, even leaf. Just held up by
the first made earlier in the
policy of silence, and to en tation of regions newly cleared friends. What a mistake. I
dead clay and rotten cords,
season, by representative
ter into a defense of the out of timber, exposed to the rays of do hope and pray that the There are many accidents and it stuck to the living tree, a
Butterworth, of Ohio.
diseases which affect Stock and
and
unsightly
rageous bill which they wan the sun, is sure to breed malaria. North Carolina farmers can- causa serious inconvenience and withered
The finance Committee, of
Dr. J, II. McLean's Chills and not be duped bv any such po loss to the farmer in his work, tiling. So also it is with
ted to pass without debate.
the Senate reccomrriended a
I'(.-verCiir<;g.y mild and gentio.|jti<.al tramps.—Baiti. more . which may be quickly remedied Amany who have a "name to
nclion wilT radii illy cure. 50
>duction of the rates in the Mr. Harrison and Seereta- cen
correspondent to II unmgton by fife us- of'Dr. -f. II. McLean's 1ive and are dead."—Guth"
1 Volcanic Oil Liniment.
11 i,J
House bill, from GO to55 rv R\ aine now have their' b*a bott.lo.
Messenger.
�The Watauga Democrat,
fable proprietors and deserve
GOING WEST.
the patronage they are getI anticipate starting west
D. B. Dougherty, Editor.
with a crowd of emigrants
Few pens, so far, have been ting.
—AND—
H C. Rivers, Publi»her.
Martin & Co., McLendon &
able to write of the grand Moore and W. M. Morris, are from 1st to 15th of Oct., 90. Can be pleasantly accommo
I have my arrangements so dated at the hoarding house
KNOCKED OUT!
eur of Blowing Rock, so as doing a lively business as
made that I can give parties of
A DEMOCRATIC fa mily new pa
J. P. HENSON, DARK RIDGE,
per devoted to the interests of to sufficiently give the read merchants. The liverymen special rates to any of the
GLOBE ACADEMY,
N . V.,
County, State and Nation. Pub er a proper conception of its! Abernathy & Younce, Will western States. All persons GLOBE, CALDWELL CO. N. C.
Clark and others, are wide willing to go can address
lished every Thursday at Boo»e} natural beauty. No pen can
is just receiving- a large stock
awake men and have first pie and save money. Make Special advantages offered
Watauga County, N.C.
do justice to this subject. class turnouts
GENERAL MEIICHANDISE
them in music. A new up
One must go on these majes The moral standing of Blow- contracts at once.
right piano will be used. which vvill be sold for Cash or
JAMES H. BRYAN,
Thursday,Aug. |4th, 1890. tic heights and view the
They will be given such in country produce at prices
ingllock eomirends its self
BOONE. N. C.
struction
in
the
lit never before heard of. Give
grandeur for himself.
to all. The absence of liqu
Pennsylvania is thought
erary department as they him a call,
E. S. BLickbimi.
Mountains upon moun or shops have a great deal J. P. Morpliew.
to be on a democratic boom.
Jefferon, N. C. will NEED and USE in the apr 2') ly.
tains extending in all direc to do with the morals of Miirioii, N.C.
actual operations of iife.
Alabama is still slightly tions, meet the eye as far as town*—hope that this place MORPHEW & BLACKBURN Boys will find good accom
A. P. SMITH, ~
will never be cursed with this
modations and will be pre
democratic; only about 100,- vision extends. When you demoralization.
ATTTORNEYS AT LAW.
Successor To
pared for college or business.
are on these elevations and
000 majority fhis time.
Will practice in the courts .Fall term opens Aug. 11th
Smith & Miller,
study and contemplate the No medicine in the world is in of Ashe, Watauga and Mitch
Rumor says thatR. Z. Lin1890. For further particu
magnitude
and
sublime better repute or moie widely ell counties, also in the Fed lars, apply to
HALE,
[N. C.
ney will be a candidate for
grandeur for days, then you known than Ayer's Sarsaparilla. eral courts of the Dist.. and
A. E. BOOTH , Principal.
Congress in this district.
To the peoole of Watauga.
would fail to describe it with As a safe and certain remedy for Supreme Court of the State.
all manner of blood disorders,
I am situated at the Ford of Elk
Senator Vance has been the pen.
Language fails. leading physicians and drug Collection of claims solicited.
Mitchell county, with a full line
endorsed by nearly all the It is not descriptive
A few gists eve ywhere reccommend it Aprl, 10.
of General Merchandise, such as
county conventions in the days ago we had the pleasure in preference to any other.
Dry Goods,
W. J. HUNSUCKER & BROS.
State.
by special invitation, to ac
Groceries,
On the 7th inst.., W.C. Ne v
L. M. Banner, Esq., has company Revs. Saudeiliri land who was declared the
Queenswgre,
Brick Layers anil Plasterers
Glassware,
received the nomination for and Weston, Maj. Harper
nominee for Solicitor in this
Hardware,
the Legislature in Mitchell and family, with others, to
judicial district, telegraphed are prepared to do all work
in
Candies,
in their line on short notice.
county, and of course will be visit "Green Hill Park"
W. B. Oouncill, Jr.,of Boone, ALL work guaranteed and
and Patent Medicines.
which we easily reached by
elected.
that owing toMcDowel Coun Prices reasonable. For pri
When you are on your way to
hacks.
ty having cast two more ces etc., address us at ConThe republicans of the
Starting from the summer
Nov. 7th, ly.
&tatewill hold their State cottage of Maj. Harper, votes for him (Newland) in over, N. C.
the late democratic judicial
Convention at Raleigh, Aug.
Give me a call, as I ain able to
which is located on the turn
NOTICE.
the 28th. A full ticket will
convention at Morgan ton
duplicate any bills sold there.
HARDTIMES
between the head
pike,
By virtue of a decree of
be put in nomination.
My goods are boughtforCASli
than it was entitled to, that the Superior court of Watausprings of the Yadkin and
7 recognized Mr. Coun
and I sell for the same.
ga'county, N. C., the under
YOU CAN BUY SOME
Chattanooga, Tenn., for New Rive»*, we wound our he now
Hoping to satisfy you in goods
cil! as the nominee of the con signed as commissioner will
the first time, elected the way over the finest graded
prices etc. I am Kespecfully,
vention, and offered to with sell to the highest bidder at
democratic ticket, on the 6tb, road in the state perhaps, to
the court house door in the
A. P & SMITH,
by 500 majority, overcoming the top of Green Hill, the ob draw in his favor.
town of Booue, ou the 25th.
Feb. 6. 6mo.
a republican majority of jective point for a hotel to be We have interviewed Mr. day of August 1890 it beingCouncil] on the subject, and Monday of the fall term of
-ATover 1200.
built. From this summit
he says that under no circurn the court, the following de H.C MARTIN&CO S?
The people ought to read you view the mountains, as
stances can he be induced to scribed tract of land lying
Col. Cowle's letter, published far as the vision will allow.
take advantage of Mr. New- on the waters of North Fork
in the Topic, and many oth To the West, the mighty
of New river on the north They are now receiving
land's generosity in thus of- east side of Elk Knob at the
I am now ready to show you
er papers in the state. It Grand-father, with his old
feringto relinquish hisclaims base of said- knob adjoining Fresh consignments of sea a nice selected stock of standard
has the right ring, and is a lady, the Grand-mother, by
prints, Indigo Blue, Simpson's
to him, and the only way he the lands of the William HorBlacks, Dress ginghams. Biswie
strong, manly letter, purely his side and their children:
sonable goods and
could consent to become a ton sugar camp tract, con
suiting, Challies cashmeres, and
democratic. We like it and Peak, Hanging Rock, Reach,
brocaded goods with the best lot
candidate, would be to have taining 75 acres more or less,
commend it to all.
Sugar and other peaks of the
being the land belong
the proceedings ofthecouven and to the v fieirs of Nathan You WILL MISS IT of 10 cts worsteds on the market.
Ladies' white dresc goods, cross
Pennsylvania republicans Blue Ridge elevate their tion referred to the Executive ing
Horton deceased. Terms If you buy your goods
bar Hamburg, Oriental lace, rib
heads and kiss the clouds.
are in a stew, and many are
Committeee of the District, one fourth cash on day of
bons, gloves, ladii s' and misses'
Before exam ininig
reported bolting the ticket Looking South you behold and let it declare who is the sale and the balance to be
hoes, corsets and corset jeans,
Damask table cloths, lace seim
Their stock and
for Governor. It would be the Table rock. Hawk's bill nominee, and if then he secured by note on three
and creton goods, silk thread,
amusing if Quay ism was bea and other elevations, until should be so declared he months time.
PRICES.
button hole twist. Jeans cloth
This July 8 1890.
you are lost in wonder and would be willing to take the
ten next November.
from 12% to 75 cts per yard,
E. F. R OVILL, COM. THEY GUARANTEE
amazement. Pasting your field and make the race.
Hats and shoes
The people of LawrenceREAD THIS.
eyes to the East, the Rrush v
HARDWARE.
All must admit that Mr.
burg, Tenn., are raisingfunds
All persons indebted to As lOw priees as anybody,
mountains loom up before Newland has acted manly
in the greatest abundance, such
me, either by note or ac and can't be beat in quality as hoes, plows, clevises, grass
to erect a monument to Col.
your vision, and the much in this matter, andfshowsthe count for medical services,
Davy Crocket. A dollar sent
rods, heel bolts, horse shoes and
described Pilot mountain true principle of an honest or for merchandise are earn
nails. Table cutlery, liinges.ham
to W. R. King, of that place,
in Surry county stand out in and worthy man that he is. estly requested to come for
mers, files, rim knob ocks, butts
will entitle 3 ~ou to member
bold relief above the smaller Give us plenty of such men ward and make prompt set W^CALL AND SEE THEM' and screws. Coffin goods, silvership in the association.
mounted handles, screws hinges
mountains. If you are not and our troubles would be tlement as I am compelled Blowing Rock, N. C.,
and ornaments. A very fine lot of
to have my money. I have
June 25, 1890.
Maj. Graham, candidute for vet tired, and you will not be, less in the political arena.
waited long and patiently,
QUEENS-WARE
turn to the North and take a
as my friends well know, and
Congress, in this district an
Gold band china , teas and plates,
bowles and pitchers, glass-ware,
nounces himself opposed to view of the Elk. Snake, Rich The Senate of the IT. S. is now, that I am forced to
lamps etc. GROCERIES. Extra
and Johnson Ridg 1 only a now considering the Tariff call on them, I hope they
the sub-Treasury bill, and
will respond promptly to my
C sugar 12 fbs for $1. Gol
farther says it will not help few miles away. You will and Election bills. It is hop request. 1 have made a
—DEALERS IN,—
den drip syrup, rice and spices.
any county in this district. then exclaim "Great and ed that neither vvill become a change in my business and
Oils, tanner's and engine; tur
N erchandise, pentine. Just received 500
Mr. Graham is good Alliance marvelous are thy works law. The Election bill has must therefore close up all General
been greatly modified by the past transactions, Persons
gallins stone-ware, crocks,
authority, being an official of 0 God!"
The magic villa ore of Blow Senate committee, but many failing to make settlement
We have now, on hand a churns, jars jugs etc. Give
high order.
me a call. Resp. I). TAYLOR.
ing Rock is steadily and sub of its bad features have been by Oct 1st. 1890 will find complete line of
their accounts in the hands
We have a lengthy letter on stantially building. There retained. In a great many
of an officer for collection,
the reunion at Blowing Rock are now over six hundred places in the northern states Vny person desiring can pay GENERAL MERCHAN
which is crowded out this pleasure seekers at the hotels the "people of both parties their accounts due me, to T.
DISE.
week. As it was not what we and different boarding hous have held meetings protest J. Coffey&Bro. whose rceipt
intended it should be, and es, and a lively and more ing against the bill. Demo will be accepted by me.
-—-CONSISTING OF,
Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Pat
ent business conducted for Moderate Fees.
would have been but for the socia I cro wd ca nnot be fou n d. crats and republicans in the The firm of Phillips &Son.
Our Office is Opposite U. S. Patent Office,
now carry a first class line [Dry Goods,]
and we can secure patent in less time than those
rain and mud, and the effort Many of these people are south are denouncing the of genera l merchandise which
remote from Washington.
Bend model, drawing or photo., with descrip
[Notions,]
tion. We advise, if patentable or not, free of
to postpone until September, wealthy and are of the best bill. However, we see that wiil be sold as cheap as
large. Our fee not one till patent is secured.
[Groceries,]
A Pamphlet. "How to Obtain Patents," with
we refrain from saying much families of the South—peo there was a meeting in Brow- goods of the kind can be
names of actual clients in your State, county, or
town, sent free. Address,
er's district, a few days ago sold, and it will be to the in
[Shoes,]
about it now. The effort to ple of intelligence and cul
COpposite. Patent Office, W &CO,
. A S N O Washington, D. C.
postpone was to insure great ture. They spend their mon to ratify the nomination of terest of the public to call
[Hats,]
said
Congress, and
er success by avoiding the ey freely and enjoy them and a Brower for was carried fore examine our stock be [Hardware,]
purchasing elsewhere.
resolution
of the
BEST Tel- I
rain and bad weather. Many selves. Blowing Rock as a endorsing said Brower in vo Thanking my friends for
Ie«cope» I n
[Tinware,]
the world. Our facilitieeara
unequaled, and to introduce our
had started before they hoard summer resort is now per ting for the election bill past favors and soliciting
I
superior pood,
will eendrniTB
J
toosi rilteoir in oach locality,
[Glassware,]
of the encampment being manently established, and and followed it by petition your future patronage I re
- -. u nbora Only thoee who write
| to ue at once can make eure of
1 the chance All you hare to do In
[Crockery,]
postponed, and those who the near future will develop Congress to pass the bill. main very truly yours.
wyi
I return i» to ehow our goode to
: thoee who enll—your neighbor*
We would like for the leaders
J. B. Phillips.
and thoee around you The beheard it were most sorely dis it as the greatest summer of the republican party, in Sugar Grove, N. C. July 8.
[Medicines,]
' gfnning of thin advertii.ment
ahowe the imall end of the taleappointed. A new organiza resort of the south. New Watauga, to speak out on
loop*. Th* following cat givee the appearance of It reduced to
,. ^Revolver- of which we are offering at
tion has been made for next and larger hotels are to be the subject, we knownothow
Rifles,
"
"
Etc
Summer. Tents will be erect built. The Green Hill Park they stand. Let us hear
•bout the fiftieth part of its bulk. It it a grand, doubleaiie tele•cope.ae large as laeaey to carry We will aleoehow you how you
Bingham,
nan make from *3 toI# I O a day at leaat, from the etart.withed on the gronnds. Each hotel is to he a mammoth from brothers
out experience. Better write at once Wepay all cxpreaa charge*.
Breech loading double shot gun
Addreea, II. IIALLETT A CO., Box 8HO, rotm.AMD, Maiw*.
Greene and others. This is a
county will haye its annual affair with all the modern vital question in politics this $ 8 to $50, single breech loaders
encampment and there will improvements. It is fuliy year. Also give the people $4 to $12, breechloadingnfleSi$3 We also fake in exchange:
now, that the benefit of your position to $15. Double ban-el Muzzleload for goods,
be a grand encampment each demonstrated
guns$5.50 to $20,
year for all the counties in thousands instead of hun on the McKinley tariff bill. ing shotuifies, 10 shooter, $10 Re
peating
to
Wheat,
Western North Carolina, at dreds would come if there If either is right the people $•10; Revolvers $1 to $20. send 3
Corn,
was room. The future of ought to know it before the cts. for Mamoth illustrated cata
Blowing Rock.
Rye,
next election that we might
. 40. Address GREAT WEST
<iits,
If the people knew all the Blowing Rock is bright. be able to vote intelligently. logue NOWORKS, Pittsburg, pa.
ERNGUN
Chicken
particulars they would not We are proud of it. The
by the use The
Eggs,
think hard of any one. We hotels, Watauga, Morris, ofMuch injury is donecompounds tationdaup and decaying vege
irritating, griping
of regions newly cleared
&etc,
hope to live to see a great Blowing Rock and Mrs. taken as purgatives. Iri Ayer's of timber, exposed to the rays of
80 GIVE US A CALL. -f^GO. 28 UNIONSQUARE.NY. *Nf,
success, and much good ac Brady's are all first class, Bills, the patent has a mild but the sun, is sure to breed malaria.
CHlC^lLU. ^,.ATLfiNTA.G/| ^ effective cathartic, that can be Dr. J. H. McLean's Chills and
ST,LOlllS.M0. f
DALLAS.TEX.
complished by the future en besides numerous boarding
confidently recommended alike Fever Cure, by mild and gentle
campments of the old Veter houses. All are kept by kind for the most delicate patients as a< tion will radically*cure. 50
WCox and Hart, Nathan 1
Creek.
4 altu rirsttttf tr Y I
Yis.iv tiics i r.th 1 kOII i
j cents a bottle.
accommodating and hospi-, well as tne most robust.
ans and their families.
B LOWING R OCK,
20 Watauro Girls BOCK BOTTOM STRUCK
DID YOU KNOW
THESE
ELK - - -
Special Bargains
G. D.
Yalle Crucis N c
. OF GOODS.
S.F, Lenoir, & Co,,
One
FREE
we
1
Lowest Prices,
S. F. LENOIR & GO
5
U1
A
�'ttf L
BLOWING ROCK NEWS.
The republican judicial enigneers, it is thought, will
An:
J. F
By Telegraph pie Dc niocrat.
m
rr ItrWt^u-fu
| convention held at Morgan- be in the county within a lew
Tofji, \\ A ALGA DEMOCRAT. t o u l a 8 t Tne8(lav nominated (]a yg
BLOWING ROCK, N. C., Aug. 13.
—Our village is still q u i t e n
,
TT
PSAtvLR IN
i 11 «,-.•
»i no i'lake Boman, of Rakersvill. , ' ' ' '
>i < 0 (ihnonUiY"""""""'.'.. 5oA )r judge, and E. Spencer —Mrs. Naomi Horton, and lively, all the hotels and Still Oil Hcllld Wltil R
1 i 3 months
35 Blackburn for Solicitor.
; three of her children, are at boat ding houses are full of
visitor's. They are in high
—John S. Willimr.s and Mrs. Coffcvs. Mrs. H. has spirits over this fine weather.
ADVERTISING R ATES.
Nice line ol
*1 iii 1 week
-ft .75 family, of Elk Park have been spending the last few
Real estate is looking up
GAP CFFJSFTJ?, X. R.
1 1 month
1.75 moved to town, and will months with her children at and lots are changing hands
1 3 "
3 . 0 0
Oxford Orphan Asylum.
nearly every day.
DRY GOODS,
1 6 "
5 . 0 0 occupy the parsonage for a
K^Notiee! The board of The Green Hill Co., are
1 1 year
7.00 while.
still improving their properGROCERIES,
1 Jumn 1 week
9.00
—J. C. Ray, L. L. Greene County Commissioners will v q^hey have a steam saw
I
1 "
1 month
13.50
BOOTS A SHOES
1 "
3 "
25.00 and M. B. Blackburn are at meet in extra session on Mon mill at work cutting lumber
; or thei r thirty room hotel, Consisting, in part, of Boots,
AC. AC.
1 "
6 "
37.50 tending the Republican Judi day, Aug. the 18, 1890, for
1 "
1 year
50.00 cial Convention at Morgan- the purpose of appointing reg which they hope to have
Shoes,
For Casli or Produce
isters for the regular election endv bv next summer. It Dress Goods,
;;
ton.
will be built at the Yadkin
[ Entered at the Postofficeat
At Remarkably Low F rices
in Nov., next. Aug. 11,1890.
Notions,
x
soring. It is also rumored
Lone, N. C., as second-class —Dr. Graham and Miss
J. E. FINLEY, CHM.
Hardware,
Goods First (hiss,
hat thev are about to close
" nail matter.
, Blackburn, were mar
Tinware,
—How about the county a trade for the erection of a
ried a few days ago, Rev. C.
Groceries,
How many arge hotel on the Green Hill
LOCAL NEWS.
Moretz, officiating. Good conventions?
JEWELER.
proper!v.
The drive to
Coffees,
luck and a long life to them. candidates for the Legisla Green Hill park is unsurpass
Watches repaired and all
Sugars,
ture? How many want to ed in the country, embracing
—The best line of boots in
kinds of woi k in thislineexe.
-W. C. L. Hulcher, J. M. be clerk of the court and
Tea,
some of the finest scenery
town at W. L. Bryans'
cuted promptly.
Brown and J. C. Horton were
Rice,
other offices?
It is now east of the Rocky mountains.
—A number of our corres appointed delegates to the
North Carolina,)
Our people were much
Cigars,
S IID V . Court,
Watauga Co.
pondents are silent this week. Senatorial Convention to time to have your names pleased with the success of
Cigarettes, etc.
announced in the DEMOCRAT, rhe reunion. It was certainJ
—The weather is cool and meet in Jefferson,
Jamen H. G\v vit
which will be inserted on y a grand pleasure for so
vs.
clear—fine hay weather.
—WANTED , a lady correspon very favorable terms.
many of the old veterans to Drugs & Medicines
ThoK. K. Teegardwi
—wtfim K. Moore, of Hud dent. Send name and ad —Bro. Scott, of the Topic, meet and shake hands and
Let the defendein in the above
dress. None over 35 years
isten to the good speeches.
son, N. C., is visiting his aunt,
entitled action take notice that
we were glad to hear, had a Our liverymen are doing a
need apply. Address,
|Mrs, Dr. Councill.
he is required to appear at^tho
Care DEMOCRAT,
good ti me at Durha m, among splendid business and the 111 good variety. Also take next term of the Superior court
-Frost at Gap Creek,
Boone, N. C. the men of the "quill." Sor merchants also wear smiling
all kinds of
to be held for Watauga, county
May last. No damage —Boone is steadily in ry we could not have been 'aces.
on the 4th Monday in Augrc-t
to answer or demur the the com
The ladies of the Episcopal
creasing in population, and with them, but the weather- church gave a festival Satur
plaint of the plain tiff which will
The county alliance will the spirit of building is in was to hot for a mountain day rJght at the Plowing
be filed the first three days of the
term in an action of debt for the
Teet in call session to- mor creasing which will add fellow down there. He were RocA' hotel, which was a
-AND—
recovery of three hundred dol
row.
greatly to the appearance of disappointed in not meeting grand success. Every thing
lars due by note with interest
him at Blowing Rock during they had was sold, arid they
it being for the purchase money
—Coffey Bro's have put up our town.
netted about two hundred
ol land situated inlaid county,
bout 75 large hay stacks —Our young people have the reunion.
dollars for the new church at
and let the defend em. take notice
Owing to a this place.
nd are only about half done. been having a long series of
that if he fails to appear and a n
change to take place in our Ne w 1a m ps h a ve been b (ni gh t
—When you come to court informal merrv-making, and business soon, we earnestly and will soon be put up in And conn try produce in ex- swer or demur to the complaint,
the relief therein asked w4h be
o not fail to bring us that we advise all pleasure-loving request every-body who are the Presbvterian Church here ehahge for goods. Gent's granted.
le amount you are due us. mortals to come here for a indebted to us either by note which will be a great comfort furnishing goods, such us, J. B. Todd, " s. r.
E. F. LoviiL A try for Bit tl
good time.
or account to come forward to all church-going people.
The county board of
dress shirts, (both Imindried
at once and make settlement The correspondent was glad
NOTICE!
ation will be in session —Mrs. A. D .Cowles, of Gap as we are bound to have our to ha ve the able editor of the and unlaundried.) Collars,
By virt ue of the power of
Creek, and her sweet young- money. All outstanding bus DEMOCRAT , and his handsome Cliffs, Slips, and in fact, al
day of September.
sale contained in a certain
daughter, Miss Mat-tie, have
up,
Our gay young people been visiting Mis. S. F. Le iness must be closed Trulyso brother, of Tenn., stay at most any thing-needed in that mortgage deed, executed by
come on— Yours
his humble abode during the line.
Elbert Wells and his wife
a delightful picnic on the noir and the Misses Councill May 8th 1890. Shell&Mast. reunion.
F.
Avis P Wells on the 15 day
Tike of New River, Tuesday.
—Mrs. R. P. Matheson,
of August 1889 and [register
this week.
y
ed in the registers office of
fW. C. Crisp, is teaching a —Miss Ellen Coffey return ofTaylorsville, N. C., has been
said county in book "C of
the school at Deer-field,
visiting her aged mother,
ed to her home yesterday, af
mortgages page 21 and 22,
followed by the free
ter spending some time with Mrs. McGinis, in her afflic
said mortgage being execut
ol.
ed to Frederick Shook to
her relatives and friends here. tion and death, which occurr
Mrs. Hurst and Mrs. She was accompanied by Mr. ed some days since. While
Ready-Made Clothing from 8 secure balanei due on two
notes
Nov. 16
here she received the sad news
ders, of Sumpter, S. C., B. J. Councill.
to 25 dollars per suit. We 1880. 1st 81>0 dated Nov. 10
2nd note $75
The Best
of the death of her mother-in
stopping at the Coffey
handle only first class goods, 1886. 1 will expose to sale
—Mr. Richards, who has law, Mrs. Matheson, which
tel.
and will guarantee prices as at public out cry at the
been very sick at Bryan's occurred near the same time,
low as any other merchant court house door in Bo.one
See McLendon & Moore's hotel, is, we are glad to say
{\ 'ad' next week, they some better. His father and in Taylorsville.
who handles the same grade on the 1st Monday in -Sept.
it living- the first day of said
le some rare bargains for mother from Johnson City —In the absence of the Edi So say heading Physicians of goods.
and Druggists, and their opin
month one hundred acres of
tor our office was visited on ion is indorsed by thousands
land for cash in* hand lying
are with him.
j-A. M. and Isaac DoughSaturday last, the 9th inst., cured by it of Scrofula, Ec
on the head waters of Dutch
u
r , and Capt. B. R. Brown,
—Dr. A. A. Kent, the tal by Mr. H. C. Wall, accompa zema, Erysipelas, and other
creek adjoining the lands of
ented young physician of Le nied by his wife and two chil diseases of the blood.
John Shook, James Brewer
Noun's X Roads, Tenn.,
noir, who has been spending dren and Mrs. T. 6. Leak, all "Ayer's Sarsaparilla has won Its repu
and others. The sale is to
te in town Saturday.
tation by years of valuable service
satisfy said notes interest
several days in our town, re of Rockingham. Richmond community. It is the. best." — It. S. to the
Lang,
jCourt commences at Jefand cost on same. Frede
212 Merrimack
turned to his home on Wed County, N. C. TheEditorhad Druggist,P. Wright, Pawst., Lowell, Mass.
Dr. W.
Paw Ford, Tenn.,
[on next Monday, and at
rick Shook, m'ge per w, ji.
says:
practice, I invariably
nesday.
the pleasure of an introduc scribe "In mySarsaparilla for chronic pre Goods at almost your own Bvrd const. This . TU I V 25th
Ayer's
dis
)nethe25th. Judge MerI run in connection 1890.
—How about the County tion to Mr. Wall while at eases of the blood." Third and Oxford sts., price.
lan presiding.
Dr. R. It. Boyle,
Philadelphia, Pa., writes: " For two years
Alliance ticket? Brother Ring Blowing Rock on reunion I have prescribed Ayer's Sarsaparilla in with my other business, a
-Miss Carrie Motz, one of
N OTli tKI
ham has not yet accepted, as day, Friday last. He is the numerous instances, and I find it highly
efficacious in the treatment of all disorders
icolnton's most attractive
S. L. Patterson, adra.
of the blood."
we know of. Hope our friends Editor of the Rockinghi
vs.
ing ladies is visiting Miss
L. M. Robinson, Pharmacist, Sahina, O.,
Rocket.
have reconsidered the ma t
certifies : "Ayer's Sarsaparilla has always
L. L. Greene.
jnie Councill.
been a great seller. My customers
ter.
—Our friends all over the there is 110 blood-purifier equal to it." think
By virtue of an execution issu
iMiss Mariah Farthing,
"For many years I was afflicted with
ed from the office of oho Superior
—"HungryIke", of Allegha county could get us up 100 scrofulous running sores, which, at last be
has been staying with
bad the
court clerk of coldwdl bounty*
new subscribers by court, if came somy legs doctors advised amputating
to save
began
IP
inter, Mrs. Hagaman, ny county, has 'writ' a letter they would use a little chin one of Ayer's Sarsaparillamy life. Isaw an
N. 6. in the above entitled
taking
and soon
to the Alleghany Star, decli
improvement. After using about two dozen
action in favor of plaintiff
Besday for her home.
I continue to
ning to be a candidate this music among their neighbors bottles the sores wereofhealed.medicine each
and against the rlefendent
e Stony Fork associa- year. Sad, oh how sad, this Who will bring us in the lar take a few bottles andthis 110 longer trou
year, for my blood,
am
for the sum of $1546.72
I
[jll meet with Mt. Ver- news.
gest number of subscribers? bled with sores. hut have tried other reputed which we think is equal to (subject to a credit) 1 will
blood-purifiers,
none does so much good
as Ayer's Sarsaparilla."—D. A. Robinson,
any in the county, and we expose to public sale at the
[*ch on Friday before
The coming campaign wi
Neal, Kansas.
—J. C. Councill, of Texas,
guarantee our prices as low court house door in Boone,
fid ay in Sept.
Don't fail to get
be an exciting one all over
put in h's appearance a few the country, the people want
N. C. on t he 251 h day of Aug
J. L. White, of Dur- days ago. He is now prepar
Ayer'sSarsaparilla as any in the
1890 it being Monday of the
the news. Send in your dol
PREPARED BY
[preaehed an excellent ed to do your watch work lar and get the DEMOCRAT
Superior court. L. L. Greene's
interest tn the following lands
at the Baptist church, on short notice. Shop on for one year, or 50 cents aric DR. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
to-wit: the J. J. Horton
Bold by Druggists. $l,»ix$5. Worth $5abottl«.
last.
second floor in printing office. get it for six months Com
lots in the town of Boone,
mence now—we need the
' peace, health and
adjoining the lands of w. L.
—Republican friends, bless money—you need the paper
NOTICE!
pss, come to the high- your dear souls, where is the
Also furnish transportation to'l'iyan and others known as
I will sell for cash at the panties wanting the same with a| Uie J. !.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Morton pro
ity seat east of the surplus of$100,000,000 that
court house door in Boone, sified river and with as good a P ei U < ( 'Ush.t ng oi nil the
To the voters of Wataugi
:
mountains--Boone. Cleveland left in the United
County. 1 hereby announce on the 25th day of Aug. 1890 turnout as can be found in the ! lots lormerly owned by the
to the highest bidder, Rich
Three Fork associa- States Treasury? It was our myself a candidate for the of
said Horton and sold to
For the next
L. L. Greene which is more
|l convene with Three money and your money. Let fice of Sheriff. I will cheerfully ard Crawley's interest in 35 county
abide the action of the Con acres of land more or less on
fully described by the platt
bhureh, on Tuesday, us enquire about it.
vention, and if I am nomina the /leech Mountain, in Wa
of the town of /ioone levied
id Sunday in Sept.
—Owing to a change that ted 1 will use all lawful means tauga county adjoining the
on by me on the 21st day of
lands of Smith Ilominger
July i890 !o satisfy the a[leasant dance in hon- may take place in our busi to secure my election.
and others, to satisfy a bill
bove named execution inter
THOMAS WARD.
e visiting young ladies ness, we kindly ask all who
of costs in the case of J. \Y.
are indebted to us either by
We will make special prices, for est and cost. J. L. Hays Shff
ptlemen, was given at note or account, to come
NOTICE.
Smith against Richard Craw
This July 22nd 1890.
in Hall on Tuesday forward and make settle Owing to a. change in my ley, said mortgage is dated cash, on all goods. Returning|
it waichl _ •
business to take place the 3rd day of October 1887, our thanks for past patronage
jEMre.uusoil*«*•.»<>. HfM
ment.
Respectfully,
Wcrlh !M
1st. of Sept. I now offer and registered in the office of we will, as heretofore, still con
" ry-j v . a t e h i n t h e world. IV.rfect
HAGAMAN & Co.
tinnkntpw. Wnrr*nt#d hefcvy,
county Supt. will
goods at greatly reduced register of deeds for said oo.
') OOLP hunting ctsuf.
m.
• UdJc*'*nd gent'a
tinue to furnish you good go jds
ijm M with work# *nd ctien of
Sept. examination —The trains ha venow reach prices for cash. I earnestly J. B. Todd, per J. L. Hayes.
VjPtqwtX Y*lU§. ON* PRKMUfiD
'h locality c«r» arcur« on®
July 24th 1890. and at as low prices as can be
furt house on Wed ed Wilkesboro. This should request alFpersons indebted Sh'ff.
^free, together with aur largr
_ ^0*end valuable line of S? ou»eh«>U
to me to make settlement
ound.
Truly yours,
ij
mi-fr '•• n t irf er Theto earn pi**, a* well
and Thursday, 3rd j be gratifying to us, as we
watch, ars fVee. All the work yo%
I.AU1ES
within that time. Please Needing atonic, or children who want build
ae®d do t» to thow what ne aend too to those who call- your
<Hen<1- and neighbor* r.nd »ho®« about you—that always rcenlUT
ifl%s of Sept. instead ; have good reasons to believe fail.not and oblige.
ing up. should take
la •aluahle uade for us, \rhfrb hold* forjrwn when oncestarred,
BROWN'S IRON RITTERS.
mu.*
pay
cxprea*,
etc.
sday as hereto-! that the road will lie extend
W. L. Bryan. and know rfi,ireif repaid. Wclika all go to workfreight,r us.AddrAfi«
you
y.y: would
to
f
you «•«*
It is pleasant to take, cures Malaria, Indi
T. A. CRITCHER.
earn from Ufr'tfO to
per week and upward*
,j
gestion, Biliousness and Liver Complaints.
ed Through our county. The
Stliuun ,v in., Do*
Fnrel.na,
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE
General
Merchandise
ROOTS
HERBS,
Averts
JUST IN
Sarsaparilla
Blood Medicine
For Cash, You Can Have
Hotel and Feed
STABLE,
COUNTY.
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COVE CREEK ACADEMY, J
The Watauga Democrat, •she
married another; and
W. B. COUNCILL, .JR.
I her present relations are
A TTORNEY AT L AV .
I). It. Dougherty, Editor.
I such she has become the
K C. Divers, Publisher.
j managing lady of
the em- | J uly4th891y. Boone, N. C.
I pire; we believe she is aunt to
J. C. FLETCHER,
i
*
PROGRAMME.
!i the e.a press.
— A TTORNEY AT LAW—
It is said she precipitated,
The next Fifth Sunday mee j if she did not accomplish, the SUGAR GROVE
N. C.
ting of I lie Three Eor& Asso downfall of the Bismarks.—
Will practice in Watauga and
ciation will meet at Antioch News and Observer.
adjoining counties.
Uhurch, commencing on Fri
day before fifth Sunday in
E. F. LOYILL
A up:., 28,90.
A TTORNEY A T T AW,
Introductory sermon by The most generally useful medicine is Ayer's
Boone N. C.
Pills. As a remedy for
J. F. Davis on Friday at 11, of the stomach, liver, the various diseases
and bowels, these
July 4th, '<8.9—1 y
Pills have no equal. Their sugar-coating
0
r
By All Odds
u. 11).
Organization at 1, p. m.by
electing; officers.
First question for discus
sion. Should a church with
draw fellowship from a mem
ber who practices dram-drink
ing?—J. J. T. Reece and A.
Roten.
2. Should mission work he
discontinued in ouba on ac
count of the late imprison
ment of of A. J. Diaz?—D. C.
Harma.ii and J. You nee.
3. How may interest in mis
sion work be increased among
the members of our Church ?
—J. J. L. Sherwood and Cal
vin Farthing.
4. Is Scriptural baptism
the only prerequisite to ob
serving the Lord's Supper?—
J. H. Farthing and J. F. Da
vis.
5. Shall men at the judge
ment receive a reward for
what they believe, or what
they do?—J. F. Spainhour
and John Norris.
6. The best method of in
structing penetents.—I W.
Thomas and John McBride.
It is sincerely regretted by
us that so many of our min
isters are off preaching funer
als of people who have long
since been dead, on fifth Sun
days, and take no interest in
the general developement of
the cause of Christ. Others
are at home from eovetm usness or from necessity. Bretb
ren, some of the ministers of
the Three Fork Association
have no higher aspirations
than 'to be pastor of some lit
tie church, and have no life
in it only at aprotractd mee
ting. Nothing for missions.
Brethren, what will your
chinches report at our Assoeia tion this yea r for missions?
Come to the Fifth Sunday
Meeting and let us have a
grand meeting. May the Ho
ly Spirit be with us.
J. H. Farthing, ]
W. Farthing, > Com.
E. F. Jones,
j
Coughs and colds come unin
vited, but you can quickly get
rid of these, with a few doses of
Dr. j. H. McLean's Tar wine Lung
13aim.
On a visit to the German
Emperor to his grand moth
er he did her the courtesy to
appear in his uniform of a
British Admiral.
As this visit is understood
to be purely one of affection
ate duty to his grand mother,
that was quite the tiling.
He seems to be a rather
thoughtful
young man.
Those who recall his speech
es last winter will agree with
us—especially that one in
which he described
his
thoughts as he stood on the
deck of his yacht, uncovered
in the presence of the stars
and awed before the majesty
of nature, reflecting on his
duty to his subjects, and
what should be the prime ob
ject of his career of life.
By the way, women always
have a band in affairs of
state, and it is said the
principal woman who influencies Imperial affairs is an
American lady.
Having
married an elderly prince
some years ago, on hisjdeath
causes them not only to be easy and
pleasant to take, but preserves their medi
cinal integrity in all climates and for any
reasonable length of time. The best family
medicine, Ayer's Pills are, also, unsurpassed
for the use of travelers, soldiers, sailors,
campers, and pioneers. In some of the
most critical cases, when all other remedies
have failed,
Ayer's Pills
prove effective.
" In the summer of 1864 I was sent to the
Annapolis hospital, suffering with chronic
diarrhea. While there, I became so re
duced in strength that I could not speak and
was compelled to write everything I wanted
to say. I was then having some 25 or 30
stools per day. The doctors ordered a medi
cine that I was satisfied would be of no
benefit to me. I did not take it, but per
suaded my nurse to get me some of Dr.
Ayer's Pills. About two o'clock In the after
noon I took six of these pills, and by mid
night began to feel better. In the morning
the doctors came again, and after deciding
that my symptoms were more favorable, gave
me a different medicine, which I did not use,
but took four more of the pills instead. The
next day the doctors came to see me, and
thought I was doing nicely, (and so did I).
I then took one pill a day for a week. At the
end of that time, I considered myself cured
and that Ayer's Pills had saved my life. I
was then weak, but had no return of the
disease, and gained in strength as fast as
could be expected."—F. C. Luce, Late Lieut.
56th liegt. Mass. Vol. Infantry.
"Ayer's Pills are
The Best
I have ever used for headaches, and they
act like a charm in relieving any disagree
able sensation in the stomach after eating."
— Mrs. M. J. Ferguson, Pullens, Va.
" I was a sufferer for years from dys
pepsia and liver troubles, and found no
permanent relief until I commenced taking
Ayer's Pills. They have effected a com
plete cure." — George W. Mooney, Walla
Walla, W. T.
Ayer's Pills,
PREPARED BY
DR. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
Bold by ail Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
Office at Residence.
• Boone, N. C
July 4. 89.
ty,
J
H. c. Mills,
vs. .
J. F. Wagner.
By virtue of an execution issu
ed from the Superior court clerks
office of Watauga county, N. C.
in favor of the plaintiff, and
against the defendent in, the
above entitled action I will ex
pose to public sale at the court
house door in the town of Boone
N. c. on the 25th day of August
1890, it being Monday of the
Superior court, for cash to the
highest bidder J. F. Wagner's in
terest in a certain tract or par
cel of land lying in watauga
township watauga county on the
waters of watauga river adjoin
ing the lands of II. Taylor, 1) F.
Baird and others it being the
whole tract formerly owned by
W. If. Greer and known as the
Greer lands levied on by me on
the 21st day of July 1890 to
satisfy the above named execu
tion it being for the purchase
money of said lands with interest
and cost.
J. L. Hayes, Sh'ff
July, 22nd 1890.
MONEY-
W. B. COUNCIL L. M. D.
Boone, N. C.
Resident Physician. Office
on King Street north of Post
When you come to Elk
Office.
Park get started off Just
June 12 88. Iv.
Right, by going straight to
DENTIST,
ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA.
and all work guaranteed
May 11 y.
BANNER HOUSE.
J. R. PR ITCHARD, PROPRIETOR.
Opens June 9th, 1890. The course THOROUGH, j 'i
special advantages to those wishing to prepare for tech
ing Greek, Latin, German, Higher Mathematics, Natili
Sciences, Penmanshiy, Short-hand etc., and arrangemuu
will be made for those desiring music. JR££"Tuition from 7
to $2 per mo- For particulars addresss the principal at Solo, Is 1
NOW IS THE TIME TO
THE
General store and buy every
°§1
stock in town, and always
ONE
sell
7
SUBSCRIBE FOR
Jones & Vances
Offers his professional services thing von need from them.
to the people of Mitchell,
Watauga and adjoining coun
They have got the bigest
ties. e@~ATo had mntehil used
/<rr\
DOLLAR
PER
YEAR
IN
ADVANCE,
a little lower than
the lowest.
They have just received an
TERMS SI .25 PER DAY. elegent line of
Sqccial arrangements by ilie week
or month.
E. A. SPAINHOUR,
MORAVIAN FALLS,
N. C,
CLOTHING
ELK PARK, N. C.
O
6—26. 4 mo.
Embracing all the choice Has recently enlarged his store house and stock of
styles in makes and fabrics His store house is now 60 feet long and thoroughly*
with new goods, which lie proposes to sell at PlilA^;
Persons wishing to bor whi;h will gj DIRT CHEAP
row money, who can secure
it by mortgage on good real Come and see our fiine line, of
estate, can be accommodated Gents, Ladies, Misses and
that will Surprise you.
by applying to
J.F. Spainhour, Boone N. C., Childrens tine
or A. J. Cri tcher, Horton N. C.
Highest maf'ketprice paid for all kinds countjy pr
4 24 •
SHOES! SHOES!!
MOO IS AND HERBS A SPECIAL 1Y.
Money to loan.
NOTICE!
I will sell for* cash at the
court house door in Boone,
on the 25th dny of Aug. 1890
to the highest bidder, Rich
ard Crawley's interest in 35
acres of land more or less on
?
the*Beech Mountain, in Wa
tauga county adjoining the
lands of Smith Rominger
te-CHEAP^
and others, to satisfy a bill
of costs in the case of J. W .
Smith against Richard Craw
ley, said mortgage is dated
3rd day of October 1887,
BLOWING ROCK , N. C...1...
and registered in the office of
We have, and will keep on
register of deeds for said oo.
hand all kinds of goods that
J. B. Todd, per J. L. Hayes.
Sh'ff.
July 24th 1890. our customers noed, a nd wi11
North Carolina,)
Watauga counA NOTICE.
-0——O-
«©MAC0B. WIRE. A. R., PRINGI PA LAG 4
DR. L. C. REEVES.
P HYSICIAN AND S URGEON
J. % WILBAR,
0—
Principal: H. C. MOORE, A B Assistant: I. H. IT ;•
1. Location beautiful, and easy of access.
2. Ample accommodations.
3. Superior religious advantages.
4. Expenses very reasonable.
5. Prepares for college and practical life.
Fall term opens Aug. 11th 1N90. Send for mffi]
addressing the Principal, at SUGAR GROVE, N. C.
Write him for a list of Roots, Herbs, and prices
"We defy competition on 4. 24.
quality, prices and styles.
They have a complete line
of Henrietta cloth, cashmeres
gi n gh a m s, pr i n ts, 1awns,
muslins, laces, ribbons etc.
Their stock of Groceries, is
full to overflowing and of the
very best quality, consitingof
Flour,
Bacon, .
Lard,
Coffee,
Sugar,
Rice,
Teas,
Cigars,
Cigafetts,
Cheroots etc.
NOT BE UNDERSOLD BY
Any regular business mer
chant in the county. Our
goods are all fresh and new
and are as good as can be
bought. Give us a call, get
prices and buy your sugar,
coffee, flour,
bacon,lard,
syru ps, mola sses,
soda, starch,
canvassed hams,
confections etc., Groceries,
Hardware, Queensware, Glassware & etc. Cutlery,
AM
both pocket and table, Scythes
And snaths, butts and screws,
Than they can be bought in cross-cut and hand sa ws, all o
the county. ESPECIALLY do which will be s'4d
Cheap
GRAND OPENING! NEW GOODS!
o
E. H. DOUGHERTY & BE
MAST,
K. G.
It is gratifying to us to announce to our numoroi
customers that we have now, and still arriving the lnn>8
stock of goods ever brougt to Watauga. We have recei
ly bought in Philadelphia and Knoxville $6000.00 wori
of NEW GOODS.
Our stock consists of all varieties
goods kept in a first class store. We have a nice line
ready made CLOTHING that we are offering Low down, j
SHOES!
OVER-SHOES!
ROOTS!
Ladies dress goods in all qualities, colors and pri-i
Gents furnishing goods! Collars, cuffs, Neck ware, ski
socks and anything you want in the latest stylus. ] \ y|
to suit men, women and children. Hardware, crock®
farming utinsels, Ac in great quantities. Our goods m
bought at a, bargain and we propose to giveourcustoil
the benefit of them. Gome and see our fine stock an
will be sure to buv. Extra inducements will be offered!
t h e n e x t 6 0 d a y s for GASH. W e t a k e a l l k i n d s o f p r j
and livestock a specialty. Thanking our friends ffi
patronage, we hope to merit it in the future by
dealings and good oargains, we are,
(if
we invite the ladies to give us
Very Respectfully,
a call and examine our full
line of Spring and Summer
Remarkably Low.
E. H.DOUGHERTY &
Dresss goods.
Notions, notions, to please
the most fastidious of our fair You are cordially invited
f.
friends during the summer. to examine our immense
DEALERS
IN
You shall be pleased in qual
stock of goods, we feel sure
ity and prices.
we can suit you in prices,
We are Located in the styles etc.
If you think of buying
The Celebrated, Nissen
B®* Prompt attention giv
MOORE BUILDING,
SEWING MACHINE,
WAGONS,
On Main Street, and areevor en to all Mail Orders.
and want to save CASH, write me
BUGGIES, OPEN AND TOP,
Yours Respc't.
ready to give our customers
WA-:,
,• ? I
for ]trices. 1 carry a 'full line of
PLATFORM SPRING HACKS, prompt attention. Orders
needles and partl%ich as , ftl&V
mJiSPWm
Shnttles, Bobbins, Drivers.
I RS
Pheatoiis, Road Carts, by mail promptly frilled. Do
Oils etc., all of which can be LLLAA
not tail to give us a trial,
sent by mail.
cCetc. Aetc., for sale by W. D. and we are sure of your trade
1 have a good lino of fishing
May the 1st, 18.90.
Clarke, Blowing Rock, N. C. thereafter.
1tickles, Trout Flies, Hooks,
flSTThe above named veflic-; With many thanks for past
j Lines etc,
Seins a specialty,
i will send them out bv mail.
les will be sold cheap for ca sh patronage, and an earnest
or traded in exchange for appeal for a continuation of
S. P. ANGEL,
good young horses or cattle. j the same in the future, we re
KNOXVILLE,
Come and examine them. main. Respectfull v.
TENN
McLENDON & MOORE.
4. 24.
.5—29.
4. 24. 6 mo.
| j S.
ANGEL,
SEWING MACHINE!*
Jones t Vance,
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BOONE, WATAUGA
COUNTY, N. C.,
THURSDAY,
AUGUST, 21,
1890.
NO. 0.
but little is to be expected in republicans to pose as econ- was unanimously elected Which Is Woman's Hflppisst Hour?
Senator Vance is doing
the shape of justice.
nmists.
captain. IV hen the war
some excellent work in the
Tor the Democrat'
Truly one might ask, un Senator Morrill, who has closed he had left one leg up
This is a very searching Senate. Never before has he
der what form of Govern gone away ill, is not in fa on the battle field; during
question, and the happiest been better engaged for the
ment do we live? Oliver vor of reciprocity; he says its t he war he wa s elected J u dge hour depends upon which wo benefit of his people except
Cromwell found it necessary only logical out come will be of the Superior Court and man it is. The d ifference would alone when he was import'
"rnirabile dictu," preferring lie, notonlypn the experiences ing cotton cards for the wo*
to use a regiment of soldiers free trade.
ice planned and developing
to disperse the English Par Mr Wanamaker says the to be with "his boys" in the j but in the taking of them, men of the-State and salt for
AS
liament; but the myrmidons new style of postal cards in field, he declined the appoint i What to one woman would the people, and shoes and
of Speaker Reed, without the several sizes will be almost ment, being the second man I be the deepest and highest, clothing for the soldiers of
strength of an armed body, equal to letter postage. Mr in our State to do such an might to another be quitein- North Carolina.
GREAT RESORT
attempt to control the ac Wanamaker is mistaken; unheard of act. TFhen the j comprensible. When is a wo He is apparently the lead
tions of democratic members there is as much differanceas war was over he went back man most likely to be most ing Senator against the in
mated in the Mountains ot of the House by sheer au there is between the present to his beloved farm—'and—
happy ? It must be when she iquitous measure now pro
Postmaster General and a Remote from towns he ran his is young, for joy belongs to posed before the Senate of
dacity. What a spectacle
Godly race,
Statesman.
the United States, and well
lSTERN NORTH CARO for a free country!
Nor e'er changed nor wished to youth; sober contentment,
does he maintain himself in
It is now apparent that The entire administration
and gentle placidity are 1ha
change his place.
LINA,
the great debate.
the infamous Federal Elec and all of the Washi ngton
But he was so loved, so hand maids of middle age.
pension attorneys, either in
tion bill is to be railroaded
North Carolina has ofteil
honored that the people of But she must not be too
had cause to be proud of him
through the Senate by force person or by proxy have
egion NOTED for health
Watauga "insisted upon lbs young after all, for she must
but today she can feel a deep
of the party whip lustily gone to the G. A. R. encamp
£ss and beauy of Scenery.
representing them in the know something of son owto
er pride in him and a juster
wielded by that sanctimo ment at Boston. The first
House of Representatives in be able to recognize the face
LEYAT10N OF 8,800 FEET
nious, but unscrupulous son named is in search of politi 1883. The writer was a of joy. 1 am curious to know sense of gratitude to him
of England, Senator Geo. F. cal capital, and the last of member of the same body whether a. woman into whose than ever before. He is the
ffith Cool, Invigorating:
Hoar. Tt has been reported hard cash in the shape of and on several occasions 1 i fe lo ve ha s never en tered ca n leader of the hosts now mar
—Climate.—
shalled against the advanc
to the Senate and put on the applications for pensions.
when other pressing duties ever le happy. Wha t we call
calendar, and in order to fa Sick Headache and a sensation precluded his hearing, the happy. She may have found ing tide of monopoly and
oppression of (he people.
It is being laid out with taste cilitate its passagetheresolu- of o ppression and dullness in the discussion of a bill, we would the quiet garden, of which
That, bill which Blaine says
head, are very commonly pro
tions providing for the
on roll call, seat himself be content keeps the keys; or opens no market for a single
and skill, with well graadoption of a gag rule, to duced by indigestion: morbid side Lenoir as he voted "aye" she may be reconciled to her bushel of wheat or barrel of
despondency, irritability and
ded roads and
cut off debate, has been in over sensitivness of the nerves or "no"—the writer would fate, and consoles herself by pork, can never pass if Vance
troduced and refered to the may, in a majority of cases, be vote the same way feeling ! thinking how much better off can prevent it.
I ' lix EXTENSIVE
nr. J.
committee on Rules. The traced to the same cause, Kidney confident that whilst casting she is than some of her neigh It is the same bill that
H. McLeans Liver and
trebles the
- H.EST PARKS.
talk about, the bill having Balm and pillets will positively an undigested, he had given bors, but I honestly think and largelytax on cotton-ties
increases other
edu
been modified by the commit cure.
that real happiness comes to taxes tha t fall on the South
the right vote.
)ie*place for fine residen tee is bosh; it has been sim
Judge Lenoir was a devot a woman only hand in hand ern people.
IN MEMORIAM.
Vance, the patriot and
plified to a certain extent,
ed and consistent member of with love. When she begins to
ces and
statesmen, is at his post,
but it remains one of the
the Episcopal church, mod feel that with one man in it, manfully striving for the in
Hon. Walter W. Lenoir.
b. AIAHFUL HOMES- most obnoxious measures
est, unassuming, strctly the room is full, and empty terests of North Carolinians
ever attempted to be forced Special Cor. State Chronicle.
conscientious in all things, when he is gone, "o matter and of the farmers of the
moi. 1
ibrtunity forprof- upon a defenseless ppople. The State as a body poli possessing the highest tone, how many others may re country. L< t us not under
Hist or v will rightly charac tic, onr whole people as a lie lived a blameless yet use main, she begins to be trem estimate his work or worth,
to b ie investments,
he
a "Tar
^cho L- illustrated pamphlet terize it as an attempt to mere community and the ful life—an ornament to so ulously and deliriously hap becauseLet is only depreciate
heel."
us not
Polanderiz° the South.
church to which he belonged ciety, a refined and polished py. Her very soul hungers him because he is our "old
add less
Senator Vance stirred UP and was so devotedly attach gentleman; a ripe scholar, a within her for some dear cer Zeb." Rather let us cherish
the republican Senatorial ed, have suffered a serious broad humanitarian.
>LE I MPROVEMENT Co.,
It tainty, and when that comes, a higher pride in him because
Menagerie on Saturday by loss in the death of W. IF. may be said of him as of the when her troth is plighted— he is a North Carolinian.—
F NVILLE, MITCHELL CO.
perhaps nine women out of News and Observer.
N. C. showing how unjust the tar Lenoir, who died at his resi village preacher—
iff bill as it now stands is to denee in Watauga county on All his prospects b ightening to ton if asked to define the hap
NOTICE!
r A—6 mo.
piest hour or moment of their
the agricultural interests of the 26t,h ult.. Mr. Lenoir
the last
I will sell
the country.
Mr. Vance deserves more than a para His Heaven commenced ere the lives, would give an answer court housefor cash at the
door in Boone,
ASHINGTON LETTER. made an unsuccessful at graphical notice. He was a
world was past.
based upon some experience on the 25th day of Aug. 1890
If any human being could of the affection. Is it not so to the highest bidder, Rich
n our Regular Correspondent tempt to ha ve certain claus man of mark not many years
es amended and the republi since. He was born in the entertain a moral certainty my sisters? I would 1 iAe to ard Crawley's interest in 35
cans as if to make the bill county of Caldwell, then part of sitting, after death, at the hear from you. I think there acres of land more or less oil
• the Democrat
Republican audacity can still more unjust to the of IFilkes, about 69 years, feet of Jesus it was Walter is no joy so deep, so high, so the Beech Mountain, in Wa
tauga county* adjoining the
arcely go farther than it South, adopted an amend ago. He was the grandson W. Lenoir. W. II. BAILEY. all-prevading in a woman's lands of Smith Rominger
life as the joy of love. The
id on Saturday when one of ment raising the duty on of General William Lenoir, Charlotte, N. C. Aug. 1st,'90 quest ion ho we ver is a difficu 11 and others, to satisfy a bill
doork »epers of the House cotton-ties.
so distinguished for his ser
one to answer. There are so of costs in the case of J. W.
ling to be acting under Mr Rlaine's reciprocity vices in the old Revolution True Dembcracy and secret many different natures. That Smith against Richard Craw
lotions from the Speak- idea is ahead, and the indi ary war, as well as for his organizations are incompat which would be extreme hap ley, said mortgage is dated
3rd day of October 1887,
L< tempted to use force to cations are that it will cer civil service after its close. ible. They are as opposite as piness to one woman might and registered in the office of
y< at Representative En- tainly be adopted bv the Gen. Lenoii watf of French virtue and vice. When one he only a mild delight to an register of deeds for said co.
other. So me for exa m pie h a ve
Jc ving the House for a Senate, but in the House, extraction: LE NOIII . Our enters the other must go out a maternal instinct more J. B. Todd, per J. L. Hayes,
July 24th 1890.
'mutes. Mr. Enloe, as where Speaker Reed who is sketchee graduated from our or hide in shame. Democracy strongly developed than oth Sh'ff.
other American citizen bitterly ooposed to it. is sole University in 1843 in a class is the soul of liberty; secret ers, and for those the vocal
N OTICE !
mid have done, insisted Monarch it mav possibly be embracing such distinguish organizations are the fore small cry of their first born
8. L. Patterson, adm.
must cause an uplifting of
his right to go and defeated. Messrs Reed Mc- ed men as Hon. R. P, Dick, runners of inquisitions and
vs.
the heart that no
me as he pleased. Later, TCinley and others of the Rev. Dr. Joseph C. Huske, despotisms. No secret politi ing on earth can other feel
L. L. Greene.
outdo; all
T? u )o brought the mat Chinese wall high protection J. W. Lancaster, the late cal organization has ever sue in that supreme moment is By virtue of an execution issu
tio ( ^
. ire the TT
House as a wing of the republican party Judge Pearson, Thomas I). ceeded in a democracy, ex forgot ton. The ambitious wo ed from the office of the Superior
stion of personal privi- are trying to convince Mr. Walker, Clement G. Wright cept to abridge the rights of man must find he best hour court clerk of Caldwell countV
N. C. in
entitled
e, and very naturally Harrison that it will be ruin and John L. Bridgers. It its adherents and impair the when she has attained the action inthe above plaintiff
favor of
summit of her hopes. To the
nted to know if the Speak ous to him and his party for wa s a 1a rge cla ss and Messrs usefulness of the organiza woman standing over the and against the defendent
nad issued such instruc- him to send a message to Lenoir and Huske having tions which have for their ob sick bed that contains the for the sum of $1546.72
. and if so by what au- Congress favoring recipro taken the first honor, drew jeet the protection and pro one being dearest to her on (subject to a credit) I will
city, as he has promised to for the valedictory, Mr. motion of constitutional gov earth, can there be an hour expose to public sale at the
eminent and the preserva more rife with thanklul hap court house door in Boone,
Speaker denied having do.
Lenoir securing it.
N. C. on the 25th day of Aug
. >d such instructions; but The republicans of the Mr. Lenoir came to thebar tion of the personal liberty piness than when the physi 1890 it being Monday of the
cian declares that there is
ae same time stated it as House, particularly
Mr. shortly afterwards
and of the citizen. When a man hope; hope that the adored Superior court, L. L. Greene's
opinion that the door- Reed and his coterie, ha^e whilst not possessing the enters a secret organization one will he given back to her? interest in the following lands
per had done right. St. presistuig antagonized the arts of the orator, he soon for the purpose of controling Love, that "Great Master" to-wit: the J. J. Horton
eph Cannon, who is sec- workingmen of the country achieved the reputation of the political actions of his has more to do with a wo lots in the town of Boone,
L.
only to Mr. Reed in during this entire session of being one of the best '"judges fellows he leaves true Democ man's sweetest hour than adjoining the lands of w. as
any thing else on earth. To Biyan and others known
a l tv, defended the ac- Congress, a/yd if they do not of the law'* in the State. racy behind him and violates love, and to /eel ones self be the
J. J.
Horton pro
j
the insolent door- hear from it at the coming But the practice in his sec every principle of popular lib loved, that is indeed to know perty consisting of all the
Mr. Enloe protested elections it will be strange tion demanded ''jury law er ty .—Falisb my Tru th.
the best of life. Francis E. lots formerly owned by the
or « )(fleers of the House indeed. The employes of the
Wi1lard \s Iiappies t h<>u r is the said Horton and sold to
yers" and his modest nature,
am be given the author- Government printing office amounting almost to the The most delicate constitution one whieh is least concious of L. L. Greene which is more
tt eep members in the are threatening to make mauvais honte, shrank from can safely use nr. J. H. McLean'* herself and most uplifted in fully described by the platt
Tar wine Lung nalin , it is a sure to holy thoughts and purpo of the town of Boone levied
ll ' r against their wills, trouble because an amend these "mutual altercations."
remedey for coughs, loss of voice. ses, and her idea of happi on by me on the 21st day of
ould some day keep ment providing fo r th e erec- He retired from the practice and all throa t and lung diseases. ness, is painless, constant July 1890 to satisfy the above named execution inter
ond beneficent activity.
he ut of the House by tion of a new building for and in a remote mountain
There
and
We will be willing to letour est and cost. J. L. Hays Shff
that
establishment was pass, devoted himself to the diseases are many accidents and
in »me authority. The
which affect Stock
editor play Father confessor This July 22nd 1890. '
nc was finally refered to stricken out in the House. more congenial pursuit of causa serious inconvenience and and find out exactly what
tnmittee on the Judici- The need of this new building agriculture. When our late loss to the farmer in his work, moment a woman is most B R O W N ' S I R O N B I T T E R S
which
he quickly remedied
jul a majority of that is conceded by all, but it is civil war broke out, he , bv themay of Dr. J. H. McLean's likely to be extremely happy, i C u r e s D y s p e p s i a , I n
use
being republicans refused in order to enable the! promptly volunteered and Volcanic Oil Liniment.
digestion & Debility.
X. Y. Z.
LINV1LLE.
I
^
�The Watauga Democrat, democratic
J. C. FLETCHER,
President since "Linville Spring Chickens." wagon house and tool shop W. B. COUNCILL, Jit.
the war, urged tliis reform in This entertainment was got- with paint.
—ATTORNEY AT LAWC=
ATTORNEY AT LA V.
D. 11. Dougherty, Editor.
his message to Congress, ten up for the amusement of The telephone is finished j
SUGAR GROVE
\. 0
K C. Rivers, Publisher,
which caused his defeat for a the visitors at the Hotel, to Cranberry, and now we Jnly4th891y. Boone, N. C.
Will practice in Wataug anl
second term, Let the al- principally, the hall being are in telegraphic reach of
adjoining counties.
A D EMOCRATIC family hewspsr devoted to the interests of liance ponder over these mat too small for the admission "all the world and the rest
County, State and Nation. Pub ters and strike where it will l of bnt a few of our citizens, of mankind." He can com
E.F. LOVILL
lished every Thursday at Boone, do most good. Do not vote Take it all in all it was a very municate with yon via Blow
ATTORNEY AT CAW,
Watauga County, N.C.
ing Rock. Thanks to the
jfor men who are in favor of creditable affair,
Boone N.
push of Yanc-e Brown.
July 4th, ' 8 0 — 1 y
v
Thursday, Aug. 21st, 1800. high taxes called "protec -j The march of improvement Rev. Mr. Jefferv, Episcopa
tion." Do not vote for men is going on in our young lian, and Presiding Elder
DR. L. C. REEVES. U -0will
Just as we go to press we who advocate Force bills, j town. Mr. J. G. Loven is Cannon, Methodist,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
receive our Topic of this week Suppose the present Force erecting a nice cottage for preach here next Sunday.
Office at Residence. \
J. »s. W.
and we can truly say that we bill is enacted into a law. and j his own use, on the corner of
Boone, N. C\
are pained at the position ta at the elections all over the North Iredell and Second If you are suffering with weak W r e have recently made a July 4. 89.
ken by our friend Scott in ref- South, U. S. Marshals and streets. It is to be one story, or inflamed eyes, or granulated
ence to the Solicitors]}]'p. He Inspectors boss the polls and 14 x 30 feet, with an annex. eyelids, you rail be quickly cured BIG CUT in prices. Owing to YV. B. COUSLJLLU. M. D1
says Newland is clearly the
by using nr. j n. McLean's the fact that we contemplate
Boone, N. 0.
\
democratic nominee with no do the registration of voters, Mr. James H. McCampbell is strengthening Eye salve. 25
the
polls,
and also erecting a one-storv cents a box.
shadow upon his title, and count
a change in our business Resident Physician. Offiq
that it was his de jure el de certify the result.
Then house on Ituflfin Street. The The quality of the blood de about
on King Street north of Post
facto. We are sorry to see what will become of the al building will contain two pends much upon good or bad
Office.
Bvo. Scott so far behind Mr. liance principles and reform rooms with an L. The build digestion and assimilation, to
June 12 88. ly.
Newland in his sense of what
make the blood rich in life and
is just and right. After read measures? What will be ing in which he and his wife strength givingconstituenns, use The 15th of Sspt.
U %
ing the manly letters of Mr. come of our free institutions? domicil was never intended nr. J. H. McLean's strengthening
Newland and Mr. Council] These are the important for a permanent residence, cordial and Blood purifier, it will
DENTIST,
7
nourish the properties ot the
For most wonderful bar
such an article as we see in points now. What do our but for another purpose.
ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA.
the Topic is enough to make alliance republican friends A new correr among us is blood from which the elements of) gains in Dry Goods, Notions
vitality are drawn. 1.00 per
Offers his professional services
the heart sick. Mr. Newland
in this county intend to do Mr. Willie Smith, of'Wilming bottle.
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Cloth to the people of Mitchell,
knew he was not the nominee,
and he also knew Mr. Uoun- about it? How will they ton. lie is a short-ha nd re The "Life of the flesh is the ing, and in fact any thing- Watauga and adjoining"
cill was, and he so declared. vote in the approaching porter and operator on a blood thereof;" pure blood means kept in a first class store, ties.fl%#YVo bad mateial used
a nd a ll work guaran teed.
And now does /brother Scott election? The issue is: Do type-writing machine. He is healthy functional activity and
May 1 1 y.
this be ars with it the certainty Call on us at,
pretend to say that an oror we need the Force and Tariff employed by the Linville
of quick restoration from sick
In footing up the returns of
Improvement Co.
ness or accident, nr. J. H. Mc
an election, reversing the bills?
Mr. Lynn Ilahn, of Cran Lean's strengthening cordial and
true result, would give the per
nlood purifier gives pure rich BLOWING ROCK.
son thus counted in his right COMMISSIONER'S COURT, AUG. berry, has been here, and ex blood, and vitalizes and strength
J. B. PRITCHARD, PROPBIETCI
hibited on our avenues, a ens the whole body. 1.00 per
18 th, 1890.
to the office? Brother Scott
TEHMB $1.25 PER DA
have you thrown to the fore
span of well-matched, iron bottle.
They must go, and it is to Sqecial arrangements by the week
winds of heavens all .your ar It is ordered by the Board gray stallions, for which he
your interest to give us a
or month.
guments against the 7—8 of Commissioners that there asks $500 apiece. Later he
?=s>
comuiisioii? The true result shall be an entire new regis
call.
ELK PARK, N. C.
of the convention at Morgan tration of the qualified vo drove over in a gig, an extra
All persons indebted to us 6—2G. 4 mo.
nice young gelding, which, I
ton was, as concocded by 11 r. ters of the county for the reg
must make settlement by
Newland, Couneill 84 2-5 ular Nov. election, 1890, in think, is destined to make
E. S. Blackburn*
Newland 83 1-5, giving Conn accordance with chapter 287 his mark as a trotter. The
the 15th ot September, or we J. F. Morphew.
Marion, N. C.
.Teller?on, N. C.
cill a majority of 1 1-5 votes. of the Acts of 1889, and that way he sped over Linville
will be forced to collect ac MORPHEW & BLACKBURN
Now, Bro. Seott, does the the Stiff, be instructed to
cording to law. Hopingyou
maxium dejuie et de facto summons the following nam and Mitchell evenues demon
ATTTORNEYS AT LAW.
apply in this case? You ed persons as registrars and strated that his ability is
will readily respond, we are,
.speak with pride of the mag that the said summons beex- great, and as he grows older
Will practice in the courts
YOURS RESP'T,
nanimity of Mr. Newland in ecuted on or before Aug. the he will trot faster.
of Ashe, Watauga and Mil
tendering Mr. Council a nom 23,1890:
also in the
I saw a sign on which was
SPECIAL!!
McLENDON & MOORE. ell counties,of the Disk, fi
mation that he, vNewland), Blowing Rock, W. D. Clarke;
eral courts
4 'George
knew to be CounciU's, but Blue Ridge, Thos. L. Day; inscribed the legend,
Supreme Court of the State.
you are silent as to any Boone, Nathan Horton; Bea Rhyfedd Foulke, Real Es
Collection of claims solicited.
words of commendation up ver Dam, Robt. H. Farthing; tate," which means that he
Aprl, 10.
on the course which Mr. Cove Creek, A. L. Mast: Elk, is a real estate broker or ag
Couneill took in declining the S. J. Hendrix; Laurel Creek, ent. On another was inscrib
W. J. HUNSUCKER & BROS.
tender of Mr. Newland. Is John Harman; Meat Camp,
ed "Fail-bank's Standard
this the Scott we used to ,T. G. Noiris; Stony Fork, J.
Brick Layers aiid Plasterers
PRICES,
know ? If so, great Scott what N. Idol; Shawneehaw. Sam Scales " And now the ma
—DEALERS IN,—
a change!
Banner; Watauga, A. M. son and carpenter are erect
are prepared to do all work
Mast.
ing the foundation and sup
General Nerchandise, in their line on short notice.
It is further ordered that er-structure for scales which
THE ALLIANCE OF WATAUGA.
ALL work guaranteed and
the above named registrars will weigh five tons. These
Prices reasonable. For pri
We have now, on hand a
On Friday last the alliance be instructed to post three scales are manufactured in
ces etc., address us at Concomplete line of
notices in each township of
over, N. C.
Nov. 7th, ly.
met at the academy to take said new registration at once St. Johnsbnrg, Caledonia As we expect to make a
into consideration the action and that they be refered to county, Vermont, where the change in our busines at an GENERAL MERCHAN
Money to loan.
of the Dove Creek sub-alliance chap. 287 of the laws of 18- celebrated scales of the fami early day, we are now offer
89 for full instructions.
DISE.
Persons wishing to bor
in regard to putting out a
ly of Fairbanks have been
row money, who can secure
county alliance ticket. It Shff. Hayes notified to get made for the past sixiy years. ing for the next 30 days, our
CONSISTING OF,
it by mortgage on good real
up $3000 additional on his
was decided, by a large ma
estate, i-an be accommodated
county and school tax bond The beginning was small,
[Dry Goods,]
jority that no ticket would at September meeting, for but the present growth of the
by applying to
be nominated.
[Notions,]
J.F. Spainhour, Boone N. C.,
the reason that there is a lar concern is enormous, a nd has
or A. J. Critclier, Morton N. C.
We had the pleasure of an ger special tax by $1000 for made the fa mily an im mense
[Groceries,]
OT
4. 24.
interview with many of the tius year, and two of his su- fortune. Next and last, a
[Shoes,]
alliance-men on the day of rities, S. II. Banner and Win. sign in front of Dr. C. Teal's
[Hats,]
II. Caloway have asked to be
the meeting and they were relen sei! before the tax books bears the legend of "Drug — MERCHANDISE— [Hardware,]
0>
I It ( 8.UI
with one accord opposed to are let out,
Store." These three signs,
[Tinware,]
the movement to put out a
I, believe, are the first exhibit AT A VERY LOW FIGURE.
Yalie Groeis N o
ticket. The alliance of this
[Glassware,]
ed in our town; therefore I
LINVILLE LETTER.
1 am now ready to stow you
county are composed of some
make mention of them.
[Crockery,]
:i liiec selected stock of M inula rj.
In many things less than
of the most influential and
The infant daughter of Mr
prints, Indigo Blue, !• impsouV
[Medicines,]
level headed men we have. FRIDAY , Aug. 15.—"A nmn John Henley is low with the
Blacks, Dress gingh ins, Biswic
ACTUAL COST.
of which we are offering at suiting, Challies ouslnneres, and
When they meet together for her of our correspondents croup. Mr. Henley's aunt,
are silent this' week," quoth
brocaded goods wi th t he U^s! lot
consultation, on important
of 10 cts worsteds oa the market the DEMOCRAT of yesterday. M IS. Eliza Fra nk1in, of TI o U t Come and see us and get a
affairs they are most sure to
Post office, widow of the late
Ladies' white dresc.goods, cross
bar Hamburg, Oriental lace, rib
eome to the proper conclu- 1 did not write to you last David Franklin, who deceas
week because i thought you
bons, gloves, ladies' and misses*
sions.
We also take in exchange hoes, corsets and corsel jeans,
would be over loaded with a ed a month ago, died day be
We wish the alliance well in
fore yesterday.
She was
Damask table cloths, lace scim
Respectfully,
for goods,
all their laudible-'undertak description of the reunion; about seventy years of age.
and creton goods, silk thread,
button bole twist. Joans cloth
Wheat,
II. C. MARTIN & CO.
MONDAY, AUG. 18.
ings, believing as we do, that not but *that I had noth
ing to say. So some of my And now comes W. M.
from 12% to 75 cts per yard,
Corn,
they mean well. In shaping
Blowing Rock, Aug. 19, '90.
Hats and shoos
Rye,
National politics, we hope news will be rather old.
Crowder, Esq., of Elk Park,
Oats,
H VHI) WARE.
We had a couple of trage one of your subscibers, with
they will have the influence
Chicken
in the greatest abundance, such
dies and something in the
a load of household goods,
to breake down the robber
Eggs,
as hoes, plows, clevises, grass
dramatic line. Perhaps I which he deposited in the
& etc,
rods, heel bolts, horse shoes and
tariff, that is now eating up
had better let the tragic pass middle due of the five cot
uails. Table cutlery, hinges, ham
the substance of the farmer
SO GIVE" US A CALL. mers, files, rim knob ocks, butts
into forgetfulness as soon as tages of Mr. T. F. Parker, on
and all other laborers.
k
a.d screws. Ooffili goods, siJvoru0IR & 00=, mounted handles, screws hinges
A county ticket is too possible; the dramatic may Ruffin street. He has come
S- F,
and ornaments. A very fine lotof
small a matter to engage well enough be mentioned. to stay.
The Celebrated Nissen
May the 15th. 1890.
The Linville Dramatic Com We are afflicted with hog
Q UEENS-WARE
the attention of men who
pany gave a light and laugh cholera. Several hogs have
Gold band china, teas and plates,
—WAGONS,
have taken upon themselves
bowl s and pitchers, glass-ware,
the great task of reforming able exhibition of its talents died, and fears are that BUGGIES, OPEN AND TOP,
lamps etc. G ROCERIES . Lxtra
National politics. We sin by way of tableaux, in the nearly a full sweep will be PLATFORM SPRING HACKS,
U sugar 12 lbs for $1. Gol
den ii'p syrup, rice and spines.
cerely hope they wili succeed hall of the annex to the made.
Oils, tanner 's arid engine; t ur
in the end, and send enough Hotel Boyer, the other night. The Linville Inn is being Pheatons, Road Carts,
pentine. Just received 500
The "Babes , the , Woods" surrounded with a fence, tketc. &etc., for sale by W. D.
in ,
men to Congress who will
,,
,.,
f
crocks,
Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Pat gallons stone-ware,
thnt
have the manhood to vote was well rendered after wh.eli j T|ljs rPrninds me t0
Clarke, Blowing Rock, N. C. ent business conducted for Moderate Fees.
churns, jars jugs etc. Give
Our Office is Opposite U. S. Patent Office,
and we
down legislation inimical to the tableaux Qf"0 iverTwwt M|1(- 1>fttricU i„formsnlethat flSsTThe above named vehic remote cansecure patent in less time than tnoso me a call. Resp. '. I). TAYLOR.
from Washington.
Send model, drawing or pboto., with
do]le betteI
the interest of the farmer begging for more," was giv- : she
as keep- les will be sold cheap for cash tion. Wc ndvise, if patentable or not,descrip Take one of Dr. McLean's Lit
free of
till patent is secured.
and laborer. The Democrats en; I lie 1 our Seasons, and ior of the Inn than she antici- or traded in exchange for charge. Onr fee not dueObtain Fatents," with tle Liver and Kidney Fillets at
A Pamphlet. "How to
of actual
of the south have fought also "Lae Soinnambula," j pa ted.
good young horses or cattle. namessent free. clients in your State, county, or night before you go to bed and
town,
Address,
you will be surprised how buoy
for these reforms since the which was well represented, J. T. Rathburn is cover- Come and examine them.
C. A. SNOW & CO. ant and vigorous you will feel the
war.
Cleveland the onlv "A Bunch of Popnies," and
the company's burn. 4. 24.
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, n. C.
next day. Only 25 cents a vial
Listen!
GREAT REDUCTION IN
S,F, Lenoir, & Co,,
mm STOCK
D-
Lowest Prices
�II. If
1
S UBSCRIPTION H ATE S
—The store-building of Mr.
[To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT . ^ • C L. Hnleher, at Elk X
* J—
1*
\
W. L. BRYAN,
Wake Forest, N. C.
Nov. 21, 1890.
Roads, was burned on last MONDAY, NOV., 24. —Aaron Editor Democrat:
Still On Hand With a
BL copy 1 year.^
$1.00 Friday. The house was oc-' is a growing place 2% .miles J. B. buttle, the young
miles
1 " 3 months....".....y...... 35 Cli pi e d by Smith Ragan who from Linville post office. It man who shot himself, was
With its ups and downs
Nice line of
| lost his entire stock of goods, is but a few years since there j taken home last week, It is is slowly, but surely, vvanhig
A DVERTISING R ATES.
1 inch lweek.
i o but we are informed that he was but one house where very probable that he will and as it closes we wish to
thank our many customers
. 1 " 1month
1.75 had them safely insured. Mr. there is now about a dozen recover.
Young Mr. Carter, who so for their very liberal patron
1 " 3 "
3.00 Iiulcher loses hisentire prop- inhabited dwellings. Mr. C.
1 " 6 "
5.00 erty as he carried no insur- Harris is putting up a large mysteriously d i sa p pea red age, and quote to them some
1 \' 1 year
7.00
dwelling house a n d " B u d " j sometime in September has of our leading articles, with
1 column 1 week
9.00 a nee whatever.
the promise that during the
1 " 1 month
13.50
—We were S(,rrv to learn ! Banner 8 M »« II W
The| never been heard from,
remainder of the present year
25.00 from a letter written by our! Methodfet are putting up a
The first senior speaking we will give you goods as cheap Consisting, in part, of Boots
37.50
}
as
Five ernca n be bought 011 the South
50.00 townsman, It. J. Conncill, Seminary building, and the : came off to night.
Markets, an4 for the year
Shoes,
who has been with Mr. Geo. i Rev. Mr. Grn.vbeal. the cir-f .vonng men of the senior claas
Dress Goods,
»'ho resides m Aa- delivered orations The sohe Postofficeat Fpperson. at Snmpter. 8. (K»
Notions,
as second-class rinit he (Mr Fpperson) had ton; is going to build himself cial gathering m the literary
Hardware,
jlhe misfortune to ha ve his j* residence soon. Mr. John halls is now in full sway and
Tinware,
| livery stable, including car- j Cnrpente 1 is erecting a large will hold 'till 12 o'clock. We promise, as in the past by
Groceries,
PL N E W S .
i riages, wagons, buggies ands.ory building for a boar- These gatherings are looked
Coffees,
Fair Dealings,
1.10 fine horses burned. It is ding house. The Hamlet con forward to with great inter
sgiving day.
Sugars,
not stated the amount of tains two stores—one kept by est by the students and
Tea,
jfianks. unto the j ] 0 ^ g sustained by this fire but ^ i! * L liimm Key, and tne young ladies of the village To merit a liberal share of the
and others that may desire patronageMf our customers in
other by Mr. Luther Banner,
Rice,
it in list be very great.
a good social time.
the nephew of his uncle."
C\gars,
ksioner s court 011 —We had -the pleasure < f
The Baptists . have lately Prof. Wood wfil commence
Cigarettes, etc,
KYstaving overnight ,(Moudav)/,built a nice church which is 'a singing school here in a.few
...
.
i
,
, •
* *
.
^ A
And adjoining counties.
fiat her is dry, balmy with our member elect to the surmounted by a belfry, in days. The Prof, is a true
Legislature. Various sub
Drugs & Medicinesi.v.
which hangs a bell to call the yankeeand a fine musician.
jects that will probably come
Coffey will start
worshipers together. A pro He spent a, Sabbath with us
TO MERCHANTS.
a few days with before the next Legislature tracted meeting has been held some time back. He played
in good variety. Also take
were more or less discussed.
since Friday week, which is on his violin at church. This We wish to call your especial
all kinds of
attention to our enormous stock
The public roads, public
Scott's comments schools, rail road commis still goi i.gon. Yesterday(Sun might seem strange to some,
OF
the DEMOCRAT in last sions, etc. appear to be the day) forenoon, a portion of but he said there was no
the converts were baptized harm in having a violin in
[.week's Topic pleased us.
HARDWARE.
most prominent questions.
in the Linville river. Some church though there might
The State pension fund The Dr. is a strong Vance thing over forty persons pro be in having a fiddle.
You can save money by giving
-ANDusjyour order for nails, tyre and
if f81,00(.) will be distribut- man.
D. D. D. rolled iron, chains,jand, in fact,
fessed to have been convert
on the 30, of this month. —It is strange that a man
anything in this line, as we buy
ed.
—Look* out for Will W. will subscribe for a paper, on The Baptist ministers in at The greatest discovery of them iu large lots direct from
|Holsclaw's new "ad" next a credit. and at the expira tendance are Messrs. Church, the age has just been an the manufactures.
week. He knows the virtue tion of his time have the post Patton, Franklin, Stama, W. nounced from Beijin, Ger
And country produce in ex*
DRY GOODS.
of printer's ink.
master to notify the publish G. Buchanan, Stephen Buch many, by Dr. Koch, who Consisting of
chahge for goods. Gent's
furnishing goods, such as,
—The Western Citizen says er that his paper is not want anan, Tipton Shell and his claims that lie has discover Flannel Suiting*.
TTeeott Flannels,
dress shirts, (both laundried
the paper will continue to be ed longer, it takes a cheeky son, Pinkney, and perhaps ed a, certain cure for con
Plaid Flannels,
man to do such a trick. Now others. Rev. Messrs. Wilburn, sumption and many other
and unlaundried.) Collars,
published. Except its poli
Saxony, prints,
Ginghams, etc., etc.
ictus say thai: we are riot| () f Asliville, (Iravbealand Nel diseases that have heretofore
Cuffs, Slips, and in fact, alj
tics, We wish it success.
Ladle's Dress, in Henrieta most any thing-needed in that
forcing any man to take our I
of Aaron, also assisted,
—Forest fires are raging* paper, and we shall, after 8orijrt^onled in my last the baffled the skill of physicians. Cloth from 25 cts to one dollar
j
It is a well established theo per yard. All kinds of laces in line.
011 the Stone
and Beech this, take 00 names from our
(1 on t li of a bi g bear, w h ieh wa s ry among physicians, that Van dike points, etc. Shawls and
Mountains, also in different boo k s till all a ren 1 ages a. re
killed some five miles from all such diseases as fevers, ladie's coats in the latest styles.
places east of the iflne Ridge, j paid. See newspa. per la W.
Large stock of satin and'gms-hero. 1 now have to-note the cholera, catarrh, and con grain ribbon, table linen and oil
—A good many of the citi
kill'ng of a young one right sumption with many more, cloth.
zens will be in town first '
This anil That.
in the precincts of this vil in fact all contageous dis
Monday in next month, j
lage. It was one of the two eases. are caused by micro
Ready-Made Clothing from 8
d i - cubs caught last summer by scopic living creatures called
please do n o t forget the 1 I w i s h T o e x p r e s s m y
to 25 dollars per suit. We
hide (o the g n o d l a d i e s in Henderson Aid ridge and sold bictercn.
DEMOCRAT.
These increase Sugar.
handle only first class goods,
and around Boone foi
\r
The great
—Collector John Hardin, of
}to" Mr. Georoge Foulke. It very rapidly.
and will guarantee prices as
Coffee,
Rice, Oat-meal,
Ashe, gave us a short 'call beautiful and }v<
d : ' fa d 1 income so me who t fero- trouble has j*een to find some
low as any other merchant
Pickles, Bacon,
this week. John is a jolly, as a present, ! 1 (<n5:0 * ; clous and unattractnble, so remedy that would destroy
who handles the same grade
_ Lard, Salt,
n nexpeetedly, but is mum M r. F. to ok h i s little r i fie a n d the bacterea and do no harm
good fellow and we are al
of goods.
Flour, |
ways glad to hjure him come. appreciated.
Pepper.
plugged a bullet in the cen to the sufferer. It is well
The Board of Education tre of its forehead. Mr. J. W. known that yellow fever and
—Tlienewly el ee teed odicers will meet next Monday.
in the greatest abundance, and
Mann, our village butcher, to a great extent, cholera at prices that will surprise you.
t| ! ' ft boiids next mdn*lay,
I will be at the Court House
has been made less destruc
We have that for which Thursday, Dec. 4, to exam skinned it and sold it out
tive to the human race by
OOTS
SHOES:
la 've ueen working* so ine teachers instead of second piecemeal. It was like Henry the discovery of such reme
k H10ES.
OOTS
( lay's slaves, fat and sleek."
Democra tic rule in dear Thursday.
On Saturday morning last, dies. Dr. Koch's new remedy In Foot-wear, we almost defy
Watauga.
Don't forget the county 8. Mr. Leroy Franklin lost his he claims, .will destroy the competition, as our stock was
purchased before the advance Goods at almost your own
—Mr. John F. Hardin has S. Convention at Hen son's best ox. It got into his gar germ or bacterea of consump in prices. We wish "to call espec
price.
I run in connection
It is a brownish ial attention to our Tap-sole,
just returned from * Tenn. Chapel, 7, Dec.
den and gorged or choked tion.
with my other business, a
with a nice lot of fine horses. There will be a thanksgiv itself todeath eating cab transparent fluid which is Flesh-split boot, that we claim
He will put them 011 the ing* service held in the Bap bages.
diiuled in water and taken cannot be beaten in the United
tist church in Boone to-night. Sunday (yesterday) morn internally or injected with a States. We also carry a large
Southern market in the near
and well selected stock of rubber
All are invited to attend.
uture.
ing I went to milk a, beauti syringe if the disease effects goods, in the latest and most
The union meeting will be
the limbs. Paraloloid is the comfortable srvles.
—Our side-walks under the gin at Flat Top church next ful cow I had in charge, and
found her dead ! She evident name given this wonderful
pervision of our new over- Friday, 11 a. m.
medicine.
jr.
»r, N. N. Colvard, are now The County Alliance will ly got scared,'ran down a deel ine on a full jump, hit her
Come and examine our new and
[idl.v approaching comple- meet in Boone Friday Jan.
When, from any cause, the di
They are a very great 5, at 10 a. m. Secretaries head against an apple tree gestive and secretary organs be elegant line of Ready-made Cloth
ing which was carefully selected
to our town, and no will please take notice and and ibroke her • neck. She was come disordered, they may be as to style, fabric, make "and fin which we think is equal to
vi animali and *
1 tor'
, .
stimulated to healthy action by ish. atid you are sure to find any any in the county, and we
yyenien.ee to the pub torward, their - reports at ! a valuable
merl.v owned by Mr. William the use of Ayer's Cathartic Pills. thing you need, and as cheap as guarantee our prices as low
Uy.
once.
I. W. THOMAS. Vuncanon, of Banner's Elk. These rills are prescribed by the the ehapest. We can fit you
best physicians, and are for sale in any suit from the smallest as any in the
ied on the 22nd inst.
The Company is still pro at all the drug stores.
Deerfield, N. C.
boy to the 250 pounder.
lie Brown to Miss SaNov.,17, '90. jecting and building new
Gent's Furnishing Goods.
roads on the hills for pleas[ingham, at the rcsi- Editor Democrat:
. J_.
, . .
ant di-ives next summer, and North Carolina,1
of the bride's father
N otice.
0
Vs there m.e iepoHs being for a, thousand years, if the Watauga Coun
ty>. N. Bingham, on Pine circulated through the coun world lasts so long.
In endless varieties, such as
The undersigned do hereby cer
The DEMOCRAT extends try that I voted the republi
J. S. W. tify that the following is the Outing-shirts,
Also furnish transportation to
popular young couple can ticket, I will say in jus
Dress-shirts,
number of days in session, the
panties wanting the same with a
Under-wear,
congratulations, and tice to myself that such re
The present indications are number of miles travelled and
safe driver and with as good a
Collars. Cuffs,
* for them a. smooth ports are false with the ex- that the republicans will n o b ! amount allowed each member of
turnout ciS can be found in the
Cravats, Hose,
,ontr , A _ f . , . t\ get through explaining thmrj the Board of County Commisren voyage down the (ep .ion of one vote cast loi
county.
For the next
Hpfpoi- before the nevt, sioners from the first of Dec. 1889
h^fni-P tho next
Hats', caps,
recent defeat
of life.
a special friend and school one overwhelms them in '92. up to present date, lor duties
Handerchiefs,
performed as such to wit:
Gloves & etc.
[)ti last Monday Mr. J. F. mate of mine, J. L. Winkler,
.,
...
... . J H Mast 23 days 182 miles We cannot be turned down
riie lisp of Aver s Sareaparilla,; traveled allowed *55.20. W. W.
ihhour's mettlesome hor- as he and 1 were raised near
ly together; and spent many purifies the blood, stimulates the presneil 23 days 10-1 miles trav- in this line for style or quali
Ltook fright in the east
secret urns and imparts new hie eied allowed i$51.20. J E Finley t y .
We will make special prices, for
of our town and ran a- an hour in school together, and vigor to every function of!chm>n 2S days 154 miles travtherefore. I could not con
[throwing thedriver. Jer- sistently vote against him. i he body. I or nearly half a cen-1 eled auowed $53.70; 3 davs Thanking our friends for a cash, 011 all goods. Returning
miles traveled allowed, liberal patronage in the past our thanks for past patronage
^enoir, from the wagon But when it comes to State I ur.v, it has remained ">iN\ a led i F com
as the best blood medieme•ever. ^7(35- \ day corrcting state and hoping to merit a larger we will, as heretofore, still con
hg him numerous bruises and National politics, then I. ! discovered Be convinced by a settlement 11 miles traveled al
share in the future, we are tinue to famish you good goods
scratches. Thev ran for as a Democrat, feel it my du- trial,
lowed $2.55; 1 day special com. most
Respectfully,
ile and was met by Lea- t.V to vote the Democratic Persons who lead a life of ex- 11 miles traveled allowed $2.55.
and at as low prices as can be
! ticket throughout. Now Mr. i
whole amount paid Finley 0(5.45.
JONES & VANCE. ound.
H a rtly vvho sto p ped them
Truly yours,
Total
$L72.85.
h their wild career, and drove
ELK PARK , Nov., 17, '90.
This 24th day of Nov. 1890.
to naive th< hist
tern back to town. Neither unanimous, buccess (1< elion ailc j w ip find a valuable remedy
M. B. B LACKBURN.
fiST"A7. B. All orders by
to the;j tl m . fJ H . McLean's Volcanic
Clerk Bd. Coins. mail shall recieve prompt at
)s nor wagon were seri- DEMOCRAT.
W, L. Bryan,
; Oil Liniment; it will banish pain
ly injured.
tention.
J. A Y.
Roy ' 'OTTRELL. and subdue infiammation.
LINVILLE LETTER.
Geaeral
Merchandise,
1891
Watauga
ROOTS
HERBS,
JUST IN
For Cash. You Can Have
Hotel and Feed
STABLE,
i
COUNTY.
60 DAYS
�<i<txuLianz9!
The Watauga Democrat,sma"ones-
nent>and
now °Peii,.y «ouATTENTION!
READ THIS.
It is often more necessary. demns the increase in taxes i All persons indebted to YY e liave sold our mercanD. B. Dougherty, Editor.
to conceal contempt than re under the new tariff la w. Jt me, either by note or ac- tile business at Blowing Rock,
r C. Rivers, Publisher) sent men t, the former I G G ~ J goes so 'f0,.ofi i-r* «mr.WimU_; count for medical services, N. (\ to Messrs T.H.Coffey
Qn far as to emphatical
|
being:;
o r k)r merchandise are earn- & Co., and bespeak for them
lii'v rW.la,.a thot \i ".1
I am now ready to show
_
_ _-- | never forgiven,but the latter •
.
V •
estly requested to come for- a liberal share of public _pat- a nice selected stock of stai
.
In accounting for the lie- being solllotiules fo ,.„. ot .
man held the Speakership at vvard and make prompt set- ronage. Persons owin«* us prints,
,
Blue, 8imj
publican milk maid spilling A certain amount of op this moment, was at the head j tlement as I am compelled must come forward owingset- Blacks, Indigoginghams, i
and
Dregs
her pail of milk and thus position is a great help to a of the Ways and Means com- to have tny money. 1 have tie at once as we do not wish suiting, Challies cashmeres
suddenly ending all her bright man. Kites rise against and mittee, or was in any way m waited long and patiently, to give anybody trouble, brocaded goods with the be
dreams, it adds additional not with the wind. Even a !-a position to dictate to the as my friends well know, and j J. B. Clarke or T. H. offev of 10 cts worsteds on thenif
. ..
, . ~
.now, that I am loreed to j & Co., at Blowing Rock, and Ladies' white dresc goods, <
poignancy to the thought head wind is better thai. ...
Ilepubliean party ui Congress ] ca ]] ou Thenij j hope they H. C. Mni-tin, at Lenoir,'K.C. bar Hamburg, Oriental laei
that possibly the pail was none. No man never worked Inp would bring about a thnr-' will respond promptly to my will receipt for us and make bons, gloves, laditsMtnd m
made of domestic tinplate.— Ins passage anywhere in a ou revision of the McKin- .request.
ugh
I have made a j settlements. Thanking our hoes, corsfet.
Philadelphia Times.
ley la w a t the coming shoit j change m tny business and friends for their liberal trade j and creton <
dead calm.
j must therefore close up all in the past, we remain.
, button hole tw
The foolish and wicked hab session."
Why the Negro is Black.
transactions, Parsons;
Respectfully,
; from 12^ to.
it of profane cursing and This is not a solitary deliv- !ypjj' n ,v to HI a! e sett lenient'
H. C. MARTIN & co. ilats and shoes'
A professor of Johns Hop- swearing is a vice so mean erance by any means. _We by Oct 1st. 1890 will find i Blowing Rock, Sept. 23.
HARDYYj
kins University has an origi and low that every person ll a vc noticed many utteran their accounts in the hands'
in the greatest
nal theory to account for of sense and character detests ces of the kind from similar of an officer for collection,
NOTICE.
as hoes, plows,
race color. He attributes the
sources from day to day. Yny person desiring can pay By virtue ol an execution js- rods, heel bolts
color of the negro to the defi and despises it.
their accountsdue me, to T. sued issued from the Sup. Court I nails. Table cutlery
ciency of oxygen in the warm Industry is essentially so Leading Republican papers IJ. Coffey&Bro. whose rceipt Clerk s office of Rowan county, mers, files, rim km
air he lias breathed. This cial. No man can improve in Minnesota, in Illinois, in j wd! be accepted by me.
in favor of the First- Nation';!,1 aud screws. Coffij
causes a weaker respiration, either himself or his neighbor Penusyh T ania and pisew here The firm of Phillips &Son. Bank of Salisbury against S. N. mounted handles,
and a deposit of carbon is without neighborly help; and have favored a -reduction in now carry a first class line Bingham, John Elrod and olh and ornaments.
made under the skin, just as
QUE ENS
the bill just passed by a very of general merchandise which efs for the sum of $880.00, to
"
a chimney with a defective to better the world is to set unwise Republican Congress. will be sold as cheap as gether with interest and costs, I n
b*nd china,
the world to work together.
draft is choked with soot.
goods of the kind can be will on the 1st Monday in Decern- Li and pitcher
bowles
We hate some persons be The Omaha Bee the Chicago sold, and it will be to the in her, 1890, sell to the highest bid- ,
etc.
d er for cash, at the court house i f 0 G ROCEI J
AThe following from the cause we do not know them; Tribune, Chicago Evening terest of the public ro call door in the town of Boone, John I V sR|-9n' ^ *+ /Q1
Charlotte Chronicle would and we will not know them Journal, Philadelphia Tele and examine our stock be Elrod's interest in a tract ofland ?? <l! T sYrnP> r*eej.
indicate a contest over the because we hate them. Those graph and others have called fore purchasing elsewhere. situated in the Watauga county, Gils.'tanner s and"?
Than/ving
Solicitorship in the Wilkes friendships that succeed to for a reduction of the new and j past favors my friends for N. C.. lying on New River adjoin- j pen tine. Just ret
and soliciting ing the lands Of A.. J. Critcher, j gallc ns stone-vai
district: "The vote for solic such aversions are usually unfortunate law. The Eve- your, future patronage I re- Jonathan Ronton and others churns, jars jugs
itor in the ninth is all in a firm,for those qualities must nin& Journal insists that "it main very truly yours
known as the Jonathan HoKoii me a call". Resp. 5.1). Tax
muddle. At several precincts be sterling that could not must be modified in almost
•I. B. Phillips. old farm. Now occupied by Ru
dy Yannoy. Levied on by im this
in Wilkes county the yote only gain our hearts, but its every feature." The Bee Sugar Grove. N. C. July 8.
the 1Oth day of Oct., 1890 to sat A COMPLETE NEW
PER!
thinks that the mistakes of
has shown that there was conquer our prejudices.
isfv the above named execution.
ATTENTION !
The Prideof the North a
This Oct. 10, 1890.
the bill "should be lemedied
fraudulent means employed Discretion and good nature
na Press."
J. L. HAYES, SHERIFF.
My duties confine nie closely to
to defeat Barber, and the have always been looked up by the present Congress, for Carolina, and I would exchange,
*
f*
I Do you want to aid in our
bu
Democrats will see that the on as the distinguished or their unreasonableness is so on favorable terms, f10,000 of i*i sfa 9
Sjf, J jVkdoh (k l A i «P a paper that shall reilec t
little games will not work." naments of female conversa palpable that they prejudice stock in a phosphate company
W WUq greatest credit on North a
x
in Florida, my late residence, for
na, no matter where it may
Topic.
tion. The woman whose the people against the whole a suitable farm in the mountains.
seen? Then patronize
ALEX. Q. HOLLADAY-,
price is above rubies has no protective system." The Chi
IN,—
More than He Bargained for.
The Wilmington Messen
Raleigh, X. C.
particular in the character cago Tribune thinks that the
A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE P.VP
%
Do you want a reliable p;
given of her by the wise man way to recover lost ground
Notice.
"Well," said the young
and unite the [tarty again is For sale. 900 acres of land, General Merchandise, giving you all the news pi
merchant to the young clerk more endearing than that
world—a Democratic newsp
"to-repeal the Mckinley bill on Rich Mountain, Watauga
We have now, on hand a , that equals Hie best- has
whom he had sent out collec she openeth her mouth with
at the next session." There
on whichisasbestos,
I largest circulation, and has
ting, "did you have any wisdom and in her tongue is is a strong array of Radical County, land forslieepranch. complete line of
and fine
twenty-one years been i
the law of kindness.
luck?"
nd factoi in thegrowtli and
papers led by the N. Y. Trib Sales private. L. D. Lowe &
Children may be spoiled in
"Some."
N
Furgerson, Ex'trs. of GENERAL MERCHAE velopmer.t; of the Old
une, that stand up for the J. T. A. P. Calloway, deed.
State? Then subscrbe fc
"I suppose you got the numerous ways—by never present monstrosity. There Mrs.
DISE.
UIE WIJ.-MINOf ON MESSEX*
amount Mr. Fartherington contradicting or correcting is none so blind as he who Banner Elk, Nov. 15. '90.
Canrpa;gn Rartcs:
owes. You said he was a them, by excessive praise, by will not see. "Ephriam is
CONSISTING OF,
to 10
'Che "Daily Messenger."
injudicious comparisons, and
personal friend of yours."
wedded to his idols, let him Persons'wishing to bor
mail, 4 months on trial,
"No, I didn't get the mon last, but not least, by setting alone." The N. Y, Times row 7 m(>ney, who can secure ; [Dry Goods,]
#2.00
ey; the fact is, 1 don't know them a bad example. An does not believe that there is it by mortgage on good real j
[Notions,].
I'lie weekly "Transerip
what to make of my exper only child, whether son or "the slightest probability estate, '-an be accommodated
[Gi oc cries,]
set)ger," (the largest
by applying to
daughter, is always i$W 5 dan
ience there."
best paper in the State
[Shoes,]
ger of being spoiled, and the 'that the Republicans" will J.F. Spainhour, Boone N. C.,
"How was it?"
Aio'oi. 1:.; on i rail for Jl AH
this winter'make any change
[flats,]
Cash in advance. I
"I went in and said: Mr. mischief is sommIone. Many in the new tariff law.' "This or A. J. Critcher, Horton N. C. [IIardw : are,]
P. 24.
Eight-f
men and wyunon who tfrrn
Fatherington, I called to
will deepen the indignation,
[Tinware,]
Postal
speak about a matter
I out thoroughly selfTsh, were intensify the protests, widen W.J. IIUNSUCKER & BROS.
live
tssware,]
didn't got. any further, when meant by nntorero be gen the split in the old party of
pie
[Crockery,]
lie put in with; "That's all erous, warm hearted and self corruption and monopoly
Brick Layers and Plasterers
right, my boy: she is yours denying.
[Medicines,]
and give the Democrats un
f . .....
take her and be happy."—Ex. Thousands go down and der Cleveland in 1892 the are prepared to do all work lXWj,(; we are offering
lieii
disappear for want of the better showing for victory. in their line on short notice. °
Sometime.
ALL work guaranteed and
power of physical endurance; | j™, he camfu „
of educa- Prices reasonable. For prir
r
A !fan
ii J f t v
UaiiwOgjyi
We have all our possessions quite as many thousands tor tion and reform eontinue ces etc., address us atConlack of steadily improving with renewed activity and over, N. C.
Nov. 7th, ly.
GOING
to the future which we call
brain capacity; but perhaps zeal.—Messenger.
J. F. Morphsw.
E. S. Blackburn.
"sometime." Beautiful flow
We also take in exchange
dilU
u .tkwe
most of all are smitten, crush
Marion, N. C.
Je er on,N.C .I
ers and singing birds are
for goods,
ed, and routed because (A
MORPHEW & BLACKBURN
there only our hands seldom
Emigrants going to any o
their poverty of clear and
Wheat,
grasp the one, or our ears
ATTTORNEYS AT LAW
Corn,
steadfast moral purpose 13 easily injured—the slightest irritation of
will save time and money
hear the other. But, oh
Rye,
Will practice in the courts
the throat or larynx at once affecting its
The real strength of man is tone, flexibility, or power. All efforts to
via. Chicago and Alton
reader be of good cheer, for
Oats,
t is the quickest route to
his health, mental and physi sing or speak in public, under such condi of Ashe, Watauga and MitchChicken
all the good there is "some
ell counties, also in the Fed
tions, become not only painful but danger
KANSAS CITY, DENY
cal, and, without this, no ous, and should be strictly avoided until eral courts of the Dist.. and
Eggs,
time;" when the hills and vol
is
PUEBLO,
& etc,
start, however good, no ad every symptomotherremoved. isTo effect a Supreme Court of the State.
speedy cure no
medicine
equal to
leys are all passed; when the
And all points in Idaho, Y
vantages of the way, how
SO GIVEUS A CALL
wear and fever, the disap
ington, Oregon, Lt
ever great, no stroke of luck,
Aprl, 10.
and California
pointment and sorrows of
c.
however wonderful, can save
km W fid Finest and Bes
Hs
life are over, there is a place
r.
J W E I I
mill ii?
NOTICE !
him from defeat. Like all The best of anodynes, this preparation rap
Road in the
May the 15th. 1890.
and the rest appointed by
I am just receiving a new
other creatures, his means of idly soothes irritation, strengthens the deli
Only line running
God. Oh, homestead, over
the voice
hilled trains betweei
defense must be commensu cate organs of speech, and restores or public stock of goods bought for
to its tone and power. No singer
whose roof fall no shadows
speaker
Thomp | cash down and will sell for
and Kansas City.
rate with every possible oc son, the should bp without it. Lydia"Ayer's stricklv pay down, at prices
famous actress, certifies:
or even clouds, and over
Reclining Chair ears.
very great ser
casion, or final victory can Cherry Pectoral has been ofand strengthens ; to live and let live. You will
ist Sleepers free of extri
vice to me. It improves
whose threshold the voice of
the voice, and is always effective for the
do well to call and examine
T will meet parties at a
cure of colds and coughs."
sorrow is never heard; built never crown his brow.
my goods consisting of boots,
| road station with through
" Upon several occasions I have suffered
upon the eternal hills, and Far better than the harsh from colds, causing hoarseness and entire shoes, dry goods, notions, Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, andall Pat and baggage cheeks.
voice. In my profession
For full information, mn
ent business conducted for Moderate Fees.
standing with thy spires and treatment of medicines which loss of any affection of the voiceoforan auc &c.
Yours truly,
throat
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horribly gripe the patient and tioneer
pamphlets c
is a serious matter, but at eacli attack, I
and we can secure patent in less time than those descriptive
T. A. CRITCHER,
pinnacles of celestial beauty destroy thecdating of the stom have been relieved by a few doses of Ayer's
remote from Washington.
Ran I boo. N. C. tion. We advise, if patentable orwith descrip West write to or call on
Send model, drawing or photo.,
among the palm trees of the ach. Dr. J. H. McLean's chills Cherry Pectoral. This remedy, with ordi
not, free of
B. A. NEW LA
nary care, has worked such a
charge. Our fee not due till patent is secured.
city on high, those who love and Fever cure by mild yet effec
Tra veling Passeng
A Pamphlet, "How to Obtain Psitents," with
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BOONE, WATAUGA
COUNTY, N. C., THURSDAY,
AUGUST, 28-
1890.
whack more than half the re- taut Post Master General
Wilkesboro, N. 0.,
happy home of my childhood
publ ica n pa rty over the head. Clarkson, who has an unlim
Aug. 11, '90. days, and giving to each in
The democrats would much ited supply of the former, is Editoi Democrat :
dividual an enterprise, a
prefer continuing the debate to become the Loss dog of Seeing nothing in your pa quickening step and unlimit
on the tariff bill, for that de the Republican Congression per from this, thegreat 'State ed supplies of rmrishment.
bate is making hundreds of al Campaign
committee. of Wilkes,' I write you a few Success to the DEMOCRAT
democratic voters everyday, The "boodle" will be furnish- lines which, I hope, may be and a. long and happy lite to
ilace planned and developing
but if Quay should be defeat by the usual crowd.
interesting to some of tin? the Editor.
J. 74 II.
ed, be and his followers The anti-lottery bill was many readers of your valua
AS
would probably be willing to passed by the House Satur ble paper.
The must delicate constitution
vote with the rest of the re day afternoon by a unani I suppose that most of can safely .use nr. J. N. McLean'*
v GREAT RESORT
publicans to adopt a "gag" mous vote.
your subscribers are aware Tar wine Lung Balm , it is a sure
rule and pass both the tariff
After numerous scares the of the fact that this immedi remedey for coughs, loss of voice,
ituated in the Mountains oi and Election bills. Senator River and Harbor bills went ate section of the country and all throat and lung diseases.
Vest says the tariff bill is through the Senate Satur has recently been connected
THE FATE OF Tit E (i 1 FT ED.
worse than the Election bill. day.
with the outside world by'the
WESTERN NORTH CARO
Prominent rep n b 1 i c a n s
Coughs and cohls come unin completion of the N. W., N.C. Fertile Democ at.
openly admit that the tight vited, bill you can quickly get R. R. extension to this point. How dark and deep the
UNA,
which is now going on in the rid of these, with a few doses of The first passenger train a*'- shadows which seem to walk
Senate has already practical nr. J. H . McLean's Tar wine Lung rived at Wilkesboro- August side by side Earth's gifted
A region NOTED for health
Balm.
l.v settled the Congressional
31st, at 11:50 p m., run by children.
fulness and beany of Scenery. election in favor of the demo
North Carolina has wild Conductor Causey, a very
The upas seems to be incrats. The openness with pasturage enough to main promising young man, who seperably entwined with the
AN ELEVATION OF 8,800 FEET
which Mr. Quay is acting for tain handsomely 5,000,000 has recently been promoted laurel. Especialy is this true
With Cool, Invigorating the special interests of a sin sheep, if proper attention to the Conductorship. Owing of those who have sipped of
—Climate.—
gle clique of monied men so were given to it and dog laws to the fact that very few of the dew of Mount Parnassas,
distinguished some of the re passed by our Legislature to the citizens were expecting and have learned in sorrow,
publicans that they announc protect sheep husband rv, the regular train so soon, and what they teach in song. The
It is being laid out with taste
ed their intention to defeat there is no industry in the its leaving at 4:30 in the volumes, some of which we
and skill, with well gra
certain clauses of the tariff State that would yield a morning, it did not meet prize so much, seem as if they
to
the with the hearty reception
ded roads and
bill. As soon as the tele greater income
Aere written in the life-blood
amount invested than that with which it would have
graph couid notify these men
of wounded arid suffering
-- EXTENSIVE
and special trains could bring of sheep raising, but until met had it made its first ven hearts. The world has been
them, a delegation was be some law is enacted to pro ture at a more respectable cha lined with the writings of
1 GUEST barks.
fore the Senate Finance com tect sheep from dogs, men of hour! and had enjoyed its Washington Erving. It reads
mittee demanding, not po capital will be loth to invest morning nap to the extent enjoys, applauds, forgetting
desirable place for fine residen litely asking, what these ru in it in this state.—Raleigh
that some individuals did. that for three score years and
ces and
mors meant. The republi Southern Farmer.
A new schedule has been pre ten he carried a broken heart,
can members of that commit Life will acquire new zest, and pared, to ta Ae effect August
going wifeless to his grave,
-HEAIM HEEL HOMES- tee humbly informed them cheerfulness return, if you will 10th, on which trains will
in memory of the sunny-hair
that their interests should impel your liver and kidneys to run through from Greens
the performance of their funtions,
ed girl over whom the violets
\Good opportunity for prof be taken care of as had been
Dr. J. II. McLean's Liver and Kid boro, instead of Winston- bloomed too soon, but who
itable investments.
promised them when they ney Balm will stimulate them to Salem, to Wilkesboro: East
" v ^For illustrated pamphlet made their campaign contri- healthful action. $1.00 per hot- bound trains leave I Li Ikes- ever lived in his heart, 'till he
passed the dark portals to
is
buttons, and those robbers
boro at 6 .a. m. and arrive at meet her again.
add less
TORNADOES.
of the toiling millions return
Winston-Salem 11:25 a. in. Edgar Allen Poe. Mary
GINVILLE IMPROVEMENT Co.,
The principal conditions of Leave Winston-Salem
ed whence they came.
at land's gift to the world of po
LINVILLE, MITCHELL CO.
Representative Baker, of a tornado are an unstable 12:10 p. m., arrive at Greens cts, allowed himself to be de
N. C. New York wno enjoys the no state of the atmosphere, boro 1:50.
Westbound stroyed by his oiie weakness,
toriety of being the only man steep vertical gradients of trains leave Greensboro at and died in the delirium of
h 29—6 mo.
who ever had a resolution re temperature, and an initial 6:50 a. m. and arrive at an awful madness in a hospiturned to him by a vote of gyratory motion. The execs Winston-Salem
at 8:31. t< d. 11 e 1i ved a n d d ied h a u nWASHINGTON LETTER.
the House, because of its bad sivelv heated, saturated low Leave Winston-Salem at 3:10 ted by some secret sorrow, of
er strata burst up through p. m. and arrive at Wilkes
From our Regular Correspondent taste, made an ass of him
wit jcli, the world knew but
self again by offering a reso the upper , over small areas, boro 8:50. There, are thir little. His erratic, geniousFor the Democrat
lution reflecting upon Mr. moisture is condensed into teen stations from Winston- crazed nature knew but little
Will Mr. Harrison dare to Mills because of his making mist and rain, and the whirl Salem to Wilkesboro, the rest, and the world draws
jump into the, breach in his tariff reform speeches. It ing motion, which is always two named included. The
gently t lie mantle of charity
party in the Senate? He has was too much even for Speak from right to left, produces first through train left here oyer his misfortunes.
b »en asked, aye begged, by er Reed, and he certainly isn't the characteristic funnel- this morning for Greensboro. Henry Kirk White died when
Senator Hoar, who recently over squeamish about such shaped cloud, These condi A beautifu 1 rnai 1 a nd baggage but a boy. He just gave the
expressed himself as prefer things. Mr. Baker was ask tions prevail in the south coach just from the factory, world enough, to show what
ring to see every manufacto ed to withdraw the resolu east quadrant of an area of and the paint barely dry up he might have done, had not
ry in New England in ashes tion but he refused, insisting "low barometer, about two on it, and two nicely finished death claimed him gso soon.
and the mechanicsredhcedto upon having it printed in the hundred miles from the cen passenger coaches, presented IIzs short life was constantly
0 cents a day and a diet of Record. The Speaker then tre. Tornadoes move from a fine appearance as they haunted b.v the impression
odfish than to see the fa.il- quietly ingored Mr. /taker, south west to north east, moved off down the beauti tha t his stay on ea.ith was of
- -e of the Force bill, and his and the House proceeded to with an average velocity of ful valley of the Yadkin, oc short duration. How pathet
ssociates to come to the business and be'didn't get 30 miles an hour, over an av casionally disappearing as icallysad and sweet the lines:
erage path of 300 yards wide if they were burrowing them
scue. Mr. Harrison favors bis resolution printed.
"The flowers will bloom, the
Public opinion is a great and 25 miles long. Ferrel selves under the hills, but birds will sing, the grasses grow,
he Election bill, and every
Secretary YVindom calculates that the velocity presently passing out again When Henry's head is lying low."
since bis election be has bit- lever.
wly bated Senator Qray on has decided that the prices of the assending currents in full view of our eagergaze. Oowper was subject to fits
ccount of the patronizing paid by the government for within the funnel must often Tint we enjoy the scene only of mela ncholy, in one of which
matter with which he trea ted silver bullion shall be made exceed 200 miles, which ex a few minutes. The puffing he wrote "John Gilpin's Ride"
lis highness; therefore if he public. They never should plains its tremendous destruc engina-takes its beautiful to divert his gloomy though
tive power.
train, of which it seems quite ts.
lid as he would like to he have been hid.
The republicans don't do The region most favorable proud, and justly so, out of A black shadow was thr-ovn
vould throw the weight of
is influence, which isn't very much talking these days for tornadoes is the Missis our view at a distance of two across the pathway of Mrs.
neavy after all, against Mr. about a Congressional re-ap sippi Valley. North Caroli miles away. But there is Heinous, when literary jeal
this
year. na. ranks tenth as a tornado yet something to be admired ousy drove from her home,
Quay; but he hesitates, be portionment.
State, only 83 having been as we stand listening to the the husband of her young
cause he fears that Mr. Quay Cause why; the Census shows
recorded from 1826 to 1889. rattling wheels of thedepart- heart's choice.
may succeed in having his that the South will gain inFyequei.tl .y ing train. It is a zig zag Otvvay died in poverty, and
resolution shelving the Force stead of lose Congressmen. I r h f raost ,
line of steam hanging di Ghatterton, anther boy jenibill and appointing Aug. 30, Few weeks past Superinten-'
8.
as a day for takinga vote on dent Porter has worked lib ing the warmest part of the rectly over the track, and us, starved in London, beThe most de looAs as if it had frozen and Ifore the sun-shine of babythe tariff bill adopted by the force night and day to get afternoon.
Senate.
the count, completed in order structive was the Richmond stopped the moment that it ; hpod hid left his ringlets
Can Mr. Quay get/his reso that the re-apportionment and Harnett county tornado was clear of the engine. I j Many of the names are epi
lutions passed? To what ex might be made; but the re of February -20 th, 1881, truly hope that the time is tomes of sorrow and sadness.
tent will the democrats sup sult has not been just what which killed 18 people and not far distant when the Goldsmith. Keats, Byran,
port it? It now looks as if anticipated, and re-appor destroyed 50 buildings. Our! "iron boss" will venture up Hood. Cow per and others,
the first question might be tionment will be made. The farmers have little to fear' on Watauga's fertile soil, in each with its undertone of
answered in the affirmative, population of the country is from these unwelcome visi- search of fresh pastures and I sorrow, mingled with the mu
t() r a i °
lis shrill voice will echo sic of its fame.
and that the democrats in a in round numbers64,000,000 *° rs ' ,lH
Recognizing the- fact that ! N o , t h Tai-oiina to cause; among the lovely hills as he The most casual reader can
body.will support the Quay
,,
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• ; much damage to crops.— i winds his way along the not but be struck with the
resolution; not because they the Congressional campaign a
Metroendorse it but because they this year was to be run on rologist, N. C. Experiment bea u t i f u1 va 1 leys of the''Land martyrdom of the gifted.
recognize in it a weapon to 'gall" and 'boodle". Assis-' Slat ion.
of the sky," the home, the
X.
LIMILLE.
NO. 7.
Doomed.
The republican party is
doomed. When the republi
cans regained their power af
ter having been out for four
years, conservative men who
voted the republican ticket
hoped and believed that the
managers of the victorious
party would conduct affairs
so wisely and conservatively
as to keep control of the gov
eminent indefinitely.
But
their hopes were dissipated
early in the administration!
In the first place, the repub
lican President turned out
to be exactly what the dem
ocrats bad said of him—a
very small man under an an
cestral hat. Then came the
rule of Reed—the worst high
handed boss that ever at
tracted attention in Wash
ington.
Congress under
Reed seems to have tried its
best to go to audacious ex
tremes. No Congress since
the war has been half so ex
pensive to the country. This
is a boodle Congress and ev
ery republican boodler is
going to get his share of the
The MdCinley bill will in
crease the taxes enormously
and the force bill is intended
to crush a growing section of
the country.
The people are becoming
thoroughly aroused against
this reckless gang in Wash
ington, and the tidal wave of
Democracy that sweeps over
the United States next Nov
ember will be even bigger
than that which swept the
reckless republicans away in
the congressional elections of
1882. —Richmond State.
ADVICE TO A YOUNG MAN.
And remember my son, you
have to work. Whether you
handle a pick or a pen, a
wheel barrow or a set of
books, digging ditches or ed
iting a, paper, ringing an auc
tion bell or writing funny
tilings, you must work: If
you look around my son,
you will see the men who are
most able to live the rest of
their days without work are
the men who work the hard
est. Don't be afraid of kill
ing yourself with overwork.
It is beyond your power to
do that on the sunny side of
thirty. They die sometimes,
but its because they quit
work at 6 p. in. and dontget
home until 2 a. rn. Its the
interval that kills, m.^ son.
The work gives you an appe
tite for your meals, it lends
solidity to your slumbers, it
gives you a perfect and grate
fill appreciation of a holiday.
There aie young meii who do
not work, my son; but the
world is not proud of them.
It does not know their names
even; it simply speaks of
them as old So-and-so's hoys.
Nobody
likes them; the
great busy world does nob
know that they are there.
So find out what you want
to be and do, my son, and
take off your coat and make
a dust in the world. The
busier you are, the less devil
try you will be apt to get in
to, the sweeter will be your
sleep, the brighter and hap
pier your holidays, and the
lietter satisfied will the world
be with you.—Burdette.
�Watauga Democrat,
lujfhorty, Editor.
K C. Rivers, Publisher.
LMOCRATIC family neww-
Ivoted to the interests of
[, State and Nation. Pubhverv Thursday at Boone,
ga County, N.C.
day, Aug. 28th, 181)0.
I
It week we published an
I Isting letter from our
I I J. A. Crisp in which he
I Bus to task for publishI le fact that the surplus
I I United States TreasuI lis exhausted, and he
I la ted that we speak
I lut knowledge, or that
I It our information from
I leratic newspapers and
I Iforefroman exceedingI Ireliable source, there^Hre feel it incumbent on
I lo introduce witnesses,
^He veracity will not be
I lioned by even as good
I Bublican as friend Crisp.
I luse we propose to give
I l-ether the best republiI lestimony and leave it
I Ir readers whether it is
I Character to withstand
I Bthe exhaustive investi^»n made by our friend
le first witness we proI to introduce is Senator
lib, a republican Senator
I the state of Kansas,
stated in the United
les Senate on the 26th
•of July, that the surplus
^Hd not only be gone, but
lie end of the year there
Hid be a deficiency of fifty
Ixty millions of dollars.
| I Congressional Record.)
j I second witness we will
I loduce is Senator Hawley,
I Igreat Republican Sena| Ifrom Connecticut, who in
I great speech opposing
llRair bill, said that there
lid undoubtedly be a deIncy in the treasury at
lend of the year of sevenIhree millions.
Me will next introduceSenIr Allison, of Iowa, who in
•explanation of theapprolition bills in the Senate on
• 26th day of July claimed
It the expenses would be
•greater than the increase.
I'e will now introduce a
Bat republican news paper,
Philadelphia
Times,
Ibably the ablest RepubliIt paper in the United
Ites. It says as found in
I Congressional Record of
111 speculation as to an im-
|nso Treasury deficit at the
»e of the present fiscal year is
|led by Senator Allison's offi•1 explanation of the approprilons passed and necessary to
passed this session. It shows
it under no possible circumtuces can the absolute bankptcy of the Treasury now be
oided, and that the deficit is
ely to be #94,000,000, and
ty be as much as #144,0000. The statement given in the
dger, from Maj. Carson, its
ashington correspondent, at
ce silences all doubts as to the
tor and hopeless banKruptcy
the Treasury. Maj. Carson is
e clerk of the House Commite (>n Ways and Means; he is in
e very best position to be thor
ighly advised as to the reveles and appropriations, and he
known as one of the most conrvativeand reliable news pa
ir correspondents, and his prentation of the financial condion of the nation is simply apalling.
The people of the country who
>r eight years passed have been
Jrcing all parties to declare in
ivor of reducing the Treasury
irplus by reducing taxes must
ow face the fearful truth that
le profligacy of the present Con
ress has already destroyed the
surplus and bankrupted the
Treasu y nearly #100,000,000in
dependent of the proposed reducof fifty millions of revenue by the
low tariff bill, and if the bill shall
pass, the deficit will be increased
fully fifty millions more, with in
creased taxes on very many of
the common necessaries ol life.
Never in the history of partisan
folly has such midsummer mad
ness been exhibited by any par
ty in power; and if there is any
patriotism left in Republican lea^
dership in Washington, a sudden
and peremptory halt will be call
ed upon Republican suicide. Ne
ro's fiddling over burning Rome
has never had so bold a counter
part as is presented by party
leaders seeking to force anincrased tax tariff bill that reduces the
revenues over fifty million dol
lars, and the force election bill to
cost twelve million dollars more,
when sheer profligacy has already
bankrupted the Treasury nearly
one hundred millions ol dollars."
The above is from a relia
ble Republican paper, the
Philadelphia Times, and we
think sufficient to cause even
our friend Crisp to quit talk
ing about patriotism or quit
the Radical party.
No, the surplus is no long
er a question; but is in the
cold abstraction of death. It
is no longer a condition. It
has ceased to be a theory
and will shortly cease to be a
dream, and now in the lan
guage of one of old, we would
say to our friend Crisp, "Phy
sician heal thyself."
Dixie, Wash.,
Aug. 10th, 1890.
Editor Democrat:
1 thought that a short let
ter from far away Washing
ton might be acceptable in
your columns, I will venture
to furnish you a few dots
that I trust may not be en
tirely void of interest to your
many readers.
I like the new State of
Washington very much in
deed. The soil is productive
and the climate favorable.
There is still some good wild
land in the State owned by
the Northern Pacific railroad
which can be bought on easy
terms.
Crops in this country are
good and the farmers seem
to be hopeful of a good yield.
Many of the farmers will har
vest from eight to sixteen
hundred acres of wheat. The
actual cost of living in this
State is somewhat greater
than in the Eastern States.
Groceries and clothing are
much more expensive here
than in the East. Farm
hands are paid from #20 to
#30 per month, including
board. Sheep herders get
from #30 to #40 per month,
while carpenters get splendid
wages, and brick masons
and plasterers command the
highest wages. Those who
wish to locate in the most
healthful climate, and best
wheat growing country in
the U. S., would do well to
wend their way to Washing
ton. ALLEN W. HOLSCLAW.
Meat Camp, N. C.,
Aug. 25th, 1890.
Editor Democra t:
Austin Miller has a spring
of water near his house from
which the family have used
water for many years that is
the site of a curious action of
Nature.
The spring was found look
ing blue in the water near the
middle of the basin, directly
over the hole through which
water rises, about two weeks
ago. Mrs. Miller first noticed
it, and, it seems there was a,
larger smoke at first than af
terwards. Sh^ says that sh^
E. S. Blackburn.
was preparing to dip up a misses of our village, whom J. F. Morphetv.
Jeffer on, N. C.
bucket of water about six she begins with at A. B. C. Marion, N. C.
and is teaching them every MORPHEW & BLACKBURN
o'clock on Saturday evening
and noticed the peculiar color weekday afternoon, except
ATTTORNEYS AT LAW.
of the water. It looked just Saturday, when they attend
Will practice in the courts
like smoke and could be seen good Mrs. Parker's sewing of Ashe, Watauga and Mitch
shooting up in a miniature cirde.
ell counties, also in the Fed
Flow kind of these people eral courts of the Dist.. and
form of smoke from a cliimto care for our little ones. Supreme Court of the State.
ney.
It has been thus, nearly Mr. G. R. Foulk, owner of Collection of claims solicited.
all the time since, only it the Fairbanks scales, has Aprl, 10.
would not be near so profuse them ready for use, and I
W.J. HUNSUCKER & BROS.
at times as it was at other take the liberty to invite the
times. It entirely stopped editor of the DEMOCRAT to
Brick Layers and Plasterers
for two or three days and come over here and be weigh
again resumed its smoking. ed. These scales will weigh are prepared to do all work
Many visitors have been five tons, and if you have in their line on short notice.
PRiCES,
wi tnesses to this smoking but not any scales of sufficient ALL work guaranteed and
they don't understand such calibre to hold you, these Prices reasonable. For pri
a phenominon. The general will. Come over and see us, ces etc., address us at Conover, N. C.
Nov. 7t,h, ly.
supposition is, however, that anyway.
it is a mineral fire, the smoke Mr. Rathburn has begun to
Money to loan.
paint the Linville Inn. What
of which escapes through the color is to be I dont Persons wishing to bor As we expect to make a
some small crevice into the know, but this I do know; row money, who can secure
water-veins, or a gas resem if it is to be red Rathburn it by mortgage on good real change in our bnsines at an
bling smoke from some min will have painted our town estate, uan be accommodated early day, we are now offer
redder than any other in the by applying to
eral.
Union. I hope it may be J.F. Spainhour, Boone N. C., ing for the next 30 days, our
An idea prevalent, is that white, just as a relief from or A. J. Critcher, Horton N. C.
the water contains poison to too intense a monotony.
4. 24.
some extent. The reason for Mr. T. F. Parker is putting
this idea, is founded on the up a story and-a-half framed
fact that health is very bad house on the west side of
OL
South Roanoke street. It is
in most of the family, Austin for a tenant, of which twenty
Valle Crucis N c
and a boy of his have had such ought to be built. It
I am now ready to show you —MERCHANDISE—
Locomotor Ataxia, or spinal contains four rooms.
a nice selected stock of standard
paralysis so severe that all The course of the town is prints, Indigo Blue, feimpson's
power to move the body ex upward and onward. Our Blacks, Dress ginghams, Biswic AT A VERY LOW FIGURE.
suiting, Challies cashmeres, and
motto is: Excelsior.
cept, perhaps, the head, was Friday, Aug. 22.
J. S. W. brocaded goods with the best lot
of 10 cts worsteds on the market.
gone. And others of the
In many things less than
Ladies' white dresc goods, cross
family are sickly. Some think
CHRONICLES.
bar Hamburg, Oriental lace, rib
they are drinking poison in
ACTUAL COST.
bons, gloves, ladies' and misses'
the water, that is injuring And it came to pass in the hoes, corsets and corset jeans,
Come and see us and get a
Damask table cloths, lace scim
them.
second year of the reign of and creton goods, silk thread,
The vicinity around this Thomas, the son ofMcCager, button hole twist. Jeans cloth
spring has been the prospect that unusual things occurred, from 12% to 75 cts per yard,
ing grounds of various min and there arose agreatenqui Hats and shoes
ing companies and individual ry concerning the publichigh
Respectfully,
HARDWARE.
miners for a quarter of a cen ways. And Thomas, doubt in the greatest abundance, such
H. C. MARTIN & CO.
tury or longer; but nothing ing his ability to judge law as hoes, plows, • clevises, grass
payable has been unearthed. fully, as commanded, he was rods, heel bolts, horse shoes and Blowing Rock, Aug. 19, '90.
nails. Table cutlery, hinges,ham
This occurrence is being talk directed by the spirit to call mers, files, rim knot ocks, butts
ed of and some suspicion is at the house of St. Williams, and screws. Coffin goods, silverentertained as to the real where he was directed to the mounted handles, screws hinges
and ornaments. A very fine lot of
character "bust ups" or ore household ofHajinah, where
QUEENS-WARE
th a t ha s been thrown to the he would find one John Ruf- Gold hand china, teas and plates,
surface by internal heat are
fin, whose sir name is Camp bowles and pitchers, glass-ware,
lamps etc. GROCERIES. Extra
numerous and some believe
bell and who is an expert in C sugar 12 lbs for #1. Gol
this to be once in a modified
A. P. SMITH,
questions of great ability, den drip syrup, rice and spices.
forir; but it cannot be said and commanded him saying: Oils, tanner's and engine; tur
Successor To
exactly what it is.
pen tine. Just received 500
"Thus sa.veth he who sent
Smith & Miller,
We would like to hear from me, go with me, your servant gallons stone-ware, crocks,
mineralogists and others I pray thee, and ad vise me ac churns, jars jugs etc. Give HALE,
N. C.
who have seen like things or cording to thy great knowl me a call. Resp. 7. D. TAYLOR.
To the people of Watauga.
who can tell the real sub edge and wisdom concerning A COMPLETE NEWSPA- I am situated at the Ford of Elk
PER!
stance of this smoke, or cause which things which shall be
Mitchell county, with a full line
of this smoke. It will be well asked thee pertaining to the ,The Prideof the North Caroli of General Merchandise, such as
na Press."
to state that experiments legality of the public high
Dry Goods,
Do you want to aid in building
made by dipping the smoky ways. John being a man who up a paper that shall reflect the
Groceries,
Queensware,
water in a glass, prove that prided himself in questions of greatest credit on North Caroli
this smoke actually rises law, bowed and said: "Yea na, no matter where it may be Glassware,
seen ? Then patronize
Hardware,
through the water.
my lord, I will go with thee The Wilmington Messenger,
Candies,
Yours truly,
A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER
even unto the Hill of Soda."
SPECIAL!!
GREAT REDUCTION IN
C. D. TAYLOR
ENTIRE STOCK
BARGAIN.
W. 8. MILLER.
Few children can be induced to
take physic without a struggle,
and no wonder—most drugs are
extremely nauseating. Ayer's
pills, on the contrary, being sug
ar-coated, are eagerly swallowed
by the little ones, and are, there
fore, the favorite family medicine.
LINVILLE LETTER.
Then said John unto Thom
as, his lord; "Though shalt
take with thee a rod, and the
length thereof shall be 216
inches, and it shall come to
pass tha A t the rod shall be
laid across the public high
way from the township line
near the house of Stephen,
even unto the city of Balti
more, and thou shalt see by
the rod where the law is not
fulfilled." It came to passaf
ter the rod had been laid the
decision of John was quickly
made. Afterwards I was or
dered to go to Soda Hill, to
the house of Joel, and behold
John ltuffin was there, ready
to assist Thomas in any
thing that was necessary.
And it came to pass in the
third year of the reign of
Thomas, in the eighth month
and the twentieth day of the
month, that the word of
Thomas went forth saying:
"Go work the public high
ways within three days or I
will have to report thee."
The Dramatic Company
gave another entertainment,
consisting of tableaux, on
Friday last. I observed that
the youngsters of both sexes
were present and occupied
front seats. The "show" as
one expressed it to me caused
them to stare with widely opened
eyes and gasping
mouths, and on reaching
home began to narrate the
sights they had seen, and
could not give place to the
embrace of Soranus till the
wee small hours of the night.
Thus was opened to their
vision
something beyond
anything they had ever
dreamed of or imagined.
OVERSEER.
Another pleasing fact to Meet Camp, Aug. 25.
me is this: A Mrs. Crawford,
from the North, is stopping
Many Persons are broken
or household cures.
at Hotel Bo.yer, and has call down from overworkBitters rebuilds the
Brown's Iron
ed into the hotel and around system, aids digestion, removes excess of bile,
aud euros malaria. Get the genuine.
her some of the illiterate
Do you want a reliable paper and Patent Medicines.
giving you all the news of the When you are on your way to
world—a Democratic newspaper
that equals the best-has the
largest circulation, and has for
twenty-one years been a part Give me a call, as I am able to
and factorin thegrowth and dev- duplicate any bills sold there.
velopment of the Old
North My goods are bought for CASH
State? Then subscrbe for
and I sell for the same.
THE WILMINGTON MESSENGER
Hoping to satisfy you in goods
Campaign Rartes:
prices etc. I am Respecfully,
ELK - - - - PARK,
The "Daily Messenger," by
mail, 4 months on trial, for
#2 .00
The weekly "Transcript Mes
senger," (the largest and
best paper in the State) 9
months on trial for #1.00
Cash in advance. Both
papers are large Eight-Page
sheets. Send Postal Card
with the address of five per
sons and receive sample cop
ies of THE MESSENGER.
Oct. 1 st. 1888. tf.
F. J. MeMillion and Son of the
Mouth of Wilson Va., are Manu
factures of all kinds of woolen
goods, which they will send to
your door in exchance for wool.
They also keen a full line of their
goods on hand at Southerlands,
Ashe Co , N. C. They pay the
highest price for wool.
FREEHS ^CDCC**
W ^W.trh f " IB kbl
dCffi&ggrA* a
°r^'
^uSjj 4
llloth ladies' and gent n size*,
20 Watauga Girls
Can be pleasantly accommo
dated at the boarding house
of
GLOBE ACADEMY,
GLOBE, CALDWELL CO . N. 0.
Special advantages offered
them in music. A new up
right piano will be used.
They will be given such in
struction
in
the
lit
erary. department as they
will NEED and USE in the
actual operations of life.
Boys will find good accom
modations and will be pre
pared for college or business.
Fa 11 term opens Aug. 11th
1890. For further particu
lars, apply to
A. E. BOOTH, Principal.
There are many accidents and
diseases which affect Stock and
cause serious inconvenience and
loss to the farmer in his work,
which may he quickly remedied
by the use of Dr. J. II. McLean's
Co.. Box 91t, Portland, Maine. Volcanic Chi Liniment.
locality can secure one
torethei with our large
WlJ'jJM111 valuable line of House hold
These samples, as well
h# WAtch, are free. All the work you
t
need do ia to ahow what wa send you to those who call—your
friends and neighbors and those about you—thatalways results
in valuable trade for us. which hold* for years when oncestarted,
and thus we are repaid. We pay all express, freight, etc. After
you know all. If you would like to go to work for us. rou can
earn from &30 to SOO per week and upwards. Address,
Stltuon
A. P, SMITH,
Feb. 6. 6mo.
�The Watauga Democrat,
I». II. Donshcrty, Editor.
I' C. Rivers,
___
School* talent in the State.
The programme will be published as soon as completed.
Publisher. T+ ; , 11
RICH WITHOUT MONEY.
t
•
.
o
asten!
1
j It i s t h e d e s i r e a n d i n t e n t i o n
of the Executive Comniittee
V'. m-»
hi
to make tins one otf l i
th
COVE (REEK ACADEMY,
oesi
C o n v e n t i o n s in t h e S t a t e .
0
Many men are rich without
By order of the Executive
money. Thousands of men Comir- it toe.
with nothing-in their pockets,
11. N. SNOW, See'y.
thousands without even a
Ve have rece1111y made a
pocket are rich. A man born
BIG OUT in prices. Owing to
with a good sound constitu
jibe fact that we contemplate
tion, a good stomach, a good
heart, good limbs and a pret
a change in our business
DEMANDS
ty headpiece is rich. Good
about
That
honest and reliable medicines
bones are better than gold; shouldonly placed upon the market. It can
be
not, therefore, be stated too emphatically,
tough muscles than silver and nor repeated too often, that all who are in
a genuine
nerves that flash fire and need of and ask for lilood-pux-ifier should
Tile 15th of Sept.
be sure
carry energy to every func
7",
tion are better than houses
and land. It is better than Sarsaparilla. Your life, or that of some one
For most wonderful bar
a landed estate to have the nearof and dear to you, may depend on the gains in Dry Goods, Notions
use
this well-approved remedy in prefer
ence
other preparation of similar
right kind of a father and name. toItanycompounded of Honduras sar
is
When you come to Elk
variety
mother. Good breeds and saparilla (thestillingia,most rich in curative Boots, Shoes, Hats, Cloth Park . get started off Just
properties),
mandrake, yellow
•bad breeds exist among men dock, and the iodides. The process of man ing, and in fact anything Bight, by going straight to
ufacture is original, skilful, scrupulously
as really asamongherds and clean, and such as to secure the very best kept in a first class store,
medicinal
This
horses. /Education may do medicine qualities of each ingredient.and is, Call on ns at,
is not boiled nor heated,
Jones & Vances
therefore, not a decoction; but it is a com
much to check evil tendencies pound extract, obtained by a method ex
the
or to develop good ones; but clusively our own, of tonics,best and most
powerful alteratives,
and diuretics
B L O W I N G R O C K . General storp and buy every
it is a great thing to inherit known to pharmacy. For the last forty
years, Ayer's
thing you need from them.
the right proportions of fac
ulties to start with. The
They must go, and it is to They have got the bigest
man is rich who has a dispos has been the standard blood-purifier of the
world—no
popular
ition, who is naturally kind, confidence other approaching it inIts form your interest to give us a stock in town, and always
or universal demand.
patient) cheerful, hopeful and ula is approved by the leading physicians call.
sell a little lower than
and druggists. Being pure and highly con
All persons indebted to ns
who has a flavor of wit and centrated, it is the most economical of any
possible blood medicine. Every purchaser
the lowest.
fun in his composition.
must make settlement by
of Sarsaparilla should insist upon having
see
The hardest thing to get this preparation and namethat each bottle the l'5th ot September, or we
bears the well-known
of
They have just received an
on with in this life is a man's
will be forced to collect ac elegent line of
J. C. Ayer & Co.,
own self. A cross selfish fel
Lowell, Mass.
cord ing to 1a w. Ho pi n g y o u
low, a desponding and comIn every quarter of the globe Ayer's Sar,
saparilla is
to be
plainfng- fellow, a timid and all diseases provedblood. the best remedy for will readily respond, we are,
of tlio
Lowell druggists
CLOTHING
unite in testifying to the superior excellence
careburdened
man—these
YOURS RESP'T,
of this medicine and to its great popularity
are all born deformed on the in the city of its manufacture.
McLENDON & MOORE. Embracing all the choice
inside. They do not limp but Ayer's SarsapariIla
styles in makes and fabrics,
their thoughts sometimes do.
PREPARED BY
which will go DIRT CHEAP
—tannin County Gazette.
DR. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
PUBLIC SAFETY
i
Ayer's
MONET
O—
Principal: H. C. MOORE, A B Assistant: J. H. : INGHA'
1. Location beautiful, and easy of access.
2. Ample accommodations.
•>. Superior religious advantages,
w. Expenses very reasonable.
5. Prepares for college and practical life.
Fall term opens Aug.- 11th 1S90. Send for circul.
addressing the Principal, at SUGAR GROVE, N. C.
MEAT CAKPHIGH SCHOOL0
0
WNJACOB. W1KE, A. B., PR IN PI PA T,
Opens June 9th, 1890. The course THOROUGH, with
special advantages to those wishing to prepare for teach
ing Greek, Latin, German, Higher Mathematics, Natura 1
Sciences, Peninanshiy, Short-hand etc., and arrant
will be made for those desiring music. $SPTuition
to $2 per mo- For particulars addresss the principal at Sc
NOW IS THE TIME TO
SIBM'ISiiSli FOR
THE
Sarsaparilla
There are many accidents and Sold by Druggists, gl, six g5. Worth g5 a bottls.
diseases which affect Stock and
cause serious inconvenience and
NOTICE!
loss to the farmer in his work,
By virtue of the power of
which may be quickly remedied
by the use of Dr. J. H. McLean's sale contained in a certain
mortgage deed, executed by
Volcanic Oil Liniment.
S,F. Lenoir, & Co,,
Come and see our fiiue line of
Gents, Ladies, Misses and
Childrens fine
Lowest Prices,
S. F,
pared for college or business.
styles etc.
Prompt attention giv
en to all Mail Orders.
Yours Respc't.
1890. For further particu
The Celebrated Nissen
A Convention of the Sun lars, apply to
WAGONS,
A. E. BOOTH, Principal.
day Nbhool workers of the
BUGGIES, OPEN AND TOP,
western section of the State
is called at Asheville, Monday
PLATFORM SPRING HACKS,
Jones
Yance,
and Tuesday, Sept. 15thand
P heat oils, Road Carts, May the 1st, 1890.
19th next. The Convention
Jffitc. A etc., for sale by W. I).
will be attended by Mr. Will
iam Reynolds, the President Caveats, and Trade-Maries obtained,and all Pat Clarke, Blowing Rock, N. C.
ent business conducted for Moderate Fees.
Office is
U. S.
Office,
of the Fifth International and Our can secureOpposite In lessPatent than those SSrTJio above named vehic
we
patent
timo
from
Sunday School Convention remote model,Washington. photo., with descrip les will be sold cheap for cash
Send
drawing or
tion.
if patentable or
and probably by oneormore charge.We advise,not duo till patentnot, free of or traded in exchange for
Our fee
is secured.
A Pamphlet, "How to Obtain Patents," with
specialists. A programme is names of actual clients in your Stats, county, or good young horses or cattle.
Come and examine them.
being prepared, embracing town, sent free. Address,
some of the best Sunday C .A.SNOW&CO. 4. 24.
I
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D.
C.
PER
YEAR
IN
ADVANCE,
MOE
VIAN FALLS,
N. C.
-0-
Has recently enlarged his storehouse and stock of goods .
His store house is now 60 feet long and thoroughly filled
with new goods, which hejiro poses to sell at PRICES
that will Surprise you.
Highest market price paid for all kinds country produceROOTS AND HERBS A SPECIALT Y.
YV rite him for a list of Roots, Herbs, and prices.
4. 24.
GRAND
OPENING! NEW GOODS!
-o
E. II. DOUGHERTY & BRO
MAST.
K. G.
It is gratifying to us to announce to our numerous
customers that we have now, and still arriving the largest
stock of goods ever brougt to Watauga. We have recent
ly bought in Philadelphia and Knoxville $6000.00 worth
of NEW GOODS.
Our stock consists of all varieties of
goods kept in a first class store. We have a nice line of
ready made CLOTHING that we are offering Low down.
SHOES!
OVER-SHOES!
ROOTS!
Ladies dress goods in all qualities, colors and prices.
Gents furnishing goods! Collars, cuffs, Neck ware, shirts
socks and anything you want in the latest styles. ' II ATS!
to suit men. women and children. Hardware, crockery"
Groceri es, Hardware, Queens- farming utihsels, Ac in great quantities. Our goods were
ware, Glassware & etc Cutlery, j bought at a bargain and we propose to give our customers
head, are very commonly pro
duced by indigestion: morbid
despondency, irritability and
over sensitivness of the nerves
IVe also take in exchange
may, in a majority of cases, be Can be pleasantly accommo
traced to the same cause, nr. j. dated at the hoarding house for goods,
H. McLeans Liver and Kidney of
Wheat,
Balm and Billets will positively
GLOBE ACADEMY,
Corn,
cure.
R .ve,
GLOBE, CALDWELL CO. N. C.
The quality of "the blood de
Oats,
Special advantages offered
pends much upon good or bad
Chicken
them in music. A new up
Remarkably Low.
digestion and assimilation, to
F.ycrw
make the blood rich in life and right piano will be used.
& etc,
strength givingconstituenns, use They will be given such in
struction
in
the
lit
nr. J. H. McLean's strengthening
SO GIVE US A CALL. You are cordially invited
cordial and nlood purifier, it will erary department as they
to examine our immense
nourish the properties of the will NEED and USE m the
blood from which the elements of actual operations of life.
.Lssimi
WB} stock of goods, we feel sure
vitality are drawn. 1.00 iter Boys will find good accom
May the 15th. 1890. we can suit you in prices,
bottle.
modations and will be pre
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION. Fall term opens Aug. 11th
DOLLAR
R. A. SPAINHOUR,
—DEALERS IN,—
SHOES! SHOES!!
N srchan&ise,
Elbert Wells and his wife General
Take one of Dr. McLean's Lit Avis P Wells on the 15 day
We defy competition on
tle Liver and Kidney Fillets at of August 1889 and;register-, Y\ e have now, on hand a | quality, prices and styles.
night before you go to bed and ed in the regist ers office ot j complete line of
you will be surprised how buoy said county in book C of |
ant and vigorous you will feel the mortgages page 21 and 22, i fipfffpTJ A J
They have a complete line
next day. Only 25 cents a vial. said mortgage being exeoutof Henrietta cloth, cashmeres
The Baltimore Herald lias ed to Frederick Shook to
ginghams, prints, lawns,
DISE.
a cartoon representing the. secure balance due on two
muslins, laces, ribbons etc.
notes 1st $50 dated Nov. 10
CONSISTING .OF
burial of the Force bill. Quay 1886. 2nd note $75 Nov. 1(5
is digging the grave, Aldrich 1886. 1 will expose to sa[e [Dry Goods,]
Their stock of Groceries is
is undertaker, Lodge is chief at public out cry at the
[Notions,]
full to overflowing and of the
mourner and is bitterly court house door in noone
[Groceries,]
very best quality, consiting of
weeping, his hat being decor on the 1st Monday in Sept.
Flour,
[Shoes,]
ated with an immense tail of it being the first day of said
month one hundred acres of
[Hats,]
Bacon,
crape. Fat Tom, old Hoar, land for cash in hand lying
[Hardware,]
Lard,
(•heap John Spoon era re join on the head waters of Dutch
Coffee,
ing in the great sorrow. creek adjoining the lands of
[Tinware,]
Sugar,
Cable ought to have been on John Shook, james Brewer
[Glassware,]
Rice,
hand inditing a Jeremiad and others. The sale is to
satisfy said notes interest
[Crockery,]
Teas,
over the dead measure.— and cost on same. Frede
[Medicines,]
Cigars,
W ilmingt on Messenger.
rick Shook, nr'ge per \y. H.
Cigaretts,
B.vrd c o n s t . This Jul v '25th of which we are offering at
Sick Headache and a sensation 1890.
Cheroots etc.
of oppression and dullness in the
10 Watauga Curls
ONE
Very Respectfully,
• E. H.DOUGHERTY & BRC-
• • 8. P. ANGEL,
•
DEALERS
IN
SEWING MACHINES
If you
think of
buying
a
SEWING MACHINE,
and want to save CASH, write me
for prices. I carry a full line of -—
needles and parts ,such as ,
. & ,x
Shuttles, Bobbins, Drivers,
Dim tc., all of which can be
sent y mail.
.
I have a good line of fishing
Tackles, Trout Flies, Hooks,
Lines etc,
Svins a specialty,
will send them out bv mail.
S.
P, ANSEL,
.5—29.
KNOXVILLE,
TENN
yCL0\
MIL' \
�—V. B. Bowers, of Elk best men to fill the offices b.y
READ THIS.
Park, was jailed for counter- two or three individuals. He
All persons indebted to
K DEMOCRAT.
feiting at Bakeisvi e on lastj sa ^ 8 that he thinks all the
me, either by note or Ac
When out of order, involves every organ of
count for medical services,
$ 1 . 0 0 Monday.
party in the county should the body. Remedies for some other derange Stiil 0a Hand With a
or for merchandise arc earn
50
taken
—At 1:30 last night, on the be consulted and not all the ment are frequentlythe liverwithoutisthe least
effect, because it is
which the real
Ho
estly requested to emtio for
147th ballot, Col. W. H. H. pover given into the hands source of the trouble, and until that is set
ward ami make prompt set
right there can be no health, strength, or
RATER.
Nice line ol
Cuwles received the nomina of two or three individuals,] comfort in any part of the system. Mercury,
tlement as 1 am compelled
common specific
$ -To tion for Congress in this dis to say who we shall vote for. in some fonn, isaafar safer and morefor u slug
gish liver; but
effective
to have my money. 1 have
;
1.75
medicine is
waited long ami patiently,
trict.
3.00
as my friends well know, nnd
Ayer's Pills.
5.00
ANNOUNCEMENT.
—Crawford, of Haywood,
now, that I am forced to
For loss of appetite, bilious troubles, consti
7.00 was nominated in Asheville,
To the voters of Watauga pation, indigestion, and sick headache, these
call on them, I hope they
9.00 for Congress in the 9th Pist.,
County. I hereby announce Fills areaunsurpassed. I was a sufferer from
will respond promptly to my
13.50
"For
long time
request.
1 have made a
25.00 Aug. the 27th, receiving one myself a candidate for the of stomach, liver, and kidney troubles, expe
riencing much difficulty in digestion, with
37.50 hundred and sixtj'-one votes. fice of Sheriff. I will cheerfully severe pains In the lumbar region and other Consisting, in part, of Boots. change in my business and
parts of the body.
50.00
Shoes,
must therefore closenp all
—Republicans are showing abide the action of the Con remedies, includingHaving tried a variety of
warm baths, with only
vention, and if I am nomina temporary relief, about three months ago I Dress Goods,
past transactions, Persons
much activity—a number of
began the
failing to make settlement
e Postofficeat the brethren are willing to ted 1 will use all lawful means Is so much use of Ayer's Pills, and my health
Notions,
improved that 1 gladly testify to
to secure my election.
by Oct 1st. 1890 will find
the superior merits of this medicine." —
second-class
Hardware,
THOMAS WARD.
sacrifice personal interest
Manoel Jorge Pereira, Porto, Portugal.
their accounts in the hands
"For the cure of headache, Ayer's Cathar
Tinware,
and devote their time for the
of an officer for collection,
tic Pills are the most effective medicine I
ever used."—R. K. James, Dorchester, Mass.
NOTICE.
Groceries,
Yuy person desiring can pay
dear people.
"When I feel the need of cathartic, take
Ws.
Owing to a change in my Ayer's Pills, and find themato be more Ieffec
their accounts due me, to T.
Coffees,
—Jesse Bledsoe, Ex-Sena business to take place the tive than any other pill I ever took."— Mrs.
J. Coffey&Bro. whose rceipt
B. C. Grubb, Burwellville, Va.
Sugars,
%day.
tor from Ashe, was in town 1st. of Sept. I now offer " I have found in Ayer's Pills, an invalua
will be accepted by me.
Tea,
The firm of Phillips &8nn.
during court. He is willing goods at greatly reduced ble remedy for constipation, biliousness, and
kindred disorders, peculiar to miasmatic
-endants at
now carry a first class line
Rice,
to serve the good people prices for cash. 1 earnestly localities. Taken in small and frequent
eft town..
request all persons indebted doses, these Pills
of general merchandise which
Cigars,
again as Senator—a good to me to make settlement
Act Well
cil has resumed democrat and all right.
Cigarettes, etc. will be sold as cheap as
within that time. Please on the liver, restoring its natural powers, and
goods of the kind can be
pairing shop.
aiding it in throwing off malarial poisons."
sold, and it will be to the in
—It wasa great pleasure to fail not and oblige.
— C. F. Alston, Quitman, Texas.
T. A. CRITCHER.
"Whenever I am troubled with constipa
es report s the us to sh *ke the hands of ma
terest of the public ro
D r u g s & Medicines and examine our stock call
tion, or suffer from loss of appetite, Ayer's
Bomboo, N. C.
be
e county very ny of our friends from Ashe
Pills set me right again."—A. J. Riser, Jr.,
Rock House, Va.
fore purchasing elsewhere.
" In 1858, by the advice of a friend, I began
this week, and in addition to
Thanking my friends for
GOING WEST.
the use of Ayer's Pills as a remedy for bil
^people at Zions- this, many of them subscrib I anticipate starting west iousness, constipation, high fevers, and in good variety. Also take past favors and soliciting
They served me better than anything
jorted improv- ed for the DEMOCRAT , with a with a crowd of emigrants colds. previously tried, and I have used them
your future patronage I re
all kinds of
I had
in attacks of that sort ever since." — H. W.
main very truly yours.
promise of more soon.
from 1st to15th of Oct., '90. Hersli, Judsonia, Ark.
J. B. Phillips.
I have my arrangements so
[herty left yes- —Congressional convention
Sugar Grove, N. C. July 8.
made that I can give parties
ike Forest Col- at Lenoir today. Many of the special rates to any of the
PREPARED BY
TAKE THE
citizens of Ashe and Watau western States. All persons DR. i. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
-AND—
ga are in attendance. The wishing to go can address Bold by all Druggiato and Dealers in Medicine.
UTty jail was unume and save money. Make
mrt week, more Judicial convention to nomi contracts at once.
-—GOINGnate a condidate for Solicit
le war.
J. F, HOPKINS,
JAMES H. BRYAN,
or will be held tomorrow at
West and Northwest,
BOONE , N. C.
tt of the Topic
the same place.
awland of Lenoir
DEALER IN
And country produce in exA perfect complexion, free from
Emigrants going any of the
t visit at Court. —The Co. Supt. will be at pimple or blemish, is very rarely
chahge for goods. Gent's Western States ortoTerritories
the court house Wednesday seen, because few people have
furnishing goods, such as, will save time and money going
vn Marshal had
and Thursday, Sept. 3rd and perfectly pure blood. And yet,
di*ess shirts, (both laundried via. Chicago and Alton route,
Several fellows who 4th to examine teachers. all disfiguring eruptions are eas
and unlaundried.) Collars, t is the quickest route to
rious from drink. Will be no examination on ily removed by the use of Ayer's
GAP CREEK, N. C.
Cuffs, Slips, and in fact, al K A N S A S CITY, DENVER,
Sarsaparilla. Try it, and sur
PUEBLO,
>r melon, cake Friday. Examination will prise your friends with the result.
most any thiiigneeded in that
DRY GOODS,
And all points in Idaho, Wash
lers did a lively be written, and will be given
line.
ington, Oregon, Utah
GROCERIES,
Lur streets this each day at 9 a. m.
OUR COURT.
and California.
BOOTS & SHOES
—The centre of attraction
Finest and Best Equipped
Only the criminal docket
mi" sold lots on Monday and Tuesday of
Road in the West.
&C., &C.
is stand, not so couit was the little drummer was tried. Price and Brewer
Only line running Solid Vestiwho robbed
thought how- boys, sons of Mr. Ranse Mil & Shull werethe store of Mast For Cash or Produce
buled trains between St. Louis
sent to the pen
ler of Meet Camp, the young
and Kansas City.
est being only seven years itentiary for one year each. At Remarkably Low Prices
Reclining Chair cars and Tour
Ready-Made Clothing from 8 ist Sleepers free of extra charge.
>le of Reaver old. They are bright little State vs Dr. J. O. Wilcox
Goods First ('lass.
to 25 dollars per suit. We I will meet parties at any raileel in Wat.au- fellows, and we wish much from Ashe was the most im
good for them in the future. portant suit, and occupied
handle oijly first class goods, oad station with through tickets
rr long. How
over one day of the court.
and baggage checks.
JEWELER.
and will guarantee prices as For full information,maps arid
—Our friend Linney express A great many of the citizens
hbh?
es a willingness to represent of Ashe Co. were witnesses Watches repaired and all low as any other merchant descriptive pamphlets of the
nng of Beaver
kinds
us in Congress. The politics both for the state and the cnted of work in this line exe. who handles the same grade West write to or call on
promptly.
make a good
B. A. NEWLAND,
of goods.
of Mr. L. are unknown to us. defence.
Tra veling Passenger Agt...
else? Speak
After all the evidence was
except that he is not a demo in, and before argument of
19 Patton Ave., Asheville, N. C.
W. B. C0UNC1LL, JR.
J. CHARLTON, CI. P. A
crat. Neither does he favor council, on motion of the
ve, J. C. Greer, all the republican measures. state by consent of defen
ATTORNEY AT LA A.
Chicago, 111.
L. W. Farthing He says he will not run only dant's council a juror with
July4th891y. Boone, N. C.
[i would mate a on certain contingencies.
drawn, miss trial, and a nolpros entered
>r.
J. C. FLETCHER,
—Thanks Brother Scott for The grand jury was not
ckler. of Jeffer- the nice things said about dismissed until Thursday
—ATTORNEY AT LAW—
Goods at almost your own
offei ing his ser- the DEMOCRAT in the Topic evening. Judge Merrimon's
SUGAR GROVE,
N. C. price.
I run in connection
ldidate for Sen- of week before last. We have charge to the grand jury was
Will practice in Watauga and with my other business, a
said to be of unusual impor
e.
no better friend nor one that tance in its detail and is adjoining counties.
\T. Grayson, of weappreciate more than him. spoken of in high praise by
ie is before the May the editor and the Top the people. We are sorry E. F. LOVILL
WOODWORKERS)©0 AffAeUMEfrfS{
NEW HOMf 5(WINC MA(HTN6> ORANG^MA^
we cannot give a fuller ac
is county for a ic live long and enjoy all the
s ^lui£Sr .
ATTORNEY AT T AW,
=f?A00.
P
count of the court but owing
CHli*Tl«.».. 28 UNION SQUARE,NY GAL
ATLANTA, BA
>xt Legislature. blessings of fife.
to a press of so many mat
57.louis.mo. rnraertiarai oallas.tlx.
Boone N. C.
Wilcox and fam- &g~Notice. Owing to a ters vve only have time and July 4th, '89—1 y.
Cox and Hart, Nathan Creek
Cowles and fa ru change to take place in our space"to give it a short no
Ashe county, N. C.
DR. L. C. REEVES.
ts at Dr. Coun- business soon, we earnestly tice.
request every-body who are
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
5 h OtCuMB^f^Kffovolvers
lrt.
indebted to us either by note
Grand Jurors Report.
which we think is equal to
Office at Residence.
3ues one day or account to come forward State of North Carolina,
—
-for.Sm.f List. euW.rk.,ritUb«rch)?Sf
s^areUWertera
any in the county, and we oo ,2
Boone, N. C
U/Vic.
Jso as to get at once and make settlement Watauga County, Superior
guarantee our prices as low Breech loading double shot gun
July 4. 89.
m the Congress as we are bound to have our Court, Fall term, 1890.
$8 to $50, single breech loaders
as any in the
money. All outstanding bus
on.
$4 to $12, breech loadingrifleti$3
iness must be closed up, so We, the grand jury in ses W. B. COUNCILL, M. D.
to $15, Double barrel Muzzle load
jble calf skin, come on.—Yours Truly sion beg leave to report that
Boone, N. C.
ing shot guns $5.50 bo $20, neexhibition at May 8th 1890. Shell &Mast. we have visited the jail in Resident Physician. Office
peating Rifles, 16 shooter, $10 to
$30; Revolvers $ I to $20. send 3
odies, well de- —Mrs. Henry Hartly, dau said county, and find a good on King Street north of Post
cts. for Mamoth illustrated cata
% head lacking, ghter of our aged county- and substantial one and in Office.
logue NO. 40. address GKEAT WEST
June 12 88. ly.
man, 11. Y. Taylor, died at good condition, with six
e.
Also furnish transportation to ERN GUN WORKS, Pittsburg, pa.
State and two U. S. prison
panties wanting the same with a
'arming up, her home in Claud Tex., on ers well cared for by a good
the 22nd inst. Her many and competent jailor. The J. <b IVI LIBII ,
safe driver and with as good a
ts in their
turnout <*h can be found in the
gers even, friends here regret her un court house we also find in a
DENTIST, county. For the next
—AND—
is to fall in- timely death. Ella was a good condition. We further ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA.
gentle, sweet and good girl, find the condition of the poorbe counted.
KNOCKED OUT!
professional services
and all who knew her loved house good and the paupers toOffers hispeople of Mitchell,
the
J. P. HENSON, DARK RIDGE,
he people who her, and nonf knew her but well cared for, but we advise
N. C.,
the county commissioners to Watauga and adjoining coun
s in court were to praise. Our sympathies
lad mateial used
provide some more clothing ties.
is just receiving a large stock
in not getting are extended to the aged fa also some bed clothing for and all work guaranteed.
May 1 1 y. We will make special prices, for
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
urt. A special ther and mother in their be the use of the paupers. We re
cash, on all goods. Returning which will be sold for Cash or
d for to try a reavement.
ceived the repor t of all the su
our thanks for past patronage country produce at prices
per visors i n the Co. except one
portant suits.
—We are informed by one to wit, Elk township. No re
we will, as heretofore, still con never before heard of. Give
see A.D.Cowles of th i best and most reliable port. All the above we most J. R. PRITCHAR I), PROPRIETOR. tinue to furnish you good go jds him a call,
who has been republicans in this county respectfully submit.
apr 20 ly.
C. J. C OTTRELL. F. G. J. TERMS SI.25 PER DAY. and at as low prices as can be
1organ ton this that there will be no small
Special arrangements by the week oiind.
Coughs and co'ds come unin
Truly yours,
* streets again amount of kicking done by
vited, hut you can quickly get
or month.
FOR DYSPEPSIA,
rid of these, with a few doses of
•:ed in health, the stalwart republicans of
Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, use
E L K PARK, N. C .
BROWN'S
BITTERS.
nearly re- the county over a ticket that All dealers keep it, IRONbottle. Genuine ha!
W. L. Bryan. nr. J. H. McLean's Tar wine Lung
81 per
Balm.
manhood. has been spoken of as the trade-mark and crossed red lines on wrapper. 6—26. 4 mo.
-HATE S
The Liver
'If L,
General
Merchandise,
Ayer's Pills, ROOTS
HERBS,
Gliicago and Alton R. R,
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
JUST IN
For Cash. You Can Have
Hotel and Feed
STABLE,
COUNTY.
ROCK BOTTOM STRUCK
60 DAYS
lUMER HOUSE.
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.
H A NO $ENHE ;
iioaioei ats will agree, in ac- is now.
the commit tee self,
deliver Us from our present
corda nee wi th the custom of winch took a recess to t he [ This ' s o - c a l l e d p u r e lard e v i l rulers?
; \\\ 'an (rust the negro ill
ed at th
the.Senate,-to take a -vote wp first of September, has, by bill' , s o n e t( > tax cotton The answer to this querv Southern hands,
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rm
N. C.. pMiian :-ipnit. i he question has al-its rulings (voted against by, seed oil, which is coning Ida- is simply t h i s . T h e d e m a n d s lion has been well for both
matter.
ready been under considera- the deuiocoatic members) jgely into use as a substitute: of t h e farmei alliance and races. The negi'o is a grave
LOCAL N
tinned and developing uon, but no conclusion has made it almost impossible for hog'slard. Southern mem the principlesof thedemocrat problem, none graver in the
been iea.clied. j lie proposi-1 for Mr. Hooper to prove the bers are opposing the bill be-. ic party being synonimous, ages. Our feelings toward
>k
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tton ior a closure must come other charges, but what is cause it is a discrimination a. they are the party, the orga- the Southern people in their
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a peculiarly Southern motion to redeem our conn- settlement of it should 1*
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U h ': J 1 1 0 make a vacancy in the; product in favor of the hog. try and our people from this j that of entire sympathy and
A U^EAT RESORT
...
t have
i t ^ comes v,e sin.11 de idei head of the Pension office,
raisers, pork-packers i nd j h >r:*ible ail of corruption good will. The dlitv is with
J. C. Con
actum it is satisfactory, it* j Speaker Reed could stand lard makers of the West.]
1 and oppression, arid place it j tin m— the issue and the bur*
kin his * Situated in the Mountains
not we shall make a counter j the pressure no longer, and
on its original foundation of!den.
proposition.'' Senator Gor- on Saturday he agreed .that
Sugar Grove, N
Dr. Ilee
equal right o all classes of
Moreover, and this is ah ai*
tli of i • WESTERN NORTH CARO man intimated that in two j Tnursday and Saturday of
Aug. 29th *90. our people, as established by gument that should come
weeks morn the democrats, ithis week should be devoted Editor Democrat:
I.
jour- fair-fathers and placed home to all men, wehaveour
LINA,
having shown the most strik to the consideration ofmeas- The soldier's reunion a t in the temple of libertv.
The sick
ing inconsistencies of the bill, nres reported from the com Blowing Rock was not what In conclusion, i apneal to own business to mind a t
are le
home, and why perplex the
region NOTED for health would be perfectly willing to mittee on Labor, and the We hoped* it might be, yet my conntrvmen of b o t h South with suspicion? The
have the republicans pass ft, House so ordered. He heard ti e Old veterans had quite a and a l l
political p a r t i e s ,
ooiem of badly paid labor
D. D. Doug lness and beauy of Scenery. and let the voters of the from some of the labor or
social time handshaking, tell- i to carefully stu ly the his- the miseries of the mines; tint
ay for W AN ELEVATION OF 3,800 FEET country, at the Congression ganizations in his district.
ing war reminiscences and tory or our country and its degredation that comes from
al elections, decide which par The late Nona tor Beck' was hearing the grand and patri
progress under the different the ignorant thousands dual
eulogized in the Senate on otic speeches in praise and administrations, and come ped rrom day to day upon
Our coir "With Cool, Invigorating ty was in the right.
—Climate.—
Senator Carlisle, presented j Saturday.
Senators Car- honor of the heroes of the to the rescue. .Now in a kind
ly fub
our shores from far away
an argument which no repub lisle, Blackburn, Vest, Ingalis Lost Cause.
u
and-friendiy spirit I ask my iairc: alien to our people in
lican Senator could answer and Allison paid glowing T1)e bra ve a n d eh i vai rou s republican friends if they can
Biv>
kindred, religion, tradition
It is being laid out with taste when he showed by price lists
tributes to the memory of sons of our fair South-land conseieneiously endorse and aim i ace; the crushing effects
W. I
and skill, with well gra
and actual bills of sale that the deceased statesman.
won Honor and fame in the support the (lemonitHing of
le a "
certain American manufac The bill for Government late pratricidal civil warthat, si 1 vor, th ) .Lod^e, or Federal of a war tariff, which doub
ded roads and
xr
\>*v n w
c
Our'
tures, who were given an in inspection of meats for ex- is immortal,-.and will never, election bill that proba.b! les the cost of e ery poop
EXTENSIVE
ake i
crease of duty upon products port, which makes little czars never die. while men live on vvil! be passed and !>• come a man s breakfast toble— these
*
and inanv kindred questions
boi
similiarto those manufact-jof bhe President and the Sec this mundane sphere. Our law on our statu Us? At the
FOREST PACKS.
ured by them upon their plea | retary of agriculture, has dead heroes are embalmed in next election when wo a-> free we in the oorth should think
-The W - A ..
about, l'liey are of more con
cider vem desirable place for fine residen tlia^ tney are necessary to | gone to the President for his the hearts and memories of men go to cast our ballots, sequence to us than any race
prevent their being driven approval.
our countrymen and their If t this be our motto. Equal problems, and to consider
mess on *
ces and
out of business by foreign
surviving fel1ow-sol d iers. 0u r rights to all, and special fa
competitors, are
selling The danp and decaying vege surviving veterans are living vors to none, to which let us them we should mind out
"Cheap Jo
tation of regions newly "cleared
own business and leave the
ricks at b HEA1AHFUL HOMFS- their manufactures in foreign of timber, exposed t o the rays of monuments of patriotic hero say, Amen.
R. V. W. South alone.—N, Y. Herald.
countries much chea per—in i the sun, is sure to breed malaria
q» us sou y Good opportunity for prof some cases 33 and 50 per I)r. J. H. Me Lean's Chills and ism not. surpassed, if equaled iai 'will acquire new zest, and
by ancient or modern sol- cheerfulness ret urn, if von will "Hov, tJir World is Given to Lie."
Fever
...
. „
itable investments.
cent less—than they sell tin- actionCure, by mild and gentle diery. mi. ,
will radically cure. 50
I ne heroes or ancient.| impel your liver and kidney-: to Thus exclaimed old Jack
W 1. Cai
illustrated pamphlet same article in the U. S. Mr. cents a bottle.
Greece, Rome and Carthago, j the pert .nuance of theirfnations Fa 1staff, and now, Rev. Mr.}. caught a'
Carlisle said lie thought, and
ah, even Leonidas and his
'v n will styy;e t h e m t
»P thetheroe.
vmt'six fee2
addiess
i.,
i
i
,
j n-ey nann w i l l stimulate tliem Uo
a
timulat
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££ 4 ,
and the consumers will un A SCENE IN THE HOUSE.
At every yearly or quad-*
tinee linndred martyrs sacri -j healthful action, fl.00 per hot
ia^iorleng
doubtedly think with him, Telegram To Landmark.
VILLE IMPROVEMENT Co.,
ficed at the Pass of Thermop tleren i al electi o n we h a ve i n th is
that if these manufactures Washington, Aug. 27.—The yL 'E Avill not. surpass or eclipse
country great mamifactu0. S. lartt LINVILLE, MITCHELL CO.
HEALTH COMMANDMENTS.
ns would
Q could afford under the pres buklozing rules adopted by the heroism of our brave
ries of lies, and they are run
the republicans and enforced boys in grey.
ent tariff to send their goods
•iff. Who >
day and night, and they
-29—6 mo.
I . Thou sli. d t ha ve no otil turn out hall a dozen a day
to foreign countries to com by the Speaker had their fit Our country has arrived at
nts.
pete, with foreign manufact ting and necessary outcome a period of time in its histo- er food than at meal time. all equipped and ready for
.
.
2. Thou shalt not makeun7
WASHINGTON LETTER. urers of the same articles, to-day in a scene of the most ry, fraught with vital results; to thee any pies or put into fn 11 sa i 1i ng. La rge 1 ies an d
and sell them for less than beastly disorder ever known for weal or roe.. There is a pastery the likeness of any small lies. Lies public and
. U v
- i i
v
From our Regular Correspondent they did at home, that it in the American Congress. great question before the A - | RI:.U, - , .^ tNjIjAi 1 1 8 ;ItN t hU ' ti^avens lies private and lies purienti
RI e above or in ,the waters under Lies cut bias and lies cut di
would be manifestly unjust While a filibustering protest merican people for their dis-,,,
,
.
r,
For the Democrat
„ ldj declslon
j • •
! the ear! n. J mm shalt not
to the home buyers to raise against a partisan and in f
a'
. ,
- Vlic fu) , tl) t , atilu . i( G , trying to agonal. Long limbed liesand
Boss Quay is again in su the duty in order to allow consistent ruling of the Spea
gist of this question is sim- digest it, for the dyspepsia lies with double back action.
preme command of the ma these manufacturers to make I ker was going on, Cannon,
j ply this: Will a majority of will b • visited upon the chil Lies complimentary and lies
jority of the Senate. He was their American customers the republican floor leader, in
I our countrymen endorse the dren to the third and fourth defamatory. Lies that some
lenient towards Senators. pay a. still higher price. No suited a democrat, Mr. McAj present administra tion, its generation of them that eat people believe, and lies that
Hoar, Spooner and the rest republican attempted to doo, in obscene language. At
all the people believe, and
of his opponents lei c.ingtbem make a specific answer to Mr the demand of another demo
lies that nobody believes.
d own. ea sy by allowing them
'1 isles argument—it cant crat the words were taken
Lies with humps like camels,
to report a new resolution in be answered! "Protection'' down and while the House and personal liberties. Ita bake it well; for be will not
and scales likeerocodiles and
placeo: the one cnered by is the humbug of the age.
was having its hands full reckles and wasteful expend!- be kept sound that eateth necks as long as stork's, aiid
him. /iut it amounts to pre- If, i n the face of the ac- with this matter, two repub ture of the public money," all ' l i S hread as dough.
w c*A
I-. Thou shalt not indulge feet as swift as antelope's,
s d u r i n g C o i the same aung as if his knov,'lodgement of the Com- lic-arts in private conversa of which is rapidly drifting sorrow or borrow anxiety in and stings like adders. Lies
i ion had oeen adopted, mission r of Pensions that tion got into a fist fight on our beloved country into a vain.
raw and scalloped and pann-Our paper i. <n iff bill is to be voted
ne borrowed $>12,000 on the floor and a third republi- j centralized despotism. For
). Six days shalt thou wash :ed and stewed. Crawling lies
? this week u during the first week or
I notes endowed by George E. can in inteiaering was struck j proof of the above cha— T ' '
k'x-p J
cle-ai, and and
report f re days of Septeinber, and Lemon, the king of theWa. h tor ms peace-making. Forj fer your readers to as i ! the • s.-ver.rh'ivselt shalt take|j /jumping lies and roaring
s
fj i e
t.hou
^ i t h attachment
ro
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al con veil. \ special sop <o the radi* ing ton pension attornies, the
a e u ! y d : prornie,>s, the pledge of th. |
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2 : b !V V ' - V ? 2
and rnfflers and braid
n
-A remark?* dement the most of the rephblicaiis of the committee k V', 1
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1 ph- tforni, to mod-L- . ' v a n t
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and
ersnndready wound bobbins,
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ound
fffid, was oik ibliean Senators have invo: tigarn R( presen; itive
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• • o s | j > y the internal rev "una sys-: n>ai<
\ . t nd tli • trangl Li s by christian pe
people who
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an agreement to vol
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' m public at -ge, and: em of taxalion: to pass the ei lac is wn.nm t h
i never lie but beat themselves
a.
d except on - he consideration of the Raum decid • to vvhite-wi a vere Loing to reruj each otli-1 /ilair eilucational bid; the tor i;; six davs inan sivents | in a presidential campaign.
going to rend en
er t 0 P— i>s and gathers filth and bactereak of natiu » bill in December next, that official they will prove|
ft was luily fif- free coinage of silver, and to
-Politics are mesne! mean*, nat an themselves to be possessed I -6^'^ minutes be;ore any sem- reduce the tariff. I leave it 1 3 ' ! i ; i : i 1 tor . see.se; where There are many accidents and
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tmtu blessed
»w feel its effe*
repr.nl icon Senators oi an u usual amount of'gall' 1 Glance of order was restored. , all .intelligent and nupreiu |fore bath Lor-' inri DloweiLn diseases which alfect Stock and
to ,
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: the ,: L U ih , n u : 1 , 1 U ( n ... Iceusa serious mconvenience and
p arid * g, vote for that atrocious even for Reed's hfchebmen. i 3eed was ut terly powerle.se.
voters to soy how mr;
••
>i- : h.v sitting
to'.the farmer in his work,
advice • oiire, for a number of II hen this charge was first The contes taiita were Messrs. Ishey have .mrnod out tbe.rN>ora wul t>e<t-rhamlH.>r q j wliidl „my bc uickl remedied
ranks am in have stated that while made, and before in vostiga- Beckwith, of New Jersey, and pledgee and proiniaeh. Aetop,".. 1 ', P eul .
! .1 j by the Bse of Dr..!. H. VIeLean'd
y were willing to vote to tion was on
•dei-ed, Mr. Itaum Wilson, of Washington, and oppression and suppression,if !i - v1 ! n i\ y ! f '
Volcanic Oil Liniment.
ySoine of V0 -j-p 0 pjjj considered they and his firieuds repeatedly i 8Uth ch(,ice billingsgate tts look at Speaker Reed's ty ran;' irl'ti!'thNk^
ve civil sur pp OSe d voting against it. stated that Lemon had nev- can not be even indicated in | \ Q n \ ruling and the Lodge
7. Thou shalt not eat hot j Vvh are informed by par*
bmcuAM.
^
ties returning from Surry
rial 'tiiia <•' ,era<lieal e,ement hopes t o er endorsed his notes. Find- a family paper was hurled at,force bill,
'.ain four votes for it from|ing that Mr. foo|w had ab- whother's heads. Just be-1 Now are our people prepar
i|!, b
; ' 'k\ j court that a joint discussion
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.the new Senators from Idaho soluP proof of the trausac- for > this embroglio a person- ! e d to accept and endorse this
"w Thou'shalt
swallow f." ok fif" thm5 , b e t w f" 8 °mber of in q Wyoming
! tion • now boldly admits it ul encounter between Cannon! administration .vith till its : iiv* for, liito! not trv
be for lorn Settle and Hon.
-Proud to
iator Gorman w
irmun was ask- nnd yet attempts to ( l ( > ny , <and />illy Mason <avme near failures and exf ru vagant. ty ! ly kpiced', or jusi b'-lbielmrii | W. W. Barber, both candi
hat the ilemocmts pro- that he has favored Lemon 'abing piaceui front of the ranical and op]>ressive legis-! work or just nfter'it.
G apt/reek
i dates for the solicitorshi]>«
1 doing in l-egr.rd to the j by nd vniicing iiisitusinoss j n ! Speaker's desk. The air was, lation? Surely not. IV not, I i'b Thou .-halt not keep Our informant states that
iv ing at .
He sain: "No the Pension office. Lemon! l ur ' d 'or awhile
inner, on <>«.. 1bill.
' where is the remedy, where is: j ;lU) boiii-s in I hy neighbor's Barber literally 'bamfoozled'
.
house, nor with thy neigh- ...
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much impro\ :ent has been reached did not endorse those notes
AV this turmoil is the di-jour deliverance? 1 answer bur's wife, nor his n „ lU8e |..jbetttio, and. that tile iattm'
appears to o ue close of debate up- j for nothing, and if he had lect result ot despotic rule in in tlie true manhood, in the ,ani. nor his niaidservanl, looked sheepish and sad. Sui'
tariff bill.
V hen i 1(J
>red "Co hisusu.
m liii i :i to Europ< V
: id especially fhe eM patriotism, in thelove of lib- no/*,lis cards, nor his glass! ry democrats were jubilant
s been a sufficien t, if to c • pe test Jying, Mr.: «ort to force t ne so-called erty and the equal rights of • or with anything that is j and "the goose hangs high.'*
•rough satisfactoi v ;' »0{
lid have made pure lard bill contrary to the | our countrymen, where is the thy neighbor's. -Ex.
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W. B. COUNCILL, Jit.
hamlLincolnpfiood still all in a few days, and when In
If you feel weak
the way, 11 ?$4 Cowles, 13 for returns, some weeks hence
ATTORNEY AT LAV.
and all worn out take
As chairman of the Repub
D. B. Dougherty, Editor.
Graham. Wilkes, 34 for Col will bring his family with lican ExeoutiveOommitt.ee of
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
:
K C. Rivers, Publisher
J. S. W. Watauga Conuty, North Car J uly4th891y. Boone, N. C.
Cowles all tlie way through. him, 'to stay."
olinn, it becomes my duty to
The other counties changed
.J. C. FLETCHER,
A DEMOCRATIC family newsSick Headache and a sensation o a H upon all republicans and
from one man to another of o jpression and dullness in the pcj son^ without regrrt to
per devoted to the interests of
—ATTORNEY AT LAW—
County, State and Nation. Pub and often voted for "dark head, are very commonly pro-: p . iRt political
affiliations,
—DEALERS IX,N. C.
lished every Thursday at Boone, horses." Col. Folk, Hoyle, duced by indigestionmonad. w } 10 a ,. H j n sympathy with SUGAR GROVE
Watauga .County, N. C.
principles of the republiTodd and Lovill were at dif_ 1|'lespondeney, LIIATA HI \ .IN .
Will practice in Watauga and jj en8r? l
|\| erCliaildise,
over sensitivnesa of the nerves
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loimng counties.
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ferent times voted for. On . may, in a majority of <•«**, bej cun pay* m fins county to adjoin
Thursday, Sept. 4th, 1800. the 146th ballot Cowle was i traced to the same cause. »r. J. ! N»ECI 1.1 conejKton ft I< the!
Cowles
iHot
We have now, on hand a
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Watauga made a. strong ahead,' having gained some, | H McLeans Liver ana K i d n e y ;j.>, ' 1 oJU, V,V E.F. "LOA ILL
complete line of
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Balm and pnlets will positively: 1 uesd<u , hep.
at
10, a. in., for the purpose of!
ATTORNEY At '-AAV,
stand for Bower in the con and Lower the next strong- iJ CUR0>
—
j norninatinga Legislative and!
Boone N. C. GENERAL MERCHAN
vention but lost him. Now est man. On the 147 th bal-|
let her make equally as lot Cowles still stood ahead. ! W e p u b l i s h i n another col-j bounty ticket. The chair- July 4th, '89— 1 y.
DISE.
nian
liferent town-'
strong a stand for the nomi Cleveland delayed her votej umn a call by the chairman shipsoi the dtheir township
will call
I)R. L. C. REEVES.
nee and there will be no dan 'till the last. She could C)f the Democratic Executive meetings on Saturday, Sep.,
CONSISTING OF,—
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
ger of losing. Col. Cowles is either nominate Cowles or Committee for the assembling • 20th, and elect two delegates
[Dry Goods,]
Gffice at Residence.
our choice now and is able to Rower, which would she do? of . the Democratic ro Con-land two alternates to eouoBoone, N. C
[Notions,]
lead us to victory as he has Great suspense for several yention, and we would bere-|tv convention. Everybody
[Groceries,]
minutes, when 40 and a frac rreant to our trust if we fail-\invitedas there will be some July 4. 89.
often done before. Let us
tion was cast for Cowles giv ed to earnestly impress upon prominent speaker to address
[Shoes,]
stand to him now and roll
J. C. RAY,
the people.
up the largest majority ever ing him 134 and a fraction the minds of all our patrons,
[Hats,]
REP . Ex. COM.
CHM.
which nominated him. The and of every democrat in
voted in this district.
[Hardware,]
cheering was loud. Cowles the good old county of Wat
DENTIST,
An Editor's Dream.
The infamous Force bill was sent for and made a auga, the great importance
ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA.
[Tinware,]
was of attending the township Mn ttoon Star.
that passed the lower house jringing speech. Bower
Offers his professional services
[Glassware,]
of Congress some time ago, called and responded, Gra conventions, and of having a The editor sat on hard- to the people of Mitchell,
[Crockery,]
Watauga and adjoining coun
it seems is not dead but only in m made some remarks. voice and being heard by bottom chair trying to think ties.
No bad rnateial used
[Medicines,]
sleeping, as the Senate has Z. B. Vance and the State their votes as to who shall of a thought, and he plunged and all work guaranteed."&R
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his fiingersabout through
about agreed to take it up ear Democratic platform were be the candidates to repi
May 1 1y. of which we are offering at
''i his hair, but not one topic
ly in December. Will not this endorsed. An executive com sent the democracy of Wat they brought. He had writ
mortal thrust at liberty, be in it tee eons'sting of one from auga County at the next elec ten on temperance, tariff and
so powerfully condemned at each county was elected and t-ion. It is no time for per trade, and the prospects of
the polls in November next the meeting adjourned.
sonal favoriteism; it is no making a crop, and joked J. R. PRITCHARD, PR 0PRIET0R.
AVe also take in exchange
about ice cream and weak
that even the republican par
time for heart-burnings or lemonade, till his readers had TEEMS $1.25 PER DAY. for goods,
Sqecial arrangements by the week
ty will not dare again talk Take one of Dr. McLean's Lit bickerings, but it is the duty
told him to stop. And wea
tle Liver and Kidney Billets at
Wheat,
or month.
about it. So mote it be.
night before yon go to bed and of every true man. it matters ry of thinking, sleep eanre to
Corn,
you will be surprised how buoy not what his former political his eyes, and he pillowed his ELK PARK, N. C.
Rye,
The Judicial Convention.
ant and vigorous you will feel the
affiliations may have been, head on his desk, when the 6—26. 4 mo.
Oats,
next day. Only 25 cents a vial.
to lay aside every prejudice thoughts which, awake, had
Chicken
Owing to a mistake in the
refused to arise, came in
Eggs,
and look at the condition of troops that were strong and
vote of McDowell county in
&etc,
LINVILLE LETTER.
our cou ntry under republican grotesque. And as the ideas
the convention held at Morrule, and then let him apply airily float, he selects the
SO GIVE US A CALL.
ganton some time ago, a new
The feature of interest here, the great Jeffersonian test bright one of the tribe; and
convention was called, or the
the past week, was an enter to every man who asks him this is the gem which while
'M
old one with the sameorganhe wrote: "Now is
tainment given by the ladies for his suferage: "is he hon dreamingto subscribe."
May the 15th. 1890.
the time
izatian, met in Lenoir on the
Madames Parker, Foulke, est,, is he competent?"
-029th of Aug., with Mr. Po
The "Life of the flesh is the
Holcombe, and Misses Craw
The democratic party ever hiood thereof;'' pure blood means
J. F HOPKINS,
sey, of Henderson, in the
ford, MacRae and others. It since its principles were for- healthy functional activity and
chair, and W. C. Ervin, of
consisted of a game called mulated and
with it the certainty
Burke, Secretary. G. AV. Bow "The Donkey." A picture of great apostlesetforth by that I this bearsrestoration from sick- AVe have recently made a
DEALER IN
of liberty, Thos.
f
er nominated John F. Mor- a tailless donkey was drawn ,
.
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, N ess or accident, nr. J. H. MCphew, Mr. Wakefield nomina in black on a piece of paper Jefferson, whose hand wrote Lean's strengthening cordial and BIG CUT in prices. Owing to 6E
Blood purifier gives
ted W. C. Newland and E. F. more than a yard square, the constitution of our coun blood, and vitalizes andpure rich the fact that we contemplate
strength
GAP CREEK, N. C.
Lovill put in nomination AV. under which was written, try, has .been the defender. of;,ens the whole body. 1.00 per a change in our business
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the people and the champion bottle.
B. Councill. On the 11th bal
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DRY GOODS,
lot Newland was nominated. 'This is a donkey." The j 0f honest government. E- The most delicate constitution about
J. F. Spainhou moved that children were given a piece of qvnlaTi(l exact justice to all, can safely use m*. J. H. McLean'^
GROCERIES,
ribbon with a pin through it
the nomination be made u at one end. They took the and exclusive privileges to Tar wine Lung Balm , it is a sure The 15th ot Sept.
BOOTS & SHOES
nanimous, which was carried. pin between the right thumb none", is, and should be, the remedey for coughs, loss of voice,
watch-word of every true aud all throat and lung diseases.
&C., AC.
There being no further busi
and finger, which they were man. Rnt these words find
ness the convention adjourn to attach to the paper—or
For Cash or Produce
no responsive chord from the Coughs aud coMs come unin For most wonderful bar
ed.
as near it as might be, and republidan party. They have vited, but you can quickly get gains in Dry Goods, Notions At Remarkably Low Prices
"Five years ago I had a con the one who stuck the pin by their unjust tariff laws rid of these, with a few doses of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Cloth
Goods First Class.
stant cough, night sweats, was nearest where the tail ought very greatly added to the Dr. J. H. McLean's Tar wine Lung
Balm.
ing, and in fact anything
greatly reduced in flesh, and had to have protruded was the
burdens of the people, and
been given up by my physicians
JEWELER.
kept in a first class store,
The contestants for no other purpose exceept
READ THIS,
I began to take Ayer's Cherry winner.
Watches repaired and all
Pectoral, and after using, two were divided into three class to make a favored few rich
All persons indebted to Call on us at,
bottles of this medinine, was com es—girls of a larger size in and powerful. Bv their un-'l rne ' ^thor by pole or ackinds of work in this line exe.
pletely cured.' -Anga A. Lewis
cuted promptly.
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for medical services,
t
the first class, girls of less .just laws they mve {,,nKfS '. count merchandise areearntiicard, N. Y.
or for
BLOWING ROCK.
size in the second, and boys destroyed the farming inter-1 estly requested to come for
BOARD OF EDUCATION
in the third. If} was amus ests of the whole country.[ward and make prompt setwas in session Monday and
ing to see them attempt to They have forfeited their tlement as T am compelled They must go, and it is to
Tuesday, and transacted
march to the mark blind trust and have become ene-t o ha veiny money. I have your interest to give us a Can he pleasantly accommo
much miscellaneous business
dated at the boarding house
folded. Some went to the l i n e s to the best interests of w . m _ ted - lon B a n d -P nt,ent1 ^
such as transfers and appoin
friends well
of
side of the roorr, some to the the people; and when the as my that I am know, and call.
now,
forced to All persons indebted to ns
ting school committees. A
GLOBE ACADEMY,
right and left of the donkey, great farming and industrial call on them, I hope they
colored district was formed
must make settlement by GLOBE, CALDWELL Co. N. C.
and a few stuck the pin in the classes have organized and will respond promptly to my
in Blowing Rock township.
paper—wide of the mark, rolled their petitions like a request. 1 have made a the loth of September, or we Special advantages offered
Some time was spent in as
them in music. A new up
:
while a very few came near great wave against the very I change in mv business and will be forced to collect ac right piano will he used.
certaining school fund for
must therefore close up all
the mark.
Mollie Taylor doors of the Capitol of the past transactions, Persons cording to law. Hoping you They will he given such in
1890. There will be about
won the first prize, a belt; nation, they are answered failing to make settlement
struction
in
the
lit
$3,300 net school fund, and
will readily respond, we are, erary department as they
Florence Miller the second, a by the cry that their taxes by Oct 1st. 1890 will find
the board approximated the
will NEED and USE in the
YOURS RESP'T,
bottle of perfume; and Rod shall not be reduced but rais their accounts in the hands
number of children for 1890
actual operations of life.
erick MacRae the third, a ed. They ha ve by their extrav of an officer for collection,
McLENDON & MOORE. Boys will find good accom
to be 4200, approximating
li
pro p at i
nice . necktie.
People and i-ly disposed ofritheo n s n o tsur- Vny person desiring can pay
, ga D tsa ps e d o i uie great on ....
modations and will he pre
..
i po
their accounts due me, to T.
78 cents per capita. There . . .
lt v
pared for college or business.
cliildren came a distance ot i p[ ug
have* involved the J. Coffey&Bro. whose rceipt
will be a call session of the
Fa11 term opens Aug. 11th
board on 15th of October to five miles to see this exhibi -j Treasury in bankruptcy. will be accepted by me.
1890. For further particu
tion, and I doubt not feltful-: They have passed a law The firm of Phillips &Son.
apportion the mon \v for the ly compensated for the jour- through the lower House of now carry a first class line
lars, apply to
A. E. BOOTH , Principal.
present year.
ney. I was delighted, and G° l, B I '6SS wine l takes away of general merchandise which Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtahied, andali Fat1 •
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f°r Moderate
The Congressional Conven was sorry that I was com I from the people the right to will be sold as cheap as eut business
hold their elections and goods of the kind can be
tion in Lenoir last Thurs pelled to leave before the places it in the hands of Dep-jsold. and it will be to the inday, the result of which we young folks partook of re uty Marshals.
i
advise, if
iree m
terest of the public to call , I ~w pfwY p -not patentable or nor,secured.
due till patent is
—AND—
a'^amnhlet "How to obtain Patents," with
gave last week, was 1argely freshments provided by the These are cold, hard, solid and examine our stock be
Xctukl clients in your State, county, or
KNOCKED OUT!
attended both by delegates ladies, consisting of a cup of facts, and we submit them to fore purchasing elsewhere. town, sent free. Address,
the careful consideration of
Thanking my friends for C.A.SNOW&CO. J. P. HENSON, DARK R IDGE,
and visitors. Mr. Sandifer, of cocoa, sweet cakes and can
mi, of past favors and soliciting
Opposite Paten* Office, Washington, D. C.
N. C.,
Cleveland, presided over the dy. The table, which was on every thoughtful in or con your future patronage 1 re
whatever sect, order
One of the I
convention with fairness and the dias, was richly and dition.
is just receiving a large stock
main very truly vours.
BES T Tel
escopes i n L _
a bib ty. The three candida tes, tastily decorated with wild
the world. Our fc.'ilitiestr*
Our f»rilitie»»r«
J'. B. Phillips.
(I E N ERAL ME UCH AN DISK
unequalrd, and to introduce our
The quality of the blood de
•uperior pooda we will sendrRIB
Cowles, Bower and Graham, flowers.
to on I PKK.tos in each locality,
pends much upon good or had Sugar Grove, N. C. July 8.
which will be sold for Cash or
a, above. Only tboie who write
to us at once can make aure of
each had a strong vote, and The young folk have been digestion and assimilation, to
the chnnce All you have to do In country
produce at prices
return ie to ehow our fx,At to
make the blood rich in life and
those who call—your neighbor!
the counties did not change ent rtained with tableaux
AV. B. COUNCILL, M. I).
never before heard of. Give
and thoee around you The bestrength givingconstituenns, use
crfnning of tbi» advertisement
him a call,
until late at night. Cleve and a donkey game; now, Dr. J. u. McLean's strengthening
Boone, N. C.
RHI H
ahowe the small end of the teleThe following eat glree the appearance of it redur.il to
apr 2D ly.
land stood till near the last, what next? I do not know, cordial and Blood purifier, it will Resident Physician. Office
— m fci
nourish the properties of the on King Street north of Post 0
20 for Cowles, 25 for Gra but wait and see.
ForMalaria, Liver Trou
•bout the flMcth pert of itebulk Jt !• •
V"'toJ
blood from which the
.. larre ah i* ea«y to carry. We will also ahow you now y u
il......
Gaston never chang Mr. 8. T. Kelsey is going vitality are drawn.elements of Qffjce
U^lke from
tn»t®. d«y «t lout, from the etert.w.thble, or Indigestion, use
1.00 per [n' 12 88. lv.
Sut experience *T«er "rite et ooce We ney .11 e.prv eh.fgu.
AWreH, U IlALLE r r A CO,, Uo.
roklLAKl., MaiWA.
ed, 19 for Cowles,12 for Gra- to Highlands, Macon county bottle.
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
The Watauga Democrat,
S.F. Lenoir.
Dc
J. Q.
HOUSE.
Listen!
Lowest Prices,
S- F. L
20 Watauga. Girls
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conducted
F®h.
m
names
FREE
ROCK BOTTOM STRUCK
�ONCHITfS Still On Hand With a
—Mrs. M. N. Horfcon, and — IV. C. Newland, the nom
little girls who have been inee for Solicitor in this dis Democratic So-mty Con
TO THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT.
spending some weeks in trict, is a young man of tal
vention.
1 copyl year
$1.00 Boone, returned to their ent and ability, having had
Is an inflammation of the bronchial tubes
A Democratic county con the air-passages leading into the lungs,
1 " 6 months
50
hew other complaints are so prevalent, or
several years experience in vention is hereby called to call for more prompt and energetic action.
1 " 8 months
85 home in Lenoir last week.
the practice of law is capable meet in Boone on Friday, As neglect or delay may result seriously,
—One Mr. Ramsey, of Va.,
ADVERTISING RATES.
effective remedies sliouid always he at
of making a Solicitor whom Oct. 3rd 1890, to nominate hand. Apply at once a mustard poultice to
1 inch 1week
$ .75 passed through town last
a county ticket. Prima re tire upper part of the chest, and, for internal
1 " 1month
1.75 Monday with a drove of sheep the people can entrust with conventions will be held at treatment, take frequeht doses of
1 '< 3 "
3.00 numbering, we suppose some the important duties of the
the voting places in the res
J " 6 "
5.00
office. Besides, he is a young pective townships on Thuis1 '' 1 year
7.00 two hundred.
1 column 1 week
9.00 —Miss Carrie Leazer, of man of excellent character, a day, Oct. 2nd 1890, at 2
C. O. I.epper, Druggist, Fort Wayne, Ind.,
good campaigner and a per o'clock p. in. to appoint del
1
"
1 month
13.50
writes: " My little sister, four years of age,
I
"
3 "
25.00 Mooresville, who has been fect gentleman. Let us con egates to said county con was so ill from bronchitis that we had almost
1 ."
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37.50 the guest of Miss Bettie Cof- gratulate ourselves that we vention. All Democratic vo given up hope of her recovery. Otir family
physician, a skilful
of large experi
ters and all other voters who ence, pronounced itman andto give lier any
1
"
1 year
50.00 feythe past summerhasgone
useless
have such a man and use all believe in equal and exact more medicine, saying he had done ali it was
home,lea ving a host of friends legitimate measures to secure
to
ami we must
justice to all and exclusive possible As do. last resort, weprepare for the
Entered at the PostofAceat behind her.
worst.
a
determined to
privileges to none, and who try Aver s Cherry Pectoral, and I can truly
his election.
Boone. N. C., as second-class
say, with most happy results. After taking
—Master Ronda Horton, —By authority of the Knox are in favor of calling a halt a few doses she seemed to breathe easier,
mail matter.
danger. We
in the piesent system of tax and, within a week, was out of until satisfied
who has recently returned vide Journel, we published a
giving
ation in favor of the rich and continued entirelythe Pectoral indisputable
well. This
LOCAL NEWS.
from Oxford Orphan Asylum false statement last week on against the poor, are request she was of the great merit of Ayer's Cherry
evidence
Pectoral has given me unbounded confi
has accepted a position in V. B. Rowers, of Elk Park, ed to attend and take a part dence in the preparation, and I recommend
Col. W. H. H. Cowlcs.
it to my customers, knowing it cannot disap
the Topic office. Success to charging that he had been in said conventions.
point them."
Now let the Democracy of the bright boy.
J. F. SPAINHOUR,
"Ayer's Cherry Pectoral cured me of a bad
put in prison at Rakersville
the 8th district fall together
Ch'm Dem. Ex. Com. cough and my partner of bronchitis. I know
of numerous cases in which this preparation
has proved very beneficial in families of
in solid phalanx and roll up —Shff J. L. Hayes started for counterfeiting. We are
Young Children,
such a majorty for this gal yesterday morning with two now in receipt of a private September, you'd be very nice,
so that the medicine is known among them
lant defender of Democratic prisoners, Price and Brewer, letter from Mr. B. saying the
as 'the consoler of the afflicted."'— Jaima
But, always as a rule,
Rufus Vidal, San Cristobel, San Domingo.
principles as will utterly as for the State prison. Truly whole thing is a manufactur That when our fun
"A short time ago, I was taken with a
"the way of the transgressor ed falsehood, put in circula
severe attack of bronchitis. The remedies
tonish what remains of the
Seems just begun,
ordinarily used in such cases failed to give
tion by some designing ene You take us back to school.
me relief. Almost in despair of ever finding
fast declining Republican is hard".
anything to cure me, I bo.ught a bottle of
my for the purpose of injur
—Mr. Banks, reporter for
party.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, and was helped
from
I had not
the Charlotte Chronicle gave ing him in his business. If "It goes right to the spot," bottle the first dose.disease left finished one
before the
me, and my
—"Nothing is cheaper than
this be true, our hopes are said an old gentlemen, who throat and lungs were as sound as ever."—
us a pleasant call last week.
Geo. B. Hunter, Altoona, Pa.
a kind word."
He is quite an affable young that the perpetrator of such found great benefit in Ayer's Sar
—A number of New Home gentleman, and must be well a wilful and slanderous false saparilia. He was right. De
sewing machines for sale at suited to the vocation he has hood may meet with a spee rangements of the stomach, liver
PREPARED BY
and kidneys are more speedily
ryan's.
dy reward, arid that he may remedied by this medicine than
chosen.
DR. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
—The Co. Supt.held a pub —For the best and cheap be made to know that there by any other. It reaches the Bold by all Druggists. Price $1; six bottles, $5.
trouble directly.
lic examination in the court est line of clothing to be found are laws to protect men from
such slanderous reports.
house yesterday.
in the county, call on W. L.
Gap Creek, N. C.
Mr. E. S. Coffey, of this Bryan. You will find with
Aug. 29th '90.
place is visiting friends and him the best and cheapest We AUCTION SALE !
Editor Democrat:
will offer our entire
elativesin Wilkes.
goods to be found and prices stock of merchandise, at my The following was passed
store at Blowing Rock, at by Deep Gap Alliance in res
—Mr. Eugene Williams, of remarkably low.
Elk Paik, is in town visiting —The editor is off on a "fly public auction, on the 12th pect of Brother Alexander
day of Sept. 1890. All per
his cousin John S. Williams. 'round the circle" this week, sons wishing to secure bai- Green:
It is with sadness and
—B. B. Dougherty opened in behalf of the DEMOCRVT. gains will find it to their in
sorrow, yet with humble
school at Shull's Mills last It seems the more subscri terest to attend. Terms of
sale, cash. Come and get submission to the will of our
bers he gets, the more he
Monday.
Father, that we record the
wants, which is right, for we bargains.
SPECIAL!!
Resp.
—Rev. Dr. Rumple, of Salis still have room for a few
life and death of our deceas
MCLENDON & M OORE.
bury, gave our town a flying more names.
ed brother. Bro. Green was
visit one day last week.
born in the county of Watau
—Rumor reaches us that
ANNOUNCEMENT.
ga, and state of N. C., and
. —Be sure to read chairman Mr. A. C. Floyd, formerly of
To the
Watauga
Spainhour's call for county Watauga, but now of Colum County. voters of announce remained a citizen of the
I hereby
said county and State until
convention in this issue.
bia. Term , has lately mar myself a candidate for the of= his death. Bro. Green was a
PRICES,
—Mr. B. J. Councill leaves ried one of Tennessee's fair fice of Sheriff. I will cheerfully
abide the action of the Con farmer and was a benevolent
soon for Sumpter, S. C., where daughters. We hope this is
vention, and if I am nomina and useful citizen to the com
he will spend some months. true, for Arch is a good fel ted I will use all lawful means
munity wherein he lived. In
—Prof. J. F. Spainhour low and deserves a better by to secure my election.
the death of brother Green
THOMAS WARD.
and Miss Annie Parks left for half.
the county loses a good citi
Mouth of Wilson, Ya., Tues —By the push and energy
zen, the wife a devoted hus As we expect to make a
NOTICE.
day.
of the good people of Shull's Owing to a change in my band, and the children a
change in our birsines at an
—Services in the Episcopal Mills and Poplar Grove they business to take place the kind and affectionate father,
church last Sunday night have almost completed a new 1st. of Sept. I now offer besides a large circle of friends early day, we are now offer
goods at greatly reduced
ing for the next 30 days, our
conducted by Rev. Mr. Jef road leading from Shull's prices for cash. 1 earnestly to mourn his loss.
Mills, up Pine Hill in the di request all persons indebted The humble Christian life
freys.
rection of Boone. This road to me to make settlement Bro. Green lived was made
—Maj. H. Bingham, of
was badly needed and will be within that time. Please manifest by the large con
Statesville, was in town yes
a very great convenience to fail not and oblige.
course of people who attended
terday on his way to Lenoir
T. A. CRITCHER.
the people at large.
his burial. As a farmer, now
Oh
court.
Bomboo, N. C. R/'other Green is resting
—The Democratic conven
—W. H. Garvey, of Beaver
from his labors, whom death — MERCHANDISE—
tion of Ashe county is called
GOING WEST.
Creek, Ashe county, with his
to meet in Jefferson on 16th I anticipate starting west in her broad sweep has call
wife, are visiting I. W.Thom
inst. The Senatorial conven with a crowd of emigrants ed from our midst, and has
as, his brother-in-law.
tion is also called to meet at from 1st to15th of Oct., '90. vacated his place in thefami- AT A VERY LOW FIGURE.
—Harvey Jetton, one of Jefferson on the 16th. Let I have my arrangements so ily circle, and his seat in our
the police force of Charlotte, the delegates appointed to made that I can give parties order. As his place is forever In many things less than
gave us a call while in town represent Watauga county special rates to any of the vacated on earth, we feel and
western States. All persons believe that he
ACTUAL COST.
yesterday.
take due notice thereof and wi.jhing to go can address seat in the homeis filling his
of the blest,
—Work has been resumed govern themselves accord me and save money. Make surrounded by the angelic Come and see us and get a
contracts at once.
hosts of blood washed mil
on our sidewalks. The walk ingly.
JAMES H. BRYAN,
lions, who have gone on be
is being laid on back street
Notice. Owing to a
fore. "There the wicked cease
BOONE , N. C.
change to take place in our
to Baptist church.
from troubling, there the
business soon, we earnestly
Respectfully,
—W. J. Critcher requests request every-body who are
Zionville, N. C. weary are at rest."
His triumphs are o'er, he's gone
us to announce that he has indebted to us either by note
Aug. 30th '90.
II. C. MARTIN & CO.
to his rest,
up a new bolt in his mill, and or account to come forward Editor Democrat:
To the throne of his Maker, the
Blowing Rock, Aug. 19, '90.
home of the blest,
is now prepared to grind at once and make settlement Mrs. Minerva Eller wife of
as we are bound to have our
How peaceful and calm he now
buckwheat.
money. Ail out standing bus Moses Eller of our. village
rests from his care,
iness must be closed up, so was buried yesterday. The Each heart droops in sadness
•Let every democrat in
each eye sheds a tear.
Watauga register, and be come on.—Yours Truly funeral was preached yester Our brother and friend his race
May 8th 1890. Shell &Mast. day to between four and five
>ady to cast a solid demo
is now run
cratic vote in the November —Now listen! Ladies, do hundred people. She died of All his cares now are over his last
struggles done
Was sick
you want a sewing machine? typhoid fever.
election.
rests
three weeks. A lovely Chris How sweetly he fears, from
If so, now is the time to get
sorrows and
—Old fashioned bean string
it. The first lady who sends tian woman has died. She And leaves many friends in sadipgs have again become fash
ness and tears.
leaves three little children, a
ionable. Several being re us fifty cash subscribers, we devoted husband and many Resolved, that a copy of
will make her a present of an
this be spread upon our min
ported within the past few
elegant American Union Sew relatives to mourn her loss. ute book, a copy sent to the
days.
ing machine that will cost On account oi sickness in family of the deceased Bro.
—If you would seethe mam $40 in the shops. The ma my own family, I am kept and a copy sent to the DEM
moth proportions that a leaf chine is bran new, and will from the 5th Sunday meet OCRAT with request to pub
can attain to, call and see a be delivered at this office ing at Antioch. The sick in lish.S. T. CARROL,
-=5 A C0.
calladium owned by Miss Nan when the required number of my own family are a little
A. J. MORETZ,
CHIC^-ill. 28ATLftNTA.BA,s».CAL ^
^, UNION SQIlARE.NY.^fi^
better, but require close at
ST.L0UIS M0. IjhhaamWHMAV OALLAS.TEX.
nie Rivers. It is a wonderful subscribers are sent in.- This
G W. HOPKINS, }• COM.
J. N. IDOL,
curiosity for so cool a cli offer will hold good until the tention and good nursing.
Cox and Hart, Nathan Creek
J. A. MORETZ. J
E. F. JONES.
mate as ours.
Ashe county, N. C.
15th day of Oct. 1890.
SUBSCRIPTION HATE S
Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral
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Cmt
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Nice line oi
General
Merchandise,
Consisting, in part, of Boots,
Shoes,
Dress Goods,
Notions,
Hardware,
Tinware,
Groceries,
Coffees,
Sugars,
Tea,
Rice,
Cigars,
Cigarettes, etc.
Drugs & Medicines
in good variety. Also lake
all kinds of
flyer's Cherry Pectoral, ROOTS
GREAT REDUCTION IN
EITIEE STOCK
BARGAIN.
C,SJ
I
—AND—
HERBS,
And country produce in exchahge for goods. Gent's
furnishing goods, such as,
dress shirts, (both laundried
and unlaundried.) Collars.
Cuffs, Slips, and in fact, al
most any thing-needed in that
line.
JUST IN
Ready-Made Clothing from 8
to 25 dollars per suit. We
handle onlyfirat class goods,
and will guarantee prices as
low as any other merchant
who handles the same grade
of goods.
For Gash, You Can Have
Goods at almost your own
price.
I run in connection
with my other business, a
Hotel and Feed
STABLE
which we think is equal to
any in the county, and we
guarantee our prices as low
as any in the
COUNTY.
Also furnish transportation to
panties wanting the same with a
safe driver and with as good •
turnout txs can be found in the
county.
For the next
60 DAYS
We will make special prices, i •
cash, on all goods. Retu.C;.
our thanks for past patron?;,
we will, as heretofore, still c<
tinue to furnish you good go "
and at as low prices as Ca.' V
ound.
Truly yours,
W. L. Bryan.
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"be- ^ !'• 3fo!-p!iew.
intmu.': ti to trie mrt
JcilVr on, X, C.
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,cause", said ht\ "we ... . t_1 ,J Marioa, N. C«
I>. B. Dougherty, Editor.
republican party."'
E. L, MORPHE VV & BLACKBl RN |
R (J. Itivcif?, mblisher. | Li -,.i
.
, , I
(Smith, who was appointed i
A TTTOILVEVS AT L AW.
,n:Mlh ' ' l<)
ia ili klevo-.
Wim wouldn't- own i - T j
tVill practice in tho courts
'>•£** i.» L"»l 5.
watauga ]}prnrsri •.qf' •
E. S. Blackburn.
GIVE CHEEK
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Principal: H. C. MOORE, A P> Assistant: J. H. BINGHAM.
1. Location beautiful, and easy of access,
2. Ample accommodations.
0. Superior religious advantages.
1. Expenses very reasonable.
5. Prepares lor college and practical life.
Fall term opens Aug. 11th 1800. Send for circular,
addressing the Principal, at SUGAR GROVE, X. (J.
. nV I '
|hiTi<] and turned out by ilar- j ()f Ashe, Watauga and Mitch
road, especial,.v unoii d
n'son, was temporal v chair- i ell counties, also in th.e Fedknown that the net earnings l:,nn J. H. Williamson was aai courts of the Dist,. and
of all the roads in the coun- ;,1UJ(]0 permanent chairman • Supreme Court of the State, i
try fot a year ha ve been $661 [{(,v Prof. J. C Price made Collection of chums solicited.
Pf1' mile.—6olumhia Daih • .j speech and said the party
Id.
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: d 1 :" 1 "- ™ i,lw ' l,t ' rausf : a
j \\\ I. HUXSTTCKBR & BROS.i
A machine that will enable; V i l , i eu .2,'° tf-> d nshmgton :
a man to distinctly note rlicy' •
:
d'Cl <.•! : - o
v-.
M; ay j
Ihdek
wMViirtT
I.ayer« and Plasterers
features of an acquaintance. } {,L ;1 ' v s-]»eer:ies were mad*' in
at a distance of two hundred (kauwcia tion of the bosses are prepared to do all work
and fifty miles, is at present and res fixations were adopt- 1 in their line on short notice.
r
*5
ii -ii -.v, . A LL work guaranteed and j
r, •
engaging the attention of . <1 (i
A"
Prices reasonable. WJWL. Lj
For pri
again and
Pj X
nanding a iair ccs etc., address us at ("on
JjLL V
Edison. He thinks it feasi
divide of I s offices. Har- over, N. C.
ble, and that it will be one
Nov. Tth, ly.
of the wonders of the World's risen cod t force bill were
endorsed, t
stem
Fair.—News and 0.
Money to loan.
When you come to Elk
of county
u-nmcjit was
! crcons wishing to bor ! Park get started off Just
Gov. Gordon, of Georgia, denounced,
1 l i P row money, who can secure]
has called a convention of jury systeu of the Sta t !i -jit. by mortgage on good real Right, by going straight to
Governors of all 111e cc>t1oil uer whica negroes are e
state, can be accommodated
Jones & Varices
States, to meet in Atlanta, ed from the jury boxes, and ! b.y applying to
J. F. Spa i nil our, Boone N. C.,
Sept. 10th. Each Governor so oil and so on.—Land
!
A. .1. rite her, Horton N. (J. General store and buy every
is to appoint six delegates.
! 4. 21,
The convention was asked
thing you need from I hem.
for by the Georgia State Al
•iy? m
bh i din
liance, and will consider the
They have got the Digest
matter of direct trade with
stock in town, and always
!1|0
|!p
talo
Liverpool, and matters relat
I am now ready to show you sell a little lower than
ingto the handling of cotton
L v.
The Best
If it is, it will Be.
Work on the B. & E. is
still going on. A new force
of hands were put upon the So say heading Physicians
line this side of Bluff City this and Druggists, and their opin
week, and eveiy exertion is ion is indorsed by thousands
cured by it of Scrofula, Ec
being made to reach Eiiza- zema, Erysipelas, and o&er
tethton in the shortest time diseases of the blood.
] ossible. D'e ha ve heard a "Ayer's Sarsaparilla has won its reputation by years of valuable service
number of competent judges community. It is the beat." — R. S. to the
Lang-,
Druggist, 212 Merrimack st., Lowell, Mass
say thatj i the cars will ,, run-, Dr. W. P. Wright, Paw Paw Ford, Tenn.,
be
n, w
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,
rung to this place by Dec. 2 ' »y. " my practice, I invariably prev*
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"'be Ayer's Sarsaparilla for chronic dis\V e see no reason to doubr eases of the biood."
1 MIS if a felimcieni 0umbel c>I iI Philadelphia, Boyle,writes: and Oxfordyears
Vii« II o cmffioiunf
rW Dl- D- R. Fa., Third "For two sts.,
I
I harcprescribed
hands are kept employed. numerous instances,Ayer's ISarsaparilla in
and find it highly
efficacious in the treatment of all disorders
The contractors already see of the blood."
the easy job they have o^ L. M. Robinson, Pharmacist, Sabina, O.,
certiiies : "Ayer's Sarsaparilla has always
hand in building the road been a great seller. My customers think
there is no blood-purifier equal to it."
from Bristol to Elizabethton. "For many years I was afflicted with
scrofulous running sores, which, at last be
For several miles up the val came so bad the doctors advised amputating
one of my legs to save my life. I began
ley the cost of construction taking Ayer's Sarsaparilla and soon saw an
will be comparatively small. improvement. After using about two dozen
bottles
I continue to
The "tug of war" comes at take a the sores were healed.medicine each
few bottles of this
the Horseshoe, and from year, for my blood, and am no longer trou
I
other reputed
thence into the hills of Joliit- bled with sores.but have tried so much good
blood-purifiers,
none does
son, where some fine and .ex as Ayer's Sarsaparilla."—D. A. Robinson,
pensive engineering skill will Neal, Kansas.to get
Don't fail
be req ui red.—Elizahet'iton
Mountaineer.
er
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Cliarg-ed Witli Counterfeiting'.
J OHNSON C ITY , T ENN ., Aug. 25.
—N. B. Bowers, a well known
merchant doing business at Elk
TarK, N. C., was arrested t?iis
morning on tlie charge of coun
terfeiting. It is believed that he
is agent for a gang of counter
feiters who Lave headquarters
somewhere in this vicinity. Proof
against him is said to be very
strong.
I find the above telegram
S
s:
In
8C1
PREPARED BY
DR. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by Druggists.
Worth $5 a bottle.
the lowest.
a nice selected stock of standard
prints, Indigo Blue, Simpson's
Blacks, Dress ginghams. Biswic
suiting, Challies cashmeres, and
They have just received an
brocaded goods with the best lot
of 10 ets worsteds on the market. elegent line of
Ladies' white dresc goods, cross
's r Hamburg, Oriental lace, rib
bons, gloves, ladies' and misses'
CLOTHING
hoes, corsets and corset jeans,
Damnsk table cloths, lace scim
a nd creton goods, silk, thread, Embracing all the choice
!button hole twist. Jeans cloth styles in makes and fabrics,
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JACOB. W1KK. A. B., i'UINTlPAL.-©#
Opens June 9th, 1890. The course THOROUGH, with
special advantages to those wishing to prepare for teach
ing Greek, Latin, German, Higher Mathematics, Naturi
Sciences, Penmanshiy, Short-hand etc., and arrangement.'
will be made for those desiring music. & ^Tuition from .75
to |2 per mo- 'or pm deulars-ac .h-esss the principal at Solo, N. C
YQ
r41TT 7
5 rnyi r i i
1.5 11' Lib 11A!
rsi
THE
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D OLLAR
P ER
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IN
A DVANCE,
0
from 18V. to 75 cts Iter v.a I'd
L-+
" A i
'
' which will go DIRT CHEAP
DlDXS aitQ MIOeS
Has recently enlarged his storehouse and stock of goods.
.
HARDWARE,
His store house is how 60 feet long and thoroughly filled
Come and see our fiine line of
in the greatest abundance, such
with new goods, which he proposes to soil at PRICES
as hoes, plows, clevises, grass Gents, Ladies, Misses and
! rods, heel bolts, horse shoes and Child reus tine
!
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t
; nails. Table cutlery, hinges, haulI mers, files, rim knob ocks, butts
SHOES! SHOES! 1
cud screws. Boffin goods, silvermounted handles, screws hinges
a nd ornaments. A very fine lot of
We defy competition on Highest market price paid for all kinds country produceQUE ENS-WARE
ItOOlS AND HERBS A SPECIALTY.
quality, prices and styles.
Gold band china, teas and plates,
Write him for a list of Roots, Herbs, and prices
bowles au-.l pitchers, glass-ware,
iiiiips etc. G ROCERIES . Extra
They have a complete line 4. 24.
C sugar 12 lbs for $1. Gol of Henrietta cloth, cashmeres
den drip syrup, rice and spices.
that will Surprise you.
Oils, tanner's and engine; Un
pen tine. Just received 500
G;Ok ns stone-ware, ei-ocks,
eh urns, "jars jugs etc. Give
me acall. Resp. .K D. TAYJ OR.
A COAiFLEl'E NE WS P A -
PER!
,The Prideofthe North Caroli
na Press."
Do you want to aid in building
UAi
up a paper that shall reflect the
ginghams, prints, lawns,
muslins, laces, ribbons etc.
n T5 i\
OPENING-! NEW GOODS!
o
Their stock of Groceries is
full to overflowing and of the j, gf A
very best quality, consitingof
Flour,
Bacon,
Lard,
It is gratifying to us to announce to our numerous
customers that we have now, and still arriving the largest,
Coffee,
stock of goods ever brougt to Watauga. We have recent
Sugar,
ly bought in Philadelphia and Knoxville $6000.00 worth
Rice
of NEW GOODS.
Ou • stock consists of all varieties of
Teas,
goods kept in a first class store. We have a nice line of
Cigars,
ready made CLOTHING that we ore offering Low down.
Cigarette,
SHOES!
OVEB-SXIOES!
HOOTS!
Cheroots etc.
Ladies dress goods in all qualities, colors and prices.
Gents furnishing goods! Collars, cuffs, Neck ware, shirts
Groceries, Hardware, Queens- socks and anything you want in the latest styles. If ATS!
ware Glassware & etc Cutlery to suit men, women and children
Hardware, crookei ,
NOTICE!
By virtue of the power of j go a I est credit on North Caroli
sale contained in a cert ain | ?) 'V no me ter where it may 1>
mortgage deed, executed b.y seen ? Then patronize
Elbert Wells and his wife The Wilmington Messenger,
A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER
Avis P Wells on the 75 day
Do you want a reliable paper
of August 1889 and register
ed in the registers office of giving you all the news of the
said county in book "C" of world—a Democratic newspaper
that equals the
mortgages,-page 21 and 22, largest circulation,best- has the
and lias for
in the Knoxrille Journal of said mortgage being execut twenty-one years been a part
the 26th. How it came to ed to Frederick Shook to and factorin thegrowth anddevsecure balance due on two
of the Old
North both pocket an 1 tab!,., Scythed fanttlng.qtinfeJ#, &p in «re«t quant itiw. Our
wVro
be sent to the Journal L am notes 1st 850 d a b J Nov. 16 velopment Then subscrbe for
State?
0"?1'1 ^h' Db'T'11 r"!'
butts
at a loss to know, as I have 1886. 2ml note 1 ; 5 Xov. 16 THE WILMINGTON MESSENGER And snaths, i U ! and «aews, f, benefit oi them. Come and see our fine stock and you
,
' the
not eng 1 ged in '"com? forfeit- 1886. I will expose to sa[e
cross-cut and hand sows, all o
c,]TV to buv. Extra inducements will be offered "for
(lam paign Ra rtes:
the next 60 days for CASH . We take all kinds of produce
ing" of any kind, nor have I at public out cry a t the rpilie "Dully Messenger.'' by which will be s'dd
i
and live st Ov k aspe; iaity. Tliank • g our friends for past
been arrested for so doing; court house door in Boone mail, 4 mor
ntm, on trial, for
on the 1st Monday in Sept. | 82.00
patronage, we he;»e to m u it it in the future by honest
furthermore, I never recei ve: i t being- the first day-of said |!
dealings and good Bargains, we ai-ej^
the slightest intimation from month one hundred acres of II The weekly "Transcript MesRemarkal'ly Low.
r," (the largest and
any quarter that I was sus land for cash in hand lying
Very Respectfully,
pected of such transactions one the head praters of D i tc!i I best paper in the "State) 9
ere k a rlj oi I ii ng the laiids of \ months on trial for $1.00
until I saw the to]reran,
Cat h in advance. Both Yon are cordially invited
E, H, DOUGH ERTY&BROfrom Johnson City in respect John Shook, .Tames Brewer qr r ire large Eight-Page
and others. The iale is to j
to examine our immense
to myself. The whole 'thing- satisfy said notes interest in i i. Send Postal Card
»
{ & i. «•
tp
was gotten up by my ene and cost on some. Frede with the address of five per stock of goods we feel sure
son;- and receive sample cop we can suit you in prices,
mies for the purpose of ruin rick Shook, a \ o per w. IT.
DEALERS
IN
styles etc.
ing me in my business, and I Byrd const. Jhisjulv 25th ies of THE MESSENGER.
Oct. 1st. 1888. tf.
1890.
HPT"Prompt attention giv
pronounce the report false in
ft 17 vv
F. 1. McM.illion and Son of the
-..bit '• ING MAC
every particular.
Mouth of Vv ilson Va., are Mar»u- en to all Mail Orders.
-Lr- te.; idis^n
.e n
If you think of buying a
Yours Respc't.
V. B. BOWERS.
factures of all kinds of. woolen
-. "4?: - y -:y*: . -X
:A'\ f •i 'tXTQ;
goods, which tin;y will send to
SEWING MACHINE,
^ . •
A colored state convention
your door in exchance for wool.
a-nrTv-iill'• + .-» ''UT f - 'Dw- «T ^ iv 18 " *'!v
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"v>;ifr :j » ig 1*r*« V," X'' A
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v ^
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S
The - also keeD a fullline of their
met at Raleigh, Tuesday, to BBGOIES, OI X AND Tor
a,7 AM VI
for prices. I carry a full line of e-^r—
'
• •' •'
o : hand at Southerland®,
'claim a just share of the PT.ATFO'RM S
j.
_ y_
q
needles and party ,such as .
^
"Sxt
y P a i the May the 1st, 18.90.
Shu files, Bobbins, Drivers, $C:
/%tMi
public pntromigu and to dc-| Pheatous, Road Carta
wool.
3
f
nounce those men who have;
...
Oils tc., all of which can be
mc seufc y mail.
C-.'»'>Iil Watubjj
JLp, 14-.m
assumed to themselves the j"
for sale, y , , . D.
• • \ W,,rtH 104.11(1. B, «t <f5
•
i \*si
I have a < ood line of fishing
' -'dh> tin' world. I'irfeot
7,1 _ iimrkrfpsr.Wtirr&uted heavy,
leadership of the republican ; Clarke, Blowing Rock, N. C.
v' •;solid GOLD hunting cases.
Hackles, Trom Elies, Hooks,
;.•/. -t
Both ladies'and gent's sizes,
SSiih
with works and cases of
party in North Carolina." | e ,:rThc above imincrl vehie- rK-f^lh
lanes etc,
Scins a sf ecialty,
o> -j# if
, equal value. Oxe Plftso^in
each locality
secure one
will send thf m out by mail.
< R IT S
There was quite a large at-1leg will he sold elt«ip foreush CALk ^ ....dJ*ee, together can ounehoUl
with our litr/re
valuable line of XV
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8an>trloe. These samples, as well
tend en ce. »/. 11. Young, oi j or (en (it d in concha n go tor
tS, P, AN(j£.L,
the watch, ere free. All the work you
need Jo is show
we
yon
Raleigh, called the conven- \go d young horsesorcatth In valuabletotrade forwhatwhb-hsendabont to those who call—your
friends and neighbors am! those
you—that always results
I8N< )X VIlLK,
us.
holds for years when oru o started,
a51(i fxamme them.
and thus we are repaid. We p\y all express, freight, etc. After
TFYN
tion to order, and gave the
you know allHf ycu would liko to ^o to work for us. rou can
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earn from
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upward*
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VOL 3
LI.WILLE.
BOONE, WATAUGA COUNTY, N. C., THURSDAY,. SEPTEMBER, II, 1890.
NO. ft
ern States? which they calcu Force bill to bo impolitic, ing, the top of' the fi rst nsseen part of attention, on the top shine with an imperishable
late can be carried with all shows that the negroes are si on. Here the path deviated of which stands the renown lustre long after tiirn shall
of the election machinery in not hankering after the "pro from its original course and ed and far-famed sanitarium have dimmed the brightness
in the hands of unscrupulous teetion" which the republi turned at an angle with the and summer resort, "Cloud- of the youthful eyes that
Federal agents.
cans in Congress are so anx route we had just traversed. land Motel." Looking west gazed in raptuous wonder on
Next will come the Con ious to give them.
Higher the blazing orb of day the Lnaka range looms up that memorable day.
gressional and electoral col To-day is "laborday",and ascended towards the zenith, grand and imposing in the
ONE OF THE PARTY.
A place planned and developing
lege apportionment under it is being generally observed still we had not attained half distance. To the noith the
The daup and decaying vege
AS
the new census, which is to by the Labor organizations our journey's end, but tired lofty peaks of the Clinch tation of regions newly cleared
h
be manipulated in the inter of the city. They want Con and weary, we stopped to rest range, in the Alleghanies, of timber, exposed to the rays of
at
ests of the republican party. gress to make it a national and admire the beauties of stand out like silent sentinels the sun, is sure to breed malaria.
i A GREAT RESORT
Dr. J. H. McLean's Chills and
If only the question of right holiday. fc
our present surroundings. looking across the distant Fever Cure, by mild and gentle
and precedent were con The preliminary farce to Soon the pangs of hunger and plains and far-away battle action will radically cure. 50
Situated in the Mountains ot sidered this apportionment deprive another democrat of thirst began to assert them fields where Old Virginia's cents a bottle.
Two Rood War Stories.
would be left for the Fifty his sea t—Breckenridge, of Ar- selves, and seated beside a gallant heroes lie moulder
second Congress to deal with kansas—is going on in the tiny stream that trickled ing in her sacred dust.
WESTERN NORTE CARO
—so it has been since the House to r day. It is hoped down from rock to rock, be Long will the writer remem Congresman Allen, of MisLINA,
foundation of our govern that his constituents will see neath the umbrageous bran ber standing here, with fold sissippi, never tires of telling
ment—but the republican to it that he comes back to ches of a wide-spreaping ma ed arms, silently and rever funny tails about the war.
party has never been in the the next House with such a ple, we prepared for lunch. ently musing over the buried Here are two:
A region NOTED for health
habit of letting little things big majority that even a re After partaking of the delica past while gazing out on all A Confederate soldier in a eer
fulness and betauy of Scenery. like right and precedent publican election committee
cies prepared by the shapely this broad expanse of won tain regiment had become no
stand its way, and it is too will not dare to question his hands of our fair companions drous beauty.
Here may ted for running away from
AN ELEVATION OF 3,800 FEET
late to expect it to reform right to represent his people. and refreshing ourselves with the thoughtful stand and every fight. On one occasion
With Cool, Invigorating now.
Repressn tati ve Canno n, Nature's own beverage, we feel the thrilling pathos that his Captain found hi in in line
:
Incidentally it is proposed whose vulgarity precipitated again proceeded to scale the fires the poet's soul; here as an unexpected attack
—Climate.—
that a large number of bills the rumpus which ended in a dizzy heights. Thus refresh may the artist pitch his tent opened. Standing behind him
carrying large appropria slugging match on the floor ed' by rest and the late repast, to exercise his skill; here will the Captain drew his pistol
It is being laid out with taste tions which the shrewd lead of the House last week, has
we walked with quicker and the most indifferent stand and said:
and skill, with well gra
ers of the party temporarily thereby so endeared himself firmer steps; fired with enthu transfixed with wonder; here "Now, John, up to this ti me
side tracked early in the pres to Speaker Reed that he has siasm, our joyous little band may the infidel feel the you have run from every
ded roads and
ent session are to be railroad been asked to go up to Maine ga ve vent to every feeling of strange sensations of com min fight. You have disgraced
EXTENSIVE
ed through and in order to and make some speeches in delight in one united voice as gled love and admiration for yourself on every occasion.
carry this programme out his district. It is to be hop each new object and dazzling the Creator of all this stupen Now, if you stir from the line
FOREST PARKS.
successfully a quorum of re ed that he will not use the scene unveiled itself to the dous scenery bubbling up this time I intend to shoot
publican Senators have, ac same language he did in the ra ptnred gaze; animated with spontaneously from even his you dead. 1 shall stand here,
A desirable place for fine residen cording to Senator Frye, House.
rising hope, incited by desire callous heart; here may the right behind you, and if you
ces an d
who ought to be good re
to reach the goal, we loitered poet, in dreamy reverie, find start to run 1 shall certainly
A DAY IN THF MOUNTAINS.
publican authority, agreed
not by the way, but on till words to express eveFpnoble kill you."
to adopt a gag rule for the
-HEAL1HFUL HOMES—
we reached the table-land— passion that quivers in the John heard the Captain
Editor Democrat:
Senate similar to the one
on through a tangled sea of human breast; here may the through, and drawing him
A Good opportunity for prof with which Spea ker Reed has IT is with some misgivings weeds—on, on to the "land of weary of the busy world find self to an unusual height, re
itable investments.
plied:
bound the House hand and that I make this attempt to the sky." We now leave the rest and sweet repose.
write on a subject of which I level plateau and rest at the Where once the panther's "WaD, Captain. you may
$ssTFor illustrated pamphlet feet.
shoot me if you like, but I'll
stealthy prowl
Another nice little scheme know I cannot give an ade base of the last ascension. We
address
quate description, and but struggle up and gain the sum Began at close of day;
never give any low-lived, low
in connection with this recess
for knowing that the scenes mit—the pinnacle of tfie Here where the wild wolfs dis down yankee the privilege of
business is, that the pretense
tant howl
LINVILLE IMPROVEMENT CO.,
doing it."
is to be made that the meas and beauties on which wegaz "Hu mp."
Struck terror to its prey.
LINVILLE, MITCHELL CO.
ed so justly merit a written Such a scene as now lay
At Murfeesboro a Confeder
ures in which the Farmers'
Here where the native Red man
N. C. and the Labor organizations description, however feebly
ate soldier was rushing to the
stood
stretching out before the ea
o—29—6 mo.
rear with all the speed he
are interested similar to the portrayed, I should never ger gaze is beyond the pow In all his savage glory;
compound lard bill, the a- have begun it. The morning er of pen to portray. Here Here he the dusky maiden woo could command. An officer
ed,
mendments to the eight-hour of Aug. the 23rd was bright rests virgin Nature in all her And told his love's wild story. hailed him and sneeringly
WASHINGTON LETTER.
law, and to the alien con and fair. Never dawned a day tranquil beauty. Not a fleck Where once the eagle's piercing inquired why he was running
so fast away from the Yan
scream
From our Regular Correspondent tract law already passed by more perfect in its loveliness, of cloud floated across the
kees. The soldier without
the House cannot be acted more resplendent in its calm broad domain of Heaven's Echoed from hill to hill,
serenity. Early the air was ethereal bine, but hovering And woke the wild fawn from its stopping yelled back:
For the Democrat
upon unless those extra three
dream
"Because I can't fly".
Senator Edmunds has ex weeks are made use of. The crisp and cool, but soon the over all, the rim of its con Beside the shady rill.
golden bars of light shot up cave vault seemed stooping Here where the hunter first es —Galveston News.
posed the cloven republican object in this pretense is to
foot by bis resolution for a try and make it appear to the eastern sky and gilded to kiss the far-away moun
pied
Sick Headache and a sensation
of oppression and dullness in the
Congressional recess, instead the farmers and workingrnen the mountain domes, and o- tain peaks that rose up in The canon of the Doe,
of adjournment, from Sep that the democrats in oppos ver a slumbering world the solemn grandeur to receive And watched its limpid waters head, are very commonly pro
glide
duced by indigestion: morbid
tember 19, to November 10. ing the Edmunds resolution great king of Day rose up in the fond caress.
Through fertile vales below.
despondency, irritability and
Having by varous methods are opposing the considera all its majestic beauty. Soon Looking towards the east Here where the sun-kissed moun over sensitivness of the nerves
may, in a majority of cases, be
all nature, under the gentle the eye is first attracted by
tain peaks
succeeded in getting a date tion of their interests.
traced to tlie same cause, nr. J.
influence of its genial rays, the towering form of the In silent grandeur rise;
set for the disposal of the Mr. Harrison has signed
Here where the blush of Even H. McLeans Liver and Kidney
tariff bill—the most unjust the meat inspection bill, thus began to assume a spirit of noted "Grand
Balm and rillots will positively
ing's cheeks
Father,"
cure.
financial measure of the age giving himself great power, awakening. The chilly mists standing like a guardian In beauty tints the skies.
—the republicans now pro in a commercial sense, than of night vanished from the over the less lofty peaks that Here where the morning's first Forcible Language from the pulpit.
fair beams
pose that Congress shall is possessed by any Europe valleys; myriads of dew drops surround it on every side;
Across the mountains dart;
meet again after the Con an sovereign, with the pos sparkled on the grass; the a little to the left the famous Here where the lingering sunset The paster of one of the
Babylon
(Long Island)
gressional elections in order sible exception of the Czar of happy birds caroled their "Hanging Rock" is clearly
gleams,
morning songs, and the pul seen projecting out and hang Reluctant to depart.
churches is quoted as deliv
hat it may proceed to do Russia.
what it does not dare to do There is a rumor that the sations of the busy world be ing a thousand feet above Here where the dying light of ering the following brief but
pointed discourse at the
before those elections. This River and Harbor bill, which gan.
the yawning gulf below; be Stillday
leaves
morning service for the bene
action of Mr. Edmunds was is now in conference, is to go At 9 o'clock our little par yond, the Pilot looms up in While sombrea crimson stain,
shades of twilight
fit of the gaudily dressed
taken because Mr. Harrison over until after the Elections, ty of six began our journey. bold relief md stands out
lay
After leaving Elk Park our lined in the cloudless ether; Lilke curtains o 'er the plain.
young men who have been in
•efused to assume the re- in order to keep down the to
ponsibility of calling an tal a m oi mt of a p pro pria ti ons path led through a beautiful beyond the Pilot the vision Dear patient readers, a few the habit of sauntering into
xjra session for the sole pur made by the present Con stretch of valley of chestnuts, becomes blurred, and it is im- words more and I shall have church late and leaving be
hemlock and mapleonagrad posible tolonger separate and finished. It is useless for me fore the services closed: "For
;se of enacting odious polit gress.
nal incline to the base of the classify the different pea/cs; to repeat what has already the benefit of the young men
laws and making unnecIFall street pressure has
ary appropriations,
made Secretary Windom is first asscension. Now began they become commingled like been said in the preface that who come into this church
first and foremost, if the sue a call $.20,000,000 more our precipitous climb to the millions of breakers on a I have utterly failed to do after service has commenced
mblicans are allowed to 4% per cent bonds which will "laud of the sky." Up the stormy ocean until lost to my subject justice, but feel and leave before the collec
ry out their programme, mature in September 1891. steep mountain side—through sight in the dim, blue line ing assured that there are tion plate is passed I wish to
d they will not, unless the He offers to pay par and ac dark recesses of hemlock and that marks the course of the those who will, at least, ap say that the hour of service
.ited legitimate efforts of crued interest to date of ma rhododendron tluitarched a- Blue Ridge.
preciate the effort, however is 11 o'clock and the benedic
bove our heads—we gradually Looking South, across the imperfectly accomplished, 1 tion is pronounced by 12. I
democrats shall fail to turity.
event it, will come the Senator Morgan has pre wended our way—anon stop pinnacle or ball of the "Yel shall make no further apolo would also remark that the
orce bill, upon which the sented to the Senate a resolu ping to rest or gather ferns low," is another, and nearer, gy and have nothing to re style of attire adopted by
epublicans are already bank tion adopted by a mass-meet and wild flowers that grew in portion of the Bine Ridge gret, since having realized a these young men, while per
ag to carry the Presidential ing of colored men at J>ir- profusion around us. On past range, in which the Table shadowless day replete with haps very becoming, is more
and moss-covered
suited for tennis court, ball
•lection of '92—their leaders mingham, Alabama, against glens
Rock forms the most conspic the tidiness of unruffled joy
field or bull fight than for the
expect to lose the next House; the passage of the Force bill. bowlders—stopping to drink
and in the sunny presence of
but a?-e raising a large fund This added to the fact that the clear, crystal waters that uous figure from our point kind, congenial Friends, whose house of God."—Messenger.
Looking
FOR DYSPEPSIA,
to try and save themselves a meeting of negroes at Phil- bubbled from the hill-sides— of observation.
fond remembrance, associat
Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, use
from defeat by the aid of the a del i > h i a ad o p ted a resol u t i o n we emerged from the shady southeast the celebrated ed with the fadeless scenes of
BROWN'S IKON BITTERS.
All dealers
it, SI per bottle. Genuine has
electoral votes of four South declaring the passage of t he woods into a beautiful open "Roan" attracts the greater beauty 1 love so well, will trade-mark keepcrossed red lines on wrapper.
and
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1
—
The Watauga Democrat,1any.
of appointing some other the Phillips
ol house and
W. B. COUNCILL, M. D.
Democrat, and thus has ob A. C. Farthing at the church
Now comes the eliinnx of
Boone, N. C.
tained the opportunity to!
D. It. Dougherty, Editor.
the picnic, which was the "pic give the Washington post-j to-morrow. Speeches all in
Resident Physician. Office
R C. Itivers, Publisher
pie,"tir in other words, the office to some Republican a j harmony. We think a great
on King Street north of Post
Office.
A DEMOCRATIC family news- dinner. Such a bountiful re- year and a half sooner than; deal of good was done. The
June 12 88. ly.
attendance large.
People
per devoted to the interests of; past of good things to fresh- he would otherwise have been
able to do. Mr. Ross will speak in high terms of the
County, State and Natiom Pub-| en ^j ie j nner ri ian you seldom
lished every Thursday at Boone,
make a first class commis- i
see on such occasions. The la sioner, but there will be one meeting. NI -xt session to be
Watauga County, N.C.
dies seemed to vie with each less Democrat holding a Fed held with Flat Top church,
—DEALERS IN,—
Thursday, Sept. 11th, 181)0. other as to who should ex eral office than before the to begin Friday before 5th
cel in dainties, as well as sub change. Harrison never fails Sunday in Nov.
Valle Crucis, N. C., stantials; and such appetites to seize a chance to get a Sunday a large congrega
General Nerchandise,
Sep. 8, 1890. after the walk, and such a good Federal office for some tion and well ordered at the
man who will help him to
Editor Demotrat:
We have now, on hand a
bracing atmosphere. I really secure a renomination, and close of the services. A col
It is not often that I com felt sorry for your publisher. it is safe to say that some lection was taken for the
complete line of
municate with ye news-paper I could sympathize with him, useful politician will now be completion of the church
men, but by the request of for I think he and I were the made post master of Wash- amounting to $19.40.
GENERAL MERCHAN
some parties, I shall attempt last to relinquish our holds, ingtion.—Na tional Dem.
I left Saturday evening
DISE.
to give you a few lines as de (upon the dinner I mean), for
and received the Sunday re
port after I had written the
PROGRAMME.
scriptive of an excursion par I arrived at my destination
CONSISTING OF,
ty, skyward bound, on last Saturday evening, and I no The fifth Sunday union above. C. S. FARTHING , Mod
[Dry Goods,]
J. YOUNCE , Cl'k.
Saturday.
ticed it was late Sunday night meeting of the Three Fork
[Notions,]
As we expect to make a
association, met with AntiThrough the kindness of before he returned."
[Groceries,]
change in our busines at an
our esteemed friend, ex-Shff. As all earthly pleasures end, och, on Friday before the
[Shoes,]
Baird, I was tendered a seat So shortly after we had dined fifth Sunday at 11 o'clock.
early day, we are now offer
Decended from the rock, in The introductory sermon
[Hats,]
in his barouche, in company
A Democratic county con
time
was deli rered by Rev. J. T. vention is hereby called to ing for the next 30 days, our [Hardware,]
with his twocharmingdaugh
To escape the approaching Stephens. Text: Luke 16-8.
meet in Boone on Friday,
ters, Misses Vickie and Nora ,
rain.
[Tinware,]
Subject: Work for Christ. Oct. 3rd 1890, to nominate
and Mr. James Baird, the lat Trusting that 1 have not
[Glassware,]
er holding the ribbons that intruded too iruch on your Adjourned until 2:30. p. m. a county ticket. Primary
Assembled again. Organ conventions will be held at
[Crockery,]
guided the two spirited bays valuable space, I am yours,
the voting places in the res
Oh
ized by appointing 6. S. Far pective townships on Thurs
that dashed off in the direc with respect,
[Medicines,]
J. W. C.
thing Moderator and J. day, Oct. 2nd 1890, at 2
tion of Hanging Rock.
Younce, Sect'y.
o'clock p. m. to appoint del —MERCHANDISE— of which we are offering at
Upon reaching the Falls of
DO OUR DUTY.
1. Question discussed on egates to said county con
Dutch Creek we had other
vention. All Democratic vo
pleasant accessions to our The Wilson Mirror admir the pragramme: Should ters and all other voters who AT A VERY LOW FIGURE.
party in the persons of Mr. ably says: Can we pass in mission work be discontin believe in equal and exact
We also take in exchange
D. F. Mast and lady, Mr. R. safety, and can we find deliv ued in Cuba on account of justice to all and exclusive
C. Rivers, your genial and erance for our threatened the late imprisonment of privileges to none, and who In many things less than for goods,
worthy publisher, who, by the and endangered party. Yes. Rev. A. J. Diaz. Subject are in favor of calling a halt
ACTUAL COST.
Wheat,
in the present system of tax
way, appears to have quite a How? Do our duty. Yes, opened by J. Younce, follow ation in favor of the rich and
Corn,
fascination in the direction of do (mr duty, and that duty ed by D. C. Har man, A. C. against the poor, are request Come and see us and get a
Pye,
Oats,
said Rock; Mr. Claud Lovill, is to abide the decision of Farthing, J. J. T. Reece, J. ed to attend and take a part
Chicken
of your place, Uor whom the the conventions, and to sup H. Farthing and J. F. Mc in said conventions.
Eggs,
J. F. SPAINHOUR,
port the glorious zeal and Bride.—Answer, no.
River valley appears to have
& etc,
Ch'm Dem. Ex. Com.
burning enthusiasm the nom On motion appointed Pas
attractions.) As we proceed
Respectfully,
SO GIVE US A CALL.
ed up the mountain we were inees proclaimed by those ter J. H. Farthing, the Clerk
high and sacred tribunals of and Deacons, of this church Life will acquire new zest, and
H. C. MARTIN & CO.
overtaken by C. D. Taylor,
return,
a committee on devotional cheerfulnessliver and if you will Blowing Rock, Aug. 19, '90.
Esq., driving his span of bays, the people.
impel your
kidneys to
May the 15th. 1890.
accompanied by the accom The white republican of exercises, who reported for the performance of their funtions
to night J. F. McBride to Dr. J. H. McLean's Liver and Kid
plished Miss Alice Baird. A- the South is beginning to
ney rmlrn will stimulate them to
long the route we were joined find his colored brother strep preach here at the church to healthful action. $1.00 per bot
tleby others journejung in the erous. So long as the colo morrow at 11 o'clock.
Fan be pleasantly accommo
same direction, until by the red brother was willing to A motion to adjourn until There are many accidents and
8:30 to-morrow morning diseases which affect Stock and
dated at the boarding house
time we reached the summit vote and asked for nothing
of
Prayer by causa serious inconvenience and
of the mountain road where there were just enough Fede was adopted.
loss to the farmer in his work,
GLOBE ACADEMY,
Lrwis W. Farthing.
we decamped for the pinna ral offices to go around
which may be quickly remedied
GLOBE, CALDWELL CO. N. C.
SATURDAY MORNING.
cle of HangingRock, our com among the white republicans
by the use of Dr. J. H. McLean's
Special advantages offered
pany had swolen to some 18 and everything was lovely— Met again at the appoint Volcanic Oil Liniment.
them in music. A new up
Praise services
or 20. Now the line of march for the pale faced emigrants ed hour.
right piano will be used.
conducted by J. F. McBride The quality of the blood de
began, afoot, for the sky of the north. But the black
They will be given such in
pends much upon good or bad
digestion and assimilation, to
struction
in
the
lit
ward station which is said republican is beginning to for 30 minutes.
2. Is Scriptural baptism make the blood rich in life and
erary department as they
-oto be one mile distant; but clamor for offices, and the
strength givingconstituenns, use
will NEED and USE in the
unless you, Mr. Editor, are white republican is in trouble. the only prerequisite to ob nr. J. H. McLean's strengthening
actual operations of life.
serving the Lords supper? cordial and Blood purifier, it will
more accustomed to climbing At the Republican conven
Boys will find good accom
such stair-ways than your tion in the Seventh Georgia Subject opened by J. F. Far nourish the properties of the W r e have recently made a modations and will be pre
blood from which the elements of
pared for college or business.
humble servant, you would District last Monday one thing, followed by D. C. Har- vitality are drawn. 1.00 per
BIG CUT in prices. Owing to Fa 11 term opens Aug. 11th
likely think as he did, that it colored brother from Bartow man, A. C. Farthing and E. bottle.
the fact that we contemplate 1890. For further particu
was three times the distance. county was loud in denuncia H. Dougherty.—Answer, yes.
Republican Convention.
lars, apply to
3 Should a church with
Nothing more than usual tion of the Administration
a change in our business
A. E. BOOTH , Principal.
however, on such expeditions He declared the republicai draw fellow ship from a mem As chairman of the Repub
about
oceurred, except that your party was only kept togeth ber who practices dram drink lican Executive Committee of
ing? Subject opened by J. J. Watauga Conuty, North Car
humble contumble laboring er in Georgia for the purpose
under the oppressive heat, of bringing the office holders T. Reece, followed by J. L. olina, it becomes my duty to The 15th of Sept.
—AND—
call upon all republicans and
with his 181 lbs. of avoirdu to the front. His speeches- Sherwood, A. C. Farthing, persons without regart to
KNOCKED OUT!
pois, together with a basket he made a number—were I. W. Thomas, E. H. Dough past political affiliations,
J. P. HENSON, DARK RIDGE,
of viands which addded some vigorous kicks because the erty and J. F. McBride.— who are in sympathy with
N. C.,
For most wonderful bar
25 or 30 lbs more to the bur negro brother is not sufficien Answer: A church should the principles of the republi
den, succumbed and called a tly recognized. So far as the withdraw feliowship from a can party in this county to gains in Dry Goods, Notions is just receiving a large stock
meet
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
halt for recuperation. About negro is concerned, he said, member who practices dram court in conention at the Boots, Shoes, Hats, Cloth
house in Boone on
drinking if the church can
ing, and in fact anything which will be sold for Cash or
noon the summit was reach there is no difference between
Tuesday, Sep. 25, 1890, at
ed, and about the first thing the administration of Har not reclaim him.
10, a. m., for the purpose of kept in a first class store, country produce at prices
never before heard of. Give
that attracted my attention rison and Cleveland.—Na 4. Shall men at the judg nominatinga Legi si at i ve and Call on us at,
him a call,
ment receive a reward for Gounty ticket. The chair
among the crowd who had tional Democrat.
apr 2') ly.
what they have believed, or man of the different town
preceded us, was a lady hold
ships will call their township
ing an infant, apparently a- One of the best appoint what they do? Opened by meetings on Saturday, Sep., BLOWING ROCK.
Revolvers.
bout six months old, and the ments made by. President E. II. Dougherty, followed 20th, and elect two delegates
Etc,
idea occurred to me, where is Cleveland was that of John by I. W. Thomas and A. C. and two alternates to coun They must go, and it is to
W. Ross as postmaster at Farthing.—Answer: What ty convention. Everybody
it they don't take babies in
Washington City. The pre they do.
invited as there will be some your interest to give us a Breech loading double shot gun
this country?
vious encumbent was a son
prominent speaker to address call.
$8 to $50, single breech loaders
The next event, aside from of ex-Senator Conger, of Mich 5. How shall mission work- the people.
to $12, breech loadingrifies.'$3
J. C. RAY,
All persons indebted to us $4 $15, Double barrel Muzzle load
the pretty ladiesand courtly- igan, who was always allow be increased among the mem
to
CUM. REP. EX. COM.
must make settlement by ing shot gunR $5.50 bo $20, Re
gen tlemen from Banner Elk, ed to serve out his term of bers of our churches. Open
four years, which lasted with ed by J. L. Sherwood, follow
the 15th of September, or we peating Rifles, 10 shooter, $10 to
that attracted me was the
$30; Revolvers$1 to $20. send 3
in a year of the close of Mr. ed by C. Farthing, I. W Thorn
myriads of what was called Cleveland's administration.
will be forced to collect, ac cts. for Mamoth illustrated cata
the flying ants. The atmos Mr. Ross was then appoint as, I). C. Harman, A. C. Far J. R. PRITCHARD, PROPRIETOR. cording to law. Hopingyou logue NO . 40. Address GREAT WEST
phere about the highest rocks ed and has made an excel thing and J. J. T. Reece.— TERMS $1.25 PER DAY. will readily respond, we are, ERNGUN WORKS, Pittsburg, Pa.
was black with them, and lent postmaster; but the law Answer: By preaching and Special arr angeinenta by the week
YOURS RESP'T,
or month.
when they shook your hand, requires t hat one of the Com practicing the whole council
missioners of the District of of God, and keeping our mem
McLENDON & MOORE.
nose or face, made you wish Columbia shall be a democrat
ELK PARK, N. C.
bers mindful of this work.
yon had never heard of "one's and Mr. L. G. Hine, the dem
OUR NEW
6—26. 4 mo.
Gold WatchL
a(u)nt." As to the scenery, ocrat on the board, having 6. The best method of inWorth® I ©O.i
Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Pat
watch in the world. Perfect
ent business conducted for Moderate Fees.
from the top of the rock, it resigned because the Arfriy stsucting penitents. Opened F. J. McMillion and Son of the
timekeeper. Warranted heary,
Our Office is Opposite U. S. Patent Office,
" SOLID GOLD hunting caeee.
by I. W. Thomas, followed Mouth of Wilson Va., are Manu
•Both ladies' and gent • sizee,
and we can secure patent in less time than those
]*Uis one of those grand land engineer officer on the board
rwith works and caeee of
remote from Washington.
factures of all kinds of woolen
fequal ralue. One persoh in
Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip
n»ach locality can eecure one
scape views of mountain and sided with the Republican i by .1. F. McBride, J. H. Far goods, which they will send to
tion. We advise, if patentable or not, free of
HTrce, together with oar larga
Commissioner, Mr. Douglass, thing, D. C. Harmon and A.
charge. Our fee not due till patent is secured.
id valuable line of IIouaehold
valley that must be seen to in running all the affairs of
vour door in exchance for wool.
nplea. Theae eamplee, aa well
A Pamphlet, "How to Obtain Patents," with
9A the watch, are free.
All the work you
C. Farthing.
of actual
ie ehow what we eend yon
appreciate; and will well i 5 e- the Capital, President Har Committee on devotional They also keen a fullline of their need doandtoneighbors and thoee aboutto thoee who call—your namessent free. clients in your State, county, or
town,
Address,
friend*
you—thatalwaye reeulta
goods on hand at Southerlands, In valuable trade for ue, which holde foryeare when onesstarted,
thue
pay
express, freight, etc. After
pay one for the trouble to rison has transfeied Mr. exercises report to night at j Ashe Co., N. C. They pay the and knowwe are repaid. Welike all go to work for ue. you cun C. A.SNOW <5t CO.
you
all, if you would
to
earn from
to ®BO per week and upwarde. Address,
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D. C.
ascend the rock on some clear Ross to the place, instead the church, I, W. Thomas at 1 highest price for wool.
Mtlnaon A Co.. Box*1*. Portland, Maine.
S.F. Lsaoir, & Co,,
SPECIAL!!
GREAT REDUCTION IN
PRiCES,
Democratic Gounty Con
vention.
ETOEE STOCK
Lowest Prices,
BARGAIN.
S F. LENOIR & GO.,
20 Watauga Girls
Listen!
ROOK BOTTOM STRUCK
BAMER HOUSE.
W
�/
'WL BRYAN,
There is a law surpassing plain,
—Editor Dougherty return
COLLETSVILLE.
ed from his trip through the
And this is not at all suprising,
To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. country last Tuesday but
iklitor DEMOCRAT .—Some 11 mad e men rich, and will again
was so unwell that he has
Are wrought by the .ue of Ayer's Hair
1 copy 1 year
$1. .00
thing new in the way of tak It is the law of advertising.
Vigor in restoring gray hair to Its original
Still Oil Hand With a
1 " 6 months
50 not been able to do any work
color, promoting a new growth, preventon this issue. Hope he may ing a collection has occured
•ng the hair
falling, keeping it soft,
1 " 3 months
35
With a feeble appetite and im
be able to give our readers a in Caldwell and Watauga perfect digestion, it is impossible silky, anil abundant, and the scalp cool,
ADVERTISING RATER.
healthy, and
Nice line of
more newsy and interesting counties recently. A preach for the body to secure the requis The universalfree from dandruff or humors.
testimony Is that tills prep
aration has no equal as a dressing, and
1 inch 1 week
$ .75 paper uext week.
er has been traveling and ite amount of nurishinent. Ayer's is. therefore, indispensable to every well1 " 1 month
1.75
—Misses Emma and Jennie preaching and in hissermons Sarsaparilla not only simulates furnished toilet. Ayer's Hair Vigor for some
1 " 3 "
3.00
"I have used
1 " 6 "
5.00 Councill leave soon for Hick he said: "I dont want any the desire for food but aids the time and it lias worked wonders for the. I
assimilative organs in the forma was troubled witli dandruff and was rapidly
1 4' 1 year
7.00
money, I am after the pray tion of good blood and sound becoming bald; but since using the Vigor my
1 column 1 week
9.00 ory where they will remain
head Is perfectly clear of dandruff, the halt
has ceased coming out, and I now have a
i
"
1 month
13.50 in Claremont College during ers of God's people," Now tissue.
good growth, of the same color as wlieu I
3 "
25.00 the next session. We regret comes the strange part, the
was a young woman. I can heartily recom
mend any one suffering from dandruff or
6 "
37.50 to see them leave. They add people, that is some of them,
Consisting, in part, of Boots,
LINVILLE LETTER.
loss of hair to use Ayer's Hair Vigor as a
"
1 year
50.00
Shoes,
dressing." — Mrs. Lydia O. Moody, East
so much to the sun-shine of go to the preacher and give
Pittston, Me.
Dress Goods,
"Some time
^ered at the Postoffieeat our little village, and it will him money after he has told FRIDAY , Sep., 5th.—I have come out quite ago my wife's hair began to
freely.
Notions,
them that he did not want found out the color Linville
ie, N. C., as second-class make a void that cannot be
Hardware,
mone3', and he takes it and Inn is covered with—light
filled.
1 matter.
Tinware,
ti&&~Notice. Owing to a puts it in his pocket and goes drab.
Groceries,
.OCAL NEWS.
change to take place in our on his way rejoicing. A new Mr, Wrathburn is re-cover
' JM
Coffees,
business soon, we earnestly way to take a collection, I ing F. P. Moore & Co's store not only prevented my wife from becoming
bald, but it also caused an entirely new
request every-body who are say.
Sugars,
with greenstone paint.
E. F. JONES
•rChinquepinsare ripening.
growtli of hair. I am ready to certify to this
statement before a justice of the peace."—
indebted to us either by note Sept. 8th, 1890.
By the way, the above firm H. Htilsebtis, I.ewisbtirgh, Iowa.
Tea,
—A new boarder at the or account to come forward
"Some years ago, after
has sold the goods in the brain fever, my hair all a severe attack of
Rice,
came out. I used
at once and make settlement
'ail.
AUCTION SALE !
store to post-master Riek- such preparations for restoring it as my phy
Cigars,
as we are bound to have our
sicians ordered,
f —Read Standard Keeper's money. All outstandingbus We will offer our entire secker, who will take posses growtli of hair. Ibut failed to produce a
then tried, successively,
Cigarettes, etc.
several articles recommended by druggists,
otice in this isssue.
iness must be closed up, so stock of merchandise, at my sion next Moday. the £th.
and all alike fell short of accomplishing the
remedy I applied
—The Mt. Vernon Associa.- come on.—Yours Truly store at Blowing Rock, at Mr. T. F. Parker is erect desired result. The last which brought a
was Ayer's Hair
May 8th 1890. Shell &Mast. public auction, on the 12th ing a building 18 x 72 feet growtli of hair in Vigor, weeks. I think I
Drugs & Medicines
a few
ion begins next Friday.
day of Sept. 1890. All per
used eight bottles in two years; more than
was necessary as a restorative, but I liked it
—The Quten of England's —The Landmark last week sons wishing to secure bar for a carriage house on the as a dressing, and have continued to use it
gave us a picture of the an gains will find it to their in lot adjoining hi3 livery sta for that purpose. I believe Ayer's Hair in good variety. Also take
name is Victoria Wettin.
Vigor possesses virtues far above those of
any similar preparation now on the market."
telope, glutton, santer, cou terest to attend. Terms of ble.
all kinds of
—The weather for the past
sale, cash. Come and get Cuffey, the bear, is in Mr. —Vincent Jones, Richmond, Ind.
gar, or what ever it is, that bargains.
few days has been very warm.
Foulk's yard, and is growing
lias caused such an excite
Resp.
—A few dollars needed, send ment among the colored peo
very fast.
MCLENDON & MOORE.
prepared bt
them in.
Mr. Editor, are you not in
pie near Statesville. It is
error in saying, as you do in OR. J. C. AYER & CO., Loved, Miss.
-AND, —W. R. Lovill. is intending truly a thing of "hideous
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Sold by Druggists and Perfumers.
to start West next Monday. mein" and it is to be hoped To the voters of Watauga this week's issue, that Thom
as Jefferson's hand wrote the
—Attend McLendon and that it will be captured soon. County. I hereby announce
READ THIS.
constitution of our country?
Moore's auction sale tomor —Jolly Dave Dugger, of myself a candidate for the of
All persons indebted to
If you are right, I am wrong. me, either by note or ac
fice of
row.
Brushy Fork, gave us a call abide Sheriff. I will cheerfully
the action of the Con My understanding of the mat count for medical services, And country produce in ex—W. L. Bryan threshed the other day, and while here vention, and if I am nomina ter is, that Thomas Jefferson or for merchandise are earn chahge for goods. Gent's
350 bushels of rye of his own he informed us that a very ted I will use all lawful means had nothing to do with the estly requested to come for furnishing goods, such as,
influential republican in one to secure my election.
raising.
making of our national con ward and make prompt set dress shirts, (both laundried
of the neighboring counties
as
THOMAS WARD.
stitution. I think Mr. Jeffer tlement my I am compelled and unlaundried.) Collars,
—Mr. Richards, the sick had succceeded in getting a
to ha ve
money. I have
son was minister to France waited long and patiently, Cuffs, Slips, and in fact, al
irummer at Mr. Bryan's is furlough from his pressing
NOTICE.
when the constitution was as my friends well know, and most any thing-needed in that
ow able to sit up some.
business to come to Watau Owing to a change in my
now, that I am lorced to
—The Three Forks Associa ga to see if there were any business to take place the made and adopted. Jeffer call on them, I hope they line.
tion commences on next hopes for him to get the nom 1st. of Sept. I . now offer son was dissatisfied with the will respond promptly to my
at grealfy .reduced constitution, hen°e he led in
Tuesday. Let all attend.
ination to represent us in the goods for cash. 1earnestly the formation of what was request. 1 have made a
prices
in my business
—When you come to die, next legislature. If we are request all persons indebted called the Republican, now changetherefore close up and
must
all
will there be anything you not mistaken that party nom to ine to make settlement the Democratic party.
past transactions, Persons
ave done, that will make inated a man fresh from Cald within that time. Please TBy the way, Mr. Editor, do failing to make settlement
3 ou not know that the name by Oct 1st. 1890 will find
well before the last election, fail not and oblige.
>u glad you have lived?
of vour party is a misnomer; their accounts in the hands Iieady-Made Clothing from 8
T. A. CRITCHER.
and our opinion is that if
—Mrs. I. W. Thomas, and they hope to succeed in this
Bomboo, N. C. that there is no democracy of an officer for collection, to 25 dollars per suit. We
in your party or mine—the Yny person desiring can pay handle only first class goods,
Mrs. Garvev, of Ashe, gave
election that had better ship
republican party? Shall I
tjje DEMOCRAT a pleasant
their accounts due me, to T. and will guarantee prices as
GOING WEST.
explain? (Yes. Editor.)
in another.
J. Coffey & Br o. whose rceipt low as any other merchant
•ill,on last Saturday.
J. S. W. will be accepted by me.
—David H. Taylor, broth I anticipate starting west
—Attorneys Lovill, Coun- er of Gov. Taylor, of Tenn., with a crowd of emigrants
The firm of Phillips&Son. who handles the same grade
from 1st to15th of Oct., '90. If you could see your own scalp now carry a first class line of goods.
cill, Greene, and W. L.Bryan died in Washington, D. 0. of
I have my arrangements so through
are attending Bakersville paralysis on the 29th of Aug. made that I can give parties ing glassan ordinarybemagnify of general merchandise which
you would
amazed will be sold as cheap as
^ourt this week.
His remains were brought special rates to any of the at the amount c^ffust, dandruff, goods of the kind can be
Read the property sale back and interred in the old western States. All persons and dead skin hereon accumula sold, and it will be to the in
ted. The best and most poplar
to
rjbhis issue, to take place at family burying ground on wi.filing savego can address preparation for "cleansing the terest of the public to call
me and
money. Make scalp is Ayer's Hair Vigor.
and examine our stock be
'residence of the late W. the banks of the Watauga. contracts at once.
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Lenoir, on the first day He had been in business in
JAMES H. BRYAN,
Thanking my friends for
A Punctuation Przzle.
fiHOct.
Washington for a number of
BOONE , N. C.
past favors and soliciting Goods at almost your own
your future patronage I re price.
|»Mr. R. L. Councill and years, and was a young man
I run in connection
The following article forci main very truly yours.
of sterling worth and integri
NOTICE.
..ife are rejoicing over the
with my other business, a
bly illustrates the necessity
J. B. Phillips.
appearance of a new star, in ty. His untimely death is I, N. N. Colvard, Standard of proper punctuation. It Sugar Grove, N. C. July 8.
the firmament of their domes much regretted by his many Keeper for Watauga county, can be read in two ways, de
hereby notify all persons to
tic felicity in the form of a friends. He was just in the comeforward at an early day, scribing a very bad man or W. B. COUNCILL, J R.
a very good man, the result
little La by girl. Long life to prime of early manhood, be who have not had their meas depending upon the manner
ing only 32 years old. His urea and weights sealed with
ATTORNEY AT LA A.
the little one.
in w hich it is punctuated. It
death recalls the aphorism: in the past two years, and is very well worth the study
July4th891y. Boone, N. C.
—If you are thinkingof go "Whom the gods Jove. die
have it done. For penalty of all:
ing west do not fail to go young".
for buying, selling or barter "He is an old and expeiJ. C. FLETCHER,
with James II. Bryan. He
—The DEMOCRAT received ing with unsealed weights ienced man in vice and wick
leaves the 15th of Oct., and
and measures, see Vol. II of
—ATTORNEY AT LAW—
which we think is equal to
an anonymous letter yester the Code, Sec. 3842. I will edness he is inever found in
opposing th works of iniqui SUGAR GROVE,
solicits your correspondence,
N. C. any in the county, and we
day evening from some one, be at my office in the court ty he takes delight in the
if you think of going. Maps,
Will practice in Watauga and guarantee our prices as low
who, appearantly, has sense house, or at my residence on downfall of his neighbors he
rates, etc., furnished by him.
as any in the
enough, if in a liquid state, Saturdays for the next few never rejoices in the prosper adjoining counties.
—The brilliant N. C. journal to hang on the point of a weeks ready todoyour work. ity of his fellow creaturs he
ist Mr. Walter H. Page, is in camebric needle; and who So come on and save your is all ways ready to assist in E . F . L O V I L L
selves trouble. Resp.
destroying the peace of socie
N. C. on a brief visit.—Land
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
would mash as easily as a
N. N. COLVARD, S. K. ty he takes no pleasure in
mark.
frozen turnip-asking for a
Boone N. C.
serving the Lord he is uncom
It is a wonder to us that
monly dilligent in sowing July 4th, '89—ly.
sample of tar, the k ind North
NOTICE!
he would set his foot on N. 0.
discord among his friends
Also furnish transportation to
soil, after his wilful misrepre Carolinians use on their heels. On Wednesday. Oct 1st, I will and acquaintances he takes
panties wanting the same with a
DIt. L. C. REEVES.
premises at
sentation of it, in the north We pity him! for he is truly sell on the to the highest Shull's no pride in laboring to pro PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
safe driver and with as good a
Mills N. C.,
bidder
in need of something of a one horse, buggy and harness, 4 mote the cause of Christaniern papers, a few years ago.
turnout as can be found in the
Office at Residence.
sticky nature. He needs some yoke very large oxen, 3 full Dev ty he has not been negligent
county.
For the next
—We have always been par thing to stick his tongue in on cows, 3 bulls, 2 calves, 1 in endeavoring to stigmatize
Boone, N. C
tial to the Statsville Land his mouth to keep it from po heifer all full blood Devons and all public teachers he makes July 4. 89.
mark, and thought that it king into other people's bue- 2 unbroken steers, 15 head of no effort to subdue his evil
12 of them lull South
approximated nearer to per iness. He knows, he feels that sheep, 16 bee stands, alarge and passions he strives hard to
Down;
fection than neariy any oth he needs a plaster of ideas in varied collection of road mak build up Satan's kingdom he
aid to the support
er weekly in the State. But side of his empty skull to keep ing, farming and carpenters lends nogospel among the
DENTIST, We will make special prices, for
tools. A library containing of the
! and behold it came out him from picking up old and
ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA.
cash, on all goods. Returning
about 200 choice books, also heathen he contributes large
^ast week considerably en- worn out topics, exhausted many other books to be sold ly to the devil he will never Offers his professional services our thanks for past patronage
trged, and filled as usual long ago. Yes friend, if you separately. A gold watch, fine go to heaven he must go to the people of Mitchell,
surveyors compass and chain, where he will receive the just Watauga and adjoining coun we will, as heretofore, still con
vith thechoicest reading mat
are neeeding tar in quanti household and Kitchen furniture, recompense of reward"
ties.
No bad mateial used tinue to furnish you good go3ds
ter. It is now truly "a thing
and all work guaranteed.
ties apply to Middle Carolina nails, glass, sash, lumber, lime,
and at as low prices as c.in be
of beauty" and a joy and
oil, paint, soap and a thousand Take one of Dr. McLean's Lit
May 1 1 y.
ound.
Truly yours,
lessing to all who read it; in the regions of the long- unenumerated articles. Terms tle Liver and Kidney Fillets at
nd an honor to the State in leafed pine for the article. of sale CASH down. Bring your night before you go to bed and SH3LII9 N0HI SIHM0H9
ffiich it is published. Long Sorry you didn't know the money and get a bargain on Oct you will be surprised liovv buoy Qspeq. q.no UJOM XX*B pure
T. B. LENOIR, Exr. ant and vigorous you will feel the
1st. '
my it, and the worthy ediW. L. Bryan.
W. W. LENOIR. next day. Only 25 cents a vial. jpB8A\ I88J noA JI
difference.
r live.
SUBSCRIPTION RATE S
Wonders
General
Merchandise,
Ayer's
Hair Vigor
Ayer's Hair Vigor
ROOTS
HERBS,
JUST IN
For Cash, You Can Have
Hotel and Feed
STABLE, •
COUNTY.
J. <i WILBAR,
60 DAYS
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—
The Watauga Democrat,1 »»w» «•!.., baW
u
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E. S. S! u'khnru. J
Jt flVr oii, N. C.
' t h e people in this mannei',
' ,u
D. B. DoiigiirHy, Editor.
miisl he c 1<»;»]I w i l l i lry the M OR PHEW & BLACK BERN
K C. Rivers, I*iil»lis!i9 r people, in illy years ago such
i
u
i
ATTTOUNEYS AT CAW.
'creatures vvo Id not have von
Some of the Alliance men (-ury(] j-G f;1C0 their constitu- Will practice in the courts
lire olaim'ng now that the y|«nls. Aw) we now so secure
will have fifty members in
rights that we can
the Fifty-second Congress. aafoly tolerate the most imIt may be so. 1 hey will get puden-t.invasion of them ? Is
seven from North ( arolinn eternal vigilance no longer
ngei
probably, and they will all be the price of liberty ?— Chicago
elected as Democrats. We Times.
see no danger in this.—Press
and Carolinian.
ILL
Coughs and cohls come unin
vited, but you can quickly gel
rid of these, with a few doses of
Dr. J. H. McLean's Tar wine rung
Balm.
The Clerk of the Superior
Court in New Hanover coun
ty has sent a man to jail for
30 days and fined him .$250'
for contempt of his court.
That sort of judgment will
learn some people what res
pect is due to law and order,
when nothing else will do so.
—Press and Carolinian.
The most delicate constitution
can safely use Dr. J. n. McLean's
Tar wine Lung Balm , it is a sure
remedey for coughs, loss of voice,
and all throat and lung diseases.
The Voice
Is easily injured—the slightest irritation of
the throat or larynx at once affecting its
tone, flexibility,
or power. All efforts to
sing or speak in public, under such condi
tions, become not only painful but danger
ous, aud should he strictly avoided until
every symptom is removed. To effect a
speedy cure no other medicine is equal to
Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral
The best of anodynes, tins preparation rap
idly soothes irritation, strengthens the deli
cate organs of speech, and restores the voice
to its tone and power. No singer or public
speaker should be without it. Lydia Thomp
son, the famous actress, certifies: "Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral has been of very great ser
vice to me. It improves and strengthens
the voice, and is always effective for the
cure of colds and coughs."
"Upon several occasions I have suffered
from colds, causing hoarseness and entire
loss of voice. In my profession of an auc
tioneer any affection of the voice or throat
is a serious matter, but at each atftick, I
have been relieved by a few doses of Ayer
Cherry Pectoral. This remedy, with ordi
nary care, lias worked such a
's
Principal: II. C. MOORE, A 11 Assistant: J. II. LINGUA
1. Location beautiful, aud easy of access.
2. Ample accommodations.
3. Superior religious advantages.
4. Expellees very reasonable.
5. Prepares for college and practical life.
Fall term opens Aug. 11th 1890. Send for circular
addressing the Principal, at SUGAR GROVE, N. C.
of Ashe, Watauga and Mitch
ell counties, also in the Fed
eral courts of the Diet., and
Supreme Court of the State.
Collection of claims solicited.
Aprl, 10.
W. J. HUNSUCKER <£ BROS.
MEAT CAMPHIGH SCHOOL-
0 0
Brick Bayers an<l Plasterers
are prepared to do all work'
in their line on short notice.
ALL work guaranteed and
Prices reasonable. For yirices etc., address us at Conover, N. C.
Nov. 7th, lv.
Money to loan.
W JACOB. W1KE, A. B., PRINCIPAL
Opens June 9th, 1890. The course THOROUGH,
special advantages to those wishing to prepare for
ing Greek, Latin, German, Higher Mathematics, h
Sciences, Penmanshiy, Short-hand etc., and arrang
will be made for those desiring music. S^Tuition fnR
to $2 per mo- For particulars addresss the principal at Sol-
MONEY-
Persons wishing to bor
row money, who can secure When you come to Elk
it by mortgage on good real Park get started off Just
estate, can be accommodated Right, by going straight to
by applying to
J.F.. Spainhour, Boone N. C.,
or A. J. Critcher, HortonN. C. Jones & Vances
4. 24.
General store and buy every
thing vou need from them.
D. TAYLOR
Vails Gmcis
NOW IS THE TIME TO
SUBSCRIBE FOR
THE
P
(ysrv'tf
<*\
They have got the bigest
I am now ready to show you stock in town, and always
a nice selected stock of standard
prints, Indigo Blue, Simpson's sell a little lower than
Blacks, Dress ginghams, Biswic
suiting, Challies cashmeres, and
the lowest,
brocaded goods with the best lot
of 10 ets worsteds on the market.
Ladies' white dresc goods, cross They have just received an
bar Hamburg, Oriental lace, rib elegent line of
bons, gloves, ladies' and misses'
hoes, corsets and corset jeans,
Damask table cloths, lace scim
CLOTHING
and creton goods, silk thread,
button hole twist. Jeans cloth
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE,
In the next presidential election the National Demo
Magical Effect
crat claims that at least Mon
that
little inconven
tana and Idaho, of the new ience.I Ihave suffered very my family, with
have also used it in
States, will cast their six elec excellent results, in coughs, colds, &c."—
Minlaton, Australia.
toral votes for the democrat Wm. II. Quartly, of 1853, at Portsmouth, Va.,
" In the spring
I was prostrated by a severe attack of ty
ic nominee. It claims Rhode
phoid pneumonia.
Island also, whose four votes their remedies, andMy physicians exhausted
for one year I was not
a re confidently expected. And able to even articulate a word. By the ad
vice
Dr. Sliaw tried Ayer's Cherry Pec
New Yoik and Indiana. This toral,ofand to my Isurprise and great joy, in
less than one month I could converse easily,
will give the democrats 224
in a natural tone of voice. I
electoral votes to 196 for the Improve and have become sincecontinued to
-Oa well man.
from 12% to 75 cts per yard, Embracing all the choice
I have often recommended the Pectoral, and
republicans.
Hats and shoes
have never known it to fail." —George It.
styles in makes and fabrics, Has recently enlarged his storehouse and stock of goods
Lawrence, Valparaiso, Ind.
A Carious "Critter."
1
HARDWARE.
which will go DIRT CHEAP His store house is now 60 feet long and thoroughly fill
An animal of the most sin
in the greatest abundance, such
with new goods, which h e proposes t o sell a t PitI N
gular appearance was seen
as hoes, plows, clevises, grass
rods, heel bolts, horse shoes and Come and see our fiiiie line of
near the "World Rock Care'
PRKrARED BY
on the Brushies last Satur SR. J. G. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass. nails. Table cutlery, hinges,ham Gents, Ladies, Misses and
that will Surprise you.
mers, files, rim knot ocks, butts
day. It was a sluggish look Sold by all Druggiats. Price $1; six bottles, f5. and screws. Coffin goods, silver- Childrens tine
mounted handles, screws hinges
ing monster about 7 feet
and ornaments. A very fine lo t of
Highest market price paid for all kinds country proa •
SHOES! SHOES!!
long and 3 feet high. On its
NOTICE!
QUEENS-WARE.
head were 4 horns, two turn By virtue of the power of
ROOIS AND HERBS A SPECIAL7 T.
ing downward under its jaws sale contained in a certain Gold band china, teas and plates, We defy competition on
Write him for a list of Roots, Herbs, and prices
bowles and pitchers, glass-ware,
the other two standing erect mortgage deed, executed by lamps etc. GROCERIES . Extra quality, prices and styles.
4. 24.
over 2 feet high. It had no Elbert Wells and his wife C sugar 12 lbs for $1. Gol
Avis P Wells on the 15 day
hair except on its head, and of August 1889 and register den drip syrup, l-ice and spices. They have a complete line
its body had the appearance ed in the registers office of Oils, tanner's and engine; tur of Henrietta cloth, cashmeres
pen tine. Just received 500
GRAND OPENING! NEW GOODS!
of a mass of warts. It had said county in book "C" of galkns stone-ware, crocks, ginghams, prints, lawns,
•oa tail like an oppossom and mortgages page 2.1 and 22, churns, jars Jugs etc. Give muslins, laces, ribbons etc.
said mortgage being execut me a call. Resp. d. D. TAYLOR.
feet like a man. It seemed
ed to Frederick Shook to
very much frightened when secure balance due on two A COMPLETE NEWSPATheir stock of Groceries is
the writer came across it.— notes 1st $50 dated Nov. 16
PER!
full to overflowing and of the
Comet.
1886. 2nd note $75 Nov. 16 ,The Prideofthe North Carolivery best quality, consiting of
na Press."
1886. I will expose to safe
The "Life of the flesh is the at public out cry at the Do you want to aid in building- Flour,
It is gratifying to us to announce to our numer*
blood thereofpure blood means court house door ' in Boone
up a paper that shall reflect the
customers that we have now, and still arriving the lai>
Bacon,
healthy functional activity and
stock of goods ever brougt to Watauga. We have rec<
this bears with it the certainty on the 1st Monday in Sept. greatest credit on North Caroli
Lard,
lv bought in Philadelphia and Knoxville $6000.00 wo
of quick restoration from sick it being the first' day of said na, no matter where it may be
Coffee,
of NEW GOODS.
Our stock consists of all varieties
ness or accident, nr. J. H. Mc month one hundred acres of seen? Then patronize
Sugar,
goods kept in a first class store. We have a nice line
Lean's strengthening cordial and land for cash in hand lying The Wilmington Messenger,
A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER
Blood Purifier gives pure rich one the head waters of Dutch
ready made CLOTHING that w£ are offering Low down.
Bice,
blood, and vitalizes and strength creek adjoining the lands of Do you want a reliable paper
Teas,
SPIOES! OVER-SHOES! BOOTS!
ens the whole body. 1.00 per John Shook, James Brewer giving yon all the news of the
world—a Democratic newspaper
Cigars, #
Ladies dress goods in all qualities, colors and prices.
bottle.
and others. The sale is to that equals the best-has the
Cigaretts, Gents furnishing goods! Collars, cuffs, Neckware, shirts
satisfy said notes interest largest circulation, and has for
CAPT, T. C. EYANS DEAD.
socks and anything you want in the latest styles. HATS!
and cost on same. Frede twenty-one years been a part Cheroots etc.
Special to News efsid Observer.
to suit men, women and children. Hardware, crockery,
REIDSVILLE , N. C., Sept. 2.— rick Shook, m'ge per w. H. and factorin thegrowth anddevfarming utinsels, Ac in great quantities. Our good$ were
Byrd
Capt. Thomas Clancy Evans, 1890. const. This July 25th velopment of the Old North Groceries, Hardware, Queens- bought at a bargain and we propose to giveourcustomers
State? Then subscrbe for
ware, Glassware & etc. Cutlery, the benefit of them. Come and see our fine stock and you
one of the fnost widely known
LTHE WILMINGTON MESSENGER
both pocket and table, Scythes will be sure to buv. Extra inducements will be offered for
TAKE THE
editors in the State, died
Campaign Partes:
And snaths, butts and screws, the next 60 days for CASH . We take all kinds of produce
here at 2:10 o'clock this
The "Daily Messenger,'' by cross-cut and hand sa ws, a 11 o and live stock a specialty. Thanking our friends for past
morning of a complication of
mail, 4 months on trial, for which will be s^ld
patronage, we hope to merit it in the future by honest
-GOINGdiseases, principally malaria.
$2.00
dealings and good Bargains, we are,
For the past eight months West and Northwest. The weekly "Transcript Mes
senger," (the largest and
he has been employed in the
Very Respectfully,
census department at Wash Emigrants going to any of the best paper in the State) 9
Remarkably Low.
on
ington. He returned home Western States or Territories months in trial for $1.00
E. H.DOUGHERTY & BROCash
advance. Both
will save time and money going
three weeks ago with a pro via. Chicago and Alton route, papers are large Eight-Page
motion and a sixty days' t is the quickest route to
sheets. Send Postal Card Yon are cordially invited
sick leave, and was taken K A N S A S C I T Y , D E N V E R , with the address of five per to examine our immense
sons and receive sample cop
Very sick on arrival. He
PUEBLO,
stock of goods, we feel sure
DEALERS
IN
was not quite 51 years of age And all points in Idaho, Wash ies of THE MESSENGER.
Oct. 1st. 1888. tf.
> we can suit you in prices,
ington, Oregon, Utah
and died a peaceful and
and California.
styles etc.
painless death, with a Chris
Finest and Best Equipped
The Celebrated Nissen
1®"Prompt attention giv If you think of buying a
tian hope.
Road in the West.
en to all Mail Orders.
SEWING MACHINE,
WAGONS,—
Only line running Solid VestiIs LIBERTY LOST?
Yours Respc't.
and want to save CASH, write me
BUGGIES, OPEN AND TOP,
R. A. SPAINHOUR,
MORAVIAN RALLS,
N. C.
Ayer's Oherry Pectoral,
E. H. DOUGHERTY & BRO
MAST,
N, G.
Ohioago and Alton R.
|j s. P. ANGEL,
vSEWINGr MACHINES
buled trains between St. Louis
and Kansas City.
A Congress which does not Reclining Chair cars and Tour
permit debate, and which sla ist Sleepers free of extra charge.
vishly obeys the mandates of I w i l l m e e t p a r t i e s a t - a n y r a i l
road station with through tickets
a few bullies like Reed and In- and baggage checks.
galls, has lost its liberties as For full information, maps and
truly as though they had descriptive pamphlets of the
been taken away from it by West write to or call on
B. A. NEW LAND,
a, man on horseback. That it
Traveling Passenger Agt..
has surrendered them of its 19 Patton Ave., Ashevflle, N. C.
own accord does not change j J . ( ' i t A u i /rox, (!. P. A
Chicago, III.
the situation in the least. The!
PLATFORM
SPRING
HACKS,
Pheatons, Road Carts,
Jones i Vance,
<Fetc. &etc., for sale by W. D. May the 1st, 18t>0.
Clarke, Blowing Rock, N. C.
BSPThe above named vehic
les will be sold cheap for cash
or traded in exchange for
good young horses or cattle.
Gome and examine thorn.
. 24.
for prices. I carry a full line of
needles and parts ,such as ,
Shuttles, Bobbins, Drivers,
Oils t c., all of which can be
sent
mail.
I have a good line of fishing
7ticklest Trout Flics, Jlooks,
Lines etc,
Seins a specialty,
will send them out bv mail.
S.
P. ANGEL,
T»—•>()
KNOXVILLE,
TLNN
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V
LINVILLE.
AND STILL THEY COME.
Ransom and Oratory.
1 NO Til ER PROMINENT
them. The democrats would been well bad the House a}
REPURMOAN DIS
ask nothing better than dopted the resolution (Ex
(L \V. .larkson. Jr., Qn'ts the Graad
GUST EI).
The' Rockingham Rocket
Heed's nomination; they be pelling Kennedy which -Rep
j
Old Party.
thus comments:
lieve that an overwhelming resentative Boatnerof Louis
M r. Willia m A. Gut boric, a Waste r: ton Gazette.
majority of the peopleof this iana prepared, but was dis
Permit me to announce "'idle Wilmington Messen
En
prominent Republican and a
ger classes Senator Ransom
suaded by his democratic
country are oppos »d to the
Bo«
fine lawyer of Durham, last i hrongli the eolums of your among" the orators of North
•-it
un-American methods by colleagues from introducing.
week published a card forev pa per that i ha ve a Iter ma- t nrolina. Of course there are
jV ,, v and developing
which he has tyrannized over The speech will, it is said, be
I uredeliberat ion severed niv
er renounceing his allegieiu.
Allegiance
•
the House of Representa "revised" before it is printed
AS
, , connection wit u t lie Hepnbli- differences of opinion, hut it
1
* ft;
t o the Republican p art v. Mr.
.
i m
tives.
in the Congressional Record,
can party, and lieneetorlh in is the first time, we believe,
Gutherie has been a life-long
I hat we ever heard Ransom
This week will see the out- but that is no palliation of
- :EAT RESORT
Republican from principle tend to give my support to, accused of being an orakxr."
rgeous tariff bill passed by the offense against good man
a nd act wPh the Democratic
and has been twice nomina
We do not remember before
the Senate. A number of ners committed by Kennedy.
party.
ted for Supreme Court -1 udge
to have seen it denied t h a t
red hi the Mountains ot the republican
Senators An expulsion or two would
For twenty years Iha.vevo
by his party and each time
have shown a .temporary have a wonderful effect upon
ted squarely (he Republican Senator Ransom is an ora-v
polled more votes than tire
t icket been constant, in sea- tor. lie have often seen in
b
VRri Fi CARO spirit of independence in vot the manners of the House.
rest of the ticket. Mr. Guthing against sections of the bill The conference report on
..
.
son and out, in endeavoring some of t lie leading prints of
erie gives Ins reason tor leav- ,
jL
LINA,
which discriminated against the River and Harbor bill
to promote its success. Hut the State the opinion t h a t
ing the Republican party
their constituents; but there has been adopted by the r V ;
.
. .,
t ne hjstorv of this adminis- he was the foremost orator
the m;i
1 he mam reason is its posi.s
,
courage ended there, and House, but it is hardly prob
...
..
,
tra! ion, m 1 lie manner it has in North Carolina. We are of
gion NOTED for health
tion with reference to the
through fear of "the party able t h a t the Senate will act
betrayed its trusts and viola the opinion, and have for a
force bill as declared in their
tness and beauy of Scenery. lash they will stultify them
ted its promises to the peo long time—a decade or more
upon it before next week.
platform the other week. An
selves by voting for it a s a
Secretaries Windom and other reason is that he has ple, its ut ter disregard of the I—he'd that in stately, impo
AN ELEVATION OF 8,800 FEET
whole. The reciprocity a- Tracy "do not speak as they
wants and needs of (lie mass sing, graceful oratory he has
recently discovered that the
of our people, in refusing to not now, so far as we have
With Cool, Invigorating mendmerit is a delusion and pass by," because of the as
Republican party in this.
a snare, and it is only recip signment of a. naval officer
a;mend the present iniqui- heard, a rival in the State.
—Climate.—
State is ruled by a ring of fed
rocity in name, a s experience by the latter against the
tous'tariff for their relief, and | IIis famous speech that has
eral office holders and fevowill demonstrate; or else the wishes of the former, t o cer
its wholesale slaughter of the been so often spoken in po
nuesers, who are furnished |
litical campaigns, requiring
t is being laid out with taste high protectionists in the
tain duties in connection with funds to bribe Democrat j surplus in reckless pension
and skill, with well gra
House would not (as they with the Light House ser
legislation, has determined I three or four hours for deliv
ic voters. Mr. Gutherie being
have done) have promised vice.
me to cast my lot hereafter e r y , is perhaps the finest ora
ded roads and
an honorable man and a Re
t h a t the House would accept Senator Edmunds has " o t
. ,
with the true political friends tion hoard on the hustings in
publican from principle has! ,
. . t , ...
EXTENSIVE
it. The bill is nothing more up t o date called up his recess
, . . '
• , . . . or mv country and its toiling our State, in so far a s style,
renounced ma party which is
' ,, ,,
nor less than an official re resolution. There will be a
'
'
. . ! pool-—the Democratic part. v. delivery, sonorous and rheto
FOREST PARKS.
now a party without priiici-ii , doing so. Ir »• i satisfied? ideal sentences, graceful and
A
payment by the consumers lively time when he does.
A
•
.
In , .
leel
pies. Mr. Gutherie reeogni- ,, . ,
'
,
1
of the United Btates of the
- , i that 1 am discharging a con- dignified mannerism and no
zes the tact that the exist•
• , , *. ' .
> esii able place for fine residen money contributed
VANCE'S JOKE.
by pro
, ,.
seiennous duty in sincere ble sen fences are concerned.
ance or the Republican party i ! ( p
It is true that Senator Ran
ces and
tected manufacturers during
Verv Res p..
in North Garoliua is only for
som during his long term of
the last Presidential cam The following characteris
GEO. W. JACKSON, JR.
paign t o the republican cor tic incident is taken from the the purpose of obtaining the Long Ridge, N. C., Aug 18. office in the Senate has been
EA1AHEUL HOMES—
heard hut once in elaborate
ruption fund. Fortunately Senate proceedings of last federal patronage, and he al
so recognizes the fact t h a t
Cold Comfort for the Negroes.
speech, but by coin moil con
ood opportunity for prof the voters of the country Saturday, the pending ques
RALEIGH , N. ('. Sept. 10.
the negroes claim that tho\
sent of those who read and
itable investments.
will have an opportunity in tion being to increase the
constitute thegroat majr^ity [Special]—The negro State those who heard hiseloquent
For illustrated pamphlet November of expressing their tariff on raw wool:
V
"Mr. Vance admitted his of the party and that the convention held here last and graceful plea, for recon
opinion of such methods.
address
Represen tati ve
Brecken- inability t o understand Mr. spoils belong to them. -Thej month appointed a conitnit- ciliation bet.ween tho sections
negroes ha ve drawn the col- tee of infhr-mtial negroes to deli cored some sixteen years
ifidge, of Arkansas, has been Allison, when he insisted on
rj/LE IMPROVEMENT Co.,
or lino within the Republican g o t o Washington and lay since, it was pronounced t o
illegally and unjustly depriv increasing the duty on rawparty, and Mr. Gutherieright 'before the President the ! be a superlative effort of the
<
NVILLE, MITCHELL CO.
ed of his seat in t i n House, wool for the benefit of the
ly thinks that, it is time for grievances of the North Gar- kind, and gave him much re
N. C. but a s he expressed it in the wool-grower while alleging;
white men to withdraw from olina negroes and to state nown at the time. The gift
9—6 mo.
closing words of his speech all the time t h a t it was not
its ranks. We welcome Mr. that they were over ridden ed and distinguished journal
" I take an appeal to the peo going t o make any difference,
Guthrrie into the Democrat- hv white republican bosses ist. Donn Piatt, said t h a t it
. VlINGTON LETTER. pie, regardless of party, in but t h a t if it did make any ic fold. When we heard Mr. who gave them no position. was one of the few speeches he
the district I have the hon it would be rather t o make
Gutherie deliver a speech at The removal of these bosses had heard that he had pre
•ur Regular Corresponden or t o represent, on the broad wool cheaper.
the banquet to the Press As- from oliieo wa-s to be asked served for future reading. Its
in
ground of common honesty The bill would either, said
social ion in Durham, in wiiicli for and the demands of the rhetorical effects surpassed
Tie Ve Democrat
and in November they will Mr. Vance, "raise the price
heratie
mngnamit.v
he said that, if the Ropubi-1 negroes for recognition in any speech by a North Garoreverse your conclusion and of wood or it would not. If
- tangly
contrasted with
rebuke the methods by which it would not, those who vot can party attempted to pass | the distribution of patron- linian in the Congress we re
can selfishness when
the federal election bill, lieqige were to he plainly laid member to ha ve read.
you reached that conclusion.' ed for the bill were only hum
southern Senators voted
In "Southern Oratory"—a.
The scandal piles upon bugging the farmer. I t would was a white man, we then !j before the President. The
. ith the northwestern Sena
thought, "old fellow, you connnitt.ee went to Washing- very neat and enjoyable hook
Commissioner of Pensions either raise the price of wool
tors to i*l n-e binding twine
ton and has returned. One of selections made by a pro
Rauin, but lie does not re en goods or it would not. wont he a Republican long,"
on the free list. The great
and we are glad that it turn of the members says the fessor a t Austin, Texas—this
sign, nor do liis superiors in If it would not, then i t would
President treated the eom- speech of Senator Ransom's
grain producing states are
office give any signs of ask be of no use to the manufac ed out. to lie so. Mr. Guiher1 lie largest users of binding
ie i»s an accession t o our ranks mil tee very kindly, but that; is largely drawn upon, and
ing for his resignation, al turer. Jf it; did raise the
twine. Rut when the South
of which weshould feel proud.! his maimer and words, sliow- the select ions are among the
though common decency price to the consumer, 'then
ern Senators asked for an
We hope to see numerous de- led < hat he had been informed most striking in the book.
should have caused them t o Mr. A Id rich's theory was all
a end meat to the tariff bill
cent white Republicans fol-1 of a resolution which was he Senator Ransom is not a de
do so as soon as he unblush- wrong, and he could take
• IF :
cotton bagging,
low his example. It is high fore the convention, hut bater, but when well prepar
ingly acknowledged having whatever horn of the dilem
\:> M i by the cotton
ma he pleased. I t reminded time for Republicans from which was modified before L ed he can make a fine, ele
borrowed $12,000 on notes
stales, on the free
him of the verse written by principle to awake to their was adopted. The original gant, and even eloquent
endorsed by pension attor the local poet of a newspaper
'publican Senators
surroundings and company.! resolution stated that.'the speech. Perhaps after all, the
ney' Lemon. But there is upon the old darkey fisher
solidly against it.
President had erred in his Rocket and ourselves differ
-Dallas Eagle.
worse to come. He has been man who one day hooked a
appointments in North Car as t o what constitute ora• jnsl the sort of secengaged in some business big catfish t h a t was to quick
COUNTERFEIT HONEY.
olina and also in ignoring toiy. We did not think Ed
mi legislation that has
transactions worse than the for him, and pulled him off
;•-!< a "solid South'' and
i the negroes. It was evident ward Evertt an orator, but
the rock into the
company, of he was drowned river, where A report comes from Got !
j continues refrigerator
•i* oni
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,
t h a t some white republican we have heard oratory from
which one of his vvould-Le
uiribia, 8. ( that merchants . ,
,
, ,
,
, | had ,sent t he President a copy Gen Ransom. Mr. Everett
to remain,
"The neighbors never could .
judges—Representa 1 i ve Sirywas rhetorical and cold, arti
in t h a t city have been troub-1 P
. . ,
,
make out
. ,
' ,
.. . .
ol the original resolution, ficial and elegant: Gen. Han
a :- hat does not
ser of Ohio—is a iarge stock Ry the aid of all their figur led very much of late by the
..
. , the com>)
» CM
•.
. i I he President told
som is rhetorical and studied
holder and Representative
cireulation oi counterfeit. 1 . . . .
,
ing,
.
. .
init.teo he was sorrv such a in declamation, but he is a t
• ' republicans,
Cooper, who first formulat Whether the old nigger went money, the denominations , .
,
. ,
.
. state ol affairs as if reported times impassioned and natu
,,v lots of em, are
cat fishing
ed the charges, is in posesare $10 and $o in paper and . . . . ., n
,
1
.,
•eking" vigorously, be
Or the catfiish went a nigger- $ 1 silver. ....he paper1curreii- existed , in North ( aroJina, ral and he reaches the heart r
1
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,
„
the emotion.- Wilsi o n of the facts, and he in
r ,
1
ing."
.
.
' . .
, i>iit that lie did not see how and stirs Messenger.
au so they say that the He
niingt on
e.y is a good counterfeit, and ,
, , ,
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tends t o see t o it t h a t the (Laughter on both sides.)
, , . •
,
lie could change it.
The
'd ion n Congressional Camlikely to deceive, but the ml
...
.
public has them, even if the
'
'ion, coinirji t e.' therefore got very
The most delicate constitution
gn committee is being
,
,*
.
republicans on the white Life will acquire new zest, and ; ver coin is a poor imitat
f : n i 1 enn-eort.-- Is ihrriington can safely use nr. j. H. McLean'*
I to bodtn the Speaker
and may he easily detected |
Tar wine LUug* Balm , it is a sure
washing committee shall cheerfulness return, it you will
ic Presidency. There
impel your liver and kidneys to by tin experienced person. It Messenger.
remedey for coughs, loss of voice,
refuse t o investigate them.
the performance of their funtion s is not at. all unlikely that;
—
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ana all throat and lungdiseases.
h
longer any doubt of
The speech of Representa nr. J. H. McLean's Liver and Kid some of these counterfeits
take one ot Dr. McLean's Lits having shied his castive Kennedy, an Ohio re ney Balm will stimulate them to J may And their ivav to Chtrr- f l .e L i w and Kidney Piilets .at The "Life of the flesh is the
h ito the Presidential ring
Jjf'01*.voo^.to bed and blood thereof;" pure bloodm^ans
publican, charging Senator! healthful action. $1.00 per bot lotto.- Charlotte .Ws..
vou will be surprised how buoy- healthy functional acti^jwFarid
tlethe weaker candidates,
Quay with being a felon and
The danp and decaying vege ant aiM vigorous von will feel the this b/ars with if the ^Jrtainty
ling Mr. Harrison, are: a modern Judas Iscariot, There are many accidents and tat'ion of regions newly cleared | next day. Only 25 cents a vial. of quick r e s t o r a t i o n - f r o m sick
uning panic-stricken at
ness or accident, nr. J H. MCmay have been strictly true diseases which affect Stock and of timber, exposed to the rays of Coughs and co'ds come unin- 1 Lean's strengthening cordial and
prospect. They fear the — many people believe t h a t causa serious inconvenience and the sun, is sure to breed malaria
Blood purifier gives
H.
Chills and
but you can quickly
r of the big man from it was—but the floor of the loss to the farmer in his work, Dr. LCure, McLean's and gentle vited. these, with a few dosesget blood, and vitalizes a ndpure rich
strength
by mild
rid of
of
which may be quickly remedied Fever
e whose sb alow is be- House was no place for it t o hv the use of Dr. -1 H. McLean action will radically cure. §0I TV* J. H. McLean's TAR wiae Lung j e n s t h e whoP' b o d y . 1 0 0 per
(
bottle.
cents a bottle.
balm
ig to obscure ail of be made, and it would have Volcanic Oil Liniment.
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G. D. TAYLOR
Valle Oriicis N c
Wake Forest. N. C. the c ^ ^ ^ H p p ^ n a s a very
How will our republican
J . C. FLETCHER,
Sept. 15th '90. liberaWnerto lay before the
friends harmonize their troub
—ATTORNEY AT LAW—
1). B. Dougherty, Editor.
les about the For°e bill? The Editor Democrat:—1 ha ve Baptists of N. C. who own
R C. Rivers, Publisher
N. C.
Radical State Convention a kind of sorrow for one who the institution. Mr. J . A. | SUGAR GROVE
I am now ready to show you
Will practice in Watauga and
held at Raleigh a few weeks has lost his liberty, and is Bo.stwiek, of New York, who
a nice selected stock of standard
A DEMOCRATIC family news- ago endorsed the republican : forced to surrender himself in h is already given $70.000 adjoining counties.
prints, Indigo Blue, 1 impson'S
per devoted to the interests of Force bill. Brower, who is obediance to the law. I was
Blacks, Dress ginghams, Biswie
U > the college, offers t o give
County, State and Nation. Pub
suiting, Challies cashmeres,, and
running for Congress in the | thrown into company with lone dollar for every two that E. F. LOYILL
lished every Thursday at Boone,
brocaded goods with the ties! lot
Watauga County, N.C.
7th Dist., voted for the bill I Sheriff Hayes, who had in j that the people of N. C. will
ATTORNEY AT T AW,
of 10 cts worsteds on the market.
and is advocating it on the his charge Ed. Price and CAL. [give, i t is a well known fact
Boone N. C. Ladies' white dresc goods, cross
bar Hamburg, Oriental lace, rib
TI)ursday, Sept. 18th, 1890. stum.v. Tom Settle, who is Brewer, who had forfeited that an institution of learn- July 4th, TS2-1 y.
bons, gloves, ladus' and misses'
the republican candidate for j their rights as citizens by j ing that requires the expense
hoes, corsets and corset jeans.
John L. Sullivan, the slugSolicitor in BrowerV Dist., is j the act of breaking into a I that Wake Forest does*, can
DR. L. C. REEVES.
Damask table cloths, lace seim
gar, is now on the stage a t
and creton goods, silk thread,
against the bill but is for j store and carrying off goods not prosper without a heavy
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Bridgeport, Conn.
button hole twist, .leans cloth
Brower. Ewart, who is run that did not belong t o them. endowment of interest of
Office at Residence.
from 12% to 75 cts per yard,
Boone, N. C
Wake Forest College is now ning for Congress in the 9th They were handcuffed t o which is used to pay the
Hats and shoes
Dist., voted against the bill each other and marched be Professors and other expens Ju[y 4. 89.
opene with 176 students,
HARDWARE.
more than ever before a t so in Congress, and is opposing fore Mr. Edminsten, the Slier es. Dr. Taylor will not beg
in the greatest abundance, such
as hoes, plows, clevises, grass
early a date. I t is now sup it on the stuirp. Men who iff and myself, t o Blowing the peop ] e for money. He
rods, heel bolts, horse shoes and
are nominated on the State Rock, where we got a wagon will lay the proposition be
posed there will be 250 stu
Table cutlery,
Republican ticket will, of and rode t o Lenoir, The fore the people and ask them
dents enrolled this session.
DENTIST, nails. files, rim knot hinges,ham
ocks, butts
mers,
course, have to endorse the culprits a ck n o w1ed get1 cbei r t o act as they see fit. The ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA. and screws. Coffin goods, silverLookout for slander and force bill; then will Ewart crime and were free t o talk only proper way t o raise Offers his professional services mounted handles, screws hinges
every other false statement vote for those nominees? of it.
They seemed well money for any purpose.
to the people of Mitchell, and ornaments. A very fine lot of
QUEENS-WARE
when the republican party Will men votefor Brower who pleased t h a t the Judge sen Rev. Geo. W. Green, the Watauga and adjoining coun
ties. f&irNo bad mateial used Gold band china, teas and plates
gets well under way, for this are opposed t o the bill? It tenced them only one year, newly elected Prof, of Latin,
is going t o be a bitter and seems to us t h a t the republi and thought the ride and has commenced his work a nd and all work guaranteed.1 y. bowles and pitchers, glass-ware
May 1
lamps etc. GROCERIES. Extra
slanderous campaign on cans have gotten it rather what they would see would is giving perfect satisfaction.
C sugar 12 lbs for $1. Gol
their part.
pay them for about three- I hear nothing but praise for W. B. COUNGILL, M. D. den drip syrup, rice and spices.
badly mixed anyway.
Oils, tanner's and engine; tur
fourths of their time and la him from every student in
Boone, N. C.
Mr. Breckinridge, Congress The Republican Alliance
pen tine. Just received 500
bor.
his classes. He has consent Resident Physician. Office gallcns stone-ware, crocks,
member from Ark., who was men are in a similar trouble.
Taking the cars a t Lenoir ed to lecture every Tuesday on King Street north of Post churns, jars jugs etc Give
elected over Mr. Clayton, was The order of the alliance ad
vocates low and equal tariff early Thursday morning, evening on some Biblical sub Office.
me a call. Resp. D. TAYLOR.
voted o u t by the Bads in
June 12 88. lv.
and for the free coinage of waiting a t Hickory 'till late ject.
Congress, for no other cause
A COMPLETE NEWSPA
in the evening, we boarded We have all fell in love with
PER!
than Mr. B. was a democrat silver, etc. The Republicans
J. E. Morphew.
E. S. Blackburn.
t he cars aga in. After se vera 1 our new pastor, Rev. W. R. Marion, N. C.
Jefferson, N.C. ,Tlie Prideofthe North Caroli
and that Mr. Clayton was vote against those measures.
Now will the Republican Al changes, a sleepless night, Gaultney, and his plain prac
na Press."
killed after the election.
liance men vote for men and and a worn out and hungry tical manner of preaching. MORPHEW & BLACKBURN Do you want to aid in building
up a paper that shall reflect the
ATTTORNEYS AT LAW.
The Topic did up S. Otho a party who oppose those body, we were in Raleigh a t He promises t h a t he will
greatest credit on North Caroli
Wilson the "sample seller" proper measures taught by 8 o'clock Friday morning. preach nothing save "the Will practice in the courts na, no matter where it may be
What will The penitentiary is one mile old, old story of Jesus and of Ashe, Watauga and Mitch seen ? Then patronize
in fine style last week. How the Alliance?
you do about it Republican from the city. The conduc the cross."
many such scamps will the
D. D. I). ell counties, also in the Fed The Wilmington Messenger,
A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER
tor stopped the train for us It is astonishing liow rapidly eral courts of the Dist.. and
republican party send in friends? Why can you not
Supreme Court of the State. Do you want a reliable papfcf
among us? As the Topic v o te vv i th t he Dem ocra t s wh o t o get off. Inside the great the feeble and debilitated gain Collection of claims solicited. giving you all the nev s of the
world—a Democratic newspaper
suggests: "Let us keep our have for years advocated the brick house, with its huge strength and vigor when taking Aprl, 10.
what
that equals the best- has the
reform measures that the doors of iron, the shackles Ayer's Sarsaparilla, Forconsti
eyes skinned" and denounce
are called "broken down
largest circulation, and has for
were loosed from the wrists tutions," nothing else has prov W. J. HUNSUCKER & BROS. twenty-one years been a part
such fellows in unmeasured A11i ance d em a n d s ?
of the convicts, and we bade ed so effective as this powerful
and factorin thegrowth anddevterms.
The McKinley Tariff Bill them adieu a s the great iron but perfectly safe medinine.
velopment of the Old
North
Brick Layers and Plasterers
State? Then subscrbe for
has passed the Senate, with door closed behind us; leav
I t is gratifying t o learn
t h a t the troubles in South slight amendments as it pass ing the ffiouse of the striped
are prepared to do all work LTHE WILMINGTON MESSENGER
Campaign Rartes:
in their line on short notice.
Carolina, have all been .ad ed the House, and will doubt dressed people.
ALL work guaranteed and The "Daily Messenger," by
justed, and harmony prevails less become a law in a few A ride of 1 7 miles brought
A Democratic county con Prices reasonable. For pri mail, 4 months on trial, for
in the Democratic party. days after a conference of me t o this place. I found
vention is hereby called to ces etc., address us a t Con- $2.00
B. R. Tillman was nominat the two houses on the a mend that near 200 bays were here, meet in Boone on Friday, over, N. C.
Nov. 7th, l y . The weekly "Transcript Mes
ed for Governor, F. B. Gary, merits. Many of the articles the school opening Wednes Oct. 4th 1890, t o nominate
senger," (the largest and
for Lieutenant Governor, on this tariff schedule have day. I knew the old students a county ticket. Primary
best paper in the State) 9
T. H. Tmdale for Treasurer, had the duty increased on and was glad to shake their conventions will be held a t
months on trial for $1.00
them instead of being dimin hands and ask them how the voting places in the res Persons wishing t o bor Cash in advance. Both
Bates for Ato'y Gen'l, etc.
ished, as was promised by they had been since we were pective townships oh Thurs row money, who can secure papers are large Eight-Page
day, Oct. 2nd 1890, a t 2
THE FARMER'S ALLIANCE.
the tariff-reformers; and what last together and what* they o'clock p. in. t o appoint del it by mortgage on good real sheets. Send Postal Card
estate, can be accommodated with the address of five per
is most striking to the poor did during vacation. The egates t o said county con by applying t o
sons and receive sample cop
The newspa pers of thecoun
people is, t h a t the articles first few days seemed like the vention. All Democratic vo J.F. Spainhour, Boone N. C., ies of THE MESSENGER.
try are full of alliance move
bought by them are taxed reunion of a family that had ters and all other voters who or A. J . Critcher, Horton N. C. Oct. 1st. 1888. tf.
ments in the political field.
believe in equal and exact
higher by this tariff bill than been scattered.
A great justice to all and exclusive 4. 24.
In sections of the country
the articles t h a t are purchas many of the boys did some privileges t o none, and who
the alliance men are shaping
ed by the rich to add more thing during the summer are in favor of calling a halt
legislation; while in other
—AND—
luxuries t o their already re and returned with enough in the present system of tax
sections there are some con
gal homes. So the poor will money to last them 'till near ation in favor of the rich and
KNOCKED OUT!
flict. In North Carolina ev
—DEALERS IN,—
have t o pay more t o live, Christmas. Among the nu against the poor, are request
.J. P. HENSON, DARK R IDGE,
erything seems to be in good
according, than the rich. We merous ways in which they ed to attend and take a part
N. C„
in said conventions.
shape, for in most of the con
wonder why this is so, and managed t o make money
J . F. SPAINHOUR,
is just receiving a hirgostock
gressional districts the alli
why the poor man, the bone may be mentioned: Taking
Ch'm Dem. Ex. Com.
ance and the democrats are
G ENER AL M ERCH A N DISE
We have now, on hand a
and sinew of the country the census, teaching school,
TAKE TIIE
united on the same ticket. In
which will be sold for Cash o r
complete line of
shall be treated in such a selling books, clerking in
our own district, Col. Cowles
country produce a t prices
way.
never before heard of. Give
stores, preaching for pastors
will have opposition in the
There is another circum who are taking vacation in
-GOINGhim a call,
person of Dr. York, who has
stance connected with this the mouutains or by the sea,
apr 2D ly.
recently been converted t o
high tariff robbery. Every while a good per cent return
the alliance cause. We are
CONSISTING OF,
democrat in the House and ed with dark hands and
of the opinion, however, t h a t
Emigrants going to any of the
Senate voted against this tanned cheeks, which speak Western States or Territories [Dry Goods,]
the Dr. has declared his can
Can be pleasantly accommo
increased tariff upon the peo for themselves.
will save time and money going
[Notions,]
didacy on his own hook, and
dated a t the boarding house
ple, and our own Senator A great number, this year, via. Chicago and Alton route,
[Groceries,]
we don't think the alliance
of
Vance appealed to the rea are new students or as we t is the quickest route to
GLOBE ACADEMY,
has had much t o do with
[Shoes,]
son and honesty of the repub call them "newish." Now I KANSAS CITY, DENVER,
GLOBE, CALDWELL CO. N. C.
bringing him out, but he be
PUEBLO,
[Hats,]
lican Senators t o let up on do not wish to discourage
Special advantages offered
ing a bitter republican and
And all points in Idaho, Wash
[Hardware,]
the people, and reduce in you young men from going
ington, Oregon, Utah
fhem in mu«ic. A new up
thinking he can rally the re
stead of increase their bur off to school, but let me hint
and California.
right piano will he used.
[Tinware,]
publican party and some of
They will be given such in
dens, and t o make the tariff to you t h a t a few of the Finest and Best Equipped
[Glassware,]
the alliaance in the district,
struction
in
the
lit
bear equal on all. But the "newish" here," have slept
Road in the West.
he will be able t o again "tie
[Crockery,]
erary department a s they
Only line running Solid Vestirepublicans all, save two or uneasy, (just as I did)
his mule a t the door of the
will NEED and USE in the
[Medicines,]
three ; voted solidly on all oc ever s i n c e t h e s c h o o l buled trains between St. Louis
actual operations of life.
Capitol, in Washington," as
and Kansas City.
casions, not only to keep up opened.
V bile they are Reclining Chair cars and Tour of which we are offering a t Boys will find good accom
he did a few years back on
modations and will be pre
the already hea vy burden on "hazed" some, for it does ist Sleepers free of extra charge.
the liberal move. This is our
I will meet parties at any rail
pared for college or business.
us in the shape of tariff tax, them good, n ever-1he-less
opinion of the Doctor's can
road station with through tickets
Fall term opens Aug. 11th
but t o incrase them on many they have some royal times and baggage checks.
didacy against Col. Cowles.
1890. For further particu
of the necessaries of life. The and enjoy themselves hugely. For full information,maps and
We do not believe the repub
We also fake in exchange lars, apply to
descriptive pamphlets of the
actions of the two parties in
A. E. BOOTH , Principal.
licans, a s a party, want him the present Congress no w go The regulations are such that West write to or call on
for goods,
in the field, and we are cer t o the people t o be endorsed a student cannot join either
R. A. NEWLAND,
Wheat,
Traveling Passenger Agt..
tain t h a t very few of the al- or condemned a t the polls. of the two literary societies
Corn,
19 Patton Ave., Asheville, N. C.
liancemen desire such a race. With which party will the 1 ill 20 days after he has reg J. CHARLTON, G. P. A
%e,
We think, it doubtful wheth people vote; with the one istered. This gives them an
Oats,
Chicago, 111.
it has
Chicken
er the Dr. will get sufficient t h a t has proven that lighten opportunity to have their F. J. McMillion and Son of the
Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Pat
Eggs,
ent business conducted for Moderate Fees.
encouragement t o justify him done/dl in its power t o
Our Office is Opposite U. S. Patent Office,
their burdens of life, or t o the "newish m< eting" every Fri Mouth of Wilson Va., are Manu
&etc,
and we can secure patent in less time than these
t o continue in the field again party t h a t has heaped fur day night and Saturday factures of all kinds of woolen
remote from Washington.
st Col. Cowles.
Send model, drawing or photo., with
ther burdens upon them. morning, which a r e a great goods, which they will send to
8 0 GIVE US A CALL. tion. We advise, If patentable or not,descrip
free of
your door in exchance for wool.
charge. Our fee not auc till patent is secured.
Beader, consider how i t is treat to them.
FOR DYSPEPSIA,
A Pamphlet, "How to Obtain Patents," with
They
keen a
names ofactual clients inyourState, county,or
Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, use
with us today, and vote like President C. E. Taylor left goodsalsohand atfullline of thentown, sent free. Address,
on
Southerlands,
BROWN'S IRON H1TTEH8.
honest men—the Democratic last week in the endeavor to Ashe Co., N. C. They pay the
AH dealers keep it, SI per bot e. Genuine has
May the 15th. 1890. C.A.SNOW&CO.
Icade-mark and crossed red lines on wrapper. ticket.
raise more endowment for highest price for wool.
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D. C.
The Watauga Democrat,
j
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Democratic County Con-
Money to loan.
S,F, Lenoir, & Co,,
General
Nerchandise,
Bliicap and Alton R. R, GENERAL MERCHAN
West and Northwest
DISE.
Lowest Prices
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20 Watauga Girls
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VOL 3
BOONE, WATAUGA COUNTY, N. C., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER, or; 181)0.
Ways and Means committee, der to have prevented the WILL THE ALLIANCE BO IT?
but that committee will do! adoption of Reed's Rules.
The Charlotte chronicle of
nothing but recommend non- I am in a position to answer
yesterday contained the fol
concurance in the Senate that question. The idea of
amendments, leaving the breaking a quorum by ab lowing: Much interest has
fight to take place in the eon senting themselves from the been aroused among cotton
fe ranee committee.
The House was largep- favored! men by the report of a move
,5 planned and developing present intention is to gag by the democrats, and would j meat bv which the National
the House by the passage of ha ve undoubtedly been adop Farmer's Alliance proposes
AS
a resolution introduced by ted by them, but for the fact to hold back from market for
Mr. McKinley, Saturday to that Mr. Carlisle then a a time 2,000,000 bales.
V - vEAT RESORT
At Montgomery, Alabama,
prevent consideration or vo member of the House and
ting upon any of the Senate the recognized democratic special of Saturday to the At
din the Mountains ol amendments by the House lea.der, and the late Samuel lanta Constitution says:
sitting as a committee of the J. Randall, then on hisdeath "At the last meeting of the
National Farmer's Alliance,
whole. This action has been bed, advised against it.
TERN NORTH CARO taken under Boss Reeds or Congress was better em the matter of araageing some
ders. He knows that there ployed on Saturday than it plan by which the cotton pro
LINA,
are a number of republicans has been for some time past. duoers could hold their cot
in the House who would In the Senate eulogies were ton for better prices, was re
egion NOTED for health gladly vote with the demo delivered on the late S. J. ferred to the cotton commit
- and beauy of Scenery. crats if they could get a Randall, and in the House tee, with power to make any
arrangements possible to ef
chance, on several of the Sen on Senator Reck.
LEYATION OF 3,800 FEET
fect this end. The commit
There was a big row in the
ate amendments.
The Louisiana delegation republican House caucus Sat tee at once opened communi
With Cocl, Invigorating
made a strong protest be urday night. Representative cation with European capi
—Climate.—
fore the Ways and Means Pay son led a revolt against talists, which has now been
committee against the date- Reed and McKinly's gag res in progress several months,
' t is being laid out with taste Ma rch 1, 1891—set for the olution, but the rebels hum and it is given out in New
sugar schedule to go into bly tucked their tails between Yoi k to-day that the arrange
and skill, with well gra
effect. They', showed the com their legs and accepted the in meats have been perfeted.
ded roads and
A prominent Allianceman
mittee that it meant ruin for evitable after Speaker Reed
the sugar planters to be corn got up and thundered his or from the South, who is in the
EXTENSIVE
polled to sell their crop for ders for theindorsment of the city today to confer with the
l OEEST PARKS.
coming year in a market resolution. Reed is greater representaf i ves of foreign ca p
brought down by freeforeign than his party, and his will is italists on the subject, and
\ desirable place for fine residen sugar, and asked either that obeyed without question, or who is on the inside, said to
the time be exten ed to July the rebelious subject is rele theJournal correpondent this
ces an d
morning.
1, or that the elm jje go in gated to the rear.
"The National Alliance has
—HEAL 1HFUL HOMES— to effect immediately. They
AWFUL TIMES IN TEXAS.
achieved a great work. The
got no satisfaction from the
cotton committee of the na
committee.
A Good opportunity for prof
A terrible thing has hap tional body has completed
The republicans are sus
itable investments.
pened in the great empire of arrangements with Europe
8®*For illustrated pamphlet piciously quiet about the Texas. It is enough to stir
an capitalists to advance
proposed extra-session, and
the bones of John Brown, if $32 'per bale on 2,000,000
add i ess
there is a differance of opin
they are not still "marching
bales of American cotton to
ion regardiugit amongthein.
on," and to make Bill Sew
NVILLE IMPROVEMENT CO.,
be stored in the warehouses
They all want an extra sesiV . hut lots of them want ard to scratch against his of the South for a period of
LINVILLE, MITCHELL CO.
s
metalic coffin. What is to
one year, allowing the farm
N. C. Mi. narrisou to assume the
pay in Texas? Have the er to dispose of the cotton
responsibility by calling an
5—29—6 mo.
democrats cut the throats of any time during the year
extra session, while he, and
all the negroes ? Has anoth should the price advance to
the members of his cabinet
er 'rebellion' broken out? his satisfaction. The Euro
WASHINGTON LETTER.
insist that Congress should
Something awful has happen pean syndicate which advan
Idem our Regular Corresponden take the responsibility by ed, but it cannot be laid at
ces this money on the cotton
taking a recess to November
the door of the democrats. A will charge 4 per cent per an
10. The object of them all
For the Democrat
great outrage has been per
Senator Carlisle thinks is the same—the passage of petrated upon the negroes num in their interest, and
will be fully secured.
there is great danger of a the obnoxious force bill.
and by their white allies. "These arm ngemen t.s mean
financial panic of the republi The apportionment bill Hear the fearful story as it
that the farmers will have
cans persist in allowing the which has been introduced
is told by the Mernpis Ap
the use of $64,000,000, and
amendment to the tariff bill, by Representative Bunnell is peal:
which provides for theremov as partisan a measure as "There was no rebel yell; at the same tiinejkeep 2,000,al of all imported goods from was ever before any Congress. there was no brigadier-gener 000 bales of cotton out of
the
Go vf i -a ni en t bo n ded It i& ifended to keep the al; There was no Confedera the market.
trehouses before Oct 1, to republic-ay party in power cy in the saddle; there was "This money comes at the
/and. He says "I went to ibrJRe next ten years. It nothing, indeed, but a Re very lowest rate of interest
' a.* tor Aid rich and begged was pNppred by Robert P. publican State Convention that could be asked, and the
to withdraw the amend- Po^eH*tbe naturalized Eng and a banquet at night, arrangement cannot fail to
he refused. The amend lishman'at the head of the where wine and and wassail produce a marked advance
was adopted because ! census bureau and its pas murdered sleep, startled an in the price of cotton, as it
republicans wish to pnn- sage would be as gross an cient Nox and built up ro virtually withdraws at once
the importers of the injustice as the republican bust headaches and a de over orfb-fourth of the crop
.utry for their opposition party in all its history has mand for brandy and soda of the country."
A number of cotton men
the tariff bill. IVe shall ever perpetrated.
next morning, and from were asked about this new
t the amendment in con- The facts about the Reed which the colored man and
plan yesterday, but all of
are gradually
ice and try to avo \d the campaign
brother was excluded, with them said that they knew
leaking out. It is now cer
l . , which threatens the
the soothing information:
] .V market."
Senator tain that the protected rnan- 'No nigger en come in here.' nothing about it except what
. e was especially emphat u fa ctu rers h a d t he'' fa t friend' Even Cuney, tthe head and was in the telegiani quoted
condemning the amend- out of them to the extent of front of the republican par above. Most of them agree,
b. He said: "I hardly at least $100,000 to elect ty, could not enter unless he however, that if su°h a deal
'' ovv a crash can beavert- Boss Reed, who did so much put on a white apron and is consumated, it will send
cotton away up, for awhile
nd when it comes the for them in railroading jug carried a waiter."
at least. One dealer said cot
utry will have a practical handled tariff bill through
Another question—the cry ton would go np to fifteen
the House. No wonder the
.stration of some of the
ing question, is, will grim
qnities of this tariff bill, j republicans say that money Hoar, and ghastly Ingalls, cents in Charlotte, if the pro
posed ^scheme was carried
e shall endeavor to avert was used in Maine; and yet,
and bully Reed and infinites-1
<astroiis results in the con- Reed got a smaller vote than imal Harrison and the pure; out.
A gentleman who is in close
ferance committee, but I fear ! he did in 1876 or '88.
Quay do about it? Call out relation with the Alliance,
The success of the demo the army at once. Put down
that we shall not be allowed
to accomplish
anything, crats in preventing the seat this new 'rebellion', and said he knew nothing of this
'"he republicans seemed de- ing of two negro contestant's squelch race prejudice in the alleged transact ion, but that
ermiiKv/to be unjust, even in the House last week ihy rotton old party.—Messen it could be done, and would
put prices np high.
it brings on a financial breaking a quorum n u s ger. _
anie. We can only protest." caused many democrats to Coughs and colds come unin A Montgomery dispatch to
The tariff bill is going ask why the same tactics vited, but von can quickly get the Chronicle lust night says:
these, wit h
hrough the form of being were not adopted at the be- rid of h. McLean's a few doses of The Farmer's Alliance scheme
nr. j.
Tar wine Lung
to corner the cotton crop of
considered by the House i ginning of the session in or- Balm.
NO. 11,
the South and hold it for bet beer invited, also and Julian
ter prices is exciting the most S. Parr, Esq., the president
absorbing interest. Tele of the Association, has gone
grams received yesterday or will go to New York to
from four or five of the big urge personally his accept
gest cotton counties in the ance and will have in the
State are to the effect that matter the assistance of Sen
nearly all the crop is being ator Ransom. Clubs should
held on the farms and very at once form all over the
little is finding its way to State and send delegates to
market. Farrnei's Alliance th i s gath erin g. The ra i 1 roa d
leaders are sending about fare will be only lj^c. per mile
circulars urging the members and special rates will be giv|en by the hotels and board
to stand together.
A gentleman in speaking ing houses of Raleigh. The
to the Aews' and Observer 24th the clubs will meet for
last night said that such an the transaction of business
interruption of the flow of and the 25th will be given
cotton to the markets of the over to speecA-makingby dis
markets of the world by the tinguished gentlemen. All
regu 1a r co u rse w o u 1d p ro ha - North Carolina. Democrats
blyhavea damaging effect who can should go.—Land
upon the cotton stored, and mark.
towards the end of the sea
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.
son the stored cotton would North Carolina, ) Office of
find a market at two or three Mitchell Coun- JUlerk Supty.
Jerior Court
cents less than the aver
Notice is hereby given of
age market prhe of cotton
d uring th e vea r. —News and the incorporation of the Lin
ville Building and Loan As
Observer.
sociation, that the names of
the incorporation are, Hugh
The fact has just come to MacRae, J. VV. Farthing,
the knowledge of some inter Jordan Cook, R. S. Roland,
ested persons that the Tariff S. T. Kelsgv," J. It. Ervvin,
bill as passed by the Mouse and such others as they may
and amended by the Senate associate with them, that
their principal place of busi
makes no provision for a du ness shall be in Linville, N. C.
ty on electricity. In the opin and i ts genera1 pu rpose a nd
ion of a constituent of one of business is the accumulation
the New York Senators this of savings, and the loaning
is a grave mistake and one of same to its members, also
the erection of buildings,
that ought to be rectified be and the purchase of real es
fore it is too late. The Amer tate for the benefit of its
ican citizen writes that it is members, that the duration
the pauper electricity of Can of the corporation shall be
ada that threatens the Airier thirty years; the capital stock
is two
thousand
ican current. The writer there doliars, hundred into two
divided
upon makes a tearful appeal thousand shares of the par
for a duty of $5 per horse value of one thousand dol
power upoh all electric cur lars each. This 6th day of
rents imported over the bor September, 1890.
W. S. H YAMS, C. S. C.
der. The business firm which
the gentlemau represen ts is
NOTICE.
interested in the project that
We the undersigned peti
has been discussed at vari
ous times for several years tioners do humbly pray that
you the honorable County
to utilize the power of Niag- Commissioners grant us a
ra Falls for the production township by the name of
of electric currents to be dis North Fork, and the voting
tributed on a large scale to precinct to be at Thomas's
the industrial establishments school house at or near the
center of said township.
of New York State. Three Those of us who live in this
years ago the Treasury de part of Cove Creek and Bald
partment decided that elec Mountain townships have to
tricity is not dutiable under travel eight miles to cast
the present law so there is no our voi.es, which is very fareason why the miserable cm- tigueingto those who have
no horses to ride. We hope
rent from the Canada side of tha t you will grant our re
the Falls should come sneak quest. The township we de
ing over and compete with sire is bounded as follows:
the pure American product Beginning at the Ashe Coun
to the utter disaster of the. ty line on top of Bald Moun
tain running a west direction
latter. As the Senator's cor to the top of the Elk Konb.
respondent points out, there From thence in the same di
fore, the $5 horse power du rection to the top of the peak
ty is absolutely necessary Ra at the State line; thence with
the future of Niagra Falls, the state line to Ashe line at
John \\ ilson's. Thence with
which must be protected as said line to the beginning.
other infant industries are.
COVE CREEK TOWNSHIP.
Unfortunately, the request
Roby A. Thomas,
William Thomas,
for the much desired amend
Enoch South.
ment comes too late for in
BALD MOUNTAIN TOWNSHIP.
sertion in this year's bill.
Stephen South.
Perhaps it wilbwin some oth
E. A. Wilson,
er year.—Eagle.
James South.
The meeting of the State Tracy, Sep., 15, 1890.
Association of Democratic The most delicate constitution
use
McLean's
Clubs at Raleigh on the 24th can safelyLungDr. J. ,H. is a sure
Tar wine
Balm it
and 25th promises to be a remede.y for coughs, loss of voice,
notable occasion. Senators and oil throat and lung diseases.
Ransom and Vance will botli The "Life of the flesh is the
be there and have promised blood thereofpure blood means
healthy functional activity and
to bring with them some oth this tears with it the certainty
er speakers of national repu of quick restoration from sick
tation: Mr. Mills, of Texas, ness or accident, nr. ,i. H. Mc
Mr. Bree&ehridge, of Ketucky Lean's strengthening cordial and
nlood purifier gives pure rich
Mr. Wilson, of West Virginia blood, and vitalizes and strength
Senator Carlisle and others. ens the whole body. LOO pel*
Ex-President Cleveland has I bottle.
�We are very much obliged misery and trouble, among joy Nature let us learn more
J. C. FLETCHER,
NOTICE!
to Capt. J. T. Patri' k, Supt. our people. There is no ' of her.
On Wednesday. Oct 1st, I will
—ATTORNEY AT LAW—
"3. B. Dougherty, Editor.
sell on the premises at Shull's
of State Fair for a ticket to doubt but unjust tariff legis When Harrison was elect
1? C. Rivers, Publisher
SUGAR GROVE
N. C. Mills N. C., to the highest bidder
the Fair Grounds at Raleigh lation has brought on the ed and the government chang
.
f>
i
Will practice in Watauga and one horse, buggy and harness, 4
next month. We will try troubles threatening the peo ed hands there was quite a
yoke very large oxen, 3 full Dev
A DEMOCRATIC family newpand be there and take it in. ple at this time. When one stir in the small post-offices adjoining counties.
on cows, 3 bulls, 2 calves, 1
p9r devoted to the interests of
heifer all full blood Devons and
County, State and Nation. Pub The Fni" commences Oct. 14 class of people are severely as well as evey where else.
2 unbroken steers, 15 head of
E.F. LOYILL
lished every Thursday at liooue, and continues to the 18th. taxed by tariff duties to Senator Ransom asked the
sheep, 12 of thein full South
Watauga County, N.C.
ATTORNEY AT T>AW,
Everybody ought to go and j build up another class of Post Master General to re
Down; 16 beestands, a large and
Boone N. C. varied collection of road mak
learn all they can about people, it will sooner or later tain the post-masters at all
ing, farming and carpenters
Thursday, Sept. 25th, 1800. farming, stock-raising etc.
bring about just such troub the colleges in the State, July 4th, '89—1 y
tools. A library containing
les that have been and is now which was granted at this
about 200 choice books, also
Kentuck.y's
democratic
DR. L. C. REEVES.
many other books to be sold
majority in August election In Illinois the reform Tar threatening us. This legis place. The incumbent was a
separately. A gold watch, fine
iff movement is taken per lation is an abomination, it competent officer, so much so PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
is 54707.
surveyor's compass and chain,
manent shape as many as is unjust, unwise and illega 1 , that every student, professor
Office at Residence.
household and Kitchen furniture,
Boone, N. C nails, glass, sash, lumber, lime,
It is rumored that J. C. fifteen thousand people of all besides being highway rob and citizen of the town signoil, paint, soap and a thousand
Ray. will run for the legisla political party affiliation bery, legalized by the forms a petition for his retention, Ju[y 4. 89.
unenum crated articles. Terms
ture on the republican ticket greeted R. Q. Mills at Green of law. It is a crime against which was cairied to Wash
of sale CASH down. Bring your
up III. a few days ago. The humanity.
in this countv.
money and get a bargain on Oct
The McKinley ington by a member of the
1st.
T. B. LENOIR, Exr.
tariff was the theme of Mr. tariff bill is of this class. This faculty, who was a Republi
We get very meagre ac Mills, which will including
W. W. LENOIR.
DENTIST,
counts as yet, of the census. the Lodge election bill, be the infamous measure will be can. Everything seemed to
come a law and remain as a be all satisfactory 'till last ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA.
READ THIS.
North Carolina is said to on battle cry of the great west.
menance to the prosperity of summer when an incompe Offers his professional services All persons indebted to
ly inereaed 17 per cent.
the South.
tent republican was appoin to the people of Mitchell, me, either by note or ac
Watauga and adjoining coun count for medical services,
Why have we a republican
Why is it that the republi ted, and one that was very ties.
The state of Maine is the
No bad mateial used or for merchandise are earn
only State in the last Aug. party in this southern coun can party in Congress con unsatisfactory to all the peo and all work guaranteed."1^. estly requested to come for
May 11y. ward and make prompt set
election, where the Republi try? What are its objects tinually legislate against the ple. The consequences are
and aims? Why are the re Southern people? The South that all the mailing is done
tlement as I am compelled
cans held their own. The
publicans of Watauga coun ern people are struggling on the train. A complete boy- W. B. COUNCILL, M. D. to have my money. I have
elections in all those States 7
waited long and patiently,
Boone, N. C.
were fought on the issue of ty rallying their party men year after year to live and cotte.
as my friends well know, and
to life again?
to better their condition, but
Fifty of the students join Resident Physician. Office
the tariff.
When we see the republican With all their energy they are ed the Democratic Club here on King Street north of Post now, that I am lorced to
call on them, I hope they
How many men in our leaders (the same old crowd) met face to face with high this week. They are all en Office.
will respond promptly to my
county want office? There moving with so much ener tariff duties,internal revenue titled to a vote, which is June 12 88. ly.
request. 1 have made a
is not enough places to sup gy we are led to ask the taxes, and the unanimous thought will carry the coun
change in my business and
E. S. Blackburn. must therefore close up all
ply the demand. Wait for above questions to ourselves. defeat of the Blair bill by ty democratic. There are not J. F. Morplisw.
Jefferson, N.C. past transactions, Persons
your turn friend. If the Why are the alliancemen every radical in Congress. over six republican boys Marion, N. C.
MORPHE W & BLACKBURN failing to make settlement
people want you they will such important fellows just They tax us by the tariff on here.
by Oct 1st. 1890 will find
now? Go ask any republi all we buy. When we raise Cotton is very good all ofind out where you stay.
ATTTORNEYS AT LAW.
their accounts in the bands
can leader if he is in favor of
of an officer for collection,
The Springfield Republican the Force bill. His answer tobacco, make brandy or ver the South, and the farm Will practice in the courts Any person desiring can pay
of Ashe, Watauga and Mitch
whiskey, we are taxed on ers are in good spirits.
says: "Maine, the two Dako- will be no. Ask them if they
ell counties, also in the Fed their accounts due me, to T.
tas and Kansas, are the only were not in favor of the Blair those articles. So it is that There is a move on foot eral courts of the Dist., and J. Coffey&Bro. whose rceipt
States that would be left in bill. He will say "Yes we all the profits made by the to store away 2,000,000 Supreme Court of the State. will be accepted by me.
the republican column if the made the campaign two people are consumed by tax bales of cotton on which En Collection of claims solicited. The firm of Phillips &Son.
now carry a first class line
voters should follow the ex years ago and urged the both ways, so the farmer is glish capitalists will give ad Aprl, 10.
of general merchandise which
ample of the Yermont far people to vote the republican growing poorer every year vance $32 per bale, only
will be sold as cheap as
and harder run to keep alive. charging 4 per cent interest. W.J. HUNSUCKER & BROS. goods of the kind can be
mers.''
ticket for we were in fa vor
This, it is thought, will raise
sold, and it will be to the in
Wake Forest, N. C.
of this bill." Then ask them
Brick Layers and Plasterers
the price of cotton to 15 cts.
terest of the public to call
Vermont gave the repub
Sep. 27,1890. per pound in a short time by
and examine our stock be
licans a great scare in her who killed this bill. They
will hum and haw hut will Editor Democra t:
are prepared to do all work fore purchasing elsewhere.
keeping it off the market.
last election, reducing the
Than7ting my friends for
republican majority from gi ve you t o un d erg tan d t h a t I have been greatly interes This is the ware-bouse plan, in their line on short notice. past favors and soliciting'
ted for several da.vs past or on the same principal. ALL work guaranteed and
27682 in 1888, to 12888. the democratic rascals killed
Prices reasonable. For pri your future patronage I re
Another such a set back will it. But don't stop here, ask studying grass-hoppers, crick Whether it will work to the ces etc., address us at Con- main very truly yours.
•T. B. Phillips.
Nov. 7th, ly.
put the State of Vermont in them if ever democratic Sen ets and bumble-bees with a interest of cotton-raisers is over, N. C.
ators Vance and Ransom of pocket microscope, a few lit uncertain. It is hoped, how
Sugar Grove, N. C. July 8.
to the democratic column.
N. C. did not vote for the, tle knives and a guide book. ever, that something will be
Money to loan.
Who will be our next rep Blair bill and then let us A great many interesting found that will raise the
TAKE THE
Persons wishing to bor
resentative? Let the demo know what answer tlmy things can be found in so pi-ice of cotton, for the South
crats trot out any good made. Then alliance broth small an insect as a grass ern people are getting along row money, who can secure
-GOINGsquare man who has no er you ask these high officials hopper. For instance, his very badly raising it at ten it by mortgage on good real
accommodated
large eye is coposed of over a cents and buying all their estate, ^an beto
spavin, wingals or string- of the republican party a few
West and Northwest.
By applying
halt and we can run him questions. Ask them why it- thousand small ones, which supplies in the North and J.F. Spainhour, Boone N. C.,
D. D. D. or A. J. Oitcher, HortonN. C.
through. It is lime the peo is that they are so anxious enables him to see in several West.
Emigrants going to any of the
Boils, pimples, and skin dis 4. 24.
ple were thinkingand acting. to get Maj. Graham or Capt. directions at the same time. eases of all kinds speedily disap
Western States or Territories
will save time and money going
Faueett to run as alliance His nose, or organ of smell, pear when the blood is purified
via. Chicago and Alton route,
The New England states or men against Col Cowles for is situated in the feelers that by the use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
t is the quickest route to
the republicans of these Congress? Ask them if the comes out from the top of It has no equal as a tonic alter
KANSAS CITY, DENVER,
states haveendorsed Blaine's teachings of the alliance men his head; his ear is under his ative, the results being imme
PTJEB LO,
diate and satisfactory.
Ask
reciprocity plan to open free and the acts of the republi wing, while his breathing or your druggist for it, and take no
—DEALERS IN,—
And all points in Idaho, Wash
commerce with the South can Congress agree? But gans are situated all along other.
ington, Oregon, Utah
American countries which did not the votes of CNL his body. The cricket's ears
and California.
General Nerchandise,
means in common English Cowles in Congress, and bills are in his hind legs, while he
Finest and Rest Equipped
"Free Trade and sailors he introduced cover the poli chirps, not with his mouth,
Road in the West.
We have now, on band a
The most generally useful medicine is Ayer's
Only line running Solid Vestirights."
complete line of
Pills. As a remedy for the various diseases
cy and grounds advocated but by rubbing his leg over a of the stomach, liver, and bowels, these
buled trains between St. Louis
Pills
equal.
sugar-coating
Congressmen Bynum of by the farmers alliance? The fine saw on his wing. These causeshave no not onlyTheir be easy and GENERAL MERCHAN and Kansas City.
them
to
Reclining Chair cars and Tour
pleasant to take,
preserves their medi
Indiana, and Grosvenor, of sole object of the republican are small matters, and it is cinal integrity in but climates and for any
all
ist Sleepers free of extra charg .
useless to know them, yet reasonable length of time. The best family
DISE.
Ohio, are stumping Indiana party of this or any other
I will meet parties at any rail
also, unsurpassed
county in this campaign is one might conclude the study medicine, Ayer's Pills are, soldiers, sailors,
for the use of travelers,
road station with through tickets
for and against protection.
CONSISTING OF,
campers, and pioneers. In some of tlio
and baggage checks.
Bynum is carrying off the for office. We as honest vot of insects is of the highest most critical cases, when all other remedies
For full information, maps and
ers cannot afford to "monk importance; so much so that have failed,
[Dry Goods,]
honors and is gaining the
descriptive pamphlets of the
the United States Govern
Ayer's Pills
plaudits of the people both ey" with the republican par
West write to or call on
[Notions,]
ty longer. But let us act ment spends a large amount prove effective.
B. A. NEW LAND,
democrats and .republicans.
[Groceries,]
" In the summer of 1864 I was sent to the
Traveling Passenger Agt..
Annapolis
suffering with
Indiana is right side up po like honest men, and vote to men who study insects diarrhea. hospital,there, I became chronic
[Shoes,]
While
so re
19 Patton Ave., Asheville, N.C.
for principles that have been that are injurious to plants, duced in strength that I could not speak and
litically.
J. CHARLTON, G. P. A
[Hats,]
compelled
wanted
and the information is pub wassay. I was to write everything I25 or 30
taught us by wise and good
to
then having some
Chicago, 111.
[Hardware,]
lished and sent abroad over 8tools per day. The doctors ordered a medi
North Carolina and other men.
cine that I was satisfied would be of no
the country to the farmers, benefit to me. I did not take it, hut per
southern states will greet
[Tinware,]
my
get me some of Dr.
which often enables them to suaded Pills. nurpe totwo o'clock in the after
the great West with larger Financial Affairs of Our Conntry.
Ayer's
About
[Glassware,]
noon
six of
and by mid
destroy the insect and there night I took to feel these pills, the morning
democratic majorities than
began
better. In
[Crockery,]
No one can deny that mon by save their crops. But 1 the doctors came again, and after deciding
ever before. Keep the ball
that my symptoms were morefavorable, gave
7 matters are getting closer
[Medicines,]
medicine,
I did not use,
must not venture too far in me a differentmore of thewhichinstead. The
rolling and let every demo ey
but took four
pills
7 to and harder every year for to "bugology", for I am, as
next day the doctors came to see me, and
crat do his whole duty
of which we are offering at
thought I was doing nicely, (and so did I).
his country, by voting down the people of the South. yet, a weak vessel. Let me I then took one pill a day for a week. At the
I considered myself cured
the most corrupt political In fact every thing is unsat say though, we ought to be end of that time,Pills had saved my life. I
and that Ayer's
was then weak, hut had no return of
party ever in power—the re isfactory, caused principally, better acquainted with the disease, and gained in strength as fast the
as
by the stringency of the mon animal life around us. We could be expected."—F. C. Luce, Late Lieut.
publican party.
66th Itegt. Mass. Vol. Infantry.
We also take in exchange
ey su pply. (Irea t fea rs a re- live in a world full of music
"Ayer's Pills are
Watauga county demo no w entertained that we will and life. Music in the songs
for goods,
T h e Best
cratic convention will be held have a financial crash, and of birds and chirping of in I have ever used for headaches, and they
Wheat,
One of the |
act
in
any
the 4th of October. Town what will be the result? Of sects; life in every thing a- ablelike a charm the relieving after disagree
BEST Tel
Corn,
sensation in
stomach
eating."
escopes i n L
the worlil. Oar facilities ars
Our facilitiesara
— Mrs. M. J. Ferguson, Pullens, Va.
Kye,
ship primaries held on the course our Southern people rouud us. Yet our ears are
unequaled, and to introduce our
"I was a sufferer for years from dys
superior goods we will aendrx**
Oats,
to
* rERSON in each locality,
2nd. Let every body attend will be the greatest sufferers not trained to appreciate the pepsia and liver troubles, and found no
aa above Only those who write
permanent relief until I commenced taking
Chicken
'to ut at once can make sure of
these primaries and urge the when this crash comes.
I the chanee. All you hare to do in
music, which is often very Ayer's Pills. They have effected a com
1 return ia to abow our good, to
Eggs,
: those who call—your neighbors
nomination of a first class Unwise legislation of the sweet and inspiring, and we plete cure." — George W. Mooney, Walla
' and those around you The beWalla, W. T.
&etc,
' ginning of this advertisement
ahowa the small end of tha tela.
ticket. We can elect such a republican party in power are ignorant of the mannei
The following eat gives the appearance of It reduced to
SO GIVE US A CALL.
ticket if we will be true to has caused all this uneasi in which our nearest neigh
PRBPARKD BY
ourselves. We have a ma ness and unrest of the peo bors live. We know nothing
about the fiftieth part of its bulk. It ia a grand, double site telaDR. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Miss.
' I'
scope, aslarge a» laeaey to carry We will also show you howyou
jority of Democrats in the ple. Class legislation will of their lives yet we see them Sold by ail Druggist* and Dealers In Medicine.
(on make from 483
#1 O a day at least, from the start,with.
.,,r i l u i 1 " I I,
" I C (V!
We pay all eipreea
Address, 11Al.LKi'T A CO.. Box
M
MEL,} VI1G LOLLL. LCT/LL autaaperienre. Hotter nrii-at once HHO, I*OBlLANl>, charges,
county beyond a doubt.
soon bring About disorder, every day. If we want to en
The Watauga Democrat
J. ([. IVI LIBU ,
:o and Alton R. R.
S,F, Lenoir,, & Co,,
By Ail Odds
Lowest Prices
FREE
ON
Ayer's Pills,
S F. LENOIR &
•
7
to
11.
AIN*.
�The Republican Contention of
—If a man sells his neigh on the Flat Top mountain To the Democratic Party ofWatanga
County.
tiie Eight District.
bors whiskey, and they get and met with old Uncle Caleb
To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT.
Coffey who told us some in It is but a short time un
I drunk on it and kill each
1 copy1 year
$1.00 other, does the man who teresting tales. He says he til our convention meets at Cor. News and Observer.
has kdled 25 or 2G panthers | Boone, to nominate our
LENOIR, N. C., Sept. 79, "90
3 " (} months
50
3 " 3 months
35 sells it feel badly? If he does in his lite, and says a genuine ! ticket for the various offices — A republican convention Still On Hand With
; he will quit the business.
panther s the most ferocious
ADVERTISING RATES.
"animal that roamed the of the county, and let us as was heU here yesterday to
—Capt. Hill, of Taylorsville Watauga mountains.
3 inch 1 week
$ .75
Nice line of
He Democrats stand to each nominate a candidate for
1 " 3 month
1.75 is making a favorable im told us about when his broth other, and put out a good Congress, at least that was
1 " 3 "
3.00 pression among our people. er Reuben and himself, were
strong and able ticket and supposed to be the object of
3 " 6 "
5.00 He is from "Little Alex"
young men they went "hang on the 4th of November we meeting. Mr. D. C. Pearson,
1 " 3 year
7.00 where
true
democracy ing" in the Rich Lands, and
1 column 3 week
9.00 thrives.
camped out at night under will accomplish a victory for of Burke, was made chair
1
"
1 month
13.50
man, and our accidental
1 "
3 "
25.00 —We are losing some of trees, and one night they the democratic party in Wa
The people as a sheriff, W. S. Miller, was made
1 "
6 "
37.50 our young men and ladies. were sleeping at their camp tauga.
1„ " 1 year
50.00 They have gone and are go fire and a panther came up rule are getting their eyes secretary. Pat Crisp made a Consisting, in part, of Boots,
and pulled a ban kerchief off
Shoes,
ing off to school, and some of Reuben's head, trying to open arid beginning to see blood and thunder speech,so
Entered at the Postofficeat
did the Red Fox (J. Q. A. Dress Goods,
that the Democratic party
Boone. N. C., as second-class of the young men are going get to the cooked meat that
Notions,
he had under his head. They is the party which protects Bryant), of Wilkes. A mo
West.
mail matter.
Hardware,
run off the panther and slept thefarmer and laboring men. tion was made to nominate
—Misses Fmnia and Jenny soundly 'till morning. Rath
Capt Faucetty, a democrat,
Tinware,
LOCAL NEWS.
Council!, of this place, have er too close a contact to have I would suggest the follow we hope without his permis
Groceries,
ing as suitable men and gen
entered Claremont College, been pleasant to us.
sion. That motion was
Coffees,
tlemen for the various offices
—Hauling cabbage has Hickory, N. C. Miss Emma
amended, substituting the
Sugars,
in the county: J. W, IJorcommenced.
NOTICE!
as music teacher, and Miss
name of Hon. Tyre York, of
Tea,
The Watauga county Al ton, for the Legislature, W. Wilkes. A vote on the a—Lots of Newland men are Jenny as a student.
liance will meet in Boone at W. Presnell. for Clerk Super mendment resulted in a tie.
Rice,
to be found wherever you go. —Old Mr. Critcber, who the Acadamy on the 1st Fri
ior Court, W. C. Hulcher for The chairman announced the
Cigars,
—Cowles men are going to has been spending several day in October 7890, (it be Sheriff; Cottrell in Boone pleasure it afforded him to
Cigarettes, etc.
stick to him closer than ever. months with his relatives in ing the 3rd daj). The sub- township for Register of cast the deciding vote. When
alliances will elect their full Deeds; John Hardin, for Breer /fi-yant aired himself
—For the best bargains in this county, left for his home number of delegates that Treasurer. With this ticket on being heretofore misripretown, call on S. F. Lenoir & in Granville county, this they are entitled to and we I think our success is certain. sented in Congress,and want Drugs & Medicines
state, last Monday.
hope that each delegate will The democrats of Watauga ed Cowles beaten, that York
Co.
attend the meeting if pos should be strongly united did not want the nomina
—The Republican County —Our old friend, John sible. The secretarys of the and we will come out in Nov tion. So a motion prevailed, in good variety. Also take
Convention is in session to- Grubb. died at his home at snb-alliances will if posible ember with a grand old ma after the delegate from Burke
all kinds of
Moretz Mills last Friday. He send in their reports by Wed jority for the entire ticket.
day.
made the assertion that his
was a good, honest citizen, nesday before the meeting.
hands had never been soiled
A DEMOCRAT.
—Esq. Penlev, from Buffa- and will be missed by his be As many of the brethren as
by voting the democratic
, is in town as full of good reft family and many friends. can attend, are requested to
ticket, to endorse any enndiATTENTION !
jokes as ever.
be present. This Sept 22,90
date that might be nominat
—AND—
My duties confine me closely to ed by the a Ilia nee. Anybody
—Mr. F. M. Holsclaw, who
W. W. PRESNELL,
—Jesse Reed was released has been in the west for near
Carolina, and I would exchange, to beat Cowles.
Secretary. on favorable terms, $10,000 of
We don't
from jail yesterday by ta a year, surprised us by step
think the alliance democrats
stock in a phosphate company
king the insolvent's oath.
RELIC.
in Florida, my late residence, for will bite.
ping in our office yesterday
AN OPPORTUNITY.
—Miss Carrie Bryan will morning hale and hearty. A cash prize of ONE THOUS a suitable farm in the mountains.
ALEX. Q. HOI.LADAY,
The danp and decaying vege
probably enter High Point He was on his way to his for AND dollars has been offered
Raleigh, N. C. tation of regions newly cleared And country produce in exFemale College.
mer home on cove creek.
for the best short story or
of timber, exposed to the rays of chahge for goods. Gent's
the sun, is sure to breed malaria. furnishing goods, such as,
Mr. B. J. Councill has aban —Rev. Sherwood passed novel, having the Grand ANNOUNCEMENT.
H.
Chills and
doned the idea of going to through town yesterday on father Mountain and the To the voters of Watauga Dr. J.Cure,McLean's and gentle dress shirts, (both laundried
Fever
by mild
South Carolina this winter. his way to Cook's Gap where beautiful scenery of that, County. I hereby announce action will radically cure. 50 and unlaundried.) Collars,
Cuffs, Slips, and in fact> al
myself an independent Alli
—Any one having an asbes he was cited before Esq. Mor locality woven into the plot. ance candidate for the office cents a bottle.
Take one of Dr. McLean's Lit most any thing-needed in that
tus mine would do well to etz on the old 'check' affair. This mountain, situated as of County Treasurer.
tle Liver and Kidney Fillets at line.
A history of said check would it is in the most picturesque
send us some samples.
E. M. CHURCH.
night before you go to bed and
be amusing in the extreme. part of western North Caro
you will be surprised how buoy
J —Rev. E. F. . Jones filled
lina, furnishes an attractive
ant and vigorous you will feel the
his appointment' at the Bap- —H. H. Lewis announces setting for an interesting
A N NOUNCEMENT.
himself a candidate before the story. The selection will be To the voters of Watauga next day. Only 25 cents a vial.
ist church Sunday.
—TheR. &D. R. R. Co. has democratic convention for made by a committee of com County. I hereby announce Sick Headache and a sensation
of o ppression and dullness the
Ifdered three surveys to be the legislature, and will cheer petent reviewers, and the myself a candidate for the of head, are very commonlyinpro Ready-Made Clothing from 8
fice of Sheriff. I will cheerfully
made from Wilkesboro to fully abide the decission of story must not be less than abide the action of the Con duced by indigestion: morbid to 25 dollars per suit. We
said convention. If nomina ten nor exceed fifty pages.
Johnson City or Bristol.
vention, and if I am nomina despondency, irritability and handle onlyfi/^t class goods,
ted, he says he has no fears Detailed information may be ted I will use all lawful means over sensitivness of the nerves
—As soon as the county but what he will be elected.
may, in a majority of cases, be and will guarantee prices as
to secure my election.
obtained of the
traced to the same cause, nr. j. low as any other merchant
convention irakes a ticket,
H. McLeans Liver and Kidney who handles the same grade
—Some of the best republi LINVILLE IMPROVEMENT Co.
THOMAS WARD.
the campaign will open in
Balm and pillets will positively
cans of the county are be
Linville, N. C.
of goods.
en rnest.
cure.
coming disgusted with the
NOTICE.
—The registrar's books will doings of their party, and
Owing to a change in my The quality of the blood de
"Marshal Ney."
b«jL opened the 25th inst. All will withdraw their future
business to take place the pends much upon good or bad
must register in the next support of the men and
1st. of Sept. I now offer- digestion and assimilation, to
measures now bossing the The Landmark's elegant
make the blood rich in life and
thirty days.
that party.
You can't and accomplished friend, goods at greatly reduced strength givingconstituenns, use
: —W. C. Coffey and wife stay with them any longer Rev. J. A. Weston, of Hicko prices for cash. 1 earnestly ur. J. H. McLean's strengthening
request all persons indebted cordial and Blood purifier, it will
>are visiting Mrs. Coffey's and be consistent.
ry, informs it in a private to ine to make settlement nourish the properties of the
father and mother at Wilkes- —Capt. Hill, of Taylors note received a fewdaj^s ago, within that time. Please blood from which the elements of Goods at almost your own
boro.
vitality are drawn. 3.00 per price.
I run in connection
ville, with his daugter, Mrs. that he will go Philadelphia fail not and oblige.
bottle.
T. A. CRITCHER.
with my other business, a
—Geo. W. Hayes, who has Eola Rivers, with her two the 1st, of October, to super
Boinboo, N. C.
been very sick forsome weeks, bright and lovely children intend the publication of his
is, we are glad to say, im are visiting relatives in our book and remain there until
GOING WEST.
proving.
village. Mrs. Rivers and lit January 1st, or until the
I anticipate starting west
—There appears to be no tle ones are tenderly loved, book is out. Rev. Dr. Drake, with a crowd of emigrants
friction now, among demo being the widow and children of Concord, will meantime from 1st to15th of Oct., '90. A Democratic county con
crats and alliance men. All of our lamented friend, Dr. J- fill his place at Hickory. I have my arrangements so vention is hereby called to
Many of our readers who are made that I can give parties meet in Boone on Friday,
.ire aiming at the same thing, J. Rivers, deceased.
the subject mat special rates to any of the Oct. 4th 1890, to nominate
'ood.
.
Notice. Owing to a interested in Weston's book, western States. All persons a county ticket. Primary
ter of Mr.
-Joe Oxenr/ine was tried change to take place in our will be glad to hear that its wishing to go can address conventions will be held at which we think is equal to
business soon, we earnestly
ine and sa ve money. Make the voting places in the res any in the county, and we
tefore Commissioner /tryan request every-body who are appearance may be expected contracts at once.
pective townships on Thurs
within the next four months.
londay, for violating the indebted to us either by note
day, Oct. 2nd 1890, at 2 guarantee our prices as low
JAMES H. BRYAN,
He has an absorbingly inter
eternal revenue laws and or account to come forward esting topic, the discussion
o'clock p. m. to appoint del as any in the
BOONE, N. C.
at once and make settlement of which he entered upon
egates to said county con
nd over to Federal court.
as we are bound to have our with all the zeal of an en
vention. All Democratic vo
NOTICE.
j\she county did a square money. All outstanding bus
ters and all other voters who
>thing when they nominated iness must be closed up, so thusiast, and the declara I, N. N. Colvard, Standard believe in equal and exact
tion that he has treated it Keeper for Watauga county,
(jr. Grigsbv, for the Senate. come on.—Yours Truly well may with safety be ven hereby notify all persons to justice to all and exclusive
!very body can vote for him, May 8th 3 890. Shell &Mast. tured in advance of publica co me fo i-ward at an early day, privileges to none, and who
are in favor of calling a halt
[ith pleasure.
—On last Sunday evening tion. It is of interest to who ha ve not had their meas in the piesent system of tax Also furnish transportation to
panties wanting the same with a
ures and weights sealed with
—Capt Coffey says he sow- an altercation took place be know that Judge Garrett, of i H the past two years, and ation in favor of the rich and safe driver and with as good a
Louisiana, having heard of
Vd three bushels of the Japa tween Bill Wright and Tom the forthcoming book, visit have it done. For penalty against the poor, are request turnout ets can be found in the
nese buckwheat this summer and /fill Woods, on Scaly, be ed Mr. Weston some days for buying, selling or barter ed to attend and take a part county.
For the next
jjmd will make near 200 bush tween here and Elk Park. ago, and said, when he had ing with unsealed weights in said conventions.
J. F. SPAINHOUR,
Wright was struck on the gone over all the ground with and measures, see Vol. II of
U.
Ch'rn Dem. Ex. Com.
him:
"After reading the the Code, See. 3842. I will
-Capt. J. W. Hall and wife head by one of the Woods' evidence I am compelled to be at my office in the court
i^f! Jefferson, N. C., will leave with a rock, crushing in the say, asan impartial judge, house, or at my residence on
Ifeon lor Little Rock, Ark., skull, resulting in his death that, you have proved, be Saturdays for the next few
We will make special prices, for
(here they will remain until on the following Tuesday yond a reasonable doubt, weeks ready to do your work.
cash, on all goods. Returning
night. The parties who did that Peter Stuart Ney was So come on and save your
Ring.
our thanks for past patronage
the killing are not arrested, Marshal Ney."—Landmark. selves trouble. Resp.
N. N. COLVARD, S. K.
B-Benj. P.Grigsby, of Ashe, and we are not informed as Rheumatism is caused by a
Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Pat we will, as heretofore, still con
ent business conducted for Moderate Fees.
Jk> recived the nomination to whether they have left or poisonous acid in the blood and
Office is Opposite U.S.Patent Office,
There are many accidents and and Our can secure patent in less time than those tinue to furnish you good go )ds
we
ft the Senate in this disto
from Washington.
not. This is only the result yeildswhichAyer's Pills. Many diseases which affect Stock and remote model, drawing or photo., with descrip and at as low prices as CAD be
Send
ct, writes us that he will be
cases
seemed chronic and causa serious inconvenient and tion. Wc advise, if patentable or not, free of
till patent is secured.
hand when the campaign of a drunken brawl as is al hopeless, have been completely loss to the farmer in his work, charge. Our fee not aneObtain Patents," with ound.
Truly yours,
A Pamphlet, "How to
les. Mr. Grigsby is a good ways the case when killing is cured by this medicine. It will which may be quickly remedied names of actual clients in yourState, county, or
cost but little to try what effect by the use of Dr. J. II. McLean's town, Bent free. Address,
ku and will be our next done.
the pills may have in your case. Volcanic Oil Liniment.
C. A. SNOW & CO.
a tor.
W. L. Bryan.
—On last Monday we were We predict success.
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D. C.
SUBSCRIPTION HATE S
W.L BRYAN,
a
General
Merchandise,
ROOTS
HERBS,
JUST IN
For Gash, You Can Have
Democratic Gounty Con
Hotel
vention.
and Feed
STABLE,
COUNTY.
60 DAYS
�•
n. TAYLOR
( i)VE CBEEK ACADEMY
1
saw a dead mule. But for
0:
all that I'm hardly prepared
-0—oH. B. Dougherty, Editor.
to say that they live forever."
R C. Rivers, Publish? r
Principal: H. C. MOORE, A B Assistant: J. H. BINGHAM. ^
"Tell us abont Col. Water
J am now ready to
1. Location beautiful, and easy of access.
man's mule," broke in the a nice selected stock of show you
standard
2. A m pie accom m od at i o n s.
Mr. Dunnell, of Minnesota, doctor, extracting a beautiBlue, f iEpson's
3. Superior religious advantages.
chairman of the House com ! fill meerschaum from its ease. ! prints, Indigoginghams, iliswie
Blacks, Dress
4. Expenses very reasonable.
mittee on the eleventh census " I think none of the others ! suiting, Challies cashmeres, and
5. Prepares for college and practical life.
=
today introduced an appor have ever heard that story, brocaded goods with the best lot
Fall term opens Aug. 11th 1890. Send for cireuL
tionment bill on the basis of and I assure you, gentlemen, of 10 cts worsteds on the market.
addressing the Principal, at SUGAR GROVE, X. C.
Ladies' white drese goods, cross
one Representative for each it is as good as a fish story." bar Hamburg, Oriental lace, rib
.280,000 fof
population. "It's not much of a story, bons, gloves, ladit s' and misses'
This would provide for a to and it's true. At the begin hoes, corsets and corset jeans,
Damask table cloths, lace scim
tal representation of 354. ning of the war Col. Water and creton goods, silk thread,
-O
0Under the apportionment man had nr. old mule by the button hole twist. Jeans cloth
from 12%, to 75 cts per yard,
Alabama, California, Colo name of Jenny. As the colo
JACOB. WIRE, A. B., PRINCIPALS
rado, Michigan, Missouri, nel had an opportunity to Hats and shoes
Opens June 9th, 1890. The course THOROUGH, with
HARDWARE.
New Jersey, Oregon, Texas, sell the animal at a good
special advantages to those wishing to prepare for teach *
ing Greek, Latin, German, Higher Mathematics, Natural
Washington and Wisconsin figure, he did so. To be sure in the greatest abundance, such
as hoes, plows, clevises, grass
Sciences, Penmanshiy, Short-hand etc., and arrangements
Would each gain one member;
Jenny had been in his family rods, heel bolts, horse shoes and
will be made for those desiring music. JWTujtion from .75
Arkansas, Illinois, Kansas so many years' that she nails. Table cutlery, hinges,hum
to $2 per mo- For particulars addresss the principal at Solo, N. C.
mers, files, rim knot ocks, butts
and Pennsylvania each two;
seemed like a member of it, and screws. Boffin goods, silverand Minnesota and Nebras
but $30 is not to Lie sneezed mounted handles, screws hinges
ka each three. The only
When you come to, Elk
at for an old mule, so the and ornaments. A very fine lot of
States to lose Representa
QUEENS-WARE.
Park get started off Just
colonel put ad sentimental
tives would be Ohio and Vir
feelings aside and let her go Gold band china, teas and plates Right, by going straight to
bowles and pitchers, glass-ware
ginia, which each lose one.— for $30."
lamps etc. GROCERIES. Extra
Washington Dispatch.
"That was just before the C sugar 12 lbs for $1. Gol J o n e s & V a n c e s
THE
war?" queried the landlord, den drip syrup, rice and spices.
Life will acquire new zest, and
cheerfulness return, if you will who was standing in the Oils, tanner's and engine; tur
pentine. Just received 500 General store and buy every
impel your liver and kidneys to door.
the performance of theirfuntions
gallcns stone-ware, crocks, thing vou need from them.
"Yes, just before the war," churns, jars jugs etc. Give
Dr. j. H. McLean's Liver and Kid
ney Balm will stimulate them to continued the major.
me a call. Resp. C.I). TAYLOR
They have got the bigest
healthful action. $1.00 per bot- "In the exciting times
A COMPLETE NEWSPA- stock in town, and—always
tleONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE,
which followed, of course old
PER!
sell a little lower than
Jenny wa s enti rely forgotton. ,The Prideofthe North Caroli
POLITENESS.
na Press."
About ten years after the
the lowest.
Do you want to aid in building
Civility costs nothing, but war was all over the colonel
up a papier that shall reflect the
the excercise of it brings in concluded he would like a greatest credit on North Caroli They have just received an
-Owonderfully rich returns. The young, lively mule. Alter a na, no matter where it may be elegent line of
of
person to whom politeness good deal one experimenting seen ? Then patronize
lie bought
that just suit
comes naturally, seems to go ed him. Among other good The Wilmington Messenger,
A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER
CLOTHING
through life as if all its ways qualities it looked just as Do you want a reliable paper
Jenny did when she was giving you all the news of the
were polished and oiled for
-0him, while the current of life young. The colonel's son world—a Democratic newspaper Embracing all the choice
that equals the
runs anything but smoothly Frank happened to come largest circulation,best- has the styles in makes and fabrics, Has recently enlarged his store house and stock of goods.
and has for
home on a visit a day or
for those who are by nature two after the purchase.* The twenty-one years been a part which will go DIRT CHEAP His store house is now 60 feet long and thoroughly filled
with new goods, which he proposes to sell at PRICES
impolite. Every person who morning after his arrival lie and factorin thegrowth anddevof the Old
North Come and see our fiine line of
travels over a line of street wandered out to the stable velopment Then subscrbe for
State?
to see the new mule. In
Gents, Ladies, Misses and
cara for any length of time
that will Surprise you.
THE WILMINGTON MESSENGER
Childrens fine
caniiot fail to note the differ- about ten minutes he return
ed and asked: 'Father what
Cam paign Rartes:
ance in the manners of the did yon pay for that mule?'
The "Daily Messenger,'' by
Highest market price paid for all kinds counti y producevarious conductors with "'Seventy-five dollars,' mail, 4 months on trial, for
SHOES! SHOES!!
whom he necessarily comes replied the colonel.
$2.00
R O O I S A N D H E R B S A S P E C I A LT Y .
"Frank burst out laugh- The weekly "Transcript Mes We defy competition on
into contact.
Write him for a list of Roots, Iierbs, and prices.
Some of them a re courteous i n g a n d exc 1 a i m ed : ' Th a t's senger," (the largest and quality, prices and styles.
4. 24.
just $45 more than you sold best paper in the State) 9
and obliging, careful in see her for!'
ing that the cars are stopped "And sure enough, the col months on trial for $1.00
Cash in advance. Both They have a complete line
and started properly; that onel's young mule was none papers are large Eight-Page of Henrietta cloth,cashmeres
GRAND OPENING! NEW GOODS!
each passenger gets off at other than ohl Jenny"
sheets. Send Postal Card ginghams, prints, lawns,
"I never thought to ask with the address of five per
his or her street; aids t he aged
-omuslins, laces, ribbons etc.
and infirm ungrudgingly. you," said the doctor, re sons and receive sample cop
lighting his pipe, "whether
Others again seem to be the Jenny is still alive or not." ies of THE MESSENGER.
Their stock of Groceries is
victims of uncomfortable ill- "She was a year ago," re Oct. 1st, 1888. tf.
full to overflowing and of the
plied the major promptly,
humor and do everything
very best quality, consitingof
possible to annoy the passen "but was beginning to look
a little weary. There's no
Flour,
It is gratifying to us to announce to our numerous
gers. One is liked by no one;
—AND—
way," he added, rnoralizingly
customers that we have now, and still arriving {lie largest
one is often complained "of telling the age of either a
Bacon,
KNOCKED OUT!
stock of goods ever brougt to Watauga. We have recent
against, the other is cheer mule or a negro ."—Chicago
Lard,
ly bought in Philadelphia and Knoxvilie $6000.00 worth
J. P. HENSON, DARK RIDGE,
Herald.
fully commended.
Coffee,
of NEW GOODS.
Our stock consists of all varieties of
N. C.,
When favors are to be giv
Sugn r,
goods kept in a first class store. We have a nice line an
is just receiving a large stock
en out and advancements
ready made CLOTHING that we are offering Low down.
Rice,
made, is it any wonder that
Teas,
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
SHOES! OVEB-SHOES! BOOTS !
the good natured one is to
Cigars,
which will be sold for Cash or
Ladies dress goods in all qualities, colors and prices.
DEMANDS
be chosen person? And yet,
country produce at prices
Gents furnishing goods! Collars, cuffs, Neckw-are, shirts
Cigarette, socks and anything you want in theJatest style's, il ATo!
That only honest and reliable medicines
when this is the case, the should be placed upon the market. It can never before heard of. Give
Cheroots etc.
therefore, be stated too emphatically,
to suit men, women and children. Hardware, crockery,
surely Thersites rails out not, repeated too often, that all who are in him a call,
nor
apr 2D ly.
farming utinsels, Ac. in great quantities. Our goods were
need of a genuine Blood - purifier should
against his own bad luck, be sure and ask for
Groceries, Hardware, Queens- bought at a bargain and we propose to give our ens to mere
Republican Convention.
and curses the fate that gave
ware, Glassware & etc. Cutlery, the benefit of them. Come and see our fine stock and vou
to his comrade a better posi
As chairman of the Repub both pocket an-1 table, Scythes will be sure to buv. Extra inducements will be offered tp"
tion than he himself is able Sarsaparilla. Your life, or tliat of some one lican Executive Committee of And snaths, butts and screws, the next 60 days for C ASH . We take all kinds of produce
near and dear to you, may depend on the
to secure.
use of this well-approved remedy in prefer
Watauga County, North Car cross-cut and hand saws, alio and livestock a specialty. Thanking 6'ur friends for past
patronage, we hope to merit it in the future by honest
ence to any other preparation of similar
"Assume a, virtue, if you name. It Is compounded of Honduras sar olina, it becomes my duty to which will be sGd
dealings and good oargains, we are,
variety
have it not," was the advice saparilla (thestillingia,most rich in curative call upon all republicans and
properties),
mandrake, yellow
Vary Rsspectfull T7
dock, and the iodides. The process of man
i
J)
of the Bard of Avon, and ufacture is original, skilful, scrupulously persons without regart to
past political affiliations,
most excellent advice it is, clean, and such as to secure the very best who are in sympathy with
medicinal qualities of each ingredient. This
E. H.DOUGHERTY & BRJ
for by the continual assump medicine is not boiled nor heated, and is, the principles of the republi
Remarkably Low,
therefore, not a decoction; but it is a com
tion of a virtue the possession pound extract, obtained by a method ex can party in this county to
the
of it will eventually come, clusively our own, of tonics,best and most meet in conention at the
powerful alteratives,
and diuretics
court house iri Boone oil You are cordially invited
known to pharmacy. For the last forty
and so we say to those who, years, Ayer's
Tuesday, Sep. 25, 1890, at
either by berth or acquisi
10, a. in., for the purpose of to examine our immense
•DEALERS
IN—
tion, have become possessed
nominating a Leg i si a t i ve a n d stock of goods, we feel sure
of a rude manner and a bad has been the standard blood-purifier of the County ticket. The chair we can suit you in prices,
world—no
popular
disposition, assume the vir confidence other approaching it inIts form man of the different town
or universal demand.
styles etc.
ula
by the leading physicians
tues of civility and kindliness and is approvedBeing pure and highly con ships will call their township
If you think of buying a
druggists.
meetings on Saturday, Sep., #@"Prompt attention giv
and become what all of us centrated, it is the most economical of any 20th, and elect two delegates
SEWING MACHINE,
possible blood medicine. Every purchaser
en to all Mail Orders.
should be, amiable and ob of Sarsaparilla should insist upon having and two alternates to coun
and want to save CASH, write me
Yours Respc't.
this preparation and see that each bottle
liging.—Ex.
ty convention. Everybody
bears the well-known name of
for prices. I carry a full line of
invited as there will be some
needles and parts ,such as ,
J. C. Ayer & Co.,
8to-y of a Mule Which Lived ''Some
pro minen t spea ker to ad< 1 ress
Shuttles, Bobbins, Drivers,
Lowell, Mass.
Leng th of Period."
the people.
J. C. RAY,
Oits etc., all of which can be
In every quarter of the globe Ayer's Sar.
"How long do mules live?"
CUM. RED.Ex. COM.
sent by mail.
saparilla is proved to he the best remedy for
May the 1st, 18f>0.
repeated the major, qs he all diseases of tiic blood. Lowell druggists
I ha ve a good line of fishing
unite In testifying to the superior excellence
F. J. McMillion and Son of the
Tackles, Trout Flies, Hooks,
placed his feet on the railing of this medicine and to its great popularity Month of Wilson Ya.., are Manu
Lines etc,
Seins a specialty,
of the hotel verandah and in the city of its manufacture.
fa t uivs of all kinds of woolen
will send t hem out by mail.
blew into the air, slowly and Ayer's Sarsapar i Ila goods, which they will send to
3. P. AN&EL,
your door in exchance for wool.
PREPARED BT
reflectively, a vast cloud of
They also keen a fulllme of their
KNOXVILLE,
most fragrant tobacco smoke DR. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass. goods on hand at Southerlands,
TENN
"well I don't know. I never field by Druggists. gl, six g,f>. Worth p.1 a bottle. Ashe Co., N. C. They pay the
.5—29.
highest price for wool.
saw a mule die, and 1 never
The Watauga Democrat
Vails Orucis N c
i
MONEY-
NOW IS THE TIME TO
SlItMltllSli l'OU
R. A. SPAIN HOUR,
MORAVIAN FALLS,
N. C
E. H. DOUGHERTY & BRO.
MAST,
N, 0.
ROCK BOTTOM STRUCK
PUBLIC SAFETY
Ayer's
i s.
Sarsaparilla
p. amjkl,
SLAVING MACHINES
Joaes & Vasce.
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VOL 3
BOONE,
WATAUGA
THURSDAY, OCTOBER,
2. 1890.
NO. 12.
On motion convention ad of public plunder," would die
IlEPUBLICAN COUNTY
groes. The negroes will nev- ing toward the World's Fair,
journed. Thos. Bingham, of its own rottonness in po
CONVENTION.
er be seated until the republi-! and report to the House in
dim. litical morals before another
December.
cans get a quorum.
W. II. Norris, Sec.
election day could roll aThe republican majority The Washington Navy The Republican party ofj
Watauga County met at the
of the conferance committee Yard is being worked for all court house in Boone, on THE ISSUE AND RESULTS. round. Disguise it as tli«y
may, the republican party
have about patched up an it is worth just LOW , to help Thursday, at 12 o'clock, M.,
has become the merciless ty
agreement on the tariff bill, the republicans in contiguous Sept. 25th 1890
v place planned and developing
This is the year of all years
and it might have been re Congressional districts. Sec The convention was called when Constitutional liberty rant of a class, while the
AS
ported today but it is pre retary Tracy must have been to order by J. C. Ray, Chm. is on trial. "It is a, time of democratic party still stands
Rep. Ex. Com., and Tho's.
sumable that the republicans joking when he said that pol Bingham acting a s secret a ry. political re-adjustment, and 'like a stone wall" in defense
the people.—Rocking,
will bold it until they can itics should not enter the The chairman announced the henceforth the issue is be of all Rocket.
A GREAT RESORT
ham
get a quorum of republicans navy yards. Politics may following committees: Com tween the politics of princi
on the floor of the Housep not be entering the Washing mittee on credentials; W. H.
Life will acquire new
Situated in the Mountains oi that may be tomorrow or it ton yard, but democrats are Norris, J. J. Wilson, B. F. ple and the politics of specu cheerfulness return, it zest, and
you will
Bannock and T. A.Cable. On lative trade alliance, the doc
may not be at all during being pushed out to make permanent organization, J. trine of liberty and the doc impel your liver and kidneys to
the performance ot their funtions
WESTERN NORTH CARO this session. A prominent room for repnblicans at L. Hayes, E. M. Greer and trine of force; the methods of Dr. J. H. McLean's Liver and Kid
republican member of the quite a lively rate.
Bennett Smith. On resolu
ney nalm will stimulate
to
democratie self-govern men t healthful action. $1.00thembotLINA,
per
conferance committee, who Senator Yoorhees has intro tions; Calvin Tucker, Manly
was known to be opposed to duced a joint resolution dir B. Blackburn and L. H. Mi and the methods of imperial tledecree."
chael.
A region NOTED for health Blaine's Latin-American re ecting the Secretary of the The committee on creden The country is fast coming Col. Thos. B. Long is the
ciprocity idea, was asked Treasury to purchase10,000- tials reported all the town
'ulness and beauy of Scenery.
to the point of recognizing State Lecturer of the State
why he voted for the recipro 000 ounces of silver bullion ships
represented except
Alliance. In party affiliations
city amendment. "Oh," he with! thirty days in Ameri Sh a wneh a w. T h e co m m i t tee this fact. The recent depar he is a republican. While as
AN ELEVATION OF 3,800 FEET
replied, laughingly, "recipro can markets at apricenot to on permenant organization ture of ex-Gov. Cameron, of Lecturer of the Alliance it is
With Cool, Invigorating city is a popular fad just exceed $1.29 per ounce the reported Thos. Bingham Va., from the republican par his duty to enlighten the peo
Chm. and W. H. Norris Sec.
—Climate.—
now, and it is well enough to bullion to be coined at once The committee on resolu ty, and his entrance into t he ple on those principles of his
have the name tacked onto and held as current money. tions reported the following democratic fold, adds a pow order which, while pertaining
Bostpn boot manufacturer resolutions which were adop erful emphasis to the fact. to political matters, should
the tariff bill to help carry
It is being laid out with taste
Gov. Cameron is a man of
the unpopular features of the has requested Representa ted:
Resolved. 1. That we renew character, respected by all not, accordingto the decision
and skill, with well gra
bill." That expresses in a tive Kilgore to allow him to
of the Alliance itself trench
our allegiance to the funda
ded roads and
nut shell the much talked of name a new product ion,^spec mental principles of the na persons and all political par upon partisan politics. Col.
amendment—it is only bun- ially intended for Texas trade tional republican party, and ties. He has followed the re Long violated this privilege
EXTENSIVE
comb.
and the wise and conserva publican party from princi in this particular in hisspeech
"The Ki[gore Boot."
Mr. Harrison lacked the Representative Crisp has tive administration of Presi ple, and through all these at the Alliance picnic on
FOREST RARKS.
years he has stood for the
courage to carry out his the honor having compelled dent Harrison.
Swannanoa. last Saturday.
Resolved: 2. That
threat of vetoing the River Speaker Reed to publicly ac farmer's alliance we in the principles which that party His speech was nothing more
recog professed to represent. In
A desirable place for fine residen
and Harbor bill. It is said knowledge that he had com nize an organization whose
nor less than an adroit ap
ces and
that a certain Senator high mitted an error in declaring efforts against monied mo this year of upheaval—the peal in behalf of the republi
up in the councils of the re a quorum present when there nopolies, trusts and com most remarkable in political can party and of Mr. Ewart.
—.HEAL1HFUL HOMES— publican party informed him was none. Keep your eye on binations, a potential power events that has marked the
calculated to promote the last decade—we find him in a It was not only a direct ap
that if he vetoed that bill a Crisp. He's a rising man.
material prosperity of our letter to a friend, dealing peal for the republicans, but
A Good opportunity for prof majority of the republican
entire people. That in its ef steady blows upon the repub coming as it did from an Alitable investments.
Mr. Fife in Morgantou.
Senators had pledged them
forts to elevate the condition
ance lecturer to 'an Alli
TFor illustrated pamphlet selves to make war on him
of the farmer and laboring lican party; criticising in se ance gathering it wasoffensipersonally during the remain All information from the classes in general, it lias our vere terms the Harrison Ad v el y so. —A she vilie Demo
add less
Fife meeting in Morganton most hearty sympathy and ministration and stigmati
der oF his administration.
crat.
support. That in its opposi
Senator Plumb gave the last week shows it to have tion to giving away the con zing as a failure the authors
LINVILLE IMPROVEMENT CO.,
Treasury department a little been the grandest success of vict labor of th > Sta te to R. of that Administration; de Coughs and coMs come unin
but
quickly
LINVILLE, MITCHELL CO.
raking over, Friday, because the kind on record. The R. corporations, we deem a nouncing the tyranical action vited, these,von can few dosesget
rid of
with
of
N. C.
of Speaker Reed in crushing nr. J. H. McLean's a wine Lung
of its having entered into a causes leading to this happy step in the right direction and
Tar
5—29—6 mo.
limited partnership with a result may never be known most heartily approve of the out the rights of the minori nalm.
ty in Congress, and charac
lot of New York speculators in the life, but all agree that same.
The Virginia, Tennessee
Resolved: 3. That we de
Mr. Fife was the proper in nounce the partisan election terizingin fitting terms of and Carolina Steel and Iron
and Saturday, SenatorCoekWASHINGTON LETTER.
rell reopened thesa me wounds strument in God's hands for law of the last legislature as condemnation the measure Company, that owns the
Nearly unwise, expensive andoppres k no w n a s th e Foree Bill, n o w Pocahontas Coal fields in
Frcm our Regular Corresponden in a few remarks objecting to the glorious work.
simply awaiting the conven
every man, woman and half- sive.
the consideration of Senator
Virginia, and the South At
For the Democrat
grown child in the town have The convention then pro ience of its instigators before lantic and Ohio R. IL now
Sherman's bill to reduce the
Speaker Reed has been so amount of bonds required of confessed sins and professed ceeded to nominate candi being formally enacted as a
constructed from Bristol,
dates for the legislature and
badly beaten at his own national banks. Mr. Cock- Christ.
All classes, ages, county offices. On motion law.
Tenn., to Big Stone Gap, are
game by the democrats of rell said that he proposed sexes and colors have gotten the delegates from each town Gov. Cameron, only like
the House that he offered when this bill was taken up on a higher plane, and the ship voted as instructed in other men of prudent, conser now surveying a line froir
Bristol to Linville, where a
through one of his minions to offer an amendment re religious current set in mo their township meeting which vative impulses all over the
connection will be made with
to agree that no more demo quiring the withdrawal of all tion there will flowon through resulted in the following nom land, has become justly al
the S. W. Air Line. Two
inations which was made ucrats should be unseated at
bond circulation, and the the ages of eternity. Chris nanimous by the convention: armed at the inevitable ten parties of engineers are now
this session if the democrats substitution of Treasury tians of all denominations For Representative, E. M. dency of republican acts and
in the field, and the officers
would stay in their seats to notes—the best paper curren have been edified, and sin Greer; for Sheriff, L A. Green; republican politics toward
of the Company say they
make a quorum. It is un cy that any country ever ners of the most hardened for Clerk of the Sup. Court. the subversion of all liberty
will build the road if they
necessary to say that the had. "That will take" he type have been converted. Thomas Bingham; for Reg in this country. To the end
can get a leasonable good
offer was rejected—the demo- continued, "the control of Those who sold intoxicating ister of deeds, M. B Black that the tide may be stemm
line, of which there seems
burn; for
ciate will make no bargain our fina nces out of the hands liquors have quit the busi L. Winkler;Treasurer, James ed before it is too late, he has
for Surveyor, L.
little doubt. The Coal & Iron
,th Reed. The offer was of a combination and monop ness, and their customers H. Michael; for Coroner, J. fallen into line with the con
Company own 50,000 acres
not made until the Speaker oly. What has been seen d r u n k a r d s o f 1o n g sta n d i ng B. Williams.
servative party of the coun of land in Mitchell countv
found out that he could not within the last few weeks has have promised never more On morion W. B. Baird was try, and henceforth will fight
adjoining the lands of the
force the democrats to stay not been creditable to the to touch the accursed stuff. elected Chm. Ex. Com, for the the battles of democracy Linville Improvement Com
in the House, not even by country. The Secretary of One man who sold cider emp County of Watauga for the along with the true men pany, on which they have
next two years.
locking them up, and Repres the Treasury has been seen tied his barrel in the back The following gentlemen and the true party of thepeo
found magnetic ore.—Mor
entative Kilgore had set an drawn on by speculators in yard, and a whiskey stiller were elected members ol the pie.
ganton Herald.
example by kicking open stocks' and grain in New has shut down and declared Ex. Com.: Boone, J. M. Hod The democratic party wel
a locked door that every York, to pay out every dol he will stamp several hun ges; Blowing Rock, J. P. Fry; comes him and all such men The most delicate constitution
use
McLean's
democrat in the House was lar of cash surplus in the dred gallons he has on hand Blue Ridge, Milton Storie; to its ranks, with a hearty can safelyLungnr. j. , H. is a sure
Tar wine
nalm it
Bald Mountain, Calvin Tuck
prepared to follow if it be Treasury in order to save and then pour it on the er; Pea ver Dam, Wm. Eller; goodwill. We feel that one remedey for coughs, loss of voice,
came necessary to do so to their
imaginary
profits ground. If he does God will Cove Creek, Wm. N.Thomas: blast from his bugle born ana all throat and lung diseases.
• et out of the chamber. A in speculation and gam bless him fourfold. As an Elk, J.H.Greer; Laurel Creek will, to our cause, be worth Mr. W. 8' Dashiell, to whom
umber of republican Rep- bling."
evidence of the zeal Mr. Fife E. M. Greer; Meat Camp, L. "ten thousand men."
the recent letter of ex-Gov.
sentatives are in hearty The bill shutting the lotter has aroused in and around A. Green; Stony Fork, J. H. So likewise as to the acces Cameron, of Virginia, was
Younce; Shawnehaw, Jacot)
mpathy with the demo ies and newspapers which Morganton, there was a Yon nee; Watauga, M. F. sion of "nj. Wm. A. Guther- written, and who has left the
nic efforts to prevent the print lottery advertisements proposition at the closing l'resenll.
ie. Mr. Moore and others n- republican party with Came
jsea ting of two legally out of the mails, is now a meeting, Sunday night, to The following resolution moug the few, as we believe, ron, says there are fewer white
>pted democrats in favor of law. There are lots of ru raise $3,000 to build a Y. M. was introduced by. J. C. Ray who were republicans from republicans in Richmond
b negro contestants, but mors about what the lottery C. A. hall and tabernacle for and unanimously adopted: j principle. Their combined now than there have been
annual meetings and in Resolved that the Republi
ey lack the courage of people intend doing to test about 20 minutes $5,000 cans of Watauga County in j weight of character and influ since 1881), and that "if An
eir colleague, Mr. Chandle ae constitutionality of the were subscribed.—Press and convention assembled, most ence is obliged to boast our imas could come to life again
tnd., who madea strong new law, but they lack con Carolinian.
heartily indorse Mr Greer cause to an incalculable ex and to Richmond and lead
the republican party be
Parsons, of Ashe, for the Sen
jeech begging the members firmation.
There are many accidents and ate in this the 35th Sena tori tent. while scattering the va would give tone to it."—
of his party not to attempt A resolution has been re diseases which affect Stock and
luing fortunes of a party landmark.
Dist.
.) commit this outrage, sim- ported to the House provid causa serious inconvenience and al Resolved: that these pro-1 whose usefulness has long
IF TOUR HACK A(HKS,
roaay good for
\y because a majority of ing for the appointment of a loss to the farmer in his work, ceedings be sent to Watauga since become only a dream of Or you arc all isworn out,debility. Try noth
ing, it general
which may be quickly remedied
RliO U'N'.S IRON MTTKHlt.
ie elections committee had committee to inquiie into by the use of Dr. J. II. McLean's D EMOCRAT and Western Citi- thepastand which party now. It will cure you, cleanse your liver, and give
a gfwd appetite.
'ported in favor of the lie- the progress Chicago is mak- Volcanic Oil Liniment.
zen with request to publish.! but for "the cohesive power
LimiLLE.
�Jhaii
The Watauga Democrat,
JI
°n,m
i> V
country, it m conn- which divides the republican LINVILLE LETTER.
dcntly hoped that after the j acts of Congress and the
2>. B. Dougherty, Ed/tor.
winter session, from the 4th creed of the alliance, and 51 THURSDAY , Sept.,25.—I see
R C. Riversf, Pnbli,slier
December, 'till the 4th of stood with one foot on the some lumber and bricks de
—DEALERS IN,—
Still On Hand With a
A DEMOCRATIC family news- March in the year of our republican bank and the oth posited on the corner lot of
that there er on the alliance platform, ICarolina avenue (east side)
per devoted to tiw interests of Lord 1891,
General N erchandise.
County, State and Nation. Pub never
will be
another and proclaimed in thunder and Cherry St. Am told
Nice line of
lished every Thursday at Boone, republican Congress
The tones to those on both sides, that they are for the con
We have now, on hand a
Watauga County, N.C.
present Congress with its "Come unto me and 1 will struction of a banking-house,
complete line of
Thursday Oct. 2nd, 7800. autocrat Speaker has been a show you the way." The re j The building-will be built of General
disgrace to the proud name publicans are already there, | brick and is to contain
GENERAL MERCHAN
The republicans are for of America.
brother, but some of the alli rooms for permanent offices
DISE.
Capt. Faucett for Congress.
ance friends are afraid that of the Linville Improvement
Friend Crisp is an indespen"Any body to beat Cowles."
in crossing over they will fall Go. It will not be finished,
CONSISTING OF,sible citizen. He comes over
into this filthy chasm and probably, 'till way into next Consisting, in part, of Boots, [Dry Goods, ]
It is Capt. Faucette of to help the boys fix up nat
Shoes,
Caldwell, and not Dr. York, ters, when his business in get their pure, democratic spring.
[Notions,]
garments badly soiled. We Mr. Foulke informs me Dress Goods,
who is to do up Col. Cowles Caldwell will allow. He has
[Groceries,]
Notions,
for Congress. The Capt. is charge of the republicans in know of one who made the that his beautiful real estate
[Shoes,]
Hardware,
an old time democrat and Caldwell this year and it will start, and seeing the slime building is contracted to be
Tinware,
and mud, backed out. This ready for occupancy on the
[Hats,]
also an allianceman.
require most of his time
Groceries,
[Hardware,]
brother is in great sympathy first day of January 1891.
training Mr. Faucette. Mr.
Our candidate for Senator, Crisp is a very strong alliance with the poor, laboring-, man, A. S. Church is the con
Coffees,
[Tinware,]
Mr. Grigsby, is said to be a man and will be during Oct. the farmers in particula r, and tractor. Mr. Church is run
Sugars,
[Glassware,]
if they would have allowed ning a good share of the bus
good campaigner. Mr. Par
Tea,
Our people are somewhat
[Crockery,]
it, he would have embraced iness of Linville. He h'as
sons, his republican oppon
Rice,
grateful that Caldwell is so
[Medicines,]
them affectionately, for none two saw mills, a planing ma
ent, is not so fluent on the
Cigars,
magnanimous to furnish us were
elligible to office but the chine, cabinet shop, and con
stump. They will be among with special aids to help in
Cigarettes, etc. of which we are offering at
alliancemen, provided they tracts to build buildings,
us during the campaign.
times of great need. Really
were of the faith of Harrison and has (not) "thecare of al
Mr. J. A. Crisp announced our friend Pat is a good clev and the republican Congress,
the churches," where men Drugs & Medicines^
Mr. Faucette, in the radical er accommodating fellow and provided they could wink
and woman assemble to wor
county convention at this and we are always glad to at the Lodge Election Bill.
We also take in exchange
ship God, but he preaches
in good variety. Also take for goods,
place, as as independent dem see him. Come over and help The defeat of the passage of
here occassionally, and I be
all kinds of
ocratic alliance candidate in the campaign if Caldwell the Blair bill by the republi
lieve, is the employed pastor
Wheat,
can get along, but do not
for Congress against Col.
cans in Congress, and the pas of two Baptist churches
Corn,
Cowles; a highly appropriate neglect your own county.
Rye,
sage of the McKinley tariff He has his hands and brain
place to announce a dem The Wilmington Messen bill, also retaining the odi
Oats,
fully employed. Besides, he
Chicken
ocratic candidate—Selah.
ger's report of the big meet ous internal revenue laws, is vice president of a Literary
—AND—
Eggs,
ing- of the democratic clubs with all its object ion a I ma society, for the Linville LTe
&ete,
How many of the republi
can party of Boone township at Raleigh, has the following chinery in executing the rary Society has beenformec
SO GIVE US A CALL.
attended the primary con statement of Mr. Secretary same. This is what the boss and one debate held. J. P.
vention the other day? There Bedding-field. We are sure succeeded in having the re Robbing (our shool teacher)
were delegates from Boone that all true alliance men publicans and allliance-men is president; A. S. Church And country produce in exMay the 15th. 1890.
township at the connty con of Watauga will endorse to endorse when he prepared vice; J. B. Johnson, secreta ehahge for goods. Gent's
the resolutions.
ry and treasurer. J. G. Lov- furnishing goods, such as,
vention. We have it from every word of it:
TAKE THE
"Eugene C. Beddingfield, Mr. Greer, who was nomi en and Josh Gibbs are cap dress shirts, (both laundried
good authority that there
were ho township meetings. Secretary of the State Far nated for the Legislature, fol tains.
and unlaundried.) Collars,
mer's Alliance, was called on.
MONDAY , Sept. 29.
-GOINGMore kicking will be in order. He.pledged to Senator Vance lowed this Mogul of the par
Cuffs, Slips, and in fact, al
ty, and told the people that Aaron is a growing village most any thing-needed in that
the hearty support of the
West and Northwest
The Republican bosses are Alliance. He declared that he endorsed every word that two and a half miles from line.
discouraged about the com so long as the negro remain had been said by the one who Linville. The Mitchell coun
Emigrants going to any of the
ing campaign. Most of them ed here there could bo no div preceded him. He is also ty Association of Baptists
Western States or Territories
acknowledge their defeat ision of the white men. He willing for all the odious laws met there on Thursday last
will save time and money going
already. The party is divid said the Alliance was com of the republican Congress to and continued in session til
via. Chicago and Alton route,
posed of the flower of the
t is the quickest route to
ed and are at war with each Democracy of the state and be fastened upon the people Sunday forenoon. Rev. S. M
KANSAS CITY, DENVER,
other. The issue will be in their name he wished to of the South, simply because Greene was elected modera
Ready-Made Clothing from 8
PUEBLO,
Heed ism and
Blaineism thank those outside of the it is the glorious republican tor and Rev. W. G. Buch
to 25 dollars per suit. We And all points in Idaho, Wash
We predict that Blaine will order who had worked so party that does it. Mr. Greer anan secretary. Rev. Wm
ington, Oregon, Utah
down Reed, and thus far we faithfully for the Democracy's is an alliance man also, and Ollis preached the introduc handle only first class goods,
and California.
success. He declared that
thinks the alliance and repub tory sermon, in the absence and will guarantee prices as Finest and Best Equipped
are for him.
the Alliance was incorporat
ow as any other merchant
Road in the West.
ed for the sole purpose of ed lican platform are compati of Rev. L. H. Greene, who who handles the same grade
W. W. Rollins, of Asheville ucating and elevating the ble and are of the same faith
Only line running Solid Vestiwas appointed. It rained of goods.
has been appointed Collector masses.
buled trains between St. Louis
and order. If he can make a every day during the session,
and Kansas City.
for this internal revenue dis
campaign on such a position but I am informed that it
Reclining Chair cars and Tour
If Congress has the power
triet in place of Eaves reject
and convince the people of was a very interesting one
ist Sleepers free of extra charge*
ed. This appointment suits to unseat members who have Watauga that lie is consisI will meet parties at any rail
from first to lust.
us very well. No doubt but been elected by large ma tant, he will prove himself to
road station with through tickets
Friday and
Saturday
and baggage checks.
he will receive a few letters jorities of the people, why be the sharpest politician of
nights services were held in
For full information, maps and
applying for places and posi have any elections at all? the age. He knows, or ought
descriptive pamphlets of the
the Linville school house.
tions under his control. But Congress declares for a to know, that on account of
Rev. L. H. Greene officiated Goods at almost your own West write to or call on
Fiiend Crisp and others "free ballot and a fair count" republican laws the burdens
B. A. NEWLAND,
the first night and Rev. S. M. price.
I run in connection
Tra veli ng 1'a « se n gei * A gt..
should take due and timely and so thev take charge of of the people are made more
Greene, the moderator, Sat with my other business, a 19 Patton Ave., Asheville, N? C.
elections and make the count
notice.
J. CHARLTON, G. P. A
strenuous instead of being- urday night.
free" and also "fair," pro
Chicago, 111.
lightened; and he knows Mr. S. 2. Kelsey, with his
The last outrage of the vided the contestant is a rad
Reed gang in Congress, was ical negro from the South. that these are the main rea family, arrived home from
to unseat Congressman Ven- This makes it free and fair sons that first gave rise to Highlands, Macon county,
able, democratic member whether the negro had a ma the organization of the far on Friday night last. He is
—AND—
from the Fourth
Vir jority or not. They say he mers alliance. We should like to occupy a cottage on RufKNOCKED OUT I
ginia District,,
and
to ought have been elected, and for either of these gentlemen fin street.
to point out the relationship This is on of the rainiest
J. P. HENSON, D A [ IK R IDGE,
seat one Prof. Langston, so they put him in. And the
N. C.,
negro.
We will publish cry still goes out "a free bal between the farmers alliance days the "oldest inhabitant"
and the republican party. remembers ever to have ex which we think is equal to is'just receiving a large stock
Langston's speech on the oc lot and a fair count." They
casion, next week, and let buy men with money, to vote It is about the same kinship perienced. More rain has any in the county, and we
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
guarantee our prices as low
our republican brethren hear the republican ticket at every that an old friend of curs been known to fall, but for
which will be sold for Cash or
as any in the
said when he introduced a la
what he says.
country produce at prices
election and keep up the cry dy to a friend of his, saying: steadiness and straitness of
downfall I have never known
never before heard oh Give
"a free ballot and a fair "She is a nephew to my wife's
The democratic clubs of
him a call,
it exceeded anywhere in
The election bill relations."
apr 2D ly.
the state held a great meet count."
passed by the House is for a Personally, we ha ve noth twenty-three states. At 8
ing at Raleigh a few days
"free ballot and a fair count," ing to say against any of the o'clock, p. m., there is no
ago. Many thousand atten
J. S. W.
but the radicals want to do ticket nominated, as we re hold up.
ylSifisti I
ded the meeting from all
Queen Victoria has a remarka Also furnish transportation to
all the counting.
gard them all as good citi bly fine head of hair, for a lady panties wanting the same with a
parts of the state. Demo
crats, alliancemen and many The Republican County Con zens and capable men; but of her age; but her son, the safe driver and with as good a
quite bald.
disgusted
republicans. vention was a tame and harm politically and cousistantly, Prince of Wales, is Hair Vigor turnout ds can be found in the
Had he used Ayer's
Speeches were made by Bun, less affair. The ticket nomi they are a strange combina earlier in life, his head might, to county. For the next
day, have been as well covered
Kitchen, and Senator Vance nated was 'cut and dried', pre tion.
as that of his royal mother. It's
This meeting was the open pared by the old 'Boss', as
riot to late yet.
ing-of the campaign, and a heretofore, and was merely The (ltiirp and decaying vege
cleared The quality of
de
f W>o<
rousing time they had.
ratified by the delegates to tation of regions newly rays of pends much upon the blood bad
of timber, exposed to the
good or
make it appear in better the sun, is sure to breed malaria. digestion and assimilation, to
Congress is talking of an shape, as our friend 'Judge Dr. J. II. McLean's Chills and make the blood rich in life and We will make special prices, for
cash, on all goods. Returning
Fever Cure, by mild and gentle strength giving constituent, use
adjournment on the 80th. Brooks' would say.
JR N W
***/> MoElid .
action will radically cure. 50 nr. J. H. McLean's strengthening our thanks for past patronage
The country is more than The party boss orated on cents a bottle.
Gold W a t c hfree:
y o • BLihiB
W o r t h # 1 O O . O O . iit§t
cordial and Blood purifier, it will we will, as heretofore, still con
Iwatrh in the world. Perfect
willing for them to disperse. the reslutions endorsing Har
timekeeper. Warranted heavy.
nourish the properties of tne
SOLIDladle* «nd gem *canes.
GOLD hunting
Both
Ever since the 4th of March risonand the republicans gen Take one of Dr. McLean's Lit blood from which the elements of tinue to furnish you good go^ds
with works and cases of
equal •»!««. On* FERSO.I In
vitality
this Congress has had full erally, and the farmer's alii tle Liver and Kidney Billets at I bottle. are drawn. 1.00 per and at as low prices as can be
.each locality can lecure one
ft-ee,
together with onr large
ound.
Truly yours,
d valuable line of Household
control of the conn try in all ance particularly. He, with night before you go to bed and
pirn. Theeo »ample«, ai well
FOR DYSPEPSIA,
you will
buoy
,. . . .
. ® * ' " NYoe. All the work rou
need do I. to ihow what we send yon to tho.e who call-your
Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, use
its branches. It has failed one stride, stepped over the ant and be surprised how feel the
Wend, and neighbor!and thoee abont you-thaialwayi remit*
vigorous you will
BROWN'S IRON BITTERg.
In valuable trade form, which holds foryeari when once atarted
to do anything for the relief mighty chasm, so to speak, next day. Only 25 cents a vial. All dealers keep it, ?1 per bottle. Genuine hw
and thu« we are repaid. We pay all eapreaa, freight, etc. After
W. L. BRYAN,
S.F, Lenoir,. & Co,,
Merchandise
Lowest Prices,
ROOTS
HERBS,
S F. LENOIR & GO.,
Gliicago and Alton ft. ft,
JUST IN
For Gash, You Can Have
Jotol and Feed ROCK BOTTjM STRUCK
STABLE
COUNTY.
60 D YS
1
gi/.nn.
r
M th
trade-murk u.ntl crofcscd red lines on wrapper.
W. L. Bryan,
tch
re
JM
Portland, Mnlni.
yon know ali iIf you would like to go to work for u». you ran
earn from
to *<U» per week and upward. Add
.
A Co.,
C Ni
w
Hoi
�FA
>
S UBSCRIPTION R ATE S
—Dcjvid Bowman, of Flat
NOTICE.
I
/
Sands, N. C..
| Y\\ IL COUNCILL, M. D.
Top, has sold his farm to T. 1 hereby declare myself an
T O THE WA^AUCIA DEMOCRAT.
Sep. 29, 1890.
Boone, N. C.
M. cannon, and will move Independent Alliance candi- Editor Dtknocrat:
Resident Physioiflti, Office
"1 copy 1 year
$3 .()() back to bis former home on
date for a seat in the ;>2ndj I not in/] some time ago in Is an inflammation of the bronchial tubes-— on King Street north of Frist
" 6 months
50
the
into the lungs,
' " 3 months
85 Roan's Creek, Term., so we Congress, from the 8th Con-:your papir an assertion to few air-passages leading so prevalent, or Office.
other complaints are
are informed.
for more
and
gressional District of North the effect that theEdito; had call neglect or prompt may energetic aetioft. June 12 8?'. 1 v,
ADVERTISING KATES.
As
delay
result seriously,
—Near Moretz" Milks.on Fri Carolina. If elected, 1 prom-: the finest two year-old heifer e.lective remedies should, always he at
, 1 inch 1 week
.$ .75
hand. Apply at once a mustard poultice to
'' 1 month
1.75 day last, Mr. D. A. Roden- ise to make you an honest j in the County. -This surpris ilie upper part of the chest, and, for internal \Y. I. IIUN,SUCKER A BROS.
treatment, take frequent doses of
" 3 "
3.00 hammer's oldest son, Hamil and faithful servant. It will ed me, because 1 didnotknow
G "
5.00
Brick Layers ami flastwers
1 year
7.00 ton, aged about ten years, afford me unspeakable pleas before that editors ever came
' luniril week
9.00 had bis head crushed by the ure to aid in every legitimate in possesion of such valuIN
1 month
13.50 sweep or lever of a cane mill, way, any and all legislation i bles, and I have concluded to j
are prepared to do all work
C. O.
Druggist,
3 "
25.00 and died on the Saturday looking to the relief of our o- ! dispute it. since T claim that writes:Lepper,little sister,Fort Wayne, Ind., in their line on short notice.
•• My
four years of age,
G "
37.50
was so ill from bronchitis that we had almost
ver-worked and tax-burdened honor myself. In order to de-1 given up hope of her recovery. Our family ALL work guaranteed and
I year
50.00 night following.
Prices reasonable. For pri x
physician, a skilful mau and of large experi
citizens.
E. W. FATTCETT . cide the matter, I will bring ence, pronounced it useless to give her any ees etc., address us at Con*
—After a continuous past
saying lie had done
: ' n - i at he Post office at
Nov. 7t.h, ly.
mine up ore day in Oct., more medicine,and we must prepareall it was over, N. C.
possible to do,
for the
orate of five and ahalfyears,
worst. As a last resort, we determined to
ono. \. C.. ns second-class
and we will refer the matter try Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, and I can truly
I. W. Thomas resigned at
ATTENTION !
II mn,tter.
say, with most happy results. After taking
Money to loan.
Flat Top last Saturday, and My duties confine me closely to to three good judges, to be: a few doses she seemed to breathe easier,
and. within a week,
danger. Wd
Persons wishing to hot*
the church will convene on Carolina, and I would exchange, selected as we may agree on continued giving thewas out of until satisfied
Pectoral
LO< AL NEWS.
entirely well. This indisputable
Saturday before the fourth on favorable terms, $10,000 of that day. Any other person ; she was of the great merit of Ayer's Cherry I row money, who can secure
evidence
stock in a phosphate company
it by mortgage on good real
Pectoral has given me
H 3. ! '<'arson and his Sunday in Oct to elect his in Florida, my late residence, for wishing to compete for this dence in tbe preparation, unbounded confi estate, can be accommodated
and recommend
honor, will please be on hand it to my customers, knowing it Icannot disap
a suitablefarm in the mountains.
il Bio viftg Rock, have successor.
bv applying to
with their stock. Either one point tliem." Pectoral cured me of a bad J.E. Spa in hour, Boone N. C.,
ALEX. Q. IIOLLADAY,
"Ayer's Cherry
fe
—Rev. R. D. Carroll, a, Bap
Raleigh, N. C. or two year old heifers, o"; cough and my partner of bronchitis. I know
or A. J. Critcher, Horton N. C>
of numerous cases in which this preparation
—The suit between Penly tist minister, originally from
has proved very beneficial in families of
year old bulls and steers.
4. 24.
and Joe Harrison has been Pitt County, but recently of ANNOUNCEMENT.
Young Children,
J. E. F INLEY.
Moravian Falls, called to see To the voters of Watauga
so that the medicine is known among them
compromised.
of the afflicted.'"—Jaima
us this week. He will teach County. I hereby announce Many young people become as 'the consoler Cristobel, San Domingo.
W. B. C0UNC1LL, JR.
Buftis Vidal, San
—WANTED —One hundred
"A
ago, I was taken with a
the public school at Stony myself an independent Alli positively repulsive with sore severeshort timebronchitis. The remedies
attack of
ATTORNEY AT LAY.
<unds of nice, fresh butter
Fork church in this County. ance candidate tor the office eyes, sore ears, and scald head. ordinarily used in such casesoffailed to give
me relief. Almost in despair
ever finding
once, at H . L. Bryan's.
Such affiliations may be speedily anything to cure me, I bought a bottle of July4th89ly. Bootie, N. C.
of County Treasurer.
—I. W. Thomas informs
removed by the use of Acer's Sar Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, and was helped
E. M. CHURCH.
—M r. A. T. Hill, of Hickory
saparilla. Young and old alike from the first dose. I had not finished one
ne that lie has declined mov
bottle
disease left
is sojourning in town. His
experience the wonderful benefits throat before thewere as soundme, and my
and lungs
as ever."—
ing to Caldwell county, and
BANNER HOUSE.
of this medicine.
Geo. B. Hunter, Altoona, Pa.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
health has been greatly im
will remain at Boone. He To the voters of Watauga
proved.
J. R . PRITCEARD, PROPRIETOR.
will probably cease to serve County. I hereby announce
ATTENTION !
— W. L. Bryan has a few the Powelltown church after
TERMS $1.25 PER DAY.
myself a candidate for the of
PREPARED DT
Sp3i.1l arr angements by the week
hard some New Home sewing December, and continue to fice of Sheriff. I will cheerfully We have sold our mercan
DR. J. C. AVER CO., Lowell, Mass.
or month.
"hi es thao he offers al- preach at Yadkin a nd Lenoir. abide the action of the Con tile business at Blowing Rock, Bold by all Druggists.&Price $1; six bottles, $5.
N. 0. to Messrs T. H. Coffey
iost ai factory prices.
vention, and if I am nomina & Co., and bespeak for
ELK PARK, N. G.
—There is some excitement ted I will use all lawful mea ns a liberal share of public them
pat
—Uncle Jesse Ray has been on Lower Meat Camp over
6—26. 4 mo.
BEA DjjTH IS.
to secure my election.
ronage. Persons owing us All persons indebted to
confined for several days the appearance of a strange
The Celebrated Nissan
must come forward and set rue, either
THOMAS WARD.
or ac
with fever. The Doctor says ly affected dog, supposed to
tle at once as we do not wish count for by note services,
medical
WAGONS,—
he is doing well and will re be mad. Several dogs were
to give anybody trouble. or for merchandise are earn
NOTICE.
cover.
bitten by him, and he was Owing to a change in my J. B. Clarke or T. H. Coffey estly requested to come for BUGGIES, OPEN AND TOP,
at Blowing Rock, and
—The continuous rain for still at large at last account. business to take place the A Co.,Martin, at Lenoir, N. C. ward and make prompt set PLATFORM SPRING HACKS,
H. C.
•ver a week, has damaged Kill him! and other dogs that 1st. of Sept. I now offer- will receipt for us and make tlement as I am compelled Pheatons, Road Carts,
goods at greatly reduced settlements. Thanking our to have my money. 1 have
* der and buckwheat where were in contact with him.
waited long and patiently,
prices for cash. I earnestly
was not harvested and in —The Co. Supt. requests us request all -persons indebted friends for their liberal trade as my friends well know, and Aetc. &etc., for sale by W. D.
in the past, we remain.
belter.
now, that I am lorced to Clarke, Blowing Rock, N. U.
to ask all commissioners who to me to make settlement
Respectfully,
call on them, I hope they 83fThe above named vehic
within that time. Please
II. C. MARTIN & CO. will respond promptly to my
11 . B. Council!, Jr. has have not sent in census re fail not and oblige.
les will be sold cheap for cash
Blowing Rock, Sept. 23.
-bought out t he store of L.M. turns, to please do so at once,
request. I have made a or traded in exchange for
T. A. CRITCHER.
/tanner, at Elk Park and will as the board of education will
change in my business and good young horses orcatt e,
Bomboo, N. C.
NOTICE OF I CORI'O RATIO N.
must therefore close up all Come and examine them,
Y emit the stock and rug a meet 15th of Oct., to appor
North Carolina,, f Office of Clk. past transactions, Persons 4. 24.
tion public'school money for
good business.
^OINGWCEST.
the present year, and census I anticipate starting west Mitchell County } Sup. Court. failing to make settlement
—Let all democrats take
by Oct 1st. 1890 will find
Revolvers,
notice that they must regis- must be compiled before the with a crowd of emigrants Notice is hereby given of the in their accounts in the hands 5
Rifles,
from 1st to 15th of Oct., '90. corporation of theLinville Build of an officer for collection,
p r before 25th of Oct, wheth meeting of the board.
"Stud r t / t m p W * * t « i r b
for Price List.
• ! bey hare been registered —The Co. Supt. will be at I have my arrangements so ing and Loan Association, that, \nv person desiring can pay
the names of the incorporation their accounts due me, to T. Breech loading double shot gun
made that I can give parties
' Po ore or hot.
his office in the court house special rates to any of the are, Hugh McRae, J. W. Farth J. Coffey A Bro. whose rceipt •| 8 to $50, single breech loaders
—Mr. S. N. Bingham, who on second Thursday in Oct. western States. All persons ing, Jordon Cook, R. S. Roland, will be accepted by me.
$4 to $1.2, breech loading rifles $3
has been in Washington for (9) to examine applicants for wijhing to go can address S. T. Kelsey, J. R. Erwin and The firm of Phillips A, Son. to $15, Double barrel Muzzle load
such others as
nearly two years, arrived teacher's certificates. There me and save money. Make ate with them. they may aesoei- now carry a first class line ing shot guns $5.50 to $20, Re
That their prin
peating Rifles, l G shooter, $10 to
safely at his home a few days will be but one day of the ex contracts at once.
cipal place of business shall be at of general merchandise which $30;Revolvers!I to $20. send 3
JAMES H. BRYAN,
Linville, N. C., and its general will be sold as cheap as cts. for Mamotli illustrated cata
a
We are glad to see him amination, and no other un
BOONE, N. C.
purpose and business is the ac goods of the kind can be logue NO . 40. a ddress GREAT WEST
til the second Thursday in
cumulation of savings, the loan sold, and it will be to the in EIIN GUN WORKS, Pittsburg, pa,
ing of same to its members; also terest of the public to call
Dec. The examination will
—Our stock is now complete
the erection of buildings and the and examine our stock be
in nearly all departments, be written and will begin at
J. P HOPKINS,
purchase of real estate for the
and vve guarantee as good 9, a in.
benefit of its members, that the fore purchasing elsewhere.
Thanking
goods and as low prices as gSTNotice. Owing to a A Democratic county con duration of the incorporation past favors my friends for
and soliciting
DEALER IN
can be found in the county. change to take place in our vention is hereby called to shall be thirty years. The capi your future patronage I re
tal seock is two hundred thou
business soon, we earnestly meet in Boone on Friday, sand dollars, divided into two main very truly yours.
P. F Lrnoir A Co.
request every-body who are Oct. 4th 1890, to nominate thousand shares af the par value
•L B. Phillips.
- r ar>t. Critcher killled a indebted to us either by note
a county ticket. Prima re of one thousand dollars each. Sugar Grove, N. C. July 8.
nmu dog at his barn Sunday. or account to come forward conventions will be held at This 6th day of Sep., 1890.
GAP GREEK, N. C.
at once and make settlement the voting places in the res
It was a large yellow oneW. S. HYAMS , C. S. C.
DRY GOODS,
NOTICE.
no one knows from whence it as we are bound to have our pective townships on Thurs
rrioney. All outstanding bus
GROCERIES,
came. Lookout for them iness must be closed up, so day, Oct. 2nd 1890, at 2 E.F. LOVILL
We the undersigned peti
ind slav them as they come. come on.—Yours Truly o'clock p. m. to appoint del
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
BOOTS & SHOES
tioners do humbly pray that
egates to said county con
May 8th 1890. Shell AMast. vention. All Democratic vo
you the honorable County
Boone N. C
•-AN H ON SALE ! I will sell
AC., AC.
Commissioners grant us a
• n public auction, in Boone, —Step down, J ohn B, Eaves, ters and all other voters who July 4th, *<9.9—1 y
township by the name of For Cash or Produce
a large stock of goods, on the from your official throne, and believe in equal and exact
North Fol k, and the voting At Remarkably Low Prices
justice to all and exclusive
Hr Monday in Oct. Let ev deli ver thy credentials to one privileges to none, and who
DR. L. C. REEVES.
precinct to be at Thomas's
ery body i t tend. This Sept. who is more worthy to wield are in favor of calling a halt
school house at or near the
Goods First Class.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
26, '90. J L. H AYES , S HFF. the Collector's sceptre. Thou in the present system of tax
center of said township.
Office at Residence.
Those of us who live in this
Boone, N. C
—Sheriff Hayes informs us hast had it longer than thy ation in favor of the rich and
JEWELER.
part of Cove Creek and Bald
against the poor, are request July 4. 89.
that he arrested two of the party wanted thee, and now, ed to attend and take a part
Mountain townships have to Watches repaired and all
young men, Woods,' charged thy only chance is to suc in said conventions.
travel eight miles to cast kinds of work in tliislineexe.
our voces, which is very fa- cnted promptly.
h the. killing of Will cumb to the inevitable and
J. E. S PAINHOUR,
tigueingto those who have
Ch'rn Dem. Ex. Com. J. <t- WILIHK,
S\ right. They were tried be- still blow the Radical horn,
no horses to ride. We hope
jo Dagger and Lowe J. P.'s and. perchance, the g. o. p.
DENTIST, that you will grant our re
will give thee another "relia
id released.
NOTICE.
ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA.
quest. The township we de
ble" job as the election is now Pursuant to a decree of the Su
Offers his professional services sire is bounded as follows:
—In a private letter from
perior Court of Watauga County
near at hand.
n
_i i J
onnson comity. Term., we
obtained at fall term, 1890, in to the people of Mitchell, Beginning at the Ashe CounWatauga and adjoining conn- ty line on top oi Bald Moun- Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Pat
gge informed that the Va., —Coroner Brown and jury, the case of James H, Guynn a- ties.8^T , A 7 o bad rnnteiaJ used tain running a west direction ent business conducted fbr Moderate Fees.
E. Teagarden, I will
Office is Opposite U. S. Patent Office,
enn. and Carolina. Iron A with our eminent physician, gaiust Thos. day of Nov., 1890, and all work guaranteed.to the top of the Elk Konb. and Our can secure patent In less time than tnoed
we
on the third
remote from Washington.
Send model, drawing or photo.,
eel co., are working a large Dr. W. Counull, disinterred at the court house in the town of
May 1 1y. From thence in the same di tion. We advise, if patentable orwith descrip
free of
rection to the top of the peak charge. Our fee not due till patentnot,secured.
is
TG of hands in upper John- the body of Will Wright on Boone, proceed to sell to the
A Pamphlet. "How to Obtain Patents," witb
highest bidder, for cash in
at the State line; the: ee with names of actual clients in your State, county, or
n opening their extensive the 27th of Oct., who was kill all the mineral interest in ahand J. F. Morphew.
E. S. Blackburn.
town, sent free. Address,
cer Marion, N. C.
Jefferson, N.C. the state line to Ashe line at
ed by the Woods' on Scaly, t a i n t r a c t o r p a r c e l o f l a n d o n
on mines.
John Y ilson's. Thence with C . A . S N O W & C O .
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, 0. C.
—The New York Life Insur and a post mortum examin the waters of Elk River on the MORPHEYV A BLACKBURN said line to the beginning.
r 'K has paid the widow ation was made. The Dr. in west side of the Beach Mountain
COVE CREEK TOWNSHIP.
ant >
ATTTORNEYS AT LAW.
F. J. McMillion and Son of the
forms us that on dissecting adjoining the lands of C. H. P.
Iloby A. Thomas, Mouth of Wilson Va., are Manu
Eaton, Henry Fulk, Solomon
OJ Mr. Shuler,of Hickory, the
Will practice in the courts
William Thomas, factures of all kinds of woolen
sum of $25000. Mr. Shuler the head of Wright he found Horny and James Whitehead, of Ashe, Watauga and Mitch
Enoch South. goods, which they will send to
the skull InuBy fractured in and containing 7 0 acres more or ell counties, also in the Fed
had been insured less than
BALD MOUNTAIN TOWNSHIP. your door in exchance for wool.
less. Sold to satisfy a judgment
sixty days before he died. different places and that his in favor of James H. Guvnn and eral courts of the Dist.. and
Stephen South. They also keen a fullline of their
L. A. Wilson, goods on hand at Southerlands,
Mr A. T. Hill is agent for djath was surely caused by against TIIOH . E .Tegarden for the' Supreme Court of the State.
blows on the head, wi£hsoipe sum of $300 and cost of action. Collection of claims solicited.
James South. Ashe Co., N. C. They pay the
this reliable Company.
highest price for wool.
E. F. LOVILL, COM.
heavy weapon.
Tracy, Sep., 15, 1890.
Aprl, 10.
BRONCHITIS
Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral
flyer's Cherry Pectoral,
. Address
Democratic County Con
vention.
3AT FNTS
�A BLOOI -CURDLINlV-SIOIiY
FR03I SOUTH AFRICA.
LONDON , Sept.. 19.—Mail ad
A little child of JamesGrindle.y happened to be in a rear
room opening on a garden,
was pounced upon by a che
tah and draged into the openair, where its agonized
mother saw it torn to pieces
and devoured without any
power to help it. Other and
equaly harrowing incidents
are reported, among which is
the killing of five women who
Sick Headache and a sensation i
were fearfully mangled.
the
When the mails left, there of o . pression and dullness inpro-!
head, are very commonly
were at large four lions, two duced by indigestion: morbid
1 oneses, two tigers, three t despondency, irritability and
sensit.ivness of
boars, t wo wol ves, one hyena, i over in a majority ofthe nerves
may,
cases, be
two chetahs, oneelphant, one traced to the same cause, nr. J.
camel and seventeen bab-| H. McLeans Liver and Kidney
oons. The police had been or i Balm and Fillets will positively
ganized into hunting parties, cure.
and the town was in a condi The "Life of the flesh is the
blood thereofpure blood means
tion of siege.
vires from Kimberly, South
Africa, tell of an awful occur
a nee there at midnight on
June 1st, last. Some vicious
person or persons opened the
doors of the cages in Fillis's
manngerie containing the
wild animals and set them
all free. The most terrible
scenes followed. Four atendants sleeping on the premi
ses were mangled beyond rec
ognition, being actually torn
limb from limb, bitten and
gashed in tli; most sickening
manner, while the entire pop
ulation within a radius of a
mile was aroused by the roar
ing of the lions, trumpeting
of the elephants, the growls
Taxes Must be Increased.
and shrieks of the leopards,
chetahs, jackals and frighten
It w'll he remembered that
ed horses.
Four enormous male lions, about this time two years
Pasha, Abdul, Caliph and ago, our friends of the repub
Mustapha, sprang from their lican party told us that they
cages and made for the sta would wipe out the whole in
bles, where Pasha leaped up ternal revenue system so
on the back of Murat, the quick that the public would
great jumping stallion, and hardly know how it was done
buried his teeth in the ani if the voters would help them
mal's neck. The screams of turn out President Cleveland
the horse aroused the atten and the democratic House.
tion of a Scotchman named Well, it so happened that
Patterson and three Kaffir when the smoke of battle
boys, who, armed with sta cleared away in November,
ble forks, rushed to the re 1858, the republicans had
lief of Murat. Erom the dy elected their candidate for
ing words of one Kaffir, who President and a majority in
was the only one able to the House, having already a
speak when found, it was majority in the Senate.
learned that they rushed to A year later Congress met
unspeakable torture and met and the whole Federal gov
a fearful death. He and his ernment was in control of
ma tes endeavored to beat Pa the republicans. Time pass
sha back, when they were at ed but the internal revenue
tacked in the rear by three was not abolished. Days
other lions and one chetah. lengthened into weeks and
They were thrown to the weeks into months, but the
ground, their arms and legs taxes on whiskey and tobac
bitten and torn off, their co remained with us, while
bodies mangled and torn o- deputy collectors received
pen, their bones smashed in applications for membership
to bits, and, with the excep in the republican party un
tion of the single Kaffir, their der the hand and seal of the
heads crushed into a pulp. applicants. Spring followed
The one man who lived just winter, summer followed
long enough to tell the story spring; and though all this
was without either arms or time the surplus, which was
legs and his body was a mass the bug-bear of the Cleveland
administration, was passing
of lacerations.
into a state of innocuous
Having tasted blood, the
lions, chetahs, wolves and desuetude, the red-legged
leopards seemed to regain ah grasshopper still infested the
their natural ferocity and land with his gauging-rod,
sprang at everything that the revenue nosers went up
came in their way. Four per and down in the land seeking
forming Hungarian horses, whom they might devour.
of which the equine beauty, The summer days have pass
Black Bess, was one of the ed, and soon will the leaves
number, were killed almost begin to turn, but yet there
instantly,, and a number of is no ray of light for those
ponies were devoured. An who have long been waiting
enormous elephant known as to see the internal revenue
Blood, burst through thehea take wings and fly away, or
vy iron gate in his fright and go down into the depths of the
rushed into Curry street, fol earth and to the regions be
lowed by nearly every ani yond.
mal that was in the menage The people were fairly warn
rie. A cabman named Nel ed that the internal revenue
son was sitting on his car was the child of the republi
riage before the building ap can party, and that in the
palled by the upioar within, nature of things the parent
not supposing the beasts could not be expected to des
could escape beyond the walls troy its own off-spring; but
Suddenly, as he describes it, they' would not hear. Many
he saw the animals come deserted the democratic par
forth in a perfect volume of ty and voted to call back to
ferocity; first the elephant, power the party of violated
loudly trumpeting, closely fol pledges, /iehold the result ! i
lowed by a writhing, snarl Not only are the taxes on
ing mass of lions, hyenas, whiskey and tobacco contin
jackals, baboons and every ued but the House has passed
a bill to subject cotton seed
other quality of brute.
Nelson sprang for a post oil, as a food product, to the
that supports an awning a- control of the internal reve
round Glover's Athletic Bar, nue department and the pay
and climbed into safety, ment of a tax. But this is
while his horses dashed mad not all. The treasury is de
ly down theDutoitspanroad pleted and more taxes must
snorting with fear, closely- he raised. The McKinley bill
pursued by two lions and h is reached the limit of tariff
two wolves. The remainder revenues, but it does not
of the wild animals distribu suffice for the prodigal ex
ted themselves in every direc penditure of public money by
the present administration.
tion.
fa
L
What then : The governhen ? i he p
st have more i
and whiskey must pay it, and
if that will not /produce
enough revenue the \tax on
tobacco must be increased.
This is the cheerful prospect
to which the country has
been broughf since Congress:
met on the first Monday of i
December, 1889.—Durham
Globe.
-
o—o
Principal: H. C. MOORE, A 15 Assistant: J. H. BINGHAM.
1. Location beautiful, and easy of access.
2
Ampie accomrnodations.
3 . Superior religious advantages.
4. Expenses very reasonable.
5. Prepares for college and practical life,
hall term opens Aug. 11th 1890. Send for circular,
addressing the Principal, at SUGAR GROVE, N. C.
MEAT CAMP HIGH SCHOOL0
MONEY-
healthy functional activity and
this Kars with it the certainty
of quick restoration from sick
ness or accident, nr. J. H. Mc
When you come to Elk
Lean's strengthening cordial and
Blood purifier gives pure rich Park get started off Just
blood, and vitalizes and strength
ens the whole body. 1.00 per Right, by going straight to
bottle.
C. D TftYLOH .
Valla Gratis N c
C!WIi CBEEK ACADEMY,
0
WJACOB. WIKE, A. B., PRINCIPAL,"W
Opens June 9th, 1890. The course THOROUGH, with
special advantages to those wishing to prepare for teach
ing Greek, Latin, German, Higher Mathematics, Natural
Sciences, Penmanshiy, Short-hand etc., and 'arrangements
will be made for those desiring music. JWTuition from .75
to $2 per mo- For particulars addresss the principal at Solo, N. C.
NOW IS THE TIME TO
SUBSCRIBE I'ftlt
THE
Jones & VanceS
General store and buy every
thing you need from them.
I am now ready to show you
a nice selected stock of standard
They have got the bigest
prints, Indigo Blue, Simpson's
Blacks, Dress ginghams, Biswic stock in town, and always
suiting, Challies cashmeres, and
brocaded goods with the best lot sell a little lower than
of 10 cts worsteds on the market.
the lowest.
Ladies' white dresc goods, cross
bar Hamburg, Oriental lace, rib
bons, gloves, ladies' and misses'
They have just received an
hoes, corsets and corset jeans,
Damask table cloths, lace scim elegent line of
and creton goods., silk thread,
button hole twist. Jeans cloth
from 12]/2 to 75 cts per yard,
CLOTHING
Hats and shoes
ONE
DOLLAR
PER
YEAR
IN
ADVANCE,
R. A. SPAINHOUR,
MORAVIAN FALLS,
N.
-0-
Has recently enlarged his store house and stock of goods.
His store house is now 60 feet long and thoroughly filled
Embracing all the choice
in the greatest abundance, such
with new goods, which hejproposes to sell at PRICES
styles in makes and fabrics,
as hoes, plows,* clevises, grass
rods, heel bolts, horse shoes and which will ga DIRT CHEAP
HARDWARE,
nails. Table cutlery, hinges,ham
mers, files, rim knot ocks, butts
and screws. Coffin goods, silvermounted handles, screws hinges
and ornaments. A very fine lot of
QUEENS-WARE
Gold band china, teas and plates,
bowles and pitchers, glass-ware,
lamps etc. GROCERIES. Extra
G sugar 12 lbs for $1. Gol
den drip syrup, rice and spices.
that will Surprise you.
Come and see our fiine line of
Gents, Ladies, Misses and
Child reus fine
Highest market price paid for all kinds country produceROOIS AND HERBS A SPECIALTY.
SHOES! SHOES11
Write him for a list of Roots, Herbs, and prices.
A. 24.
We defy competition on
quality, prices and styles.
Oils, tanner's and engine; fur
pentine. Just received 500
gallons stone-ware, crocks, They have a complete line
churns, jars jugs etc. Give of Henrietta cloth, cashmeres
me a call. Itesp. ?>. D. TAYLOR. ginghams, prints, lawns,
F. J. McMillion and Son of the muslins, laces, ribbons etc.
GRAND OPENING! NEW GOODS!
-o-
E. H. DOUGHERTY & BRO.
MAST,
N, G.
Mouth of Wilson Va., are Manu
factures of all kinds of woolen
Their stock of Groceries is
goods, which they will send to
your door in exehance for wool. full to overflowing and ofthe
It is gratifying to us to announce to our numerous
They also keen a fullline of their very best quality, consitingof
customers that we have now, and still arriving the largest
goods on hand at Southerlands,
stock of goods ever brougt to Watauga. We have recent
Ashe Co., N. C. They pay the Flour,
ly bought in Philadelphia and Knoxville 16000.00 worth
hig hest price for wool.
Bacon,
Ayer's
Sarsaparilla
The Best
Blood Medicine
So say Leading Physicians
and Druggists, and their opin
ion is indorsed by thousands
cured by it of Scrofula, Ec
zema, Erysipelas, and other
diseases of the blood,
"Ayer's Sarsaparilla lias won Its repu
tation by years of valuable service to the
community. It is the best." — R. S. Lang,
Druggist, 212 Merrimack st., Lowell, Mass.
Dr. W. P. Wright, Paw Paw Ford, Tenn.,
says: "In my practice, I invariably pre
scribe Ayer's Sarsaparilla for chronic dis
eases of the blood."
Dr. R. R. Boyle, Third and Oxford sts.,
Philadelphia, Pa., writes: "For two years
I have prescribed Ayer's Sarsaparilla in
numerous instauces, and I find it highly
efficacious in the treatment of all disorders
of the bloftd."
L. M. Robinson, Pharmacist, Sabina, O.,
certifies : "Ayer's Sarsaparilla has always
been a great seller. My customers think
there Is no blood-purifier equal to it."
"For many years I was afflicted with
scrofulous running sores, which, at last be
came so bad the doctors advised amputating
one of my legs to save my life. I began
taking Ayer's Sarsaparilla and soon saw an
improvement. After using about two dozen
bottles the sores were healed. I continue to
take a few bottles of this medicine each
year, for my blood, and am no longer trou
bled with sores. I have tried other reputed
blood-purifiers, but none does so much good
as Ayer's Sarsaparilla."—D. A. Robinson,
Neal, Kansas.
Don't fail to get
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
PREPARED BY
OR. J. C. AYER & CO.,
Lard,
Coffee,
Sugar,
Rice,
Teas,
Cigars,
Cheroots etc.
Cigarette,
Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, Glassware & etc. Cutlery,
both pocket and table, Scythes
And snaths, butts and screws,
cross-cut and hand sa ws, a 11 o
which will be sffid
of NEW GOODS.
Our stock consists of all varieties of
goods kept in a first class store, oe have a nice line of
ready made CLOTHING that we are ffering Low down.
SHOES!
BOOTS!
Very Respectfully,
E. H.DOUGHERTY & BRO-
Remarkably Low.
You are cordially invited
to examine our immense
stock of goods, we feel sure
we can suit you in prices,
styles etc.
Prompt attention giv
en to all Mail Orders.
Yours Respc't.
Jongs & Vance,
May the 1st, 18,90.
|j S. V.ANGEL,
DEALERS
IN
SEWING MACHINES
If you
think of
buying
a
SEWING MACHINE,
and want to save CASH, write me
for prices. I carry a full line of
needles and parts,such as ,
Sh utt les, Bobbins, Dri i rers,
Oiis etc., all of which can be
sent by mail.
I have a good line of fishing
lack les, Trout Elies, Hooks,
Lines etc,
Seins a specialty,
will send them out bv mail.
S.
P. ANGEL,
Ml, Mass.
Sold by Druggists. $1,six|«. Worth $5aboUl«.
OVER-SHOES!
Ladies dress goods in all qualities, colors ami prices.
Gents furnishing goods! Collars, cuffs, Neck ware, shirts
socks and anything you want.in the latest styles. HATS!
to suit men, women and children. Hardware, crockery',
farming utinsels, &c. in great quantities. Our goods were
bought at a bargain and we propose to give our customers
the benefit of them. Come and see our fine stock and vow
will be sure to buv. Extra inducements will be offered for
the next 60 days for C ASH . We take all kinds of produce
and live stock a specialty. Thanking our friends for past,
patronage, we hope to merit it in the future by honest
dealings and good oargains, we are,
A—29.
KNOXYILLE,
TENN
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ty of today, and that the picious interest in—going to A BLACK PRESIDENT. rity? Men used to give us The republicans show their
more conservative ideas, of the extent of sending a spec
rights. We will help to give fear of Mr. Cleveland by the
some of the Senators of that ial message urging Congresh The Prophetic Eye of Black the country rights now. We persistent regularity with
Congressman Langston
party are not "in it," if I to pass them, and the Direct
ate in the great Congress of \i hieh they start rumors of
Foresees a Colored
may so speak. The Senate tax bill, which caused the
the nation. We will advance hisfailing health. His health
President.
is expected to agree to the memorable dead-lock in the
to the Senate, and when nec and his intellect are both en«
bill tomorrow, and it doubt House during the Fiftieth Last week Speaker Reed for essary, when the negro has tirely too vigorous to suit
A place planned and developing less will, but it will be a bit Congress, remain unacted up
ced out two white, democrat grown great and learned and the republican leaders, and
ter pill for a number of the on by the House. The short ic Congressmen Yenable, from magnificent as he is now loy unless all outward indica
AS
majority to swallow. But session will be a grand hoot Va., and Eliott, from South al and true, he shall go to-the tions are at fault they bid
when the party whip cracks ing time for the republicans. Carolina,—and put in their President's chair. [Cheers]. fair to remain so for some
A GREAT RESORT
conscience and individual Senator Ingalls says he place two negroes—Langston He'll not stay anywhere. years to come.
opinions count for nothing- didn't get $600 for going to and Miller. On Wednesday 1 hey said "no nigger shall
Pittsburgh the other day and night the Washington ne represent the fourth district Why don't Speaker Reed
Situated in the Mountains ot ill the republican party.
The negro Langston, whom making a republican speech. groes turned out enruasse and of Virginia; ' and with Reed station a United States sol
dier alongside of every demo
the republicans seated last Perhaps he only got $500.
serenaded Langston. The fol to lead, McKinley to defend. crat'sseatin order to com
WESTERN NORTH CARO
week in the House, has de The compound lard bill is lowing is a report of his Cannon to advocate, Gros
veloped a head of elephan believed to be dead, as it is speech taken from the Wash venor to speak, and Powell pel those gentlemen to re
LINA,
tine proprotions. He inti almost certain that the Sen ington Post of Sep. 25;
and Ha ughen to stand stead main in the House to help
mated in a more or less in ate will pass the Paddock
fast for the right, victory is republicans manufacture po
A region NOTED for health cendiary speech, which he pure food bill as a substitute "It is a high honor to con ours. Let me tell you what litical capital? It would be
fer on any American a seat
no greater perversion of the
fulness and beany of Scenery.
made to a lot of negroes, for it.
in that House where Reed is we are going to do doYvn in principles of a republican
that he was a candidate for The stock gamblers lobby, speaker [cheers] where Mc Virginia, We will send al
AN ELEVATION OF 3,800 FEET
the Presidential nomination headed by "Deacon" S. V. Kinley is leader of the party most a republican from the form of government than
White, of New York, a former on the floor, and where Can Alexandria district, if not en other things he has done.
With Cool, Invigorating of his party.
Perhaps he hasen't thought
There is a delegationof republican member of the non and Grosvenor are. When tirely a republian.
—Climate.—
Georgia folks here who want House, have proven to strong a negro born in the State of They say Frank Hume is of the soldiers yet.
Mr. Blaine to talk reciprocity for the Butter worth "Op Virginia makes his way, by going to be elected. If he is
Democrats, do not allow
It is being laid out with teste at the opening of the Atlan - tion" bill, and it is not likely
the grace of God, into the the right man let him be elec yourselves to be lulled into a
ta exposition, Oct. 15. They that it will be heard of again House of Representatives, ted. We will send a republi
and skill, with well gra
feeling of false security by re
have also invited Mr. Har in the House.
tben he is honored, indeed, can from the Fredricksburg publicans who pretend that
ded roads and
rison and the other members A joint resolution provid and so is the race he repre district, a republican from
EXTENSIVE
ing for adjournment tomor sents. I do not wonder that the Norfolk district, a gal they will make no effort to
of his cabinet to attend.
Another good republican is row has passed the House, you turn out to congratulate lant man that every time the control the next House, and
FOREST PARKS.
in trouble. Mr. Wheat, post but from present indications yourselves when one of your roll was called in the House that they would prefer trans
f
master of the House of Rep the Senate will not be ready race is given a seat in that voted for Langston and e- ferring the responsibility to
the democrats. Such talk is
i desirable place for fine residen resentatives, is, by resolution so early.
House where the orators of qual rights. "What are you bosh; the republicans want
of the House, undergoing an
ces and
Virginia used to stand when going to do in the fourth dis the House and are prepared
Headstones for our Confederate Sol
investigation. He is charg
trict?" Why I have been nom
diers who lie Buried at Fredericks you were slaves.
inated in every prayer meet to spend unlimited money,
-HEAL7HFUL HOMES- ed with having compelled the
Eight millions of people
burg.
contractor for carrying the Gov. Fowle has addressed look tonight, proud of this ing all over the district. which the protected manu
facturers have contributed in
A Good opportunity for prof mail to and from his office to the following open letter to victory of the colored race. [Cheers, Cheers]
pay him (Wheat) $150 a the public. It is hoped that Sixty million men thank God * * * Old Virginia final order to get it. The demo
itable investments.
crats can win if they will only
fi@~For illustrated x>amphlet month out of the money there will be liberal respons that they belong to a repub ly, having sent six or seven work hard enough.
paid him by the Government es, and that others will add lican nation. The party of republicans to the next Con
addiess
and also with having a man their names to these which victory rejoices to-night that gress, will be carried in 1892
The manufacturing Shyon his pay rolls at $100 a appear below:
the class that it emancipated It may be that Reed will be locks have demarded their
LIXVTLLE IMPROVEMENT CO.,
month who merely draws RALEIGH, N.C., Sept. 19 '90. has advanced to take the our candidate [Continued
stipulated pound of flesh of
LLNVILLE, MITCHELL CO.
the money and turns over To the people of N. C. :
weight of government on its cheering], and it maybe Har the republican party, and
N. C. $95 of it to Wheat's sou. The In the Confederate cemeta- broad shoulders. It was a ri^on. But it makes no dif
not daring to refuse them
investigation is being con ry at Fredericksburg, Va., great thing to come from the ference, Yvhoever it is,Clark
5—29—6 mo.
the republican party has al
ducted by the House com there a re one hand red and six Old Dominion that gave us son or any other man. Vir lowed it to be cut from the
mittee on accounts.
ty four North Carolina soldi Washington and Jefferon and ginia will go 20,000 majori most vital part of the man
WASHINGTON LETTER.
The Baum white-washing ers, whose graves are without Madison and Monroe and ty for that man, true to the
who produces the real foun
From our Regular Correspondent. committee is again examin headstones.. It will require Patrick Henry. Patrick Hen negro and true to therepubli dation of a country's wealth
ing witnesses. It wants to three hundred and twenty- ry said to the world, "Give can party; fast in liberty as
—the agriculturist. Wheth
For the Democrat
know who furnished the New eight dollars to purchase me liberty or give me death." once she was fast in sla er the operation will kill the
Representative Flower apt York Tribune with the infor them.
We have got liberty. And very.
victim depends upon whether
ly calls the tariff bill a cy mation upon which some Virginia, Maryland, South now the slave class has ad * * * Our course is onhe proposes to meeklv stand
clone measure, the aim of very severe criticism of Pen Caroliua, Georgia Louisiana, vanced to liberty, we must ward, always onward. That
which is to break up all sion office methods was bas Florida and Texas have save the negro. I say the ne classic sycamore under which the treatment of high tariff
trade between the United ed. It is said that the major placed headstones at the gro must save himself. For you now stand, [pointing to plasters, which is all that is
States and foreign countries, ity of the committee will hold graves of each of their dead no one can save you but a fine old tree in the yard], being done to stay the flow
and to enable the manufac- back its white-washing re soldiers. Will not the men yourslef. As God has given us was given me by Charles Bum of his life blood.
turerers to combine for the port until after Congression and women of North Caro hands and arms and feet and mer to plant here to mark The action of the republi
purpose of fleecing the peo al election, for the purpose of lina doas much for her brave eyes, intelects and genius and this spot."
can majority of the House of
ple, while the farmers are preventing the democrats soldiers?
Representatives in giving the
power, you shall save your
allowed to foot all the bills making public their minority Contributions for this pur selves and no other shall save EDITOTIAL SKETCHES. seat of Col. Elliott, of South
without deriving the slight report, which is understood pose will be greatfully re you. We enter on our duty
Carolina, to a negro contes
est benefit. Mr. Flower says to be a scathing argument of ceived and acknowledged bravely and valiantly. This Speaker Reed assayed the tant without a word of argu
that* one item in the bill— Raum.
through the columns of the is our government to aid and role of a "funny" man the ment, and without even giv
binding twine—will ruin 300,- There is a good rush of lob News and Observer and the our fellows to save. If it is other day in Philadelphia. ing Col Elliott an opportuni
000 workingmen in New York byists who are endeavoring State Chronicle.
purpose that is wanted we Before he does it again he ty of speaking in his own be
and New England. It was to get some of their bills Money may be sent to will give it. If it is courage should obtain a clowns out half was unprecedented, and
eminently fitting that the through the House in the Joseph G. Brown, cashier that is wanted we will give it fit.
a more revolutionary act
republicans of the House confusion which always pre Citizens' National Bank, by hogsheads, even, until the
never took place upon the
The negro voters in the floor of either branch of Con
should, a-s a climax of their cedes the closing of a session Raleigh, N. C.
blood shall run in streams,
outrageous and unprecedent of Congress, and some of
if necessary, till by the com doubtful states must be pro gress. Well may the venera
DAN'L G. FOWLE.
ed conduct in ignoring the them will probably succeed.
mingling of white men's blood pitiated; hence the theft of ble Representative Vaux,
lights of the people during A joint resolution author A number of mad hogshave and bla^k men's blood our the seats of two legally elect who so ably succeeds the late
ed white members of the Samuel J. Randall, exclaim
his session of Congress have izing the Secretary of the
beeu killed on Hunting Creek country shall be the grand
House of Representatives.
railroaded this bill, which Navy to spend $1,000,000 in
"the empire is coming! *' and
during the past week, that est and our government the
^nancially affects the inter the purchase of nickel to be
well may the independent
grandest and most lasting
were bitten by the same dog
Every democrat in the New York Herald character
est of every man, woman and used in making nickel-plated
that created the panic in the world has ever seen, or ev
House of Representatives ise Speaker llced as the Amer
n- L.dd in the United States, steel armour plates for the
Morganton.
One of these er will see.
should provide himself with ican Robespierre; and if the
hrough the House in just cruisers now being built, was
mad hogs, belonging to Ish This is the significance of
a pair of "Kilgore boots," people do not administer a
hours, in spite of demo- last week crowded through
Mull, made an attack on the republican victory in the
and be prepared to use them stinging rebuke to the repnb-Jc protests against the House and Senate under the
c
Mull's family and tried to House of Representatives yes
whenever necessary.
, injustice of such legislative plea of urgent necessity. As
icau party by hurling it from
get into the house to bite terday. We will go forth and
methods.
The bill is a the supply of nickel is practi
power, there are leaders in its
conquer in the name of the
them. William Audis had
If the World's Fair is to be ranks audacious enough to
triumph of the Chinese wall, cally controlled by one firm,
two hogs to go mad, both of whitest and the blackest man
run in the interest of the re attempt to found an empire,
high protective tariff wing this looks very much like an
which died. We also learn in the country. We shall aid
publican party exclusively, even though it be necessary
of the republican party, and old-fashioned republican job.
that a hog belonging to Mr. in the interpretation of the
and it begins to look that to go through the horrors of
is a more unjust measure A number of bills carrj'ing
J. M. Clark, who lives in Mor Constitution and its applica
than any tariff bill "yet put large appropriations, which
way, it is certain to be a col a "Reign of Ter o "todo so.
ganton, was discovered to be tion. We shall consider the
into operation in this coun have already been passed by
ossal failure. The selection A free end easy er]K*cto3*ation
inad last Sunday morning question, of a pure ballot in
try; it shows that Reed and the Senate, among them the
of republicans for Director is produced by a few doses o: nr.
j. H. MerefLi 8 'ar wh>e LU.ig Balm
and died Sunday night.— a guarded and protectee
McKinley are the dominating shipping bills, which Mr. Har
ballot-box the shield that General and Secretary was in all cases of hoarseness, sore
Herald.
spirits of the republican y>ar rison has taken a rather sus
preserves our national integ hardly accidental.
throat or difficulty of breathing.
L1M11LE
�of Watauga County, in con-jn break in the school. This
vention asssembled do here-j matter was confidentially
by Resolve:
I laid before the leading men
1). B. Dougherty, Editor.
1. That, we reaffirm and en of the community. After When out of order, Involves ever) organ of
R C. Rivers, Publisher
Remedies for some other derange
dorse the principles set forth some
. , the body. frequently taken without the least
ment are
in the National and State
eonsnltation and the effect, because It is the hver which is the real
of the trouble,
that is
A DEMOCRATIC family newwDemocratic platforms. •„
|expression of many regrets, sourcethere can be noand untilstrength, set
right
health,
or
per devoted to the interests of
comfort in any part of the
Mercury,
2. That we denounce the they decided it would he best in some form, Is a commonsystem. for uslug
County, State and Nation. Pub
specific
unjust and unprecidented u- t(), sUS1,emi awhile lor two gish liver; but a far safer aud more effective
lished every Thursday at Boone,
sin-pat ion of power by the. r(,asonfi; (n children can medicine is
Watauga County, N.C.
v
present Speaker of the House i
, ,
,
Ayer's Pills.
of Reprsentatives and the in-;now be employed to advanFor loss of appetite, bilious troubles, consti
Thursday Oct. 9th, 1890
iqnitous, sectional and class tnge at home for two or pation, indigestion, and sick headache, these
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY legislation enacted by the! thiee weeks, and (2) theie Pills are unsurpassed.
" For a long time I was a sufferer from
CONVENTION.
present Republican Congress, i would be more money in the stomach, liver, and kidney troubles, expe
riencing much difficulty in digestion, with
whereby th^y ha ve increased j treasury t.G induce a man to severe pains in the lumbar region and other
parts of tire body. Having tried a variety of
A STRONG TICKET NOMINATFD. the burdens of the farming
remedies,
only
and laboring classes for the take my place. So, on Oct. temporary including warm baths, withago I
For Cheif Justice,
relief, about three months
sole benefit of rich manufac 3rd I sadly and silently let began the use of Ayer's Pills, and my health
A. S. MERRIMAN.
Pursuant to notice, the
Is so much improved
I gladly testify
go the reins of the Academy. the superior merits that this medicine." to
of
—
Democratic County conven turers and millionairs. the
Manoel Jorge Pereira, Porto, Portugal.
3. That we denounce
As I turn from the scene of "For the cure of headache, Ayer's Cathar
For Associate Justice,
tion met at the court house present Republican Congress
WALTER CLARKE.
two month's labor, I can but tic Pills are the most effective medicine I
ever used."—R. K. James, Dorchester, Mass.
in Boone, on the 4th day of for its failure to pass the bill
shed tears of regret that ties "When I feel the need of a cathartic, I take
Oci}., and was called to order for the free and unlimited
FOR JUDGE,
Ayer's Pills,
to
formed so soon and so tive than any and find themeverbe more effec
other pill I
took,"— Mrs.
JOHN G. BYNUM,
at 11, a. in., by chairman coinage of silver, which was
Grubb, Burwellville,
demanded by every organiza strongly must be premature B."C. have found in Ayer's Va. an Invalua
I
Pills,
of Burke.
Spainhonr, who appointed tion of farmers and laborers
ly broken asunder. The peo ble remedy for constipation, biliousness, and
kindred disorders, peculiar to miasmatic
Newton Mast as temporary throughout this Union.
FOR SOLICITOR,
ple of Cove Creek, famed for localities. Taken in small and frequent
doses, these Pills
secretary. All the townships 4. That we denounce this
W. C. NEWLAND.
their enterprise and liberty,
of Caldwell.
being present, on motion the Republican Congress for Ls
Act Well
have met my highexpections on the liver, restoring its natural powers, and
roll was called and each dele failure to keep its pledges to
malarial
of them in all respects. They aiding it in throwing off Texas. poisons."
FOR CONGRESS,
— C. F. Alston, Quitman,
gation named a member of the people, especially those
W. H. H. COWLES,
to pass the Blair bill, and to have given me every indica "Whenever I am troubled with constipa
the committee on creden repeal the Internal Revenue
tion, or suffer from loss of appetite, Ayer's
of Wilkes.
tion of sympathy and good Pills set me right again."—A. J. Kiser, Jr.,
tials and permanant organi law.
will. Their patronage has Bock House, Va. advice of a friend, I began
" In 1858, by the
FOR SENATOR,-85TH, DIS'T. zation, to wit: J. C. Horton,
5. That we heartily en
the use of Ayer's Pills as a remedy for bil
BENJ. P. GRIGSBY,
dorse the efforts of the fann shown them to be true friends iousness, constipation, high fevers, and
J. M. Elrod, R. K. Hartley,
of education and the kind colds. They served me better than anything
of Ashe,
I had previously tried, and I have used them
J. B. Greene. S. 8. McBride, er's alliance in the warfare
waging against treatment received at their in attacks of that sort ever since." — H. W.
W.G.Todd, T. C. McRride, they are nowtrusts, combines
monopolies,
hands shall never be forgot Hersh, Judsonia, Ark.
J. H. Taylor, A. J. Moretz, and high taxes; all of which
COUNTY TICKET.
L. D. Lowe, J. M. Shull and we believe to be the legiti ten.
FKX7AKZD BT
For Representative,
mate offspring of a high pro In the school room my re
C. P. Todd.
DR J. B. PHILLIPS.
DR. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
lations have been pleasant
On motion the chair ap tective tariff,
6. that we endorse and reaf throughout. I can speak of Bold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicin*
For Sheriff,
pointed a committee on reso firm the principles inculcated
my students only in terms
J. W. HORTON.
lutions composed of Messrs. by Thomas Jefferson, of "Eof praise. To know them is
READ THIS.
Finley, Baird and Clarke, af- qual and exact justice to all
For Clerk
to love them. Bright faces, All persons indebted to
tei which the convention ad and special privileges to
J. B. TODD.
good lessons, kind hearts rne, either by note or ac
journed for one hour. Du none," and this should be the
For Register of Deeds,
watch-word of every true have made it a positive joy count for medical services,
ring recess Mr Benj Grigsby,
C. J. COTTRELL.
Democrat.
to be with them. Mr. John or for merchandise are earn
of Ashe, Democratic nominee
Dr. Phillips was called for H. Ringham has proven a estly requested to come for
For Treasurer,
ward and make prompt set
for the Senate from the 35th
who expressed his thanks for most efficient and worthy tlement as I am compelled
W. E. GREENE.
district, was introduced and
the honor conferred on him, assistant. His work has to have my money. I have
made a spirited speech; ma
For Surveyor,
and his determination to been highly satisfactory and waited long and patiently,
king a fine impression upon
C. M. HODGES.
make a strong stand for de I can cheerfully recommend as my friends well know, and
the people as a standard
mocracy, in a short, but very him to anyone as a faithful, now, that I am forced to
For Coroner,
call on them, I hope they
bearer worthy of the democ
A. L. WELBORN.
appropriate address.
earnest, and well qualified will respond promptly to my
racy of the district.
Capt. Lovill was loudly teacher.
request. 1 have made a
Upon reassembling the com
THE INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE.
called for, who responded in For my successor I bespeak change in my business and
mittee on permanant organi
a stirring speech,followed by the patronage so liberally must therefore clotie up all
Written for The Herald.
zation and credentials repor
past transactions, Persons
I am cross-eyed and six-fingered, ted W. S. Farthing for chair Messrs. Councill and Wilson, promised me. The trustees failing to make settlement
who sharply arraigned the and committeemen expect by Oct 1st. 1890 will find
I am gaudy but not neat,
man and J. F. Spainhourand
And to see me on the hustings
republican party for its ex to secure a man at the earl their accounts in the hands
J. C. Horton secretaries which
Is a daisy, dandy treat.
tra vigance and corruption, iest possible moment. In a of an officer for collection,
I dGn't give snap for party
was adopted, and the chair
and warned the people That few weeks, at most, the Acad Any person desiring can pay
Aud for principles don't care,
man catne forward and as
Nor for policies or platforms
their hopes should center on emy may be expected to re their accounts due me, to T.
sumed his duties by making
J. Coffey&Bro. whose rceipt
If I only can "get there."
the democratic party for safe open with even brighter pros will be accepted by me.
an able and inspiring adWhat care I for these poor fellows
ty and good government pects and a more extended The firm of Phillips &SOIL
drss.
If for me they only vote?
Business being over the patronage than ever before now carry a first class line
What care I who sinks, if only
The committee reported all
convention adjourned.
in its history. Yours truly, of general merchandise which
I am safe inside the boat?
the townships properly rep
Let perdition take the country;
J. F. SPAINHOUR]
HIGHT C. MOORE. will be sold as cheap as
resented, the convention was
goods of the kind can be
Let the poor their burdens bear,
AND
>Sec'y's.
All such little things won't matter declared ready for business
Sick headache is the bane of sold, and it will be to the in
J. C. HORTON, J
If I only can "get there."
many lives. To cure and pre terest of the public to call
with a full representation of
W. S. FARTHING, Ch'm.
vent this annoying complaint and examine our stock be
I'm for free trade or protection; 36 votes, necessary to a
use Dr. J. H. McLean's Little Liv fore purchasing elsewhere.
For the States or "Uncle Sam," choice, any fraction over 18. When you need a good, safe
laxative, ask your druggist for a er and Kidney pillet^. They are Thanking my friends for
For dominion by the Saxon
On motion the convention box of Ayer's Pills, and you will agreeable to take and gentle in past favors and soliciting
Or the wooly sons of Ham;
went into the nomination of find that they give perfect satis their action. 25 cents a vial. your future patronage I re
I'm a Democrat or Mugwump
A Republican all square—
candidates for Representa faction. For indigestion, torpid Persons who lead a life of ex main very truly yours.
J. B. Phillips.
liver, and sick headache there is
I'll be anything or nothing
tive and a county ticket who nothing superior Leading phy posure are subject to rheuma Sugar Grove, N. C. July 8.
if i only can "get there."
tism, neuralgia and lumbago,
were selected as follows: For sicians recommend them.
and will find a valuable remedy
I'm a friend to the Alliance
Representative, J. B. Phillips,
in nr. J. H. McLean's Volcanic
And the railroads and the banks;
NOTICE.
Sugar Grove, N. C. Oil Liniment; it will banish pain
of Laurel Creek; for Sheriff,
i will make them any promise
Or I'll play them any pranks,
Oct. 4,1890. and subdue inflammation.
J. W. Horton, ofL'ove Creek;
i will wink and say "r'm solid"
We the undersigned peti
for Treasurer, W. E. Greene, Editor Democra t:
And to stick to them will swear,
Far better than the harsh tioners do humbly pray that
I beg leave to anticipate treatment of medicines which
For i won't stand back on lying of Stony Fork; for Clerk of
you the honorable County
if i only can "get there."
the Superion Court, Joe B. false impressions that may horribly gripe the patient and Commissioners grant us a
destroy the coating of the stom
Come and "whoop 'em up,"good Todd, of Boone; for Register be made in regard to my de ach. Dr. J. H. McLean's chills township by the name of
fellows;
of Deeds, C. J. Cottrell, of parture and the present sus and Fever cure by mild yet effec North Fork, and the voting
"Hump yourselves" and spend Blue Ridge; for Surveyor, C. pension of Cove Creek Acad tive action will cure. Sold at 50 precinct to be at Thomas's
your time
school house at or near the
cents a bottle
"Widen out and let the band M. Hodges, of Boone; forCor emy.
center of said township.
oner, A. J. Welborn, of Sto It would be easy for some Frequently accidents occur in the Those of us who live in this
play"—
"Break a trace," or get me in.
to charge me with fickleness houshold which cause burns, cuts part of Cove Creek and Bald
ny Fork.
And when voting day is over
The names of other gentle and motives of personal in sprains and bruises, for use in all Mountain townships have to
You can go to—anywhere !
cases. Dr. J. H, McLean's Volcanic
Let the devil take the hindmost men were balloted on for the terest. Such is not the cafee. Oil Liniment has for many years travel eight miles to cast
if i only can "get there."
various offices, all of whom In every way this suits me been the constant favorite fami our votes, which is very fatigueingto those who have
received a liberal support, better than any other school ly remedy.
no horses to ride. Yv'e hope
We publish Mr. Crisp'scorn- but after the above nomina I could have secured. "Duty,
that you will grant our re
uinnication in this issue. tions were made all came for more sacred than life," takes
NOTICE.
quest. The township we de
Our friend is unfortunate. ward and made strong spee me to Morehead City. Thrice Pursuant to a decree of the Su sire is bounded as follows:
perior Court of
When a correspondent makes ches endorsing the action of have I been called to Eastern obtained at lall Watauga County Beginning at the Ashe Coun
term, 1890, in
off hand statements of fig the convention. It may be Carolina and it would now the case of James H, Guynn a- ty line on top of Bald Moun
tain running a west direction
ures, he ought to make bis stated that Mr. L. C. Wilson be Jonah—like to refuse. gainst Thos. E. Teagarden, I will to the top of the Elk Konb.
on the third
figures so they will tally. who received a strong vote for The ministry is the central at the court day ofinNov., 1890, From thence in the same di
house the town of
We are not much with figures Representative withdrew his thought, aim, and object of Boone, proceed to sell to the rection to the top of the peak
ourselves, but we are unable name before a nomination my life and no one can blame highest bidder, for cash in hand at the State line; therce with
all the mineral
in a
to take $367,000,000 and was made, making a graceful me for heeding a divine call. tain tract or interest of landcer the state line to Ashe line at
parcel
on John \\ ilson's. Thence with
subtract from it $350,000,- and patriotic speech, in which Having decided to leave, I the waters ol Elk River on the said line to the beginning.
000 and have $117,000,000 he pledged his best efforts in felt under obligations to see west side of the Beach Mountain
COVE CREEK TOWNSHIP.
Roby A. Thomas,
left. Mr. Crisp only makes behalf of the democratic par that the school was carried adjoining the lands of C. H. P.
Eaton, Henry Fulk, Solomon
William Thomas,
a slight mistake of #100,- tyon here. It was my plan to Horny and James Whitehead,
Enoch South.
000,000, but has, notwith The committe on resolu hold the field even at my ex and containing 70 acres more or
less. Sold to satisfy a judgment BALD MOUNTAIN TOWNSHIP.
standing after he pays all the tionsubmitted thefollowing pense, until I con Id secure a
Stephen South.
in favor
out standing debts of the resolutions which were most suitable successor to take against fof James H. Guynn and
L. A. Wilson,
rhos. E.Tegarden forthe
government, the snug sum of heartily adopted:
James South.
charge immediately upon my sum of |300 and cost of action.
E. F. LOVILL, COM. Tracy, Sep., 15,1890.
from $40,000,000 to $60,- We, the Den: eratic party departure and thus obviate
The Watauga Demhtstat,
000,000 surplus left.
We
suggest that our friend re
count and make the amount
of revenue much greater as
it is only guess work any
way with him. He should
make it big enough—say five
or six million. Be sure and
get it large enough to an
swer the purpose.
The Liver
1
Democratic Nominees.
Ayer's Pills,
ATTENTION !
W e have sold our mercan
tile business at Blowing Rock,
N. (\ to Messrs T. H. Coffev
& Co., and bespeak for them
a liberal share of public pat
ronage. Persons owing us
must come forward and set
tle at once as we do not wish
to give anybody trouble.
J. B. Clarke or T. H. Coffey
& Co., at Blowing Rock, and
H. C. Martin, at Lenoir, N.C.
will receipt for us and make
settlements. Thanking our
friends for their liberal trade
in the past, we remain.
Respectfully,
H. C. MARTIN & co.
Blowing Rock, Sept. 23.
S.F, Lenoir,. & Co,,
J
'
—DEALERS IN,—
General
Nerchandise,
We have now, on hand a
complete line of
GENERAL MERCHAN
DISE.
CONSISTING OF,
[Dry Goods,]
[Notions,]
[Groceries,]
[Shoes,]
[Hats,]
[Hardware,]
[Tinware,]
[Glassware,]
[Crockery,]
[Medicines,]
of which we are offering at
Lowest Prices
We also take in exchange
for goods,
Wheat,
Corn,
%e,
Oats,
Chicken
Eggs,
&etc,
SO IVE US A CALL.
S. F. LENOIR &
May the 15th. 1890.
Revive'.-;
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tor Price Lit.
Address
ress
t
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Breech loading double shot gun
$8 to $50, single breech loaders
$4 to $12, breech loading rifles $3
to $15, Double barrel Muzzle load
ing shot guns$5.50 to $20, Re
peating Rifles, 16 shooter, $10 to
$30;Revolvers$1 to $20. send 3
cts. for Mamoth illustrated cata
logue NO. 40. Address GREAT WEST
ERN GUN WORKS, Plttsbuig, Pa.
Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Pat
ent business conducted for Moderate Fees.
Our Office is Opposite U.S.Patent Office,
and we can secure patent in less time than those
remote from Washington.
Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip
tion. We advise, ff patentable or not, free of
charge. Our fee not due till patent is secured.
A Pamphlet, "How to Obtain Patents," with
names of actual clients in your State, county,or
town, sent free. Address,
C.A.SNOW&CO.
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D. C.
Owe of the PHPP
If <•—
BEST'.viFREE
nropri
• world. —
theoiT Our facilitiesere
worl—
unaqueled, end to introduce our
superior food, we will nndrill
toons rinson In euck loesUtp,
•••bore. Onl, tbos, who writ#
to u, at one# can make rare of
Ike eksuce. All 70a hare to doia
return Is to shew oar (rood, la
thora who call—your nriehbora
and those around 70U The haftnninr of this adrertisemenl
•hows th, smull end of the Uleyires the uppeurunce of it reduced to
about the SMoth part of its bulk. It Is u (frend, double siceMascope, as large •• Is eus7 toeurr7. We will eleo ehow 70U how yoa
ran make from (S3 to• IO • do7 at least, from the start,with
out experience. Better write it once Wsjm7 nil express chargae.
addreee, H. HALLKTT CO., Hot IS HO, P
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�The Watauga Democrat,
1). B. Dougherty, Editor.
R C. Rivers, Publisher
The republican who can
praise the whole of the inonopolia tic tariff bill has an
India-rubber conscience, and
the tiller of the soil who can
support the party that fath
ers it is sadly indifferent to
his own interest.
The time may come when
politics may mean all that is
noble and good; when a
small boy will break an ap
ple in two and give his little
sister the biggest half; when
a tramp will work and a stray
dog won't bite, but the day
will never dawn when a fly
can tickle a drowsy man's
nose without making him
jump.
Representative Tillman, of
South Carolina, a brother to
Gov. Tillman that is to be,
is rough on the man who
started the Sub Treasury
plan. He says he was "a
dreamer, a speculator and a
scurvey politician." Hefuther says he will not vote for it
because it "is crude, imprac
ticable, unconstitutional and
republican."
He says if
adopted it will prove "a
bridge to carry the demo
cratic party over, horse,foot
and dragoon, to the repubhcan camp.—Ex.
"It is a penurious kind of
economy to deprive your
family of a local paper. The
wife doesn't get out to see
and learn as does the father
and children, and she is de"
prived of a sense of enjoy
ment that serves to relieve
many hours of loneliness
when she is alone or with the
small children; and then the
home paper is an educator
to the children, as they will
read of the people and inci
dents with which they are ac
quainted. There is nothing
that can be introduced
that will teach the children
to read faster and better
than the home paper."
Sworn on a Dictionaiy.
The democrats of the fifth
Massachusetts district have
nominated for Congress Mr.
Sherman Hoar, a nephew of
Senator Hoar, and who is a
young man of talent and
pluck. In his speech accept
ing the nomination, he said :
"I shall strive to win this
contest because you and I be
lieve in a revenue reform, na
tional in its scope and in its
beneficent effects, a nd because
we do not believe in that unnational . republican tariff
measure which will destroy
the industries of one section
to benefit those of another,
and which, while it will enrich
some manufacturers and ru
in others, gives neither pro
tection nor encouragement
to the American workman,
whose earnings will be slow
ly taxed out of him, not sole
ly for governmental use, but
for private and party excheq
uers. As a democrat, I ob
ject to being made to con
tribute indirectly to tli * re
publican campaign fund by
being taxed on the necessa
ries of my life in a way that
gives a small part of the sum
so raised to the government,
and the rest to those manu
facturers whose fat is ulti
mately fried out of them into
the hands of Quay and Dud
ley."
We think the above is very
neatly put. Cambridge, we
believe, is in his district, and
young Hoar will probably
have considerable aid in his
canvass from his associa
tions at college. We would
be glad to see him in the
House offsetting there the in
fluences of his uncle in the
Senate chamber.—News and
Observer.
DON'T GIVE UP
The use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. One bottle
may not cure "right off" a complaint of
years; persist until a cure is effected. As a
general rule, improvement follows shortly
after beginning the use of this medicine.
With many people, the effect is immediately
noticeable; but some constitutions are less
susceptible to medicinal influences than
others, and the curative process may, there
fore, in such cases, be less prompt. Perse
verance in using this remedy is sure of its
reward at last. Sooner or later, the most
stubboru blood diseases yield to
Ayer's
Sarsaparilla
Does it matter what k ; nd
of a book people kiss when
magistrates swear their? If " For several years, in the spring months,
it does, then a magistrate in I used to be troubled witli a drowsy, tired
feeling, and a dull pain in the small of my
this county, says the Savan back, so bad, at times, as to prevent my
being able to walk,
nah News, has gone beyond causing me severethe least sudden motion
distress. Frequently,
boils and rashes would break out on various
the bounds of law. Witnesses parts of the body. By the advice of friends
and my family physician, I began
use of
iu his court has been swear Ayer's Sarsaparilla and continued thetill the
it
poison in my blood
eradica
ing a considerable time by a ted."— L. W. English,was thoroughlyCity, Mo.
Montgomery
mutilated Latin dictionary.
"My system was all run down; my skin
of
I tried various
"Some time ago," the jus rough andandyellowish hue. them gave me
remedies,
while some of
temporary relief, none of them did any per
tice said, "Iborrowed a Tall manent good. At last I began to take
Ayer's
in dictionary, and it was just ly for aSarsaparilla, continuing it exclusive
considerable time, and am pleased
to say that it completely
about the size of my bible,
and looked for the world like
Cured M q.
it. The back was torn and I presume my liver was very much out of
order, and the blood impure in consequence.
mutilated, and the edges I feel that I cannot too liighly recommend
Ayer's Sarsaparilla to any one afflicted
were red. The dictionary, as was."—Mrs. N. A. Smith, Glover, Vt. as I
For years
scrofula and
1 thought, finally disappear blood diseases.I suffered from prescriptions
The doctors'
several so-called
being of
ed and could not be found. 1 andavail, I was at lastblood-purifiersfriend to
no
advised liy a
tiy
s Sarsaparilla.
did
kept swearing witnesses right feel Ayer a new man, beingI fullyso, and now
like
restored to
along with the bible, as 1 health."—C. N. Frink, Decorah, Iowa.
thought, when in fact it was Ayer's Sarsaparilla
nothing bnt the dictionary."
PRBPAItKD BY
"How did I find it out? DR. J. C. AVER & CO., LoweH, Mass.
Why, the other day, just as Sold by Druggists. $1,bU$5. Worth $5 a bottle.
I wound up a big case, and
was rendering my decision,
the book fell out of my hand
into mg lap, open. There it
Mind wandorinnt cnro<1. Books loarned
in one renrtinf?. Testimonials from all
parts of the globe. Prospectus POST
was, as plain as day, the old
FKF.K, sent on application to Prof.
•. Loisette, 837 Fifth Ave. New York.
dictionary."
"Did you suspend trial?"
"Suspend nothing. I just
went right along as if it was
a bible sure enough. Nobody
you may be sure, in that of
fice knew what I found but
myself."
"THE
£U -r
nr. J. H. McLean's StrengthenI WOODWORK=®\3X6f ATTACHMENT (©)
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1. Location beautiful, and easy of access.
2. A m pie accommodations.
3. Superior religious advantages.
4. Expenses very reasonable.
5. Prepares for college and practical life.
Fall term opens Aug. 11th 1890. Send for circular,
addressing the Principal, at SUGAR GROVE, N. C.
-0-
1 am now ready to show you
a nice selected stock of standard
prints, Indigo Blue, himpson's
Blacks, Dress ginghams, Biswic
suiting, Challies cashmeres, and
brocaded goods with the best lot
of 10 cts worsteds on the market.
Ladies' white dresc goods, cross
bar Hamburg Oriental lace, rib
bons, gloves, ladit s' and misses'
hoes, corsets and corset jeans,
Damask table cloths, lace seim
and c.eton goods, silk thread,
button hole twist. Jeans cloth
MEAT CAKPHIGH SCHOOL-
from 12% to 75 cts per yard,
Hats and shoes
HARDWARE.
in the greatest abundance, such
as hoes, plows, clevises, grass
rods, heel bolts, horse shoes and
nails. Table cutlery, hinges,ham
mers, files, rim knot ocks, butts
anc screws. Coffin goods, silvermounted handles, screws hinges
and ornaments. A very fine lot of
When you come to Elk
QUEENS-WARE.
Park get started off Just
Gold band china , teas and plates, Right, by going straight to
bowles and pitchers, glass-ware,
lamps etc. GROCERU^. Extra
MONEY-
G sugar 12 lbs for $1. Gol
den drip syrup, rice and spices.
Oils, tanner's and engine; tin-
0 0
fi@~JACOB. W1KE, A. B., PRINCIPALS
Opens June 9th, 1890. The course THOROUGH, wit
special advantages to those wishing to prepare for teach
ing Greek, Latin, German, Higher Mathematics, Nature
Sciences, Penmanshiy, Short-hand etc., and arrangement
will be made for those desiring music. J&iPTnition from .75
to $2 per mo- For particulars addresss the principal at Solo,. N. C.
NOW IS THE TIME TO
SI IMIilfli; |<'0lt
Jones & Vances
THE
pen tine. Just received 500 General store and buy every
gallcns stone-ware, crocks, thing you need from them.
churns, jars jugs etc. Give
me a call. Resp. 'J. D. TAYLOR. They have got the bigest
stock in town, and always
A COMPLETE NEWSPA sell a little lower than
PER!
the lowest
,The Prideofthe North Caroli
na Press."
Do you want to aid in building- They have just received an
up a paper that shall reflect the
greatest credit on North Caroli elegent line of
na, no matter where it may be
seen ? Then patronize
The Wilmington Messenger,
A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER
Do you want a rev ,ble paper
giving you all the news of the
world—a Democratic newspaper
that equals the best- has the
largest circulation, and has for
twenty-one years been a part
and factorin thegrowth and devvelopment of the Old
North
State? Then subscrbe for
THE WILMINGTON MESSENGER
Campaign Rartes:
The "Daily Messenger," by
mail, 4 months on trial, for
$2.00
The weekly "Transcript Mesenger," (the largest and
best paper in the State) 9
months on trial for $1.00
Cash in advance. Both
papers are large Eight-Page
b leets. Send Postal Card
with the address of five per
sons and receive sample cop
ies of THE MESSENGER.
Oct. 1st. 1838. tf.
CLOTHING
DOLLAR
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
N. C,
Cigaretfcs,
Cheroots etc.
GRAND OPENING! NEW GOODS!
-o
E.H. DOUGHERTY & BRO.
MAST,
en to all Mail Orders.
Yours Respc't.
Jones & Vance,
N. G.
It is gratifying to us to announce to our numerou
customers that we have now, and still arriving the largest
stock of goods ever brougt to Watauga. We have recent
ly bought in Philadelphia and Knoxville $6000.00 wort'
of NEW GOODS.
Our stock consists of all varieties j
goods kept in a first class store, ^e have a nice line
ready made CLOTHING that we are ffering Low down.
SHOES!
OVEK-SHOES!
HOOTS!
Ladies dress goods in all qualities, colors and prices
Gents furnishing goods! Collars, cuffs, Neck ware, shirt.1
socks and anything you want in the latest styles. HATS
to suit men, women and children. Hardware, crockery,
farmin * utinsels, &c. in great quantities. Our goods we're
bought at a bargain and we propose to give our customers
the benefit of them. Come and see our fine stock and you
will be sure to buv. Extra inducements will be offered for
the next 60 days for CASH. We take all kinds of produce
and live stock a specialty. Thanking our friends for past
patronage, we hope to merit it in the future by honest
dealings and good Bargains, we are,
Very Respectfully,
E. H . D O U G H E R T Y & B R O j|
S. P. ANGEL,
DEALERS
|c:
IN
SEWING MACHINES
If you
think of
buying
SEWING MACHINE,
and want to save CASH, write me
for" ;ces. I carry a full line of
es and parts ,such as ,
Shuttles, Bobbins, Drivers,
One etc., all of which cun be
sent by mail.
I have a good line of fishing
Tackles, Trout FJ'es, Hooks,
Lines etc,
Seins a spec'.Jty,
will send them out by mail.
S.
P. ANGEL,
1St
•
ADVANCE,
MORAVIAN FALLS,
They have a complete line
of Henrietta cloth, cashmeres
ginghams, prints, lawns,
muslins, laces, ribbons etc.
KNOCKED OUT!
J. P. HENSON, DARK RIDGE, May the 1st, 18#0.
N. C.,
is just receiving a largestock
IN
R. A. SPAINIIOUR,
Remarkably Low.
—AND—
YEAR
Highest market price paid for all kinds country produceROOIS AND HERBS A SPECIALl Y.
We defy competition on
Write him for a list of Roots, Herbs, and prices.
quality, prices and styles.
4. 24.
Groceries, Hardware, Queensware. Glassware & etc. Cutlery,
both pocket and table, Scythes
And snaths, butts and screws,
Finest and Best Equipped
cross-cut and hand saws, a 11 o
Road in the West.
Only line running Solid Vesti- which will be s^ld
buled trains between St. Louis
and Kansas City.
Rr hiing Chair cat s and Tour
ist Sleepers free of extra charge.
I will meet parties at any rail
road sta ;on with through tickets
and bag - age checks.
For full information,maps and You are cordially invited
descrip ive pamphlets of die
to examine our immense
West write to or call on
B. A. NEW LAND,
stock of goods, we feel sure
Traveling Passenger Agt.. we can suit you in prices,
19 Patton Ave., Asheville, N. C.
J.C HARLTON, G. P. A
styles etc.
Chicago,. 111.
Prompt attention giv
ROCK BOTTOM STRUCK
PER
SHOES 1 SHOES II
Ghicago and Alion R. R.
will save time and money going
via. Chicago and Alton route,
t is the quickest route to
K A N S A S CITY, DENVER,
PUEBLO,
And all points in Idaho, Wash
ington, Oregon, Utah
and California.
ONE
-0Embracing all the choice
styles in makes and fabrics, Has recently enlarged his store house and stock of goods.
which will g© DIRTCHEAP His store house is now 60 feet long and thoroughly filled
with new goods, which he'propOges to sell at PRICES
Come and see our fiiue line of
Gents, Ladies, Misses and
that will Surprise you.
Childrens fine
Their stock of Groceries is
full to overflowing and of the
very best quality, consiting of
Flour,
TAKE THE
Bacon,
Lard,
-GOIN(
Coffee,
Sugar,
West and Northwest.
Rice,
Teas,
Emigrants going to any of the
Cigars,
Western States or Territories
which will be sold for Cash or
country produce at prices
never before heard of. Give
'JALLAS.TEX
pale, haggard, dispirited woman ST.L0UIS.M0.
him a call,
into one of sparkling health and
Cox and Hart, Nathan Creek apr 20 ly.
beauty. $1.00 per bottle;
A
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LOCAL NEWS.
—Register!
—Register! Register! !
—' Those who live in glass
houses should never throw
stones.''
—The Public schools of
Watauga, are nearly all ses
sion now.
—The Editor is off on a visit to his parents in Term, this
week.
—Several of our girls are
making preparations to
leave soon for school at High
Point, N. C.
—Mrs.
Sam
Brawley,
daughter of Capt. E. F. Lovill is the proud mother of a
little son. Don't this make
Capt. Grand pap?
—Do not fail to enter your
name on the register's book
before the 25th of Oct. if you
wish to vote in the coming election.
—Calvin Ward, ten year
old son of L. D. Ward, of
Cove Creek, was taken violent
ly ill on last Sunday morn
ing, and died on Wednesday.
—That urbane gentleman,
and life-long Democrat, Prof,
(hum, of Ky., who has speut
the summer in our county,
gave us a pleasant call last
week.
—Leonard Pritchard, of
Elk Park, died at his home
on last Sunday of typhoid fe
ver. Two of his brothers are
dangerouly ill with the same
disease.
—Prof. J. F. Spainhourleft
town on last Mon day morningforMoravian Falls, N. C.,
to visit his sister, Mrs. Patton, who is dangerously ill
'with typhoid fever.
—Old Howard the Acropo
lis of Boone, is now in ablaze
of glory. It is attired in
autumnal mourning.
We
would enjoy it so much, but
it "smacks" of winter draw
ing near.
—Mr. John Bendfield and
Miss Jane Shores were com
missioned to walk the jour
ney of life together a few
days ago by a Brushy Fork
magistrate. May it be a
pleasant one.
—We neglected to say in
our last issue, that thatgreat divine, Bishop Lyman,
had visited our town and
preached for us. All who
failed to hear this masterly
scholar, missed a rare treat.
—AH the members of Boone
Lodge, No. 5, I. O. 0. F., are
earnestly requested to be tires
ent on next Saturday night,
as then is important busi
ness on hand that demands
your attention.
It. C. RIVERS Cor. Sec.
—There is to be an exhibi1 ion of young cattle in town
-n the 20th inst.,andall who
h to compete for the fiiest 2 year-old heifer, or year
i bull in the County, are re
nested to be on hand on
at day.
I
—W. C. Newland and E.
S. Rlackburn, candidates for
. . .
Solicitor in this district, will
address the citizens of Wa
tauga county as follows:
ShuH's Mills, Oct. 20, '90.
Cove Creek Acad." 21, "
Zionville, night, " 21, "
Elk Knob Acad. " 22, "
Boone,
" 23. "
—It affords us great pleas
ure to announce that Sena
tor M. W. Ransom will speak
in Hoone, Thursday, Oct. 16,
at 11 a. m. He was to have
spoken in Lenoir on that
day, but will speak there
Wednesday, 15, and Hoone
next day. Come one, come
all and hear one of the finest
speakers in the state.
—Our talented young coun
tyman, Mr. Jack Fletcher,
has just returned from Ral
eigh with his license to prac
tice law. For him we predict
a brilliant career in the legal
profession, as he is a young
man of rare intellect, and has
resolution enough to succeed
in any calling. Success to
you Jack.
Notice. Owing to a
change to take place in our
business soon, we earnestly
request every-body who are
indebted to us either by note
or account to come forward
at once and make settlement
as we are bound to have our
money. All outstanding bus
iness must be closed up, so
come on— Yours Truly
May 8th 1890. Shell &Mast.
— We are requested to an
nounce that there will be an
alliance picnic at New River
Academy on Saturday, Oct.
the 18th, gotten up by the
"Daniel Boone" and "Ivy
Glade" alliances, and it is ex
pected that Meat Camp and
Pine Run will participate.
All the Alliances of Watauga
County, and the public generaly are invited to attend
and take part as there will
be a number of speakers on
hand, and a good dinner for
all who may attend. A large
crowd is expected.
LINVILLE.
Married, in Linville, in the
open air, on Friday night,
Oct. 3, by Rev. A. S. Church,
Mr. Alphonso Townsend and
Miss Margaret Fox, former
ly of Watauga county.
It is understood here that
the road on the south side of
the Grandfather mountain,
is to be constructed to Blow
ing Rock. Mr. S. 1. Kelsey
and his corps of engineers
and surveyors went out this
morning to make the survey.
We haveconsiderable white
oak and chestnut mast on
the mountains, and the hogs
have pretty much taken to
the hills.
J S. W.
TAXES !
TAXES ! !
I will meet the people at
the following times and places
for the purpose of receiving
and receipting for taxes for
the year 1890:
Elk X Roads, Oct. 16, '90
Norris,
" 17,
Deerfield,
" 18,
Elk, H'm'.v'sr Mill" 20,
Storie's Barn, " 21,
Blowing Rock, " 22,
Roone,
" 23,
ShuH's Mill,
" 24,
Banner's Elk
" 25,
Reece's Store, " 27,
Sweetwater,
" 28,
Phillips' Store " 29, "
Zionsville,
" 30, "
Pottertown,
" 31, "
The county candidates will
be with me to address the peo
pie, and a good turnout is
solicited.
Respectfully,
J. L. HAYES, Sh'ff.
pains in the small of the back
indicate a diseased condition of
the liver or kidneys, which may
be easily removed by the use of
Dr. J. H. McLean's Liver and Kid
ney nalin. $1.00 per bot tle.
W. L. BRYAN,
W. B. COUNCILL, JR.
Lenoir, N. U. j home and the report was
Oct. 2nd, '90: that he was sick. The post
ATTORNEY AT LA V.
niastev returned his mail on
Editor Democrat:
I concluded at first, after last Friday, and on Satur- Still On Hani With a .1 uly4th891y. Boone, N. C.
reading your editorial in an iday his father, Rev. J. W.
W. B. COUNCILL, M. I).
swer to my communication I Carter, pastor of the First
Boone, N. C.
Nice line of
on the surplus in the United Zfaptist church in Raleigh,
Resident Physician. Office
States Treasury, to not fur came out and was greatly
on King Street north of Post
ther discuss the subject, for surprised to find his boy was
Office.
the reason, to my mind, not not here and said he knew
June 12 88. ly.
a word of your able article nothing whatever of his son
could be admitted as evi since he had left for college.
E. F. LOVILL
The young man took no
dence.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
I| I am not badly mista clothes with him, and had
Boone N. C.
Consisting, in part, of Boots,
ken the books of any official, but a few dollars in money
July 4th, '80—1 y
Shoes,
in any capacity, are piima- at the time of his departure.
Dress Goods,
facia evidence of the condi There is considerable exe'teDR. L. C. REEVES.
Notions,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
tion of the office of which ment about the whereabouts
Hardware,
they ar a record; and until of the young man.
Office at Residence.
Tinware,
Boone, N. C
they are proven to be incor Mr. J. T. Thomasson, of
Groceries,
Ju[y4. 89.
rect by good wit nesses they Jefferson, arrived here Sat
Coffees,
are admitted as such in any urday bringing with him two
ATTENTION !
Sugar8,
court of justice. Now let the fine horses and a buggy for
My duties confine me closely to
Tea,
same rule operate when we Dr. Taylor which the Dr. had
Carolina, and I would exchange,
Rice,
on favorable terms, $10,000 of
examine the financial condi bought while in Ashe county
stock in a phosphate company
Cigars,
tion of this country, and we a few week ago. It created
Cigarettes, etc. J fn Florida, my late residence, for
find, as I stated m my first quite a sensation among the
a suitable farm in the mountains.
communication, that the re students. The idea was a
ALEX. Q. HOLLADAY,
Raleigh, N. C.
ceipts in round numbers for new one to them and the D r u g s & Medicines
the fiscal year ending June distance quite too far to
Money to loan.
the 30th, 1890, were $367,- come in a buggy.
000,000, and the expendi The class that will grad in good variety. Also take Persons wishing to bor
row money, who can secure
tures were $350,000,000, lea uate in 1892 have adopted a
all kinds of
it by mortgage on good real
ving a surplus of $117,000,- high beaver as a class hat,
estate, ^an be accommodated
while theclass of 1893 choose
000. (?)
by applying to
The Secretary then makes a plug.
J.F. Spainhour, Boone N. C.,
an estimate of the surplus in A movement is on foot to
or A. J. Critcher, Horton N. C.
—ANDthe Treasury for the year en get the President of the Nat
4. 24.
ional school of Oratory to
ding June the 30,1891, which
W. J. HUNSUCKER & BROS.
puts it at from forty to six deliver a course of lectures to
ty millions of dollars, and the students, at some time
Brick Layers aud Plasterers
gives as the principal reason not far distant.
The new students joined And country produce in exfor the reduced estimation of
the surplus, the increased ap the societies last Friday chahge for goods. Gent's are prepared to do all work
in their line on short notice.
propriation to the old United night, 34 joined the Euzelian furnishing goods, such as, ALL work guaranteed and
States soldiers. I take it for and 17 the Philomathesian. dress shirts, (both laundried Prices reasonable. For pri
granted that no true Ameri There is quite a friendly and unlaundried.) Collars, ces etc., address us at ('onNov. 7th, ly.
can citizen, one who loves his rivalry between the societies Cuffs, Slips, and in fact, al over, N. C.
country; one who loves the to get the greater number of most any thing-needed in that
flag of independence; one who "newish." It will not be out line.
believes in "Equal rights to of place to say that the so
J. R . PRITCHARD, PROPRIETOR.
all and special privileges to cieties here are the best in the
none," will ever complain at South and form quite an im
TERMS SI.25 PER DAY.
S^esial arrangements by the week
a legislative body for liberal portant part of the college.
or month.
D. D. D.
ly providing for those who
fought, bled and died to sus
Ileady-Made Clothing from 8 ELK PARK, N. C.
tain and maintain these prin professor Gautheir, of Paris, to 25 dollars per suit. We 6—26. 4 mo.
ciples that are so near to all states that certain vital process handle only first class goods,
es of the body develop putrefy
lovers of American liberty. ing substances in the tissues, and will guarantee prices as
I suppose that I had better which if not speedily eliminated low as any other merchant J. (t TYILBllt ,
disease.
touch very lightly on this produce effects theAyer's Sarsa- who handles the same grade
DENTIST,
parilla
removal of
subject, least your very clev these substances, and thereby of goods.
ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA.
er publisher should again ac preserves health.
Offers his professional services
cuse me of trying to get this
to the people of Mitchell,
Raleigh, N. C.,
Watauga and adjoining coun
and that position in the In
Sept., 1890.
ties. flSTiVo bad mateial used
ternal Revenue service; when Editor Democrat:
and all work guaranteed.
indeed, I never made an ap
May 1 1 y.
I desire to say through
plication for but one place
your paper that I challenge
and afterwards declined that. anyone or more persons in
J. F. Morphew.
E. S. Blackburn.
But I forgive him for being
Jefferson, N.C.
Goods at almost your own Marion, N. C.
your county to rnn their
so sensitive on this subject,
I run in connection MORPHE W & BLACKBURN
horses against rne in a twen price.
for it is the way his political
with my other business, a
ty five mile race.
ATTTORNEYS AT LAW.
fathers have taught him.
I, to use a common sized
Will practice in the courts
/iut I must return to my
bycycle, race to take place
of Ashe, Watauga and Mitch
first subject. If the Secreta
on the State Fair ground
ell counties, also in the Fed
ry's report is correct Demo
eral courts of the Dist.. and
track oil Friday of Fair week
cratic. papers have lied, and I
Supreme Court of the State.
17th October. Horses will
shall insist that they are cor
follection of claims solicited.
be carried over rail road
rect until you or some other
Aprl, 10.
free of charge from any part
editor produces good and
of North Carolina, owner
NOTICE OF IC0RP0 RATION.
sufficient evidence to the con
paying freight when going, which we think is equal to North Carolina,, f Office of Clk.
trary.
Respectfully,
Mitchell County > Sup. Court.
J. A. CRISP. and when horse is returned, any in the county, and we
the owner exhibits certificate guarantee our prices as low Notice is hereby given of the in
of secretary and gets his mon as any in the
corporation of the Linville Build
Happiness depends very much
ing and Loan Association, that
on the condition of the liver and ev back. Room will be fur
the names of the incorporation
kidneys. The ills of life make nished horses from a distance
are, Hugh McRae, J. W. Farth
but little impression on those in the Fair grounds. I want
ing, Jordon Cook, R. S. Roland,
whose digestion is good. You
S. T. Kelsey, J. R. Erwin and
can regulate your liver and kid a large number to give me a
such others as they may aesocineys with Dr. J. H. McLean's Liv trial. Ths prize to winner is
ate with them. That their prin
er and Kidney Balm. $1.00 per $100 and may increase be
Also furnish transportation to cipal place of business shall be at
bottle.
fore the race. On the state panties wanting the same with a Linville, N. C., and its general
Indigestion results from a par race track riders of ^horses safe driver and with as good a purpose and business is the ac
tial paralysis of the stomach and
cumulation of savings, the loan
is the primary cause of a very will have atvantage of a turnout d>s can be found in the ing of same to its members; also
For the next
large majority of the ills that bicycle as it is will so badly county.
the erection of buildings and thV
humanity is heir to. The most cut up, as there will be more
purchase of real estate for the
agreeable and effective remedy is racing this Fair than ever
benefit of its members, that the
Dr. J. H. McLean's Little Liver and
duration of the incorporation
Kidney pillets. 25 cents a vial. before.
shall be thirty years. The capi
tal seock is two hundred thou
Persons desiring to enter
sand dollars, divided into two
Wake Forest, N. C. against me notify J. T. Pat
We will make special prices, for thousand shares af the par value
Sept., 29, 1890 rick, Gen'l, Snpt., Raleigh,
cash, on all goods. Returning of one thousand dollars each.
Editor Democrat:
N. C. Yours truly,
This 6th day of Sep., 1890.
our thanks for past patronage
Mr. W. J. Carter, a young
W*. S. HYAMS, C. S. C.
WILL WYNNE.
we will, as heretofore, still con
man of about 18 years of
F. J. McMillion and Son of the
age, was a student here last Undue exposure to cold winds, tinue to furnish you good go j>ds Mouth of Wilson Va., are Manu
rain, bright light or malara, may
year and returned this year bring on inflammation and sore and at as low prices as can be factures of all kinds of woolen
goods, which they will send to
on the 8th Sept. On the ness of the eyes. Dr. J. H. Mc ound.
Truly yours,
vour door in exchance for wool.
evening of the 9th after sup Lean's Strengthening Eye Salve
They also keen a fullline of their
will subdue the inflammation,
per, the young man disap cool and soothe the nerves, and
goods on hand a t Southerlands,
Ashe Co., N.
peared. The students and strengthen weak and tailing eye
W. L Bryan. highest price C. They pay the
for wool.
faculty supposed he had gone sight. 25 cents a box.
General
Merchandise
ROOTS
HERBS,
BAMER HOUSE.
JUST IN
For Gash, You Can Have
Hotel and Feed
STABLE,
COUNTY.
60 DAYS
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BOONE,
WATAUGA COUNTY, N. €., THURSDAY, OCTOBER. 10.
15.
1890.
NO. 14
Senator Carlisle who has Kansas, respectively to meet indicated should not follow. ti-ve tariff and the South the white men upon the princi
remained here since the ad more old soldiers. He will
li'e do not speak in extra v-| institution of slavery. While ples of equal justice to all our
agant terms, but in trntn] these constitutional rights
journment to assist his son, return here next week.
people; or shall it be a mon
who compiled the "Demo The new battle ships are to a n d s o b e r n e s s . L e t t h e p e o - j were h'dd sacred, pea'* 0 , hap grel government. T appeal
pie of other less fa vored sec-.
cratic Campaign text book," cost $3,120,000 each. One tions come and see for them piness and prosperity was our to the Republicans of the
in putting the last touches of them is to be built at San selves. We earnestly court heritage. But soon, ah too 8; nth, and espeeialy those of
to that valuable book, the Francisco and the other two | an investigation of our vast. 1 soon, our northern philan Watauga Comity, as good,
rHaee planned, and developing
and varied resources, and thropist's sympathy for the conseieneious men, ifyofi can
issuing of which was delayed at Philadelphia.
AS
so as to include the conclu The idea of calling an extra the multiplied opportunities poor negro (who their prede- endorse the present adminis
11
sion of the long tariff fight, session of Congress to pass we offer for the profitable in
vestment of capital.—Argo-1 cC ssorH put in bondage) be tration with all its failures,
will go to Kentucky this week the Force bill has apparently nam.
gan to howl abolition! aboli false promises, its wastful use
A GREAT RESORT
and it is probable that he been abandoned, though of
tion! and declared theeman- of the public money; its refu
may make some speeches in course there is still a possi
preqaontly accidents occur in the | (M U'on of slavery an irre- sal to pass the Blair educa
Situated in the Mountains oi other states during the cam bility that it may be done
houshold which cause burns,'cuts pressible conflict, and 0.111* tional bill; to repeal the In
paign. The Text book is
sprains and bruises, for use in all once glorious constitution a terna! revenue law and to
NORTH CAROLINA.
cases. Dr. j. u, McLean's Volcanic
W ESTERN NORTH CARO now out, and the Democrat
These to modify and equalize the
Oil Liniment has for many years league wirli helh
ic Congressional committee
been the constant favorite fami revolutionary ideas so infla m tariff to a revenue base only
While North Carolina has
LINA,
is prepared to fill orders for
ly remedy.
ed«nd possessed the northern and equally bear on the rich
not made much noise, and
them.
Undue exposure to cold winds, mind that they trampled the and poor; to refuse to pass
I have been making a quiet there has not been 'anywhere rain, bright light or malara, may constitution under their feet; j the bill to allow the free and
A region NOTED for health
investigation to learn what in her borders, a great boom briug 011 inflammation and sore disregarded const it u t i o n a 1 unlimited coinage of silver
fulness and beamy of Scenery.
the Congressional committee in the sense in which that nossofthe eyes. I)r. J. u. Mc righ t s; hart; ore< 1
f 11gi t i vo and make it a. legal tender
is doing toward capturing term is usually employed, Lean's Strengthening Eye Salve slaves, and denied the South for public and private usa
AN ELEVATION OF 3,800 FEET
will subdue the inflammation,
the next House, and I find there has nevertheless been cool and soothe the nerves, and the right to carry slaves into ges; and last, and worst of all
With Cool, Invigorating that Mr. Flower, the chair very great progress through strengthen weak and tailing eye the territories. These aggra yon are degraded, disgraced
out the length and breadth sight. 25 cents a box.
—Climate.—.
man, is in New York looking
vated digressions on consti by the proposed election bill.
of the Stftte. This business
after his own affairs, politi
tutional, state and personal I repeat, and ask you again
Sugar Grove. N. C.,
cal and otherwise, (mostly revival and industrial prog
rights were persisted in. and if you can endorse this ad
fc is being laid out with taste the latter) and that the com ress has taken place within,
Oct. 13., 1890.
carried to that degree of usur ministration, and support a
and skill, with well gra
mittee is making no pretense two or three years, and is in Editor Democrat:
party any longer that has
There are two problems in pation and tyraiiical opppres
of doing anything, except to creasing with a rapidity, and
ded roads and
sion that forbearance ceased done, and is doing so much
furnish all of the documents assuming proportions which our history arid politics for to be a virtue, and our noble, to degrade and oppress the
would astonish even our o . 1 th people of our United Sta
asked for. It furnishes neith
people, if they could fully tes to settle at the ballot-box. our grand, our wise and pa white men of the South, for
1 GUEST PARKS. er speakers, nor money to grasp the situation and un They are questions of such triotic stai emcn. after exha us know ye no11hat vou must
pay the thousand and one
bear and share all these evils
derstand the facts. Not only vast importance, and fraught ting every honorable means equally w ith the democrats
little incidentals of an active
1 desii able place for fine residen
is this progress in the min with such vital results, that and using every method to who arc battling so manfully
campaign in those districts
maintain our rights, were and faithfully for our consti
ces and
where it is impossible to ing and manufacturing in our wisest statesmen have forced to the alternative of tutional rights? Is it not
dustries, but, which is of not yet found a just and sat
raise it locally. If this poli
submitting to wrongs a i,d op time for us all as a common
EEAIAHFUL HOMES— cy is to be kept up nothing really more importance, in isfactory solution of them. pressions, beneath the digni brotherhood to lay aside par
short of a miraculous popu the agriculture of the State. Those two questions are as ty of freemen, or withdraw ty prejudice, that perverts
A Good opportunity for prof lar tidal wave can give the Independent of the fact, that old as the constitution of our from the federal compact our judgment, and calmly
itable investments.
democrats control of the the present year has been government., and were the which was so shamefully vio and fairly consider which par
ty with their policy and prin
one of extraordinary good bones of contention in the a'
For illustrated pamphlet next House. Documents are
crops, there is marked im doption and ratifiestian of lated. Onr people believing ciples promotes and best
all very good in their place,
serves our interests. Then
provement all along the line. the constitution oftheRepub t he co11 sti tu t i o11 gua ra n teed go to the polls and vote for
address
but with the election not a
Better methods are being lie Jof the United States of the right to secede, they pre their en we believe will de
month off it is good talkers
1 EE IMPROVEMENT Co.,
adopted, a greater variety America. Thequint-escenceof pared to withdraw from the fend our rights. All alliance
that are needed to meet the
of crops a re being cultivated, these two'great evils are tax Federal Union and to form a men know, and must admit,
VILLE, MITCHELL Co.
arguments of the men sent in
that the democrats in
N. C. swarms by tile republican more attention is being giv ation and the negro. Where, Southern Confederacy. But out of Congress, contend and
for
the northern people said no,
en to food supplies and the when and how did they orig
6 mo.
committee into every doubt
and Abe. Lincoln called out all the alliance demands at
expense of farming is being inate? It is well to start at
the hands of legislation.
ful Congressional district to
25,000 troop#which inaugu
I leave it to all fair minded
vSHINGTON LETTER. blind the voters to the injury reduced. There is no State the beginning and trace these
in the union in which the far twin evils, with their varied rated the greatest war of the men to say if all my state
inflicted upon them through
oi
Re.ula Co espondent
mer is in a better condition historic results through the ages. So we find that taxa ments are not true according
republican legislation. The
or has a brighter outlook be period of our national exist tion caused the first and the to history and public records.
Yours in the bonds of peace
democra tic pa rt.v wa s never
c Democrat
fore him, than in the good ence. W by is the negro here negro the late fratricidal civil and friendship.
a scutati VP Wheeler, of so well equipped with good
old State of North Carolina. and who kidnappeddiim and war. Never in the history of
L\I. C. II ARM AN.
db ua i, ays the result of texts to preach from as at
Every day, new enterprises brought him here as a slave? the nations, did men bat tle
he Force lull will he the elec- the present time, and the op
NOTICE.
are starting up, increased History tells us that it was more heroically for their con
q or a solid democratic portunity should not be lost
capital being invested and the cupidity of our Yankee stitutional rights than did
ffttion to the next House through lack of preachers.
We the undersigned peti
new fields for enterprise be neighbors who went to Africa,, tli« brave boys of Dixie. Yet
•)the Southern States.
If the National committee
ing disclosed. Railroads are stole the negro; shipped him after four long years of war, tioners do humbly pray that
• se< ond military socie- will not furnish them let the
you the honorable County
being projected and built in North and finding him worth the South was overpowered, Commissioners grant us a
> he ( i posed of vete- local committees see to it
all parts of the State and less property sold him South. (not conquered) by overwhel township by the name of
s. < >both armies of the that the fight it not lost by
new towns springing up on
What was the cause of the ming numbers. Then came North Fork, and ihe voting
h war was organized here not having the issues prop
every hand. Our people are revolotion of the colonies in the so called reconstruction, precinct to be at Thomas's
• week. It is called "The erly talked up to the voters.
too conservative to rush 1776 ?—ta.xa tion. Engla n d and now, after 25 years of school house at or near the
itary order of America" Of course, in criticising the
headlong into speculation. attempted to lay an excise so called peace, we find these center of said township.
Those of us who live in this
ad according to its consti- Congressional committee, it All investments have been
tax 011 our fore-fathers by twin evils, taxation and the part of Cove Greek and Bald
tution "the purposes of the should be remembered that made 011 a solid basis and
what was known as thestnmp negro the vexed and disturb Mountain townships have to
order are to cherish the mem they have no protected man with an assurance of success.
act, but our patriotic ances ing elements in our polities. travel eight miles to <*ast
ories of camp, field and biv ufacturers to draw upon for
But not withstanding the tors, whose hearts burned The people of the North wag our votes, which is very faouac—of heroic deeds—and unlimited cash as the repub very satisfactory progress of
tigueing to
with the love of liberty, re ed a dreadful war 011 the peo no horses to those who have
ride. We hope
strengthen the bonds of re lican committee has, and no the past few years, we have
fused to be taxed without ple of the South; freed the ne that you will grant our re
nin >11, sympathy, valor and sensible person for a, moment only started upon the race.
their consent; or in other gro and made him a citizen, quest. The township we de
nati otism between those expects that the democrats With resources of the climate
words, without representa and still keeps their protec sire is bounded as follows:
ho were enemies in war and could spend as much money soil and minerals, superior
tion. Therefore they declar- tive tariff, and to crown all Beginning at the Ashe Coun
friends in peace and their as the republicans, and it to all others, there is before ed the thirteen colonies free these wrongs a nd oppressions ty line 011 top of Bald Moun
tain running a west direction
cendents."
would not he desirable if they the State a future of mineral
and independent States, and 011 the South they propose to to the top of the Elk Konb.
mum still holds the fort, could—it is against the prin growth and industrial pros
involved themselves inafear- pass a law that will be a From thence in the same di
'lit it is believed that Mr. ciples of the democratic par perity, grand in its dimen
ful and bloody war of eight death blow to State's rights rection to the top of the peak
i arrison will force him to re ty to carry elections by brib- sions and dazzling in its
years duration. But the war and personal liberties. This at the State line; therce with
ign as soon as the election ery.
splendor.
worn and battle-scarred Vet Lodge election bill is an in- the state line to Ashe line at
r. If he does not he The legalized robbery of
Nowhere in the union are erans were victorious, and in |suit to freemen, and its ob- •John »\ ilson's. Thence with
will assume a heavy re- the people known as the new- there better opportunities j d e p endence, freedom and lib -ii ect i s t o degrade and dis- said line to the beginning.
COVE CREEK TOWNSHIP.
bility.
tariff law goes into effect to tor the investments of eapi-L .
,/ ,
, ,, . |grace, the manhood of the
Robv A. Thomas,
wwe
of t h e , r
t. J. E. White, superin- day, and history will put it tnl with the certainty of A'
William Thomas,
isfactory returns, than are vlc tory. In the convention j South by putting the negro
lt of the sixth division, among the gloomy days of
| to rule the South, and keep
Enoch South.
to be found in North Caroli to adopt and ratify the con
<cay mail service, has the nation.
I them (theRadicnls) in power. BALD MOUNTAIN TOWNSHIP.
na. With iron, coal, copper, stitution we find the vexed
Stephen South.
j? appointed Superinten1
Mr. Harrison places great gold and other valuableminIn conclusion I appeal to
question of slavery and taxa
L. A. Wilson,
it! to succeed J Lowrie reliance upon his soldier sup
thp IS J«fp ''wffY V mUrnff!'kn/' 'ion the bones of contention.
manhood, t |, e honor, the
James South.
*~Hvho succeeded Mr. porters, and upon them he tl) , 1 td , with magnificent r.,. _ »
, ,
, ,
.
mL>l!uronr>iJ flip rlio-iiifxr rhti
forests of the finest tiinbei 7he North contended for a]iiRelligence, tjie dignity, the Tracy, Sep., 15, 1890.
MI as Second Assistant is trustfully leaning for '92.
with the finest fish and o.ys protective system of taxa-' patriotism of Hie- free white Far better than the harsh
He left this morning for ter resources in the woi 1; 'tion and the abolition of sla-! men the South, irrespective] treatment of' medicines which
to iter General.
ty •
|lar of instructions j Galesburgh, Illinois, wheie with a soil capable of pro very , while the South conten of party, to rise up in the horribly gripe the patient and
V- ^ your arm regard- his old brigade will hold a ducing the most valuable ded for free-trade and the in might of their power aud de d-stroy the coating of the stom
OR
jfW lottery law has reufiion Wednesday. Thurs- crops and a climate unsur stitution of slavery. This cide whether this is a, white ach. Dr. J. H. McLean's chills
Foyer
eflec1 to Postmasters by
day and Friday he goes to passed, it is simply impossi contention was com promised man's government and shall and actioncure by mild yet at 50
ti ve
will cure. Sold
tl natnaker.
Ottu m wa, Iowa, and Topeka, ble that the results we have by giving the North u pro tec be ruled and governed bv cents a, bottle
s^i.
EXTENSIVE
T
�Watauga Democrat
ilieved the burdens of the farATTENTION !
(^hesitatingly say that
READ THIS.
_ Tnrther success of the re- cans held their convention t'oj tners. I have heard many My duties confine me closely to All persons indebted to
1). B. Dougherty, Editor.
) publican party is an absolute nominate a county ticket, ] speeches, but never before Carolina, and I would exchange, [ me, either by note or ac
•n.
R C. Rivers, Publisher
have I heard a republican on favorable terms, $10,000 of j count for medical services,
menace to the liberties' of the and Capt Fauctte was pr
stock in a phosphate company
people. The passage of the ent, made a speech and g give himself away by ac- in Florida, my late residence, for i or for merchandise are earn
A DEMOCRATIC family newsestly requested to come fcmthe broken a suitable farm in the mountains, i ward and make prompt set
per devoted to the interests of McKinley bill; the effect of endorsed by the convention. knowledging
ALEX. Q. HOLLADAY,
County, State and Nation. Pub which will be to make the At Wilkesboro, on the same promises of his party 7 .
Raleigh, N. C tlement as I am compelled
lished every Thursday at. Boone, rich richer and the poor poor day, the republicans held a
B. II. Bunn, the present
to have my money. I have
Watauga County, N.C.
waited long and patiently,
er, and the failure to pass the convention and endorsed Representative, and demo
as my friends well know, and
bill for the free coinage of sil Maj. Graham for Congress, cratic candidate, took up the
Thursday Oct. 16th, 1890
ver, and the passage of the in his absence, bnt to besure argument of the Prof., show Persons wishing to bor now, that I am iorced to
row money, who can secure call on them, I hope they
force bill through the House the Maj. is not a candidate, ing how the McKinley bill it by mortgage on good real will respond promptly to mj
of Representatives, which, if for he is a good and true reduced the tariff from 40 estate, pan be accommodated request. 1 have made
change in my business and
passed, puts an end to all Democrat.
percent to 60 per cent, and tell by 7 applying to
ing how the revenue had been J.F. Spainhour, Boone N. C., must therefore close up all
liberty, is enough to alarm
Now, let us philosophise
For Cheif Justice,
the people and cause them to on the above. Capt. Fou- abolished and the Mills bill or A. J. Critcher, Horton N. C. past, transactions, Persons
A. S. MERRIMAN.
failing to make settlement
shake off the prejudices of by cette is to pose as an indepen killed by the republicans and 4. 24.
by Oct 1st. 1890 will find
For Associate Justice,
gone years and vote no long dent democrat "anybody to how the present silver bill
their accounts in the hands
W. J. HUNSUCKER & BROS.
WALTER CLARKE.
er against their own substan beat Cowles" candidate. The took all hope away of ever
of an officer for collection,
Any person desiring can pay
tial interest; but vote for that republicans have succeeded getting free coinage. Mr.
Brick Layers and Plasterers
FOR JUDGE,
their accounts due me, to T.
party whose watch-word is in getting the Capt. to be Bunn gave the farmers an
JOHN G. BYNUM,
whose
"Equal and exact justice to lieve that they will all vote illustration of the tariff as are prepared to do all w 7 ork J. Coffey&Bro. by me. rceipt
of Burke.
will be accepted
all, and special privileges to for him. Then efforts to get follows: "The government in their line on short notice. The firm of Phillips &Son.
FOR SOLICITOR,
none".
out Maj. Graham to take in can be run with 20 per cent ALL work guaranteed and now carry a first class line
W. C. NEWLANB.
Prices reasonable. For pri
the alliancemen, which if they duty, the present duty being ces etc., address us at Con- of general merchandise which
of Caldwell.
will be sold as cheap as
How does it look for a life succeed,Dr York or some oth 40 per cent too much. A far
over, N. C.
Nov. 7th, ly. goods of the kind can be
long Democrat to declare er "good man" would come mer owes a store debt of
FOR CONGRESS,
I sold, and it will be to the in
W. H. H. COWLES,
himself an independent candi out on the last days in Oct. $160, it will take four bales
terest of the public to call
of Wilkes.
date against the regular nom and sweep the stakes.
of cotton at $40 per bale to
and examine our stock be
The above plans are now pay the debt. If the tariff J. R. PRITCIIARD, PROPRIETOR. fore purchasing elsewhere.
FOR SENATOR,-35TH, DIS'T. inee of the Democratic party.
Thanking my friends for
The cry goes out "anybody at work, but with what suc was low 7 enough the goods
BENJ. P. GRIGSBY,
to beat Cowles;" but how ma cess no one can now guess. would have cost only $120 TEEMS $1 .25 PER DAY. past favors and soliciting
of Ashe,
S;£ec ial a rrang-emeuts by the week
your future patronage 1 re
ny democrats are there in the The republicans have made or three bales of cotton,
or month.
main very 7 truly .yours.
Dist. who want to beat him? a dupe out of Faucette. They lea ving $40 for the farmer
J. B. Phillips.
COUNTY TICKET.
Where was this idea hatched? will fail on Maj. Graham, but "There w 7 ere present" says ELK PARK, N. C. Sugar Grove, N. C. July 8.
Nowhere but in the nest of if they can get all the oppo the News and Observer 6—26. 4 mo.
For Representative,
DR. J. B. PHILLIPS.
Radicalism. How many dem sing elemen ts a ga i n st Co wl es, about 400 among them, one
ocrats in the 8tli Dist. want to unite on Faucette, they white republican."
For Clerk
to chime in and vote for'any will rally the republicans on John Williamson (col.) the
J. B. TODD.
body to beat Cowles'? The York, and thereby hope to great republican leader in
DENTIST,
—DEALERS IN,—
For Sheriff,
number, we hope, is few and win. We have faith in the this district, the man who ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA.
J. W. HORTON.
scattering, for Col. Cowles is democracy of the 8th Dist had Mclver nominated, was Offers his professional services
For Register of Deeds,
sure to be triumphantly elec and we have but very little present and after the discus to the people of Mitchell,
Watauga and adjoining- coun
C. J. COTTRELL.
ted and every democrat who doubt about the election of sion w 7 as over, made a few ties.
We have now, on hand a
No had mnteial used
is worthy of the name, will Cowles. Every true man of remarks about registering. and all work guaranteed.
complete line of
For Treasurer,
help do it.
May 1 1 y.
WR. E. GREENE.
the democratic party will He addressed his fellow citi
zens last night on the color
vote for the old true and
For Surveyor,
THE CAMPAIGN.
E. S. Blackburn.
faithful war horse who has ed fair to be held in Raleigh, J. F. Morpltew.
C. M. HODGES.
Marion, N. C.
Jefferson, N.C.
Senators Ransom and Vance
on the 21st inst. of which
ex-Gov. Jarvis, Maj. Stead- so ably represented us for a association he is president. MORPHEW & BLACKBURN
For Coroner,
CONSISTING OF,
man, Maj. Bobbins, Seereta number of years in the halls John is a wonderful negro.
A. L. WELBORN.
ATTTORNEYS AT LAW.
ry Reddingfield, J. C. Scar of Congress. Let all demo He was a slave and not being
[Dry Goods,]
Will practice in the courts
The appropriations made borough, Auditor Sanderlin, crats stand together and
allowed books would go off
[Notions,]
by t he present Congress for W. H. Kitchen and a host of support the nominee of the at night and study 7 by a of Ashe, Watauga and Mitch
ell counties, also in the Fed
[Groceries,]
the current year is about others, besides the regular party and victory is our's.
torch under a bridge over the eral courts of the Dist.. and
[Shoes,]
ninety-seven millions of dol nominees of the democratic
Supreme Court of the State.
When the hair shows signs of Tar river. He was elected
[Hats,]
lars more than the appropri party, are in the field making failing, begin at once to use to the Legislature several ( ollection of claims solicited.
[Hardware,]
ations for the year that has the welkin ring in favor of Ayer's H air Vigor. This prepar years ago and sold his seat Aprl, 10.
just closed. This looks like democratic principles. The re ation strengthens the scalp, pro to a white man for money to
[Tinware,]
economy. Our republican publicans all over the States motes the growth of new hair, go to school on. Since then
NOTICE OF ICORPORATION.
[Glassware,]
restores the natural color to gray
brethren should make a note are, as yet, tardy in the fight and faded hair, and renders it he has represented Franklin North Carolina,, f Office of Clk.
[Crockery,]
Mitchell County > Sup. Court.
of it. This reckless waste of They are so hampered b.y the soft, pliant, and glossy.
county in the Legislature
[Medicines,]
the people's money almost a- record that the republican
and is now a candidate in Notice is hereby given of the in of which we are offering
at
mounts to revolution.
Wake Forest, N. C. the same county.
corporation of theLinville Build
Congress has ma?le that they
ing and Loan Association, that
Oct. 9th '90.
have too great a load to car
I have written more than the names of the incorporation
How can any self-respect
ry, and defeat staring them Edivoi Democrat:
I expected and ha ve crowd are, Hugh McRae, J. W. Farth
ing man, who loves his coun
7
I went to Youngsville, four ed out some things I wished ing, Jordon Cook, It. 8. Roland,
try vote to uphold a party in the face, but few of their
miles above this place, yes to say. I hope to tell you S. T. Kelse.y, J. R. Erwin and We also take in exchange
who advocates the passage best campaigners have enter
such others as
ed the field. The only energy terday to hear the Congres something about the State ate with them. they may aesoci for goods,
That their prin
of a law to place the power
sional candidates discuss the Fair next tine.
cipal place of business shall be at
D. D. D
to hold the elections, and cer discoverable among them is
Wheat,
Linville, N. C., and its general
political issues of the day.
tify the results, in the hands in getting out independent
Corn,
purpose and business is the ac
of Federal supervisors and democratic candidates with Prof. Alexander Mclver
Rye,
cumulation of savings, the loan
ing of same to its members; also
Oats,
United States deputy mar a view of running a republi opened the discussion by say
ing he was the republican
the erection of buildings and the
Chicken
shals? If you vote the repub can on the last days of the
Eggs,
fight. "The old plough boy nominee for Congress in the Are wrought by the use oftoAyer's Hair purchase of real estate for the
Vigor in restoring gray hair
its original
lican ticket, you do this very
benefit oiftts members, that the
&etc,
new
of Wilkes" has his tickets fourth district. The Prof, is color, promoting afalling, growth, prevent- duration of the incorporation
thing, and "don't you for
vig the hair from
keeping it soft,
printed and will be dealt out an aged gentleman weighing silky, and abundant, and the scalp cool, shall be thirty years. The capi
SO GIVE US A CALL.
get it". .
healthy, and free from dandruff or humors.
the last da,ys of October to over two hundred pounds, The universal testimony is that this prep tal seock is two hundred thou
sand dollars, divided into two
dressing, and
How will you feel, citizens the 'faithful'. Dr. York does well educated, having been aration lias no equal as a to every well- thousand shares af the par value
is, therefore, indispensable
•J
fumished toilet.
of Watauga, when you have not want to defend the Force Prof, ac the University for
of one thousand dollars each.
May the 15th. 1890.
"I have used Ayer's Hair Vigor for some
and it lias worked wonders for me. I
been appointed to hold an e- bill nor the McKinley tariff several years. Fifty or more timetroubled with dandruff and was rapidly This 6th day of Sep., 1890.
was
W. S. HYAMS, C. S. C.
of the school boys were there becoming bald; but since using the Vigor my
lection according to the cus bill; neither does he want to
head is perfectly clear of dandruff, the hair
n&n&i i
toms of your fathers for over say anything about the to whom the Prof, addressed has ceased coming out, and I now have a
F. J. McMillion and Son of the
of the
one hundred years, to be su "bright eyed little boy of the lis remarks as though no good agrowth, woman.same color as when I Mouth of Wilson Va., are Manu E5.IH>hnS.!»
was
young
I can heartily recom
mend
suffering
perceded by tm'ssiries sent mountains, not being educa one else was present. He loss of any one use Ayer'sfrom dandruff or factures of all kinds of woolen
hair to
Ilair Vigor as a
Zee *0 o.
CO
from perhaps a distant coun ted on account of the Blair was nominated by a republi dressing."—Mrs. Lydia O. Moody, East goods, which they will send to
Pittston, Me.
your door in exchance for wool.
ty to take charge of the work educational bill". He used can convention which means "Some time ago my wife's hair began to They also keen a fullline of their
T o5J SS®
come out quite freely.
•'sSS'il* ro
and to tell you that you are to make the tears of sympa down here, a negro conven
goods on hand at Southerlands
"To • y© S* l**"*1
Ashe Co., N. C. They pay the
thy flow from the eyes of his tion. The reason, however,
not honest enough to hold
highest price for wool.
an election? If you are op friends as he spoke in tender of his being a candidate was
posed to such a proceeding, tones of the Blair education that his friends, the farmers,
mm a <4 ^
" ^*0
vote the democratic ticket, al bill. Now what will he say? urged him to run. He was not only prevented my wife from becoming
if;* it's ?>S
bald, hut it also caused an entirely new
and see that your neighbor- Will he charge that the dem the lecturer and vice-presi growth of hair. I am ready to certify to this
of the
Mind wandering: enred. Book. learned
ocrats defeated it, or will he dent of his lodge, and was statement before a justiceIowa. peace."—
does the same.
in one reading. Tnatiraoniai. from all
H. Iliilsebus, I.ewisbnrgh,
parts of the globe. Prospectus POST
"Some years ago, after a severe attack of
T * ». •
application to Prof.
tell how the Radicals viola working to have party prej brain fever, my
A. Loiiette, 237 Fifth Ave. New York.
I
What is the use of arguing ted their promises? Any man udice made less—to have such preparationshair ail came out. my used
for restoring it as
phy
the case any farther with who defends the republican taxes reduced etc., He con sicians ordered, but failed to produce a
growth of hair. I then tried, successively,
friend Crisp, the gentleman party in this campaign has a ceded by saying that the several articles recommended by druggists,
and all alike fell short of accomplishing the
from Caldwell and Watauga, dark and gloomy road to republicans had promised desired result. The last remedy I applied
was Ayer's Hair
which
Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Pat
when it is given up by those travel, and no wonder, for four things if they 7 got into growth of hair in Vigor, weeks. brought a
a few
I think I
ent business conducted for Moderate Fees.
Our Office is Opposite U. S. Patent Office,
used eight bottles in two years; more than
high in authority in his own but few enter this uninviting power, viz: 1. To reduce the was necessary as a restorative, but I liked it
and we can secure patent in less time than tnoso
remote from Washington.
as a dressing, and have continued to use it
party, that at the end of the field.
Bend model, drawing or photo., with descrip
tariff; 2 abolish the revenue; for that purpose. I believe Ayer's Hair
tion. We advise, if patentable or not, free of
Vigor possesses virtues far above those of
charge. Our fee not due till patent Is secured.
present fiscal year, (June 30,
3. pass the Mills bill; 4. give any similar preparation now on the market."
A Pamphlet, "How to Obtain Patents," with
names of actual clients in your State, county, or
1890) there will not be one Catarrh is in the blood. No free coinage of silver. He —Vincent Jones, Richmond, Ind.
town, sent free. Address,
cure for this loathsome and dandollar in the Treasury of the gerons disease is possible until admitted that the republi
NFW HOMF
ING MACHINF F?' 0R A KFIFR m C. A. SNOW & CO.
United States, of the surplus the poison is thoroughly eradi cans could have passed any
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D. C.
left there by the Democratic cated from the system. For this bill they wished, yet they
PREPARED BY
purpose, Ayer's Sarsaparilla • is
5T.L0UIS.M0. nfinVCnT^?a 0ALLAS.TEX.
Administration; but that the best and most economical had passed neither of the OR. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
If you feel weak
YV. L. Bryan,
there will actually be a defic medicine. Price $1. Six bottles measures they had promised
Sold by Druggists and Perfumers.
and all worn out take
BOONE,
N . C.
it. Th is is too old to be news. $ 5. Worth $5. a bottle.
all of which would have reBROWN'S IRON BITTERS
I
Money to loan.
Democratic Nominees.
%
BANNER HOUSE.
. <1. WILSIAR,
S,F, Lenoir. & Co.,
General
Nerchandise,
GENERAL MERCHAN
DISE.
Lowest Prices
Wonders
S. F.
Ayer's
Hair Vigor
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BOONE,
YOL 3
WATAUGA COUNTY, N. C.,
TIIUESDAY, OCTOBEE, 23,
1800.
NO. 15.
Ringing: WOnls'froin Col flolii.
the Farmer's Mutual Benefit
Southern Democratic Sena political power; and, finally
Association. Will you kindtors vote to relieve the wes as self-respecting man,
September 26th President ly indicate at your earliest
F. I). Winston Declines the Republican tern laborer of unjust bur shall not be a Republican
Nomination for Jiid^re, and With
Polk abdressed a letter to II convenience, whether this
dens, while western Republi candidate for any office, but
draws from that Party.
proposition meets your ap
can Senators vote to increase shall vote the entire Demo L. Loucks, Esq , president of proval, and whether your
the Farmer's National Alii
WINDSOR, N. C. Oct. 2. '90. theunjust burden upon South era tic ticket. Congressional ance, of which the following order will be represented?
Any information or service I
J. B. E'aves f Esq., Chairman ern labor. Such is their idea State and county. The elec is a copy:
ace planned and developing
may be able to render is free
When tion of that ticket will be
Republican StateCommittee, of statesmanship!
rl he time for action-prompt ly at your command.
asked to explain the incon the best for the people o
AS
Raleigh, N. C.
united, decisive action on the The democrats must carry
every district, possible; they
Dear Sir: At the conven sistency of their votes they North Carolina, both white
part of the farmers of the cannot afford to lose one in
tion of the republicans of the laugh in their sleeves, or and black. It will also be
GREAT RESORT
whole countiy, is absolutely Louisiana. The men who are
Second Judicial District in justify their extortion by cry wholesome rebuke to the
and imperatively demanded fighting Mr. Blanchard or
Rocky Mount, I was nomina ing '"Rebel." Government, is men who are using the Nat
'tuatedin the Mountains ol ted for Judge of this district. becoming a game of plunder ional Government for pur No argument could empha who oppose any democratic
size this truth so deeply ana candidate for Congress in this
The republican State Con and the methods of the men poses of plunder; whose pro
State; the men who would
who control the republican fessions of love for free speech indelibly as it has been im cause dissension in the party
ESTERN NORTH CARO vention ratified that nomi
pressed by the alarming anc ranks to-day or bring about
nation. Although grateful majority are partly the meth and a fair count are belied by
constantly augmenting de a split or division, are allies
LINA,
for this expression of confi ods of sneak thieves. A half their daily practices in the
pression of our great agricul of the republicans, co-opera
dence on the part of so large clad negro in the Southern halls of Congress, and by
tural interests. It is written ting with Reed's Congress to
a number of my fellow citi cotton fields is good plunder their systematic purchase of
region NOTED for health
on the lintels of almost every oppress and injure the Sou tlh
Let them be known for what
zens, yet I cannot accept the for the millionaire philantro- votes in all close elections
bless and beany of Scenery. nomination. I notify you in phist who needs protection. whose disregard of the true farmer's home in this broac they really are—enemies to
and. Impelled by the force white supremacy and civiliza
order that your committee Robin Hood was more Du interests of the negro is
X ELEVATION OF 3,800 FEET
of its demand, farmers of lo tion. Yours fraternally,
may take the necessary steps ma lie. In their desire to op shown by the passage o
L. L. POLK,
calities, states and sections
With Cool, Invigorating to fill this vacancy on your press and plunder the South laws that will raise the price
Pres. N. F. A. and 1. U.
have combined in various
ern people they are willing of everything the negro buy.}
state ticket.
—Climate.—
forms of organization. Dif
Thirty Thousand York Tickets.
The tendencies of the re to keep in poverty and even and lower the price of every
to destroy the poor helpless thing he sells, and who im fering only in name and form
The Republican convention
publican party are such as
is being laid out with taste to alarm every man who ignorant negro.
What, a agine that blatant philan these various organizations at Lenoir was looked upon
are actuated by one common
as a consummate hoax, but
and skillfwith well gra
places 1he permanent welfare parody and a satire for such throphy and braying patri
purpose, and are guided by in reality was one of the sliar
of his country above tempo men to advocate a Force bill otism will serve as a disguise
ded roads and
one common principle—the pest radical tricks exhibi ed
rary party advantage. The for the benefit of ihe negro ! for their wicked schemes.
elevation and betterment of
Very Respectfully,
EXTENSIVE
in a long time, and Capt. Fau
National House of Repres There is in this Force bill
some devilish design to in
FRANCIS D. WINSTON the agricultural interests o cette is the victim. It ap
entatives, abandoning all
FOBEST PARKS.
the country. But confronting pears from theCaptain's own
pretense to calm, 'wise and volve the country in disor
Happiness depends very much them all is the stern truth evidence that there was an
impartial deliberation, has der, possibly to force a war
esirable place for fine residen repressed free speech, free in of races, and by this wicked on tiie condition of the liver anc that the greatest evil under
derstanding that the con
kidneys. The ills of life make which they justly com pa in,
vention would endorse himces an d
quiry and free discussion; expedient to divert public but little impression on those
are national in their charac for Congress. That was the
r
lias appointed the Speaker attention from the game of whose digestion is good. Y ou
plunder which they are play can regulate your liver and kid ter, anc that they cannot be agreement. But the conven
-HEAL1HFUL HOMES- and the f'lerk a permanent
neys with Dr. J. H. McLean's Liv corrected by local, State or
tion failed on that point. It,
returning board forthecoun- ing with such boldness and er and Kidney Balm. $1.00 per
sectional remedies, National
ca me very near endoringhim 4
V Good opportunity for prof ting of voters who do not recklessness. No sane man bottle.
legislation which discri mivote, and has enacted lcgisla believes that the bill will add
It touched the hem of his
itable investments.
to the1 polit ical power of the RESOLFJf TONS ADOPTED nates against or oppresses garment, but it failed to
tion involving hundreds of
J"For illustrated pamphlet
BY THE DEMOCRATIC agriculture in New York, In- touch the Captain himself.
millions of dollars without negro or will increase his op
COUNTY CONVEN
diana or Kansan, affects e- Everybody in the convention
add less
condescending to justify or portunities for wealth, edu
TION.
qually that interest in Virgin
s strong for an alliance
even excuse its oppression, cation, moral culture or hap
ia, Georgia or Texas. Hence, candidate. They knew FauX VILLE IMPROVEMENT CO.,
piness.
and without, allowing inquiry
Read. Consider, and Vote to meet the demands of the
LINVILLE, MITCHELL CO.
cette was a candidate and
to be made or discussion to The leaders of the republi
Accordingly.
situation the farmers of the that was to soft-soap ,him
N. C. be had concerning its justice can party seem to have
Jnited States must form one and urge him forward. To
and propriety. The method? abandoned the wise, liberal
-29—G mo.
1. That we reaffirm and en
and progressive policy inau dorse the principles set forth grand, compact national or Further pull the wool over his
that have prevailed in that
gurated by Garfield and hap in the National and State ganization. They mustmake eyes the convention voted
Y FRIEND —A WORD WITH body during the past, ten
common cause against a fim a complimentary vote of
months belong rather to a pily carried forward by Ar- Democratic platforms.
You.
2. That we denounce the common danger.
Do yon know that every packed convention of politi ther and Cleveland. It re unjust and unprecidented u- Impelled by these considera six. But just in the nick of
quired but. little statesman
time, according to previous
man who desires to vote at cal partisans held in a cor
surpation of power by the
ship to continue this policy present Spea ker of the House tions, and in conformity to arrangment, Rogle, or"some
this election irust register ner groggery than to the
and to give the entire coun of Reprsentatives and the in i he aims and principles of the other good man" arose and
anew? Even if you have h i ghest d el i bera ti ve a ssem bly
try a period of material de iquitous, sectional and class great Order which I have the explained how it would be
registered and voted before of a free and intelligent na
velopment and of progress in legislation enacted by the ion or to represent I beg to bad policy to tie Faucett's
you must register again un tion. It is doubtful whether
education, refinement and present Republican Congress, extend to you, and through lands with an endorsement,
der the new Election law to the legislature of a 113' civiliz
whereby they have increased you to the brotherhood of
and how it would cripple his
ed people on earth has tran culture such as the world has the burdens of the farming
vote this year.
your Order, a most cordial irospects of getting demo
sacted public business in the never seen before. The pres and laboring classes for the
Do you want the Republi
ent administration has de sole benefit of rich manufac ind fraternal invitation to cratic votes. The convention
cans to carry the election year 1890 with so little re
meet with our Supreme Conn
liberately chosen to go back turers and millionnirs.
saw the point at once, as pre
and have your neighbors ar gard for the rights of speech
3. That we denounce the cil at its regular annual ses
twenty years in our political
rested and put in jail as in and discussion, or for tlie
present. Republican Congress sion at Ocala, Fla.. on Tues viously arranged, and the en
dorsement was withdrawn.
eal intesests of the people, life, and it is endeavoring to for its failure to pass the bill
1868-9? If not, register and
reverse the painfully wrought for the free and unlimited day, the 2nd day December, Rut it had the desired effect
vote the Democratic ticket. as t Ii e p resen t. Con gress. 11
results of the struggles of coinage of silver, which was 890. Permit me to suggest upon Faucette. He was blind
Do you wish the negro to has abolished parliamentary
hat proper accredited dele ed into the belief that the
get control of your county rights that were observed those twenty years—results- demanded by every organiza
tion of farmers and laborers gates representing your en Radicals actually meant, to
a 1 State ? If not, register during the passion and tur in the main wholesome and throughout this Union.
tire order, or the separate endorse him. Rut such an i,i vote for the democratic moil of civil war and the re beneficent. To begin these 4. That we denounce this
States comporing it, vested dea never entered a Radical.
construction period, and it struggles anew will retard Republican Congress for its
i. minees.
with such powers as would
•)o you not know that has imposed taxes which the now rapid development, failure to keep its pledges to five them full authority to They are after an "efficient
the people, especially those
every negro in the State will not even the necessity of war of wealth, education and re to pass the Rlair bill, and to ct in the premises, and meet Allianceman", and there is
finement in the South, will
none "efficient" except a Re
register and vote? So must required.
inflame race passion and repeal the Internal Revenue ing in conference with repre publican. And that particuNew States have been ad
- u-.y white man.
law.
sentatives similarly empower
^ Jo you want negro Yan mitted into the Union with a prejudice, will re-open the 5. That we heartily en ed of the other organizations ar "efficient Allianceman" re
kee soldiers with drawn bay smaller population than one healing wounds of war. and dorse the efforts of the farm would greatly facilitate the 'erred to is no one but the
onets to meet you at the polls of our Congressional districts will bring only disaster upon er's alliance in the warfare determination of the great Jon, Tyre York, of the'State
they are now waging against
r'J dictate to you how to but the voter of their Sena the negro race. No good re monopolies, trusts,combines nd vital question—whether of Wilkes." York is the real
/ote? If not, be sure your tors in the United States sults of any sort can possibly and high taxes; all of which any plan can be devised for tepublican candidate. That
uime is on the* registration Congress were thought nec come from this mad political we believe to be the legiti securing fi aternit.y and unity is who they will vote for solooks and do not fail to vote essary to establish the vicious scheme; but, if carried mate offspring of a high pro of action between the farm dly at the polls, and the fact
% straight democratic tick- legislation and
perpetuate through, it will contribute tective tariff,
ers of the country. The Na las just leaked out that there
6. that we endorse and reaf tional Farmer's Alliance and las been thirty thousand
largely tothefinaloverthrow
vithe power of a selfish and in
wet. can't register after satiable oligarchy of million of popular elections and pop firm the principles inculcated ndustrial Union now em bra York tickets ordered to beat
by Thomas Jefferson, of "E- ces 35 of the States of the
ho u. ?r 24th—so register at aire manufacturers.
ular government.
qual and exact, justice to all Jnion, all of which will be the- polls on election day.
Hei
— Wilkesboio Chronicle.
I shall not follow such lead and special privileges to
ton Don't, say you have Sectionalism has been re
epresented in our meeting,
none," and this should be the nd I beg to assure you that
of .ime—take time—your vived in its most odious ers or such counsels. As a
An increase from forty-five
tho less depends on it; the shape. Every Southern in citizen of the Union, loving watch-word of every true the representatives of your to sixty per cent is the repub
order will lie welcomed by lican idea of tariff reduction.
last name and prosperity dustry has been taxed ( hat its Constitution and history; Democrat.
as a Southern man, believing Indigestion results from a par that body with most cordial What have the people to say
— jr State depends upon could be separated from the
considerations of fraternal
it; honest government and industries of the North. On in fairness and justice to all tial paralysis of the stomach and egard and respect. A letter of this injustice to their inter
is the primary cause of a very
white man's control depends the tie that binds Southern sections and races; as the large majority of the ills that of like import was this day ests?
on it. Don't wait. Delay cotton the tax had been friend of the negro, desiring humanity is heir to. The most mailed to the chief officers of
For Malaria, LiverTroumay cost the defeat of the doubled; the twine that binds his intellectual moral and agreeable and effective remedy is the Patrons of Husbandry,
ble,orIndigestion,use
party.
financial improvement as the D!'- J- H* McLean s Little Liver and the Farmers National League
Western wheat has been al
Kidney Billets. 2o cents a vial. the Patrons of Industry and
ED. CAHMBERS SMITH,
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
Chm'n Dem. Ex. Com. most freed from taxation. proper basis of social and1
y.
PATRIOTIC WORDS.
�The Watauga Democrat,
D. B. Dougherty) Editor.
R C. Rivers, Publisher
A DEMOCRATIC family newsper devoted to the interests of
County, State and Nation. Pub
lished every Thursday at. Boone,
Watauga County, N.C.
The Democrats of Watau
ga have presented a County
ticket, that, without excep
tion, possesses those Jefferso
nian qualifications, honesty
and capability. Let the peo
ple elect it by a triumphant
majority.
Not being able to find a sin
gle flaw in the spotless rec
Thursday Oct. 23rd, 1890
ord of Hon. W. H.H. Cowles,
some of his enemies have be
gun to resort to scandalous
lying upon hisprivatecharac
ter. Such conduct is only wor
For Cheif Justice,
A. S. MERRIMAN.
thy of those who would use
the assasins knife.
For Associate Justice,
WALTER CLARKE.
We publish on the first page
of this issue a letter of F. D.
FOR JUDGE,
Winston, declinigthenomina
JOHN G. BYNUM,
tion for Judge on the Repub
of Burke.
lican ticket. We respectfully
FOR SOLICITOR,
ask every good, honest Re
W. C. NEWLAND.
publican in Watauga to read
of Caldwell.
what he says and compare it
FOR CONGRESS,
to the bosh of the republican
W. H. H. COWLES,
speakers in the present cam
of Wilkes.
paign.
Democratic Nominees.
FOR SENATOR ,-35TH, DIS'T.
BENJ. P. GRIGSBY,
of Ashe,
COUNTY TICKET.
For Representative,
DR. J. B. PHILLIPS.
For Clerk
J. B. TODD.
For Sheriff,
D. F. BAIRD.
For Register of Deeds,
C. J. COTTRELL.
Col. J. B. Todd, our candi
date for Clerk, stood by old
Zack Taylor at the battle of
Buena.Vista when he said,
"A little more grape, Cap
tain Bragg," and was one of
that victorious column whose
valor added an empire to our
Union, and we think the vo
ters of Watauga County are
going to stand by him on the
4th day of November with
out regard to party.
The principles upon which
our government was erected,
are today assailed by the Re
publican party. The freedom
For Surveyor,
of the ballot box is greatly
C. M. HODGES.
threatened by the passage of
For Coroner,
the Force bill, and the pros
A. L. WELBORN.
perity of the farmer and la
borer is now one of the imLet every Democrat regis posibilities, by reason of the
ter before midnight on the passage of the McKinley bill,
24th. You cannot register which might justly be called
later.
a bill of abominations.
Vote for W. C. Newland for
We commend the course of
solicitor and save yourcounour young democratic friend
ty from being swamped with
of Beaver Dams, Mr.Teaster,
unnecssary cost.
in with drawing from the
Farmes's Alliance-men read ca m paign for the Legislature.
what L. L. Polk says in his There never was a good or
letter to H. L Loucks, in this proper time for independent
issue. Also read what Maj. candidates and especially
Graham says.
now. It is the duty of all
The hopes of the republi good, true democrats to
can party have nothing on stand firmly together—let
which to hang but broken there be no lagging and com
promises, which, like Ban- plaining but every man
guo's bloody ghost, will not
down at any man's bidding. should do his whole duty.
For Treasurer,
W. E. GREENE.
David F. Baird, that old
Democratic Roman, and
friend of the people, is on the
war path for sheriff, and he
will be elected by a handsome
majority.
If our brethren of the farm
er's Alliance will read Grover
Cleveland's last message to
Congress, they will see that
he touched the key note to
all their troubles.
The Republican ticket ap
pointed to run by the Repub
lican Bosses of Watauga Co.,
are finding little favor with
the people. This is right for
such methods should be seseverely rebuked.
The prospects for demo
cratic success in Watauga
has not been so cheering as
it is to day. If our people have
done their duty in register
ing and all will come out and
vote, our success is assured.
W. C. Newland, the Demo
cratic candidate for solicitor,
is an experienced and able
lawyer. It would be worse
than folly to elect a man to
that high position who was
without these qualifications.
We have it from authority
that is perfectly reliable that
these high-sounding praises,
and beautiful pen-pictures of
the wTay E. Spencer Black
burn completely used up and
destroyed W. C. Newland, as
was reported to the Weszern
Citizen, in his speeches atBakersville and Burnsville, was
written by E. Spencer Black
burn himself.(?) He was his
own reporter of his own spee
ches. Now, let every body
read them and keep from get
ting sick, if possible.
Our county canvass is go
ing on smoothly and quietly
with the exception that the
Hon. Thos. iflngham, candi
date for SuperiorCourtclerk,
is making a regular RadicalRepublican-Tom Reed speech
of one hour. He tells the
people what a great thing
the McKinley robber tariff is
for the people, and that the
republican party is a great
reform party, etc.
He goes
into National and State pol
itics, and at the wind up he
tells the people that he is a
candidate for Clerk. From
his speech one would judge
he was running for Congress,
oris making the campaign
for Capt. Faucette.
Our people were disappoin
ted in not having the oppor
tunity of hearing Senator
Ransoir speak on account of
so much rain. Quite a crowd
assembled in the court house
to hear him. Mr. Spainhour
made a very good speech
and told us about the McKinley and Force bills and
the failure of the passage of
the Blair bill. The republi
cans don't like to hear so
much of this, although most
of them will vote for the par
ty that advocate it.
But our present tariff laws,
the vicious, iniquitous and il
logical source of unnecesary
taxation, ought to beat once
revised and amended. These
laws, as their primary and
plain effect, raise to consum
ers of all articles imported
and subject to duty, by pre
cisely the same paid for such
duties. Thus the amount of
duty measures the tax paid
by those who purchase for
use these imported articles.
Many of these things, howev
er, are raised or manufactur
ed in our own country, and
the duties now levied upon
foreign goods and products,
are called protection to these
home manufactures, because
they render it possible for
those of our people who are
manufacturers, to make these
taxed articles and sell them
for a price equal to that de
manded for the imported
goods that have paid custom
duty—Giover Cleveland.
Capt. Faucette was in
Boone a few days last week
but we are unable to give our
readers any information as
to the Captain's movements,
as he is very retisent, to
democrats. We learn that
he was visited by three or
four of the leading moguls of
the republican party. They
came to him by night, and
remained late before depart
ing. The Captain said he
was not afraid that Dr. York
would come in as a candi
date at the last days of the
campaign, and that he had
instructed his friends if York
had tickets at the polls on
the day of election to all vote
for Cowles. We have been
unable to find out his friends
who would do as the Capt.
requests them, and if York
"or some other good man"
should have tickets at the
polls his friends would as a
rule, vote these tickets any
way, and not for Cowles. We
feel some sympathy for the
Capt. as he appears to be a
good man personally.
We
are sorry that one who has
the respects of his fellow citi
zens would become the tool
of a party whose object is to
dis-organize the democrats
of the Eight District. It was
natural for those republican
bosses to center on a manjlil e
Capt. Faucette, an honest
unsuspecting citizen who
was eas3' to make believe
that their pretentions to
ward him were honestly in
tended and that they really
intended to support him,
and that there was no repub
lican in the back ground.
The Capt. don't believe that
there is any danger of his
election but he will be a bad
ly used up man and will find
it out when too late.
Undue exposure to cold winds,
rain, bright lighter malara, may
bring on inflammation and sore
ness of the eyes. Dr. J. H. Mc
Lean's Strengthening Eye Solve
will subdue the inflammation,
cool and soothe the nerves, and
strengthen weak and tailing eye
sight. 25 cents a box.
Norris, N. C.
Oct. 17, '90.
Editor Democrat:
There was a good turnout
here to day to hear the coun
ty candidates speak. First
assistant Boss, Mr. Sheriff
Hayes, acted as general di
rector of ceremonies and, ac
cording to the pre-arranged
programme, he had the can
didates for clerk to speak
last so as one Thos. /iingham could explain why the
Republican party had failed
to keep a single one of its
many promises made to the
people two .years ago. He
said it was true that the
/flair bill had failed to pass
but that it was defeated by
Democratic Senators, but
that the Republican Congress
had passed the McKinley
tariff bill, in spite of Demo
cratic opposition, which
would prove a perfect God
send to the farmers of this
country; because it lowered
the tax on everything they
had to buy and increased the.
tax on such articles as fancy
laces, decorated crockery, Ac
that were used by the rich
folks, and that consequently
the rich would pay most of
the taxes herafter. (Repub
lican doctrine heretofore has
been that the tariff was not
a tax mind you.) Such state
ments are a direct insult to
the intelligence of every ten
year old boy in Watauga
county, because they were
known to be false. Pretty
soon after this remarkable
delivery there appeared a.
vast number of vultures sail
ing around over head and
finally they disappeared as
did the candidates in the
direction of Deep Gap. Some
one remarked that this was
a novel occurence in this high
mountain country but a very
natural consequence on this
occasion. "Where the (-ar
eas is, the eagles are gather
ed to-gether."
MEAT CAMP.
E. F. LOYILL
My duties confine me closely to
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Carolina, and I would exchange,
Boone N. C.
on favorable terms, $10,000 of
stock in a. phosphate company July 4th, '89—1 y
in Florida, my late residence, for
a suitable farm in the mountains, i
ALEX. Q. HOLLADAY,
DR. L. C. REEVES.
Raleigh, N. C.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office at Residence.
Boone, X. C.
Persons wishing to bor Ju[y 4. 89.
row money, who can secure
it by mortgage on good real
estate, nan be accommodated W. B. C0UNC1LL, JR. •
by applying to
ATTORNEY AT LA V.
J.F. Spainhour, Boone N. C.,
or A. J. C-ritcher, Horton N. C. J uly4th891y. Boone, N. C
4. 24.
ATTENTION !
Money to loan.
W. B. COUNCILL, M. D.
Boone, N. C.
Resident Physician. Office
Brick l ayers and Plasterers
on King Street north of Post
Office.
are prepared to do all work •lune 12 88. ly.
in their line on short notice.
ALL work guaranteed and
Prices reasonable. For pri
NOTICE.
ces etc., address us at Conover, N. C.
Nov. 7th, ly. i We the undersigned peti
tioners do humbly pray that
you the honorable County
Commissioners grant us a
J. R. PRITCHARB, PROPRIETOR. township by the name of
North Fork, and t he voting
TERMS $1.25 PER DAY. precinct to be at Thomas's
Sqtcial arrangements by the week
school house at or near the
or month.
center of said township.
this
ELK PARK, N. C. Those of us who live in Bald
part of Cove Creek and
6—26. 4 mo.
Mountain townships have to
travel-.eight miles' to ^ast
our votes, which is very fatigueing to those who have
no horses to ride. We hope
DENTIST, that you will grant our re
ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA.
quest. The township we de
Offers his professional services sire is bcuinded as follows:
to the people of Mitchell, Beginning at the Ashe Coun
Watauga and adjoining coun ty line on top o)' Bald- Moun
ties.
bad mateial used tain running a wesrdirection
and all work guaranteed
to the top* of the j^k Konb.
May 1 1 y. From thence in the same di
rection to1 the top of the peak
at the State line; the:,r*e with
J. F. Morpliew.
E. S. Blackburn.
Marion, N. C.
Jefferson, N.C. the state line to Ashe line at
John Wilson's. Theno- with
MORPHE W A BLACKBURN said line to the beginning.
COVE CREEK TOWNSHIP.
ATTTORNEYS AT IIAW.
Robv A. Thomas,
Will practice in the courts
William Thomas,
of Ashe, Watauga and Mi tchEnoch South.
ell counties, also in the Fed BALD MOUNTAIN TOWNSHIP.
eral courts of the Dist.. and
Stephen South.
Supreme Court of the State.
L. A. Wilson,
Collection of claims solicited.
James Soutii.
Aprl, 10.
Tracy, Sep., 15, 1890.
W. J. HUNSUCKER A BROS.
BANNER
J. <t WIlBASt^
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Freq uently accidents occur in the
j
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sprains and bruises, for usein all
—DEALERS IN,—
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Oil Liniment has for many years
been the constant favorite fami
ly remedy.
Far better than the harsh
We have now, on hand a
treatment of medicines which complete line of
horribly gripe the patient and
destroy the coating of the stom
ach. Dr. J. H. McLean's chills
and Fever cure by mild yet effec
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CONSISTING OF,
READ THIS.
All persons indebted to [Dry Goods,]
me, either by note or ac
[Notions,]
count for medical services,
[Groceries,]
or for merchandise are earn
[Shoes,]
estly requested to come for
[Hats,]
ward and make prompt set
tlement as I am compelled [Hardware,]
to have my money. I have
[Tinware,]
waited long and patiently,
[Glassware,]
as my friends well know, and
now, that I am lorced to
[Crockery,]
call on them, I hope they
[Medicines,]
will respond promptly to my
request.
1 have made a of which we are offering at
change in my business and
must therefore close up all
past transactions, Persons
failing to make settlement
by Oct 1st. 1890 will find
their accounts in the hands We also take in exchange
of an officer for collection, for goods,
Any person desiring can pay
Wheat,
their accounts due me, to T.
Corn,
J. Coffey&Bro. whose rceipt
Rye,
will be accepted by me.
Oats,
The firm of PhillipsASon.
Chicken
now carry a first class line
Eggs,
of general merchandise which
A etc,
will be sold as cheap as
goods of the kind can be
SO GIVE US A CALL.
sold, and it will be to the in
terest of the public to call
and examine our stock be
May the 15th. 1890.
fore purchasing elsewhere.
ThanAing my friends for
Dr. J.
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your future patronage 1 re vitalizing properties will bright
main very truly yours.
en pale cheeks, and transform a
J. B. Phillips. pale, haggard, dispirited woman
into one of sparkling health and
Sugar Grove, N. C. July 8.
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Mouth of Wilson Va., nr'ft Manu
factures of all kinds of woolen
goods, which they will send to
your door in exchance for wool.
They also keen a fullline of their
goods on hand at Southerlands
Ashe Co., N. C. They pay the
highest price for wool.
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<span><span>The Watauga Enterprise was established in Boone, NC by the local Democratic party to provide political commentary on the upcoming fall 1888 election. After the election, the newspaper folded, but was reestablished as the Watauga Democrat in 1889. Its purpose was, and continues to be, to provide the highest quality and most timely local, state and national news coverage to Watauga County, NC. <br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a>
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VOL 3
BOONE,
WATAUGA COUNTY, N. C., THURSDAY, OCTOBER, 30-
1890.
NO, ](i.
Representatives or the elect- fish stories. Many republiNewi ami at Jefferson.
reason and facts that was
THE TARIFF
oral college is to become a cans openly express their bis
October, 17, 1890. listened to by dememits and
means that hundreds gust at the present condi-] Editor Democrat:
republicans, more so than The period of greatest pros
of millions of dollars of the tion of things in the depart-! \Y. C. New land, democratic common.
We believe, be- perity of this country was nn
peoples money is to go into monts here.
candidate for Solicitor in the cause several letters from dor the low tariff of 1846 to
the pockets of a ring already Commissioner of Pensions 10th Judicial District, ad-; /lakersville, Burnsville and 1856, when the rate was on
formed in anticipation of the Rauin has left his duties here, | dressed a large number of the other points, published in ly 24 per cent. The pros
lace planned and developing
ship subsidy bill; it means Refrigerator company and voters in the court house at Blackburns paper praising perity of our manufacturing,
AS
that the U. S. Treasury is to all, and gone on the stump; Jefferson yesterday.
His | him to the skies, as a politi- agricultural and commercial
be emptied into the pockets for G. 0. P. It would be in e-! speech was logical, rens-jcul hero, masterly rhetoric interests were so great that
of the schemers, who have qually good taste to take a | onnhle, and forcable.
He and bombastic language, in by unanimous consent the
7; RE AT RESORT
supplied the corruption fund burglar from state's prison j stated in the outset; that lie describing how the "tail sug tariff was still further lower
used by Quay, Dudley,Clark- to deliver a lecture on hones-! regretted that his opponent, ar tree" was doing Newland ed.
anted 111 the Mountains ot son & Co., to buy the election
ty. Why not put .ex-Post- Mr. Blackburn, was not up on the stump. Behold! it Mr. Blainesaysin his histor
of Harrison and Morton and master Wheat, of the House | present and said his canvass has been wafted home upon ical work,: "After 1852 the
WESTERN NORTH CARO the republican majority in of Representatives, on the j so far with Mr. Blackburn, the wings of a dove or some Democrats had almost u rid is
the present House of Repres stump?
had been of a pleasant na-| other messenger of truth Chat puted control of the govern
LINA,
entatives, by means of ap
tiire and neither of them hud "the tall sugar free" was the ment, and had gradually be
propriations of one kind and RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED stooped so low as to bring- author oF these well written came a free-trade party. The
BY THE DEMOCRATIC any personal charges against letters.
Mr. Newland said principles involved in the tar
A region NOTED for health another. And that is not all
COUNTY CONVEN
it means; it means if success
the other and that he thought that he being called the iff of 1846 seemed for the
fulness and beauy of Scenery. ful, the sounding ofthedeath
TION
this agreement- was being "weeping willow of Cald well" time to be so entirely vindi
knell of the republic.
AN ELEVATION OF 3,800 FEET
carried out by his opponent by his opponent, would weep cated and approved that re
Mr Huston, of Indiana, Reach Consider, and Vote until he came to Jefferson, over the downfall of a young sistance to it ceased, not on
Accordingly.
With Cool, Invigorating who by the grace of Mr.
where for the first time, he man, and that in November- ly among the people, but a—Climate.—
Benjamin Harrison, of the
learned that Blackburn had lie expected to weep over tlie inong the protective econo
same State, is Treasurer of 1. That we reaffirm and en written to his paper, publish downfall and crash of the mists, and even among the
dorse the principles set forth
the United States, drawing in the National and State ed at Jefferson, charging "tall suga r tree of Wat a uga
manniacturers to a, large ex
>, is being laid out with taste a salary of $6,000 a year,
Democratic platforms.
Newland with circulating the He said that every body tent."
and skill, with well grahas publicly served notice up 2. That we denounce the report that he (/Jlackburn) knew that a sugar tree was Indeed it ceased so com
1 tI roads and
on Mr. /ienjarnin Harrison unjust and unprecidented u- was a drunkard etc. Mr. no good until it had been pletely that the Representa
, -r
that he must not expect the surpation of power by the Newland read the letter and frozen and was tapped, and tives in Congress from New
" .^TENSIVE
support of the Indiana dele present Speaker of the House said that Blackburn never- that he intended to freeze to England, with buttwo exeep
of Reprsentatives and the in
±\S. gation to the republican iquitous sectional and class had on the stump or else Blackburn 'till November tions, we believe voted for t he
-RUST CAR'
National convention ofIS92. legislation enacted by the where, in all their canvass, and then tap him and sel 1 lower duties of 1857. To
Hut perhaps this notice will present Republican Congress,
gas.
quote again from Mr Blaine's
iesirable place for fine residen lose some of its effect when it whereby they have increased brought any such charge
against him. He said he did There is no doubt but that History:
ces and
is learned, as 1 have reason the burdens of the farming not think thai; /dockburn Mr. Newland will be our next "So general", says he, "was
and laboring classes for the
to believe it soon will be, that sole benefit, of rich manufac would have so far departed Solicitor.
Z. this acquiescence, that in 18—HEA L 7 HFUL HOMES- Mr. Harrison had previously turers and millionairs.
from the terms of an honor
56 a protective tariff was not
served notice on Mr. Huston 3. That we denounce the able agreement as to charge
What Pensions Cost Us.
suggestsd or even hinted at
A Coc-b opportunity for prof that he must turn loose that present Republican Congress
for its failure to pass the bill him with a falsehood at home A few days ago it was stat by any of the three parties
itable investments.
$6,000 Government tent.
which presented Presidential
fppp and unlimited in his own paper and never
Attorney General Miller for 11IP of silver, which was mentioned it on the. stump, ed on the floor of the Senate candidates. It was not sur
©sTFor illustrated pamphlet
coinage
has gone to Indiana to see demanded by evpry organiza or to him personally. Mr. that 400,000 applications prising, therefore, that with
addiess
if he cannot placate the re tion of farmers and laborers Newland, in a brief but sen- for pensions had been made a plethorie condition of the
under the new law. Accord
publican opposition in that throughout this Union.
.INVTLLE IMPROVEMENT- C O.,
4. That we denounce this sable manner, discussed the ing to the latest bulletin the National Treasury for two or
'State to his going upon the
three consecutive years, the
main issues of the day, and
LINVILLE, MITCHLLL < O.
Supreme Court bench as suc Republican Congress for Us refered to the iniquitous number was 445,018. They Democratic Congress enacted
N. U. cessor to the late Justice failure to keep its pledges to
the people, espeeially those Force bill as being danger came in at the rate 15,000 a what hassincebeeoilieknown
5—29—6 mo.
Miller. If he can quiet the to pass the Blair bill, and to ous and corrupt, and having week. They are figuring on as the tariff of 1857. By this
"practical politicians" out repeal the Internal Revenue
150,000 more, or about law the duties were placed
no other object in view than
WASH I NGTuN LETT EU.
600,000 in all, and this num lower than they had been at
Mi ere Mr. Harrison will send law.
to arrest froir the voters
ber may be swelled to 750,- any time since the war of 18his nomination to the Senate 5. That we heartily en
Jrom oar Secular Correspoiu'snt..
their liberty at the ballot
as soon as it meets; if not he dorse the efforts of the farm
000. Senator Plumb Was 1 2 . "
er's alliance in the warfare box, and to perpetuate the
The policy of protection
For the Democrat
gets left, as Mi. Harrison's they are now wagingagainst.
probably well within the had been so combatted by
republican party in power.
As usual the republican spinal column isn 't strong monopolies, trusts, combines
mark when he said that the the facts resulting from low
administration and paity enough to enable him to go and high taxes; all of which He said that his opponent annual charge on account of duties, that no presidential
we believe to be the legiti now claimed to be against this bill would be $50,000,- candidates even so much as
are sailing under false colors. against the "gang."
It has been decided by the One would suppose that mate offspring of a high pro the Force bill and denied of 000, and lie would not be suggested or hinted at the
tective tariff,
bosses to have Mr. Harrison the Civil Service Commission 6. tha t w° endorse and reaf ever having expressed him surprised to see it reach obsolete idea. It lias been en
tirely overthrown by the
issue a proclamation calling had suddenly gone out of firm the principles inculcated self in favor of M.
$60,000,000. And even this fiuitsof low tariff. Yet we
an extra session of Congress existence to see the part by Thomas Jefferson, of "E- It is too well remembered is not enough. In the last see now for partisan politi
to meet after the elections taken by the big republican qunl and exact justice to all by many of the voters in hours of the session Senator cal purposes, the leaders of
next month, and fearing its office holders in compelling and special privileges to Ashe county thai, f he embryo Ingalls, by request introduc the Republican party have
effect upon the voters they the small fry to chip in their none," and this should be the lawyer in his maiden speech ed a service pension bill, call gone back to it, and they
watch-word of every true in the court house in Jeffer
have constantly raised the
n n f dare to have the proassessments to the campaign Democrat.
ing for no man can tell how
son last August, strongly many millions more, but duties from 19 per cent to acc , >n issued until it will funds of the party. Public
bout 60 per cent!
advocated the Force bill, say probably not less than $100,- Is that not atrocious, when
A' ate to call the atten- meetings of the various State
Railroads in North Carolina.
ing that the frauds and pur- 000,000 a year. Among the the people have to pay their
hbor'the people to what it republican associations are
juries in the elections in the incidents of the dependent duties, and the government
It means that hav- held almost nightly at which
Although railroads are
South called for such a law. pension act it may be stated has no need for the money?
•ntrol of both the ex speeches are made by Govern running to only sixty out of
whispered in his that the doctors will get And still further to foster
pand legislative bran- ment officials, and published ninety six county seats, they Ah! It
these exactions upon the ag
f the Government the in full in the local papers, are running their trains with ear that such talk as that $200,000 and the claim ricultural and consuming
licans have fully made which are punishable under in the borders of all but would'nt take with masses of agents will clean up a mat- classes, they have sought to
entrench themselves in pow
eir minds to enact laws the civil service law, if the twelve of the counties of the people, democrats and ter of $5,000,000.
republican.
So Blackburn This nearly all goes to the er by means of the Force bill.
,i will enable them to Commissioners had nerve North Carolina. These coun
The New York Tribune, the
itinue to control them, it enough to see that the law ties are Hyde, Tyrrell, Dare was not heard of for some North. Can any Southern organ of protective ideas,
ns that, for the first time was enforced. There is an and Greene, in the east; Stan time, not even at Watauga man vote for a party that says: "The election bill car
ie history of our Govern- open and public rivalry be ly and Davie, in the centre; Court the following week, as cont inues such extravagance ries within itself the assur
t, Congress is to meet in tween the state associa tions Alleghany, Ashe, Watauga was expected by his party. a 11 d rob bery ?—P r e s s a n d ance of future tariff bills by
the hundred." They propose
•a session for the sole pur- of Ohio and Indiana to see and Yancey in the northwest Now he says he was against Carolinian.
to move on still further. Let
it and always was.
e of perpetuating thepow which shall succeed in raising and Transylvania and Clay,
them pass the Force bill and
>f a political party—the the most money for cam in the extreme west. In four Mr. Newland showed by Happiness depends very much i more tariff bills will come, ac
the livtr and
mblican party; it means paign uses among employes of these, Stanly, Davie, Yan facts and figures, how the on the condition of of life make cording to the Iribune.
kidneys. The ills
it the Force bill is to be Government, and the names, cey and Transylvania, rail republican party, before the but little impression on those Even 60 per cent is not
ssed and that the ^egro, not only of those who have roads are now in process of |administration was half out. whose digestion is good. You high enough for them ! They
still heavi
kid want to impose
jacked by the United States contributed, but of those construction. A year hence had by reckless and extra ve can regulate your .liver and Liv er burden on theapeople, giv
gan t appropriations had neys with Dr. J. H McLean's
\rmy, is to be put on top in who must contribute are we shall have railroads to
er and Kidney Balm. $1.00 per ing still greater opportuni
..he South, notwithstanding openly read out at their sixty three county seats and emptied out the surplus in bottle.
ties for the formations of
the remonstrances of thous- meetings. In the meantime within the borders of eighty- the U. S. Treasury and had pains in the small of the back trusts and combines, which
{
uds of northern business Commissioner Roosevelt eight counties.—State lhrcn- so legislated a deficiency in indicate a diseased condition of will furnish millions of "fat"
cle.
the Treasury of more than the liver or kidneys, which may to be used in elections. To
men who have invested their seems to be spending the
be easily removed by the use of what depths of infamy have
money in southern industries; most of his time since return Indigestion results from a par seventy seven millions of Dr. J. n. Mcl ean's Liver and Kid not the American people de
M mans that an unjust ap- ing from a six weeks vacation, tial paralysis ot thestoinach and dollars, which would demand ney Balm. $1.00 per bottle.
pended, when they do not
r im
1h
tionmem bill making it dm ino- vMiicti hi« salary went Ilarge majority of theoi a that | a n increase of taxation upon A fnvUind u^v'TxpwWtioii ! r i s e '"their miffht mid put
during whinh nis y-ii-.vwvont T ° . TT
ills very
already burdened farm- is produml l».v « fWv doses of i»r. fl , n . end put an end to sucll
practically impossible for the | right along and his travel- i humanity is heir to. The most
n greenble and HK-t ive
democrats to elect a majori- j hug expenses were paid b.y nr. J. H. McLean s Little remedy is ; e r s 0 f p] lft South. Upon the J. H. McLean's Tar wine Luiignalin things. W here is our boasth
Liver and
in all cas 's of hoarseness, sore i ed freedom, where our liberin either the House of'the Government, in telling 'Kidney Fillets. 36 cents a vial. > whole his speech was full of throat or difficulty of breathing, ty?—News and Observer.
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W. L, BRYAN,
ATTENTION I
—W. W. Sherrill will be on
Trap Hill, N. C.
In the Statesville LandMy duties confine me closely to
T N T H P W \ T \rc V DEMOCR VT
market until spring buyOct. 22.1890. raarj: of 0 nursday, <)et. 23,
Carolina, and I would exchange,
TOTHE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. (WEIRHIN^ CAPT. E. \Y. FAUCETTE
which contains a DUP .cate
on favorable terms, #10,000 of
V " .'lA 1
1 copy1 year
$1.00 f rom 800 lbs. up. 1 hey must; My dear sir:—I see from the "J
"JY 'Tl' follow. Still On Hand With
stock in a phosphate company
the
in Florida, my late residence, for
i << a m°ontiis
35 be good, fat, smooth cattle democratic press of the State, | n s : local'item:
a suitable farm in the mountains.
i
mum; ..
|,_ which i.. __m pay cash.; that my name is extensively
i:a lie will
„ . u tnat my name is extensively Circulars signed with the
for
ALEX. Q. HOI LADAY,
ADVERTISING RATES.
Nice line of
Parties having such cattle! useu as a candidate for Con- name of W. I). Jones. Esq.
Raleigh, N. C.
$ .o for sale will address him at gress. I say to you I am no chairman of tne Republican
inch 1 week
1.75 Blowing Rock.
" 1 month
candidate, and will not.lie in .Executive committee of the
< 3 "
3.00
Money to loan.
'•ong.-^ionaldistrict.
< G "
5.00 —News reaches us that Dr. J. the coining election. As to have been printed here this
Persons wishing to bor
: 1 year
0 00I H . Church, of Elk X Roads, CIKETS, > have not oidewi ww> k. disowning for himself,!
row money, who can secure
•column 1 week
t""* I)r. York and lor the He-|
it by mortgage on good real
"
1 month.... 3Zl8:50 IIOR sold hispropertv and will un ?> '"1 h w "2 of ,
25 001
, r/ MI 1 !
printed, and if there should puhlman party < i t iiedistrict,
estate, can be accommodated
3 "
...37 50 .1 n ? ove to Zionville, and P . r i K " | be tickets ni , n(w , „„ „ s „ f , 'the action of whatever per. . ., +1 pracprinted or used, ] trie- actio,, or tvhateve.
by applying to
" 6 "
m(1(i,( j mf ' iatlu> locality • thev are bogus and contrary so P ha f ha<1 R nn . ted and eir- Consisting, in part, of Boots,
" 1 vear
50.00!
J.F. Spainhour, Boone N. C.,
—, | 1 his is a bit, of n nvs that we!
.n
. T culated congressional tickets;
or A. J. Critcher, HortonN. C.
Shoes,
l! ° U1 ! .A ' ,),J
1 u ''j 1 " 1 with the name of Dr. York
Entered at the Post-office at are glad to learn, as Dr. C. is
4. 24.
Dress Goods,
Liuuuidi
f
advise m v friends everywhere on them
UI L' Ln . ! \'•
Boone. N. C., as second-class said to be an excellent physi-i. ^
• .
*
.
Notions,
mnii matter.
•
ii as a valuable cit ., the district nol to vote • York s letter and the exi i i cit-1 nt
•).
man
i eian as w ell as
.
.
.•
• i; , ,„ m „
-A ell
W. J. HUNSUCKFR & BROS.
T
Hardware,
them. T have never consented ecuBve committee sdisavouizen.
1 coming together and beTinware,
to ran a secret campaign vet i'
LOCATJ NEWS.
Brick I.ayers and Plasterers
i
iing simultaneous with the
—The Democrats are at
Groceries,
am nevei expect tofiom the;^j soover y
the existence of
work all over the United
Coffees,
—Election Tuesday
simple reason I yet, have .to i the York tickets are suspicare prepared to do all work
States and especially in North
meet the first enemy I feared ions circumstances.
in their line on short notice.
Sugars,
—Winter lias "come in all Carolina, and the result will or dreaded on the stump.
!
ALL work guaranteed and
What harm will printed letTea,
be, from every indication, You are at liberty to use tpr ' s do when followed by
its fury.
Prices reasonable. For pri
Rice,
*
iscores
written letters as
ces etc., address us at (."on—Commissioner's court next from 60 to 75 majority of tms letter in any way you see | , in nnt( ,of ote ?
(]
Cigars,
over, N. C.
Nov. 7th, ly.
Democrats in the next Con
Monday.
I am respectfully' Republicans are laughing
pI opei
Cigarettes, etc.
gress. Let Col. Cowles bej
in their sleeves at this circu—Three cheers for the dem one of this mimuer and he .V°«>-°bdt. servam,
nutnl
TYRE YORK. I HIr letter.
ocratic ticket.
t
will do us great good.
——;—
i At a meeting of the negroes Drugs & Medicines
J. R. PRITCHAR1), PROPRIETOR.
—Tliiee cheers for the Old —If you wish to buy an Tlis Following is Taken From an held in Freed ma n, last MonAdvauced Proof Sheet of the
day night, J. A. Crisp and
Roman, Dave. Baird!
axe, with which to cut your
TERMS SI.25 PER DAY.
"Topic."
„
, J. S. Justice made speeches. in good variety. Also take Ii u i arrangements by the week
T.
—Hon. W. H. Bower spent winter's wood, you had bet Dr. York we would uke to ( f) av id Day, who was present
or month.
ter purchase at once as they treat you as ' a private citi-h-^ no £ visible, authorizes us
all kinds of
ester day in our town.
havealreadyadvanced #2.50 zen and we dislike to use | 8a y yh a .t he heard Justice
ELK PARK, N. C.
—Democratic voters, do
on the box since the passage your name m tlnsconnection, L,p}] {tie negroes that they
6—26. 4 mo.
ot fail to vote the Judicial of the McKinley tariff bill. but a burnt child dreads the "need not bother—that plen
ket.
Think of this when you cast fire.parallel case existed in ty of York tickets would be
A
-AND—
Let nothingoause you to your vote on next Tuesday this county two years ago. at the polls on election day."
J. Q. WILBAll,
Justice is a United States
delay, but votetha.t good old and remember it was the Re- W. C. Newland, the Demostorekeeper in a distdlery in
DENTIST,
way.
publican party, the enemy of eraticnominee for the Legis- i(tatawba eountv
ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA.
Raleigh correspondent
—Our cry has been for some the p(>orer classes that made lature, was opposed by A. G. |
Offers his professional services
Corpenmg, liidcpraiieut. We| o{ t h e wilm i naton Messenger,
time, Register! Now we say this a law.
to the people of Mitchell,
bad reason to believe that writina undenlate of Oct. 23, And country produce in ex
Watauga and adjoining coun
—Fiiends, how can you Ion certain Republicans, al- savs:
jte the democratic ticket!
chahge for goods. Gent's ties.WSTNo bad mateial used
j iere arft s o m e p e0 p] e who
—T. A. Critcher has 22 ger support a party whose! though they had pledged
ami and purpose it is to de-1 themselves to support^ ( or-! p r() pose to be alarmed about furnishing goods, such as, and all work guaranteed, y.
ad of fine fat heifers and
May 11
pemng, would have tickets the Democratic chances in dress shirts, (both laundried
v ers for sale at.Cook's Gap. stray the freedom of the bal
for C. C. Jones at the polls the eight Congressional dis and unlaundried.) Collars,
lot box, and to force you to
J. F. Morplisvv.
E. S. Blackburn.
trict: and such feats are un
-Our county will rejoice cast your votes under a pos- on election day.
Jefferson, N.C.
Upon the authority of the necessary. The Democrats Cuffs, Slips, and in fact, al Marion, N. C.
ver a nice Democra tic vic- seoi hea vily aimed, U.
editor of the Topic Newland will elect Cowles by a good most any thing-needed in that MORPHEA & BLACKBURN
y on the 4th day of Nov- deputy marshals? if you can made the charge openly on
majority. Tyre York will be line.
ATTTORNEYS AT LAW.
nber.
the Republican candidate.
support such means a nd mens the canvass
, lor v , ie Republican Goi-pening went at once to Some of his tickers were
,»
j i•
Will practice in the courts
Many valuable and long urcs, vote
/,
...
1
'
i(r
Jones and was positive- shown me to day. Faucette
of Ashe, Watauga and Mitch
v coniumni'-alions crowd- party. Ii not, let ,\ < mi' votes j ] v assured by him (hat he
ell counties, also in the Fed
the Independent
out this week. Oh! for tie cast for the friend of the knew of 110 such scheme and iran will he run up Alliance
eral courts of the Dist.. and
to the
re space.
people—tiie Democratic par that he was opposed to it ,day of election, and then
Supreme Court of the State.
ty.
. (York will be put out as the Ileady-Made Clothing from 8 Collection of claims solicited.
—Many staunch democrats
He further gave Corpenmg .,^'ar candidate.
What
11 at our office and i •• port —The quill-driver of the a letter that was in mannei the Radicals have hoped to to 25 dollars per suit. "We Aprl, 10.
erything m good shape for i 1 extern ('itizen denounces Rom, spirit _ and substance! ( i () W as to get enough Alliance handle only first class goods,
the report that Blackburn almost identical with the one votes from Cowles to Fau- and will guarantee prices as
ie Democratic ticket.
York gave Capt. Faucette.
—News from Ohio, Iowa, was his own reporter of his We believe that Mr. Jones cRte to give York a majori low as any other merchant
ty. The Democrats are wide
assaehusetts and IVunsyl- speeches, as a false and slan was sincere and meant every awake and will defeat every who handles the same grade
of goods.
derous report, when Black word he said in that letter.
ani ». as well as other Re
move of this sort. As you
—DEALERS IN,—
publican states, is very en burn admitted in Bo.one that But the tickets for C. C. were informed recently, Faucouraging to the Democrats. they were in his hand write, Jones were at the polls on cette's vote will be light.
General Nerchandise,
as he had copied them for election day all the same and
In 1886, when a secret bal
—Col. Cowles failed to meet
he received a larger vote than lot was polled for L. L.
their author. Now. how can
his appoiutm. nt on the 29,
any Republican ever before Greene and when he received
We have now, on hand a
1 lbs brother know more a- in Caldwell county.
in Boone' and 30. at Jeffer
complete line of
a larger vote than he did two
boutt he author than we do, A distinguished citizen of
years before after making a
son, owing to the severe ill
and why is it that a man North Carolina, not a resi canvass of the district, the
ness of his little daughter.
GENERAL MERCHAN
who
has the command dent of the Eight District, presence of his trckets was Goods at almost your own
—In ways that are false,
I run in connection
of such language as was used travelled on the Western not discovered at many poll- price.
DISE.
1 in tricks that, are vain,
road
from Salisbury to ] ing precincts nntil after 12 with my other business, a
in those pieces has fallen so
Republican party's peeunight,
far behind in the art of wri Statesville, Tuesday Mast in, o'clock. The Radical trick
—CONSISTING OF,
Oct. 21, with E. O.
sters are very sly in their
Look out for York tick
ting that he is forced to call one of the leading Republi manoeuvring.
[Dry Goods,]
on the day of the election.
on the candidate himself to cans of Wilkes.
At the Democrats — go n 11e m e n of
Mrs. Maggie Boyden and copy them. It is for the peo Statesville depot the Wilkes the jury—that is the case for
[Notions,]
es, who have spent the pie to decide who did it.
[Groceries,]
politician left the train and the "State.
was met by a man who'gave
rimer and fall in our town,
[Shoes,]
him some bundles and told
NOITUETT
on yesterday for their
Frequently accidents
[Hats,]
Lam just receiving a new him_ to distribute the con , housh old which causeoccur in the
line in Salisbury.
JP
..
...
burns, cuts
[Hardware,]
1''1
stock of goods bought for tents thoroughly, adding < Hj,mi end bmis* s, for use in all
ongn , adding
-On last Sunday we had cash down and will sell for have contnbu (ED tnaf^ much cases.ns J. H, MCLEAN ys Volcanic j which we think is equal
[Tinware,]
Dr.
to
ur first snow-storm. It fell strieklv pay down, at prices to a charitable oeject.
Oil Liniment has for many years anv in flip emmfv and we
[Glassware,]
"Wlmt.do.vou think was ; b«-i, the constant favorit'« fnmi- a " y t l l e com,t »> a n d
apidly for several hours, but to live and let live. You will
guarantee our prices as low
[Crockery,]
jlv remedy.
Dwing to the dampness of the do well to call and examine in the bundle?"
my goods consisting of boots, "Republican congressional Far better than the harsh a,s any in the
[Medicines,]
arth, it melted almost as shoes, dry goods, notions, tickets," was the reply.
treatment of medicines which
fast as it fell.
of which we are offering at
<£c.
Yours truly,
By the Moravian Falls horribly gripe the patient and
mail, which arrived in Lenoir destroy the coating 6fthe stomT. A. CRITCHER,
—Vote for Cowles, NewBamboo. N\ C. two hours after we had a(dl1 I' 1 '. J. «. McLean s rlnlls
land, Phillips, Todd, Baird,
York's letter to Faucette id™' »wer cure by mild yet rff«.and all the Democratic tick
live action will
ATTENTION !
our possession, we received: cents a bottle cure, bold at 50
et straight through and you We have sold our mercan the following letter:
Also furnish transportation to We also take in exchange
will feel happy and gain the tile business at Blowing Rock,
panties wanting the same with a for goods,
WLLKESBORO, Oct. 22
N. C. to Messrs T. H. Coffey
'ictory.
safe driver and with as good a
Editoi of the Topic:
® ^ E.
& Co., and bespeak for
Wheat,
It is painful to us tochron a liberal share of public them The whole thin* line leak-1 Bursuaut to a occree of the Su turnout us can be found in the
pat ed out.
Corn,
We hate Jjust .lis- l>en'irCourt o VVntangatount.v county.
ile the death of Mrs. Green, ronage. Persons owing us . ..... ^ \r, .i . • , . . ,1 • obtained at hill term, 1890, in
For the next
Rye,
ife of Prof. Green, of Wake must come forward and set < o * eo Y oj I. tickets in this the case of Ja.mes H, Guynn aOats,
orest. She died on the 22, tle at once as we do not wish couiii.y. I hey are being dis -jo-ginst Thos. 12 Tea garden, I will
Chicken
tnbuted
ad
the on the third
1890,
st., leaving a devoted lius- to give anybody trouble. district. slyly will over very- at the court day of xov.,town of
Eggs,
They
be
house in the
& etc,
nd and three children to J. B. Clarke or T. H. offe.v sly in your county. Fan Boone, proceed to sell to the
& Co., at Blowing Rock, and
fiirn her loss.
cette is simply a tool and he highest bidder, for cash in hand
SO GIVE US A CALL.
H. C. Martin, at Lenoir, N.C.
all the mineral interest in a cer We will make special prices, for
-Let every man who has will receipt for us and make ought to believe it now. tain tract or parcel of land on
11 apportunitv lead the de- settlements. Thanking our When I first caught on to the waters oi Elk River on the casli. on all goods. Returning
luciations heaped upon the friends for their liberal trade the trick and exposed it, the west side ot the Beach Mountain our thanks for past patronage
Radicals said it was a lie. adjoining the lands of C. H. P. we will, as heretofore, still con
May the 15tb. 1890.
inrty of corruption and bro- in the past, we remain.
But they cannot deny it now. Eaton, Henry Fulk, Solomon
Respectfully,
cn promises, by an ex-Repuli
R. A. DEAL. Horny and James Whitehead, tinue to furnish you good go3ds nr. J. H. McLean's StrengthenH. C. MARTIN & co.
;n, Mr. C. A. Church, in this
The writer of the above and containing 70 acres more or and at as low prices as can be Cordail and Blood Purifier, by its
sue. Mr. Church is a man BlowingyRock, Sept. 23.
vitalizing properties will bright
letter is well-known in this less. Sold to satisiy a judgment ound.
Truly yours,
thought, and proposes in
en pale cheeks, and transform a
IF YOUR HACK ACHES.
worn out, really good for
ie future to cast his ballot Or you arc allis general debility. Try noth county as the editor of the in favor of James ii. Guynn and
pale, haggard, dispirited woman
ing, it
W ilkesboro Chtonicle and ; againsi vhos. L. 'regard en for the
BUONY'S INON JIITTEKS.
the white men of the
into one of sparkling health and
It will cure you, cleanse your liver, and give
' W. E
F»f
the son of Mr. W I Ih.nl of. sum of #300 and cost of action.
South.
W, L. Bryan.
beauty. #1.00 per bottle.
a good appetite.
E. E. LOVILL, COM.
Caldwell.
SUBSCRIPTION RATE s
tlie
j
BANNER HOUSE.
ROOTS
HERBS,
j
JUST IN
S,F, Lenoir. & Co.,
For Cash, Too Can Have
Hotel and Peed
STABLE
COUNTY.
Lowest Prices,
60 DAYS
$. F. LENOIR & GO.,
�and when we! party that has so wantonly .of the county and I ask of all and soon we meet. Idaff my
DEMOCRATIC
S^te^MtorPub^ i at the mistake "they imve|of eVery vertnge ol prejudice, taing'to
revolutionize the.Well air, what makes you a get her with interest and costs, I
ou see .I will on the 1st Monday in Decem
1V P U
k ~ 11 ''] ( !
lished every Thursday at Boone, m ade in nominating Mr. and look around us and as- country by I Hanging : !l
npi .
st>iI tu v ,i
ber, 1890, sell to the highest bidAYatauga County, N. C.
| B l a c k b u r n . The technicalities; certain if possible to what great changes tor the better, want an office, am. tlierepub der ' fyI . ca .gh, at the court house
! aiu j intracies eonneeted with port we are drifting. If we I have looked long and wish- licans are in power ana they door in the town of Boone, John
1 8 9 0 1 the almfnTstration and appli | are saved at all it will be by ful for those better days but have the money and the grip ^od^int^thi a
Thursday Oct. 30th,
!
administration
j
cation of thecrimninal laws,| the undivided efforts of the a Ins! they have never come on the monopolists to draw
River adjoin!
i calls for a man who has add- great farming and laboring andifvvoaie to judge from on their money-bags to keep ing the lands of A. J. Critcher,
led to his legal knowledge, ex classes, whose imperative the signs of the times and them in power." As a., honperienoe, sound integrity and ! duty it now is to lock shields the light which I now have est man, are you a repnbl.- knotjuas the ,pnadtan^^ io.ton
For Cheif Justice,
discretion Such a man, we and march in solid column we need not look lor better can from principle.
Yessir, dy y auuoy . j^ v ied on b.v me this
A. S. ME R III MAN.
believe Mr. Newland to be,j against the republican party times through republican in a sense, I am, for we claim the 10th day of Oct.,1890 to sat
and isfv the above named execution.
having had 10 or 12 years] until it shall learn to have measures.
Hnit all is fail in ttai.
This Oct
For Associate Justice,
years
1 This Oct. 10,1890 Hp
respect for the rights of the M r . Church closed his speech that the spoils belong to the!
T
J. L. HAYES, SHERIFF.
WALTER CLARKE.
experience in the courts. He
land marks amid great cheers. We are victors. Upon that principle
is well equipped for the du people, and tlie
FOR JUDGE,
I am a republican, for I want
READ THIS.
ties, and will, if elected, per established by our fathers, glad to have suffi useful men
JOHN G. BYNUM,
All persons indebted to
Consider these things voters as Mr. Church come oyer to share the spoils.'' Are you
form his duties to the best in
of Burke.
an alliance republican eandi- ine, either by note or ac
terest of the district. It is of Watauga county, and let among us. He is the kind
11ate? "No sir." Are von in count for medical services,
FOR SOLICITOR,
important that we elect nothing prevent you from we want m e n ^\hoha\e go a
or for merchandise are earnW. C. NEWLAND.
.
.
.
Mr. Newl ind, as there should voting your honest convic-! the nerve to denounce .a Ij favor of their demands? 'Well j estly requested to come forof Caldwell.
be no political signification tions. If you can arrive at thing when they see it is|you see we en.lorse them to, vval : ri }ind m a k e proin pt setiuse them as tools to hew oiv| t lement as 1 am compelled
FOR CONGRESS,
in the office of Solicitor, but the conclusion that as a I wrong.
patriotic citizen' you can vote The prospects of suc-ess of ; vvav into office and power." : to hare my money. I have
W. H. H. COWLES,
should be a matter of capa
Now 1 travel south and
onp « patientt >
of Wilkes.
bility with the voters, for with the republican party no! the democratic party is prom
longer, then in the name of ; ising for the whole ticket. 1 soon meet, a man wearing
^ , a m 1()m>( , t o
FOR SENATOR,-85TH, DIS'T. all should be interested in all that is good and sacred 1 don't '
" know of" any Faucettela striped coat, ana I say, are ( . nll ' ()11 them> i hope they
having the criminal laws exe
BENJ. P. GRIGSBY,
turn your back'upon it for men on this side. If we vote you a candidate? "\es sir, 1 will respond promptly to my
i
of Ashe,
cuted properly.
,
'
I f o r a man he must show his am ... independent candi- request. 1 have made a
an
ever *
1
"• - " 1
• 1
AMICUS. date," Are you an indepen change in my business and
i colors.
A Few Facts fo : the Consideration
As a family medicine, Ayer'sj
dent republican candidate? must therefore close up all
of the Republican Voters of Wa
COUNTY TICKET.
past transactions, Persons
Pills excel all others. They are
tauga County.
yet.''
you
suited to everv a.o-e and, being! r The first successful blood-puri- Not quite, - , u ' , Are •* . I failing to make settlement
i;;;j
For Representative,
! Cita^si an ""dependent democratic I
The republican party has fmgar-coatod, are easy to take, j
b y Oct 1st. 3 85)0 will find
DR J. B. PHILLIPS.
been weighed in the balance Thorough searching and thor- p] ve
thliV dav but soon! candidate? "Well sorter so. their accounts in the hands
,
, u \ ...1 d.,. ,.t*. 1
For Clerk
and found wanting. Every oug'h in effect, they a e mild. and 1 abandoned the field, whfie the| Why are yoii an independent of an officer for collection,
—n
J. B. TODD.
5 re-1 demand for this incomparable candidate? You see they Vny person desiring; can pay
voter in IPatauga county is attended5 injnrfous :
with no
medicine increases vear bv year. call me a sore-headed demo their accounts due me, to T.
should consider the following- suits.
For Sheriff,
J. Coffey&Bro. whose rceipt
and was never so great as at
D. F. BAIRD.
crat, for I have been one of will be accepted by me.
facts:
present.
"Tidina'S From the West."
The republican Congress
their number for a long time The firm of Phillips &Kon.
For Register of Deeds,
A Days Travel among the Repnbl''cans. and worked hard for the par
has paused a tariff bill that
now carry a first class lit
C. J. COTTRELL.
ty in the hope they would , of general UKTC handise whir
will raise the price of almost On the 25th of this inst. at
AN ALLEGORY.
For Treasurer,
give an 1 office, hut tliev wont,!1
^ )f) s °!' s as cheap a:
everything you have to buy, the Yalle Oucis Academy,
flti nf
kino
guKis of the kind can ng
W. E. GREENE.
after the alfiance had been Tor the Demociat:
and already the- merchants
and I a m before th(*people as , sold. and if will be to th i!) rV
„ . .
,
closed, Mr. C. A. Church, a Recently having occasion an unfledged, . ,
are marking up their goods
independent, j t e r o s r ()t - tp (> public vo cail
For Surveyor,
to travel on a short journey,
C. M. HODGES.
in price, in many cases from respectable c-itizen who has early in the morning, with candidate." But why do von and examine our stock be
25 to 50 per cent. They been a life long republican, my note book in hand (my not tell us which you are, a fore purchasing elsewhere.
For Coroner,
Than/ring my friends for
have utterly ignored the came forward and addressed
A. L.WELBORN.
inseparable companion) 1 wen democrat or a republicin? past favors and soliciting
the people by saying:
wants of the poor, for the
ded my way eastward and I "I am not quPe either, I am your future patronage 1 re
benefit of the rich manufac "1 am not here for the pur soon met a stranger. After a kind of a, mongrel on the
main very truly yours.
After all the gush and dis
pose of making a speech, but
play upon the part of E. turers. They have surren I am here to defend the cause the morning salutation, I hobby-horse called indepen
J. B. Phillips.
Spencer and his friends, (in dered to the combines, trusts
asked are you a candidate? dent, alliance candidate ana Sugar Grove. N. (J. July 8.
cluding the grand eloquent and monopolies, and armed of justice, peace and liberty "No sir." Are you a demo my prospects for election are
report of his speeches by him them with the power to rob which is the essence of the
good, for it is this way. 1
self) the probabilty is that the great mass of the people. democratic party. I stood crat? "No sir." Are you a re- have three strings to my V. J. McMillioTi and Son of the
! Mouth of Wilson Ya„ are MJHXWhe will not finish the race for They have squandered the here two vears ago as a re- j publican? ' Y es sirce. As a
bow, and 1 play on one for j fa,, tares of all kif ds of woolen
the Solicitorship. The latest
publican," .fighting for its! southern white man, why are
"slate," as made by the Re peoples money by needless principles because I thought: you a republican? " H ell sir, republicans, on another fori goods, which they will _send to
voir.1
hi exe! an -e
publican solons, is to dis and outrageous appropria
the democrats, and on t iu s ' They door .-keen a full linofor wool.
ai'ao
of their
they were right; I stood here
call our government a lieplace Price for Supreme Court tions, so that the treasury
public, and the republicans, third, the most musical of all, g o o d s o n h a n d a t S o u t h e r ! a m i s
Judge, on account of his of the United States is in a antagonizing my neighbors
i play for the alliancemen, A s h e C o . , X . 0 . T h e y . p a y the
railroad proclivities, by the bankrupt condidiou; they and friends arid their inter the party of grand ideas, a r i d i h o p e e n o u g h o f a l l t h e j h i g h e s t p r i c e f o r wool.
Hon. Jacob Bowman, of
ests, working hard and spend must rule or ruin. And, in t he parties will dance to my mil l
Mitchell, who is supposed to have failed to pass the Blair
|
late war, the Rebels tried to sic to elect me. Then says 1,;
know nothing whatever a- bill as waspromised on every ing my time and means for make me fight their bat ties mentallv, poor, deluded man, j
§
..
i
,..ai
3
bout railroad law, or any stump in North Carolina; tlie republican party. I have, and 1 had to lie out for which y.Mir Delusive 1
nopes unl r
other law as to that, and in they have failed to repeal or as you all know, advocated
S|Jl ^ as
iyou fall so low and so hard isjsgas2 ta
as'
that event E. Spencer will be modify the internal revenue the republican cause, voted I still hate ^them.
that you are forever a deadCO
Xd» 5; :«o ~ g CT3
promoted to the Judgeship,
s! E » ijp ttj S3
r
„
A VOTER.
for their nominees and spent mostly why I am a republi d o g /
2 s-.o
C-ZZ*'* in S r* 5CTQ
S3 CE3
and made to fill, as best he laws, but have actually add the best part of my life in can." Soon I meet another Sugar Grove, Oct 25.
si'
ed to their severeity. They
can, the hole left vacant by
;o fts J 5 J- CO
man, and my question was
= fiB," ro
have passed a bill through the support of the republi
the doughty Jacob.
the House of Representa can party, and now, after repeated, are you a demo
FSg
This issue of the DEMOCRAT tives, which if it passes the mature deliberation, I open crat? "No sir." Are you a reIThe most generally useful medicine is Ayer's
will be the last until after the Senate, will put an end to ly denounce the administra- publican? "Yes sir." As
J? g-B 2 5 Sr Q<
Pills. As a remedy for the various diseases
of the stomach, liver, and
election. In our next we will the freedom cf the ballot. tion of Ben Harrison and the; southern white man, why are rills have no equal. Their bowels, these
sugar-coating
*im¥i ?>§
only to be easy and
publish the result, and it is Phis bill is called the Federal unjust
extravagance and j you a republican? "Vv ell sir, causes them nothut preserves their medi
pleasant to take,
all climates
with the democrats to say Election law, and it provides corruptness of the present simply because our party is cinal integrity in of time. The and for any
reasonable length
best family
what the result shall be. If that the elections shall be|Congress. Furthermore, 1 n party ot such grand moral medicine, Ayer's Pills are, also, unsurpassed
for the use of travelers, soldiers, sailors,
you go to work and work vig held by supervisors and dep cannot support the republi-1 ideas that they promise the campers, and pioneers. In some of the
most critical cases, when all other remedies
ilently until the sun goes uty marshals appointed by can ticket of Watauga conn-j people to do great things for have failed,
down on the 4th of Nov. and a United States judge; it pro ty, which is controlled by a them. They still keep the In
Ayer's P i l l s
bring out all the voters-, you vides that these supervisors few Losses and not the peo- ternal Revenue law in force;' prove effective.
Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Pat
ent business conducted for Moderate Fees.
" In the
1864 I was sent to the
will gain a victory to be and deputy marshals shall pies choice.
luv^-e passed the peudcutpeu Annapolis summer ofsuffering with chronic
Our Office is Opposite U. S. Patent Office,
hospital,
and we can secure patent in less time taan tnose
proud of. The republicans receive five dollars per day,| The Force bill now pend- sum bill; killed the Blair Edu diarrhea. While there, 1 became so re
remote from Washington.
duced in strength that I could not speak and
Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip
are unusually active and will and shall be employed fori ing in Congress is enough to rational bill; passed the .c- was compelled to write everything I wanted
tion. We advise, if patentable or not, free Of
charge. Onr fee not due till patent is secured.
was
having some
or 30
A Pamphlet. "How to Obtain Patents," with
vote every man in their par fiftcen days before and in-1 change the politics of every ikinley la nit bill, to maKe to say.perI day. then doctors ordered25 medi
stools
The
a
names of actual clients in your State, county, or
cine that I \*as satisfied would he of no
town, sent free. Address,
ty. Boone township is wide elude the dav of election; itihonest republican in the the rich richer and the poor benefit to me. I did not take it, but per
my
get me some of Dr.
awake and will do its full du provides that, these deputy South, and I appeal to you I poorer. And then we demon suaded Pills. nurse totwo o'clock in the after
C.A.SNOW &CO.
Ayer's
About
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D. C.
noon I took six of these pills, and by mid
ty, and will roll up such a marshals shall make a can-1 to night, if there be one uu-jitized silver money,and huntnight began to feel better. In the morning
majority as will astonish the vass froir house to house, I der the sound of my voice,; ed its coinage, and now, our the doctors came again, and after deciding
that
natives. Every man to his and see if the people are qual i for your own sake and for j party has, and will pass the, me amy symptoms were more favorable, gave
different medicine, which I did not use,
post and fight the battle of ified to vote; it provides that j your country's sake, come Force bill, to elevate the ne- but took four more of the pills instead. The
next day the doctors came to see me, and
nicely, (and so
1).
the ballot to its finish and the certificate of these super-' out from among the party of jgro and give him a free bal-j thought I was doing day for a week. did the
I then took one pill a
At
end of that time, I considered myself cured
victory is ours.
visors and deputy marshals! broken promises and lets roll lot and a fair count.'' Says and that Ayer's Pills had saved my life. I
was then weak, but had no return of the
as the Solicitorship of the shall he prima facia evidence; up a whooping democratic j I, do you, as a white freeman disease, and gained in strength as fast as
tenth district a less impor of election, thereby anulling majority 011 the 4th of Nov- and southern man; as a con- could be expected."—F. C. Luce, Late Lieut.
Kith Regt. Mass. Vol. Infantry.
"Ayer's Pills are
tant and responsible office, and setting aside the certifi- ember. I stand here as a sciencious citizen, endorse
democrat died in the wool, these measures; and can you
we should probably say no cate of the sworn officers of
The Best
the county and state, and it and pledge you my support any longer support a party I have ever used for headaches, and they
more in reference to the con
act like a charm in relieving any disagree
CO.ILL.
CHI^'LL ^ _ T<-ONT/\.G/\
UALLA0.TEX.
test now going on between also provides that these su to the democratic ticket, and of such legislation? " II "ell sir able sensation in the stomach after eating."
S7.tOU13.MO
— Mrs. M. J. Ferguson, Pullens, Va.
Newland and Blackburn. But pervisors shall be appointed I will work as hard for you you see 1 am like the man j " I was a sufferer for years from dys
\V. L. Bryan,
liver troubles, and found no
when we remember that the to hold office for life. Now as I did against you. I ask who said he could eat crow, pepsia and relief until I commenced taking
permanent
Boon e,
N. C.
Ayer's Pills.
com
office of Solicitor is al these are cold, hard, solid you all to put your shoul- but he didn't hanker arter it. plete cure." — They liave effected a Walla
George W. Mooney,
most as high and important facts and we defy contradic-j ders to the wheel and make So, as a republican, I must Walla, W. T.
as the office of Judge, we feel tion of any of them. It only one mighty effort to redeem swallow these measures and
that the voters of this dis now remains to be proven | the county into the hands of this kind of legislation, hut 1
PREPARED BY
whether the free white man Us best and safest friends, don t hanker alter it.
Mind wnr.derin? cured. Rooks learned
trict are confronted with a
DR. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
in one raiding. T*Bt;mr.ni*ls from all
parts of the KI<>' ft. Profpsctus POST
of Watauga county, will by the democrats. Our ticket! I travel on, and soon I see a Bold by ail Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
FREE, gent 'm application to Prof,
very grave responsibility.
A. Loisette, 237 Filth Ave. New York.
We have heard both the gen- their votes longer uphold a is made up of the best men t dandy-looking fellow coming
•>*. - CO
•
——
m
M
By AH Odds
A
1
Ayer's Pills,
EMORY
�The Watauga Democrat,
D. B. Dougherty, Editor.
R C. Rivers, Publisher
that these men were bought.
I brand it here as a lie, an in
famous lie that a delegate
was bought there. It is an
insult to Mr. Bower, to Maj.
Q ra ham, to myself and to
^hose honerable men who rep
resented you. I can stand
I can't
S Q me things, but
G. Q. TAYLOR
w
B. COUNCILL, JR.
ATTORNEY AT LA .V.
E. F. LOYILL
ATTORNEY AT T AW,
Boone N. C.
July4th891y. Boone, N. C.
July 4th, '80—1 y
Crusis N c
I am now ready to show you
.
a nice selected stock of standard ;
A. V. Dockery, Esq., son of
prints, Indigo Blue, Simpson's
W B. COUNCILL, M. D.
Blacks, Dress ginghams, Biswic
Hon. 0. H. Dockery, refuses
DR. L. C. REEVES.
Boone, N. C.
suiting, Challies cashmeres, and
to vote for Charles Price, the
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
brocaded goods with the best lot j
Resident Physician. Office
railroad attorney and 1 . S.
Office at Residence.
of 10 cts worsteds on the market.
on King Street north of Post
district attorney, to be Chief s t a n d t h a t
It
b a s a l s n ! Ladies' white dresc goods, cross-;
Boone, N. C.
Office.
June 12 88. l.v
Justice of the North Carolina. bf , en charged that I was bar Hamburg, Oriental lace, rib
Ju[y 4. 89.
gloves,
Supreme court. He says his drunk at the meeting of bons, corsets ladits' and misses',
hoes,
and corset jeans,
appointment was bad poli the Congressional conven Damask table cloths, lace sc-im
tics and that Mr. Price is a tion at Lenoir and that I and cireton goods, silk thread,
politician for revenue only.— was drunk at Bhelb.v court— button hole twist. Jeans cloth
from 12% to 75 cts per yard,
0
0
Piess and Carolinian.
the most infamous lies ever Hats and shoes
ISMACOB. W1KE, A. B., PRINCIPAL,
told, as I can prove by both
HARDWARE.
Opens June 9th, 1890. The course THOROUGH, with
Here is a .commentary on Republicans and Democrats. in the greatest abundance, such
special advantages to those wishing to prepare for teach
the McKinley tariff bill. Ac I defy any man to show that as hoes, plows/ clevises, grass
ing Greek, Latin, German, Higher Mathematics, Natural
rods, heel bolts, horse shoes and
cording to the National Dem T ever drank to excess or al
nails. Table cutlery, hinges,ham
Sciences, Penmanshiy, Short-hand etc., and arrangements
ocrat, an advertisement has lowed my social beverage to mers, files, rim knot ocks, butts
will be made for those desiring music. JteTTu it-ion from .to
appeared in the papers ad interfere with my duties as a and Screws. Coffin goods, silverto $2 per mo- For particulars addresss the principal at Solo, N. C.
mounted handles, screws hinges
vising people to make haste servant of the people."'
and ornaments. A very fine lot of
to buy goods, as prices will
Undue exposure to cold winds,
QUEENS-WARE
greatly advance when the rain, bright light or malara,mav
Gold band china , teas and plates,
McKinley bill takes effect. bring on inflammation and sore
bowleg and pitchers, glass-ware,
This advertisement is "signed ness of the eyes. Dr. J. H. Mc lamps etc. GROCERIES. Extra
Lean's Strengthening Eye Salve
by—whom do you suppose?- will subdue the inflammation, C sugar 12 lbs for $1. Gol When you come to Elk
SI iIS<IS USE FOB
John Wanamaker\-Gastonia cool and soothe the nerves, and den drip syrup, rice and spices. Park get started off Just
THE
strengthen weak and tailing* eye Oils, tanner's and engine; tur Right, by going straight to
Gazette.
pentine. Just received 500
sight. 25 cents a box.
gal lens stone-ware, crocks,
Persons who lead a life of ex
FOR DYSPEPSIA,
Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, use
churns, jars jugs etc. Give J o n e s & V a n c e s
posure are subject, to rheuma
BROWN'S
BITTERS.
D.TAYLOR.
tism, neuralgia and lumbago, All dealers keep it, IRONbottle. Genuine,hat me a call. Resp.
$1 per
MEAT CAMP HIGH SCHOOL-
MONEY-
and will find a valuable remedy trade-mark and crossed red lines on wrapper.
General store and buy every
in Dr. J. H. McLean's Volcanic
We clip the following from A COMPLETE NEWSPA thing vou need from them.
Oil Liniment; it will banish pain
PER !
and subdue inflammation.
"Lancelot" in Morganton The Prideofthe North Caroli
Herald:
na Press."
They have got the bigest
Any democrat who would
We hear of the campaign in Do you want to aid in building stock in town, and always
desert his party at these the 8th, often, and it seems up a paper that shall reflect the
times is worse than a repub to us rather surprising that greatest credit on North aroli- sell a little lower than
lican. Vote for Col. Cowles, any democrat—whether Aili- na, no matter where it may be
the lowest.
seen ? Then patronize
the man whom no opponent
NOW IS THE TIME TO
ONE DOLLAR
t.
PER YEAR IN ADVANCE,
A. SPAINHOUR,
MORAVIAN FALLS,
anceman or not—should be The Wilmington Messenger,
fooled into voting for an in
A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER
They have just received an
dependent candidate like Fau Do you want a reliable paper elegent line of
giving you all the news of the
cette. Up here in our district world—a Democratic newspaper
-0-.
you can take a democrat, run that equals the best- has the
C L O T H I N G Has recently enlarged his storehouse and stock ofgpod<
him 1.11rough the A11ia nce, the largest circulation, and has for
His store house is now 60 feet long and thoroughly filk
twenty-one years been a part
Masons, the Od d Fe11 o ws a n d and factorin thegrowth anddevwith new goods, which he.proposes to sell at PRICES
the church and he will st ill velopment of the Old
North Embracing all the choice
State? Then subscrbe for
styles in makes and fabrics,
come out a true democrat
right side up with care. When THE WILMINGTON MESSENGER which will g a DIRT CHEAP
that will Surprise you.
Campaign Rartes;
a man is a democrat here, he
is a. democrat right. He The "Daily Messenger," by Come and .see our fiine line of
mail, 4 months on trial, for Gents, Ladies, Misses and | Highest market price paid for all kinds country produce J
Sick headache is the bane of means business and nothing 12.00
Childrens fine
many lives. To cure and pre but a Texas cyclone can make
ROOT.S AND HERBS A SPECIALT Y.
vent this annoying complaint him lose his grip on the par The weekly "Transcript Mes muslins, laces, ribbons etc.
Write him for a list of Roots, Herbs, and prices.
senger," (the largest and
use Dr. J. H. McLean's Little Liv
best paper in the State) 9
er and Kidney pillets. They are ty.
4. 24.
It is the general opinion months on trial for $1.00
agreeable to take and gentle in
their action. 25 cents a vial. here that Faucette is but a
Cash in advance. Both
SHOES! SHOES!!
decoy, and that the real can papers are large Eight-Page
sheets. Send Postal Card
Stand Finn.
GRIND OPENING! NEW GOODS!
didate to bob up just before
It is the duty of all Demo the election will be Dr. Tyre with the address of five per We defy competition on
crats to register and vote. York. We hope all will come sons and receive sample cop quality, prices and styles.
ies of THE MESSENGER.
Do not fail this time to do out 0. K. We have always Oct. 1st, 1888. tf.
your duty. The republican believed the eighth district ir
They have a complete line
partv deserve and should be retrieveably Democratic, and
of Henrietta cloth, cashmeres
a.
TAKE THE
over thrown in the Novem we are slow to believe that
ginghams, prints, lawns,
ber elections. In the South she will change her politics
It is gratifying to ns to announce to our numerous
it was never weaker than at in a sudden flirt of passion.
Their stock of Groceries is customers that we have now, and still arriving the largest
-GOINGpresent. In fact it was never If she does she will repent it
full to overflowing and of the stock of goods ever brougt to Watauga. We have recent
West and Northwest, very best quality, consiting of ly bought in Philadelphia and Knoxville $6000.00 worth
before so weak, so disorgan at leisure."
of NEW GOODS.
Our stock consists of "all varieties of
ized. If the white men will
Flour,
g o o d s kept in a first class store,
ue have a nice line
stand together the victory
Emigrants going to any of the
ready made CLOTHING that we are ffering Low down.
Bacon,
Western States or Territories
will be signal. We regret the
Lard,
will save time and money going
SHOES!
OVEH-SHOES!
BOOTS!
tidings of apathy. The out
via. Chicago and Alton route,
Coffee,
Ladies dress goods in all qualities, colors and price
look would be full of encour The use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. One bottle t is the quickest route to
may not cure "right off" a complaint of
Sugar,
Gents furnishing goods! Collars, cuffs, Neck ware, shit,
effected. As a
agement if the democrats years; persist until a cure is follows shortly K A N S A S C I T Y , D E N V E R ,
socks and anything you want in the latest styles. HAR
general rule, improvement
Rice,
were thoroughly united and after beginning the use of this medicine.
PUEBLO,
to suit men, women and children. Hardware, croeke;
Teas,
"With many people, the effect is immediately
f a r m i n g utinsels, Ac in great quantities. Our goods we. ^
wide awake. Let us elect noticeable; but some constitutions are less And all points in Idaho, Wash
Cigars
susceptible to medicinal influences than
ington, Oregon, Utah
bought at a bargain and we propose to give our customer 1
every member of Congress others, and the curative process may, there
and California.
fore, in such cases, be less prompt. Perse
Ciga retts, the benefit of them. Come and see our fine stock and yq
but one and carry the Legis verance in using this remedy is sure of its Finest and Best Equipped
will be sure to buv. Extra inducements will be offered foi
Sooner or
Cheroots etc.
lature in a. whoop. Quit you reward at last.diseases yieldlater, the most
the next 60 days for CASH. We take all kinds of produce
stubborn blood
to
Road in the West.
like men. Be faithful in this
and live stock a specialty. Thanking our friends for past
Only line running Solid Vestihour. Bury all differences.
buled trains between St. Louis Groceries, Hardware, Queens- patronage, we hope to merit it in the future by honest
ware, Glassware & etc. Cutlery, dealings and good oargains, we are,
and Kansas City.
Heal all antagonisms. Move
Reclining Chair cars and Tour both pocket and table, Scythes
to the front in solid phalanx
Vary Raspectfully
ist Sleepers free of extra charge. And snaths, butts and screws,
"For several years, in the spring months,
and beat the enemy at every
I will meet parties at any rail
I used to be troubled with a drowsy, tired
E. H . D O U G H E R T Y & B R O point. What do you say feeling, and a dull pain in the small of my road station with through tickets cross-cut and hand saws, all o
so
at times, as
which will be sffid
Democrats of North Caroli back, ablebad,walk, the least to prevent my and baggage checks.
being
to
sudden motion
For full information, maps and
causing me severe distress. Frequently,
na?— Messenger.
boils and rashes would break out on > arious
descriptive pamphlets of the
will dare to face in joint de
bate. Can any honest, brave
and true man vote for a
bushwhacking candidate who
is too cowardly to face his
honorable competitor? A
sneak deserves the contempt
of all mankind and we do
not believe that North Caro
linians will ever know one.—
Eagle.
N. C.
E. II. DOUGHERTY & BR
Giiicap mi Alton 11. R;
Mi
GIVE UP
Ayer's
Sarsaparilla
Extract from Col. Cowles' Speech
At Dalas.
parts of the body. By the advice of friends
and my family physician, I began the use of
Ayer's Sarsaparilla and continued it til! the
poison in my blood was thoroughly eradica
ted."— L. W. English, Montgomery City, Mo.
"My system was all run down; my skin
rough and of yellowish hue. I tried various
remedies, and while some of them gave me
temporary relief, none of them did any per
manent good. At last I began to' take
Ayer's Sarsaparilla, continuing it exclusive
ly for a considerable time, and am pleased
to say that it completely
"Now, I wish to address
myself to some reports, false
from inception, and lies in to
to that have been circulated
about me. It has been repor
ted, and was charged in the
Cured Me.
I presume my liver was very much out ol
Republican convention, that order, and the blood impure in consequence.
delegates to the Democratic I feel that I cannot too highly recommend
Ayer's Sarsaparilla to any one afflicted as I
convention at Lenoir were o- was."—Mrs. N. A. Smith, Glover, Vt.
"For years I suffered from scrofula and
penly bought and sold. Now blood diseases. Tlie doctors' proscriptions
several so-called
being
the delegates to that conven andavail. I was at lastblood-purifiersfriend of
advised by a
to
no
try
Sarsaparilla.
did
tion were all respectable, hon feel Ayer's new man, beingI fullyso, and now
like a
restored to
orable and upright men, and health."—C. N. Frfnk, Decorali, Iowa.
yet these nefarious, slander Ayer's Sarsaparilla
ers and liars, set on foot by
rUEFAVEl) KY
the old father of liars, the re DR. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
publican party have charged Sold by Druggists. $l,aix$». Worth $3 a bottle.
-
*
West write to or call on
B. A. NEWLAND,
Traveling Passenger Agt..
19 Patton Ave., Asheville, N. C.
J . C HARLTON , G . P . A
Chicago, 111.
I
Remarkably Low.
You are cordially invited
to examine our immense
stock of goods, we feel sure
we can suit you in prices,
styles etc.
—AND—
B^TPrompt attention giv
KNOCKED OUT!
en to all Mail Orders.
J. P. HENSON, DARK RIDGE,
Yours Respc't.
N. C.,
HSCK BOTTOM STRUCK
is just receiving a large stock
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
which will be sold for i 'ash or
country produce at prices May ttfe 1st, 18.90.
never before heard of. Give
him a call,
apr 20 ly.
Jones I Yaace,
__
S.
. . ANGEL,
—
DEALERS
SEWING
MACHINES
If yon • think of buying
SEWING MACHINE,
and want to save CASH, write me
for prices. I carry a full line of
needles and parts ,sueh as ,
Shuttles, Bobbins, Drivers,
Oirs etc., all of which can be
sent by mail.
I have a good line of fishing
Tackles, Trout Flies, Hooks,
Lines etc,
Seins a specialty,
will send them out bv mail.
a
P. ANGEL,
.5-29.
IN
KNOXVILLE,
TENN
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VOL 3
BOONE,
WATAUGA
COUNTY, N. C., THURSDAY,
NOVEMBER, 6,
1890.
NO. 17
ATCHISON PHYLOSOPHY.
GREAT FIRE AT MOBILE.
Crab Orchard, Lee county,
from the blows of the axe.
Va. The tree is nearly eightLimiLLE.
Pearl's bed was without
sheets, Annie pulled off one in MOBILE, Ala., Oct. 26.—Mo eell f ee t in cireumferance five Every wrinkle in a man's
her struggles. Pearl's cloth bile suffered severely by fire f ee t from the ground, and face looks like a dollar sign.
Before doing a foolish thing
es were scattered by on a today, the buildingsconsum- shows a beautiful curl fully
ed being a shingle mill, three twenty-five feet high.
remember that the woild
chair on which she had plac
It will cost Mr. Pleasants likes to laugh.
ed them on retiring, evidenc cotton compresses, and five
cotron warehouses, 5,630 a good sum of money to have Many times when you are
A place planned and developing
WOOLFOLK HANGEI). ing a struggle. In the hall
between Pearl's room and the bales of cotton, the Gulf City it hauled to Pennington's very indignant yon are in the
AS
PERRY, Ga., Oct29—Thorn parlor was a pool of blood, Oil Mill, the Mobile Ice Facto Gap, but a figured walnut wrong yourself.
as G. Woolfolk was hanged and there were splotches on ry, three steam boats, eleven sells very high in New York. Many a man nas strong,
A GREAT RESORT
at 1:30 o'clock to-day for a the wall several feet above loaded and five empty freight Mr. Pleasants will compen good points that are over
balanced by little weak ones.
wholesale butchery he com the floor. The theory of this cars, two coal and wood sate for his pains.
yards, a freigt depot, with a There are trees standing in Heaven must be the place
Situated in the Mountains oi mitted in the summer of '87. pool was that Pearl and the small amount of freight and
South-western Virginia and where every man receives
On the morning of Aug. 6, murderer struggled from her
six wharves. The fire was aid Eastern Kentucky to-day what he thinks he deserves.
in that year, nine corpses, be room to the hall, when the
WESTERN NORTE CARO spattered with blood and killing of her was effected ed by a strongnortwest wind that will bring $500 on the Most love troudles arise
brains, were found lying in a just outside her door, and but had it been a point or stump. The New York & out of the fact that most
LINA,
house about 13 miles from that when the assailant car two farther north, pretty Southern Lumber company men think women ought to
Macon. In the hall-way, red ried her body into the room much all of the town would being proprietors of large be angels.
A region NOTED for health with blood and spattered of her parents and threw it have gone. The loss is $650,- bodies of fine walnut timber A man may refuse to pay
with brains and hair, lay a across the bed. The ceilings 000, with about $325,000 in both in Lee county, Virginia everyone else, but he will find
fulness and beauy of Scenery.
and Harlan county, Ken there is no getting out of it
short handled axe, with which and walls of the rooms were sura nee.
The fire started in Steward tucky, some of which have a if he has the devil to pay.
AN ELEVATION OF 3,800 FEET
the fearful crime had been bespattered with blood and
accomplished. The scene of brains, while here and there & Butt's shingle mill, just be diameter of five to six feet. Man learns from experience,
With Cool, Invigorating
I.
the butchery was an humble, a piece of flesh which had yond the city limits on* the Mr. Pleasants produced a after all, when the oldest girl
—Climate.—
t.
one-story building, with a been flung from the uplifted north, and destroyed that picture of this fine walnut.— of the family is given a musi ea1 ed ucation the other girIs
long veranda in front and a axe clung to the walls and large establishment. The Bis Stone Post.
are not.
Renovating- Old Meadows.
It is being laid out with taste hall-way running through wainscoating. The bedding sparks fell in many of the
For every day that a man
the centre, into which opened was soaked with the crimson warehouses within a. radius
and skill, with well gra
four rooms. The house was life blood, and on the floor of half a mile to the south It often happens that old knows a woman, he finds her
ded roads and
and many fires broke out si meadows become unprofita capable of doing something
the residence of R. F. Wool- great pools had formed.
fnlf, a respectable and well-to The doomed man slept well multaneously, the first notic ble: the grass of meager better and meaner than he
EXTENSIVE
do white planter. On the last night from two o'clock ed being among the cotton growth and of inferior quali- had believed she could do.
FOREST PARKS.
right, on entering, was a, par until four. He got up at 8 on the Mobile and Birming t.y. When a meadow falls off The most disgusting man
he
lor, in the rear of which was and had a long interview ham railroad wharf. This in productiveness many far in the world is the fool who
st< \ desirable place for fine residen a sleeping room, which was with a party of newspaper was at once tumbled off into mers suppose that the soil is says by actions: "Whatever
occupied by Mrs. West, an a- men with whom he convers the slip, and though scorch impoverished to such a de comes into my little head is
ces a n d
ged sister of Mrs. Woolfolk, ed for half an hour, laughing ed, was saved. Almost at the gree that it is no longer able right; the world is wrong. I
t
and Pearl aged 17years, An and exchanging jokes and same time the Goodman and to produce profitable crops. put the thoughts that hap
1
-HEALTHFUL HOMES—
nie, aged 10 years, and Rose being seemingly absolutely Planter's warehouses were This, says Rural Home, is pen into my little head ain many cases a mistake. gainst the experience of the
\ Good oj port unity for prof bud Woolfolk, aged 7 years, undisturbed by his approach seen to be on fire.
daughter of Mrs. Woolfolk. ing deatli. After the depart All this northern part of There is no question that world."
th
itable investments.
The sleeping room on the left ure of his visitors he bathed the town is taken up with grass as well as other crops,
Habits of Courtesy.
* 1(i
For illustrated pamphlet of the entrance was occupied
and shaved and put on a property devoted to the han if cut and removed year after
i)
by Thomas G., Richard and new suit of clothes. lie was d's age and storeage of cotton; year, will impoverish the soil A boy who is polite to his
add less
Charles Woolfolk the last two then visited by several of his whole blocks being occupied but not as fast as is generally father and mother is likely to
t'fi LINVILLE IMPROVEMENT CO.,
The meager be polite to every one else,
aged respectively 20 and 5 relatives whom he bade fa re- by ware houses—one-story supposed.
e\
years, sons of Mr. and Mrs well.without betraying any brick bindings, with dead growth is due to the close A boy lacking politeness to
LINVILLE, MITCHELL CO.
t
N. C. Woolfolk. The i ear room on emotion. Later he was clos walls on all sides except two, ness of plants, and these his parents may have the
the left was occupied by Mr. eted with his spiritual advis which are pierced by a single meadows are thickly matted semblance of courtesy in so
5—29—6 mo.
and Mrs. Woolfolk and the ers, to whom he professed his gate. All are covered with so as to form a compact sod. ciety but is never truly polite
youngest child aged eighteen belief in his salvation and his slate, but have courtyards in Now all that is necessary to in spirit, and is in danger,
Nicknames oi' Dili crs of tlistCivil War. months.
perfect hopes for a future life, the centre, the sheds being o- restore such a meadow to a as he becomes familiar, of
In the lastnamed room the telling the ministers that he pen to the court. Fire once state of profitable produc betraying his real want of
Among the officers of the father, mother and infantlay
hoped to meet them in Heav introduced spreads with mar tiveness—unless the soil is so courtesy. We are all in dan
civil war may be mentioned on the same bed, each reck
velous rapidity from bale to far worn as to be the cause ger of living too much for
Gen. Robert E. Lee, who was ing with the blood and brains en. For several hours there
after Woolfolk was left akme bale. There was a rain of of the unproductiveness—is the outside world, the im
familiarly called "Uncle Rob of the other. The bodies were
and devoted the time to med sparks from the shingle mill to thin out some of the pression which we make in
ert.'' Gen. Thomas J. Jack almost lying across each oth
itation and prayer. About fire, and this accounts for growth, which is readily done society, coveting the good,
son was best known by the er, and their position gave
1 o'clock he was conveyed the breaking out of the fire by passing over the meadow opinion of those who are in a
name "Stonewall Jackson," evidence of agoizing death.
under escort of a local mili in several warehouses at once. with a sharp toothed harrow. sense part of ourselves, and
vhich he received at the bat- Across the three corpses was
tary to the gallows, which T h e d en se sm o ke w as hi own By 7 this operation the sod is who continue to sustain and
tin
le of Bull Run. Gen. George slung that of the eldest dauhad been built in a little val steadily do wn the streets and lacerated, the superfluous be intesested in us notwith
lia.
». McClellan was called "Lit- ter, Pearl, a recent graduate
ley in the outskirts of the in the faces of the firemen who grass killed, and as a result standing these defects of de
ets
le Mac." Gen. George H. of the Weslean Female col
town. Seven or eight thous tried to fight the fire in front. the remaining plants make a portment and character,
Ihomas was called "The lege, with her head beaten to
and people swarmed the hill Very little could be done, luxuriant growth. This may say to every boy and to
ba* lock of Chickamauga," bea pulp and her neck and body sides around to watch the therefore to stop the prog be done either in the fall or every girl, cultivate habits
su ause of his courage and firm
]< ness in that bloody battle. mutilated by the blows of execution. On the gallows ress of the flames, and it was in the spring.
of courtesy and propriety at
the sharp axe. On the floor, Woolfolk was cool and com not until an open space of a It is well or even necessary home—in the sitting room
Gen. Joseph Hooker was ad in the same mangled state,
posed. After the ministers quarter of a; block was met to pass over the meadow and kitchen as well as in th
miringly called "Fighting lay the body of Richard, the
had prayed he himself prayed at the foot of St. Anthony with a heavy roller, as the parlor—and you will be sure
Joe" a name which needs no eldest brother. It was evi
fervently, declaring his in street, that any success was harrowing makes the sod in other places to deport
explanation. Gen. W. S. dent that Pearl and her broth
met with. There the south rough, and if this be allowed yourself m a becoming and
nocence in his invocation.
Hancock was called "The er had been awakened by cries A written statement, sign ward progress of the fire was to remain thecrop cannot be attractive manner.—Ex,
White Horseman of Gettys during the butchering of their ed by Woolfolk, was read in stopped, after sweeping a- cut as low as it might be, or
burg," because he rode a large parents, and had rushed into which he gave it as his dying way five blocks along the riv small pieces of sod are sure
Scratches in Horses.
white horse in that famous the room only to share their declaration that he was in er front, except one building to get into the hay, and this
bat tie. Gen. William T Sher fate. On the bed in the oppo nocent of the crime for which —the Mobile and Birming is certainly not desirable. A
Years ago I had a hor
he was being executed. At
man is admiringly called site room lay the body of 1:30 o'clock the drop fell. ham passenger depot.
affceted with scratches,
judicious application of well
"Uncle Billy." Gen. Phillip Mrs. West, soaked in her own The fall failed to break his The fir^ broke out at half- rotted barn yard manure tried many recommend
H. Sheridan was called "Lit blood and her brains oozing neck and death resulted from past twelve o'clock, and was applied as a top dressing af remedies without suc< <*
tle Phil." Gen. John A. Lo from her head, which, like strangulation, his pulse con under control at four o'clock. ter harrowing will greatly Knowing from experiena
increase the productiveness that pine tar would cm
gan was called "The /flack that of the victims in the oth tinuing to beat for 11 min
utes after the fall. Twenty
of the meadow, especially if
Eagle of Ilhnois." Gen. Kil- er room, was crushed into a five minutes later the body
A Valuable Walnut Tree.
it be old and quite worn. A chapped hands, I applied
patrick was called "Kill"
disc harrow will answer, but to the cracked and sore par
shapeless mass. On the same was cut down.
a harrow with teeth is prefer and only three applicatio.
A valuable figured walnut
Two carpet baggers are in bed lay the body of Annie
were necessary to effect .
Undue exposure to cold winds, tree, was sold a few days ago able.
trouble. Milton S. Littlefield Woolfolk, with her head clo rain, bright light or malara, may
by John Del elisor and II. P. A free and easy expectoration complete cure. Since then
who bossed the Radical Leg- ven in twain. On the floor, bring on inflammation and sore
Dixon, as agents of the New is produced by a few doses of nr. have several times applied
lature in North Carolina in in an attitude of supplica ness of the eyes. Dr. J. H. Mc
j. H. McLean's Tar wine Lung Balm with equally good result;1869-70 is in trouble in New tion, lay the body of Rose Lean's Strengthening Eye Salve York & Southern Lumber in all cases of hoarseness, sore
will subdue the inflammation, company, of New York, to
It softens the diseased pai
throat or difficulty of breathing.
York for obtaining $5,000 bud Woolfolk, with the left cool and soothe the nerves, and
and keeps out moisture cv
by fraud. Maj. J. H. Gould, side of her head and face so strengthen weak and tailing eye Mr. D. S. Pleasants for the Indigestion results from a par dirt. I do not want a b
sum of $200. Mr. Pleasants tial paralysis of the stomach and
sight. 25 cents a box.
of Massachusetts, Republi mangled as to make recogni
remedy, and were I to i
pains in the small of the hack takes possession of the tree is the primary cause of a very
can candidate for State Au tion almost impossible.
anything to it in obsti m
large majority of the ills that
ditor, was forced to get off In the room where the indicate a diseased condition of where it, stands in the woods humanity is heir to. The most
the liver or kidneys, which may near the summit of the little
cases it would be a very
the ticket beca use he fa iled to three brothers had slept be easily removed by the use of
agreeable and effective remedy is pulverised blue vitriol.- -i
turn over to the government Charles, the youngest broth nr. J. H. McLean's Liver and Kid Black Mountain on the head nr. J. H. McLean's Little Liver and Rural New Yorker.
waters of Coxe's Creek, in Kidnev Fillets. 2."» cents a vial.
he had er and ninth victim, lav dead ney nalm. $1.00 per bottle.
received when he was collect
or of internal revenue twen
ty years ago. Their sins are
finding them out. Oh, the
Radical rascals and thieves!
Messenger.
�I
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\
No election
The Watauga Democrat, eminent was
since this gov
organized has
D. B. Dougherty, Editor.
ever been attended by sufli
R C. Rivers, l'ublisher
extraordinary results as was
that of last Tuesday. A
Thursday Nov. (>th, 1890 powerful revulsion of feeling
against the Republican party
A Cleveland county farmer has taken place from one end
attempted to steal a kiss of the land to the other. The
from a married woman and result means a rebuke of the
it cost him forty dollars—a party-for its tariff bill, its
bale of cotton—for the" of force bill, its extravagance
fense. yet he got no kiss.—Au- and its Reed ism, or it means
lora.
nothing at all. It is gratify
ing beyond expression to
The Salisbury Herald says
Democrats. It is a vindica
that Mr. H. A. Banks, for sev
tion of Cleveland and of the
eral months past manager of
cause of tariff reform, and of
the Salisbury department in
clean and economical gov
the Charlotte Chronicle , has
ernment. States which nev
severed his connection with
er before went Democratic
that paper and gone to the
have fallen into line with the
new town of Shendun, Ya.,
party of equal and just laws
to accept a position on the
—the party of the masses as
Shendun limes, a new indus
against the classes.
trial paper to be established
North Carolina has cover
there.
ed herself with glory. We
Common Salt for Neuralgia.
I have elected eight and prob
ably nine Congressmen, our
It is not generally known judicial ticket by a larger
that common salt is an ad majority than we have ever
mirable remedy for neuralgia, had before, and a majority
Dr. George Leslie gives de in the Legislature of such
tails of thirty or forty cases proportions as to put the re
of facial and other neural election of Senator Vance be
gias, odontalgia, etc., which yond d ou bt .—Landmark.
have been cured, in mostinst
ances instantaneously, by the
insufflation of common salt
The salt was either "snuffed"
or blown up the nostrils He
said he had been unsuccessful
in only two cases; both of
The Best
these were cases of old stand
ing, which had been treated
frequently by morphine in
jections—iV. Y. Commercial
So say Leading Physicians
Advertiser.
Ayer's
Sarsaparilla
Blood Medicine
Sick headache is the bo ne of
many lives. To cure and pre
vent" this annoying complaint
use Dr. J. H. McLean's Little Liv
er and Kidney eillet-v Thy are
agreeable to take and gentle in
their action. 25 cents a vial.
The Census.
and Druggists, and their opin
ion is indorsed by thousands
cured by it of Scrofula, Ec
zema, Erysipelas, and other
diseases of the blood,
"Ayer's Sarsaparilla has won its repu
tation by years of valuable service to the
community. It is the beet." — R. S. Lang,
Druggist, 212 Merrimack st., Lowell, Mass.
Dr. W. F. Wright, Paw Paw Ford, Tenn.,
says: "In my practice, I invariably pre
scribe Ayer's Sarsaparilla for chronic dis
eases of the blood."
Dr. R. R. Boyle, Third and Oxford sts.,
Philadelphia, Pa., writes: " For two years
I have prescribed Ayer's Sarsaparilla in
numerous instances, and I find
it highly
efficacious in the treatment of all disorders
of the blood."
L. M. Robinson, Pharmacist, Sabina, 0.,
certifies : "Ayer's Sarsaparilla has always
been a great seller. My customers think
there is no blood-purifier equal to it."
"For many years I was afflicted with
scrofulous running sores, which, at last be
came so bad the doctors advised amputating
ono of my legs to save my life. I began
taking Ayer's Sarsaparilla and soon saw an
improvement. After using about two dozen
bottles the sores were healed. I continue to
take a few bottles of this medicine each
year, for my blood, and am no longer trou
bled with sores. I have tried other reputed
blood-purifiers, but none does so much good
as Ayer's Sarsaparilla."—D. A. Robinson,
Neal, Kansas.
Don't fail to get
The twelvth census bulletin
issued Oct. 31st says: The
population of the United
States on June 1st, 1890, as
shown by the first count of
persons and families, exclu
sive of white persons in the
Indian Territory. Indians
on reservations and Alaska,
was 62,480,540. These fig
ures may be slightly changed
by later and more exact com
piliations, but such changes
will not be material. In 1880
the population was 50,155,- Ayer's Sarsaparilla
PREPARED BY
783. The absolute increase
DR. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
of population in ten years
Sold by Druggists. $l,six$5. Worth $5abottl«.
was 12,324,757 and the per
centage of increase 24.57.
READ THIS.
In 1880 the population was All persons indebted to
stated as 38,558,371.
me, -either by note or ac
count for medical services,
Persons who lead a life of ex or for merchandise are earn
posure are subject to rheuma estly requested to come for
tism, neuralgia and lumbago, ward and make prompt set
and will find a valuable remedy tlement as I am compelled
in Dr. J. H. McLean's Volcanic to ha ve my money. I have
Oil Liniment; it will banish pain waited long and patiently,
and subdue inflammation.
as my friends well know, and
now, that I am forced to
PAPER PILLOWS.
call on them, I hope they
Paper pillows, says the will respond promptly to my
Philadelphia Press, are very request. 1 have made a
change in my business and
cool, and much superior to must therefore close up all
feather pillows, says the past transactions, Persons
Housewife. The newspapers tailing to make settlement
are printing appeals for them by Oct 1st. 1890 will find
for hospitals. Newspaper is their accounts in the hands
not nice to use, as there is a of an officer for collection,
Any person desiring can pay
disagreeable oder from prin their accounts due me, to T.
ter's ink; but brown and J. Coffey&Bro. whose rceipt
white paper, and letters and will be accepted by me.
envelopes are the best. Tear The firm of Phillips &Son.
the paper into very small now carry a first class line
of general merchandise which
pieces, not bigger than your will be sold as cheap as
finger naii, and then put goods of the kind can be
them into a pillow sack or sold, and it will be to the in
drilling or light ticking. The terest of the public to call
easiest way is to tear or cut and examine our stock be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
the paper into strips about Than/ting my friends for
half an inch wide, and then past favors and soliciting
cut them again. The finer your future patronage I re
the pieces the lighter the pil main very trulv yours.
.1. B. Phillips.
lows.—Ex.
Sugar Grove, N. C. July 8.
C. D TAYLOfi
llS OnibiS
N C
W. B. COUXCILL, Jit.
E. V. LOYILL
ATTORNEY AT LA Y.
ATTORNEY AT LAV,
J uly4th891y. Boone, N. C.
Boone N. C.
July 4th, '89—1 y
I am now ready to show yon
a nice selected stock of standard
W. B. COUNCILL, M. D.
prints, Indigo Blue, Simpson's
Blacks, Dress ginghams. Biswic
Boone. N. C.
DR. L. C. BEEVES.
suiting, Challies casliiaares, and „ . .
T..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
brocaded goods with the best lot Resident i hysician. • Office
of 10 cts worsteds on the market, on King Street north of Post
Office at Residence.
Ladies' white dresc goods, cross- Office.
Boone, N. C.
bar Hamburg, Oriental lace, rib June 12 88. Iv.
July 4. 89.
bons, gloves, ladjks' and misses'
hoes, corsets and corset jeans,
Damask table cloths, lace scim
and creton goods, silk thread,
button hole twist. Jeans cloth
from 12% to 75 cts per yard,
Hats and shoes
JACOB. WIRE, A. B., PRINCIPAL,
Opens June 9th, 1890. The course THOROUGH, with
a "J IO u S, i LSM, c !f vist if' S' ras( 5i special advantages to those wishing to prepare for teach
rods, heel bolts, horse shoes and ing Greek, Latin, German, Higher Mathematics, Natura'
nails. Table cutlery, hinges,ham Sciences, Penmanshiy, Short-hand etc., and arrangements
mers, files, rim knot oeks, butts
and screws. Coffin goods, silver- will be made for those desiring music. JWTuition from .75
HARDWARE.
in the greatest abundance, such
MONEY'
mounted handles, screws hinges to $2 per mo. For particulars addresss the principal at Solo, N, 0.
and ornaments. A very fine lot of
When you come to Elk
QUEENS-WARE .
Park get started off Just Gold hand china, teas and plates,
NOW IS
Right, by going straight to bowles and pitchers, glass-ware,
lamps etc. GROCERIES. Extra
0 sugar 12 ibs for $1. Gol
Jones & Vances
den drip syrup, rice and spices.
Oils, tanner's and engine; Un
pen tine. Just received 500
General store and buy every gallcns stone-ware, crocks,
thing you need from them. churns, jars jugs etc. Give
me a call. Resp. J. I). TAYLOR.
They have got the bigest
stock in town, and always A COMPLETE NEWSPA
PER !
THE
m
sell a little lower than
ONE
The Prideofthe North
arolina Press."
the lowest.
Do you want to aid in buildingup a paper that shall reflect the
They have just received an greatest credit on North a i </;ina, no matter where it may be
elegeut line of
seen? Then patronize
CLOTHING
Embracing all the choice
styles in makes and fabrics,
whigh will; gs DIRT CHEAP
DOLLAR
PER
YEAR
IN
svl
ADVANCE,
E AVIAN FALLS,
The Wilmington Messenger,
r
A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER
Do you want a reliable papei
giving you a,11 the new a of the
world—a Democratic newspaper
- 0 that equals the best— lias the
Has recently enlarged his storehouse and stock of good 1
largest circulation, and has for
twenty-one years been i part His store house is now 60 i'eet long and thoroughly fille
and,factoriii thogrowlh and dovwith new goods, which fl proposes to sell at PRICES
vclopment. of the Old
North
State? Then subtler be for
Come and see our fiine line of
Gents, Ladies, Misses and THE WILMINGTON MESSENGER
Childrens fine
that will til.': fir von
Offmpaiign Eartes:
muslins, laces, ribbons etc. The "Daily Messenger,'' by
mail, 4 months on trial, for
Highest market price paid for all kinds count ;yproduce
|2.00
BOO IS AND RELICS A SPECIALLY.
The weekly "Transcript Mes
SHOES! SHOES!!
senger," (the largest and
Write him for a list of Roots, Herbs, and prices.
best paper in the State) 9 4. 24.
We defy competition on months on trial for $1.00
Cash in advance. Both
quality, prices and styles.
papers are large Eight-Page
pnnno
LND flppftTTlWl TVTTIST VI UiJA.?i3 .
JLV JLi a
They have a complete line sheets. Send Postal Card
with the address of five per
()_
of Henrietta cloth, cashmeres sons and receive sample cop
ginghams, prints, lawns ies of THE MESSENGER.
> TTTJ O HPV7 o T < J \
r > 4 f
Oct. 1st. 1888. tf.
JTIJL JLIJLV!. A. I
JfJ> JA
J6
Their stock of Groceries is
a
ft,
full to overflowing and ofthe
TAKE THE
very best quality, consiting.of
Flour,
It is gratifying to us to announce to our mimeo
m Hi liH
customers that we have now, and still arriving the bug
GOING
Bacon,
stock of goods ever brougt to Watauga. We have recent
La i d,
West and Northwest. ly bought in Philadelphia and Knoxvilie $6000.00 worth
Coffee,
of NEW GOODS.
Our stock consists of ail varieties of
g o o d s kept in a first class store. We have a nice line of
Sugar,
Emigrants g;oiug to any of the I
Rice,
Western States or Territories ready made CLOTHING that we are offering Low down.
will save time and money going
Teas,
SHOES!
OVER-SHOES!
ROOTS!
via. Chicago and Alton route,
Ladies dress goods in all qualities, colors and prices.
Cigars,
t is the quickest route to
Gents furnishing goods! Collars, cuffs, Neck ware, shirts
Cigaretts, KANSAS CITY, DENVER, socks and anything you want in the latest styles. HATS!
PUEBLO,
to suit men, women and children. Hardware, crockery,
Cheroots etc.
And all points in Idaho, Wash farming utinsels, &e in great quantities. Our goods were"
ington, Oregon, Utah
bought at a bargain and we propose to give our customers
Groceries, Hardware, Queensand California.
the benefit of them. ( ome and see our fine stock and you
ware, Glassware & etc. Cutlery, Finest and Best Equipped will be sure to huv. Extra inducements will be offered for
both pocket and table, Scythes
the next 60 days for CASH . We take all kinds of produce
Road in the West.
And snaths, butts and screws, Only line running Solid Vesti- a n d live stock a specialty. Thanking our friends for past
cross-cut and hand saws, all o buled trains between St. Louis patronage, we hope to merit it in the future by honest
dealings and good oargains, we are,
and Kansas City.
which will be s^ld
&
N.
Remarkably Low,
You are cordially invited
to examine our immense
stock of goods, we feel sure
we can suit you in prices,
styles etc.
M'Prompt attention giv
en to all Mail Orders.
Yours Respc't.
Jones & Vaaee.
May the 1st, 18#0.
Reclining Chair cars and Tour
ist Sleepers free of extra charge.
I will meet parties at any rail
road station with through tickets
and baggage checks.
For full information, maps and
descriptive pamphlets of the
West write to or call on
B. A. NEWLAND,
Tra veling Passenger Agt..
19 Pattou Ave., Asheville, N. C.
J. CHARLTON, G. P. A
Chicago, 111.
Very Respectfully
E. H.DOUGHERTY & BRQ-.
K
KNOCKED OUT!
r.
a
DEALERS
think of
buying
SEWING MACHINE,
and want to save CASH, write me
for prices. I carry a full line of A,
needles and parts ,such as ,
Shuttles,
Bobbins, Drivers,
J. P. HENSON, DARK RIDGE, Oiis etc., all of which can be
N. C.,
sent by mail.
of fishing
is just receiving a large stock I have a good line
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
IN—
SEWING MACHINES
If you
—AND—
§.
7ackles, Trout Flies, Honks,
Lines etc,
Seins a specialty,
which will be sold for Cash or will send them out by mail.
country produce at prices S.
P. ANSEL,
never before heard of. Give
•
KNOXVILLE,
him a call,
TENN
apr 2D ly.
.5-29.
. '-jtiS • , C"
�The Watauga Democrat,
ever been the friend of the
Wake Forest. N. C.,
DAUGHTERS OF EVE.
| poor and toiling millions.
Nov. 1st. Wbtoen Who Are More or Less Famous
D. B. Dougherty, Editor.
They have endorsed that par Editor Democrat:
in the World's Newspapers.
R C. Rivers, Publisher
ty whose watch-word is 'E- Jack frost visited us for the Tlie ex-Empress Eugenie will again be
On Hand With a
Is an iuflainniathui of the 1 roncliial tents —
qual and exact justice to all, first time this fall on the mor rlie queen's guest at Osborne this sum the air-passages leaning into the hnips.
mer.
Thursday Nov. 6th, 1800
i JV: other complaints are :-;o prevalent, or
and exspecial privileges to ning of the 27th.
cull f-r ntore prompt ;iiui energetic action.
One of the newly elected pages of the
As nepiect or delay may result seriously,
Nice line of
Iowa house of representatives is a 10none."
eifectm remedies should always l.e at
Prof. Bechelt, oftheNation year-old girl.
hand. Apply at once a mustard poultice to
VICTORY!
al school oforatorv. has been Miss Moliie Garfield is said to be an t!it> upper part of the chest, and. lor internal
Our election throughout instructing the Students for! fxcePtlo,lail-v well informed girl, and treatment, take frequent doses of
-o%
luuencs IOl takes an especial interest in scientific
Cfonoral
the county has been orderly
the past week in the art of ur matte »sand quiet. Generally a full atorv His tenchino* hfwnvrv ; The belle of Baton Rouge, La., a lady
7 - T, — " V J
}
•y
. ' ceacnmg naspio of graceful and attractive manners, owns
vote in all the townships
J
and personally conducts a job printing
duced quite an effect on the
- °- 1 epprr Drmrs ist. F< rt Wayne. I ml.,
have been polled except
writes: ".My little sister, four years of a^e,
students, some of whom are |Y' p
„ .
_
Mrs- Flances Hodgson Burnett. Prowas so ill from l rm.clitis thatw'e lad almost
, .
,,
. ,
,,
,
,
Beaver Dams, where some of
Riven up Impe of )
Our family
making the old college build-: fessor Maria Mitchell and Mr. T. B. Al- physician. a skilfulor recovery.laiye experi Consisting, in part, of Boots,
man and of
the Democrats failed to vote.
drich will be
ing fairly shake while I am dents of Lynn, among the summer resi ence. pronounced it useless to jiive her anv
Shoes,
Mass.
V\ e want to say somethingmore medicine, saying i, had done all it was
writing this letter; others The "Madge" of "Girls' Gossip" in possible to do. and we must prepare for the Dress Goods,
complimentary of the judges
worst. As a last resort, we determined to
have become disgusted and Mr. Labouchere's "Truth" is Mrs. G. J. try Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, and I can truly
Notions,
Humphrey, a middle aped Irish woman
of Boone town ship. They
say. with most happy results. After taking
declare that orators -are who also writes much for various other a few doses sl.e seemed to hrenti e easier,
Hardware,
were four of our best citizens
and, within a week, was out of danger. We
born and not made, which is papers.
Tinware,
continued giving the Pectoral until satisfied
and conducted the election
Mr®. Ruth McEnerv Stuart, the latest
she was entirely well. Jkis indisputable
the true solution of the writer of negro dialect stories, lives in evidence i f the great merit of Ayer's (I.crry
Groceries,
fairly. Everything was quiet
New Orleans. She is a young woman,
whole problem.
Pectoral las given me impounded eonliCoffees,
with the exception of one
tall, dark haired and fine looking. She
denee in the preparation, ami 1 reeon n end
Rev. H. C. Moore spent a has only recently taken up literary work. it to my customers, knowing it cannot disap
drunken, colored man, who
Sugars,
point th in."
day and night with ns on his Joseph Davis, of Wayne county, W.
"Ayer's Cherry Pectoral cured me of a i.ntl
become boisterous and ban
daughter aged 0 years who
partner of bronchitis. 1 k'm w
Tea,
way to Morehead City. He Va., has a pounds. This is believed to cough and mvrases In which this preparation
of numerous
weighs 230
to be taken under arrest by
Rice,
has proved very hem lieinl in families of
was very sorry to leave his be the largest child of its age in the
the town marshal. The Dem
world.
Cigars.
Young- Chile
school at Suger Grove, bat Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, who was
ocrats polled the largest vote
is
t' - in
Cigarettes, etc.
thought bis work was more recently presented to Queen Victoria, re so that the medicine theknown among.Jaime
as 'the consoler of
afflicted.'"—
ever polled in Boone town
ceived several lessons from a professional
\ idal,
in the gospel ministry than teacher of deportment in regard to hack Rufus short San Cristuhel. San riomimvn. a
"A
time ago. ] was tnkou with
ship and some very clever
severe attack of bronchitis. Ti e remedies
ing from "the presence" and bowing to
in the school room.
Drugs & Medicines
ordinarily used in s r r b eases failed to give
Republicans voting the Dem
majesty.
me relief.
iti
Four hundred choice, new Mrs. D Oyly Carte was formerly fot anything toAlmostme.drsnair of ever Endingf
cure
I bought a bottle i
ocratic ticket. Both parties
books have jnst been put in many yc-ars Mr. Carte's private secretary, Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, and was helped
behaved gentlemenlv and
from the first dose. 1 had unit finished one
her clever business
the library. This may seem and lie attributes toof the financial, sue- |I bottle before the disease left me. and my in good variety. Also take
management much
good feeling prevailed. Wa
throat and lungs were as sound as ever."
to be quite a large number of cess with which he has produced the I Geo. B. Hunter, Altoona. Pa.
all kinds of
tauga people are as good as
Cvow! Crow!! Crow!!!
books. It would take one a comic operas of Messrs. Gilbert and Sul
livan.
can be found anywhere.
-oyear to read them all, if it Gertrude Cunningham, of Bangor,
fgJMfll,
ti v w - si' s it • r
caught her hand in the mangier at the
rRKl'AItEl) BT
YVehope it will not be ego were possible to read one each Bangor laundry, and the hand and wrist
COUNTY TICKET.
tistical in us to say that day, but when they were read were stripped of skin and flesh. The DR. J. G. AVER & CO., Lewi, Mass.
For Hepresentati ve,
hand
by skin
—AND—
the DEMOCRAT did good ser there would be four hundred three has been saved friends ofgrafting, Sold by all Druggists. Price $1; s"'i bottle*, sd.
the girl
DR. J. B. PHILLIPS.
vice in the campaign. Our more to read, besides the havingyoung women
allowed 108 pieces of skin to be
object was to teach the vo
taken from their persons for her benefit.
For Clerk
ter
the
importance great number of newspapers Among the well known literary wo
J. B. TODD.
0„
of downing the party which and magazines. J. B. Suttle, men of New York is Margaret Sangster,
the poet, who also reads for the Harpers
is legislating against the in a student, shot himself last and helps in the conduct of Harper's
For Sheriff,
And country produce in ex—DEALERS IN
terest of every man, woman night in the attempt to com T oung Folks. She is an extremely
D. F. BAIRD.
chahge for goods. Gent7
and child in Watauga. Some mit suicide. He used a 32 pretty woman, above medium height,
gentle mannered, smooth browed, un General
Nercliandise, furnishing goods, such as
have taken our advice and
For Begister of Deeds,
calibre pistol, the ball taking ruffled and pleasant to look upon.
dress shirts, (both laundried
have quit voting for the par
C. J. COTTRELL.
^ Mrs. Lizzie W.
New
ty of high tariff, broken prom effect in his ear. He was a \ork, the author Cbampney, ofVassar
Collars,
YvT e have now, on hand a and unlaundried.)
of "Three
For Treasurer,
ises and class legislation.
promising young man about Girls ' and the wife of Champney. the complete line of
Cuffs, Slips, and in fact, al
is
as her
W. E. GREENE.
The battle is now over anr 23 years old, and lived in artist, areas pleasant to isthe eye haired,
books
bright. She
brown
most any thing-needed in that
the victory is ours. This is Asheville. This is his first slender and rather delicate looking, with
For Surveyor,
line.
HAM
due from various causes.
a grave face. She has a wonderful
C. M. HODGES.
Our people are reading more year here. Some three months talent as a teller of dialect stories.
'Jj.
than ever before—men are in ago he decided to study for Some one made a remark to Mrs. Julia
For Coroner,
.T
Ward
other day about the
fir
forming themselves on polit the ministry and it is thought literary Howe the her daughters. "Yes,"
A. L.WELBORN.
talents of
U
CONSISTING OF,ical affairs. Prejudice, which, that it was some dissatisfac she replied, "Col. Higginson said to me
heretofore, had deep hold on tion about his call to the once, -Imagine the confusion of proof
Below we give the official
sheets in a family where there are four [Dry Goods,]
count of votes cast for the many of our citizens, gi'ow- work. No one suspected that or five writers 1' But as we do not all
[Notions,]
has been
Heady-Made Clothing from 8
the proof sheets have
different offices in Watauga abandoned to some extent. he ever thought of killing live togetheryet been mixed."
luckily never
[Groceries,]
to 25 dollars per suit. We
county.
Voters are looking more to h i mself, for he was a 1 ways Miss Minnie Freeman, the brave young
handle only first class goods,
[Shoes,]
Nebraska school teacher
their own interest than to cheerful. He was at my room blizzard made famous, has whom the
Supreme Court Judge.
decided to
and will guarantee prices as
[Hats,]
A. S. Merriman,
883. the interest of Republican on the evening before and make California her home for the futnre.
low as any other merchant
bosses. All thatis necessary seemed to be in bis right She has received $2,700 in cash from the
[Hardware,]
Charles H. Price,
808.
subscription raised for her benefit, be
is for an honest man to see
who handles the same grade
Congress.
[Tinware,]
sides two costly gold watches, three
his wrong, then lie will aban mind and talked on various diamond pins and many pieces of
of goods.
W. H. H.Cowles,
839. don it and right himself. subjects. Last night he came jewelry.
[Glassware,]
E. W. Faucette,
848. Our people are honest and to the society hall but would
Rosa Bonheur doe3 not always wear
[Crockery,]
Solicitor.
everything will come right. not go in, and tried to bor male attire, as the popular idea has it.
[Medicines,]
She is seen
W. C. Newland,
870. We need not fear—the people row a pistol from one of his quite as theon the streets of Paris dressed
average well-to-do matron of
E. S. Blackburn,
827. are still masters.
to dress, distin
fellow students. He- went to France is accustomedred ribbon of tbe of which we are offering at
guished only by the
Senate.
We congratulate the read his room at Wm. Dickson's, Legion of Honor pinned at her breast.
B. P. Grigsby,
885. ers of the DEMOCRAT to-day,
she is
and borrowed a pistol from Whentrousers at work, however, she does
wear
and a broad brimmed hat.
S. G. Paisons,
803.
h
on the great victory for the Mr. D. He fired two shots _ Miss Grace Frances Bigelow, a western
Representative.
Democratic ticket all along but no one suspected any girl, who can whistle with remarkable
We also take in exchange Goods at almost your own
J. B. Phillips,
885.
skill and sweetness, is winning lame and
the line.
price.
I run in connection
thing and took no notice of fortune through her peculiar talent. She for goods,
E. M. Greer,
816.
is described as a very pretty girl, about
with my other business, a
Last week we told our read it till his room-mate return
Sheriff.
22 years of age, a blonde, with a pro
Wheat,
ers that we would rejoice over ed from the society and found fusion of golden hair and blue eyes.
D. F. Baird,
922.
Corn,
L. A. Greene,
818. a victory, if evrey Democrat him on the bed with the blood She discovered her talent for whistling
some years ago while living with her
Hye,
would do his duty. Our pre pouring from a ghastly parents in Colorado.
Clerk Superior Court.
Oats,
dictions have been verified wound in his head. Dr. Pow Margaret Andrews Oldham, the new
Chicken
J. B. Todd,
946.
poet, is an attractive little
Our democratic voters, with ers was called in and remain southern whose years are not much be
Eggs,
woman,
Thos. Bingham,
789.
&etc,
some of the conservative ed with him last night. They yond a score and a quarter. She has a
Register of Deeds
pretty, intelligent face, with a shapely
SO GIVE US A CALL.
C. J. Cottrell,
871. Republicans, have united on have just taken out the ball nose, large blue eyes, expressive mouth,
and
shell pink complexion. She in
M. B. Blackburn,
850 principles of just government and there is some hope of his heritsaher literary inclination from her
which is set forth, by the recovery.
D. D, D.
father, who was a college president, S
Treasurer.
F. LENOIR &
to
U which we think is
while her mother is at the head of an
Democratic and Alliance
W. E. Greene,
914.
May the 15th. 1890. any in the county, and we
educational institution. Her husband is
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
J. L. Winkler,
800 principles. These principles Cures Dyspepsia, In- a journalist and writer, and her brother
guarantee our prices as low
Dr. j. H. McLean's Strengthenmust and will prevail if the digestion & Debility. is a lawyer-editor.
Laura C. Hollo way, who has been vis Cordail and Blood purifier, by its as any in the
American Republic stands.
iting in Hartford, describes a call made vitalizing properties will bright
At our mast-head is the en If the principles of the Repub
NOTICE.
upon Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stow© as en pale cheeks, a nd transform a
sign of VICTOR 1. We have lican party should ultimate Pursuant to a decree of the Su something delightful to remember. Mrs. [ pale, haggard, dispirited woman
Stowe had been out walking and met her
elected ou r entire county tick ly prevail usurp the powers perior Court of Watauga County guest at the door, her cheeks flushed from into one of sparkling health and
obtained at fall term, 1890, in exercise and her beautiful eyes sparkling j beauty. $1.00 per bottle.
et. In this we rejoice, not of the states and centralize the case of James H, Guynn awith expression. • 'I could but note with
that we have anything per all power at Washington, gainst Thos. E. Teagarden, I will surprise the animation of the whole
• 'She
sonal against a single man class legislation will soon on the third day of Nov., 1890, countenance," says Mrs. Holloway.that it
Also furnish transportation to
at the court house in the town of looked eo young and handsome'
on the republican ticket. They destroy the farming interest Boone, proceed to sell to the seemed hard to believe the record of her
panties wanting the same with a
years.
fifty in
safe driver and with as good a
were good and capable men, by the robbing tariff laws highest bidder, for cash in hand stead of In appearance she was as active
seventy-six, and quite
all the mineral interest in a cer and pleasing in manners as she ever was.
turnout cts can be found in the
and we hope our personal now in force by the Radical
tain tract or parcel of land on If expression is beauty, Mrs. Stowe may
county.
For the next
friends. But we rejoice that Congress.
All classes of the waters of Elk River on the now be called beautiful. I think her
the principles of Jeffersonian goods such as farmers and west side of the Beach Mountain greatly improved in this respect, and
ten years to
quite the
Democracy is yet alive and laboring men have to buy, adjoining the lands of C. H. P. found her afterall her family. be She spoke
handsomest of
Eaton, Henry Fulk, Solomon of her illustrious brother, and as she was
that the sturdy mountain have advanced m prices on Horny and James Whitehead,
60 D
YS
speaking and looking at his portrait,
eers have not endorsed a par account of the tariff. Webe- and containing 70 acres more or which stood against an easel facing the N6W HOME -SEWING MACHINE C° OR AN
28 UNION SQUARt,NY.
LANTA.GA.7=>"L.'JLCISCJ
door, I
ty, who threaten to place lieve the people have given a less. Sold to satisfy a judgment effect of could but realize the softening CHLCA.II.1..
5T.L0UIS.M0.
DALLAS.TEX. We will make special prices, for
sorrow on her very strong face.
in favor of James H. Guynn and For a time she talked to me in a spirited
deputy marshals at the polls death blow to this unjust
cash, on all goods. Returning
against Thos. E. 'regarden forthe and cheerful way, taking much interest
W. L. Bryan,
to superintend the voting of legislation.
sum of |300 and cost of action. in telling me facts I asked for, and speak
Boone,
N. C. our thanks for past patronage
the people; neither have they
ing with strong approval of a book which
E. F. LOVILL, C OM.
we will, as heretofore, still con
neigh lx>rs, Mr. House, was
endorsed the McKinley tariff The consciousness of having a Far better than the harsh one of her was fortunate in my visit F. J. McMillion and Son of the
writing. I
tinue to furnish you good gojds
bill, that has laid heavy bur remedy at hand for croup, pneu treatment of medicines which and met her at a time when her mind Moutli of Wilson Va., are Manu
tin be
monia, sore throat, and sudden horribly gripe the patient and seemed as wonderful aa it was iu othei factures of all kinds of woolen and at as low prices e
dens upon the shouldrs of colds, is very consoling to a par
goods, which they will send to
destroy the coating of the stom days."
Truly yours
the poor people for the bene- ent. With a botPe of Ayer's ach. Dr. J. H. McLean's chills The new Virginia code that went intc your door in exchance for wool. ound.
They also keen a full line of their
• fit of the rich, but they have Cherry Pectoral in the house, one and Fever cure by mild yet effec effect May 1, requires every officer tx
goods on handat Southerlands
endorsed that party who has feels, in such cases, a sense of se tive action will cure. Sold at 50 take an ironclad anti-dueling oath.
W. L. Bryan.
Ashe Co., N. C. They pay the
W.L BRYAN,
A"
Chen
eetoral
'
c
e
Lenoir.
For Cask Yen Oon Have
STABLE
COUNTY.
curity nothing else can give.
cents a bottle
highest price for wool.
�L BRYAN,
—E. Spencer Blaukburn, of The Democrats carry Illinois by from New Project of the R'climand and
Money to loan.
Danville.
11,000 to 30,000.
Jefferson spent several daysj
The announcement has gone Persons wishing to bor
To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT.
row money, who can secure Still On Hand With
in town last week. He takes
CHICAGO, Nov. 7.—At last forth that the Richmond Ter it by mortgage on good real
copy1 year
$1.00 his defeat very cheerfully.
the returns from the State of minal Railroad Company is i estate, ean bo accommodated
" ' t> months
50
Nice line of
" 8 months
, 85 —Goto Hagaman & Co. Illinois have become suffi back of a project to give the h v applying to
for cheap goods. They car cient^ complete to announce nty of Norfolk. Va. a through
Spainhour, Boone X. C.,
ADVERTISING RATES.
ry a complete line of shoes,
. i o sole leather, groceries, proI [ the decisively of the result on trunk line to Cincinnati. or A. J. Critcher, 1 lortonN.C.
inch 1 week
u 1month
4. 24.
1.75
Give them a the State ticket. The Demo This statement comes from
3.00 visions, etc.
" 8
"
company officials and may |
crats have won and Edwin S.
5.00 trial and get a bargain.
" (j "
7.00 -It, would be an extremely dif- Wilson is elected State Proas be relied-on as trustworthy: W.J. HUNSUCKER & BROS,
T 1 year
9.00 ficultta.sk to find a neighbor- urer by 11,436 and Henry intelligence.
The line will
column 1 weeiv
13.50
Brick I.ayers and Plasterers
"
1 month....
start from Norfolk over a
Superintendent of
25.00 hood in the United States that |Raab,
3 "
road recently completed to
Consisting, in part, of Boots,
"
()
37.50 does not contain clients for whom Public Instruction by 36,144.
Tarboro, in North Carolina are prepared to do all work
Shoes,
,0.00 Messrs C. A. Snow & Co., the No compiliations have been
" 1 vear
i
, - 1 1 +
i n t h e i r l .,. e o n s ,„ r ,. n o t i c e ,
in
ho t
successful patent Solicitors, Opp. made yet on the trusteeship and extended to Stanhope,
wol
n
lt eil ; l n d Dress Goods,
Notions,
Entered at the Postofficeat Patent office, Washington, I). C. of University of Illinois, but in Nash county, of thatstate. Prices reasonable. For pri
Boone, N. C., as second-class have obtained patents. They the indications are that the Thence it wilil go to Raleigh ces etc., address us atUonHardware,
know their business. See their
mail matter.
Tinware,
Nov. 7th, ly.
three Democratic nominees where it connects with the over, N. C.
advertisement in another col
Groceries,
have been elected by slight regular Richmond and Dan
umn.
LOCAL NEWS.
Coffees,
majorities. Complete returns ville line to Wilkesboro and
BAMER MOUSE.
—The Mountain City, Tom leave no doubt that the en Winston. From Wilkesboro
Sugars,
—How is brother Faucette ahawk, gives an account of a
J. 11. PRITC HAltD, PR OPRIETOR.
tire Democratic State ticket the road is in course of con
Tea,
of Lenoir town?
tragedy which occurred in is elected. Returns, which struction to Bristol, Tenn., TERMS SI.25 PER DAY.
Rice,
—Everthing is quiet and that town a few days ago. furnish this result are official where it will connect with the Sqecia arrangements by the week
Cigars,
or month.
Two men, Potter and Wright from all counties, except 8. South Atlantic and Ohio
dull since the election.
Cigarettes, etc.
—How does the ''Chief Pa supposed to be criminals, ar These have been carefully es Tail road, which is being push E L K P A R K , N . C .
triot"'of "Little Alex" feel? rived in town from Kentucky. timated, as they have hereto ed forward to Cincinnati.— 6—26. 4 mo.
The local authorities attemp
News and Ob.
Drugs & Medicines
—Corn gathering is going ted to arrest them and a fore generally given Demo
THANKSGIVING.
on and a fine crop is report regular engagement with pis cratic majorities there can be
no doubt that this vote an
WILBAR,
J.
ed.
in good variety. Also take
tols ensued. Dennelly and nounced is substantially cor
By the President of the
Clark were the parties engag rect. Full returns to-day
all kinds of
DENTIST,
—They are celebrating Col.
ed with them. Donnelly was show that in addition to the United States, a proclama ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA.
Cowles victory in Cleveland
short in the arm. Potter Democratic gains heretofore tion:
Offers his professional services
county.
By the grace and favor of to the people of Mitchell,
was shot in the neck and is announced C o u g r e s s m e n
Almighty God, the peo Watauga and adjoining coun—Tennessee has gone dem m jail in a critical condition.
Pavson and Hill have also ple of this nation have been ties.&M"No bad mnteial used
—ANDocratic by about thirty thou Wright escaped.
been defeated and Snow and led to the closing days of the and all work guaranteed.
sand majority.
May 11 y.
Stewart, Democrats, elected. passing year, which has been
To OUR SUBSCRIBERS.
—Let us hear from our
In response to a request for full of the blessings of peace
E. S. Blackburn.
good friend, Maj. Bingham, Many of our subscribers information, both Hill and and the comforts of plenty J. F. Morphew.
Je erson,!N.C.
Marion, N. C.
of Statesville, on the election. have not paid for their paper Pay son have telegraphed the Bountiful compensation has
And country produce in exAssociate Press conceding come to us for the work of MORPHEW & BLACKBURN chahge for goods. Gent's
—11'. B. Councill, Jr. left which has been sent to them
furnishing goods, such as,
ATTTORNEYS AT LAW.
Monday for Cincinnatti and regula rly f or e i g li t e e n their defeat, the former bv our minds and of hands in
650 and the latter by 500 to every department of human
Will practice in the courts dress shirts, (both laundried
months. Some of these ow
other Northern cities.
of Ashe, Watauga and Mitch and unlaundried.) Collars,
ed for the DEMOCRAT the 700. This makes the Con industry.
-Houk and Taylor are the
gressional delegation from Therefore 1, Benjamin Har ell counties, also in the Fed Cuffs, Slips, and in fact, al
whole or pat-tot' the time Mr.
on y republicans elected to Spuinhoureditedit. We had Illinois stand fourteen Demo rison, President of the Unit eral courts of the Dist.. and most any thing-needed in that
Supreme Court of the State.
r
Congress in Ten m ssi e
to pay Mr. Spainhour and crats and six Republicans. ed States of America, do here Collection of claims solicited. line.
—v-*£?>—waC3>—We learn that Mr. Thos. Mr. Williams the amounts
by appoint Thursday, the Aprl, 10.
The Result.
Bingham, of Cove Creek talks you owed them. Many of Ninety-one Republicans, 240 27 of the present month of
our subscribers have neglect Democrats in the House of November, to be observed as
of going west this winter.
ed us, while others have paid Represen 1 atives! A majori- a day of prayer and thanks
^''il Rifles
—We are sorry to hear
us up promptly. We have ty against the Administra giving, and 1 do invite the ZJ,
2yy.-Y
that our esteemed friend, j
for J^rice Litt.
~
several hundred dollars due tion of 149! Was there ever people upon that day to *4,
Ready-Made Clothing from 8
J. N. Simmons, of Elk, is
Breech loading double shot gun
us and we need it badly. such an overwhelming defeat. cease from their labors, to $8 to $50, single breech loaders to 25 dollars per suit. We
quite sick.
You all have made good of a party so power!u I m a
to $12, breech loading rifles $3 handle only fD-st class goods,
i •" meet in their accustomed $4 $15, Double ba rrel Muzzle load
— ILe are proud to receive crops and many of you have
and will guarantee prices as
houses of worship, and to join to
rfi,
pea ranee, so confident in
a number of subscribers this sold your stock. We have spirit, so haughty and defi-A 11 i-enderirig gratitude and ing shot guns$5.50 to $20, Re low as any other merchant
peating Rifles, 16 shooter, $1.0 to
week and especially from made arrangement s with Mr. ant in conduct? And when j pi'nise to oui benefieient Cre $30; Revolvers $1 to $20. send 3 who handles the same grade
some of the ladies.
N. L. Mast, of Cove Creek to we regard the individual lead ator for the rich blessings cts. for Mamoth illustrated cata of goods.
receive u oney from our sub ers, Mr. Reed goes back He has granted to us as a logue NO.40. AddressGRETAT WEST
—Many of the republicans
ERN GUN WORKS, Pittsburg, Pa.
Anyone wanting almost alone to face the rep nation and invoking the con
of Watauga say they are scribers.
done with the g. o. p
They to pay corn, wheat or rye resentatives of the people he tinuance of his protection
Ar'-T- <£• .s:\ .1 L
condemn the Force bill and will take it to Mr. Mast's has undertaken to rule with and grace for the future
•# li
.
— i% i
store and he will receipt you an iron band. Majo v MeKin- 1 commend to my fellowII
IVI
\
high tariff legislation.
for the amount. Fifty cents
v
citizens the privilege of re
— A. A. Taylor is elected to for corn; sixty for rye and lev, the "Napoleon of Pro me inhering the poor, the Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Pat
business
Congiess over R. R. Butler one dollar for wheat. Every tection," whose name is in- honmless and the sorrowful ent Our Officeconducted forU.Moderate Fees.
is Opposite
S. Patent Office,
Goods at almost your own
dissolubly joined to the fatal
and we can secure patent in less time than tnose
in the first Tennessee District one who owes us send in your
from
let us endeavor to merit the remote model,Washington. photo., with descrip price.
Send
drawing or
I run in connection
policy of his party, around
by nearly one thousand ma money or grain. Those who
tion. We advise, if patentable or not, free of
till patent is secured.
whom all the forces on which promised recompense of chai charge. Our fee not dueObtain Patents," with with my other business, a
A Pamphlet, "How to
jority.
owe us in other parts of the it relied rallied, whose victo ity, and the gracious accep names of actual clients in yourState, county, or
town, sent free. Address,
—North Carolina elects the county will, we hope, fix up ry was believed at once cer tance of our praise.
C.A.SNOW&CO.
colored man Cheatham, re to pay us a t once.
tain and necessary, is left at
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D. C.
Far better
harsh
publican, in the Second Dis- There is no more fruitful source home. Mr. Cannon, whose treatment of than the which
medicines
trict. The other eigh t, are of disease than vitiated blood. outburst of foul language horribly gripe the patient and
It insolves every organ and func
destroy the coating of the stom
white men and democrats.
tion of the body, and if not im was the final expression of ach. Dr. J. H. McLean's chills
i«!£ Hilltill
—As the election all over mediately corrected by the use of the recklessness toward which and Fever cure by mild yet effec
ȣsi!KKll
2 H p. *5 • A &» C
*
Ayers' Sarsaparilla, sooner or
the Union has gone so much lated leads to fatal results. Be Reed and McKinley had been tive action will cure. Sold at 50
s> ilislal-"1
guiding the majority, is de cents a bottle
democratic, we move to warned in time.
which we think is equal to
feated. Mr. Rowell, the chair
u.uicj "3
tjK-si!
make it unanimous. Who
NOTICE.
OJ (O "§2 a e 3* ©—
CO m" S CU „• saj
__
NOTICE !
any in the county, and we
man of the elections commit
will senond the motion?
I am just receiving a new tee, the ready tool of the By virtue ol an execution is
guarantee our prices as low
sued issued from the Sup. Court
- • «3
^ — r"
52* £
—The debate between Rev. stock of goods bought for more able and equally un Clerk's office of Rowan county,
fCD Qa
1
as any in the
cash down and will sell for
Sherwood and the editor of
in favor of the First National
.£5
c |=| s s |g|
stricklv pay down, at prices scrupulous managers is de
the DEMOCRAT has not come to live and let live. You will feated. Mr. Cabot Lodge, Bank of Salisbury against S. N.
Bingham,
off yet. Defered until fur do well to call and examine perha ps been use he represent ers for theJohn Elrod and olh
I |«Si llrtlli
sum of $880.00, to
ilS.'ll iilll
ther preliminaries are ar my goods coinsisting of boots, ed the one measure that the gether with interest and costs, I
C3 CO
=
will on the 1st Monday in Decem
shoes, dry goods, notions,
ranged.
party leaders refused to push, ber, 1890, sell to the highest bid
&c.
Yours truly,
creeps back to conspicuous der for cash, at tiie court house
—W. L. Bryan wants all
One of tho I
Also furnish transportation to
T. A. CRITCHER,
BESTTfl
L _.
eso»i>«« J n Oar farilitie«*r» panties wanting the same with a
Bamboo. N. C. obscurity. To this spectacle door in the town of Boone, John >
the nice butter he can get for
the world.
Elrod's interest in a tract ofland j
miequatfd, and to introduce onr
anperior poods we wtll lenrtrHKX safe driver and with
as good a
we invite the careful atten situated in the Watauga county,
which he will pay from 12%
in each locality,
tooNK
ATTENTION !
as above Only thoee who write
turnout as can be found in the
to as at once can make sure of
to 15 cents per lb. Also all We have sold our mercan tion of Mr. Blaine, and ask N. C.. lying on New River adjoin
the chance All yon liave todo In
return is to show our goods to
county.
For the next
the good corn and rye, 50 tile business at Blowing Rock, him if he would have regard ing the lands of A. J. Critcher,
those Who call—your neighbori
and those around you The heJonathan Horton and others
gfnninp of this advertisement
and 60 cents per bushel.
N. r . to Messrs T. H. Coffey ed it as of no importance if known as the J onath an II o rton
shows the small end of the telaThe following cot gives the appearance of it reduced to
& Co., and bespeak for them only Mr. Quay had carried old farm. Now occupied by Ru
—Speaker Reed will have a a liberal share of public pat
Pennsylvania.—N. Y. Times. dy Vannov. Levied on by me this
lonesome time during the ronage. Persons owing us
the 10th Jay of Oct., 1890 to sat about thelarge as iseasy itacarry We is a grand, double site telefiftieth part of
bulk. It
•cope.at
will also show you how you
make
day
least, from the start,withFifty-second Congress with must come forward and set A free and easy expectoration isfv the above named execution. can experience. #3 *M O «onceatWe pnyel! expreee charges. M e will make special prices, for
out
A.ddre»i, 11.11ALLETT k CO,, Box 88O, PORTLAND, MAUT*.
This Oct. 10, 1890.
tle at once as we do not wish is produced by a few doses of in*,
MoKinley, Cannon, Mason
. leash, on all goods. Returning
J. L. HAYES, SHERIFF.
and others of his humble fol to give anybody trouble. j. H. McLean's Tar wine Lung nalm
[OUR NEW i
our thanks for past patronage
J. B. Clarke or T*. H. offey in all cases of hoarseness, sore
.» Solid
lowers away.
Gold Wttcbl
•
ATTENTION !
& Co., at Blowing Rock, and throat or difficulty of breathing.
Worth SI OO.OO. ilesi |45
we will, as heretofore, still con
watch
the
Perfect
timekeeper. Warranted heavy,
H. C. Martin, at Lenoir, N.C.
My duties confine me closely to
—Reports say Bill MoKin
tinue to furnish you good goods
hunting caaet.
Indigestion results from a par
iHoth ladies' and gent's sires,
I would exchange,
'with works and cases or
ley, Cannon, Ingalls, Evarts will receipt for us and make tial paralysis of the stomach and Carolina, andterms, $10,000 of
and at as low prices as can be
fequal value. ONE
in
on favorable
settlements. Thanking our
Peach locality can secure ona
& Co. will go out of business friends for their liberal trade is the primary cause of a very stock in a phosphate company
together with our large
ound.
Truly "yours,
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Samples. Theso samples, as well
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Reed will not be able to count
Respectfully,
agreeable and effective remedy is
in valuable trade for us,which holdsfor years when oncestarted,
ALEX. Q. HOLLADAY,
and thus we are repaid. We pay all express, freight, etc. After
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a quorum in the 52nd Con
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VOL 3
BOONE,
WATAUGA
COUNTY, N. C., THURSDAY,
NOVEMBER, 13,
1890.
NO. 18.
mail at the Interior depart- jated. Many of our mines
BULLY FOR SAM BONES.
If Jones is profane, so is Advice to Young Meu who Want to
Create a Favorable Im
ment, and Mayor Grant's were not visited by the enuthe Bible. If Jones is slangy
pression.
messenger delivered his letter merators. Several large dis- That bit of scriptural ad- so are the sinners, and he is
Agree with the girl's father
to Secretary Noble, but the triets occupied by men en- vice which was to the effect not preaching to save souls
aforesaid bulletin was issued | gaged in prospecting for and ! that the man without sin already saved. Ii' Jones is in politics and the mother in
Friday.
j developing mines were over: should have the first bouldei reckless in some of his state religion.
A careful study of this bul- looked or neglected. # * I is not always regarded in this ments, so is the Bible, but the If you have a rival keep
A place planned and developing
letin, which gives the total Tim confident that the popula-' old topsy turvy world where great central truth remains an eye in him . If he is a wid
?
AS
population at 62,480,540,— tion of Idaho, if correctly all the wrong comes upper- and will shineundimmed and ower keep two eyes on him.
i
at least 2,500,000 less than I enumerated, would be as most. The Dev. I)r. Pritch- unobscured throughout the Don't put too much sweet
stuff on paper. If you do
it ought to be—will convince | large as estimated in my re- ard takes off his gloves and world.
A GREAT RESORT
you will hear it read in after
any unprejudiced man that; port for 1889—11.3,777.'' gives Sam Jones a few cuts This paper despises a clown
the charges long ago made The census helletin only gives under the belt. He says that in the pulpit, like some of the years when your wife has
tuatedin the Mountains ol against this administration! Idaho 84,229.
Samuel is slangy; that he is one-horse imitators of Sam some special purpose in in
of manipulating the census j If anyone still doubts that profane; that lie sets bad ex Jones, but so far as that in flicting upon you the severest
punishment known to a mar
LSTERN NORTH CARO returns for the purpose of j the joint resolution passed amples; that he is an egotist dividual is concerned lie sav ried man.
perpetuating the power of by Congress appropriating and tha t he makes some reck ed many, many persons from
Go home at a reasonable
LINA,
the republican party, were $1.000,000 for the purchase less statements.
perdition, and when we see in hour in the evening.
well founded. That enume of nickel for the na vy was a Or in other words, the good the golden light beyond the
ration of the democratic job of the regulation sort, he and pious doctor believes jaspered walls of the New Je Don't wait until a girl has
legion NOTED for health
States, particularly those in must be blind indeed, and that Jones does not tell the rusalem, Sam Jones' addi to throw her whole soul in a
yawn that she can't cover
Iness and beany of Scenery. in the South, as far below there is reason to believe truth and that briefly, he is
tion to heaven it will cause with both hands. A little
that the tests at Aimapolis
their actual population, can which led to the joint resolu a bold, bad man.
us to think that his religion
AN ELEVATION OF 3,800 FEET
not be doubted by anyone at tion were part of the job. At This may be true, Lilt here boom attracted more atten thing like that might cause a
with Cool, Invigorating all familiar with their in any rate Secretary Tracy by is one grizzly old cuss who tion than any town lot sale coolness at the very begin
ning of the game.
crease in population. For ordering the making of new does not believe it. Jones is ever did on earth.
—Climate.—
nickel steel plates and a new- versatile; he has a vocabula
Bully for Sam Jones—Dur If, on the occasion of your
instance, Alabama, the in
ham Globe.
test of them, makes it clear
first cail, the girl upon whom
dustrial development lias that he is not satisfied with ry which was largely compil
you have set your young af
It Is being laid out with taste been phenomenal during the the result of the first test, ed by Mr. Jones—his talks aand skill, with well gra
last ten years, is only credit although he did not hesitate bound in Americanism—he pains in the small of the back fections looks like an iceburg
ed with an increase of 235,- to ask Congress to appropri reads and studies and puts indicate a diseased condition of and acts like a cold wave,
ded roads and
the liver or kidneys, which may
468 in population; Tennes ate $1,000,009 on the li's ideas m clear, vigorous he easily removed by the use of take your leave early and
strength of it.
'EXTENSIVE
see where the industrial prog
Anglo-Soxon and all who Dr. J. H. McLean's Liver and irid- stay away. Woman in her
hour to freeze is uncertain,
ress has been quite as great Frequently accidents occur in the hear him can understand nej Balm. $1.00 per bottle.
I'OEEfcT PAI1KS.
coy and hard to please.
is only given a gain of 141.- housiiold which cause burns, cuts what he says. He throws
In cold weather finish say
991. These will do for speci sprains and bruises, for usein all chunks of logic in their unpol
MAJ. SNEED DEAD .
PU.I,
ing good night in the house.
A clu ii
Sace tor hue i .v men- mens of the manner in whi i cases. Dr. J. H, McLean's Volcanic ished purity at the head of
" Oil Liniment has for many years
:o.y illi el
this gigantic fraud upon the been the constant favorite fami such "proper" personages as Ma j. Wm. H. Sneed, the well Don't stretch it all the way
intelliiigenee of t h e people ly remedy.
Mr. Pritehard, and take the known politician and wit, of to the front gate, and thus
lowliest and meanest sinner H'ilkes county, died suddenly lay the foundation for asth
HEA L1 HEEL EOMES- has been carried o u t . The
falseness of this bulletin is T HE B EST F ORCE I N SOUTH - under the wire with him the of congestion of the lungs, at ma, bronchitis, neuralgia
S
r
ERN" LIFE.
bood o»,'pert unilv lor pro! carried upon its face, when i t
first heat. When Jones throws his home 2% miles west of and chronic catarrh to help
gives the percentage of in
itable investments.
out his drag net he wants to Wilkesboro and one mile east you to worry the girl to
death after she has married.
be understood on!
catch all styles and kinds of of Moravian Falls at 12, M.,
S"F or illustrated p rmplilet crease during 1 he last ten
years as 24.57, against 80.- dv a careful observer to what people. He talks in language last Thursday aged about. Don't lie about your finan
add less
08 during the ten years be extent the co-operation by which they can understand. 75 years. He was raised in cial condition. It is very
tween .2870 and 1 8 8 0 . Sup the best people of both races If they are bummers he tells one of the northern-central annoying to a bride who has
LI.WILLB 1M PROVKMLN'I Co
erintendent Porter has a keeps down the lower orders, them so and he will stop in counties of the State, Person pictured a life of ease in her
LLNVII E, MITCHELL Co. guilty conscience which he prevents outbreaks, and in the slums® 'of an alley on a or Granville, perhaps, but ancestral halls to learn, too
N. o. shows by attempting to ex numerous ways restores or rainy day to shake hands had lived in and near Wilkes late that you expect her to
•ML 6 n10.
plain this falling back in the der, law and justicein a realm with the meanest and most boro many years. He was a ask a bald headed old parent
percentage of increase by within a generation turned debased—if he believes that ta ilor by trade, but practi who has been uniformly kind
N
Oi
\» AM
charging it to errors in tak upside down by the most o- there is one dim ray of hope cally was a. gentleman of ele to her to take you in out of
ing the census of 1880 in the verwlieltning industrial revo to bring the wretched and a- gant leisure. He could neith the cold.—Boston Gazette.
Ficm our Regular Correspondent.
Southern States. Mr. Por lution of modern times. bandoned man to God. He er read nor write but was one A Brilliant Editor Attempts Suicide.
ter knows, as does every Doubtless the loss of wealth, sings psalms and sling slang of the best informed of men—
For the Democrat
together with the migration
• {Secretary Noble has shown other intelligent man, that of the superior young men of but in every town where he a man of wonderful humor, Profound sensation was
hat he is, as far as rank par the percentage of increase in the leading families, often has been therein always some acute intilect and strong na created in Knoxville this
,'isanship can make him so, the population of the United works to the disadvantage of one better and purer and hap tive judgment, especially in morning when its citizens
matters political. This whole learned that Col. John M.
a worthy successor to the States was greater during the negro. The new rich man pier.
lateZacharia.liChandler, who the past ten years than it of the south is not yet a sub IIe in a k PS m o n ey ? Yes, a n d section of the State is full of Fleming, the well known
will p rob ably be known in was between 1870 and 1880, stitute fur the kindly, easy he should make money. The his "sayings" and he will be newspaper editor and once
history as the man who made and that knowledge on the going old master and rnis- hardened sinner who opens long remembered. He knew politician, attempted suicide
a President by sending the part of the people will dis t. ress of t h e pi an t a t i o ri. But; up his purse to pay for the everbody and everybody yesterday afternoon about 5
celebrated telegram reading credit on the entire work of as a fact, the best thing now happiness Jones brought knew him, and he was equal o'clock. He is in a room at
him, never regretted the deal. ly at home with governors the Lamar House with three
''Haves is elected by one ma the eleventh census.
What makes the action of in the South are neither the H e thi n kshe go t. i t cheap a nd and groundlings. Sneed was great gashes in his chest
jority. Z. Chandler." Towork of its new northern im
day was the day announced Secretary .
. . . . Noble all the more migration nor of the upri he did. If there were ten thou a character and all who knew about the region of tire hea rt
1 8 1
sand Jones—those who dish him will be sorry to hear and another ten ible gash on
by the Sup e r i n t e n d e n t o f t h e ! c ' e ® P I s a
t b a t
order to get the semblance of sing of a secondary class, ed out the cold and clammy that he is dead .—Landmark. the left side of his neck made
Census for issuing the official
much less of the imported ele
by several strokes of a dullbulletin of the population of an excuse for refusing New men t fro in a broa d. T he u p- chunks of reason and truth;
the United States, but when York city the recount to building has been the work of who used a jimmy of slang A well known resident of bladed pocket knife. Col.
and a dark lantern of good- Washington City who has Fleming has been drinking
Secretary Noble learned by which it is so clearly entitled
he has this bulletin issued be the oh? leading class, whose ness to pry into the secretj^ UkS ^ retui'iiecl fij'oru fi. visit) to heavily of late. As near as
telegraph that Governor Hill
families, in their deprivation, depths of the heart which for
says thecondition of can be determined, about 5
of New York, had written fore the returns, cooked up
amid conditions impossible years had not remembered that country is pitiable in
as they are, were complete,
o'clock yesterday afternoon
him a strong letter demand
to be realized everywhere, the prayer once lisped at the the extreme. The curses of
ing a recount of New York and Superintendent Porter
lie partially disrobed and
have done a work of restora mother's knee. The Globe s landlordism and absenteeism
city on the ground of serious was com [jelled to state in
laid down in bed and gave
tion that yet awaits the full word for it, there would be lay heavily ontlieland which
errors in the June enumera the bulletin that it was sub
himself the wounds stated.
recognition of the country. more good accomplished in some of the country dis
tion, and that Mayor Grant ject to change from later re
Near 6 o'clock a servant girl
Especially is this true of a through the pulpit. Jones tricts, are almost depopula
had sent him a second letter- turns. There was no reason
passed the room, she was
large class of Southern young rounds up all the sinners, to ted. Almost all the young
asking the same thing by a in the world, except the one
horrified to find him lying on
women, who, left at home, use a cow-boy's phrase, and men a nd women have already
special messenger, who was above mentioned, for issuing
the bed, weltering in his own
have given themselves to the lie brands them with the eter emigrated to America, and
also to bring absolute proofs this bulletin before the com
blood. She gave the alarm
good work of doing what nal truth—the truth of the many boys and girls who
and a physician was called.
of errors made in the origi plete returns were all in the
their hands have found to l\ ord of God and it burns to have nearly arrived at the
An examination showed that
rial enumeration, he ordered census office, and it is certain
that if New York City had do, with pluck, hopefulness, their very bosom's core, and years of discretion have fol while the wounds were pain
Superintendent Porter to
kindlyness and efficiency,
lowed their example. Walk ful and serious, they were
issue the bulletin at once, in not asked for a recount it which add new honors to A- it does much toward reclaim
would not have been issued
ing them. Jones gathers in ing along the roads one not of a fatal nature. Flem
order that he might have, as
merican young womanhood. the roughs and toughs from could smell potato rot for
before December.
ing said that he was induced
an excuse for refusing the re
The Governor of Idaho, -Ex.
the bar-room, from the gam- i n i les.—Landmark.
to commit the deed by physi
count asked for, the fact that
who is a republican, express
blinghellsandnocturnalra.nl
cal suffering.
the official population had
es his opinion of the census Undue exposure to cold winds, j biers have turned 11 the Happiness depends very much
from
already been given out. A
Col. Fleming is some 57 to
,
the liver
in his annual report to Sec rain, bright light or malara, ma v ,l)roa(1 Pattl find , Jones has I on the condition ofof life and
bring on inflammation and sore
kidneys. The ills
more deliberate piece of chi
make 60 years old, a widower with
retary Noble, in strong- lan ness of the e.ycs. Dr. j. H. MC- ! guided them in the straight' but little impression on those
canery was never perpetrat
guage,
>u grand children. He is one of
ed by the most unscrupulous
r MI
the most brilliant men in the
politician. Saturday Gov. Lll(l beliof
State, and weiids a powerf 1
ill A letter was received by ( our peo
pen.—Knoxville Dispatch, J.
�SUBSCRIPTION HATE S
OBITUARY.
Fosnoe, N. C.
Meat Camp, N. C. jour mother's hearts will
Nov. 2nd '90.
Editor Democrat:
bleed and that they will go
In Memory of my Dear Sister Rettie
Editor Democrat:
\Vill you allow me space injsorrowing 1 to the grave?
Pritehard
1 copy 1 year
$1.00
1 " G months
50 Yes, here I am at Foseoe,' j f ee ] impressed to add roy>A Gur most excellent paper How can we as brotheis. sisDEMANDS
1 " 3 months
85 in one of the most charming, tribute of respect to her ^ (>I a ^ fnv words?
There are ters fathers and mothers bear I That only honest and reliable medicines
ADVERTISING RATES.
pieturesqe valleys to be found memory, also feel it to he [different thing's upon which I to see our young men the, should be placed upon the market It can
not, therefore, be stated too emphatically,
1 inch 1 week
$ .75 in the mountains of Western my duty to notice lier many c °uld * A rite, but my mind is hopes of our country going; nor repeated too often, that all who are in
a genuine
1 " 1 month
1.7 Nort u Carolina. This valley excellent qualities and ac- jmore particularly upon to .distruction, when if the need of and ask for Blood - purifier should
be sure
1 " 3 " ..
5 00 ^ 18 s o m e ^^ ree o r four miles in conVplishments! and e s p e c i a l - the state of things in this laws were enforced it would
3 " 6 " ..
3 " 1 year
7.00 length, through which flows ly her moral and Christian j[neighborhood. And while I bo stopped. Would it not
3 column 1 week
9.00 the restless, wild Watauga. It graces.
or
Rettie was born desire to write upon such, I be better to have those of . • Sarsaparilla. Your life,maythat of some cue
near and dear to you,
depend on the
"
1 month
13.50 laughs, dances and ripples on
a m a *vare that when it comes ! our children who are violatuse of this well-approved remedy in prefer
August, 13, 1872, in Mitchell
•'3 "
25.00
ence to any other preparation of similar
G 37.50 its way, making music right county, N. C. She joined the to fault-finding a person can ing this revenue law brought name. It is compounded of Honduras sar
variety
1
"
1 year
50.00 merrily.
Baptist church at the age of see other people's faults more before the authorities and saparilla (thestillingia,most rich in curative
properties),
mandrake, yellow
Art has done much for this twelve years, and lived a readily than his own. I do dealt with according to law dock, and the iodides. The process of man
ufacture
original, skilful, scrupulously
Entered at the Postofficeat lovJiest of valleys. The dense consistent member of the not desire to say anything than lor them to go on to clean, andissuch as to secure the very best
medicinal qualities of eacli ingredient. This
Boone. N. C., as second-class forests ha ve been cleared a- church of her choice 'till her other than I feel it my duty
boiled nor heated,
inm with a host of others medicine is not decoction j but it is and is,
mail matter.
therefore, not a
a com
way and broad, green mead death which occurred Oct. to say.
pound extract, obtained by a
ex
following them? Would we clusively our own, of the bestmethodmost
and
ows thickly studded with hay 13, 1890. She was taken Our community is infested
powerful alteratives, touics, and diuretics
seethe fruits of disobeying known to pharmacy. For the last forty
LOCAL NEWS.
stacks lie on either side of sick on the 5th of Oct. with a by a class of people who are
this law, we have but to go years, Ayer's
this beautiful river, but she complicated case of fever of not in the least, agreeable to
to the county jails, state|
—N. B. Brookshire, of New
rolls on, Art changes her not. a very malignant form and society—I mean true society,
River, is very ill with fever.
prisons Ac. But we cannot
After spending two weeks was attended by three doc good morals; Christianity or
of the
fully realize the horrors of has been the standard blood-purifierpopular
world—no other approaching it in
—Jos. Winkler has opened here, I find myself much pleas tors and was nursed, watch anything else that tends to
Its form
such disobedience until we confidence or universal demand. physicians
a store at his father's.
ula is approved by the leading
ed with most that I have ed, and waited upon bv a elevate humanity.
These follow some one to the gal and druggists. Being pure and highly con
—Ashe County goes Demo seen. The citizens are hospi kind father,- a loving mother men seem to have very little lows and hear them utter centrated, it is the most economical of any
o
possible blood medicine. Every purchaser
cratic, electing the entire table and kind, and veyy and an affectionate sister, respect for themselves, their their last words of warning of Sarsaparilla should insist upon having
this preparation and see that each bottle
readily win the esteem of all but alas! after all thai: skill families or for their gray
County ticket.
to their fellow travelers, tel bears the well-known name of
with whom they come in con ful doctors, kind friends and haired fathers and mothers,
—It is stated that Blackling them to beware lest their
J. C. Ayer & Co.,
Lowell, Mass.
burn carried Ashe by a small tact. They seem to ha ve an loving hearts could do, the some of whom, we firmly be- end belikehis—that 6fshame.
abundant supply of energy relentless monster, Death, heve, are to-day in the pres
In every quarter of the globe Ayer's Bar.
majority.
AN OBSERVER.
saparilla is proved to be the best remedy for
and push about them, with
ence of God and the angeis,
all diseases of the blood. Lowell druggists
—Hog-killing t ime on hand out which, success is never claimed his victim, and she
unite in testifying to the superior excellence
whose lives were nobly lived
ATTENTION !
of this medicine and to its great popularity
but the cholera lias done a at tained in any calling. The has gone to meet her dear
We have sold our mercan In the city of its manufacture.
large amount of the work. hum of the saw-mill and brother, (who preceeded her a and whose last acts and
tile businessat Blowing Rock, Ayer's Sarsaparilla
few days) in the relms of the words were entreaties to
—McKinley, the father of the souud of the hammer is blest. Rettie was beloved by come up higher. And the N.
to Messrs T. H. Coffey
PKEPABBD BT
the infamous tariff bill has to be heard all day long. all who knew her kind dispo father and mother—chris & Co., and bespeak for them DR. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
been beaten in his district in Many beautiful dwellings sition, genial nature and tians too—-of others are soon a liberal share of public pat Bold by Druggists, gl, six g5. Worth J5 a bottle.
ronage. Persons owing us
Ohio for reelection.
and neat churches are to be gentle spirit,
She was a to follow. But how is it with must come forward and set
-South Carolina elects seen in this valley, but faithful, zealous and devoted their children? Iri what are tle at once as we do not wish
Tillman, for Gov., by forty this immediate vicinity needs christian, and now her sea 0 they engaged? Oh, 'tis sad to give anybody trouble. W. J. HUNSUCKF.K BROS.
thousand majority, 011 the a sehoohouse badly. We can in the church is vacant. She to know, but they—some of J. B. Clarke or T. H. offe.y
Brick l ayers and Plasterers
see in imagination the new has a seat in glory in the them—have become tipplers; & Co., at Blowing Rock, and
democratic ticket.
H. C. Martin, at Lenoir, N.C.
academy on the hill, which
—The new Methodist min these good people will be seen "house of many mansions, yes, some of them almost are will receipt for us and make are prepared to do all work
ister, Rev. Mr. Gibson, will to have in the near future. not made with hands eternal quite- drunkards, not only settlements. Thanking our in their line on short notice.
friends for their liberal trade ALL work guaranteed and
preach in the Methodist Yes, by all means build in the Hea vens." Her many so but they have been, and in the past, we remain.
Prices reasonable. For pri
from the signs of the times
friends and the companions
church next Sunday.
Respectfully,
school-houses, and educate of her youth are left to mourn still are selling the intoxicat
ces etc., address us at ConH. C. MARTIN & co. over, N. C.
Nov. 7th, ly.
—Flat Top church hat these bright eyed boys and her seemingly u n t i m e1 y ing stuff. And it is ruining
BlowingrRoek, Sept. 23.
elected Rev. E. F. .Jones pas gi rlft of Wa tauga. They a re
death. But we bow in hum our corninunity-our young
tor, and it is reported he wil to make our men and women
READ THIS.
ble submission to the will of men. The striplings are be
move to Blowing Rock.
in the future, and each one Him that doeth all things ginning to tipple. Then what All persons indebted to BAMEIt HOUSE.
—Our town has been quitf will have to fill his or her well, to this our sad and is to be done? How is it to me, either by note 01* ac J. R. PR ITCHA RD, PROPRIETOR.
for medical services,
lively today, as the people place in clinch and Slate. Pre heart-rending bereavement, be stopped? I have been count merchandise are earn TEEMS $1.25 PER DAY.
or for
came in crowds to hear the pare them for if. We hope and we extend our deep and told, and f think reliably, estly requested to come for Si ecia arrangements by the week
or month.
official reports of the elec that the many teachers of heartfelt sympathy to her thai presentments have been ward and make prompt set
Watauga, will trv to pro dear lather, loving mother, made and I feel sure it would tlement as I am compelled ELK PARK, N. C.
tion.
mote higher education by en brothers and many friends have been an easy matter to to have my money. I have 6—26. 4 mo.
—Misses Bettie and Magcouraging the lower. Inspire in their sad bereavement and have found witnesses who waited long and patiently,
git-Coffey left this morning
your schools with enthusi great trouble, yet they mourn could not have testified oth as my friends well know, and
f<>r Staunton, Ya., where the\
now, that I am lorced to
asm and ambition. Strive to not as those who have 110 er than that they bought call 011 them, I hope they j. <i. >vlimit,
will enter the Augusta Fe
crate a hungering for know hope, for if they are faithful quarts, yes, gallons and yet will respond promptly to my
male College.
DENTIST,
edge in the rural districts, they will soon meet their these men were acquitted. request. 1 have made a
ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA.
—It is reported that J. S and our schools of high
Now the good citizens here change in my business and
Culler has rented J. W. Far- grade will soon be filled to dear Rettie where there is 110 want to know what they are must therefore close up all Offers his professional services
more sickness, pain or death
past transactions, Persons to the people of Mitchell,
thing's farm and will movt overflowing. Let every thing
and where partings are no to do. "If the authorities failing to make settlement Watauga and adjoining coun
to it. Mr. Farthing will you do 111 the school-room,
more. But oh! how hard it turn such men loose among by Oct 1st. 1890 will find ties.^"No bad mateial used
move to Linville soon.
be done in honesty and sin is to the family circie to see us" say they "what can we their accounts in the hands and all work guaranteed;
May 1 1 y.
cerity. Strive to be thor
do?" Whiskey has not only of an officer for collection,
—Rev. F. F. Jones and I. ough. Don't let the next tea her empty chair at the fire
Any person desiring can pay
been sold here by the pint their accounts due me, to T. J. F. Morphew.
E. S. Blackburn.
H . Thomas start this wee cher unravel your work and side, at the table, in the so
cial circle, in the church and and quart but by gallons.
Je er»on, N.C.
J. Coffey&Bro. whose rceipt Marion, N. C.
to attend the Baptist State do it over. Always bear in
to never more hear her sweet Again I say the striplings will be accepted by me.
MORPHEW & BLACKBURN
convention which meets in mind that you are working
voice in social converse and are beginning to tipple. But The firm of Phillips &S011.
Shelby next Wednesday.
ATTTORNEYS AT LAW.
on fine material, that will re melodious song, as we have were it not for these men now carry a first class line
tain every impression made so often heard in response to "moon shines," putting the of general merchandise which
Will practice in the courts
—We are sorry to hear of
upon it. These young Immor the sweet notes of her organ poisonous stuff into their will be sold as cheap as of Ashe, Watauga and Mitch
the death of J. M. Stafford,
telles can read you much fast when touched by her deft hands, they could be easily goods of the kind can be ell counties, also in the Fed
of Bakersville.
He was
sold, and it will be to the in
erthan you imagine. Zfecare fingers. But her empty chair; controled and bid fair to terest of the public to call eral courts of the Dist.. and
Supreme Court of the State.
brother-in-law to our towns
ful then of your example.
her still and silent organ are make useful men. Then is and examine our slock be Collection of claims solicited.
man, L. L. Greene. Mr.
I see that 1 have gotten off silent monitors to remind us there no chance but for our fore purchasing elsewhere. Aprl, 10.
Stafford died on last Friday,
of of my subject. We have that we too will soon quit mothers who so dearly love Than/iing my friends for
after an illness of about six
here in our district, a mer the walks of men and the their clrldren and have spent past favors and soliciting
weeks.
your future patronage I re
>>-:$ "l-s-ssg**
chant and a doctor, who place that knows us now will so many hours pleading with
main very truly yours.
i-lSslilis
Ui ^
ga
&
—W. W. Sherrill will be on seems to stand very highly know us no more, forever. and praying for their dear
J. B. Phillips.
in the estimation of the peo Therefore let us so live that boys and down whose cheeks
the market until spring buy
Sugar Grove, N. C. July 8.
as §5iS2|«tlr r
ing heavy cattle, weighing ple. The Dr. is ready with when death calls us home we the scalding tears have so
from 800 lbs. up. 1 hey must plaster and pills, To cure on may meet all our dear friends often trickled for their way
2 Si*-*
•? " S S g _ .
ward sons? 1 say is there no
be good, fat, smooth cattle short notice all human ills.
who have gone before.
S?I 2sialyl
chance but for them to see
for which he will pay cash. Iam much pleased with
%
Mind wardering cured. Books lparned
their children led on by such
Parties having such cattle my situation, and may write
in one reading. Testimonials from all
:
NOTICE.
you again in the future.
parts
the globe. Prospectus
FREg, sent on application to Prof.
for sale will address him at
men to degradation and
By virtue ol an execution is
A. Loisotte, 237 Fifth Ave. New York.
X. sued issued from the Sup. Court ruin? Have they not a friend
Blowing Rock.
Clerk's office of Rowan county, some where who will arise
NOTICE!
ATTENTION !
—A few days before the I am just receiving a new in favor of the First National and lend them a helping
My duties confine me closely to
Bank of Salisbury against S. N.
election, we received a notice stock of goods bought for Bingham, John Elrod and oi.h hand? Or will they be left to Carolina, and I would exchange,
from one of our esteemed cash down and will sell for ers for the sum of $£80.00, to while away their days in sor on favorable terms, $10,000 of
stricklv pay down, at prices
republican brethren of Meat to live and let live. You will gether with interest and costs, I row and see their children stock in a phosphate company
will
1 st Monday in Decem
in Florida, my
Camp township to stop his do well to call and examine ber, 011 the sell to the highest bid led on to ruin? This is no a suitable farm late residence, for
1890,
in the mountains.
paper. Now we like to be my goods consisting of boots, der for cash, at the court house imaginary evil but it is a
ALEX. Q. HOLLADAY,
Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Pat
Raleigh, N. C. ent business conducted for Moderate Fees.
accommodating and this mor shoes, dry goods, notions, door in the town of Boone, John stern reality. As long as
Our Office is Opposite U.S.Patent Office,
Elrod's interest in a tract of land
Yours truly,
and we can secure patent in less time than those
ning in particular, we are in &c.
remote from Washington.
situated in the Watauga county, such men are left to decide
T. A. CRITCHER,
Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip
an exceedingly, charitable
N. C.. lying on New
tion. We advise, if patentable or not, free of
Bamboo. N\ C. ing the lands of A. River adjoin for themselves as to whether
charge. Our fee not ane till patent is secured.
J. Critcher, they will or will not obey the
frame of mind, and knowing
Persons wishing to borA Pamphlet. "How to Obtain Patents," with
of actual
that our friend is anxious to It was once supposed that Jonathan Horton and others laws of the land. How can T ow mor| ey, who can secure namessent free. clients in your State, county, or
town,
Address,
scrofula could not be eradicated known as the Jonathan Horton
mort 8* a £ e 011 good real
hear how the election has from the system; but the marvel old farm. Now occupied by Ru we expect other than that
C. A. SNOW & CO.
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D. C.
gone in Watauga county, ous results produced by the use dy Vannoy. Levied 011 by me this our children, reckless young f 8 tate, '' an he accommodated
the 30th day of Oct., 1890 to sat men, following these leaders. 'W applying to
we take the greatest pleas of Ayer's Sarsaparilla disprove
' Spoinhour, Boone N. C.,
The reason is, this isfy the above named execution. will go on down the steepesb
IF TOUR RACK ACHES.
ure in mailing him this num this theory. the most powerful This Oct. 10, 18^)0.
worn out, really good for
of time to ruin? How can 0 r
J. Critcher, Horton N. C. Or you aro allis general debility. Try noth
medicine is
ing, it
ber.
J. L. HAYES, SHERIFF.
BKOWX ' S IRON HITTERS.
blood purifier ever discovered.
we expect other than that
It will cure you, cleanse your liver, and give
PUBLIC SAFETY
TO THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT.
Ayer's
Sarsaparilla
(
EMO
of
O J
POST
Money to loan.
a good appetite.
s s j
�:
-rV'
.
--—NEAR SIGHTED PE.OPl.6.
ed the people. In passing names to our list on last majority and also a demothe Force bill with such Monday. We want to whiS- era tic legislature which will A Broadway Optician E.vpl&las
and Remedied of Myopia.
D. B. Dougherty, Editor.
unanimity by the republicans per in your ear again and teil elect, in all probability, W. "In no other city in the world can be
R C. Rivers, Publisher
found so many people afflicted with royWhen out of order, involves every organ of
in Congress, and under the you that Watauga is a dem-i F. Vilas to the Senate,
i opia or near sigh ted n ess as right here in the body. Remedies for some other derange
protest of the democrats, ocratic county now and for- Michigan, Nebraska and New York,'' said a Broadway ojrtfcian a ment are frequently taken without the least
A DEMOCRATIC family newvs; few days since.
"More than half the effect, because it is the liver which is the real
per devoted to tlie interests of many of the republicans dem ever. Make up your mind Montana all vote democratic population of our big town sre so af source of the trouble, and until that is set
can he
County, State and Nation. Pub onstraxed to the whole coun good friend to these inevita- and Minnesota republican flicted. and the number of pfcraona who right thereany part ofno health, strength, or
comfort in
the system. Mercury,
lished every Thursday at. Boone, try that there was danger ble facts and you will be bet by a very sum!! majority .and wear spectacles or ©yvglaflaes is astonish in some form, is a common specific for u slug
ingly large, as is evinced by an exatninar
gish liver; but a far safer and more effective
Watauga County, N.C.
lion of the faces of the crowds which medicine is
ahead. The passage of the ter contented here after.
so it is iu iowa.
Burge along Broadway. The number of
McKinley tariff bill was an We want to say in this Kansas defeats every re sufferers from myopia is, I am sorry to
Ayer's P i l l s .
Thursday Nov. 13th, 18 HO outrage to the laboring men connection and with all can
increasing, and
of appetite, bilious
publican Congressman but say, annually from our schools not a few For lossindigestion, and sick troubles, consti
of these are
and col
pation,
headache, these
of the nation and of itself, dor, that there is not a re one and elects democrats and leges."
Pills are unsurpassed.
The people have decided
"For
long
I was sufferer from
"To what
preva
sufficient to kill any political publican in this county but allianeemen in the rest, and lence of thisdo you attribute the queried stomach,a liver, time kidney atroubles, expe
and
partial biinduossb''
Caesar Ileed must go, as
riencing much difficulty in digestion, with
party for all time to come. what we feel kindly toward also a democratic legislature the writer.
severe pains in tlie lumbar region and other
might have been expected.
"Near sightedncss
variety of
We think this legislation and have no ill will or prej that will defeat Ing.alls for ber of causes, chief arises from a num parts of tlie body. Having tried a with only
among which are
remedies, including warm baths,
We need no masters in this
reading in the dusk a( the evening, or
temporary relief, about three months ago I
alone has done the work for udice against.
H'e have the Senate, and old Indiana
country.
began tlie use of Ayer's Pills, and my health
trying to read by
the republican party, and we always held that the majori has again shaken off the fatiguing the eyes in iEamination; read is so much improved that I gladly testify to
aid of a bad artificial
the superior merits of this medicine." —
ing
a lying position, or with the
Jorge Pereira, Porto,
Three months more of one predict that it will be a long ty of republicans are honest shackles of republicanism headwhile in too far forward; the perusing Manoelthe cure of headache, Portugal.
tlirust
"For
Ayer's Cathar
man power in the House of time before there will be a good citizens and as such we and goes democratic by 17.- of blurred or slovenly printed books, or tic Pills are tlie most effective medicine I
matter printed in a very small type. AJ1
ever used."—R. lv. James, Dorchester, Mass.
Representatives; after that, Radical Congress elected, if respect them; but we believe 000 votes. What a Water these and many other things conduce to
"When I feel the need of a cathartic, I take
honestly that they are wrong loo it is! We have not space gradual decrease in the power of vOdcp, Ayer's Pills, and find them to be more effec
under democratic rule, the ever again.
tive than any other pill I ever took."—Mrs.
and if too
in
finally
politically.
to tell it all as it comes to end in the greatly persisted of will sight! B."C. Grubb, Burwellville, Va. an invalua
body will resume its delibera
total destruction
the
The Democratic Party.
I have found in Ayer's Pills,
We promise the people of us in the National newspap "The principal cause of the prevalence ble remedy for constipation, biliousness, and
tive and constitutional legis
of short sightednf.es (among our business
kindred disorders, peculiar to miasmatic
least), is
pernicious
lative functions.
When we look back upon Watauga that we will make ers, but we have told enough9 men at indulged the of reading habit so localities. Taken in small and frequent
doses, these Pills
largely
in
newspa
the DEMOCRAT as good a And what of the South
the history of the grand old
pers while ruling in the surface cars or
And so "Granny" Blair is
Act Well
The jolting or
Democratic party we cannot newspaper as it is possible She has stood to her colors omnibuses. car or 'bus causesswaying mo on the liver, restoring its natural powers, and
tion
an
not to have another term in
for us to make it, and we will manfully. We have cairn ness of the which nuikaa the unsteadi aiding it in throwing off malarial poisons."
of hand,
type
help but feel proud that we
— C. F. Alston, Quitman, Texas.
1
the United States Senate.
pear
and uncertain. The
"Whenever am
have always been one of its take pleasure for the next the Old North Staff-' be near easy blurred of the cars on tlie steadier, tion, or suffer Ifrom troubled witli constipa
motion
elevated
loss of appetite, Ayer's
This is good news to sensible
humble members. The old few weeks, to report the ly 50,000, and Zeb Vance road3 has done much toward the {•reser Pills set me right again."—A. J. Riser, Jr.,
Rock House, Va.
people, but is rather rough
vation of the eyesight of
who
constitutional party stands many great majorities of the "the last of the Romans" that they must read whilethoseroute find
" In 1858, by the advice of a friend, I began
en
on cranks and isms, whose
democrats in nearly all the vviil be returned to the U. S. who patronize tlie aerial modeand the use of Ayer's Pills as a remedy for bil
of
out boldly today in praise
iousness, constipation, high fevers, and
transit."
special representation Mr.
colds. They served me better than anything
and admiration of the whole states of the Union and then Senate covered with glory, "When docs one become conscious of 1 had previously tried, and I have used them
Blair has been.
we will turn our attention to to renew his strength to failing visual power?" was asked.
in attacks of that sort ever since." — H. W.
world. Every fair minded
Hersh, Judsonia, Ark.
"One first begins to discover that he Is
man hails the present great the interest of the farmer, make another fight for the losing his keenness of vision when tlie
Little Billy Mason may
along
victory as a blessing to the mechanic, railroads and gen rights of the poor and toil signs are not the streets and distant ob
's
jects
easily discernible without a
find employment as a lobby human race. Once more the eral interests, in which old ing millions.
We of the conscious effort, accompanied by a pain
istfor the Chicago meat pack
the pupil.
grand old party has loosen Watauga will soon take an South should be profoundly ful straining and extension ofhis eyesight DR. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
When one is
ers trust, for which he fought ed- the fetters from the people active part, and we desire thankful to the people of the is failing himconvinced t'hat delay a mo Bold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
he should not
so valiantly at the last ses by voting down the most the co-operation of all the North for this great uprising ment before consulting an oculist."
"Is not
sion of Congress, now that corrupt and dangerous polit citizens in the grand improve in the defence of. our very hereditary ?"near sightedness sometimes
"I believe hereditary influence to be
his constituents have kicked ical party that ever had con ments now promising us.
existence. The party of high
of great effect in causing short eight. 1
him out of Congress.
taxes, of bayonets at the have known large families, whose mem
trol of the American freeman.
THE GREAT CYCLONE.
—DEALERS IN,—
youngest
polls, and of hate, has been bers, from the with weak to the oldest,
This dangerous, autocrat,
were afflicted
eyes or a too
Cannon will not disgrace
overturned by the sovereign short range of vision. The eight can be
Merchandise,
himself and the House of and nnconstitional party Sin oe the foundation of will of the people. And God preserved and prevented from growing General
poorer only by the use of proper glasses
has been regulated to the this government, such a
Representatives by valgarity
reigns in his holy temple the at the proper time. A dangerous mis
We have now, on hand a
take, too often made, is that of wearing
after the 4th of next March. rear, never to be trusted with mighty change in the stren hearts of freemen.
glasses which are either too weak or, complete line of
power in National affairs gth of political parties has
His constituents have repu
what is worse, too strong forth© require
Tlie
diated him, just as all sensi again. It is utterly destroy never been known. Political found cembiuation of ingredients ment of the eye."optician remarked that: i
in Ayer's Pills renders Continuing the
U J_T'i JLik! »«Li
history does not record such
2RCFANble people thought they ed. Hereafter it will only
them tonic, and curative as well "Presbyopia or so called 'far sighted- I
live as a local party—very a tidal wave of reform, such as cathartic. For this reason ness' supervenes earlier with those whe j
would.
DISE.
at work
with olhei
few of the states retaining its an upheavel and convulsion they are the best medicine for are constantlyas soon asthandoes convex
persons, and
it
people
It is highly creditable to policy. The democratic par of political forces as is evi restoreof costive habit, as thev glasses should be at once resorted to,
CONSISTING OF,
the natural habit of the without which the muscle of accommo
the intelligence of their con- ty has out-lived all opposi denced by the result of the bowels, without debilitating.
dation would be fatigued to no purpose.
At first they should be used for working [Dry Goods,]
stituences that every repub tion—has broken in pieces election on the 4th inst. it
in the evening, after the fatigue of the
PROGRAMME.
[Notions,]
lican member of the House every power great or small, is almost a clean sweep for
day, but a long sighted person should
only use spectacles for looking at near
that has been hurled against the party of the people. The
[Groceries,]
who engaged in the disgrace
objects, not at far ones."
it. It stands today the great democrats have elected a The Three Forks Union will Speaking of spectacles and eyeglasses,
[fell t >es.]
ful practice of using bad and
meet with the Flat Top che optician further remarked that but
ung-entlemanly language in champion of the l ights of the majority of one hundred and
[Hats,]
church, on Friday, before the Cow lenses were made in the United
public at the last session of people. It will always live fifty to the next House of fifth Sunday in Nov. 1890. States, and those only of the poorest
[Hardware,]
quality. Said he: "The best lenses are
Congress has been defeated. as long as .true government Representatives, and it is a The introductory sermon imported in a rough state from Franco,
[Tinware,]
lives. Its principles of gov source of unaloyed pleasure
and cut and polished after airivol in this
[Glassware,]
preached by J. F. Davis at country. Glasses are numbered from five
The Democratic quarry men ernment were firmly estab that McKinley, the author of
to
below No.
11 o'clock a. m. Organiza by fifty; thoseundergoing 5 are worn only
[Crockery,]
persons
treatment for
have been very industrious lished, by the immortal fat-h the most oppressive tax bill tion at 1 o'clock p. rn.
cataract or other ocular diseases.
As
that ever was enacted, has
[Medicines,]
of late. Here are some of the ers of the Republic.
tigmatism is one of these. Astigmatism
been relegated to private First question. Was the ts an abnormal development of sight of which we are offering- at
new stones turned out for
kingdom of Christ organized liower in one of the eye3, with a corres
ponding weakness of vision in the other
the National democratic pyr We are sorry and surprised life. Likewise, Mr. Cannon,
before the church of Christ? It is often mistaken for myopia, and en
amid which is to be erected to learn that many of our the chairman of the commit
Discussion opened by J. J. L. treated by ignorant men who pes© a«
ophthalmologists, or, more properly
two years hence: Kansas, Republican friends have tak tee on appropriations, and
en offense at the DEMOCRAT'S Mr. Rowel, the chairman of Sherwood and Isaac McGin- speaking, not oculists at all.
Montana, Michigan, Wiaeon"In conclusion I will only say tliat a
nis.
We
We also take in exchange
man can part with a leg, arm or other
s i n, Pennsylvania, N e w rooster of last week and say the committee on elections,
2. Is our faith in the pow member of his body and eventually be for goods,
have both gone "where the
Hampshire and Massachu it is an insult to them.
come accustomed to his loss, and may, if
Now republican friends, you woodbine twineth."
But er of God's word as strongly he be of a philosophical turn of mind,
setts.
Wheat,
to
much nectar from
have forgotten two years why do we give names—they in our work as it should be? managebutsuck loss of sight unfits a life's
Corn,
flower,
the
man
The republican methods of ago when the Hon. Thomas are nearly all beaten that Opened by J. F. Davis and alike for pleasure and for duty, and re ;
Rye,
moves forever the one thing needful to
Oats,
Bingham was editor and pro were most influential in the J. H. Farthing.
forcing Congressional legis
the most complete and fullest enjoyment
Chicken
lation through without giv prietoi of the Enterprise that present Congress. Lodge, 3. Do we not do more for of his existence. If there is one tiling
Fyo-a
another which would strive
State missions comparative more than on the minds of I young people
ing the minority a chance to he displaced his rooster at the author of the Force bill
to impress
& etc,
it is the
even express its opinions has at the mast-head with severe is elected but his majority is ly, than we do for foreign eyes.' " advice, 'Take care of your
SO ; 1YF US A CALL.
remarks -against the demo reduced some four thousand. missions? Opened by A. C.
been emphatically condemn
A Wedding In Guatemala.
Farthing and Jacob Younce.
ed by a large majority of the crats. We took no offense North Carolina elects one
Even among the Indians the govern
voters of this country. It re at it for we recognized the republican member of Con 4. An explanation of Sec ment has made a eivil marriage neces
sary, and by law this must be performed
May tlie 15th. 1890.
mains to be seen what effect fact that such was political gress—Cheatham the colored ond Peter, 1st chapter and before the priest can perform the relig
10th verse. F. F. Jones and ious ceremony. After both forms have
this deserved rebuke will and not personal. We think brother in the 2nd Dijtrict.
Dr. J. H. McLean's Strengthe
been complied with the guests repair to
have upon the republicans the republicans ought to be Pennsy1 vani a h a s fallen in A. Iloten.
the bride's home, each bringing a basket Corda.il and Blood Purifier, by i
to carry
a share of
during the short while re as charitable as the demo to the democratic column 5. Are we as diligent in supper. home bridegroom the wedding vitalizing properties will brigl
The
supplies
attending to the wants of whisky, and a villainous compound itthe en pale cheeks, and transform
is.
maining of the Fifty-first crats. "Turn about is fair and elects a democratic Gov
pole, haggard, dispirited worm
Congress. It will probably play." One influential repub ernor by fifteen thousand poor, the widows, and or Connoisseurs say it coiitains more ' 'head" into one of sparkling health ai
than any alcoholic drink in existence.
phans as we should be? Open Tha hride is dressed in bright colors, the beauty. $1.00 per bottle.
make them worse, for they lican has gone so far as to majority.
ed by J. J. T. Reece and John finery of her entire family being loaned
will realize that it is probab declare he intends to break Massachusetts elects a
to her for the day for her adornment.
Over her head, as a marring1® veil, she
ly the last time their party down the DEMOCRAT . Now democratic Governor by sev McBride.
wears a white coarse
6. An exegesis of John, 3 large table is sot, andtmaftlifi Loitcho. Y
will ever control the House friend, this would be very eral thousand votes.
the piaW-s are filled
with sweet things
con
or Representatives, and they uncharitable. Don't, please Illinois, that great repub chapter and 5 verse. Open sidered appropriateand other eatablesfeast;
for a wedding
ed by I. W. Thomas and Asa this expense is borne by the bride's fam
will wish to make the most don't. Friend, hold your lican State, elects the demo
ily.
After congratulating the happy
of itbyenaetiug vicious laws. ear close and let us whisper cratic State ticket by from Brown.
pair the guests assemble around the table
these words: The Watauga 11,000 to 36,000 and also 7. An exegesis of First and drink whisky "straight," but by
We have reports from the DEMOCRAT is a weekly news elects a democratic legisla Peter. 3 chapter and 19 custom they are not permitted to eat a
, THE •• ••
mouthful, though toothpicks are supplied,
flNESf
election from all parts of paper, published every Thurs ture which will elect a demo verse. J. C. Johson and and they txmtent thernsslvee by picking
I WOODWORK qg)(gi ATfAeUMEtlfj (
their teeth between drinks. The debauch
David Green.
United States, and there has day in Boone, and is intens- cratic U. S. Senator.
continues until there is no more whisky,
^> C0.
We confidently hope that when each family empties Its plates of CH!£*y ILi.. 28 UNION SQUARE,NY, CA1-. d>_' !-C3
LRNTfl.
never been, in the history of ly democratic, as you no New Ham phi re, the old
food into
basket
on
our country, such a revolu doubt have found out. The Granite State, elects a demo not only the brothers assign arriving at its own but the to be eaten re ST.LOUIS.MQ. |,hfihAflTg|3SSry3 OALLA5.TEX.
home,
plates are
W. L. Bryan,
tion in politics as was dem editor and publisher own the cratic Governor, and legisla ed to the above questions, placed on the table, and the bride's
mother carefully
N . C.
onstrated at the last election. stock, and the DEMOCRAT is ture that will elect a demo but that brethren generally allows any guests counts them before aha B o o n e ,
to depart.—Guatemala
will attend and take part in Cor. New York Tirnea.
The people looked upon the here to stay and will grow cratic U. S. Senator.
the discussions.
F. J. McMillion and Son of thi
Tliey Get Poorer.
present political situation as larger and larger. The un- New York elects a demo
Mouth of Wilson Va., are Manu
CALVIN FARTHING
I know of soma
««<
perilous and frought with terified democrats and many cratic legislature which will
AND
>torn twenty yeitm itgo to faiiowa whowset A * , factures of all kinds of woolei
c<
fool wrfecl
ea
goods, which they will send t(
D. C. HARMAN.
j
good poojnkw »avl a aoft yob tod bi£
dangers to the liberties of of the fair minded repu la- elect a democra tic Senator in
your door in exehanee for wool
uud I i*3fcHw«4t*4af £r* pooaw eadl
our country. The unconsti licans continue to take! place of Mr. Evarts.
LADIES
They also keen a full line of thei I
—Owl Ehwckr.
Needing atonic, or children who want build
ing up, should take
goods on hand at Southerlainh
tutional methods of Speaker it. We added three new re-1 Wisconsin elects a demoBROWN'S IRON BITTERS,
Ashe Co., N. C. Thev
tin
rt is
cures Malaria, Indi
Reed a,nd hisfollowersalarm- publican and ten democratic! cratic Governor by a good gestion,pleasant to take, Liver Complaints.
Biliousness and
highest price for vM
The Watauga Democrat,
The Liver
Ayer Pills,
PREPARED BY
A
�The Mythology of India.
In T«dia the great serpent Ahi (whence
our word "adder"), and the dragon
Vritra, who caused drought and physical
evils, being therefore mere demons, were
succeeded by the demi-devil, ltavana. He
Is described in the Ryrnayana as having
ten heads, twenty amis, copper colored
eyes, and bright teeth like the young
moon. Ho was a breaker of all laws, es
pecially a ravisher. Like Satan, he is of
Celestial origin, and even in his lapse so
potent, by reason of former sanctity,
that he made each of the gods perform
some menial office for him. He bore on
his great form the scars of India's thun
derbolt and Vishnu's discus, but reigned
on still until Vishnu became incarnate as
Rama, by whom the royal devil was
slain.
The Singhalese demons (Rakshasas), over whom Ravana reigned, re
mained. and are still dreaded (under
name of Bhuts in India), but they had to
wait for a long time for another chief.
This was Mara, originally the Hindoo Cu
pid, who, when Buddha preached the
evil of existence, naturally (as the god of
reproduction) became the adversary.
Buddha believed in no deity or devil;
the universe he declared without begin
ning, destined to be without end; it was
entirely bad, and the only salvation of
man was to escape not merely from the
earth, but from existence altogether.
On this purely negative foundation Budd
hism has built up a system in which the
Hindoo deities survive as angels, help
ful or mischievous, Mara being its Satan
and Buddha its Christ. Nirvana, how
ever, still retains for a large proportion
of Buddhists its original significance—a
realm of unconsciousness—conscious im
mortality being for the bad, who will be
punished by automatic torturers forjned
fora their own evil desires. The Budd
hist solution of the problem of evil is
purely pessimistic. Nature is essentially
bad; any appearance of good in it is an
illusion which, if pursued, leads from
bad to worse.—Moucure D. Conway in
The Cosmopolitan.
Mechanism of tlio Heart.
In the human subject the average
rapidity of the cardiac pulsation of an
adult male is about seventy beats pei
minute. These beats are more frequent
as a rule in young children and in women,
and there are variations within certain
limits in peculiar persons owing to pecu
liarities of organization. It would not
necessarily be an abnormal sign to find
in some particular individuals the habit
ual frequency of the heart's action from
sixty to sixty-five or from seventy-five
to eighty per minute. As a rule, the
heart's action is slower and more power
ful in fully developed and muscular or
ganizations, and more rapid and feeblei
in those of slighter form. In animals,
the range is from twenty-five tx> fortyfive in the cold blooded and fifty upward
in the warm blooded animals, except iD
the case of a horse, which has a very
slow heart beat, only forty strokes a min
ute. The pulsations of men and all ani
mals differ with the sea level also. The
work of a healthy human heart has been
shown to equal the feat of raising fiv«
tons four hundredweight one foot pei
hour, or 125 tons in twenty-four hours.
The excess of this work under alcohol in
varying quantities is often very great.
A curious calculation has been made
by Dr. Richardson, giving the work oi
the heart in mileage. Presuming thai
the blood was thrown out of the heart at
each pulsation in the proportion of 69
strokes per minute, and at the assumed
force of 9 feet, the mileage of the blood
through the body might be taken at 207
yards per minute, 7 miles per hour, lCf
miles per day, 01,820 miles per year, o;
5,150,880 miles in a lifetime of 84 years,
The number of beats of the heart in the
same long life would reach the grand
total of 2,809,776,000.—Medical World.
Caterers and Bon Vlvanta.
The late Sam Ward, one of the most
eelebrated bon vivants and epicures, la
said to have originated several novel
forms of cooking different meats and
vegetables which lie kept a profound
eecret to his death. The most noted
ehefs of the present day, both in Europe
and America, are as indefatigable ic
their experiments as are scientists. As s
result nearly every one of them makes a
discovery of some kind in the culinary
line which he is wont to guard against
publicity as sedulously as does the detec
tive his initial clews in an important
criminal investigation.
In a general way cooking among the
aristocratic and wealthy has undergone
many manifest changes during the last
two centuries. Our most popular cater
ers would be likely to stand amazed il
they could be for a brief hour translated
into the Sixteenth century to witness one
ef the swell banquets of that period.
Then princely tables were arranged with
an eye single to splendor.
Notwith
standing this they used to have delicious
things to eat. Moreover, their table
manners of that age must have been
superior to ours in many respects, for
one was required to possess a sort of in
tuitive knowledge of the many dishes
prepared simply for show's sake—to be
seen, not eaten.—New York Press.
A Colored Prisoner In Florida.
The average negro sees no terror in the
jail. It affords him a great deal of fun,
unless it be in watermelon time. It is to
him what going to the sea 6liore is to the
Caucasian, a relief from toil, and a season
of rest most thoroughly enjoyed. When
Sambo emerges from this forced, but m
less agreeable, sequestration of the jail,
he liecomes an object of interest to his
friends of the house of Ham.
"When did yo' get out, Bill?" said one
of them to a fellow who had just with
drawn from a ten days' engagement with
the city.
"'Bout half an hour ago."
"What sorter time like d'ye have?"
"Fust rate; plenty to eat, nice room t<
Bleep in—no one there to bother me, so 1
slep' nigh all er time. Had a white max
to wait on me, too. Yes, sir, had a ilrsl
class wtiite man ter bring me water, an'
kerry out my slops; 'm gwine in agaia
pretty soon."
He seemed especially ploud of the faei
that he had a white man to wait on him,
and this fact greatly amused his hearers
—Hamilton Jay in Detroit Free Press.
A new definition of America is givsi
by M. Renan. It is; "America is i
wonderful country, an immense ©alditx
©pen to all races.''
(
New Orleans is in the mid
st of a panic caused by the
assassination of Chief of Po
lice. Hennessey. It is under
stood that lie was killed in
obedience to the mandates of
the Mafia, a secret Itallian
association, that has killed
hundreds of the Itallian citi
zens of New Orleans. Chief
Hennesey is the first Americon victim of the order,
though there are very few Italian merchants in the city
who have not been terorized
and blackmailed by this se
cret band of cutthroats. De
tectives have so far been una
ble to obtain any evidence against the members of the
Mafia, but now that they
are strikng at the very heart
of the city government, and
threeteng the life of the May
or himself, nothing will be
left undone to bring them to
justice.
THE JOLLY MAN.
C. D. TAYLOR .
Valle Gruels N t\
I am now ready to show you
A Qiiaker^Printer's Proverbs.
E.F. LOVILL
ATTOHNEY AT T AW,
ATTORNEY AT LA ,V.
July4th891y. Boone, N. C.
a nice selected stock of standard
prints, Indigo Blue, Simpson's
Blacks, Dress ginghams. Biswic
suiting, Challies cashmeres, and
brocaded goods with the best lot
of 10 cts worsteds on the market.
Ladies' white dresc goods, cross
bar Hamburg, Oriental lace, rib
bons, gloves, ladies' and misses'
hoes, corsets and corset jeans,
Damask table cloths, lace scim
and creton goods, silk thread,
button hole twist. Jeans cloth
Boone N. C.
July 4th, '89—1 y
W. B. COUNCILL, M. D.
DR. L. C. REEVES.
Boone, N. C.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Resident Physician. Office
Office at Residence.
on King Street north of Post
Office.
Boone, N. C.
June 12 88. ly.
July 4. 89.
MEAT CAMPHIGH SCHOOL-
from 12% to 75 cts per yard,
Hats and shoes
HARDWARE.
o
0
©2TJAC0B. WIRE, A. B., PRINCIPAL,
Opens June 9th, 1890. The course THOROUGH, with
special advantages to those wishing to prepare for teach
ing Greek, Latin, German, Higher Mathematics, Natural
Sciences, Penmanshiv, Short-hand etc., and arrangements
will be made for those desiring music. 8®"Tuition from .75
in the greatest abundance, such
as hoes, plows, clevises, grass
rods, heel bolts, horse shoes and
nails. Table cutlery, hinges,ham
mers, files, rim* knot ocks, butts
and screws. Coffin goods, silverto $2 per mo- For particulars addresss the principal at Solo, N. C
mounted handles, screws hinges
and ornaments. A very fine lot of
QUEENS-WARE.
When you come to Elk
Gold band china, teas and plates,
bowles and pitchers, glass-ware, Park get started off Just
lamps etc. GROCERIES. Extra Right, by going straight to
MONEY-
NOW IS THE TIME TO
SUBSCRIBE mi
C sugar 12 lbs for $1. Gol
den drip syrup, rice and spices.
Oils, tanner's and engine; tur
Long life to the jolly man. pentine. Just received 500
Wherever he goes there flits
a breeze or sparkles a sun
beam, or, behold! the refresh
ment of a shower that turns
the withered commonplace of
life as green as an April mea
dow. I have no patience
with that etiquette that for
bids hearty laughter. As well
reprove a lark for singing
when the sun is rising I have
no patience either, with the
crackle of thorny laughter
under the bubbling pot of
meaningless mirth; but down
right, contageous hilarity,
with its quick peal of laugh
ter-bells—give us plenty of
that to keep our hearts in
tuneful harmony.
Did you ever hear of a vil
lain who was full of the ap
preciation of humor, or quick
ly moved to laughter?. Bad
men may show their teeth,
like Barker, or contort their
faces into meaningless smiles,
but their merriment is as dif
ferent from the jocunt laugh
ter of good men, as the! call
of a night bird differs from
a bobolink's sunlit spray of
m orn i n g melody.—C hicago
Herald.
W. B. COUNTPILL, J R.
Jones & Vances
THE
gallons stone-ware, crocks,
churns, jars jugs etc. Give General store and buy every
me a call. Resp. A D. TAYLOR. thing vou need from them.
A COMPLETE NEWSPA They have got the bigest
PER!
stock in town, and always
The Prideofthe North Caroli
sell a little lower than
na Press."
Do you want to aid in buildingthe lowest.
up a paper that shall reflect the
greatest credit on North a ioiina, no matter where it may be
They have just received'Jan
seen ? Then patronize
elegent line of
The Wilmington Messenger,
ONE
DOLLAR
PER
YEAR
IN
ADVANCE,
R. A. SPAINHOUR,
MORAVIAN FALLS,
N. C-
A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER
Do you want a reliable paper
CLOTHING
giving you all the news of the
Oworld—a Democratic newspaper
that equals the best—has the Embracing all the choice
Has recently enlarged his storehouse and stock of goods.
largest circulation, and has for
styles in makes and fabrics, His store house is now 60 feet long and thoroughly * filled
twenty-one years been i part
and factorin thegrowth and dev- which will go DIRT CHEAP
with new goods, which he proposes to sell at PRICES
velopment of the Old
North
State? Then subscrbe for
Come and see our fiine line of
that will Surprise you.
Gents, Ladies, Misses and
Campaign Partes: •
Childrens fine
The "Daily Messenger," by
mail, 4 months on trial, for muslins, laces, ribbons etc.
Highest market price paid tor all kinds country product
|2.00
ROOTS AND HERBS A SPECIALT Y.
The weekly "Transcript Mes
Write him for a list of Roots, Herbs, and prices.
senger," (the largest and
SHOES! SHOES! I
4. 24.
best paper in the State) 9
months on trial for $1.00
Cash in advance. Both We defy competition on
papers are large Eight-Page quality, prices and styles.
GRAND OPENING! NEW GOODS!
sheets. Send Postal Card
with the address of five per They have a complete line
-osons and receive sample cop
of Henrietta cloth, cashmeres
ies of THE MESSENGER.
ginghams, prints, lawns,
Oct. 1st, 1888. tf.
THE WILMINGTON MESSENGER
TAKE THE
Never send articles for pub
lication without thy name;
for thy name often secures
publication of worthless ar
ticles.
Thou shonldst never read
the copy on the printer's case
of sharp and hooked contain
er thereof; or he may knock
thee down.
Never inquire of the editor
for news for behold it is his
business to give it to thee at
the appointed time without
asking for it.
It is not right that thou
shouldst ask him who is the
author of an article, for it is
his duty to keep such things
to himself.
When thou dost enter his
office take heed unto thyself
that thou dost not look at
what concerns thee not, for
that is not meet in the sight
of good breeding.
Neither examine thou the
proof sheet for it is not ready
to meet thine eyes that thou
shouldst undertand.
Prefer thine own paper to
any other, and if thou hast
not already done so, sub
scribe for it immediately; pay
for it m advance and it shal!
be well with thee and thine.—
Ex.
Chicago and Alton R. R.
Freq uently accidentsoccur in the
houshold which cause burns, cuts
sprains and bruises, for use in all
cases. Dr. .R. H, McLean's Volcanic
Oil Liniment has for many years
been the constant favorite fami
ly remedy.
which will be sold for Cash or
country produce at prices
never before heard of- Give
him a call.
apr 20 ly.
GOING
West and Northwest.
Their stock of Groceries is
full to overflowing and of the
very best quality, consitingof
Flour,
Bacon,
Lard,
Coffee,
Sugar,
Rice,
Teas,
Cigars,
Emigrants going to any of the
Western States or Territories
will save time and money going
via. Chicago and Alton route,
t is the quickest route to
KANSAS CITY, DENVER,
Cigarette,
PUEBLO,
And all points in Idaho, Wash Cheroots etc.
ington, Oregon, Utah
a nd California.
Groceries, Hardware, QueensFinest and Best Equipped ware, Glassware & etc. Cutlery,
Road in the West.
both pocket and table, Scythes
Only line running Solid Vesti- And snaths, butts and screws,
buled trains betweeu St. Louis
cross-cut and hand saws, all o
and Kansas City.
which will be spld
Reclining Chair cars and Tour
ist Sleepers free of extra charge.
I will meet parties at any rail
road station with through tickets
Remarkably Low.
and baggage checks.
For full information, maps and
descriptive pamphlets of the
West write to or call on
You are cordially invited
B. A. NEWLAND,
Traveling Passenger Agfc.. to examine our immense
19 Patton Ave., Asheville, N. C. stock of goods, we feel sure
J. CHARLTON, G. P. A
we can suit you in prices,
Chicago, 111.
ROCK BOTTOM STRUCK
—AND—
KNOCKED OUT!
J. P. HENSON, DARK RIDGE,
I t is gratifying to us to announce to our
numerous
customers that, we have now, and still arriving the largi
stock of goods ever brougt to Watauga. We have reee
ly bought in Philadelphia and Knoxville $6000.00 wo
of NEW GOODS.
Our stock consists of all varieties
g o o d s kept in a first class store.
We have a nice line
ready made CLOTHING that we are offering Low down.
SHOES!
OVER-SHOES!
V cry Respectfully
E. H.DOUGHERTY & BRO-
&
i*. ANGEL,
DEALERS
SEWING
Shuttles, Bobbins, Drivers,
Oils etc., all of which can be
sent by mail.
I have a good line of fishing
Tackles, Trout Flies, Hooks,
Lines etc,
Seins a specialty,
will send them out by mail.
S.
P. ANGEL,
.5-29.
IN
MACHINES
needles and parts,such as ,
Jones & Vance,
BOOTS!
Ladies dress goods in all qualities, colors and prices.
Gents furnishing goods! Collars, cuffs, Neck ware, shirt
socks and anything yon want, in the latest styles. IIATr
to suit men, women and children. Hardware, crockery,
farming utinsels, &c. in great quantities. Our goods were
bought at a bargain and we propose to give our customers
the benefit of them. Come and see our fine stock and you
will be sure to buv. Extra inducements will be offered for
the next 60 days for CASH . We take all kinds of produce
and live stock a specialty. Thanking our friends for past
patronage, we hope to merit it in the future by honest
dealings and good bargains, we are,
^
If you think of buying a
styles etc.
SEWING MACHINE,
Prompt attention giv
and want to save CASH, write me
en to all Mail Orders.
for ] .rices. I carry a full line of
Yours Respc't.
N. C.,
is just receiving a large stock May the 1st, 18-90.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
E. H. DOUGHERTY &BRQ.
HAST,
H. 6.
KNOXVILLE,
TENN
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rrY, N. C., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER, 20, 1890.
JEANNIE'S BONNIE DREAM.
which credit, because of his persis
ALLEN'S POCKET PIECE.
GOVEl
Ihs of its tency in behalf of a postal
aders, are urg- telegraph system, to which A Vision of Heaven That Confronted a In the pocket-book of the ISSUES HIS THl
Dying- Child.
LAMl
Hon. Stephen Allen, who was
insist upon the Mr. Gould is opposed, may
passage by the prove to be true.
They sat together on the drowned from on board the "Since the independence Of
the bill. Mr. Har- It is not often that the warm sparkling sand, the H. Clay, was found a printed the American coloni
se
very badly frighten- leaders of a political party mother and child. The tiny slip, appearently cut from a cured there has been
he tornado of popular have to complain because golden head nestled against news-paper, of which the fol od of our history a
pprobation that struck they are given too much by the protecting breast; the lowing is a copy. It is wor in which Divine Pijovidenc
lis administration and par the voters of the country, wan face was lit b3 7 the eve thy to be engraved on every has blessed us withjmore
ty on election day, and would but that's about the condi ning sun; the eyes were clos young man's heart.
bundant returns for labor
RESORT
most willingly take Mr. tion of the democratic lead ed, and a smile parted the Make few promises.
indicated more clearly
Blaine's advice, but for the ers. They fully appreciate bloodless lips. The maiden Always speak the truth.
purpose to preserve our
Situated in the Mountains oi fact that he had committed the emphatic endorsement of slept.
Neve^ speak evil of any one and political liberties.
himself in favor of the Force the principles of the party The mother watched be Keep good company, or Now. therefore, that public
i ^
given by the people, but they side her sleeping child, and none.
acknowledgement of our grat
W ESTERN NORTH CARO bill last summer.
Senator Blackburn has would have anticipated far she—scarce more than a Live up to your engage itude to Almighty God for
made public a scene which less trouble had their major child herself—murmured a ments.
LINA,
His great goodness to us as
took place in a Senate com ity been about a hundred mother's prayer, 'Lord Je Be just before you are gen a State and people may be
mittee room last summer less in the next House—it is sus, save my little girl.' A- erous.
made, I, Daniel G. Fowle,
A region NOTED for health
where he was the only demo now so large that it actually gain and again she repeated Never play at any game of Governor of North Carolina,
fulness and beauy of Scenery. crat present, and where Mr. causes anxiety.
do hereby appoint Thursday
it, 'Save my little girl.' That chance.
Blaine stated in the plain The feehng that the short was all.
Drink no kinds of intoxica the 27th day of November,
*N ELEVATION OE 3,800 FEET
est language that if the Mc- session of Congress will, in O, God! why are the poor ting liquors.
1890, as a day of public
Yith Cool, Invigorating Kinley bill, which was then its anxiety to pass political born to be so unhappy?
Good character is above all thanksgiving and praise, and
before the Senate committee, legislation, neglect to pass Softly she drew the thread things else. —Climate.—
I earnestly recommend that
was passed it would ruin the all of the regular appropria bare tarlton shawl around Keep your own secrets, if the people of the State assem
republican party and pre tion bills, and thus make an
you have any.
ble on that day, at their usu
t is being laid out with taste vent its electing the Presi extra session of the Fifty- the tender frame. Gentle as
Never borrow, if you can al places of worship, and re
was the motion it roused the
dent in 1892. He became so second Congress, in the sleeper. The great blue eyes possibly help it.
and skill, with well gra
turn thanks for the great
excited during his denuncia spring, necessary to provide opened.
Do not marry until you prosperity which has been
ded roads and
tion of the measure that he for the needs of the Govern 'Did I wake ye, Jeannie?' are able to support a wife.
vouchsafed to us and for the
EXTENSIVE
smashed a new silk hat which ment, has precipitated the "No, no, mither, ye dinna, Keep yourself innocent, if immeasurable blessingswhich
was lying before him on a cam paign for the speakership wake me, I woke my anesel. I you would be happy.
we enjoy. And that every
FOREST PARKS.
table. Mr. Blaine has not and the other officers of the
had a bonnie dream, mither.' When you speak to a per heart may be gladdened, let
changed his mind.
next House.
us remember the widow and
'Ay, dearie, what was it? son. look him in the face.
desirable place for fine residen
It will be many a. day be Far better than the harsh The mother looked down Make no haste to be rich, the orphan, the disabled sol
fore the democrats get treatment of medicines which anxiously.
ces and
if .you would prosper.
dier; the poor and the afflict
through enthusing over the horribly gripe the patient and 'Afore I went to sleep, I was Ever live (misfortunes ex- ed whom He hath made de
destroy the coating of the stom
-HEAL1HFUL IiOMES- recent election. Every train ach. Dr. J. li. McLean's chills watchin'the ships wi' their cepte) within your income. pendent upon our care, and
brings in prominent demo and Fever cure by mild yet effec white sails Hittin' owre the Save when you are young, contribute liberally of our
\ Good opportunity for prof crats, arid* every arrival tive action will cure. Sold at 50 water, an' I wondered whar to spend when you are old. means to the institutions
means a fresh jubilee. The cents a bottle
itable investments.
they were a' gaun. Hooked, Avoid temptation, through which have been organized in
Ages of Man and Wife.
local democrats fired a sa
BSsTFor illustrated pamphlet
an' looked, an' looked, an' fear you may not withstand our midst for their maintainlute of 52 guns Friday night,
ance.
then I thought I was in a wee it.
add less
a 1 though Col. Ernst i n eha rge It is always better for a
Never run into debt unless
boatie, wi' white sails, too,
Let us Shake Hands AH Ronnd.
of public buildings and man to be several years the
mither. They said it was you see a way to get out aLINVILLE IMPROVEMENT Co.,
grounds, did his best to pre senoir of his wife. And I'll
gain.
LINVILLE, MITCHELL CO. vent it by refusing to give tell you why. The average gaun to heav'n. The sky was Small and steady gains These political campaigns
N. C. them a permit to fire them in girl who marries—God bless black owre myheid,an'great give competency, with a tran all over the country are very
waves tossed my boatie to
jolly affairs. The.y are al
the same place that the re her—stays at home, and
5—29—6 mo.
an' fro. But far away the qui! mind.
publicans were granted a makes a home a blissful abid sun was gl in tin' on the wa Good company and good most as blissful as a modern
WASHINGTON LETTER. si miliar permit two years ing place for her husband ter, an' there were steps of conversation are the sinews game of base ball in which
one man gets his eye put out,
ago, but that didn't prevent and her children. The man gowd gaun up, up, up. They of virtue.
Fiom our Regular Correspondent.
another retires with a broken
it—nothing could. Thoguns goes out into the world and said it was the way to hea Your character cannot he
were fired, and close enough has the responsibiliy of car v'n. Is't no, mither? Are ye essentially injured except by thumb and the third is all
<or the Democrat
broken up and has to be car
your own acts.
Senator Quay has byunan- to the White House for Mr. ing for those who are at list'nin'?
ried to the nearest smithy to
Tious consent been selected Harrison to enjoy the music. home; and yet, time does not The mother's face was turn If any one speaks evil of have his ribs hammered into
you, let your life be so that shape.
the republican Jonah,and Under this administration seem to set its seal on him as ed away.
it does on a woman. The 'Aye, aye Jeannie, I'm list' none will believe him.
•re exists the best of reas- Federal employes are slaves.
We get a good deal of heal
cares of life ruffle her, and
When .you retire to bed, thy exercise in such times as
for believing that he will An estimable lady clerk in
nin' to ye.
7
lsked to retire, not' only the Washington City Post; too often make her look, as 'I sailed a lang, lang time. think over what you have these. There are hot words
the chairmanship of Office is now under suspen we sa.v, "old before her time." I was tired; but I came near been doing during the day. and curses four feet long be
'publican National com- sion, because she repeated a Now even when this does not er the steps. I was a'most Never be idle; if your hand fore election, but when the
ee, but to resign his jovial remark of a fellow happen, she does proportion there, mither. They said:Gae can't be employed usefully, election is over we wipe out
lembership. It would have clerk to Dick Quay, a son of ately grow old in appearance Jeannie, and ye'll no be tir attend to the cultivation of the court plaster and shake
een done before now, but the Senator. Dick presented sooner than a man, and for ed ony mair.' I was gaun, your mind.
that reason she wants to but they said again: ,No the Read over the above max hands all round. The people
lat the question of what to an order for the Senator's
who live under the effete and
o with J. S. Clark sou has not m ail a t the gen era 1 d el i very take the benefit of the doubt noo, Jeannie, the next time.' ims carefully and thought tottering monarchies of Eu
and let him have the added Then I awoke. Wasn't no a fully, at least once every
3en decided.
Clarkson is window and the lady went
rope don't know what happi
years to start with.
week.
bonnie dream, mither?'
ice-chairman of thecommit- back in the office and inquirness means until they come
d where the Senators mail Then, too, you should deto this country and watch
•
�The Speakers'!!i
acclamation when
•ratic hosts assemat purpose. He Is it asking too muc
^ave for his battle cry a north-western man, wlT
"tariff for revenue only, a true and tried Democra
which means enough tariff to lawyer of ability, ancUwvHJ
run the government econo has been elected to represent
mically administered and no his county for the third time, si nee, re
more. This is the old Jeffer- be made Speaker of the- next ton Johnsc?
House of Representatives? former's store-Ji
was
sonian doctrine and the
becoming!
20th, 1800 principle on which our sys Such a man is Hon. R. A. M a d a m e s Parker a/pd hem s pctTS
lias <"i) «'d coiTiT
tem of government was foun Dough ton, of Alleghany. Foulke keep up their se\yin<g goo11 pniwth, of the
Having served two terms he circle for young misses. 'They was a young woman,
an bosses will ded. In 1892 we will go back
mend any one snffonil
loss of hair to use Ayei^
learn ^ftei^Twhile that the to this old honest system is amply qualified; and that meet on Saturday forenoons dressing."—Mrs. I.ydia
11, and come from Pittston, Me.
South Is part of the United and our country will again he will make a dignified, fair at
and impartial presiding offi four miles away. Therg are "Some time ago my wife'^
States land has some rights prosper and become united
come out quite treely.
that slfiould be respected and again "with equal rights to cer, there is no doubt. between twenty andrCiirty of
that tlmre are Democrats in all and special privileges to Though there may be others them. They effect to have
who aspire to reach this hon- a gcijid^ttiTeUhristmas.
the Northern states 1 as well none."
orable position, is there a
Mr. J. P. Robbins began a
as in the South.
Boils, carbuncles and other more deserving one than he? Select school last Monday.
not only prevented my wife from becoming
bald, but it also caused an entirely new
skin eruptions indicate that the
He is one of the most popu
growth of hair. I am ready to certify to this
MONDAY, NOV. 17.
The authorities of Mexico system is endeavoring to reject
statement before a justice of the peace."—
Mr. A. S. Church drew the 11, llulsebus, Lewisburgh, Iowa.
ve placed a duty of $500 poisonous acids, and that Ayer's lar men in his county, and
"Some years ago, after a severe attack ot
Rice,
every car load of Aineri- Sarsaparilla is imperatively need Alleghany can always be fire from his last brick kiln brain fever, my hair all came out. I used
ed. It is the most reliable of all relied upon to furnish her
such preparations for restoring it as my phy
Cigars,
last Friday night.
can""catt}e, as_a retaliation blood medicines. Ask. yourdrugsicians ordered, but failed to produce a
growth of liajr. I then tried,
gusto of Democratic ,yot.es. Mr. Henderson Aid ridge, | several articles recommended successively,
Cigarettes, etc.
against the McRirdey^..bilk giAfAritrmid take no other
by druggists,
and all alike fell short of accomplishing the
She never goes back. Think who resides some five miles
This will ruin the live stock
remedy I applied
What will the democrats of this, ye men of tlie moun east of here, and who met a: desired result. The last which brought a
was Ayer's Hair Vigor,
trade between this country
hair in a
I think I
do with such an overwhelm tain s—sound his - na ine a bear in his way last summer, growth of bottles in few weeks. more than D r u g s & M e d i c i n e s
used eight
two years;
and Mexico, if the report be
ing majority in Congress ?\It broad over the.-'State and turned her back and took her was necessary as a restorative, hut I liked it
as a dressing, and have continued to use it
true.
looks like 100 majority would give our eastern brethren an two cubs, last week caught a for that purpose. I believe Ayer's Hair
Vigor possesses virtues far above those of
do pretty well, but think of Invitation t/rjoin us in ele huge bear in a pen. It was any similar preparation now on the market." in good variety. Also take
Jim Blaine thinks that
all kinds of
—Vincent Jones, Richmond, Ind.
155 full-blooded, big-brained vating our neighbor to this not very fat but weighed up
there is nothing in the result
and strong men as a majori posttimh He is worthy; he ward of three hundred lbs.
of the late election to dis
ty. Think of Tom Reed's po is qualified and he stands Old Harrison Aid ridge will
courage republican pros
rnErARED BY
sition among such a crowd pre-eminently. Primus inter have to look out for his lau
pects. Of course not. Maine
of democrats. He will have pares.
i. J. G. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
—AND—
G. rels.
is still republican and will
Bold by Druggists and Perfumers.
to take a back seat, and all
Mr. Foulk's business house
look to his interest. Ver the time he will be reminded Undue exposure to cold winds,
is going right up, under the su
mont and some other small
jlV
of the Fifty-first Congress o- rain, bright light or malara, may per in ten den ce of M r. PresL. D. LOWE,
bring on inflammation and sore
states^are holding on to the
ver which he presided as au ness of the eyes. Dr. J. H. Mc neli, of your county.
g. o. p.
And country produce in extocrat speaker. Fat Tom Lean's Strengthening Eye Solve You say that you are sor
will subdue the inflammation,
chahge for goods. Gent's
will not desire the speaker
-ANDcool and soothe the nerves, and ry that some of your republi
The blessings of the high
furnishing goods, such as ;
of the democratic House to strengthen weak and failing eye can friends have taken of
tariff duty on all goods
NOTARY PUBLIC,
dress shirts, (both laundried
adopt his rules, but we may sight. 25 cents a box.
fense at the DEMOCRAT'S roos
bought since the passage of
BANNER'S ELK. N. C. and unlaundried.) Collars
suppose that he will be very
ter of last week, and say it is
the tariff bill is being felt by
LINVILLE LETTER.
Cuffs, S1ips, and in fact, al >
often reminded of how he
ATTENTION !
an insult to them. I am al
the prices going up about
My duties confine me closely to most any tiling needed in that
counted quorums when there
20 per cent. The republicans
FRIDAY, NOV. 14.—In my so susprised that they should Carolina, and 1 would exchange, line.
was none; and he will be re
take offense. Tell them to on favorable terms, $10,000 of
had better repeal this tariff
minded of how he turned out last letter \ informed you of wait till 1892, when werepub stock in a phosphate company
inonstrocity next winter or
democrats who had been du the death of Mrs. Cornelia, licans will bring out a roos in Florida, my late residence, for
rn
X
there will be nothing left
ly elected to Congress by wife of Mr. Thomas Coffey, of ter twice as large, and he a suitable farm in the mountains.
r
their party in 1892 to make
ALEX. Q. HOLLA DAY,
large majorities, and put ne Globe township, and that shall crow so loud that his
Raleigh, X. C.
any show.
their youngest child was very
groes who had never been evoice shall be heard from here
Notice.
lected in their seats. This low with the disease (diph to Cherokee on the west and
Ready-Made Clothing from 8
It is reported that John
and more will come home to theria^ of which Mrs. C. died. Currituck on the east, "Hu- For sale. 900 acres of land, to 25 dollars per suit. We
on Rich Mountain, Watauga
Wanamaker has failed. 11 is
"Fat Tom". What was sauce It has since deceased.
County, on which is asbestos, handle only first class goods,
rah for the right!"
friends deny it and say that for the goose must be sauce
Mr. Alexander MacRae,
J. S. W. and fine land for sheep ranch. and will guarantee prices as
Jay Gould has started the re
who lives on the old Estes
Sales private. L. D. Lowe & low as any other men-ban
for the gander.
port on account ofWanamafarm two miles from here,
J. T. Furgerson, Ex'trs. of who handles the same grade
ALAS! ALAS!!
ker's advocacy of the Postal- The Lady Godiva must have has been very sick but is now
Mrs. A. P. Calloway, deed. of goods.
had exceptionally long hair since
Banner Elk, Nov. 15. 90.
telegraph system. Jay Gould it completely concealed her love- better, and mending fast.
Our readers have doubtless
is very much opposed to him, lv person. Since Ayer's Hair Work was commenced on heard much about the "Weeping
Money to loan.
for if the government takes Vigor came into use such exam the Grand-father road lead Willow" of Caldwell and the
ples are not so rare as formerly.
hold of the telegraph and It not only promotes the growth ing to Blowing Rock, on "Tall Sugar Tree," of Ashe, dur Persons wishing to bor
ing the late campaign. Our poet row money, who can secure
runs it as Wanamaker advo of the hair but gives it a rich, Monday last. The first mile has gone crazy over the results it by mortgage on good real
cates, it will destroy some of silken texture.
will be an expensive one, the of the election and gets off the estate, can be accommodated
following:
Gould's chances to make Benj. Harrison, Esq., and others nearer ordinary.
by applying to
money.
boss Quay & Co. are very Manager Kelsey has been The boa,sting "Sugar Tree" of J.F. Spainhour, Boone N. C.,
or A. J. Criteher, Horton N. C. Goods at almost your own
Ashe
much out of tune just now. absent on business of the Lies buried 'neath the wave.
price.
I run in coanectir
The farmer's alliance for The music they have listened company for two or more While Caldwell's "Weeping Wil 4. 24.
with my other businer
the most part have shown to set to the tune of high tar weeks 'till last night and this
low" bends
W. J. HUNSUCKER & BROS.
In sorrow o'er its grave.
themselves to be true men, iff and high protection have morning was out hustling
and have stood firm in the well nigh put them out. Har about, as usual.
Ilrick l ayers and Plasterers
The star of Ashe, old Mitchell's
pride,
South. In Kansas,Minneso rison's chance for a second Mr. T. F. Parker is absent
The mountain Sugar Tree,
are prepared to do all work
ta, Wisconsin and in many of term has fallen away and for this week. He has gone Has anchored 1ar beyond the
in their line on short notice.
the northern states they have ever gone. If he lives out his north. Next week Mr. Hugh
tide
ALL work guaranteed and
completely revolutionized the term he will retire into great MacRae, President of the Ot Life's tempestuous sea.
Prices reasonable. For pri
political statutes, and over er obscurity than any other company, will absent himself Alas, poor Sugar Tree, thy ces etc., address us at Condoom
thrown the radical element man who has held the high from his duties here.
over, N. C.
Nov. 7th, ly.
Is sealed forever now,
and placed themselves square position of President of the U. Mrs. Holcombe, the secre
The fair bud of thy promised
which we think is equal
ly upon the principles of po 8. No smaller man, mentally tary's wife, went to Washingbloom
L .nf
rxr.^-n
litical reformation. Thesefar- -•
air
ROOTS
For Gash, You Can Have
Hotel and
STABLE,
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BOONE,
VOI
L1KVILLE.
and developing
UP > •'
A GREAT RESORT
Situated in the Mountains ot
WESTERN NORTH CARO
LINA>
"Hon NOTED for health
'ss and beauy of Scenery.
ELEVATION OF 3,800 FEET
Hh Cool, Invigorating
—Climate.—
being laid out with taste
md skill, with weUJgraded roads and
.EXTENSIVE
tfOKEST PAEKS.
esirable place for fiw residen
ces and
EAL1HFUL HOMES—
A Good opportunity for prof
i table in vestments.
g@~For illustrated pamphlet
add i ess
INVILLE IMPROVEMENT CO.,
J
LINVILLE, MITCHELL CO.
N. C.
-—29—6 mo.
W. B. COUNCILL, Jit.
ATTORNEY AT LAA\
v4tb891y. Boone, N. C.
then
^OUNCILL, M. D.
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^ ()mT 3oone, N. C.
of
•uuent Physician. Office
King Street north of Post
rice.
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TTOKNEY AT 1-AW,
Boone N. C.
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man
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HOUSE.
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streaj $1.25
PER DAY.
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Sp or month.
ses PARK, N, C.
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May 11 y.
WATAUGA COUNTY, N. C., THUKSDAY,
DECEMBER,
1890.
/
NO. 22-
LETT ER. words he thinks to humbug TO:FA rRIOTIC ALLIANCEMEH. shall the conservative mem The Box an Illinois Republican Found
Himself in.
the people by pretending t-o
bers of the Alliance do? Shall There lives out in Joe CafiFrom our Regular Correspondent favor one cent letter postage Defending the Alliance Against Polit
we call a halt and demand a non's district in Illinois an
ical Tricksters.
and then makes an argument
return to the constitution old farmer who is a zealous
Czar Reed could not hide
to influence Congress against To my Alliance Brethren of and a cessation of this con
Republican, one of the red
the chagrin he felt to day
giving it to us. If that isn't
stant, interference without po hot, partisan stripe. When
North Carolina :
when he arose to call the
"cheap John" statesman LENOIR, N. C., NOV . 24th.
litical convictions? Or shall he heard of Cannon's defeat
House to order and looked
ship, I should like to hear a
we remain silent and see our he said to his wife, who is one
upon the numerous empty
I was among the first to
better name for it.
orderdrift to destruction? of those women who obey
seats ou the republican side.
join the Alliance in Caldwell
The quorum of republicans, Senator Quay has arrived, county. Before I joined, I was This will be the inevita their lord and masterblind
and before he got the Florida
ble result if we do not come ly:
so necessary to enable him
mud off his boots he was assured that nothing was se together and enter a, deter "Mary, pack up everything-.
to carry out his partisan de
waited upon by a delegation cret except the signs and pa.ss mined protest. Good men I'm going to move."
signs, was not there. The
of republican moguls and words, which were necessary who are out will not join us, "Why?" asked Mary.
republican bosses say they
asked how soon he intended to protect us from impostors. and all classes will band a- "Because Joe Cannon is
will have a quorum in a day
to resign his position as When I was initiated, I was gainst us. But what can we beat and I wont live in a
or two, and that when the
chairman of the republican solemnly assured that there do?
democratic district."
members once get here they
national committee.
He was nothing to 'conflict with For one, I propose to stand "Very well," said Mary-,
will compel them to stay bin
paralized his questioners by my political or religions by the constitution of our with a little resigned sigh.
that remains to be seen. Talk
telling them that he had no views.'
order and offer this sugges Then the old man went to
is cheap, but it will require
present- intention of resign As far as interference was tion to my eonservativebretli town to sell his farm. There
the presence of a quorum of
ing, and then cooly asking concerned, my religion and ren throughout the State, he heard all the election news.
republicans to pass any
them what they proposed my politics were placed on and appeal te them to come He returned home, and en
measure tainted in the sligh
doing about it. This leaves the same plafte, one was as together and let themselves tering the house said:
test- degree with politics
the aforesaid moguls in a sacred as the other.
be heard and felt.
"Mary, you can quit pack
through the House. This
pickle. There is ho way they 1 read the Constitution of
Let us in our sub-alliances, ing up. I ain't a going t<3
much has been fully deter
can force Quay out until the the.Order, and found no hint when they meet in Dec , and move."
mined by the democrats.
next national convention in it, that it was ever to be a in our County Alliances, when "Why?" inquired Mary.
Mr. Harrison's message
names a new committee. political machine. On- the they meet in January. Re "Because," he replied sad
reads more like a partisan
Quay's friends, strange as it contrary its labors were to solve that we will not permit ly, "there's no place to move
political harangue delivered
may appear he has some, be "In a strictly non-parti any interference, from any to.''— Washington Mirror.
from the stump in the midst
say-that he was anxious to san spirit."
quarter with our political
of a heated campaign ihan
retire from the head of the It is a benevolent Protec rights and convictions, A free and easy expectoratioii
like the calm non-partisan
committee just after the tive Association to assist and we advise and ' coun is produced by a few doses of Dr.
dignified co m m u n ieat-i o n s
Presidential election, and each other in trouble. "And sel the members elect to J. H . McLean's Tar wine Lung Balm
in all cases of hoarseness, sore
the American people have a
that the same men who now to secure en tire ha rm ony and the Legislature to stand up throat or difficulty of breathing;
right to expect from the
want to kick him out per good will among all man on their constitutional rights
President of the United
FAVORS CLEVELAND.
suaded him to remain, and kind, and brotherly love a- and upon their honor, and
States. What it contains
tnOiig ourselves."
that he does not intend to
to keep sacred the pledges
has been largely discounted
Gov. ti. L. Taylor, of Ten
These are the great objects
be froze out.
made to the conventions
ever since it was known that
nessee, came to New York on
of the order, and 110 one can
Representative Oats, of
that nominated them, and
he had decided to act upon
Alabama, is at work upon a deny that they are praise to the people who elected Sunday and departed fot
t h e a d vice of t h e most ra d i worthy.
home Monday evening. Gov
cal members of his party. bill, which he will shortly in But onr constitution has them. And we further more ernor Taylor voiced the sen
troduce in. the House, pro
condemn the "boycot" in
It pleases the Reed, MeKinley
timent of other prominent
viding for an income tax up been violated, and its princi every form.
Hoar, Cannon and Lodge
ples trampled upon, and as a
Southerners who have been
When you have passed
element in his party, but it on all -mnunl incomes in (ex consequence what do we see?
recently interviewed, t h a t
cess of f 10.00, in order to
some such resolutions for
would be decidedly interest
Instead of brotherly love aCleveland is the logical can
ing to know just what such help raise the money needed inong ourselves,there is adis ward them to .your Repres didate of the democracy for
men as Senators Plumb, Pad to pay pensions. Col. Oates cord; instead of securing en entatives and Senators in President in 1892.
dock and Pettigrew, who vo says his bill will probably tire harmony with our neigh the Legislature, and have "No other man," he said;
ted against the||McKinley not be passed byj this Con bour and other ^classes, the them published in your Al "is thought of iu the South
abortion, which it so stoutly gress, but it will be discussed seeds of suspicion, jealousy liance and State papers.
in connection with^the nomi
defends, think of it; and also and if public sentiment fa and even hatred are sown; I would advise every al- nation. Mr. Cleveland is so
to know whether they pro vors it, and he thinks it will, political tests are set up and lianceman, whether a dele popular with our people that
pose to continue acting with it may be passed by the Fif every one 111 or out of the gate or not, to attend the the mere mention of his name
the republican party, of ty-second Congress. It is order are compelled to sub county alliance and if it de in an assemblage is sufficient
which Mr. Harrison is the absolutely certain that in mit to them on pain of polit clines to adopt some such to provoke enthusiasm, He
recognized official head, a the near future either the ical destruction, and ^if any resolution, let them imme made the issue on which the
gainst the material interests pension rolls of the Govern one refuses to bow down to diately organize as a demo democaats won in the late eof their constituents. Inter ment will have to be revised those idols, no matter what cratic meeting and pass - the lection, and the people natuesting developments may be and reduced or some means his ability, experience and resol u ti on 9 ^ as d e m < icr a tic rally want him to be the
confidently expected during of raising a larger revenue faithful devotion to the best alliancemen.
standard-bearer in the great
the session of Congress which adopted.
interests of the farmer, and I believe this course is for fight that is coming.
begun to day, not the least A democratic caucus will all classes, he is denounced the good of ou reorder.
"There is absolutely no
of which will be the action of probably be held this week as unworthy of confidence; of I "know it is 111 harmony talk of Hill for President. The
the republicans who are op for the purpose of definitely flee sriekers seeing how the or with the spirit of our funda- people do not want him, but
posed to the MeKinley tariff deciding upon the course of der is being used as a politi mental institutes, which guar they would not object to sed
—there are lots of theni in the party during the present cal machine gave up, for the antee a free speech and a free him a United States Senator.
both House and Senate, who session of Congress, although time, t hei r 1egi tim ate ca 11 i ngs press, and with our statute Personally, I hope that the
voted for the bill under com it is hardly necessary, as the and force themselves in, con law, which forbids secret po New York Legislature will
pulsion. Mr. Harrison, in party in Congress is so near trary to the letter and spirit litical societies as hostile to make him Senator Evart's
his message has made a des ly of one mind.
of the constitution; the free the genius of liberty.
The campaign for the Spea dom of the press is threaten I invite suggestions from successor this winter. If Mr.
perate attempt to stem the
Hill has presidential aspira
kership of the next House is ed if it presumes to criticise my conservative countrymen
Blaine current in his party
tions he can afford to wait;
practically at a stand-still those in authority—threaten and ask the State papers to
M". Cleveland is the man now
and secure a renoruination.
and will so remain until it is ed with the boycott, a copy publish this appeal.
and nothing but death can
He recognizes, as does every definitely known whether
R. L. BEALL. prevent him from being nom
body else, that if he is not- there is to be an extra ses of the odious "ban of the em
inated and elected two years
nominated in 1892 he will sion in the spring. Every pire" used by the despots in Senator Vance, of North hence.—Yew York Times.
Carolina, thinks the South
stand before the country as thing now points that way, the dark ages.
should allow a Northen man
rebuked by the party which but the democratic leaders Freedon of thought and to be elected Speaker of the
freedom of speech are threat
nominated and elected him would like to avoid it.
House of Representatives.
Mind wandoring curod. Books learned
ened with the penalty of "be "The Northern democrats
in one reading. Testimonials from all
to the Presidency. This hu
parts of th6 globe. Prospectus POST
FRJtB, sent on application to Prof.
ing kicked out of the order." have made bigger gains than
miliating condition he very Col. L. L. Polk says there
A. Lciaette, 2S7 Fifth Ave. New York.
naturally would like to es is no truth whatever in the And in additian to all this, those in the South, and I Persons who lead a life of ex
cape; hence his present eff statement telegraphed from there is evidence, amounting think they areentitled to it," posure are subject to rheuma
Washington that he is in almost to a certainty, that he said to an interviewer at tism, neuralgia and lumbago;
orts.
any way supporting Ingalls an effort is being made Ashevile Monday. "I think and will find a valuable remedy
Mr. Wanamaker devotes
in Dr. J. H. McLean's Volcanic
Kansas Senatorship,
considerable space in his an for the the contrary, he has through the Alliance to in we have gained four or five Oil Liniment; it will banish pain
but, on
nual report to his postal tel constantly sought to secure duce or compel the members- Senators in the present Con and subdue inflammation.
elect to the Legislature to vi gress," he continued,"and if Dr. J. H. McLean's Strengthenegraph hobby. He also says In gall's defeat.
olate their solemn pledges to revolution goes on as it has Cordail and Blood Purifier, by its
that one cent letter postage
Undue exposure to cold winds,
would be a good thing, and rain, bright light or malara, may the conventions that nomi started we will have no vitalizing properties will bright
a nd transform a
then proceeds to throw cold bring on inflammation and Sore nated them, and thus tram troubles in getting control en pale cheeks, dispirited woman
pale, haggard,
water on the suggestion by ness of the eyes. Dr. J. H. Mc ple on their honor, and be of the Senate in March,1893. into one of sparkling health and
beauty. $1.00 per bottle.
inserting a lot of figures to Lean's Strengthening E3T Salve tray the people, both in and —Biistol Cornier.
will subdue the inflammation, out of the order, who elected
FOR DYSPEPSIA,
prove what a great big de cool and soothe the nerves, and
I F TOVR HACK A C H E S .
Indigestion, nnd Stomach disorders, use
Or you are all worn out, really good for noth
ficiency it would create in the strengthen weak and tailing eye them.
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS.
ing, it is general debility. Try
This is the condition that
BROWN'S IRON H I T T E R S .
All dealers keep it, #1 per bottle. Genuine ha?
postal revenues. In plain ight. 25 cents a box.
It will cure you, cleanse your liver, and give
trade-mark and crossed red lines on wrapper:
confronts us. And now what
WAS HINGT ON
a good appetite.
�The Watauga Democrat,
Here's a little conundrum :
Why were the Indians allowed to become the owners of
Springfield riflles and an unlimited supply of a munition?
It might also be in order to
ask, who sold them to the
Indians?
DON'T GIVE
The National Alliance has
Foscoe. N. F.
READ THIS.
had a tremendous meeting*
All persons indebted to
Dec. 7th, 1890.
D. It. Dougherty, Editor.
me, either by note or ac
at Oeala Flo. A third par- Editor Democrat:
R C. Rivers, Publisher
ty movement is strongly ad- All is quiet, peaceful, and The use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. One bottle count for medical services,
may not cure "right off"
complaint
vocated by many of the alii- happy in our valley to-day. years; persist until a cure isaeffected. As of or for merchandise are earn
a'
estly requested to come for
general rule, improvement follows shortly
ancemen, but there is a very The rain has been fallingper- after beginning the use of this medicine ward and make prompt set
A DEMOCRATIC family newsWith many
effect is immediately
per devoted to the interests of
strong* opposition to it by severingly for the last few noticeable; people, theconstitutions are less tlement as I am compelled
but some
County, State and Nation. Pub
susceptible to medicinal influences than
others. The assembly pass-; hours, the first in several others, and the curative process may, there to have my money. I have
lished every Thursday at Boone,
cases, be less prompt.
ed a resolution against the wee ks, so we should not fore, in suchusing this remedy is surePerse waited long and patiently,
Watauga County, N.C.
verance in
of its ; as my friends well know, and
There is food for thought Election bill, while the west- grumble,
reward at last. Sooner or later, the most
| now, that I am lorced to
in the suggestion of Mr. Har era members are ni-ginj? the |" The writer had the exquis- stubborn blood diseases yield to
Thursday Dec. 11th, 1890 rison that pension legisla
call on them, I hope they
third party movement. The jte pleasure of attending "the
will respond promptly to my
tion should be more carefully opposition comes from the : Debating Society of this place
request. 1 have made a
According to the Treas scrutinized, and it is also a
change in my business and
urer's report, the National tacit acknowledgment of the suth , mainly. The Sub-treas last night, and must sav,
must thereto
jury plan is being discussed that I enjoyed it verv much,
"For several years, in the spring months,
debt decreased $100,000,000 charges that have from time
past transact
I used to be troubled with a drowsy, tired
pro and con. The silver qnes- The subject under discussion feeling, and a dull pain in the small of my tailing to m
in a year.
to time been made against tion and many other things
at tinfes, as to prevent my
"That we back, so bad,walk,
was: Resolved:
being able to
Congress of being careless in including railroads and tele-: Shall Have a eotnpulso-y causing me severethe least sudden motion by Oct 1st. 1^
distress. Frequently,
Mr. Harrison's message
their accounts ill
boils and rashes would break out on various
contains more than twelve regard to this particular graphs came in and were School Law in N. 0." The parts of the body, lly the advice of friends of an officer for collection,
and nfy family physician, I began
use of
prominent subjects for dis subject was well handled Ayer's Sarsaparilla and continued thetill the Yny person desiring can pay
thousand words, but not one class of legislation.
it
poison in my blood was thoroughly eradica
cussion. The Alliance, accor by both sides. Both old and ted."— L. W. English. Montgomery City, Mo. their accounts due me, to T.
of them favors one cent let
J. Coffey&Bro. whose rceipt
The State papers speak of ding to the National secreta
"My system was all run
ter postage.
young gentlemen taking an rough and of yellowish hue. down; my skin will be accepted by me.
I tried various
a move on the part of alliance ry, is increasing all over-the
i emedies, and while some of them gave me
The firm of Phillips A:
tempoiary relief, none of
per
The city of Dulnth, Min n., members of the Legislature country, especially in West active part. Perhaps the manent good. At last them did anv take now carry a first class Son.
I began to"
line
best effort on the occasion Ayer's Sarsaparilla, continuing it exclusive
which Proctor Knott dis plotting with other opposing Va., Colorado, Indiana, Mich
ly
was made by our good friend, to for a considerable time, and am pleased of general merchandise which
say tliat it completely
coursed so eloquently and elements against Yance—to igan, Ya., 111., S. C.. Ohio
will be sold as cheap as
Mr. W. H. Calloway, who
goods of the kind can be
funny in Congress several secure his defeat for Senator. and Pennsylvania. Gen. R.
Cured Me.
| said that he didn't speak for
sold, and it will be to the in
years ago now claims 50,- We do not believe there is B. Yance, of North Carolina,
I presume my liver was very much out of
argument alone but. meant order, and the blood impure in consequence terest of the public to call
000 population.
much in the report. The op is a prominent member in
recommend
every word he said. Mr. C. I feel that I cannottotoo highlyafflicted as I and examine our stock be
Ayers Sarsaparilla
any one
position to Senator Yance the convention.
is very enthusiastic on the was."—Mrs. N. A. Smith, Glover, Vt. and fore purchasing elsewhere.
Nash county, N. C. elects a will turn out to be a very
For years
scrofula
Thanldng my friends for
There is no question but subject of education. His blood diseases.I suffered from prescriptions
The doctors'
J. B. Phillips to the Legisla weak concern in our opinion
past favors and soliciting
and several so-called blcod-puviflers being of
the alliance is getting to be speech we think gave the de no avail, 1 was at last advised l>y a friend to
ture. He is like our J. B.
your future patronage I re
u y Ayer s Sarsaparilla. I did so, and new
Phillips, a good democrat The radicals in the U. S. a wonderful organization, cision in favor of the affirm feel like a new man, being fully restored to main very truly vours.
health."—C. N. Frink, Decorah, Iowa.
J B. Phillips.
and will vote for Senator Senate without fear of the and will be able to dictate ative. One thing impresses
National legislation and ac the writer as landible, in Ayer's Sarsaparilla Sugar Grove, N. C. July 8.
Yance.
great democratic majority complish many things iri the
these debates.. No one at
PRKPAItED BY
There are few men who before their eyes, have called way of reform.
tempts to shirk his duty. DR. j, 0. AYER & CO., Lowell, Msss.
could write twelve thousand up the Lodge election bill
When his name is called he Sold by h-uggists. $l,six$5. Worth $5 a bottle.
words without expressing a and are hammering away on The Western Citizen in its walks out promptly and does
n
Vale
single original idea, but Mr. it as though there was no last issue, discourses on the liis best. Young boys in
I am now ready to
Benjamin Harrison has ac political hereafter. It is fairness of the County Com their teens advance splendid
,F. Lenoir, & Co•J a nice selected stock of show you
standard
probably that there will be missioners of Ashe county in
complished the difficult task.
ideas, and skillfully sustain
prints, Indigo Blue, timpson's
enough conservative republi receiving the official bonds
Blacks, Dress ginghams, Biswio
them. They are very much
--DEALERS IN,Some efforts are being cans that will vote with the of the newly elected county in earnest and their efforts
suiting, Challies cashmeres, and
brocaded goods with the best lot
officers and contrasts their
made in the House to modify democrats, to kill the bill.
show that they have read
of 10 cts worsteds on the ma rket.
action with that of the coun
the McKinley tariff bill in
The President's message is ty Commissioners of Watau and studied the subject. We General M ercliandise, Ladies' white dresc goods, cross
some of its most objectionah
bar Hamburg, Oriental lace, rib
hope that the good people of
features, but it can't be chan •a lengthy affair. He clings ga county, two and four- this neighborhood will con We have now, on hand a bons, gloves, ladies' and misses'
hoes, corsets and corset jeans,
ged enough to do the people to the McKinley monstrocity, years ago, wherein our com tinue the debate through the complete line of
Damask table cloths, lace seim
the Force bill and all the missioners charged with the
or the republican party much
other abominations of the crime of exacting from the winter as it is a power for GENERAL MERCIAN- and creton goods, silk thread,
button hole twist. Jeans cloth
good this Congress.
extreme radical wing of his sheriff the full official and tax good in any community,
from 12% to 75 cts per yard,
when carried on nicely and
Hats and shoes
The Legislature of North party. Instead of taking bonds before lie could be in quietly, as this one is.
HARDWARE.
-CONSISTING OF,Carolina has 43 democrats the advice of Blaine, Plumb, ducted into his office. The Well! Christmas, the day
in the greatest abundance, such
and 7 republicans in the Sen and other more consistent implied charge is, that the that we always hail with
as hoes, plows, clevises, grass
rods, heel bolts, horse shoes and
ate, and 106 democrats and men of his party, lie goes in sheriff elect, being a republi gladness is near at ha ml. [Dry Goods,]
with Reed, McKinley, Lodge can, the commissioners took
nails. Table cutlery, hinges,ham
16 republicans in the House.
[Notions,]
mers, files, rim knot oeks, butts
special pride in worrying him, None, from the little prat
There are two colored mem & Co.
[Groceries,]
and screws. Coffin goods, silvertling child to the ones whose
bers in the Senate, and three The Indian troubles are and subjecting him to as heads are hoary wKh age,
mounted handles, screws hinges
[Shoes,]
and ornaments. A very fine lot of
much ill-convenience as pos
in the House.
expected to be serious at any
[HIIIB.J
but always feels a thrill of
QUEENS-WARE.
time. It is stated that the sible in getting up his bonds. pleasure at the mere mention [Hardware,]
The outlook for a railroad Sioux Indians have about This is not our fight, but of the word. It is always a
Gold baud china, teas and pla.tesr"
[Tinware,]
bowleg and pitchers, glass-ware,
in Ashe county seems to im twelve thousand men of we think the Citizen lias been season of merry-making and
lamps etc. GROCERIES. Extra,
[Glassware,]
prove. We hope that Ashe fighting age. Crazy Horse, hard pressed for political cap festivity. This is all right if
G sugar 12 lbs for $1. Gol
[Crockery,]
with its great mineral wealth Call, Rain-in-the-Face, and ital to wade into the com not carried too far. Tradi
den drip syrup, rice and spices.
[Medicines,]
will be developed, and that Running Antelope, are all missioners of Watauga in tion has handed it down to
Oils, tanner's and engine; tur
sooner or later a railroad great warriors. Crazy Horse this way. Our commission us, that Christ was born on of which we are offering at pen tine. Just received 500
galh ns stone-ware, crocks,
will pass through both Ashe we believe was in command ers hold that a sheriff, be that day. In memory then
churns, jars jugs etc. Give
he democrat, or republican,
and Watauga. Let us work wh en th e 1a m en ted Gen. Cu sof that joyful morn, when
me a call. Resp. \ D. T AY LOR.
to this end.
ter and his men were massa must fill both his official the light from Bethlehem's
cred. It is alleged that bad and tax bonds before he can manger, sent its scintillating
W. J. HUNSUCJKER & BROS.
Senator Yorhees, who usu treatment of the Indians by be inducted into his office. beams, across a lost and
We also take in exchange
ally carries a level head, says the agents of our govern Our newly elected democratic ruined world—celebrate if in
Brick Layers and Plasterers
the way to end the Indian ment is the cause of the pres sheriff, I). V. Baird, had to a decent quiet manner. To for goods,
Wheat,
troubles is to issue them ent uprising. These agents toe the mark in this way on our boys, our own 'A atauga
are prepared to do all work
Corn,
enough to eat instead of the are a mereiless set. They the first Monday, but if the t boys, the pride of our coun
in their line on short notice.
Rye,
present scanty rations. speculate on the supplies fur commissioners in Ashe hold try, don't drink. Celebrate
ALL work guaranteed and
Oats,
Prices reasonable. For pri
There's something in this nished by the government differently, it is all right, as one Christmas by not touch
Chicken
ces etc., address us at ConEcws
idea. It might also be well for the Indians, and sell and this is all there is in it.
ing nor handling Hie intoxi
over, N. C.
Nov. 7th, ly.
& etc,
enough for them to be paid use them.for their own. U. 8.
cating cup. It will weaken
the money the government troops are stationed at va Your wasted cheeks may have your mind, lower you in the
SO GIVE US A CALL. J. F. Morphew.
E. S. BLvCklmra.
plumpness and
rious points to check any all the through your usebloom of j estimation of your friends,
owes them.
Marion, N, C.
Je or- on,[N.C.
health
ol Ayer's and will slowly wrap around
movement of rhe Sioux war Sarsaparilla. This time-honor
you link by lin c, fetters 1 hat §• F, URN & OO„ MORPIIEW & BLACKBURN
ed remedy still leads the van. It after a while you will find it
The Western Citizen draws riors.
M a y the 15th. 1890.
improves
the
ATTTORNEYS AT LAW.
a sword on the Alliance in Mr. Harrison is certainly blood, and digestion, purifies sys impossible to break, and that
invigorates the
Will practice in the courts
will surely drag you down to
Ashe county, and other doing his part to keep a re tem. Give it a trial.
ATTENTION !
a drunkard's grave. Don't We have sold our mercan of Ashe, Watauga and Mitch
places in general. Notwith publican quoruir in Wash
drink boys.
X. tile business a t Blowing Rock, ell counties, also in the Fed
standing the Alliance moves ington for the purpose of
Dark Ridge, N. C.
eral courts of the Dist.. and
N. r . to Messrs T. H. Coffey Supreme ('oni t of the State.
on and its sway is westward. pushing political legislation
Dec. 5, 1890. North Carolina,]
Watauga ConnN otiee.
& Co., and bespeak for them
Bro. Citizen did you hear any through the House. He is Editor Democrat:
ty.
J
a liberal share of public pa t Collection of claims solicited.
thing"drap" last November? reported to have said to a
When I returned from the the undersigned do hereby cer- ronage. Persons owing us Aprl, 10.
It was the Republican party Congressman: "I shall not meeting at Howard's Creek, j tify that the following is the must come forward and set
that came down with such a appoint any Representative there was a gloom over our number of days in session, the tle at once as we do not wish
ATTENTION !
of niilea travelled and
to a Federal office during set tlement caused by the .number allowed each member of to give anybody trouble. My duties confine me closely to
thud.;!
amount
this session and I am frank death of Martha Holsclaw. the Board of County Com mis- J. B. Clarke or T. H. offey Carolina, and I would exchange,
on favorable terms, $10,000 of
Mr. Harrison does not for enough to add that those Sister Holsclaw was burn Ri <mfra from fhetirst of Dee. 1880 & Co., at Blo.wing Rock, and stock in a phosphate company
H. C. Martin, at Lenoir, N.C.
i „ _ -iA,u iu ro
up to present date, lor
get to say a good word in who expect appointment at Au0. l^rth, 18G6. 01 v\.as j performed as such to wit: duties will receipt for us and make in Florida, my late residence, for
v he
his message for the notori the close of the session must 24 years* 3 months and 12 J H Mast 23 days 182 miles settlements. Thanking our a suitable farm in the mountains.
ALEX. Q. HOI LADAY,
ous ship subsidy hills which prove their faithfulness to days old when she died. She j traveled allowed $55.20. W. W. friends for their liberal trade
Ilaleigh, N. C.
the bapt ist < nnrcn nt ''resrie^ 23 $51.20. J E travhave passed the Senate and the party and the adminis ioinpd trie Rintist church at e]ed alloweddays 104 milesFinley in the past, we remain.
jomea
Respectfully,
are now "hung up" in the tration by remainingin their Beech Mountain at the age chm'n 23 days 154 miles tr .avflr.p of the |
H. C. M ARTIN
BEST XelHouse because they were too seats until Congress ad of 14, and lived a consistant Hed allowed $53.70; 3 days I Blowing Rock, Sept. 23.& co.
escopet in L _
the world. Our facilities are
unequ&led, and to introduce our
rank for Representative Can journs." This sort of thing Christian life until her death. IW0/—1 "I" llli,eH Havcled allowed
•uperior goods wo will sendFK KB
to ON* PERSON in each locality.
M,
• , ,
.v Tr $7.6o; 1 day corrctmg state
b above. Only those who write
non, chairman of the House seems a little undignified ac She was married to W. H. j settlement 11 miles traveled al- F. J. McMillion and Son of the
»to U6 at once can make sure of
! the chance. All you have to do in
cording to old fashioned Holsclavv, Dec. 8th, 1889, lowed $2.55; 1 day special com. Mouth of Wilson Va., are Manu
| return ia to ahow our goods to
committee on Appropria
: those who call—your neighbor*
and those around you The betions. To say that a thing ideas of what it is proper for and ordv lived one * short'
* ginning of this advertisement
traveled allowed $2.o5. factures.of all kinds of woolen
shows the small end of the telothe President of the United 1
j t A ... ,,
,
whole amount paid nnlev 66.45. goods, which they will send to
The following cat gives the appearance of it reduced to
is too bad to meet the appro States to do, but everything Y ear dnd died w i t h t h e h o p e
Total
$ L 7 2 . 8 5 . your door in exchance for wool.
val of M r. Can non is to fu r- seems to be proper in the of meeting us in Heaven This 24th day of Nov. 1890. They also keen a.fullline of their
the fiftieth pert of Its bulk. It
goods on hand at Souther!ands (bout»»large es la easy to carry We is a grand, double sue tele
nish very strong argument eyes of republicans, provided where partings are no more.
^* B LACKBURN.
will
show you how you
make from
IS1« day
Ashe Co., N. C. They pay the can experience !#:! towrite atn onceat lenat, from the stnrt.without
Better
We pay all express charges.
it helps their party.
j
J. F. MCBRITIE
i
Clerk Bd. Corns.
against it.
Addrtsa, H.BALLET! & CO.. Box
roitTLANt. Mailt*.
highest price for wool.
Ayer's
Sarsaparilla
Grucis
Lowest Price
scope,
nlso
�COUNTY EXHIBIT.
STATE PRESS.
Mary F. Brown (her age be
ing between 75 and 90) Rev.
W. A. Keen officiating.
The question generally ask
ed is, were the old folks will
ing? At dark last eve horns
could be heard all around
and at a given signal, thun
der it seemed, broke loose in
Georgia. The only thing the
neighbors could hear for a
mile or more was yell after
yell and toot after toot as
the crowd went around the
house of the two children.
The only thing Uncle Davy
said was: "The boys are
having some fun, Polly, but
you are mine all the same."
—Bristol Courier.
A COMPLETE
PER!
NEWSPA
[Continued from last week.] If there is a man in public
The Prideofthe North Caroli
A Roten Trav jursT '90 $6.30 life to day whose record shows
na Press."
wcLentz G'd " F T " 4.95 a more consistent and ear
Do you want to aid in bti:
A PBolick " " " " 4.GO
up a paper that shall reflect,
wmElrod" " " " 4.60 nest advocacy of Alliance
greatest credit on North r
principles than Senator Zeb.
L J welborn " " " 5.50
na, no matter where it mic
E M Greer " " " " 5.20 Vance, we certainly do not
seen ? Then patronize
J H Norris " " " " 4.90 know the name of that man.
The Wilmington Messenger
E Hodges " " " " 5.30 —IV. C. Intelligencer.
A LARGE EIGflT-PAGE PAPER
R G Ragan " " " " 3.80
Do you want a reliable paper
In order to encourage our friends to help us in our ef* givingprou. all the news of the
ws Green " " " " 5.60 If David Dennett Hill wants
forts to raise our subscription list several hundred within world—a Democratic newspaper
Andy Greer " " " " 4.30 a fair chance for the presiden
that equals the
cjcottrell " " v £-£ "^4.00 tial election, heshould silence
the next few months, we have decided to make some PRE largest circulation,best- has the
and has for
jnoBenfield" ££ " ££ 4.45 his organ, the treacherous,
MIUM OhFERS to clubbers which we are sure will encour twenty-one years been a part
w N Thomas" " ££ "5.70 Beast /hitler New York Sun.
age some active persons to go to work and make a nice and factorin thegrowth and devj A Miller " ££ ££ ££ 5.20
of the Old
North
££
££
££ ££ 5.50 As long as that sheet abuses
thing for themselves, and at the same time help to build velopment Then subscrbe for
B F Teaster
State?
ESDuggerTrav ££ " " 5.10 Grover Cleveland the democ
up their home paper.
THE WILMINGTON MESSENGER
j i Wilson " " ££ ££ 5.10 racy will love him for the en
Campaign Rartes:
Newt Banner" " " ££ 1.00 emies h e h a s m ade.—Ta r bor o
0
££ "
The "Daily Messenger," by
JB dark
"
"3.90 Sentinel.
mail, 4 months on trial, for
LI A potter " " ££ ££ 4.30
It is with regret that the
$2.00
w c Baird " " " " 4.20
Helping the Heathen
J E Luther " ££ ". " 4.30 Citizen sees the Richmond
The weekly "Transcript Mes
To the person securing us fifty CASH subscribers by the senger," (the largest and
££
££ ££ 4.60 Dispatch affirm that if the
w F Gragg ££
W Holdrfield " ££ " " 4.10 rules with which Speaker He was a brisk little man first day of Aprile, 1890, we will give as a premium, on best paper in the State)
R T shoemaker " " " 4.60 Reed ty rani zed the House are with twinkling eyes, and as delivery of the names a Genuine
months on trial for $1.00
Til Adams " " " ££ 3.60 found to be constitutional, he stepped into the office of
Cash in advance. Both
SINGER SEWING MACHINE.
J H presnell " " ££ " 4.60
the hotel, wherein about 20
papers are large Eight-Page
H c Miller
" " " ££ 3.45 the democrats should take of us were lounging and smo This Machine is strictly first class in every partiular, and sheets. Send Postal Card
jess rtagan " " ££ " 3 80 advanatge of the fact and king, he cheerily called out: retails regularly at $40.00. It is a perfect jem and is well with the address of five per
r H castle " " " " 3.90 use them to their advantage
sons and receive sample cop
RHFarthing" " " "4.20 in the next Congress.—Ashe- "Now, gentlemen, I want worth ever cent of the money.
ies of THE MESSENGER.
you ;• attention for a moment.
jno Lay
" " ££ ££ 3.60 ville Citizen.
Oct. 1st, 1888. tf.
0
A L Harison ££ " " " 3.60
A law has just gone into ef You have all heard of Africa.
L M or phew " ££ ££ m m " 1.10
It is a country of heathens.
FOR A CLUB OF FIFTEEN
j B Moore Day " " "1.10 fect in Louisiana requiring The nigger in his natural
TAKE THE
the rail road companies to
£
To the person sending us a club of fifteen we will give on
w Blackburn" "
" 2.10
p L Harnby " £4 ' " 1.10 furnish separate cars for the state is a bad, bad man. lie delivery of the same, the most valuable book known to
WFwinkler ££ " " "1.10 white and colored persons. must be improved morallj' the English-speaking people. Who can do business of a-GOING
and religiously. "I am inter
ikeEggers ££ ££ " "1.10 —Ex.
ny kind, without that great volume,
££ "
<£ 1.10
West and Northwest
GLvandike"
ested in improving him."
wm canon G'd ££ " "6.30 Such a law ought to be in He took a watch from his
WEBSTER'S UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY ?
JB Williams" " " "5.30 effect in ever Southern State.
hand-bag, and holding the
Emigrants going to any of the
EGHarman" " " "5.60 There is no necessity for pro
face against his hand contin This is no shoddy edition, but is the 'complete work in Western States or Territories
H L Huggins jail fees
9.48 miscuous mixing of the races
heavy leather, and has, up to a few months since, always will save time and money going
N N colvard
" "
9.71 in railway coaches.—Hender ued :
Chicago and Alton
sold for $12. Think of this wonderful book for only fif- via. the quickest route to route,
N N colvard
" "
20.10 son Gold Lea f.
"Now then, you see this
t is
H L Huggins " "
.78
watch? it is not going. The teen.subscribers to your home paper.
KANSAS CITY, DENVER,
N N colvard " "
18.15 What is the consequence of hands are set to a certain
0
PUEBLO,
NN colvard " "
28.78 having houses built without
And all points in Idaho, Wash
figure. The man who guess
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34.92 the supervision of an archi
CLUBS OF TEN.
ington, Oregon, Utah
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11.12 tect, especially as far as the es nearest to that figure gets
and California.
££
For ten new subscribers we will give an extra SteelN N colvard
"
25.47 planning is concerned? One the watch. It is fifty cents
Finest and Best Equipped
NN colvard " "
43.83
per guess, and every thing o- Engraving 30 x 40 inches, which is cheap at $5.00, and is
Road in the West.
N N colvard " ££
82.23 result that is notable here in ver and expenses goes direct truly a magnificent picture. Make clubs at once.
Only line running Solid Yestij D Miller
" "
2.50 Charlotte is, that generally
WSr I he Na tional Democrat and Wata uga Democrat for buled trains between St. Louis
N N colvard " ££
31.28 there is no place in any room to the heathens in Africa."
and Kansas City.
N N colvard " "
11.58 where the bedstead can be "How do you know it will?" One dollai and seventy-five cents per year^fr
Reclining Chair cars and Tour
WBCOuncilljr Atty fees 37.65 put without obstructing ei inquired a doubting Thomist Sleepers free of extra charge.
j H Mast ser co com. 18.95 ther a window or a door un as.
I will meet parties at any rail
j E Finly
" £c " 24.00
road station with through tickets
less it is put in the middle of "Because I shall leave the
w w presnel " " " 17.75
and baggage checks.
B Bl'kburn elk B 'd" 22.76 the room. Look at the sum with the landlord, to be
For full information, maps and
££
H Mast ser co
9.55 house yon occupy, and see if handed to any local preacher
descriptive pamphlets of the
West write to or call on
r E Finly " "
" 14.35 it is not so in your case. It be selects."
w presnel" " " 20.35 is probably true of more Eighteen of us laid down
B. A. NEWLAND,
Traveling Passenger Agt..
B Bl'kburn elk B'd " 42.22
our halves, and recorded our
19 Patton Ave., Asheville, N. C.
j H Mast ser co
" 12.25 than three fourths of the guesses, and when the last
GRAND OPENING! NEW GOODS.
J. CHARLTON, G. P. A
j E Finly " "
" 17.45 houses in Charlotte. It will
Chicago, 111.
ww presnel " ££
" 16.35 pay anyone building to have one was in, the little man
-oM B Bl'kburn elk B'd " 27.40 plans and specifications by a held up the watch and an
Ri
j E Finley ser co com 14.35 competent architect; pay in nounced the winner. Then
j H Mast "
" " 14.95
he continued:
wwpresnel" " "
16.45 comfort as to ventilation, as "Gentlemen, that watch
—AND—
M B Blackbnrn c'k B 'd 30.70 to location of doors and win
KNOCKED OUT!
dows, as to hygiene and as cost $2.20 wholesale. I have
M B Blackburn making
out tax books '90. $125.15 to cost—that you get what received $9.00. There ap
It is gratifying to us to announce to our numerous L P. HENSQN, DARK RIDGE,
N. C.,
j B dark waiting on
you contract for in every par pears to be a balance of $6.20 customers that we have now, and still arriving the largest
court spring term, 1.65 t i c ul ar.—C h a r1o11e Ch ro nicle. in favor of the dusky heath stock of goods ever brougt to Watauga. We have recent is just receiving a large stock
H c Martin & co blast
en who ache for religious coir ly bought in Philadelphia and Knoxv'ille $6000.00 worth
GENER AL M ERCHAN DISE
ing material
9.45
Our stock consists of all varieties of
Happiness depends very mucli fort. But let us see. My rail of NEW GOODS.
J A stone making coffin
goods kept in a first class store. We have a nice line of which will be sold for Cash or
the liver and
for pauper
4.65 on the condition ofof life make road fare was $4.20; dinner ready made CLOTHING that we are offering Low down.
country produce at prices
kidneys. The ills
L A Green judge and so
never before heard of. Give
but little impression on those and supper $1.25; two drinks
SHOES! OVER-SHOES! BOOTS!
licitor's dockets 5.00 whose digestion is good. You 20 cents; two games of bill
him a call,
Ladies dress goods in all qualities, colors and prices. apr 26 ly.
L A Green jail piping &
can regulate your liver and kid iards, 40 cents, and a. cigar
sup c cost state vsEller 80.22 neys with Dr. J. h. McLean's Liv ten cents, makingin all $6.15. Gents furnishing goods! Collars, cuffs, Neckware, shirts
socks and anything you want in the latest styles. HAT8!
w H Edmisten D S fees
er and Kidney Balm. $1.00 per
Landlord, here is a nickel, to suit men, women and children. Hardware, crockery,
bills cost sp term
1.10 bottle.
and I charge you, as you are farming utinsels, &c. in great quantities. Our goods were
J M Hodges D s fees bills
Two Children Mairied.
cost spring term
.30
an honest man, to see that bought at a bargain and we propose to give our customers
J w Holsclaw J pfees bills
it goes to buy tracts for our the benefit of them. Come and see our fine stock and you Caveats, and Trade-Marks
cost spring term
.65 A correspondent at Ford- fellow-men in Africa. Gentle will be sure to buv. Extra inducements will be offered ' for ent business conducted forobtained, and all Pat
Moderate Fees.
Office is
U. S. Patent Office,
Nath Harrison. J p fees
town, Tenn., under date of men. good night.—N. Y.Sun. the next 60 days for CASH . We take all kinds of produce and Our can secureOpposite iii less time than those
we
patent
from'Washington.
and , live stock a specialty. Thanking ourfriends for past remote model, drawing or photo., with descrip
bills cost spring T'm .45 the 12th, sends us the follow
Send
if patentable or
free of
patronage, we hope to merit it in the future by honest tion. Wc advise,not due till patentnot,secured.
Darby Triplet fees bills
charge. Our fee
is
ing:
dealings and good Bargains, we are
A Pamphlet, "How to Obtain Patents," with
Frequently accidents occur in the
bills cost spring T'm .65
names of actual clients in your State, county, or
The most noted act of the houshold which cause burns, cuts
town, sent free. Address,
J R Hodges J P fees bills
Very Respectfully
cost spring term
.65 season occured yesterday, sprains and bruises, for use in all
C.A.SNOW&CO.
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D. C.
R K Hartly J p fees bills
the 11th. Old Uncle David cases Dr. j. n, McLean's Volcanic
E. H.DOUGHERTY & BROcost spring term
1.22 Kitzmiller was born in Oct. Oil'Liniment has for many years
U R NEW
been the constant favorite fami
I
Mold W.tcliB
E M chursh D s fees bills
1799; was married at the ly remedy.
Worth S1
liuit J35
[watch in tlie world. Perfect
qost spring term
.60
timekeeper. War ran ted heavy,
age of about 24, and at one
" SOLID GOLD hunting; cases.
J J wilson D s fees bills
Both ladies' and gent • sizes,
with works and cases of
cost spring term
.75 time was one of our must Benjamin Penhallow Shilequal value. ONK PERSON in
each locality can secure ona
DEALERS IN
wealthy citizens, but misfor laber, familiarly known in
free, together with our large
Allen Green D S fees bills
v a l u a b l e l i n e o f Household
_ mples. Theao samples, as well
cost spring term
.75 tune attended him and he the literary world as "Mrs.
"as the watch, are IVee. All the work you
need do is to show what wo send you to those who call—your
c c smithey D S fees bills
friends and neighbors and those about you—that always results
was completely broken, was Partington," died on the 25,
in valuable trade for us,which holds foryears when once started^
cost spring term.
.45 sold out root and branch, ult., at his residence In Chel
and thus we are repaid. We pay all express, freight, otc. After
you know all, if you would like to go to work for us. rou can
J H Greer D S fees bills
earn from &30 to
per week and upward*. Address,
If you think of buying a
Htinson A Co., Box 81S. Portland, Maine
but at the close of the war sea, Mass., aged 76 years.
cost spring term
4.95
SEWING MACHINE,
began again. He bought
J H Jones D s fees bills
pains in the small of the back and want to save CASH, write me
cost spring term
.65 150 acres of la nd in the woods
indicate a diseased condition of for prices. I carry a full line of
c M Hodges D s^ees bills
on time and cleared it, rais
liver
may
cost spring term
.45 ed tobacco and paid for it theeasily or kidneys, whichuse of needles and parts ,such as ,
be
removed by the
Shuttles, Bobbins, Drivers,
J L Hayes D S fees bills
and built a nice dwelling. Dr. J. H. McLean's Liver and Kid Oi/s etc., all of which can be
cost spring term
3.67
M as living confortableagain ney Balm. $1.00 per bottle.
sent by mail.
T A cable D S fees bils
I have a good line of fishing
cost spring term
1.70 when two years ago his com
P "the
Indigestion results from a par lackles, Trout Flies, Hooks,
^ . fl N
B £ BT
Lee Greene D s. fees bills
panion died and he was left
Lines etc,
Seins a specialty,
CfJ W00DWOqK \:
; AfTAC-HWEjrfS^q
cost spring term
.30 alone. Last spring he sold tial paralysis of the stomach and will send them out bv mail.
is the primary cause of a very
NFWHOMF IWM
jas Guynn D S fees bills
o. 28 UNION SQUARE.NY
his farm for $3,500 went to large majority of the ills that S.
P. ANGEL,
cost spring term
1.05
! humanity is heir to. The most
live with his children and has
ST.LOUIS.M0.
OALL &S.T&K:
w H Bower sol. fees bills
KNOXVILLE,
thus lived until yesterday he I agreeable and effective remedy is
TENN
VV. L. Bryan,
cost spring term
7.15
nr. J. H. McLean's Little Liver and
5 .—29.
shell & Mast Bur paup 6.95 was joined in the holy bonds | Kidney Fillets. 25 cents a vial.
BO O H e,
N.
w B Harbin List tax 90 10.65 of matrimony, to old Aunt
[Continued on third page]
CLUBBING RATES.
FOE A CLUB OF FIFTY.
Giiicap and Alton R. R.
E. H. DOUGHERTY & BRO.
MAST,
N, G.
.
j j S. P.ANGEL, |
r
SEWING MACHINES
c
y
J
�PROGRAMME
don't take your revenge on
COUNTY EXHIBIT.
[Continued from 4th page.]
To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. the* DEMOCRAT because it has
Sunday Meeting
shown you.the corruptness of Of Fifth Fork Association. of Stony A w penley, list tax '90 $9. .90
J C Mast
'
7.65
yl year
..f 1.00 your party. Off she goes and
L G Maxwell"
6 months
50
' " 7.65
-o3 months
35 j on goes ten democratic sub This meeting will convene 0 Dtraylor
' " 9.15
c
scribers. We can't please all. with the Mt. Vernon Baptist | J B Green ^
AVith its ups and downs
" 7.65
ADVERTISING RATES.
is slowly, but surely, wanmg
' " 6.15
—Our newly elected Treasu church on Friday before the (y LHulcfier "
chlweek ft
.75
and as it closes we wish to
' " 6.15
1 month
1.75 i rer, W. E. Greene, gave us a fifth Sunday in March, 1891. A ] ex Hagaman
thank our many customers
' " 9.15
" 3 "
3.00 call last Monday. HedeposThe opening sermon will s J Hendrix "
tor their very liberal patron
7.65
" 6 "
5.00
R K Hartly
9.65 We propose to make it to age, and quote to them some
.1
1 year.
*
7.00 ited another dollar, and said be preached by Rev. Wm. M
of our leading articles, with
7.65
1 column 1 week..
* 9 . 0 0 he was now going to use his Lee. Rev. S. T. Carroll, al-; f
your interest to trade wi h the promise that during the
1
M B Blackburn book for
1 month
....13.50 efforts to help us to a nice tenia te.
1 " 3 "
25.00
record of deeds 7.15 us, and in so doing, we give remainder of the present year
QUERIES.
we will give you goods as cheap
6
37.501 club of subscribers. Thanks. I
sarn phipps, lumber and
1 year
50.00
work on bridge." 4.39 you some articles that are as can be bought on the South
—Mrs. Mary Council! was; 3. The practical influence
ern Markets, and for the year
so unfortunate some days of faith.—E. M. Gragg and J B dark J p fees bibs of
contained in our
Entered at the Post office at since as to receive a very Solomon Gieen.
cost state vs road hands 3.60
Joone, N. C., as second-class
Josph Phippsfees bills of
hard fall on her door steps. 2. What are the proper cost state vs road hands 4.75 ENORMOUS
mail matter.
STOCK
She was pretty badly bruised, | ministerial gifts to be nought w H Edmisten fees bills of
which confined her to her out?—David Green, S. T. Car- cost state vs r'd hands 71.65 on which we propose to give We promise, as in the past by
LOCAL NEWS.
j wm B Hagaman burial
you unequalled
room for awhile, but, we are roll and I. C. Miller.
3. What do the scriptures
expenses pauper
U87
-Fifteen days till Christ- happy to say, she is now al
Fair Dealings,
ex r d orders t.35
teach with regard to Rap.! J G
/
most entirely well.
as.
o r>
m
r
-Allen Green ex sum
.75
To merit a liberal share of the
I J p council] wit state vs
—In this issue we publish r !' ~l^ VS * '
-A turkey for Christmas
patronagemf our ['customers in
Lm-km Pipes.
Ben Julian
1.85
a circular letter from R. L.
blease.
BOOTS & SHOES.
It was provided and earn- H L Huggins wit state vs
Beall, of Lenoir, addressed
Ben Julian
1.60
estly requested at the last
-Watch out for Bryan's
to his alliance friends , all omeeting that each church in R F Holsclaw wit state vs
.Christinas offers next week.
ver North Carolina. We ha ve
Ben Julian
2.60
550 pairs Boots and
And adjoining counties.
-Our club offers are ma not ascertained from any of the association send at least J R Trivet wit state vs
two delegates to the next
D w Hagaman
2.3c
king- us subscribers daily.
Shoes.
our county alliancemen whe meeting.
J c Harrnan wit slate vs
—Christmas goods in end ther or not they endorse the
T. R. G REI
D w Hagaman
1.35 In this line we can fit and
TO MERCHANTS.
BENE, ]
less qua riti ties at J ones a n d letter, but. we have no doubt
suit all. The very best val We wish to call yonr especial
W. S. G REENE ,; Co III. EG Minton wit state vs
that they will.
Vance'.
i) w Hagaman
1.75 ues at panic prices. See our attention to our enormous stock
J. L. CARLTON J
R. D. CARROLL , Sec'.y. J P Robbins jr witness
line before buying.
-Buy your oranges, lemons, —V e learn from the lomaOF
state vs wm Gray 1.70
•bananas, and Christmas con hawk that the republicans
w H Byrd wit state ys
HARDWARE.
fections of S. F. Lenoir & Co. of Mountain City are now re
1.60
ceiving-their mail from the
Eli Rimer wit state vs
5 ou can save money by giving
—Gen. J. D. Imboden is
Mary j Rimer
1.50
us your order for nails, tyre and
hand of a democratic post Is an infiannnatioi) of the bronchial tubes —
Dry Goods,
booming Damascus City by
Sarah watson state vs
rolled iron, chains, and, 'in fact,
the air-passages leading into Ilia lungs.
burl d i n g a n ex ten si ve h o u se. master. We also infer from I'ew other complaints' pre so prevalent, or
1.47 Four thousand, five hun anything in this line, as we buy
its lead ing editorial t ha t, a s call for more prompt and energetic action.
dred yards of DRY GOODS them in large lots direct from
As neglect or delay may
—Magistrates, read chair was expected, Johnson went effective remedies should result seriously, Eda BROY hill wit state vs
always be at
1.30 Here you will find the lat the manufactures.
man Finley's call for a spec slightly republican in the last hand. Apply at once a mustard poultice to € J cottrel wit state vs
the upper part of H e chest, and, f.,r internal
est styles and best qualities
DRY GOODS.
ial meeting on first Monday election.
treatment, take frequent closes of
J R cook
1.30 at un-heard-of prices.
Consisting of
P
in Jan.
Joel cook wit state vs
Flannel Suiting',
Miss Mattie Howell, for
MLFBI
J RCook
1.60
—Mr. W. B. Council], in merly of Ashe but laterly of
Trecott Flannels,
H G Elliage wit state vs
Plaid Flannels,
feci
company with Dr. George W. Cottonwood, Idaho, died at
f
columbus Triplett 2.60
! 3
J
C. O. Lcppci\ Dn-grist. Fort Wayne. Iiid.,
Saxony, prints,
9
Kirk, of Philadelphia, arriv her home in that place on the writes: " ..,y little sister, four years of age, J H Greer wit state vs
Ginghams, etc., etc.
•<
it
In this branch we carry a
war so ill from brand Itis tliatwc l.ad almost
ed in town on Tuesday.
1.60
Ladie's Dress, in Renriefca
27th day of November, of given up hope of her re coverv. Our family
FRESH STOCK , both staple Cloth from 25 cts to one dollar
Mark wineharger wit
physician, a skilful man and of large experi
—M o u d a y a n 11 T ues d a y Neuralgia. We have often ence, pronounced it useless to give ber'auy state vs j c carroll
6.70 and fancy at prices lowei per yard. All kinds of laces in
moie medicine, snyin-g be bad dene
wei-e the coldest days, so far, heard her spoken of as a mod possible to do, and we must pre[tareall it was AMJohiiRou wit state vs
Vandike points, etc. Shawls and
for the
than the bottom notch.
worst.
a last resort, we determined to
"
G
ladie's coats in the latest styles.
we have had this winter. el young lady, possessing all try Ay: rAs Cherry Feetonil. ami 1 ran truly
3.10
s
Large stock of satin and grossay. witii most happy results. After Inking
the christian graces, and as a few doses she seemed to breathe easier, R u castle wit state vs
Some snow and sleet.
grain ribbon, table linen and oil
Floyd Davis
1.50
cloth.
—Mr. L. N. Perkins, who having been loved by all who and. within a week, v < ut< f danger. We w H Moretz wit state vs
>, Hats,
continued giving tl.e I'cetpral.mstil salisf.cd
knew her. Her death will be she \vft| entirely well. This iudispntable
"
a
has spent the summer in the
2.70 A nice lot at the very low
evidence < f the t rer t merit <.f Ayer's Ci irry
Pectoral 1 as ; .ven roe.
West, lias recently returned, sorely grieved by her many denco in |ho nr-iwrati-n. unbounded en 11- J J presiiell wit state vs
est prices. We can fit any
and j rccrmmrmi
triends in Watauga, as well it to my ettsti tucrs, knowing it cannot :.pwm si mms
2.10 body. Call and examine our
much improved in health.
poiut th--ni."
as Ashe.
W A Keller wit state vs
"Ayer's Cherry Pectoral cured me of a l ad
—The Tennessee T o m a
cough and m y partner of Prone] it's, i i--iw
1.90 stock before buying else Sugar.
Coffee,
of numerous cases in wb ich H is praparation
where.
BANNER ELK ITEMS.
hawk says there will he, in a
J H Brown wit state Vs
has proved very beneficial is; families of
Rice, Oat-meal,
Marion wilcox
.60
short time, three Railroads
IMckles, Bacon,
ting Children,
DEC. 9.— A great many peo so that the medicine is known amonjr t era wan Y ounce wit state vs
-ocon terni g a t M out, t< i i n C i ty.
Lard, Salt,
M A Presnell
4.30
as 'the consoler of the pfiketrd.""— Ultimo
Flour,
ple in this vicinity areengag- Eufus Vidal, San Cristobel, San I/on;'ngo.
—Col. L. L. Polk was re-el
Las Trivett wit state vs
Pepper,
"A
ago, I was
with a
ed in hauling birch timber in severeshort timebronchitis. takenremedies
Jea ns! J EANS ! ! J E A N S ! ! !
ected President of the Na
attack of
The
4.20
Spice,
such cases
We have the largest stock in in the greatest abundance, and
tional Farmers Alliance a the log to Elk Park which ordinarily used in in despair offailedr to give M Lawrance wit state vs
me relief. Almost
cv< f.r.diug
to cure me. I
a 1! ttle of
fe w (! a y s a go, a t Oca 1a, F1a. will sell for from $20 to $50 anythingCherry Pectoral,bought was helped F p chape] wit state vs 4,10 town, which will be sold at at prices that will surprise you.
Ayer's
special low pi ices.
per 1000 feet according to from the first dose. I had and finished one
not
—Old Mr. Long, oRAllegba the*figure of the wood. It botfle before tbe disease left me, and my
william chapel
1.80
throat
sound
OOTS
n.v county, who is now near seems that when one kind of Geo. B.and lungs were asPa. as ever."— w A Davis wit state vs
HOES.
Hunter, Altoona,
-oNO ah Taylor
1.12
80 yeai*8 of age, is visiting valuable timber is exhausted
In Foot-wear, we almost defy
w v calbway wit state vs
competition, as our stock was
his son, Mr.Calvin Long,one all other comes into market.
"• . "
1.05
purchased before the advance
PKEPAKED ET
mile west of our town.
J H south wit state vs
Thus the timber, trees, knots
in prices. We wish to call espec
DR. J. C. AVER DO., Lowell, Pass.
J o & Tra Potter 1.35
— r l he democratic majority &c. keep continually moving- Sold by all Druggiats.&Trice SI; c'x bottles, $5.
This department is com ial attention to our Tap-sole,
Henry Main wit state vs
Flesh-split boot, that we claim
in Texas tin's year is about out and it is only a matter
'(
U
(rl
U
plete. We can fit the tall, cannot be beaten in the United
175,000 on its Governor of time 'till all the most val
the short, the lean, and the States. We also carry a large
J J L church wit state vs
Notice.
and well selected stock of rubber
vote, and 167,000 on its uable timber will be gone,
fat.
" " "
"
1.85
For sale. 900 acres of land,
goods, in the latest and most
Congressional vote.
but the worst of all is, that on Rich Mountain, Watauga Alex Thomas wit state vs
BOYS CLOTHING!
comfortable sryles.
Mike ward
2.00
we have bad roads to haul County, 011 which is asbestos,
A nice lot which will be sold
—Please remember Christ
L w Farthing wit state vs
and fine land
mas is close at hand, and do over, and the profits are .Sales private. for sheep ranch.
1.70 at a very low figure.
L. D. Lowe &
B H Andrews wit state vs
ns the favor of sending- that small.
J. T. Furgerson, Ex'trs. of
Come and examine our new and
wm notson
1.80
dollar you are due us, and Mr. Wilson is teaching an Mrs. A. P. Callowa.y, deed.
excellent school, and it is to
elegant line of Ready-made Cloth
GOODS . Shirts,
Banner Elk, Nov. 15. '90 w w vannoy wit state vs
help to make the 'devils' en he hoped that he will contin
ing which was carefully selected
1.75
Drawers,
joy a happy Christmas and a ue to teach the balance of
as to style, fabric, make and fin
M D Green wit state vs
Money to loan.
ish, and you are sure to find any
Collars, *
glad New Year.
the winter.
John cluer
as
Persons wishing to bor H j Tague wit state vs ^.90
Mr. R. L. Lowe has com
Cuffs, thing you need, andcan cheap as
—A full turnout of the mem pleted a nice addition to his row money, who can secure
the chapest. We
fit you
u
Undcrware,
in any suit from the smallest
bers of Boone Lodge, No. 5, house.
it by mortgage on good real E v clewer wit state vs 1.70
boy to the 250 pounder.
Gloves,
I. 0. O. F. is desired at our Messrs. T. L. Lowe and L. estate, r-an be accommodated
|$P
.85
Hose, Gent's Furnishing Goods.
by applying to
next meeting Saturday night, M. Banner, of Elk Park, were
J i Bradshaw wit state vs
wm Nelson
1.70 Handkerchiefs,
as there is important busi up on a visit Saturday and J.E. Spainhour, Boone N. C.,
o—or A. J. Criteller, HortonN. G J G FOX wit state vs
Sunday.
REGULAR.
Cravats,
Ac.
ness on hand. R. CR IVERS,
4. 24.
Can suit all in this depart In endless varieties, such as
1.70
NOTICE.
Ree. See.
Outing-shirts,
win Knight, wit state vs
ment.
Dress-shirts,
NOTICE!
The free school in Boone A petition having been fil
.60
-oed with the Board of Comm is 1 am just receiving a new Joe BTodd fees bills cost
Under-wear,
closes tomorrow. Mr. Davis
In connection with 5rny
sioners at December term for stock of goods bought for
Collars. Cuffs,
spring term '90
60.21
will teach a subscription the formation of a new Town
Cravats, Hose,
cash down arid will sell for J L nays shff ser rd or .75 other business I run a
school of three monts if he ship and advertised accord stricklv pay down, at prices
Hats, caps,
'i
'>
'< 1 3 5
can get enough pupils to jus- ing to law; it is ordered that to live and let live. You will
Handerchiefs,
" sum wit
tiiv him. Had we not better the Board of Magistrates be do well to call and examine
Gloves & etc.
state vs j Jackson 14.65
called in special session on my goods consist ingof boots,
ki guar jail 32.15
continue the school?
We cannot be turned down
"
111(> fi rst M o n d a y i n J a n u a ry, shoes, dry goods, notions,
in this line for style or quali
"sum j ud and
—On last week we received 1891, to consider the same &c.
Yours truly,
tyReg w T election
3.15
a postal card from one W. P. in joint session. This Dec.
T. A. C RITCHER,
" hoi court 48.95
Underwood, of Aho, Republi 8, 1890. J. E. F INLEY,
Bamboo. N. C.
" sum taxlist 7.35 which we think is equal to Thanking oitr friends for a
Chm. Bd. Corns.
can, stating that he wanted
" _ " fees bills
1 >reech loading double shot gun
any in the county, and we liberal patronage in the past
his paper stopped, and fur The harsh, drastic purgatives, 18 to $50, single breech loaders cost spi ing term '90 4.45 guarantee our prices as low and hoping to merit a larger
share in the future, we are
" bucket and
ther, that it had been full of once deemed so indispensable, $4 to .ft 12, breech loading rifles ft3
most
Respectfully.
have given place to milder and to ft 15, Double barrelMuzzleload lamps cleaning court H 2.55 as any in the County
democratic falsehoods for the more skillfully prepared laxa ing shot guns$5.50 to ft20, Re
"
" hoi court 33.75 Thanking my customersfor
past six months. Now, old tives; hence the great and grow peating uifles, 16shooter, ftlO to w M Michael j p fees bills
JONES & VANCE.
past favors, I remain
fellow, just own up that we ing demand for Ayer'sPills/Phy ft30; Revolvers ft l to |20. send 3 cost state vs road hands 95
E LK P ARK , N OV ., 17, '90.
.
Very Respectfully,
sicians
bills
done you up in grand ; then i torevery where recommend cts. for Mamotli illustrated cata- j j w Holsclaw fees hills
N. B. All orders by
costiveness, indigestion O £ U ,™' 40 ' Add, T. 8 ? liliA ' r WMT |COst state vs road hads 3 85
P e > by fair means, and j and liver complaints.
mail shall recieve prompt at
EUNWORKS , Pittsburg, ra. |
[Continued next week]
V/, L. Bryan, tention.
J. & V.
SUBSCRIPTION HATE S
HERE WE ARE!
18901
ON TOP!
1891
Groceries,
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CLOTHING.
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Hotel and Feed
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J
BOONE,
p>
WATAUGA
COUNTY, N. C„ THURSDAY', JANUARY, 8, 1891.
WASHINGTON
NO. 24.
THE HUNTER'S STORY.
LETTER, j dwindled to 18 and after a
seeker knew that the lost one
THE FORCE RILL.
five minute fission, devoted
was found.
BY U E \ JOHN TO it I), I). D.
From our Regular Correspondent t o ] ) v n y e v by the chaplain,
It must have interested
My guide was an old trap "How many times I had
,. Tr
.
.
an adjournment was taken
Messrs Rowell aiid Lodge to
Mr. Harrison is -110 longer
... / .
,
per who had spent years in to tell the story over! 1 nev
—J'EALKHS IN,—
... , .
...
! until today, lodav tneieis
observe in the Senate debates
confining himself to secretly
,
. , . (the forests, sometimes six er saw people so crazy with
P..
,
.
1 not a quorum present, out
joy, for the man was of one the other day that that sec
manipulating the wires that
,,
,
. . jn
1
0
'an effort will be made bv the months at a time, without of the first and best families, tion of th#.r force bill which
Jeneral
Mergbandise
are being laid to secure h i rn
seeing a human face. I was
republicans to continue the, ....
.
his insanity authorized a r in e d deputy
, 1
1
1bill I 1 sittingdown, leaning against and they hoped
-n
We have now on lnmd ; a renominationin 1892 He .debate .on .1
0
,
,
the election
, '
.. F
would be but temporary, as marshals to visit the people
is now openly, a candidate;
.
Tl a tree, and the old hunter
complete line of
,
...
! until a quorum gets here. It
and no -republican of anv ... .
,,
, came and sat down near me. I afterwards learned it was. at their homes and collect
n
,
. .
, .
will hardly succeed though,
m rt
How they feasted me, and political information of them
prominences who visits birni
.
"In the course of your be
JL
,
4-1 »i t a tt
.1 as ft will be Opposed by the
when I came away, loaded was repudiated by nearly ev
leaves the White House with- ,
,
TYTCI
ing in the woods so long,"
,, .
,
, .. democrats, who will insist
out being made aware of the! ,
'
,
.
... said I, "you must have met my canoe with provisions ery republican Senator. It
that nothing be done withand clothing, and everything is true that Mr. Edmunds
faet, and he is losing no op
with some strange things.
-CONSISTING OF,out a quorum, The House is
for my comfort. It was a defended it, but Mr. Teller
portunity of making deals
doing nothing for the same What one do you think of, time and place of great joy. declared that Mr. Grayde
to secure delegates to the
as among the strangest ?"
[Dr,y Goods,]
reason, and it looks as tho'
They seemed to forget every nunciation of the provision
next republican national
Why, I hardly know. I
[Notions,]
things would rem nine in the
body else, and think only of was none too strong, and it
con ven Hon.
Ex-Senator
have had many narrow es
[Groceries,]
same condition for the rest
the poor man whom I had appeared in the debate that
Bruce; to whom he gave the
capes, and have, as you say,
of this week.
[Shoes,]
the committee that consider
brought back,"
second best local office in the
seen some strange things. 1
Attorney General Miller has
The old hunter ceased and ed the Davenport-Rowell[Hats,]
District of Columbia; ex-Repcan now recall one. It took
made his contribution to the
I said, "Don't this make you Lodge bill last summer a
[Hardware,]
resenlative Lynch, whom he
place many years ago, when
Harrison boom in the shape
to strike the section out of
[Tinware,]
made one of the Auditors of
I was younger than I am think of the fifteenth chapter
of an opinion which, if it
of Luke, where the man who the bill. There the section
the Treasury, and a negro!
no w. I had been ou t all wi11[Glnsswa re,]
holds good., will enable Mr.
lost one sheep, left all the stood in the printed bill in
named Europe, who holds a j
t e r a 1o n e, t r a 1) p i n g for f u rs.
[Crockery,]
Harrison to turn the World's
rest and went and sought it, spite of the committee's ac
position in the Post Office!
It was in March when I was
[Medicines,]
Fair into a mammoth Handand brought it home rejoic tion, and that fact, together
Pepa rt m<>n t, a re v1ie< 1 u pon ,
hunting beaver, just as the
•
1
+
of which we are offering at to control the negro dele- i soil machine by appointing ice ,began to ,break up, and, ing, and of the teaching of with the fact that the tariff
an army of political heelers
our Savior, that there is joy bill which the President sign
gates from the South, and
on one of the furthest, wild
to do imaginary work to
5^5
j
in heaven over one repenting ed was not the tariff bill that
fro
his own State lias, he thinks,
est lakes I ever visited. I cal
I
tf
wards preparing for the ex
passed Congress, suggests
V V 5 VM V
been made solid for I Am by
culated there could be no hu retu r11in g si n n er?''
position, while their real work
"Oh yes ! I have often theinquiiy whether legisla
his making friends with
man being nearer than one
We;'alsoTake in exchange Treasurer Huston, who some will be for Mr. Harrison and hundred miles. I was push comp a red the two, and tion is by Congress or its
though I don't suppose they clarks.
time ago tendered his resig fhe republican party.
ing my canoe along through
for goods,
There are enemies of the
nation in a huff because he The anti-silver republicans the loose ice, one cold day ring bells and fire guns in
j Wheat,
who are all in favor of the when just around a point that world, yet I have no force bill on the republican
thought himself and wife had
! Corn,
side of the Senate. Besides
not been treated with suffi Force bill, do not derive that projected into the lake clonht they rejoice greatly
! Rye,
over every lost one that is those who are opposed to the
j Oats,
cient consideration by Mr. much satisfaction from the I heard something walking
bill, there are those whd, like
arrival of two more votes
j\ Miicken
and Mrs. Harrison.
through the ice. It made so found."
Senator Plumb, are anxious
| Eggs, j
for that measure, in the per
Secretary Rusk, who as
much noise5 and stepped so
There is no exbuse, except for financial legislation and
I & ( :tC, |
sons of the new Idaho Sena| within a week taken occasion
tors, because both of those regularly, that I felt sure it in the most extreme of unfor are not disposed to neglect
IVE US A CALL j to publicly announce not <Hi
must be a moose. I got my tunate of instances for a re the business interests of tha
1
lly that he was not a candi- !Senators are u inters t ood to rifle ready, and held it cock
r
0
CWuq 1 date, but his support of Mr. 1 be enthnsiasric friends of free ed in one hand, while I push spectable young man in A- country in order to bolster
May the 15th. 1890.11iarrison, is confident tha t I silver coinage. These anti- ed the canoe with the other. merica to fail of commercial up a little political conspira
success, if he will only look a- cy, even among their own
republicans are opnoshe can seen ;•( a solid de'egaSlowly and carefully Iround- bout him and employ the op party friends. There are re
i am Trom 1 St: a fe, a ad ^I,, ai to any iiiianeial legisla- iod the point, when, what was
ma
. B. COFNCILL, Jij
portunities as they present publican Senators who hava
other members of the cabi 1 tion of any kind at this sesAon, am] tlmv only a«-ivcd »'- v astonishment to see not themselves before him. Let not been quoted as hostile to
ATTORNEY AT LA ;V
net are ail working to do tin
to the SimmUi l.ii! recent!v! f1 n f n s e ' b l , t a , m a n ' * ad ' n K a young man show to his em the bill who are opposed to
;qi v i5o one.
C. same thing in their respec
reported for the pnrpoee of j 1,1
«'ater-the ice water! pi oyer thas he is working for it because it is immensely
I live states. This has been
He had nothing on his head something more than his long and cumbersome, and
i made mueh easier by the quieting the silver men in
1
1
V\ B. COUNOILL, M. I). j iact that the result of.the re- their party, a*nd fully intend or feet, and his clothes were bread and butter; let ,him no one can find out what is
torn almost off from his
Boone, N. C.
| cent eh ction together w i i h ing to prevent a vote ever he limbs. He was walking, ges- show that he has the iuter in it inside of six months, be
es t of his emdloyer at heart cause it will prove to be eIU sklent Physician, Office I the attitude of the republi ing taken upon it. The sil
on King' Strei ( no: til of Post can lea-tiers in Congress on ver men have at last had t i e u1a ring with Lis h a n d s a n d and will protect and further normously expensive, and be
ta 1 king to 11i mself. He seem X) hice.
cause they have no faith ill
I he Force Bill and other mat their eyes opened, and they ed to be wasted to a skeleton. them at every point, even if
June 12 88. 1 v
by so doing he is often com its accomplishing the ends
ters to which he is opposed are threatening to make the With great difficulty I got
arrived at. They will not
E.F. LOVILL
has removed all desire on the fur fly as soon as the holi him into my canoe, when I pelled to extend his office
hours or make an extra ef help it along and may per
day absentees get back.
A TTORNEY* A T R AW,
part of Mr. Blaine for the
landed and made up a fire,
haps vote against it.
Boone N. C.
nomination. He doesmt be Commissioner Baum has and got him some hot tea fort, and he is bound to suc
July 4th, '80—1 y
lieve that there is hardly a been compelled by Secretary and food. He had a bone of ceed. Eve.iv young man in The attempt made last ses
sion to apply Beedism in the
possibility that any republi Noble to write a. letter in fa some animal in his bosom, business today can and
should rise above his posi Senate in the interest of the
vor of the bill now pending
can can be elected, therefore
which he had almost gna wed
force bill has already been re
I)R, L. C. BEEVES.
he will interpose no objection to reduce the attorney's fee to nothing. He was nearly tion. One position rilay be
newed at this session, and
P HYSICIAN AND S URGEON
to Mr. Harrison's being vin for obtaining an increase frozen, and quieted down and more conductive to this than
lias failed again. The effort
Office at Residence.
dicated by a renomination. m pension to $2. The attor soon fell asleep. With great another, but it is possible in
Boone, N. C.
all cases too many of our may be renewed again, but
ney's lobby still boldly and
Senator Stock bridge, of
difficulty, and in a rounda
July 4. 89.
the bill gains no friends, and
Michigan, feels about a hun confidently announce their a- bout way, I found out the young men stop at the point
of duty exacted of them; to the longer it blocks other
dred per cent larger than he bility to defeat the bill.
name of the town from which carry the interst of their em business the more republi
L. D. LOWE,
did a week ago. He is credi Public opinion has proved became. Slowly and care
can Senators are willing to
ted with having had Judge too strong for the House fully I got hirnalong, around ployers beyond a certain time drop it. Senator Gray fairly
for
t%\l\ wY 81 law
V
Brown, of his State, nomi committee on Rules, which falls and over portages, keep of the day is beyond their stampeded the republican
A N T)
nated to the vacancy on the has decided to report in fa mg a resolute watch over comprehension. "I am Pot side of the chamber by his
bench of the Supreme Court vor of Ilepresentatiqe Rock him lest he should escape paid to work after 6 o'clock,' exposure of the bill. Other
NOTARY
,
democratic Senators whd
in the face of the active op ery's resolution authorizing from me into the forest. At says the young man forget have spoken against the bill
BANNER 'S ELK. N. C.
position of his Senatorial an investigation of thecharge length, after nearly a weeks ful that those making success have done themselves great
Colleague, General Algei and against Congressmen of spec travel, I reached the village all aroud him, are the men credit, and Senator Gorman
tP • ^'' •
mJM
who work day and night, if
Secretary Blaine, all of whom ulating in silver bullion.
where I supposed lie lived. I occasion requires it. Let a is directing the war against
Wash. Dec. 29, 1890.
the bill with great skill.
DENTIST, supported another Michigan
found the whole community young man he afraid of him. The force bill has not yet
candidate.
UK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA.
A PERFECT FLIRT*
under deep excitement, and But let hirn find pleasure in passed the Senate.—Nation
Old man Christmas knockOffers lii.s professional services
rt- j *
-j
. more than a hundred men his work, and succes will find al Democrat.
T -,
I'or flirting commend us to
^
.
to till people of Mitchell,: ed the'republicans leaders in
AhTfl,A the belUMjfa country, a New were scattered in the woods him. To this rule there is no
Watauga and adjoining* conn , « „4
Notice.
exception. Success must be
1
ties.# rNo bad mnteml used the .Senati: out, in the "'j" , Ki-glmxi country in paction- and on the mountains seek- deserved before it comes.
For sale. 900 acres of land*
round. Mr. lionr roiused
] ni . t One with some beauty, ing for my crazy companion,
uTid nil work guaranteed.
on Rich Mountain, Watauga
May 1 1 y. even entertain the .idea of | a trifle of accomplishments, a for they had learned that A A The successful young man, County, on which is asbestos^
qow, i ( i who is not con tent
passing t he usual resolu I ion grea l deal oi sent ii»ien» ai.d ], a( j wandered into the woodtU with what has been done* but and fine land for sheep ranch.
S. Eiackburn. for u holiday recess and sta-|P^W°/ novel reading, she j
J. F. Morphsw.
h i been a , > . ree< j a p o n stri ves to surpass it. Extra Sales private. L. D. Lowe &
orson, N.C.
ilHrioji, N. C.
Kd that the Senate would be
!V,V of'GirtoU-''hV U tlliu^t that if he was found, thebyljs ordinary talents are not nec- J. T. Furgerson, Ex'trs. of
M OR PHEW & BLACKBURN in session evcr,\ <lay unt a cy |* (>r adulation is as insatiable should be immediato;. _uuig essary to succes.- The great Mrs. A. P. Calloway, deed.
the genius of en Banner Elk, Nov. 15* '90.
Force bill was passed, but he. a8 her capacity for humbug- and guns fired. And as so n est genius isindustry. Modi
ATTTORNEYS AT LAW.
ergy and
ATTENTION i
Will practice in the courts reckoned without counting! ing herself and others is| a8 I landed, a shout w is fy pleasure for business, but My duties confine me closely to'
.
actions boundless.—It is not unusual raised, his friends rushed to do not modify business for
of Ashe, Watauga and Mitch ( *» e strong home attract!
Carolina, and I would exchange,
rt of gir 1 1
Senators
^
ell counties, also in the Fed- j of a majority of the Sen at
him, the bells broke out in pleasure. This, thousands of on favorable terms, $ 10,000 of
god to two or three
era! courts of the Dist.. and of his party. By christmas
loud notes and guns were young men fail to under stock in a phosphate company
Supvcm^ Court Of the State, ere tlm Senate Us short of
nortorhertol«oo;ne iond notes, and guns we stand, and here lies "the se in Florida, my late residence, for
'!>'ed
Collection of claims .solicited, a quorum and aJjonrned to "» old maid alter all, he- fired, an,, then- roportechj, cret of the stand-still at a suitable farm in the mountains'
trust which they find themselves.
^
. Saturday; on Saturday the cause she cannot determine again and again in a)*
A LEX. QT H OLLAD A Y,
[{)
Raleigh, N. C<
luuniber of Senators had | who she loves mostjam! on mountain, till eve
orv --Ex*
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�The Watauga Democrat,
So a i o the ] >arahies of
A COMPLETE I
PER!
Him whom Vie preaches. He
The Prideofthe North
i housands of men bienthe, ; ( j oes notspiritualizetheSerip
1). IS. Dougherty, Editor.
mi Press."
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up a paper that shall reflecJ
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no more. tt by? They did not} t||ft p rop | iets di( , write .» To
greatest credit on North aro
a partine of good in tne j lbs m Christ, God's plan
na, no matter where it mayThe New York Star, in an world, and none were blessed , f<)p rodeP1Tlin „ , nen ta i n ov .
seen? Then patronize.
article on betting,relates the by them; none could point to! m . fc
The Wilmington Messenger
of th „- 01(j Tw5ta .
A LARGE EIGHT -PAGE PAPER
following:
them as the instruments of, ^ ng w ] ] . )f) f h e Xevy ,
Do you want a reliable papei
A distinguished physician the redemption; not a "w. Does he-treat of some inci- In order to encourage our friends to help us in our ef giving you all the news of til
Was called to attend an in they wrote, not a word they ;
dent of Old Testament hisfo- forts to raise our subscription list several hundred within |I world-—a Democratic newspap
that equals the best- has
veterate better, who was at spoke, could berecalled, and
jrv? He begins with Christ the next few months, we have decided to make some PRE largest circulation, and his 103
tacked with a. sudden and so they perished—their light
and shows how even history MIUM Ok HERS t o clubbers which we are sure will encour t\venty-one years been 1 pa
dangerous illness. After a went out in dai knerfs, and j W raps itself around the Cross, age some active persons to go to work and make a nicej and Tactorin thegrowth and de
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careful diagnosis, the doctor they were not remembered j T o ( l o t h i s a g easi]y a n f ] a g thing for themselves, and at the same time help to build velopment of the Old
Slate? Then subscrbe foi
assured him that his condi more than the insects of yes- j na f ura ]]y (lg he always does up their home paper.
THE WILMINGTON MFSSENGE
tion was extremely critical, terda.v. O man immmortnl?
1
iheehnraeterofgreat
8t
Campaign Rartes:
and his chances of recovery Live for something. Do good
0
ness upon him.—Dr. L. Bur
The "Daily Messenger,"
Very doubtful. Thereat, the and leave behind you a mon
mail, 4 months 011 trial
rows on Spnrgeon.
n
the patient rallied sufficient ument of virtue that the
$2.00
0
strength, and the following storms of time can never de THE HEART —Throb, throb,
The weekly "Transcript
colloquy ensued:
stroy.
throb. Never sleeping, but To the person securing us fifty CASH subscribers by the senger," (the largest t
"Ldl bet you a hundred
Write your name of kind often tired, loaded with care, first day of Aprile, 1890, we will give as a premium, 011 best paper in the Stat
months on trial for $1.0
dollars, Doctor that I don't ness, love and mercy on the drilled with despair, bleeding delivery of the names a Genuine
Cash in advajice. L
die."
hearts of the thousands you with wounds, often inflited
SINGER SEWING MACHINE.
papers are large Eight-Pa
''My dear sir, you may not come in contact with vearbv by those who do not underThis Machine is strictly first class in every partiular, and sheets. Send Postal Ca
but I think it proper to ad year, and you will never be-stand it, or burdened with afretails regularly at $>40.00. It is a perfect jem and is well with the address of five
vise you that, in my opinion, forgotten. No; your name, fection, it must beat on for a
sons and receive sample t
worth ever cent of a the money.
ies of THE MESSENGER.
you will."
your deeds, will be as legible lifetime. Nothing finds
a
Oct. 1st. 1888. tf.
"Well, Doctor, if 1 die, will on the hearts you leave be lodgement in its chambers
0
1 go to heaven?"
hind as the brow of evening. that does not add to its laFOR A CLUB OF FIFTEEN
"I hope so, sir."
Good deeds will shine as bore. Every thought that the
TAKE THE
"Will i be an angel?"
bright on the earth as the mind generates steps upon
To the person sending us a club of fifteen we will give on
"Yes, sir."
stars of heaven.—Chalmers. the heart before it wings its delivery of the same, the most valuable book known to
"Will T have wings?"
way into the outer world. the English-speaking people. Who can do business of aAppalling Facts.
"I presume so, sir."
The memory of the dead lov ny kind, without that great volume,
West and Northwest
"Well now. Doctor, when
ed ones are mountains of
WEBSTER'S UNABRIDGED I)DC710NARY ?
Under this head, the Tunk- weight upon its sensativeyou die will you go to heav
hannock Republican says ness; the anxieties of the soul
Emigrants going to any- of
en and be an angel?"
there is a sufficient quantity Stream to the heart and bank This, is no shoddy edition, but is the complete work in V- csLcrn States or Tun itoriu
"1 trust so, sir."
heavy leather, and has, up to a few months since, always will save time and money goinj
"And will you have wings, of fermented and distilled Jih em selves upon it, as the sold for $12. Think of this wonderful book for only fif via. Chicago and Alton route
t is the quickest route to
I iiq uors used in the United early snow-drifts cover the
too?"
teen subscribers to your.home paper.
K A N S A S CIT Y, I) E N Y E R
States in one y ear, to fill a lender plant; lave®if it loves,
"Yes, I suppose I will."
,-0
PUEBLO,
canal four feet deep, f >m teen p r e s with .feverish warmth
"Well then, Doctor, I'll bet
And all points in Idaho, Wash
you a hundred dollars I will feet wide and One bundiou a r f j makes it the moresensaCLUBS OF TEN.
ington, Oregon, Utah
and twenty miles in length. tive; hate, if it hates, heat-sit
out-fly you."
and California.
For ten new subscribers we will give an extra SteelThe man died, but the Dr. The liquor saloons and. ho to desperation and fills it
Ernest and Best Equippet
Engraving 30 x 40 inches,'which is cheap at $5.00, and is
who has not yet taken the tels of New York city, if plac with conflicts. Still it works
Road in the West.
truly a magnificent picture. Make clubs at once.
Only line running Solid Yesti
bet, is still living. If, as ed in opposite rows, would on. When slumber closes the
WT-'ihe National Democrat and Watauga Democrat Jor huled trains between St. Loui
some theorists hold, we take make a street like Broadway eye-lids, the heart is beating,
and Kansas City.
Oris dollar and seventy-five cents per yearNJA
with us into the new world eleven miles iti length. I he beating beneath all its bur
Reclining Chair cars and Tout
ist-Sleepers free of extra charge
the same propensities which places w h ere intoxicating dens; it works while we slleep,
I will meet parties at any rat
we have in this, we have no drinks are made and sold in it works whiff) we play; itroad station with through ticket
doubt that all the betting this country, if placed in rows aches when we laugh. Do not
A
and baggage checks.
young Americans, and old in direct lines, would make a I unnecessarily wound it; do
For full information,maps an<
descrip '.i ve pamphlets of th
too, who read this, will, in street one hundred miles in j not add to its bleeding wonYCest write to or call on
due time, be running around length. If the victims of the | lids. . Speed a kinp word to
B. A. N EW LAND,
to make bets on the flying rum traffic were there also, cheer it; warm it when it is
Traveling Passenger A <>'t
match of our diseased sport we should see a suicide at cold;encourage it when it de19 Pat-ton Ave., A.slieville, N't
GRAND OPENING! NEW GOODS.
J. CHARLTON, G. P. A
whose ruling passion was every mile, and a thousand s1 >a irs.—Gc od Words.
Cliicago, III/
funerals a day. If the drun
-ostrong in death.
A Sad End.
kards of America could be
procession, five
Senator ftlackbiirn% Last Calf-Pint. placed in
John Haddy, a gentleman
abreast, they would make an
—AND—
UICT
and law student, who had
The Senator was telling a- army one hundred miles in
IfsMO s j
KNOCKED OUT!
bout his trip to the Territory length. What an army of received the best education
that England affords, died
and about the Indians. He victims! Every hour in the
I t is gratifying to us to announce to our numerous J. P. HENSON, DARK R IDG
N. C.,
said that one of the strang night the heavens are lighted of starvation in London. customers that we have now, and stiff arriving the largest
7 torch of Unable to make a living, and stock of goods ever brougt to Watauga.
We have recent is just receiving a largestcx
est things to him was the with the incendiary
Indian's love of whisky. He the drunken. Every hour in too proud to beg, he was car ly bought in Philadelphia and Knoxville $6000.00 .worth
GENERAL MERCIIANDISE
of NEW GOODS.
Our stock consists of all varieties of
said; "You fellows all think the day the earth is stained ried to the workhouse, where goods kept in a first class store. We have a nice line of which will be sold for Cash <
that you like a good dram, with the blood shed by drun he died of inanition. He was ready made CLOTHING that we are offering Low down.
country produce at prie.
a man of vast erudition, fine
never before heard of. OF
but you are nothing to an ken assassins.
SHOES!
O VER-SHOES!
BQ OTS !
him a call,
abilities and temperate hab
Indian. I'll tell you what See the great army of i nebriLadies dress goods in all qualities, colors and prices. apr 2D ly.
its. Wliai a commentary
happened to me. I was riding ates more than half a million
Gents furnishing goods! Collars, cuffs, Neck ware, shirts
along by 013-self when a great strong, marching on t o s u r e upon English charity and socks and anything von want in the latest styles. HATS!
big Indian overtook me. He and swift destruction—filing phil an trophy. The income to suit men, women and children, Hardware, crockery,
, f. •;
could talk a little English off rapidly to thepooi-houses of the Inns Court in London farming utinsels, &c. in great quantities. Our goods were
d PI L
rMi M Off ^*^3
pfa
and I could talk enough In and prisons; and 011 to the is not less than $>350,000 a bought at a bargain and we propose to give our customers
the benefit of them. Come and see our fine stock* and you
dian to pass a few remarks scaffold, and yet fhe ranks year, positively lying idle, will be sure to buv. Extra inducements will be offered for Caveats, and Trade-Marks oUtained, »r
ent business conducted for Rfcricratc Ft
I j wlcher8 ? f , the
Oilice Is Opposite U. S. Patent
about the weather. He seem are constantly filled by "the »«<*
the next 60 days for CASH. We take all kinds of produce and Our can secure patent in lesa time tlC'
ve
remote from Washington.
Innf
Tem P ,B c "' n " el , h ! w and ,live stock a specialty. Thanking ourfriends for past
ed to be such a pleasant old moderate drinkers. Whocan
Send model, drav ieg or photo., with
t.ion.
advise, if patentable or
fellow that I took out my compute the fortunes squaii- "indents to pay for arinus- ptr onage, we hope to merit it in the future by honest charge.WeOur fee not due till patentnot:
is
dealings and good oargains, we are
A Pamphlet, "How to Obtain Patent
flask and gave him a touch dereil, the hopes crushed, the *' (,n
names of actual clients in yourState, c
'' !,b, ' arv ' J 001 '
town, sent free. Address,
Very Respectfully
up with some old Kentucky hearts broken, the homes J ' H a , U i y wf, » ^-evented
o.A.srj©w&,
fsw
Whisky. Well, that Indian made desolate, bv drnnde.i-i tm . ra
Opposite Patent Office, Washington j
'
i at la w reporting on account
E, H.DOUGHERTY & BRObrightened up like a new dol ness .'
I
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i of this arbitrary enactment.
iff
lar, and in less than Ave min
a
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Mr. Spurgeon is a great j He had no money wherewith
I
utes wanted to trade for the
timek •-T>; r. Wtirr'
• : n> -<• t > htil
man. He has brains as well j to pay '1 brary fees,' and he
Both hi'iit s' ami
whisky. At first lie offered
with works nu<J
rq Ull value. Oxij
tne a deer he had killed, but j as soul. Ashe preaches he' was shut out from following
".vlt 1 Mnlity can
—DEALERS
IN
tree, ..
. . together wit- 1•
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I wouldn't take it. Then he throws out nuggets of gold! his profession by reason of
r^SamnlcB.'•' IThus All thl
1
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to his hearers, nugggets of! his inability to buy law
ile i^ to dhow what we eeml you
I
threw me a pair of moccasins I
friend
1 n ighbors and those about you—tkat&lwjL
in valunble trade for u*. which hold * for'ycars when orl
golden thought, lie has no! books. What a fearful place,
and thus we are repaid. We pay ail express, freight,^
but I wouldn't trade. He
you know all, if you would like to go to work for us,
earn from
to
offered me his rifle, and I re -j need to rant and rave and ! that London is, with all its; If you think of buying a
&U118011 tfe Co., Uux per week and upwards.B
l*ortIaud9
grow 'eloquent'. His affile-lawful poverty, and how temSEWING MACHINE,
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fused that. Arid finally, gen
tion requires him to use his|Pted one becomes when such
V;' - V.
. ;
tlemen, that copper colored
and want
hands to support his body, j sad^scenea as these are re for prices. to save CASH, write me
- Aiiyyww
^
I carry a full line of
inebriate offered me his horse
needles and parts ,such as ,
saddle, rifle, moccasins, and; and not to illustrate his senShuttles, Bobbins, Drivers, I
fences. One does not look at
NOTICE
a dead deer for that half pint |
the man to see grace but to I am just receiving a new Oits etc., all of which can be
of whisky. Did you ever hear
sent by mail.
of a man that fond of whis hear grace. His thought is stock of goods bought for I have a good line of fishing
, ,
1 cash down and will sell fori
ky?"
transparent, but men wou-| 8trick | v ,, ay d o w n , « t p r i f i P S l lackles, Trout Flies, Hooks,
The crowd thought it was
GAR
EST
Seins a specialty,
der why they hadn tthought! t o Uve'and'let live. You will Lines etc,
b'J W00DVVvDRK-.uy ' J f-' •'
wonderful, but one fellow
will send them out by mail.
said: ''Bay, Joe why didn't it out themselves. His lan- do well to call and examine
-V7cAG - 23 UNI0MSQUAP.E.HJr: '
guage is simple and therefore my goods consistingof boots,
you except h's offer?"
ST.LUUIS MO. rr
V r:-?i U/VILFL
KNOXVIbLE,
"My God, man!" said fhe men may easily catch hisffF'Oes, dry g<wjds, notions,
c1 ° ^ ls . 1 '"IJk v »
TENN
VY. L. Bi-yan,
•Senator, "it was the last meaning. It is deep meaning ^
r
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half-pint I had."—Kansas but luminously expressed. |
p ! j ! ' ( ' 3l v { 'p
B o o 11 e,
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His illustrations a recomir on I
l.»amboo. N.
City Tinit's.
LIVE FOR SOMETHING.
place.
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�The Watauga Democrat,
HERE WE ARE!
The old year passed away E. Earthing is dead. She
y s I
READ THIS.
A A
e&a i
amid gloom and rain while was taken ill Monday and
^t
All persons indebted to
D. B. Dougherty, Editor.
me, either by note or ac
the new year was born into died with membranous croup The most generally useful meilicr. • is A.. . .
Pills. As a remedy for the various dise; ses
It C. Rivers, Publisher
count for medical services,
the calendar of the ages, in Tuesday night Dec, 23rd. of the stomach, liver, and bowels, these
or for merchandise are earn
Pills
equal.
sugar-coating
to-day. causeshave 110 not onlyTheir he easy and
like manner, bet us look and was buried
them
to
estly requested to come for
A DEMOCRATIC family newspleasant to take, but preserves their medi
er devoted to the interests of over the journey of onr life She was going on three years cinal integrity 111 all climates and lor any
ward and make prompt set
ounty, State and Nation. Pub through the first year and old and was loved by all who reasonable length of time. The best family
tlement as 1 am compelled
lished every Thursday at Boone, consider our errors, our mis knew her. We symphathize medicine, Ayer's Pills are. also, unsurpassed
to have my money. I have
for the use of travelers, soldiers, sailors,
Watauga County, N.C.
campers, and pioneers. In some of the
waited long and patiently,
takes, our failures and the with the bereaved parents in most critical cases, when all other remedies
have failed,
as my friends well know, and
rock of offence, on which our their great loss. But should
We propose to make it to now, that I am iorced to
Thursday Jan. 8th, 1801
Ayer's PiiSs
fondest hopes and aspira not forget that the Lord
your interest to trade with call on them, I hope they
tion, may have been ship doeth all things wel 1 as he prove effective. of 1864 I was sent to the
will respond promptly to my
" In the summer
Sugar Grove wrecked and what of good has said in Romans 8 chapt- Annapolis hospital, suffering with chronic us, and in so doing, we give request. 1 have made a
While there, I
re
Jan. 1st. 1891 results has rewarded our and 28 verse. This is two diarrhea.Strength that I couldbecame so and you some articles that are change in my business and
duced in
not speak
was compelled to write everything I wanted
must therefore close up all
Editor Democrat.
best efforts and resolves, has bright little girls Mr Ear- to say. I was then having some 25 or 30 contained in our
to
past transactions, Persons
stools per day. The doctors ordered a medi
According to the division our christian walk and work thing has lost with crou p cine that I was satisfied would be of 110
tailing to make settlement
of cime in our calendar, to
benefit
not take it,
been what it should have within a short time. Pi of. suaded to me. I did get me somebut per
by Oct 1st. 1890 will find
my nurse to
of Dr.
day is new year, andjthe first
STOCK their accounts in the hands
Ayer's
About two
hi
been. Also let us start in Francum has a good ' school noon I Pills. six of theseo'clockandthe after ENORM CUS
took
pills,
by mid
day of each month was called the new year resolved to at this place and is
to feel better.
morning
giving night began came again, andI11 the deciding on which we propose to give of an officer for collection,
the doctors
after
calends, by the Romans.
Vny person desiring can pay
entire satisfaction, He is that my symptoms were more favorable, gave you unequalled
Being in a reflective mood avoid our errors mistakes
their accounts due me, to T.
me a different medicine, which 1 did not use,
one of those men who has but took four more of the pills instead. The
J. Coffey&Bro. whose rceipt
today, I can say with the and failures of the past,
came to see me,
asking [.divine guidance in made himself by the dint of next dayI the doctors nicely, (and so didand
will be accepted by me.
thought was doing
I).
poet,"My days, my weeks,
I then took one pill a day for a week. At the
The firm of Phillips &8on.
the path of duty and sus his own exertions.
end of that time, I considered myself cured
my months, my years fly
and that Ayer's Pills had saved my life. I
now carry a first class line
L. C. W.
taining grace to perform
was then weak, but had 110 return of the
rapid as the whirling spheres
BOOTS & SHOES. of general merchandise which
disease, and gained in strength as fast as
that duty to Divine accep
could be expected."—F. C. Luce, Late Lieut.
How I look down into the
will be sold as cheap as
56th ltegt. Mass. Vol. Infantry.
tance. Have we given our
Meat Camp N. C.
goods of the kind can be
"Ayer's Pills are
deep chambers of memory
Dec. 20th., 1890.
the in
and I am a child, full of child sympathy and extended our
& St
550 pairs Boots and sold, and it will be to to call
terest of the public
charity to the poor, the afflic Editor Democrat.
ish ideas, childish fancies
I have ever used for headaches, and they
and examine our stock be
Yesterday afternoon the act
in relieving any
Shoes.
whims and caprices, some ted and the distressed. If men here were aroused by a ablelike a charm the stomach after disagree
fore purchasing elsewhere.
sensation in
eating."
Mrs. M.
Pullens,
times
crying sometimes not, let us perform that sa party of gentlemen who were —"I was J. Ferguson,for yearsVa. dys
Thanking my friends for
In this line we can fit and
a sufferer
from
cred duty henceforward. If
pepsia and liver troubles, and found no
past favors and soliciting
laughing. Ah! children are
calling for help to hunt a permanent relief until I commenced taking suit all. The very bevSt valextremely inquisitive and so we have may we do a bet bear that had passed on just- Ayer's Pills. They have effected a com ues at panic prices, 8ee onr your future patronage I re
plete cure." — George W. Mooney, Walla
main very truly yours.
imitative in their childish ter work in the future. Now before them around the side Walla, W. T.
line before buying.
J. B. Phillips.
nature, therefore parents let us sincerely thank and of the Big Ball of the Rich
Sugar Grove. N. C. J'ulv 8.
adore and praise onr Heav
should be careful to lay
-oPREPARED BY
enly Father for this many Mountain. They had follow
good examples and precepts
ed it from Howard Creek, DR. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
blessings of the past year,
before their children, for
but had no dogs that would Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
Dry Goods,
they are a tender plant, sus and let us also trust Him to run it, and consequently had
Four thousand, five hun
NOTICE
ceptible of good or bad im guide and direct us in the done nothing but'follow the
path of duty, believing He
dred yards of DRY GOODS.
I am now ready to show you
pressions. An old proverb
North Carolina) W. W. Vctnnoy
Here you will find the lat a nice selected stock of standard
says "As the twig is bent so will bless us in the future as track. They urged for men Wata uga Coun }
vs.
with dogs to chase him. A
the tree inclines." Again I He has in the past.
ty
JT. Watson, Jr. est styles and best qualities prints, Indigo Blue, timpson's
Blacks, Dress ginghams, Biswic
crowd was soon gathered, The defendent above named at un-heard-of prices.
see myself a boy—a youth in
R. V. W.
suiting, Challies cashmeres, and
and they found the tracks will take notice that a summons
my teens full of hopes and
brocaded goods with the best,lot
where the bear had crossed in tlio above entitled action was
aspirations, building many
of 10 cts worsteds on the market.
Hattie, N. C.
issued against said defendant on
fanciful castles in the air
! f Ladies' white dresc goods, cross
Christmas, 1890. from the Ball, oyer to the the 8th day of December, ^ 890 uroceries! Groceries, , bar Hamburg, Oriental lace, rib
side of the Snake Mountain, by I). B. Dougherty, J. P., of Wa
which are like bubbles, no Watauga Democrat.
In this branch we carry a bons, gloves, ladiis' and misses'
tauga county, N. C., for the sum
sooner touched than gone,
After laboring for some and up its side toward its of $118,00 due said plaintiff by FRESH STOCK , both staple hoes, corsets and corset jeans,
from journey of life. Children time on Banner Elk teaching rugged summit. It would note; which summons is returna and fancy at prices lower Damask table cloths, lace sciiu
and creton goods, silk thread,
want to be boys and boys I closed the public school at soon be night, and it was a ble before said justice at his office than the bottom notch.
button hole twist. Jeans cloth
at Boone in said county, and in
want to be men and men that place Friday, Dec. 19th., question whether to still pur Bo3ne township on the 14th.
from 12 % to 75 cts per yard,
Hats and shoes
want to be great and fa and after bidding good-by, sue, or whether to wait until day of Feb. 1891. The defend
Saturday morning left for the morrow. It was agreed ant will also take notice that a
mous; and old age (in one home. But
HARDWARE.
remembering
Eats, Hats.
warrant of attachment was is
sense) exclaims with the wise that Saturday night is Lodge to wait until morning, and sued by said justice on the 16th. A nice lot at the very
low- in the greatest abundance, such
mans proverbs "All is vanity night with the Odd Fellows, renew the chase with an in day of Dec, 1890 against the est prices. We can fit
any as hoes, plows, clevises, grass
creased energy and force; so property of said defendant;
rods, heel bolts, horse shoes and
and vexation of spirit."
and remembering too, that
which warrant is returnable be body. Call and examine oui
The holidays of 1890 and I had not filled my seat for the party dismissed. Before fore the said justice at the time stock before buying else nails. Table cutlery, hinges,ham
mers, files, rim knot ocks, butts
1891 have come and passed two months, made my way morning light beamed up on and place above named lor the where.
and screws. Coffin goods, sih eraway into the irredeemable through snow drifts to Snow the hills, and an increased return of the summons, when
111 oimted handles, screws hinges
and ornaments. A very fine loto
past and are forever buried Lodge on Cove Creek. But company with better equip and where the defendant is re-orequired to appear and answer
QUEENS-WARE
with our past sorrows and before I get too far I wish ments, made an upward to the complaint, or the relief
Gold band china, teas and pla
joys. Christmas was very to say a few things in regard march to the top of the demanded will be granted.
Jeans! JEANS !! J FANS!!! bowles and pitchers, glass-w
D. B. Dougherty, J. P.
quietly enjoyed here. No to Banner Elk. This is one Snake Mountain where it
We have the largest stock in lamps etc. G ROCERIES.
This 16th. Dec., 1890.
Christmas guns revei berating of the best parts of Watauga would be most certain to see
town, which will be sold at C sugar 12 lbs for $1. Gol
den drip syrup, rice and spices.
no hounds chasing the fox county; being one of the his signs. Before ten o'clock
NOTICE!
special low pi ices.
Oils, tanner's and engine; tur
and rabbit, and better yet most beautiful and pictur the bear was aroused from Alfred Green plaintiff, against
pentine. Just received 500
J. L. Woodring.
By virtue of
no cursing and swearing esque sections of this moun his resting place and hotly an execution issued from the
-ogallc ns stone-ware, crocks,
and no drunkeness and best tain country, and bids fair pursued by a pack of curs office of the Clerk of the Superior
churns, jars jugs etc. Give
of all
religious worship. to soon become one of the and hounds. It made for Court of Watauga county in fa
me acall. Resp. J. D. TAYLOR.
vor of the plaintiff
the above
Pastor Sherwood preached best summer resorts in Wes the nether parts of the moun entitled action forinthe sum of
of his masterly sermons at tern N. C. Besides, there aie tain. Away dashed bear, $27,02 with interest "and cost,
This department IS cornCove CreekJChurch Christmas some of the best people on dogs, and men over the tre I will sell to the highest bidder,
plete. We can fit the tall,
day. Brother Sherwood is Banner Elk thatcan be found mendous cliffs, some of the at the court house door Ifon the
2nd day of Feb. 1891;
being the short, the lean, and the
a power in the ministry let- any where. The citizens are men going one way, and the first Monday in said month
fat.
all christians and especially very industrious and ener some another, down over a certain tract or parcel of land
BOYS CLOTHING !
the members of Cove Creek getic, and possessing a great c iffs and through deep snow containing 25 acres more or
less, belonging to J. L. WoodA nice lot which will be sold Commercial College LEXKO ™*":
Baptist Church pray for a degree of hospitality; and it- drifts. A party who had ring, lying on the waters of Meat
Cheapest & Best Business College in the World.
double portion of God's Holy has been my lot to enjoy went around the eastern Camp creek, adjoining the lands at a very low figure.
Highest Honor and Gold Medal over all other Collegers, at
World'* Exposition, for System of Book-kccplnc and
side of the mountain, and of Benj. Green, Win, Barnes, H.
Spirit to be poured out on their kindness for quite a
General Bualneas Education. 10,000 Graduate* fit
ISualne**. lOOO Students annually. 1» feachcirs employ
Gent
Fumishir
ed. Goat of Full Hu«lne*» Conrae, including Tuition. Sta
happened just in time to C. Miller and others. Leavied
him and his soul filled with while. But back to Snow
tionery, and Board, about $0O. Short-Hand, Type-Writ
ou by me on the 22nd. day of GOODS. Shirts,
ing and Telegraphy specialties. No Vacation. Enter now.
Graduates* successful. This city is beautiful and healthful.
the power of the HolyJGhost, Lodge. Here we met quite meet bruin with their leaden Dec., 1890, to satisfy said execu
for eiroulars address Wilbur K. Smith, Lexington, Ky«
Mention this paper.
Drawers,
messengers. One man shot tion. This Dec. 22nd. 1890
that by faith he may lay a number of brethren for
1). F. BAIKD , SHFF.
Collars,
C3 uia
hold of Gods sure word of whom we entertain a great- him, and another who was
.Revolvers,
Cuffs, 2 -U —
some nearer than the others
aKEto.
promise to enable him to deal of love and respect. Af
Addrcte
N of ice.
CO <
Under ware,
Jstnd
at Wextern*
for Price Li»t. OoaWorka,Pittsburgh,!
bear his cross of the severe ter transacting the business gave him another bullet and
U. I—i
For sale. 900 acres of land,
Gloves,
Breech loading double shot gun
affliction of his family, and of the order, we spend the then proceeded to make bru on Rich Mountain, Watauga
$8 to $50, single breech loaders
Hose, $4 to $12, breechloadingrifles$3
may he longlive and go forth rest of the night with brother in release a dog which he was County, on which is asbestos,
Handkerchiefs,
> $15, Double barrel Muzzle load
in Elijah's strength preach J. H. Mast who is not want mangling severely, by show and fine land for sheep ranch.
him
what
virtue Sales private. L. I). Lowe &
Cravats,
&c. ing shot guns$5.50 to $20, iming the pure gospel to dying ing any hospitality in the ing
J. T. Furgerson, Ex'trs. of
Can suit all in this depart peating Rifles, 16 shooter, $10 to
sinners. There was also a least. Sunday morning start there was in the end of a Mrs. A. P. Calloway, deed.
$30; Revolvers $ 1 to $20. send 3
series of meetings held at for Union Church on North gun barrel vigorously used. Banner Elk, Nov. 15. '90. ment.
cts. for MO moth illustrated cata
logue NO. 40. Address GREAT WES'
o
Phillips' school-house Christ Fork of Cove Creek, where a Three, or more shots from
ATTENTION !
ERN GUN WORKS, Pittsburg, I'll.
mas, week conducted by Revs. revival of religion had been the crowd came in quick suc My duties confine me closely to In connection with my
A. C. Earthing, D. C. Her in progress for two weeks. cession dispatcliinghim, who Carolina, and I would exchange, other business 1 run a
man, Harrison Earthing and Here we saw Revs. John Fi had dared to venture into on favorable terms, $10,000 of
stock in a phosphate company
Mind wanflprini cured. Books learned
Calvin Farthing. There were ler and J. C. Johnson bap our mountains. He proved in Florida, my late residence, for
in one rnaflnip. Testimonials from all
parts of the plobe. Prospectus post
and
Feed
to be tall and long but rath a suitablefarm in the mountains.
FKKE, sent 237 Fifth Ave. Dew York.
on application to Prof.
able sermons, good talks to tize 27. It seems that their
A. Loisetto,
er lean. He was covered with
ALEX. Q. HOLLADAY,
well ordered and large con labors have been blessed and
Raleigh, N. C.
F. J. McMillion and Son of tli"
gregations. There were sev that there has been much fur of the finest black. After
ill I
Mouth of Wilson Va., are Mam
One
the
eral penitents, some four or good accomplished. So may he was dead, two gentlemen
which we think is equal to fa« tures of all kinds of wook
BEST Tel
fscopft K ii _
five conversions and addi the good work continue. who had found his track on
the world. Our facilities are
Our
any in the county, and we goods, which they will send t_
uncqualed, and to introduce our
superior g-oods we will sendFKKH
your
in exchance
tions to the church and we Then for home; found the the Granfather, met us re
to O.N E PERSON in each locality,
guarantee our prices as low They door keen a fulllinefor woo:
as above. Only those who write
also
of thei
1 to us at once can make sure of
hope the good that was done people well and enjoying turning with our victim. Af
1 the chnnce. All you hare to do in
as any in the County
goods on hand at Southerlands
I return is to show our good* to
will be a living and running many other blessings, and ter two days travel from the
I those who call—rour neighbors
and thosa around you The beThanking my customers for Ashe Co., N. C. They pay the
'gTnnlng of this advertisement
stream of influences that will all looking forward to that Grandfather, old bruin was
highest price for wool.
shows ths small end of the telepast favors, I remain
Tha following cat gives the appearance of it reduced to
roll and spread, and as that day that brings blessings to slaughtered; and I, proud to
Very Respectfully,
MANY Persons are broken
living bread cast upon the all. But amid our joys we be a participant inthisgrand
down from overwork or household cares.
about the fiftieth part of its bulk. It is a grand, double aits telabear chase.
tcope,as largess is easy tocarry. We will alao show you how you
Lrowu's Iron Bitters Bcbuiidsthe
waters to be gathered many are made sad that little
can make from 93 to910a day at least, from the sUrt,with
system, aids digestion, removes excess of tile,
out etparionce. Better write at once We pay all exprosa chargea.
W. L. Bryan.
WIT/LET.
and cures malaria. Get the genuine.
Addrest, 11. HALLETT A CO,, Box
PORTLAND, MAIME.
days hence.
Hattie, daughter of Mr. J.
B
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pyl year
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ADVERTISING RATES.
1 inch 1 week
1 44 1 month
1 '4 3 41
1 « 0 44
1 44 1 year
1 column 1 week
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50.00
with the Indians, on 31st,
and Lieut. Garlington who
was wounded, were both from
South Carolina.
—To separate stamps that
have become cemented to
gether, dip them for an in
stant in boiling water,-and
separate gently. Try this.
—If any persons entertain
a doubt concerning the DEM.
OCRAT , let them come and
examine our books since the
election.'Behold they come!'
Entered at the Postofficeat —Married at Cook's Gap,
loone. N. C., as second-class on the evening of the 23, at
ail matter.
the residence of the bride's
father, Mr. Johnson, of Bea
LOCAL NEWS.
ver Dams, to Miss Nelia,
daughter of Guilford Crit-chMore wood, please.
er.
TI e DEMOCRAT lives.
—Mr. George Hayes of
Be sure and write it 1891. Sands, has made room in his
—Collector John Hardin heart and home for that
sweet and good girl, Miss
•as in town last week.
Minnie Brown of Sands, here
—A prosperous year for is good luck to these estima
eh of our subscribers.
ble young people.
=The Connty Commission- —Capt. Critcher
thinks
had several road cases that all the weddings on New
ire them this week.
River are not over yet, as a
—Thanks to the good peo- singing school is now in ses
le of North Fork for a club sion on the river, and he
thinks there will be quite a
f 30 subscribers.
—What has become of our number more in the very
Jnville quill-driver. Has he near future.
—Mr. Win. Horton, of
hibernated for the winter?
Cove Creek, raised and meas
— 4k 01d Boreas" has made
us feel the might of his power ured 325 bushels of coin
from 6% acres of land. This
for the past few weeks.
is much the best yield of
—Married on the 24th; Mr. which we have heard so far,
Wheeler, to Miss Julia Cook, in the county for the past
all of this county.
year.
—The holidays passed off —The editor, with most of
quietly in
Boone. There the other young folks help
were no disturbances of any ed eat the turkey at W. R.
kind.
David's infair supper on
—Rev. Mr. Gibson will till New Yea is Eve. We were not
his regular appointment at like our esteemed friend, ed
the Methodist Church next itor of the Topic, "consider
ed too old to go with the
Sunday.
—Mr. G. W. Councill has rest of the boys."
been visiting in Boone and —"Jovial" Bob Farthing,
in the Yadkin Valley, dur was in town some days since,
and informs us that the Top
ing the holidays.
ic had promised him a "sky
—Send us the news items
sera ping send off" after his
m all parts of the county,
marriage, and wishes to
ake it brief as possible but
know how it is that Bro
be sure to send it.
Scott has so sadly neglected
—As we are much crowded him.
for space this week, we are
—Miss Emma Winn of
forced to lay aside many
Ilidgeway, North Carolina, is
interesting communications.
teaching a prosperous school
—If we ha ve omitted your at Sutherland North Caroli
wedding we will ns rt it next na with an enrollment of
week, as there will be some 100 pupils. Miss Winn is
more very noted ones for an accomplished lady, and
that issue.
her patrons are delighted
—Robert Carlton and fam with her, as a model teacher.
ily, of Paris, Texas, are vis —Will the magistrates who
iting relatives and friends of have been acting justices of
this county. They are now the peace in Cove Creek and
at J. C. Ray's.
Bald Mountain townships
Married at the residence of and are now included in the
le bride's mother,
Mrs. new township have to be re
|rtha Brown, on Pine appointed befoie they are
u, Mr. Lee Clawson, to legal magistrates in the new
township?
3S Nettie Brown.
Col. Allen Brown, of Co- —The supper at Capt. E. F.
jia, Tenn., lost his town Lovill's on New Year Eve, at
perty by fire a few days the reception of W. II. Lovill
What is known as the and wife, was certainly the
wn Block was destroyed. nicest and the most delicious
we ever had the pleasure of
We are sorry to learn
enjoying. Mrs. Lovill's health
tour former typo, D. D.
being bad the supper was
sp, had the misfortune .to
prepared by the Misses Hine,
y his hand badly mutilated
and it was without fault in
a firecracker exploding in
any particular, and was
s hand during theholidays.
much appreciated by all.
\—Read Coffey & Councill's
—Many things have hap
j?w "Ad" in this issue, and
pened since our last issue, all
sure and examine their
around us; A number of weddsome stock of new goods
dings—t.wo killings—several
re purchasing any thing
arrivals from the West of
leir line.
former citizens of our county.
The Landmark says that In some sections there were
little girl of Col. Cowles,' Christmas trees, also great
lo has been sick so long, quantities of turkey and
3d Sunday night at the cake. It is a pleasant fact
curie her parents in Wilkes- that we have no whisky riots
to report in our county.
oro.
—Ca pt. Geo. D. Wallace, —Jackson Cornute was
ho was killed in the fight shot and killed at Bartlet
A BRILLIANT WEDDING.
Green's, on Stony Fork, in
Wilkes County, on Christmas A Prominent Young- Attorney Wedded
Eve. lie was shot through to One of tlie Fairest Dat giitersof
Ashe.5,
a crack in the house by some
person on the outside, and
The publisher of the DEMO
fell dead. It is not known CRAT had the exquisite pleas
who it was that did the kill- ure of being an invited guest
iug.
on the happy occasion of a
—Edward Gragg, wife and brilliant marriage, at North
four children, of Washington, Fork, Ashe County, on the
arrived in Boone on the 2nd. evening of the 31st of Dec.,
Mr. Gragg marrieda daugh which for brilliancy, loveli
ter of Joel Norris and moved ness and kindness, surpassed
to Oregon about 13 years a- any thing he has ever beheld.
go where he lived a few years The contracting parties were
and then moved to Washing our talented and gifted
ton where he has since lived. young Attorney, W. R. Lov
He will remain in the county ill, and Miss Jennie, thepret
visiting relatives and friends t.v and accomplished daugh
for some time.
ter of Mr Thomas Suther
land, of North Fork.
—John 0. J. Potter was
lodged in Boone jail on the The attendants were Mr.
night of the 4th. inst, for the Joe. Sutherland (a brother
killing of Sylvan us Church, of the bride) with Miss Em
of North Fork. He was ar ma 'Winn, of Eastern Caroli
rested in Tenn. by Henry na; Mr. Lafayette Shell with
Maine, and was released from Miss Callie Wills: Mr. Walter
his custody by a mob in Worth, with Miss Lizzie
Johnson county. Henry not Grant, and Mr. Will McEwen
being easily backed down, re with Miss Maggie Sutherland.
inforced his squad, and suc Promptly at 7 o'clock,
ceeded in again arresting and while the wed ding m a rch wa s
being played by the gifted
jailing him.
Mrs. Maxwell, the youthful
—Our telegraph operator couple, with the attendants,
and typo Master Laurie Hill, entered the parlor. The con
of Elk Park, who has been tracting parties took their
in our office for the past five position under a most mag
months, has gone home for nificent. wedding 'bell, from
the purpose of
entering which hung beautiful pen
school. Laurie has left a dants of ever-greens which
host of friends behind him. mingled gracefully with the
He is certainly a. mo.del boy flowers, ferns and mosses of
and a paragon of excellence the bridal alter. The bride
in every respect. His many and attendants' costumes
friends hope that all good were beautiful in theextreme,
may attend him.
and showed much taste
—The Commissioners and and skill in their execution.
magistrates held a joint meet The Rev. Mr. Gillispie, of the
ing on Monday, and a new M. E. Church, then stepped
township by the name of to the front, and in the most
North Fork was established beautiful, solemn and im
and when approved by the pressive manner tied the
legislator it will become en bond that made them man
titled to all the privileges of and wife. The most solemn
the other township. The vo stillness prevailed in the pres
ting place will probably be ence of the couple who were
at Thomas' school house. uniting hands, hearts and
The voting place of Cove destinies. We thought, "Bless
Creek township will be chan ed be that institution,the on
ged to Mast's Store. Thir ly thing that floated off
teen townships now in the from Paradise, unblemished,
county.
holy, beautiful, consecrated
*$>—O*
When the blood is,' impure, marriage."
After the marriage and con
thick and sluggish, or thin and
impoverished, there can be no gratulations were over, sup
health. With these conditions, per was announced, and such
all the fu nctions of the body are
impaired, and the result is a va a sumptuous feast is rarely
riety of dangerous eomplictions. to be seen. The table was
The host remedy is Ayer's Sarsa- beautiful. Taste, elegance and
parilla.
skill were displayed on all
sides, and the crowd seemed
IMPORTANT.
to do ample justice to the
0
rich viands spread out before
All persons indebted to me
by book Aect., or otherwise, them.
are requested to make imme This pleasant evening will
diate settlement, otherwise long be remembered by the
their accounts will be placed writer as one of the most en
in the hands of collecting
officers. You must remember joyable of his life, for all who
friends, that business cannot have visRed the happy home
be run without money. So of Mr. Sutherland and excel
fix up and oblige &c.
lent wife, and partaken of
Truly Yours, their munificent hospitality,
W. L. Bryan.
will echo the sentence, that
This Jan. 7, 1891.
"they know how to treat
Whooping cough, croup, sore those who visit them."
throat, sudden colds, and the
May the bride and groom
lung troubles peculiar to children
are easily controlled by prompt find their path-way through
ly administering Ayer's Cherry life to be happy, and may
Pectoral. The remedy is safe to
take4 certain in its action, and just enough shadow fall across their way to make them
adapted to all constitutions.
a p preci a te t he s u n -sh i ne; m ay
ATTENTION !
their barque sail smoothly
We have sold our mercan down life's tempestuous sea,
tile business at Blowing Rock, and ever steer clear of the
N. G. to Messrs T. H. Coffey
& Co., and bespeak for them breakers and rapids, and
a liberal share of public pat when their voyage is done,
ronage. Persons owing lis may white-winged celestials
must come forward and set bear them gently through
tle at once as we do not wish the pearly gates.
PUBLISHER.
to give anybody trouble.
J. B. Clarke or T. H. Coffey
Money to loan.
& Co., at Blowing Rock, and
H. C. Martin, at Lenoir, N.C. Persons wishing to bor
will receipt for us and make row money, who can secure
settlements. Thanking our it by mortgage on good real
friends for their liberal trade estate, ^an be accommodated
in the past, we remain.
by applying to
Respectfully,
J.F. Spainhour, Boone N. C.
H. C. MARTIN & GO. or A.J. Critcher, Horton N. C
Blowing Rock, Sept. 23.
4. 24.
THE NEW ma!
1890!
'
o
With the openening of the
New.Year w ewish to say tothe
good people of Watauga and
surrounding counties that we
are now prepared to sell you
more goods for
LESS MONEY
With its ups and downs
is slowly, but surely, Wanhig
and as it closes we wish to
thank our many customers
for their very liberal patron
age, and quote to them some
of our leading articles, with
the promise that during the
remainder of the present year
And better goods than ithas we will give you goods as cheap
as
ever been your good fortune erncan be bought on the South
Markets, and for the year
to get in Elk Prrk, or at any
other country (own in the
mountains.
1891
OUR STOCK
We promise, as in the past by
has been carefully selected
from the Northern Markets,
Fair Dealings,
and we can thereby save you
the percent of the middle To merit a liberal share of the
men, which you are bound to patronage of our customers in
pay if you purchase of mer
chants who buy goods from
Southern Dealers.
Watauga
COME AiM) SEE!
And adjoining counties,
Don't be satisfied with the
words of praise from others,
TO MERCHANTS.
but come and be CONVINCED
We wish to call your especial
that we have on hand the
best selected stock of BOOTS, attention to our enormous stock
(Men's & Boys) SHOES , in all
OF
styles and best qualities.
HARDWARE.
Gent's and Ladies furnish
ing goods in the greatest pro
You can sa Ve'inoney by giving
fusion,
us your order for nails, tyre and
rolled iron, chains, and, 'in fact,
TO THE LADIES, A WORD. anything in this line, as we buv
We wish you to examine
our complete line of dressgoods, consisting of
Cashmeres,
Worsteds,
Henriettas,
French flannel,
Jersy flannels,
Nun's veiling,
Armadilla cloth,
and, iniact, a full line of all
the most fasionable fabrics
for ladies wear.
CLOTHING-
them in large lots direct from
the manufactures.
DRY GOODS.
Consisting of
Flannel Suiting,
• Trecott Flannels,
Plaid Flannels,
Saxony, prints,
Ginghams, etc., etc.
Ladie's Dress, in Henriefca
Cloth from 25 cts to one dollar
per yard. All kinds of laces in
Vandike points, etc. Shawls and
ladie s coats in the latest styles.
Large stock of satin and groggrain ribbon, table linen and oil
cloth.
Our stock in this line is fresh
from the Taylor's shears and
the greatest pains have be.rn
taken in their selection as to Sugar.
Coffee,
style, make and flnnish. If
Rice, Oat-meal,
.you need a suit of clothes we
Pickles, Bacon,
will make it save you money
Lard, Salt,
to buy of us.
Flour,
Groceries,
Pepper,
Spice,
in the greatest abundance, and
[ at prices that will surprise you.
GROCERIES.
Bacon, Flour,
Lard, Sugar,
Coffee, Rice,
Canned goods.
Salt, syrups,
Pepper, Spice,
Ginger, and
Soda.
This line of our stock is full
and complete, and sold al
most at starvation prices.
S
H
BOOTS
E
S
Our stock of Boots and
Shoes, we claim, can not bo
beaten in Western North Car
olina, as we can fit any one
from the hardy mountaineer
to the most dainty foot that
treads only oil the softest
carpets. Buy of us and be
happy.
REMEMBER
oots ir
Boots » ^hoes.
hoes.
S
in Foot-wear, we almost defy
competition, as our stock was
purchased before the advance
in prices. We wish to call espec
ial attention to our Tap-sole,
I lesh-split boot, that we claim
cannot be beaten in the United
States. W e also carry a large
and well selected stock of rubber
goods, in the latest and most
comfortable sr.vies.
CLOTHING.
Come and examine our new and
elegant line of Ready-made Cloth
ing which was carefully selected
as to style, fabric, make and fin
ish, and you are sure to find any
thing .you need, and as cheap as
the chapest. We can fit you
in any suit, from the smallest
boy to the 250 pounder.
Gent's Furnishing Goods.
-—o
In endless varieties, such as
Outi ng-shirts,
Dress-shirts,
Under-wear,
Collars. Cuffs,
Cravats, Hose,
Hats, caps,
Handerchiefs,
Gloves & etc.
We cannot be turned down
in this line for style or qua IT
ty.
That we have only quoted
a few articles contained in our
large stock, but invite yon
to send us your orders, or
come and see us, and get
what you need. If yon don't
want to purchase anything,
come and see, and always re
member that it is no trouble
to show goods.
Hoping to merit a large
share ot your trade in the fu
ture, and hoping each and
Thanking our friends for a
all a prosperous year, we are liberal patronage in the past
most Resp.
and hoping to merit a larger
7 he tireless toilers foi trade, share in the future, we are
most
Respectfully,
Coffey & Councill.
Elk I'aik, Jan..5,
JONES & VANCE
E LK P ARK , Nov., 17, '90.
N. B. All orders by
All mail orders Prompt
mail shall recieve prompt at
ly tilled.
tention.
J. & V.
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VOL H
BOONE, WATAUGA COUNTY, N. C., THURSDAY, JANUARY, 15, 1891.
WASHINGTON
NO. 25
LETT ER. pass the bill without shock THE MINUTES OF THE THREE River and the members of the
Au Indictment.
FORK ASSOCIATION.
ing the large conservative el
Association and the public
Erom our Regular Correspondent
ement of the country by It took only three and a relied on the reports given by
NORTH CAROLINA,
anything quite as revolu half months to get them out. the Recoider and the Watau
Chatham county.
-DEALERS IN,Mess. Harrison and Blaine
tionary as that gag rule, But when they did come they ga DEMOCRAT for a knowl The people of the State,
in their efforts to make poli
tical capital for the republi but they will not hesitate to were a marvel. The oldest edge of what was done by upon their words, present
general Merchandise, can party and to aid Mr. adopt it if their present plans members of the Association said body.
that on or about the 10th.
A MEMBER. day of Dec., in the year of
Vre have now, on hand a Harrison in securing the re miscarry as they are likely have seen nothing like them.
publican nomination next to do through the stubborn They are not stereotyped.
our Lord, one thousand,
mplete line of
Mr. Harrison Gives Warning:.
year seem to have made a ness of the democratic oppo They imitate none of their
eight hundred and ninety,
rt
predecessors. The pooiest
bad mess of the Behring Sea sition.
at and in the county of Chat*
trouble with Great Britan. The democratic Senators minutes the Association ev The most awful threat we ham, in the State of North
DISE.
They have placed the United have very little hope of re er sent forth to the world ever heard of has just come Carolina, Herbert E. Norris,
States in a most undeshable publican help in defeating were perfection by the side of through the sacred portals late of the county of Wake,
-CONSISTING OF,
position, where we shall either the bill, as it is now certain them. Their like has never of the White House.
in said State, did enter upon
have to fight England or be that nob more than four been witnessed. They come President Harrison, it is the premises of one Thomas
I)r.y Goods,]
come the laughing stock of republicans will vote against as a thing out of season. well known, is voluptuously Cross, in the peace of the
[Notions,]
the world. The British min it, and if their votes would They are unshapely in form enamored of the Force bill. State then and there being,
[Groceries,]
ister it is said informed Mr. defeat the bill it is doubtful and uncomely in appearance. His affection is positively and from said premises, hav[Shoes,]
Blaine confidentially that whether they would cast They are filled with strange ISwinburian. He is so indig ing entered as aforesaid, did
Ol'S
[Hats,]
his government will fire Upon -hem; they have in deference things. They tell that which nant with the Senators who take, carry away, abstract
bef
[Hardware,]
any American vessel that at to the wishes of the constitu the Association never did. disagree with him that like a and steal, or did procure to
tempts during the coming ents, let it be known that They leave untold much J ovia.li microbe he hurls his be therefrom taken, carried
[Tinware,]
t h u n der- away, abstracted and stolen,
sealing season to search or they are opposed to the bill, that was done. For example, t wo-f o r-a-penny
[Glassware,]
seize vessels engaged in seal but I do not believe that they speak of Robert Spen bolts at their heads.
one lovely female, of the age
[Crockery,]
ing in Behring Sea under the they will cast their votes cer and W. S. Bryan contrib In a moment of fiery rage of eighteen years, and of the
[Medicines,]
against it, unless certain uting to the endowment fund the other day he exclaimed : value of a million of dollars
British flag.
of which we are offering at This information has, it is that they will not affect the of Wake Forest College and "I tell you the Senate must in herself alone, named Emma
believed, caused Mr. Harri result. In other words they say nothing about the con pass that bill. If they do Burns; he the said Herbert
son to delay sending into are opposing the bill for ef tributions made to said ob not, I shall—I shall—I shall Norris, well knowing that he
^7
Congress the correspondence fect at home, and in the hope ject by W. C. Coffey, W. L. —decline—a—renomination!" had full right so to do, and
Great Scott! What would presuming upon such right,
between Mr. Blaine and the of getting democratic votes Bryan and Robert Shearer
We also take in exchange Biitish foreign office and his for certain legislation in They give us the names of become of this country if did so do.
message of explanation, all which they and their consti I. C. Hatischaw, J. F. Ste such a frightful catastrophe And the people aforesaid,
for. goods,
of which was ready a week tuents are more directly in phens arid J. J. S. Sherwood befel1 ?—New Herald.
upon their word aforesaid,
| Wheat,
as ordained ministers of the
ago. Mr. Harrison is per terested .
do further say that after
| Corn,
It is generally conceded Association. I am pretty well HERO OF A PRACTICAL JOKE. wards to wit, on or about
fectly willing that his ad
i Ry<?,
ministration should be the that the joint resolution of acquainted with the minis
| Oats,
the 10th. day of Dec., in the
IChicken]
cause of stirring up the anti- fered by Senator Carlisle ters of this Association but A young man ofabout twen said year; the said Herbert
I Eggs, )
British feeling, but be hesi authorizing the appoint have never had the pleasure ty-five is just now the hero of E. Norris, for his own grati
| &etc, |
tates to go to Congress for ment of three commissioners of meeting either of the above a secret circle of friends in fication and gain, did take
the southern section of this the said Emma Burns to be
SOClVEUS ACALI an appropriation of money to act with a like number named divines.
appointed by the Canadian
Again they tell lis of the ap city, says the Philadelphia his lawful wife, in the pres
for a real war with England.
B U m 7 <h
t. ?,
He fears that Congress might government in investigating pointment of J. Yonce (the Inquirer , and in view of his ence of some ordained minis
May the 15th. 1890. brush aside the administra- the commerce of the two Clerk who prepared said min peculiar history, he quice de ter of the Gospel, unknown
tiou theories and authorize countries and devising means utes) to visit theMitchell Co. serves to be lionized.
to the people presenting this
Five years ago he was a indictment, and the presence
the arbitration which it has to promote and increase it. Aswociat ion. They also spea k
W. B. COUNC1LL, Jit.
refused. Certainly we are is a step in the right direc several times of Mount La r- clerk in a bank on a meager of divers, oUier persons in
ATTORNEY AT LAV.
not in any condition at the tion and yet Mr. Carlisle alry Church. I have known salary, and oile time some of the city of Greensboro, Guil
C. present time to fight Great says he Is certain that re for some time that the Bap the same devoted friends of ford Co., N.C.
uily4th891y. Boone, N.
Britain upon the water, publican Senators will not tists of Watauga were pros those days thought it would
Therefore the people afore
wh ere we woul d ha ve to fi gh t, allow it to be acted upon. He perous. That they were ta be a good joke to pretend said upon their words afore
B. COUNCILL,
and the idea of an American says he intends offering it king the country. But did the bank had been robbed, said, do say that the said
Boone, N. C.
not know before that they and warn him that he was Herbert E. Norris acted wise
back-down is not a pleasant again at the next session.
Resident Physician. Office one to contemplate. There The republicans who have had organized a Cavalry. suspected.
ly and well upon his part,
on King Street north of Post
may be some Congressional been shouting about the But they have. At least these This a number did, only and that the said Emma
Office.
they called him up about
music on this subject a little reciprocity treaty which had minutes say they have.
June 12 88. ly.
Burns acted—acted—acted
been or would shortly be The above are a few of the midnight so as to give the —just as she pleased upon her
later on.
E F. LOVILL
A democratic conference, negotiated with Mexico were m {i n y s tra n ge t h i n gs n o ticed joke a more natural appear part.
ATTORNEY AT RAW,
including both Senators and either ignorant of the subject in the minutes proper—did ance. After telling him that And the people having as
Boone N. C. Representatives, was held to or else were attempting in not read the advertisements. two hours before, burglars certained that both parties
July 4th, 80—1 y.
day for the purpose of con tentionally to fool the peo Now, who is responsible for bad stolen $50,000 in bank are satisfied, pray to be residering ways and means of ple. The Mexican minister all these errors? Certainly notes, they added that the leaved from further inquisi
opposing the newly announ here says that no treaty has not the Association. There police were now on the way tion.—GEORGE, in Jonesboro
DR. L. C. REEVES.
ced republican method of been negotiated and that were $36.33 contributed as to arrest him as a suspect. Leader.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
trying to force the Force bill none is likely to be negotia a minute fund. Enough to It so happened that he had
Office at kasidence.
ted at present, because his have paid the Clerk well for but two hours before been in Man's duties are summed
Boone, N. C. to a vote in the Senate by
holding long continuous ses country will not grant con his services and furnished an the vicinity of the bank, and up by the Savior and put in
\y 4. 89.
ti
sions for the purpose of tir cessions to an administra abundant supply of minutes fearful of not being able to to two classes: To loveGod
Ms
ing out the democrats. It tion that has lost no oppor from the best job office in the prove an alibi, he gathered with all the heart, and our
L I). LOWE,
Itu
was determined to resist to tunity to get the best of its State. Then the Association his available belongings to neighbor asourself. Our du
is not to blame. It surely gether and caught an early ty to God and our fellowMi:
end any and all efforts on weaker sister.
the part of the republicans Justice Brown, the succes cannot be the Clerk's fault. I morning train for the North. men cover the whole field of
-ANDto force a vote. Just what sor of the late Justice Miller believe him to be a conscien Of course Hi ere was a big human effort, and neither
lum
form this resistance will take took his seat today. Among tious man who always does row in the vicinity of the can be taken alone as consti
pro] NOTARY PUBLIC,
we depend entirely upon cir the audience assembled in the best he can. If he had not young fellow's home and his tuting true religion. Some
agolNNER'S ELK, N. C.
cumstances. If the republi the Supreme Court chamber been capable of getting out a funny friends had to leave persons devote considerable
Brc
Fortunately
the time to God's service, but do
cans get a quorum of their was Attorney General Miller good minute, correct in mat town.
who had himself looked with ter and form, he should not, young fellow was a bachelor not deal justly and honestly
own members, which they
tha
DENTIST, are working hard to do, it longing eyes upon the va and I believe would not, have and he was not hunted up. with their fellowmen. Oth
Cri LK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA.
accepted the office. And a- Recently he wrote to an ers are prompt and just in
will settle down to a question cant seat.
gel
Re]) resen tati ve
Dockerv gain it hardly seems possible old acquaintance here from their dealings with men, but
lY'dershis professional services of physical endurance. If
by the people of Mitchell, they fail to get a quorum, will wait two days longer for that the Editor of the Game- Canada, and the letter in re pay no attention to the com
hivtauga and adjoining counthe committee on Rules to well Racket is to blame. Its plying to thelong-lost youth mand to love God with all
es.bad mnteuil used or to keep one present it will report his resolution for the
boast is: ''Accuracy, beauty, told him the truth about the the heart, and render service
be easy to block their game—
ind all work guaranteed:
investigation of the silver clearness, dispatch, elegance, bank joke. Then the young to Him. The one class robs
1
May 1 1 v. the
democratic Senators
the other robs God.
b
— have only to absent them scandal. If it is not repor grace, handsomeness and in fellow came back but not as men andone goes more than
Neitiier
E. S. Blackburn.
ted he will move that the genuity." Surely no office he went away.
haniorphew.
Je era on, N.C. selves, thus breaking a quo committee be d i scha rged claiming all the above excel He rode in a parlor oar half way toward becoming
befc"' "• °a Christain, and a half Chris
rum, without which no vote
in tltPHEW & BLACKBURN can be taken.
from futher consideration of lencies could send out a job and swelled around in aback. tian is no Christian at all.
—Asherille Paptist.
The republicans have tem the resolution and that the containing not one of them He had gone to Montreal
— VTTTORNEYS AT LAW.
and after the first shock had
House decide what shall be without having somebody
ATTENTION 1
dl practice in the courts porarily abandoned their
to blame for it. So 1 am un settled down to work, and My duties confine me closely to
done with it.
wKshe, Watauga and Mitch gag ride, not so much be
able to locate the blame. Yet gradually, by lucky specula Carolina, and I would exchange,
di counties, also in the Fed- cause of opposition to it in
on favorable terms, $10,000 of
Senator Hoar poses as the it exists. Somebody deserves tion, had grown rich.
h,«l courts of the Hist.. and their own ranks, though
stock in a phosphate company
p pfeme Court of the State. there is some little, as be republican leader in the Sen it. It would have been bet
in Florida, my late residence, for
IF YOUR JIACIC ACHES.
)llection of claims solicited. cause, after counting noses, ate, but he seems to lead like ter for the Association, at Or you are all worn out, renlly good for noth a suitable farm in the mountains.
ing, it is general debility. Try
IRON Jtl^TBRS.
ALEX. Q. HOLLADAY,
xprl, 10.
home and abroad, had this It willBHOWN'Scleanse your liver, and give
cure you,
they believed that they could the crawfish goes.
Raleigh, N. C<
a gaud appetite.
$36.33 been thrown into New
kjb s|a $
** S- F,
60.,
_
�f
—The wind has been out his girl, eamehereand applied
LINVILLE ITEMS.
"on a glee" for the past few for license, which were refus
I^THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT.
days. It succeeded in tear ed on the account of their age. JANUARY, 9.—In your issue
copy 1 year
$ 1.00 ing down a part of the strong Cal. being of a persevering of the 8th, you ask: "What
. " 0 months
50
disposition, continued his has become of our Linville
3 months
35 stockade around the jail.
quill-driver?" I sent you last
—Ed. Vannoy is now in our march thioughmud and ice
ADVERTISING RATES.
to sweet Tenn., where they week a communication con
h lweek
$ .75 office a8 telegraph operator.
cerning Christmas a ff a i r s
' 1 month
1.75 The office will be open for were made man and wife.
here, which I fear has miss3 "
3.00 business from 9, a. in., until
—A fearful homicide, a few carried.
" 6 "
5.00
5, p. rn., (Sundays excepted.) days ago, took place on
" 1 year
7.00
Yesterday Mr. Ricksecker
column 1 week
9.00
—The Citizen published at North Fork, near Tracy Post filled his icehouse to the brim
"
1 month
13.50
Office in this county. Cicero
3 "
25.00 Jefferson fails to reach us. Thomas had just returned with nice, clear, and conse
6 "
37.50 Has it taken our name from
quently, clean ice. He has
"
1 year
50.00 the exchange list, or has it from the west, and stabbed enough now stored for next
suspended? The latter we pre his brother Jack through summer's consumption.
the right lung upon first,
Entered at the Postoffieeat suine.
We are looking for the re
loone. N. C., as second-class
sight. Jack lived about 36
turn of Mr. Hugh MacRae,
—Rev. E. F. Jones is con hours. They were both sons
nail matter.
ducting a series of meetings of Jos. Thomas, Neither president of the Linville Im
provement Co., who has
at Zionville. So far as we
LOCAL NEWS.
was drinking. Family troub
know, he will fill his regu les are said to have been the been absent since before
Christmas.
lar monthly appointment in
"Fret not, but trust."
cause. Cicero has not been
7.
Mrs. John P. Robbins is aLocal news hard to get. Boone next Sunday
arrested as yet, and makes
bout to give up the keeping
Great snow-storms in —W. R. Lovill and wife no effort to get out of the of the Linville Inn.
ny of the western states. leave lor Southerland this way, but talks freely to any The weather has been unweek. Will has bought two
Horse trading is lively, splendid sorrel horses, two one about the matter. Both propitious for work on the
men are said to be good citi
s cold weather.
years old each. They are zens. We regret very much roads; but work will he re
There are 231 preachers said to be the finest in the Co. to have to chronicle these sumed so soon as it moder
ates.
he North Carolina Confer—Mr .Rolick who married sad occur ranees, but such is Snow has been gently fall
e.
Anderson Greene's daughter, the effects of poor, fallen, hu ing since before seven o'clock
Just received a nice line and son of Marcus Bolick' man nature.
and continues at 10, a. m.,
ha wis, jerseys and wraps died of typhoid fever last
with a likelihood of coming
ryan's.
YOUR HOME PAPER.
Monday night,leaving a wife
all dav.
J. S. W.
Mr. G. W. Councill is buy- and some children. We ex
Did yon ever think what a
The Watauga Sundayup a lot of horses, for the tend our sympathies.
friend you have inyourhome
rket.
—S. F. Lenoir & Co. are paper? If not let's consider it school Association met at
now offering their winter for a brief space of time and Hensous Chapel Dec 7th
Vance nominated for Sen
r by acclamation on the clothing, boots, blankets, un see if it doesn't prove itself to 1890. and organized by elec
der-shirts, gloves and flan be one of your very best ting the following officers,
th. Great enthusiasm.
to wit, I. W. Thomas Pres.
Mr. W. L. Bryan is at- nels, at prices that will sell friends. It comes to you and Tho. Bingham Sec. Vice
them. Call on them if you once a week in the form of a
ling Newton court this
want a bargain in any of the long friendly letter. It gives President's were elected in
ek.
each of the townships of Wa
above.
you all the news relative to tauga as follows: Boone, J.
—Attorney Spainhour left
—('apt. T. J. Coffey started your own, as well as ihe sur
ist Monday for Salisbury
F. Spainhour; Beaver Dam,
last Monday for Sumpter, rounding counties. When
nd High Point, N. C.
C. S. Farthing; Blowing Rock,
South Coroliha, with a fine prosperity smiles onyouwho
—Yesterday morning was drove of horses and mules. rejoices with you and gladly Wm. M. Morris; Blue Ridge,
Brhaps the coldest we have He w'll join T. Fin. Coffey gives it publicity? Your Rev. James Matne.v; Ball
Mountain. W. H. McGuire;
Rd this winter.
who has been in the South home paper. When unbid
Cove Creek, N. L. Mast; Elk,
—Call on Bryan if you are for several weeks. We hope den Death with noiseless
Rily Hodges; Meat Camp, M.
i need of anything in theiine them abundant success.
tread, enters your home, and B. Blackburn; LaurealCreek,
—The legislature, has pass takes perhaps the fairest
f gentlemen's neck-wear
Jones Greer; Shawnehaw,
ed a resolution instructing flower,
who sympathizes William Vnncanon; Stony
—Mr. James Winkler now
ecu pies his handsome new our Senators and Hepresen- deeply with you in your ber Fork. IT. E. Greene; Watau
tjsidence, one mile east of atives, ni Congress, to vote eavement, and speaks of the ga, Finley Mast. J. J. T.
for the resolutions, passed virtues of the dead in tender•oone.
Reece Rev. G. W. Osborn
by the Farmers Alliance at est strains? Your home pa
and J. E. Finley elected Ex.
—We are truly sorry to Ocala, Florida. The repub
per. Your paper hears the Com, of the county.
ear of the severe illness of
licans voted against it in the wedding bells often, before
Tho. Bingham.
Irs. Maggie Boyden ofSalisHouse.
they ring and because it can't
ury.
The Electric Railway.
—Sir Walter Parks who has keep a secret, prematurely
Rev. Mi. Gibson filled his
tells it.
been in Nevada, arrived in
ICe promised our readers
sgular appointment at the
When your fields are yel
Boone a few days ago.
last week to say something
lethodist Church, in Boone,
He looks well and hearty, low with magnificent crops about the proposed electric
ist Sunday.
and is in his same jovial of ripening grain and your
in Edgecombe, farmer moon. It is believed that cribs are bursting with super rail-wa.v between here ai d
lipped over a thousand bar- there are some feminine at fluous quantities of corn, and Asheville. It has been impos
11s of Irish potatoes from fif tractions that brought him your meadows dotted with sible for us to gain much in
haystacks, standing like sen- formation in regard to it fur
pen acres
back to Watauga.
tenils, and your barns are ther than being assured by
James H. Taylor, Esq., of
—W e failed last week to re filled with fat horses and parties interested that it cer
[eat Camp, threshed sixty cord the ma rriage of Mr. John
tainly would be built, and
ushels ot white beans one Hagaman, of Marion, to Miss your hill-sides, covered with that work would begin as
sleek cattle and sheep, for
ay last week.
Polly Adams, of Brushy Fork sale, to whom do you hasten soon as the charter can be
— Many bills have been in- They were married at the res with the tidings but to the procured through the Legis
oduced in the legislature al idence of Mr. John Bendfield, manager of your home pa lature. There is no doubt
iadv. Some to repeal, and on the 28th of Dec.,and star per? He gives publicity to but the line will be construc
ted at once for their future
thers to make new laws.
it, and you soon find purcha ted, as the men at the head
home in Marion, N. C.
—Ice on Silver lake at Essers for your extra supplies. of the enterprise are men of
is thought to be eight or —One of our cash subscri
Your home paper gives ability and ample capital to
bers took his name from our you in a condensed form, the build it. A gentleman who
inchej thick. No ice
books this week because of a most important current eve is connected with the enter
le this year.
prise has been in the North ne
ter Pritchard made a typo we had in our office for nts of the day, both politi gotiating for the plant &c.,
a few days past. How sad cal and financial.
It tells
in the legislature, enfor a boy so young to have you who of our merchants which it is proposed to run
g the McKinley bill,
by water power furnished
er replied and 'skinned' such enemies, but such is his will sell you the best and from Broad river, at a point
sad case, and all caused by the cheapest goods for
his bad conduct.
the least money, and it tells about two miles above Chim
|?he old year leftuswrapney Rock. The line is to be
—I. W. Thomas is just you where you can get the
i an i m maculate shroud.
built and equipped within 2
back from filling hisappoint- highest price for your pro
low lies buried in the
years —Rutherford Banner.
duce. Yes we think that you
[ty sarcophagus of the ments at Lenoir and Lower see that your home paper is
Creek, and says the weather
The weakness and debility which
in Caldwell is mild compared one of your best friends, and result from illness may be spee
he Methodists of the Co. with Watauga weather. Mr. we think it is the duty of dily overcome by the use of Aves's
uch pleased with their Thomas is much pleased with each and every one to help Sarsaparilla. This is a safe," but
powerful
assists
lastor Rev. Mr. Gipson. his work and people in Cald sustain an enterprise that is regulatestonic,liver anddigestion,
the
kidneys,
ope him a prosperous well. The good people of for the good, of each and and cleanses the blood of all
germs of disease.
in Watauga.
Lenoir, last Monday, gave every one.
SUBSCRIBER.
he Messrs Marion, two him f 19.00 to buyr a bell for
urry County's prominent his church in Lenoir.
Mind wnndcrinir cored. Book* learned
zens, are visiting their sis- —A plucky young couple, Tne best anodyne and expecto
in one reading. Testimonial* from all
part* of the (lobe. Prospectus POST
Mrs. Capt. Lovill. They Calvin Shell, aged 18 years, rant for tV cure of colds and
run, sent on application to Prof.
A. Loiaetta. S37 Fifth Are. Few York.
as most visitors to the and Miss Yates, of Wilkes, colds and all throat, lung and
ntains do, they added aged 13 years, were married bronchial troubles, is, undoubt
sinjnidnioo j3AH pnn ssrttisnojijff 'uopsoS
edly Ayer's cherry Pectoral. Ask
s^ino
01 iunsuo(d sj p
more name to our books under rat her unfavora ble cir- your druggist for it, and at the -jpui
'SHaxxmpinoqs
MOHi>.«Aioua
ETPTL
nd another dollar to our curnstances a few days ago. same time, for Ayer's Almanac, -pjjnq juva ot{At aaipuqo'dn JJUJ Sajpsex
10 'aiao)«
saiavi
Calvin went to Wilkes, stole which is'free to all.
jffer.
SUBSCRIPTION RATE S
EMORY
HEED WE ARE 1
1890!
-oWith its ups and downs
is slowly, but surely, waning
ard as it closes we wish to
ON TOP!
thank our many customers
for their very liberal patron
age, and quote to them some
We propose to make it to of our leading articles, with
your interest to trade with the promise that during the
remainder of the present year
us, and in so doing, we give we will give you goods as cheap
you some articles that are as can be bought on the South
ern Markets, and for the year
contained in our
ENORMOUS
1891
STOCK
on which we propose to give
you unequalled
MIRiAtXS
BOOTS & SHOES.
550 pairs Boots and
Shoes.
We promise, as in the past by
Fair Dealings,
To merit a liberal share of the
patronage of our customers in
Watauga
And adjoining counties.
In this line we can fit and
TO MERCHANTS.
suit all. The very best val We wish to call your especial
ues at panic prices. Bee our attention to our enormousstock
line before buying.
OF
HARDWARE.
-o—
You can save~monety by giving
us your order for nails, tyre and
rolled iron, chains, and, in fact,
Four thousand, five hun anything in this line, as we buy
dred yards of DRY GOODS. them in large lots direct from
Here you will find the lat the manufactures.
est styles and best qualities
DRY GOODS.
at un-heard-of prices.
Consisting of
Flannel Suiting,
oTrecott Flannels,
Plaid Flannels,
Saxony, prints,
Ginghams, etc., etc.
In this branch we carry a
Ladie's Dress,
Henriefca
FRESH STOCK, both staple Cloth from 25 cts toinone dollar
and fancy at prices lower per yard. All kinds of laces in
Vandike points, etc. Shawls and
than the bottom notch.
ladie's coats in the latest styles.
o
Large stock of satin and grosgrain ribbon, table linen and oil
Hats, Hats.
cloth.
Dry Goods.
Groceries! Groceries!!
A nice lot at the very low
est prices. We can fit any
body. Call and examine our
stock before buying else Sugar.
where.
Coffee,
Groceries,
Rice. Oat-meal,
Pickles, Bacon,
Lard, Salt,
Flour,
Jeans! JEANS !! J FANS!!!
Pepper,
Spice,
We have the largest stock in
town, which will be sold at in the greatest abundance, and
at prices that will surprise you.
special low pi ices.
OOTS *R
BOOTS ® SHOES.
®1
'HOES.
-o-
In Foot-wear, we almost defy
competition, as our stock was
purchased before the advance
m prices. We wish to call espec
This department is com ial attention to our Tap-sole,
plete. We can fit the tall, Flesh-split bo vt, that we claim
cannot be beaten in the United
the short, the lean, and the States. We also carry a large
fat.
and well selected stock of rubber
goods, in th« latest and most
BOYS CLOTHING!
comfortable sryles.
Clothing,
A nice lot which will be sold
at a very low figure.
Gents Furnishing
GOODS.
CLOTHING.
Come and examine our new and
elegant line of Ready-made Cloth
ing which was carefully selected
as to style, fabric, make and fin
ish, and you are sure to find any
Cuffs, thing you need, and as cheap as
the chapest. We can fit you
in any suit from the smallest
Gloves,
hoy to the 250 pounder.
Shirts,
Drawers,
Collars,
Under ware,
Hose,
Rent's Furnishing Roods.
Handkerchiefs,
o
Cravats,
&c.
In endless varieties, such as
Can suit all in this depart
Outing-shirts,
ment.
Dress-shirts,
o
Under-wear,
In connection with :my
Collars. Cuffs,
Cravats, Hose,
other business I run a
Hats, caps,
Handerchiefs,
Gloves & etc.
We cannot be turned down
in this line for style or quali
ty.
Hotel and Food
STABLE
which we think is equal to
any in the county, and we
guarantee our prices as low
as any in the County
Thanking my customers for
past favors, I remain
Very Respectfully,
W. L. Bryan.
Thanking onr friends for a
liberal patronage in the past
and hoping to merit a larger
share in the future, we are
most
Respectfully.
JONES & VANCE.
ELK PARK, Nov., 17, '90.
N. B. AH orders by
wail shall vecieve prompt at
tention.
J. & V.
�The Watauga Democrat,
allies. The bill passed with
eight silver republican sena
tors voting with the demo
crats. So the Force bill has
been "side-tracked", and 11
is now thought and believed
that it will not be brought
again in time for it to pass
this session. The republicans
who were friendfe of this bill,
we suppose looked and felt
very blank when their pet
scheme was put aside for
other and more important
legislation. The republicans
are in a bad predienmentand
unless some unforeseen relief
comes to them, it will begood
by radicalism hence- forward
and forever. So mote it be.
do at the beginning of 1891, |
Noah's Head Was Level,
ATTENTION !
is to make an effort to help | Noah advertised the flood THE HEW YEAR! MY duties confine me closely to
D. B. Dougherty, Editor.
us build up the DEMOCRAT,
lived through it and the
Carolina, and I would exchange,
R C. Rivers, Publisher
j fellows who laughed at him
on favorable terms, $10,000 of
-0by sending us a club of new
stock in a phosphate company
subscribers, and help to build were drowned. Ever since
With the openening of the in Florida, my late residence, for
A DEMOCRATIC family newsup your home paper. We are then the advertiser has been New Year w ewish to say tot he a suitable farm in the mountains.
per devoted to the interests of
ALEX. Q. HOLLADAY,
anxious and determined, with getting along and those who good people of Watauga and
County, State and Nation. Pub
Raleigh, N. C.
don't advertise have been surrounding counties that we
lished every Thursday at Boone,
your help, to make the I)EMO
Watauga County, N.C.
getting.left .-Tamaquua.,Pa., are now prepared to sell you
CRAT a better piper, and we
Notice.
more goods for
must have more subscribers Courier.
For sale. 900 acresof land,
Thursday Jan. 8th, 1891
to accomplish this end. We
on Rich Mountain, Watauga
The Senatorial Caucus.
County, on which is asbestos,
are exceedingly proud of our The joint caucus of demo
In Michigan the democrats
present list and the substan cratic members of both the And better goods than it has and tine land foi-sheep ranch.
elect the speaker of the House.
tial support of many of the Senate and House to nomi ever been your good fortune Sales private. L. D. Lowe &
J. T. Furgerson, Ex'trs. of
best citizens of this and sur nate a United States Sena to get in Elk Prrk, or at any Mrs. A. P. Calloway, deed.
Senator Cameron received
other country town in the
rounding counties, but we tors will be held tomorrow, mountains.
Banner Elk, Nov. i5. '90.
the nomination for re-elec
know there are hundreds of Monday night, in the hall of
tion in the Pa. legislature.
others who should subscribe the House of Representatives.
for heir home pa per who are The regular election by the
It looks now like the re
Persons wishing to bor
not taking it. We ask our legislature will take place on has been carefully selected row money, who can secure
publicans will pack the legis
lature and get the U. S. Sen Gov. Fowle has covered friends every where to aid us next Tuesday week as provi from the Northern Markets, it by mortgage on good real
i n getti ng pay i ng su bscn bers. ded by law.— News And Ob and we can thereby save you estate, can be accommodated
ator.
the whole ground in his mes
the percent of the middle by applying to
Both Congress and the State serve!.
men, which you are bound to J.F. Spainhour, Boone N. C.
sage. It is lengthy we can
In Connecticut, democrats
legislature are now in session
pay if you purchase of mer
have organized the legisla not publish it,but it is an in and it is important that all The Odd Fellow's Widows chants who buy goods from or A.J. Cri teller, Horton N. C
4. 24.
ture and all the state officers teresting document, and we should get reliable news. You and orphans Relief Associa Southern Dealers.
hope all will read it. The
are democrats.
can't afford to be behind. tion of Virginia, North Caro
NOTICE!
Gov. makes the state debt
Your families, as wellasyour lina and Virginia is still grow
I am just receiving a new
Leland Sandford receives but |5,939, 000. The esti
ing rapidly. Its system of
stock of goods bought for
Don't be satisfied with the cash down and will sell for
the nomination and will be mated value of property in selves will be benefited by management is unsurpassed
reading a reliable paper pub
words of praise from others,
re-elected Senator from Cali the state is $227,000,000
lished in your own county. by any association which but come and he CONVINCED strickly pay down, at prices
being a gain of $10,000,000
fornia.
pays a benefit upon the death that we have on hand the to live and let live. You will
within the last year. The Our Legislatures will have of a member, and commends best selected stock of BOOTS, do well to call and examine
m goods consisting of boots,
The New York Herald says Gov. thinks if we had a fair
heavy demands upon them itself to the fraternity as a (Men's & Boys) SHOES, in all shoes, dry goods, notions,
it costs $900 every minute valuation of lands on a
I his session Th° increase of safe, reliable and yet very styles and best qualities.
Yours truly,
the year through to run our cash basis we would not need
the school hind; the endow cheap means of providing for Gent's and Ladies furnish
T. A. ORITCHER,
extravagant government.
an increase of taxation. The ment of the soldier's home their family after death. Ask ing goods in the greatest pro
Bamboo. N. C.
fusion,
four months term for schools and the various demands for your Secretary or agent for
The republicans of New
IMPORTANT.
TO THE LADIES, A WORD.
Hampshire has stole the is urged, and he thinks the educatioi a.l centres. Assy- information*—N. &0.
0
ate in the organization of legislature can increase the lums, railroad commissions
All persons indebted to me
We wish you to examine by book Acct., or otherwise,
a< egislation. Senator Chan fund constitutionaly. The and many other things that
average term is now but GO certain organizations want.
our complete line of dress- are requested to make imme
M engineered it.
goods, consisting- of
days. Theentireeducational The legislatures cannot af
diate settlement, otherwise
Are
here is now no opposition fund for 1890 is $718,225. ford to be too lavish with the Vigorwrought by the use of toAyer's Hair Cashmeres,
their accounts will be placed
in restoring gray hair
its original
Worsteds,
in the hands of collecting*
against the re-election of The children of school age in people's money, as there are color, promoting a new growth, preventHenriettas,
'ng the hair from falling, keeping it soft,
officers. YTou must remember
Senator Vance, of any con the State is $588,688. The many places where money silky, and abundant, and the scalp cool,
French flannel,
friends, that business cannot
healthy, and free from dandruff or humors.
sequence. The Senator is penetentiary is now sustain will have to he used to keep The universal testimony is that this prep
Jersy flannels.
be run without money. So
dressing, and
Nun's veiling,
now at Raleigh and every ing and has a surplus. We them going. Our charitable aration lias no equal as a to every wellfix up and oblige &c.
is, therefore, indispensable
Armadilla cloth,
thing is lovely.
can only give a short report institutions must have mon furnished toilet. Ayer's Hair Vigor for some
Truly YY>urs,
"I have used
time and it lias worked wonders for me. I
W. L. Bryan.
and, in fact, a full line of all
of the message this week. ey.
was tioubled with dandruff and was rapidly
We are well pleased that Our State Government is
the most fasionable fabiics This Jan. 7, 1891.
becoming bald; but since using the Vigor my
Mr. Doughton, of Alleghany certainly doing well for the It occurs to no ns that the head is perfectly clear of dandruff, the hair for ladies wear.
lias ceased coming out, and I now have a
READ THIS.
County, was elected speaker people and is an economical many rail-ioads in ihe State good growth, of the same color as when I
AYII persons indebted to
pay less tax than any other was a young woman. I can heartily recom
of the House. He is a true at the same time.
mend
suffering
me, either by note or ac
CLOTEJHGState. As, has been suggest loss of any one use Ayer'sfrom dandruff or
hair to
Hair Vigor as a
democrat and has the inter
count for medical services,
dressing." - Mrs. Lydia O. Moody, East
est of Western North Caroli A few weeks ago we publish ed by others that the rail Pittston, Me. ago my wife's hair began to
Our stock in this line is fresh or for merchandise are earn
"Some time
from the Taylor's shears and estly requested to come for
na thoroughly at heart. Be ed a letter from onr States- roads ought to he taxed ac come out quite freely.
the greatest pains have be m ward and make prompt set
sides he is a man of splendid ville correspondent, who sug cording to value as all other
taken in their selection as to tlement as I am com pellei J
property of the state is taxed
intellect and a gentleman of gested the importance of us
style, make and flnnish.
If to have my money. I have
on the advalorum system.
publishing the pioneer histo
high character.
you need a suit of clothes we waited long and patiently,
ry of Watauga County. We Why not rail-roads also? If
vviil make it save you money as my friends well know, aiid
not only prevented my wife from becoming
Jeter Pritchard, member of
now, that I am lorced rtf
have desired to do this, but the rail-roads would pay the bald, but it also caused an entirely new to buy of us.
the Tlegislature, has introduc
full tax on the value, as oth growth of hair. I am ready to certify to this
call on them, I hope they
find it hard to get persons to
statement before a justice of tiie peace."—
ed a bill to prevent the sale
will respond promptly to my
give ns the history. Many of er property is taxed, we would H. Hulsebus, Lewisburgh,aIowa. attack ot
"Some years ago, after severe
request.
1 have madD^H
of pistols. This is striking at
be better enabled to use more brain fever, my hair all came out. I used
our oldest citizens have pass
change in my business and
sucli preparations for restoring it as my phy
it in the right way. We
sicians ordered,
ed a way, but those who still money for educational and growtli of hair. Ibut failed to produce a Bacon, Flour,
must therefore closeup all
then tried, successively,
hope something can be done
other important objects.
Lard, Sugar,
pa st. t ra n saction s, Person s
several articles recommended by druggists,
live might give us a great
Coffee, Rice,
ami all alike fell short of accomplishing the'
to stop the carrying of dead
failing to make settlement
deal of the early history of The Tennessee 1 omahawk desired result. The last remedy I applied
Canned goods.
ly weapons, something must
was Ayer's Hair
which
by Oct 1st. 1890 will find
our section. We think of four speaks very hopefully of the growtli of hair in Vigor, weeks. brought a
a few
I think I
Salt, syrups,
their accounts in the hands
be done to stop the killing of
used eight bottles in two years; more than
quite old men, who have been future prospects of Johnson was necessary as a restorative, but I liked it
Pepper, Spice,
of an officer for collection,
so many men. A wretch
continued to
as dressing, and
Ginger, and
in public life duringthe great county. It does seem from for athat purpose. havebelieve Ayer's use it
'my person desiring can pay
I
Hair
when drunk with a pistol or
Soda.
Vigor possesses virtues far above those of
their accounts due me, to T.
er part of their lives, and we the mineral and rail-road any similar preparation now on the market."
dirk in his possession is a
This line of our stock is full J. Coffey&Bro. whose rceipt
earnestly ask that they help prospects now developing, —Vincent Jones, Richmond, Ind.
and complete, and sold al will be accepted by me.
dangerous man in the com
us in this history. The gen that Johnson county will
most at starvation prices.
The firm of Phillips & Son.
munity.
tlemen referred to are Col. soon put on her best clothes,
now carry a first class line
S
PREPARED BY
of general merchandise which
Many of our esteemed Jonathan Horton, Dudly so to speak. Men of largecapi
H
will be sold as cheap as
BOOTS
friends and former citizens Farthing, W. H. Dugger and tal have turned their eyes OS. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
goods of the kind can he
E
Henry Blair, and they, per to her, and the wealth of the
Bold by Druggists and Perfumers.
who are now living in Texas,
sold, and it will he to the in
S
South Carolina, Kansas, Ne haps, would know more of the mountains in that section
terest of the public to
Our stock of Boots and and examine our stock call
braska, Montana, Idaho, early history than most oth are now greater than the fer
be
NO 1 ICE.
Shoes, we claim, can not be fore purchasing elsewhere.
Washington, Oregon, Mis ers. Then there are some tile valleys The Doe Moun
beaten in Western North Car
souri, Colorado, and other very old and intelligent la tain is now considered a huge Thomas Profit vs John M. Mil olina, as we can fit any one Thanking my friends for
ler. By virtue of an execution is
st ates owe us for from 12 t,r dies who could add iruch in mass of the finest iron ore, sued from the office of the Clerk from the hardy mountaineer past favors and soliciting
your future patronage I re
18 months subscription. Re| terest to this history. Most when a few years ago it was of the Superior Court of Watau- to the most dainty foot that main very truly yours.
collect friends the New Year of the original families of this cons dered of no value save g-a County in favor of the plain- treads only on the softest
J. B. Phillips.
has come in and we suppose section have representatives the small amount of scrubby titf in the above entitled action carpets. Buy of us and be Sugar Grove, N. C. July 8.
for the sum of $50.00, with happy.
you have plenty of money so now living. The Eggarsfam- timber growing on it. It is interest and cost, I will sail to the
send us what is due and one ily is perhaps as old as any. now claimed to bewo lh sev highest bidder, at the court house
dollar besides to renew for The Hortons, Iiolselaws, Hix eral millions of.dollars, and door, in the town of Boone, N. C.
on the 2nd day of March, 1891,
the next year. We have over es, Greens, Caloways, Masts, more valuable than all the it being the first Mondy in said
That we have only quoted
100 such subscribers and Harmans, Webs, Councills, taxable property of the en month, a certain tract or parcel a few articles contained in our
they could help us amazingly. Adams', Daggers, Shnils, Far tire county, a, few years ago. land containing 50 acres more or large stock, hut invite yon
less, belonging to John M. Miller
When you read this think of things, Hardins, Browns, Da Soon the rail-road will be lying on the waters of Banner's to send us your orders, or
us, for we need money. Pay vis' and Moody's etc. Who built through the county; Elk and on the Cranberry road, coine and see us, and get Commercial College
Cheapest & Best
up friends and renew your first settled New River, Cove manufactures will be huiIt- near Scaly, adjoining thelauds of what you need. If you don't HlffhcMit Honor and Business College in the World.
Gold Medal over all other Colleges, al
Arch Woods,
Guynnandoth
•I orld> Kipoftttlon, for System of Book-keeping
subscription and may the Creek, Beaver Dams, and towns will dot the valleys; ers. Levied onAbe me on the 10th want to purchase anything, general Bailnen Education. 10,000 Graduate*>»<1
In
by
Bualneaa. 10OO Hturienta annually. 18 Teachers employ
Fall
New Year bring 3'ou prosper- Stony Fork? Did any one the farming interests will ad day of Jan. 1891, to sa tisfy said come and see, and always re ed. Coot ofBoard, Bnalneaa Courae, Including Tuition. Sta
tionery, and
about $DO. fehort-Ifand,
Tjnc-Writ
No Vacation.
fy and hapiness.
live here in time of the Revo vance and finer stock will be execution with interest and cost. member that it is no trouble ing and Telegraphy special tioo. Is beautiful andEnter now.
Graduates successful. This city
healthful.
to show goods.
For circulars address Wilbar R. Smith, Lexington, Kj.
Mention this paper.
lutionary war? Can any of raised. Thousands of peo This Jan. 10, 1891.
Hoping to merit a large
1). F. BAIKD, SHFE.
' very nice movement was the grand or greatgrand chi ple will seek this superb cli
share ot your trade in the fu
Revolvers,
Rifles,
• the other day in the U. dren tell us? Let some one mate and prosperity will take
ture, and hoping each and
Onr of
AddTM
res Mm
BEST the
hold of all the people and WPBMWIa . ewopriTel
all a prosperous year, weare
WMtwnate. Republicans, but start this history.
CTvWHffcBlBi the world. Oar .cUitie.or* most Resp.
In
tor JPric* Liu. AuW«ki,rUtilnu|tij _ _
this fa vored section will be
unaquaJed, ud to introduce our
Breech loading double shot gun
•sed to the bill, acting
superior good, wt will sendrssB
come one of the grandest
tov.M PlRSOir in each locality,
7 he tireless toilers foi trade, $8 to $50, single breech loaders
•:! the democrats. Senator The New Year is now be spots on earth. We are great
a. abort. Only those who writs
to us st ones can make sure of
$4 to $12, breech loading rifles $3
the chance. All you hare todo in
>tewart, free coinage republi fore ns, and no doubtitisthe ly interested in its welfare,
return is to show our goods to
15. Double ha rrel Muzzle
those who call—your neighbors
Coffey & Council!. to $shot guns$5.50 to $20,load
end those around you The be
can, who had made a speech intention of all to do better as we are neighbors and will
ing
Keginning of this advertisement
abowe the small
tbs tele
peating aides, 1G shooter, $10 to
against the bill, made a mo the present year than they enjoy some of the blessings of scope. The following „t gives the appearanceendItofreduced to Elk Paik, Jan , 5,1891.
of
$30; Revolvers$1 to $20. send 3
tion to take up the currency did in the one that has just its prosperity. No doubt this
prosperity will g r a d u a lly about the fiftieth part of Its bulk. It Is a grand, double sits tele
All mail orders Prompt cts. for Mamoth illustrated cata
bill, to the great consterna- passed. Now, one of the good spread over the Stone Moun scope, as largeat It easy to carry. We will also show you how you ly filled.
logue NO. 40. Address GREAT WEST
can make from AM to Ak 1O a day at least, from the start,with4#
ERN GUN WORKS, Pittsburg, Pa.
tion of Senator Hoar and his, things that we wish you to tain into Watauga.
A44rMl.lI HAU.ETT A CO , Box 8 BP
LESS MONEY
OUR STOCK
COME AiYD SEE!
onders
Ayer's
Hair Vigor
GROCERIES.
r's Hair Vigor
REMEMBER
f
»
e
POKILAJIP, MAINE.
Money to loan.
�IA COMPLETE
some carpets, furniture and
whether
The Watauga Democrat, their forceto gooraheadit with historical relics. The coiubill
let
die
1). R. Dougherty, Editor.
R C. Rivers, Publisher
"Killed by the Force bill,"
will be the epitaph put upon
Mr.
Harrison's political
tombstone.
The Yale student who at
tacked an actress because
she refused to become "mash
ed" on him would adorn a
striped suit.
New York city has discov
ered several bogus divorce
factories. It would seem
that nothing can escape be
ing counterfeited.
The factions on the repub
lican side of the Senate are
almost as numerous as re
publican Senators, and there
seems to be no dispositioi
among them to get togeth
er.
This is quite severe winter
both in this country and
Europe, but no thermome
ter has yet been made that
can register the actual con
dition of the atmosphere
surrounding the men who
have led the republican par
ty into its present hopeless
predica ment.
The republicans have been
so busy lately trying to find
excuses for the action and
speeches of republican-Senators that they have had no
time to devote to the selec
tion of the democratic Speak
er of the next House of Re
presentatives and the next
national democratic ticket.
Hello there! Here's anoth
er example of what a bless
ing a high protective tariff is
to the working man. The
works of Carnegie, Phipps &
Co., of Pittsburgh, at the
head of which is the million
aire republican apostle of
protection, Andrew Carnegie,
has made a ten per cent re
duction upon the wages of
2,'000 of its employes. That's
a nice sort of midwinter pres
ent to the men who always
vote for "protection."
Mr. Harrison will find, if
he still presists in retaining
the Force bill as his personal
platform for "92 that his fol
lowing will not amount to
a corporal's guard. Public
opinion, irrespective of par
ty, has been opposed to the
bill since its first introduc
tion in the House, and the
month which the Senate has
thrown away upon it, at the
ex pence of more important
legislation, has intensified
the opposition. Besides this
the republican press has, al
most without exception been
indifferent about the fate of
the bill.
The radical republicans of
the Senate may in the end
succeed in putting the Force
bill through, but if they do,
the republican party, as a
natiounl organization, is
doomed. Already such pro
gressive republican Senators
as Stewart, Wolcott, Teller,
and Plumb have openly and
manfully served notice on
jtheir party thatthey will not
support the iniquitous meas
ure, and they have the secret
sympathy of a number of
their republican colleagues
who are trying to screw
their courage up to the pitch
of openly following the good
example set by those gentle
men.
quietly. They remind us of
a man who had swallowed an
egg without breaking the
shell. Hewasin a terrible state
of mind, because if hejumped
around, he might break the
egg, and the shell would cut
his stomach, and if he lay
still, the egg would hatch
and lie would have a, shang
hai rooster clawing his insides."
The twenty-five white men
who were killed by the In
dians at Mounded Knee
Creek, were worth more to
this country than every In
dian there is in it, and the U.
S. government is directly
responsible for their deaths,
as it has been by reason of
the negligence or open conni
vance of the agents of the
government that the Indians
have come into possession of
the rifles and ammunition
which enabled them to kill
the soldiers. How long shall
th s farce be kept up? The
Indian spends all of his time,
when on the reservations, in
preparing to kill the whites,
and the whites furnish them
the means to do it. Turn
the Indians over to the Army
and they will be kept in a
proper state of subjection,
unless they agree to go TO
work like other people, which
they will never do. But
what ever is done, it should
be made impossible for the
entire brood of Indians to
kill anymore white men.
That much the people have
a right to demand.
We, the undersigned, do
hereby certify that Dr. Gen
try is a man of good moral
character and high standing.
He has been a merchant at
Watauga Falls about ten
years, and we have never
known him to ted a lie or do
a licentious act, and we do not
believe that there is a respec
table person in the county
who will testify to the con
trary. We therefore recom
mend him to all people as a
man worthy of their respect
and patronage, and since he
has lost his house and al
most everything had by fire
we believe that the people
ought to help him.
We request the editor to
publish this in the county pa
per.
The above was signed by over 120 citizens, most of
whom were Dr. Gentry's nei
ghbors. Among the signers
were 15 Baptist ministers, 2
Methodist minister's and one
lay reader of the Episcopal
C hurch. The a bove w a s a 1 so
signed by 2 members of the
Legislature, 8 J. Ps.. 1 P. M.,
the Sheriff, Circuit Court 01'k
aud Register of Deeds of Wa
tauga county.
The Dr. Thinks of making
a tour south this winter lec
turing on Astronomy. Sev
eral years were spent by him
lecturing on this grand sci
ence before he commenced
selling goods in this county.
He once made a lecture in our
town.
Loss t o the Masons.
26—In
surance on the Masonic Tem
ple aggregated $94,000, on
furniture and fittings $8,000.
The old U. S. court house
building, now vacant, has
been secured as a temporary
home for the burned out Ma
sonic bodies.
The loss on the building is
variously estimated at from
$50,000 to $100,000, but
the majority seem to think
that the rebuilding can be
done at a cost of $80,000.
A very large additional
in the
' 'The Republicans" says the loss was on fixtures
New York Herald, dont know shapes of remarkable hand
_
BALTIMORE, Dec.
mandery rooms of the tem
plars, in the top story, were |
entirely destroyed with their
contents, involving a loss of
$25,000, to which is added
individually losses to the
templars of regalia, uniforms
&c., aggregating $100,000
Grand Secretary Med airy for In order to encourage our friends to help its in our ef
tunately had a greater por-i forts to raise our subscription list several hundred within
tion of the valuables stored , the next few mouths, we have decided to make some PRE
MIUM Oh E ERS to (dubbers which we are sure will encour
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age some active persons to go to work and make a nice
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amount of clothing which
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ty
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property of said defendant;
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and place above named lor the
return of the summons, when
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to the complaint, or the relief
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VOL 3
1, F, Lenoir, & Co
BOONE,
ATAUGA
COUNTY, N. C., THURSDAY, JANUARY, 29, 1891.
NO. 27.
WHERE WILL IT END t
TRUE DEMOCRACY.
LETTER. no help from republicans in MAJOR-GENERAL B. F. BUTLER.
defeating the bill.
')
He Will Return to the South for the
The speech of ex-President It would be well for the peO
From our Regular Correspondent
First Time since the War.
Mr. Harrison's henchmen
Clevelad at the gathering of pie of this country, and es
are now trying to prevent
Mr. Harrison has succeed the passage of Senator Vest's It seems hardly necessary Jacksonian democrats in Phil pecially those of them who
-DEALERS IN,—
ed by persuasion, bull-dozing free coinage bill, which was to say anything of the histo adelphia Thursday evening, still support the policy ofth^>
ry of Gen.
No says the Baltimore Sun was republican party, says the
eral Merchandise, and promise of patronage in adopted last week by the man in theB. F. Butler. has in his best vein. Responding Philadelphia limes, to pause
whole nation
getting the republican Sen Senate as a substitute for
been more constantly in the to a toast eulogizing "the and consider what is likely
i have now, on hand a ators to make a last desper that hodge-podge of absur
ate effort to perpetuate the dities known as the republi public eye for the last four principles of true democracy,' to become of our free institu
lete line of
power of the republican par can caucus financial bill, by decades than he. As a suc the exPresident undertook to tions if the theory that might
.ERAL MERCHAN ty by passing the Force hill, the House by talking veto. cessful lawyer and influen demonstrate the proposition gives right to continue to
and the fight
is now on The bill, which is now before tial politician before the war, that "they are enduring^be- prevail. The spectacle presen
DISE.
ei
which is to result either in the House committee on as a patriot who was first to cause they are right, and in ted yesterday in New Hamp
defeated par
because they
-CONSISTING OF,— striking a deadly blow at Coinage, is in far more dan respond to the country's call vincibleMuch wonder is are shire, where thepossession of
just."
ex ty has taken
p•
the liberty of the American ger from Speaker Reed's op at the firing upon Fort Sum
citizen, by the passage of a position than it is from a ter, as the man who gave pressed at times by students the government of the State
1* Goods,]
measure without a parallel Presidential veto. Reed has New Orleans the best govern of our political histor y atthe by a flagrant usurpation of
[Notions,]
in American aim a Is, in the the audacity and the nerve ment the city ever had, as staying qualities of the demo political power, is an applica
[Groceries,]
t
Commander of the Army cratie party. Its record goes tion of the same policy em
final defeat of the bill.
to resort to any methods to
[Shoes,]
Finding it. impossible to defeat it, and if he doesn't of the James, as a Represen back almost to the founda bodied in Speaker Reed's coil
[Hats,]
unite the republican Sena attempt to do so, it will only tative in Congress arid a lead tion of the federal govern trol of the House of Represen
r lard ware,]
tors in support of the revolu be because he prefers seeing ing politician since the war, ment. It hasoutlived anutr.- tatives in the Federal elec
[Tinware,]
tionary gag rule proposed Mr. Harrison, whom he dis he has had public attention ber of its competitors and tion bill that was approved
by Senator Aid rich the re likes very much, weaken and constantly heaped upon him. promises to outlive its pres by a caucus resolution at Har
[Glassware,]
publicans have adopted the sign it, as I believe he will, if No man in the country has ent competitors. Its oppo risburg the other day. It
[Crockery,]
tiring out process, and hope it passes the House. Mr. Har received more praise or more nents have several times pro was the same policy that
[Medicines,]
by a continuous night and rison has made threats be abuse than he, and no man nounced it dead. But adver stole two United States Sena
vhich we are offering at day session of The Senate to
has more warm, personal sity seems to quicken it. Af tors from Montana and has
fore, but his spinal column
lead to the present scandal
succeed in compelling the lias always wilted when the friends and admirers. Many ter defeat it soon re-appears
of a double organization of
democra ts to accede to a vote time came to carry them out. of the people of the South in the field, hopeful and vig
orous to renew the fight arid the Assembly of that State
»Ve also take in exchange on the bill. This, it is not Another erstwhile pnemi have been particularly bitter
and threats of revolutionary
believed, they can do. The nent republican is in the toils against him, and have tried down its adversary. What
Igoods,
action in three or four other
session which began last Fri of the law. \Y. P. Canaday; to make his name a synonim is the secret of this perenial
Wheat,
day morning has been in who for many years, because for all that was detestable. vitality and spirit ? Mr. Cleve States in the West.
Corn,
It has come to be almost
continuous session
every of his ability to control the He is now about to return land finds it in the identity
Rye,
an accepted fact that it is not
Oats,
since, except on Sunday, and North Carolina delegation good for evil, and heap coals of the traditional principles
the votes of the people but
('hick en)
is to continue until the to republican national con of fire upon the heads of his of the democratic party with
the degree of daring of those'
Eggs, |
republicans tire of it or suc ventions, held the position detractors by a great enter the interests of the masses of
&etc, ]
the people. As understood by in power that determines the
prise to help restore prosper
ceed. The democrats are
the
SO VIVE US A CALL. making a grand fight in talk of Sergeaut-at-Arms of has ity to the region which suffer the ex-President, "these com result of an election. The pea
United States Senate,
pie of New Hampshire elec
ing against time and express been arrested for obtaining ed so severely from the rava prise equal and exact justice
ted a majority of demo
w*
confidence of being able to money under false pretenses. ges of the war. He is at the to all men; peace,commersce
and honest friendship with crats Representatives; the
head of the great GeorgiaMay the 15th. 1890. win.
And ye gods, how cheap he
all nations—entangling the Clerk of the House deliberate
How the democratic Sena sold his character. The a- Alabama Investmsnt Compa
alliance with none; the sup ly nullifies the election by ma
tors feel in this matter may mount he obtained on a ny, which is made up of port of the State govern
W. B. COUNC1LL, Jit.
king up the roll upon a pure
be judged front the following worthless check was just $35. capitalists whom he has as ments in all their rights; the
ATTORNEY AT LAY.
ly arbitrary basis, excluding'
extract from a sj>eech of Sen Some startling exposures sociated with himself in a
Boone, N. C. ator Reagan, which reflects will shortiy be made by the scheme to build and develop preservation of the general democrats unquestionably elarge portions of Dixie. Ear government in its whole con lected and adding republicans
W. B. COUNCILL, M. D. the sentiments of his demo House committee which is
stitutional vigor; the jealous elected only conditionally, if
cratic colleagues, and shows investigating the silver pool ly next month he intends to care of
Boone, N. C.
the right of election at all, in such manner as to
make a tour of the South,
Resident Physician. Office that they will never willing charges, unless the witnesses visiting that section for the by the people; absolute acqui give the republicans a major
on King Street north of Post ly surrender: "As dear as my among whom are Senator first time since the close of escence in the decission of the ity. And partisans will ap
life is to me, as God is my Stewart and Journal Clerk
Office. 1
majority; the supremacy of plaud this revolutionary
Judge, if I could save the Smith of the House, shall re- the war—twenty-six years aE.F. LOYILL
go. He will go to New Or the civil over the military au sharp practice, without stop
American people from the luse to tell the committee
thority; economy in the pub ping to consider that such
ATTORNEY ATT-AW,
pending measure by giving what they are alleged to leans, and to all other prom
lic expenses; the honest pay action is destructive of all
inent points, and survey the
Boone N. C. up my life, I would surrender
have told to private parties. field of operation of this com ment of our delfts and sacred constitutional security.
it as freely as I ever perfor The democratic leaders of
DR. L. C. REEVES.
preservation of the public If people knew that they
med any act of my life". It the House are carefully wa tch pany carefully, to inform him
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
self personally as to the pos faith; the encouragement of are living under a Czar o:
was an imposing sight to see ing the proceedings in the
Office at Residence.
agriculture, and commerce as Dictator or a revolutionary
Senator Reagan as he stood, Senate and should the Force sibility of each locality. There
Boone, N. C.
its hand maid, and freedom committee, in the South
every feature showing his bill pass that body they are is something phenomenal in of religion, freedom of the
merican style, they can ar-j
L. I). LOWE,
such a tour by a General
earnestness and sincerity, prepa red to ma ke a d esperate
whose first visit was sword press and freedom of the per range their affairs according!
and spoke these words, and fight on it in the House when
son." Tne party tenet, "jus ly; but if they expect and a|
it was not surprising tliat it goes there for concurrence in hand, but who now goes
tice to all, favor to none," gree to live under a go^
AND
they were greeted by an out in the Senate amendments. as a restorer. It will be watch
is at the bottom of its oppo rnent of law they must insisj
burst of deafening applause George Brancroft, the his ed with great interest by all
NOTARY PUULIC,
sections of the country.—Na sition to the present protec upon maintaining the law oi
BANNER'S ELK, N. C. from the galleries, which Mr. torian, who was Secretary of tional Tribune.
tive tariff. Its respect for the they cannot expet to main-j
Morton was quick to reprove the Navy during the Polk
constitution as a sacred com tain their government.
by threatening to have the administration, when he es
The News and Observei pact explains its opposition
galleries cleared.
tablished the Naval academy says: the United States is to to many fanciful schemes The meanest man on earth!
DENTIST,
Senator Stewart on Satur at Annapolis, died here Sat
which are advocated by per says the Jackson Whig,is
ELK. PARK, NORTH CAROLINA.
day gave notice of a motion urday afternoon in his ninety- have a factory for the manu sons indifferent to the funda fellow who gets behind a y<
facture of Dr. Koch's cele
Offers his professional services to reeomment the election first year.
brated lymph, and it is to be ment law. Mr. Cleveland sees or two with his county papt
to the people of Mitchell, bill with instructions to the
Senator Quay has taken under the charge of Dr. Jo in his party the true friend and then declines to take
Watauga and adjoining coun
ties.fftaTAo bad mnteial used committee to report it hack the trouble to deny the ru seph Kinyoun, a nephew of of the farmer, whose interest out of the postoffice. Al-i
with a provision for the elec mor that he intended resign
and all work guaranteed.
Mrs. H. 0. Ecclcs, of Char lies in just and economical though the publisher truste^
May 1 1y. tion of members of Congress ing his seat in the Senate. It
lotte. Dr. Hamilton, Sur government. The Force hill him, he never writes, n£v(
on days when no other elec was entirely unnecessary.
and debauchery of the ballot drops in and pays or proj~
E. S. Blackburn. tions are held in the several Everybody knows that he geon-General of the United
J. F. Morphew.
States Army, says that the spring, in his view, from one ises to pay what he jus
Je erson, N.C.
Marion, N. C.
states; and this motion may isn't one of the resigning factory will be established al and the same vicious politi owes, but he takes advj
MORPHEW & BLACKBURN be made the excuse for get kind.
The House committee on the Marine Hospital, at Sta cal source. It is the duty of tage of his distance and|
ting rid of the bill quietly the world's Fair think the pleton, as soon as Dr. Kin good democrats to fight both smallness of the sum invM
ATTTORNEYS AT LAW.
youu returns from Barlin
Will practice in the courts when the republicans discov officials connected with that last December. Says I)r The recent election in Mr. ed and cooliy pockets uft
>f Ashe, Watauga and Mitch er their inability to pass it, concern are drawing too Hamilton: "He was to re Cleveland's view, demons he knows belongsjtoanotl
Burns had this very fellcj
and recom turn in March next, but now
OI counties, also in the Fed- for if it is recommitted to the much money
trates the fact that the pub view when he said:
1 courts of the Diet., and committee it* will never get mends a cut in saleries.
that Dr. Koch has made his lic concience is now awake. "Ah Tarn, all Tarn thou'It,
r pre me Court of the State.
The First Woman to Hold office.
important disclosure as to
before the Senate again.
thy farm.
d
flection of claims solicited. Notwi t hsta nd i ng their ha v- Mrs. E. Wilson was elected the formula of making the Right and justice today have In hell they'll roast thee li|
a hearing the land. Sophistry
pu b1ic
herin."
•>1, io.
ing made speeches against superintendent of county at lymph it is possible that he and chicane are at a discount. If you want to discontil
schools for Carter
may be ordered home sooner
Notice.
the Force bill Senators Tel Elizabethton. Monday. She than was first anticipated The democracy, as the party a paper, do it like a nf
For sale. 900 acres of land, ler, VVolcott and Stewart are is the first lady to hold office If Congress does what we an Tif right and justice hasevery "Honesty is the best polj
on Rich Mountain, Watauga now acting with and voting in Carter county, and is said ticipated it will do—appro
in every line of life,
County, on whi6h is asbestos, with their republican collea to be fully capable of dis priate $10,000 in the sundry reason, he thinks, to rejoice applied to your groct
that such is now the case.
and line land fo„r sheep ranch.
or your news paper.
gues in their efforts to pass charging the# duties of the civil bill at this session—we
<les private. L. D. Lowe &
position. She is a. widow will commence the erection "Vance, Voorhees, Vest and
FOR DYSPEPSIA,
Indigestion, and Stomach disorder
i. T. Furgerson, Ex'trs. of the bill. This is significant, and dependent upon her own of a laboratory in this cit t/ Vilas — This is a straight
BROWN
BITTERl
vrs. A P. Calloway, deed. in as much as it shows that resources for a living.—Bris and manufacture lymph here flush of V's and is hard to All dealers keep'S IRONbottle. Gent
it, SI per
trade-mark and crossed rod linos on wi
I Banner Elk, Nov. 15. '9Q. the democrats need expect tol Courier.
also.
handle.
lowest Prices,
Attorney at Law
J.
WILBAR,
WASHINGTON
�PUBLIC SAFETY
1890!
—The weather for the past to be retained for the color Adam Green, anagedchrismonth has been quite change ed.
tain man on Bea ver Dam died i
TO THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT.
able. Sriow, sleet and ice —Manly B. Blackburn is the 17th inst. We do not
1 copy1 year
$1.00 one day,andjfor a change we
DEMANDS
off on the markets buying know the particulars but
1 " 0 months
50
have ice, sleet and snow the goods for the purpose of learn that he passed off very That only honest and reliable medicines
3 " 3 months
35
should be placed upon the market. It can
With its nps and downs
next.
not,
be stated too emphatically,
ADVERTISING RATES.
opening a store at the old easy. He had not been sick nor . therefore,too often, that all who are in is slowly, but surely, wan nig
epeated
J. J.T. Reeee.
need >"f a genuine Blood-purifier should
—On last Tuesday night, Greene stand in Boone. We long.
and as it closes we wish to
1 inch 1 week
$ .75
be sure and ask for
thank our many customers
1 " 1month
1.75 two dogs made a rade on are all glad to know this, as
1 " 3 "
3.00 Coffey Bros.' flock of sheep, Mr. Blackburn is a nmnliked
for their very libera! patron
To the Three Fork Association.
3 " 0 "
5.00
age, and quote to them some
Sarsaparilla. Your life, or that of some one
3 " 1 year
7.00 and did serious damage to a by all who know him, and
of our leading articles, with
I see in the last week's is near and dear to you, may depend on the
3 column 1 week
9.0^ number of them. How would are pleased to have him as a
the promise that during the
use
this well-approved remedy in prefer
sue of the DEMOCRAT an ar-| enceof to any other preparation of similar remainder of the present year
1
"
1 month
13.50 a tax on dogs do?
permanent citizen.
1
"
3 "
25.00
tide in regard to the minutes* name. It is compounded of Honduras sar we will gh r e you
cheap
variety
—We a re sorry to lea rn t ha t —We rarely ever make a which I will explain on my saparilla (thestillingia,most rich In curative as can be boughtgoods asSouth
6 "
37.50
properties),
mandrake, yellow
on the
dock, and the iodides. The process of man
"
1 year
50.00 Attorney T. L. Lowe of Elk note of our subscriptions re
ufacture
original, skilful, scrupulously
part. I went to the Mitchell clean, andissuch as to secure the very best ern Markets, and for the year
Park, lostjh is en tire property ceived through the mails, as County Association and met medicinal qualities of each ingredient. This
Entered at the Postofficeat by fire a11hat place last week. it would be too much troub
boiled nor heated,
Bro. Booth, the principal of, medicine is not decoction; but It is and Is,
therefore, not a
a com
oone, N. C., as second-class
The Baptist church was also le, but when we get cash sub Globe Academy. The subject pound extract, obtained by a method ex
iail matter.
clusively our own, of the best and most
destroyed.
scriptions from two such per of printing came up, and he powerful alteratives, tonics, and diuretics
We promise, as in the past by
known to pharmacy. For the last forty
LOCAL NEWS.
—People are daily purchas fect ladies as Mrs. Pattie said he had a good job press years, Ayer's
ing those rare bargains sold Wetmore, of Banner Elk, and with which he did his own
Fair Dealings,
A —Commissioners court
by Coffey A Councill, at Elk Mrs Nelia Church, of Shell work, and would like to print
of the
ext Monday.
Park. Give them an order Creek, Tenn., we must say, my minutes, would give a has been the standard blood-purlflerpopular To merit a liberal share of th
world—no other approaching it in
thanks ladies, thanks.
confidence or universal demand. Its form
good job and print eight hun ula is approved by the leading physicians patronage^of our customers' in
—Advertise in the DEMO and join that throng of hap
and druggists. Being pure and highly
py customers.
—The publisher acknowl dred for $20 if I would allow centrated, it is the most economical of con
CRAT.
any
edges, with thanks, the invi him the liberty of adverti possible blood medicine. Every purchaser
—Advertising is the key to —The Co. Supt. asks us to
of Sarsaparilla should insist upon having
see
say that he will be at his tation to ha ve been present sing his school on the back this preparation and name that each bottle
a successful business.
of
And adjoining counties.
at the marriage of Mi'. R. L. leaf, and have them out in bears the well-known
office in courthouse, ll'ednes—Rev. J. J. L. Sherwood
J. C. Ayer & Co.,
Lowe to Miss Blanche Vun- twenty days. I talked with
s pent Tuesday night in town. day Feb. 4th to.exa mine tea
Lowell, Mass.
TO MERCHANTS.
chers, instead of Thursday canon, which took place at some of the brethren, W. W.
In every quarter of the globe Ayer's Sar.
the residence of the bride's fa- Presnell, Elder Wm.Ollisand saparilla is proved to be the best remedy for
-Mr. Jeff Row, of Watau 12th.
We wish to call your especial
Lowell druggists
ther, on Banner Elk, last eve others about the man, and all diseases of the blood. superior excellence attention to our enormousstock
ga Falls, gave us a call this
unite in testifying to the
—Critcher, Blair and Bing ning. It was, doubtless, an what they thought about of this medicine and to its great popularity
T eek.
OF
ham, three of our best citi enjoyable occasion, but for the offer? They thought I in the city of its manufacture.
—When you come to town zens, were in town Tuesday
HARDWARE.
business pressures we were ought to take him up at his Ayer's Sarsaparilla
next Monday, remember the and we are requested to say not permitted to enjoy the offer, and said that he, (Pro
PREPARED BY
r
DEMOCRAT.
that they all three left to festivities of that happy oc fessor Booth) had bought DR. J. 0. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass. usYou can sa.ve|inoney^by giviiig
your order foiqnails. tyre and
—Col. Todd has been on a gether for home, before din casion. Here's ourg^and a out the Marshall job press, £old by Druggists, gl, six g5. Worth 85 a bottle. rolled iron, chains, and, in fact,
anything in thisJine, as we buy
visit to the Globe to see his ner.
big bundle of best wishes foi which was a good one, and
them in large Tots direct from
SUTHERLAND SEMINARY.
daughter, Mrs. Moore.
—According to Mr. Pen- all the happiness and pros thought I would get a good
the manufactures.
ington, the in venter of the perity possible for this pop job. I also realized the fact
—Joseph Hodges, son of
DRY GOODS.
that the Globe people would
Holland Hodges, started for airship, we will soonseeships ular couple.
MISS EMMA WINN,
Consisting of
flying through the air at the
not have a man as their prin Graduate Greensboro Febiale College
Texas last Monday.
Flannel Suiting,
rate of 200 miles per hour, car
cipal teacher who would missLINVILLE.
PRINCIPAL.
-Sheriff Baird will offer
Trecott Flannels,
rying the United States mails,
represent h i m s e l f . So I
Plaid Flannels,
ome good real estate for
JAN. 26.—John Thompson, thought if I could get the job
people and commerce.
Saxony, prints,
sale next Monday.
This Institution of learning is
Ginghams, etc., etc.
Tom. Webb, Wash Crump done and save a few dollars situated in one of the mostpictur
—Rev. E. F. Jones filled his
—Our legislature is taking appointment at Flat Top and others, went hunting for the Association, I ought esque and hospitable sections of Ladie^s Dress, in Reririefca
25 cts to one dollar
up most of the tune in pri Saturday and Sunday. The this morning, and, with their to do it, so I let him have the the State, and rare oppotunities Ck»bh from All kinds of laces in
per yard.
are here offered for a practical, Van dike points, etc. Shawls and
vate and local bills.
people like him there very seven dogs, succeeded in kill job. I looked for a good job; and cheap education. The school ladie's coats in the latest styles.
—Messrs. Bryan, Lovill ami much. He goes last of this ing a wild cat near here on came home home and finish now has an enrollment of over Large stock of satin and grosCouncill, are off on a busi week to mouth of Roan's Linville River. He was of ed my MSS, arranged it just 100 pupils. Latin, French, and grain ribbon, table linen and oil
ness trip to Mitchell County. Creek to hold a series of meet l a r g e s i z e . O n e h a s b e e n like] did before; did the work all the English branches taught. cloth.
For full particulars address the
known to be about here for as it was transacted in the As Principal at
—We have just receieved a ings.
a year past. We hope there
SUTHERLAND, N. C.
copy of Vick's Floral Guide —Our friend L. C. Wilson, is no other to desturb our sociation, but not as it came
out in the minutes. I regis
for 1891, which is a perfect of Beaver Dams, is the hap equanimity.
NOTICE!
tered $20 for printing min Alfred Green plaintiff, against Sugar.
jein.
py father of a wee babie boy. We a re sno wed under, but
utes and $5 for postage on the J. L. Woodring. By virtue of
Coffee,
—The young people of Long life, to the little stranger will thaw out.
J. 8. W. minutes. The remaining part an execution issued 1rom the
Rice, Oat-meal,
office of the Clerk of the Superior
Boone had a candy pulling for if he is a true "chip of the
Pickles, Bacon,
will be turned over at the As
county
Lard, Salt,
at Mrs. Nathan Horton's last old block" he will make a use
Sweet Water, N. C. sociation every cent except Court of Watauga in the in fa
vor of the plaintiff
above
Flour,
ful man, and a tiue demo
Jan., 22, 1891. my fee. After I waited about entitled action for the sum ot
Saturday night.
Pepper,
Editor Democrat:
$27,02 with interest and cost,
Spice,
—1. VY. Thomas is just home crat.
two months, 1 wrote to Prof.
bidder,
—Little Louie, son of Mr. A good thing ought to be Booth to insert an article in I will sell to the highest on the in the greatest abundance, and
from the Yadkin where he
at the court house door
at prices that will surprise you.
told and as few evil ones as
baptised seven persons Sun and Mrs. W. L. Bryan, who
the Watauga DEMOCRAT at 2nd day of Feb. 1891; If being
possible.
the first Monday in said month
is a perfect pet with all who
day morning.
OOTS
SHOES.
Well we want to tell you a- Boone, and let the Associa a certain tract or parcel of land
OOTS
^HOES.
—In writingcomunications know him, has been quite ill bout the good revival meet tion know what was the mat containing 25 acres more or
for publication, please write for a number of days. May ing at Beaver Dam church ter, believing that some of less, belonging to J. L. Wood- 3n Foot-wear, we almost defy
ring, lying 011 the waters of Meat
us plainly as possible, and the little fellow soon recover, which lasted twelve days and the brethren were thinking Camp creek, adjoining the lands competition, as our stock wag
purchased before the advance
on only one side of the paper- and again put on his happy closed the 21inst. The meet- hard of me.
ofBenj. Green, Wm. Barnes, H. in prices. We wish to call espec
smiles and winsome ways
Hoping that my explana C. Miller and others. Leavied ial attention to our Tap-sole,
—I will be in Boone on Sat which has so endeared hunto ing was conducted by the
ou by me on the 22nd. day of Flesh-split boot, that we claim
Pastor, Eld. David Green, tion will be satisfactory to Dec.,' 1890, to satisfy said execu cannot be beaten in the United
urday the 33st to do barber all.
assisted by other btethren, all, although I am very sor tion. This Dec. 22nd. 1890
States. We also carryr a large
work. Shop at Bryan's ho
D. F. BAIRD, SHFF.
—Me are informed that among whom were Eld. J. H. ry I did not get the printing
and well selected stock of rubbei
tel.
G. W. WHITTINGTTON.
goods, in the latest and most
there will be a public debate Farthing, the pastor, and J. done at Raleigh again, I am,
comfortable srvles.
—Married on last Sunday, at Foscoe next Saturday.
NOTICE !
your humble servant,
I am just receiving a new
Mr. Sim. Penley, to Miss Ce- Subject: "Resolved that the T. Stephens. The brethren
JACOB YOUNCE.
stock of goods bought, for
lia Austin, The knot was Farmers alliance is beneficial of Bethel, Forest Grove, and
Union, added much" to the
cash down and will sell for
tied by J. W. Holsclavv, Esq., to the country." The mem
interest of the meeting. If it The beautiful glossy sheen, so strickl.v pay down, at prices Come and examine our new and
—One of our young and en bers of Foscoe alliance will is not out of place we would much admired in the hair, can be to live and let live. You will elegant line of Ready-made Cloth
which was carefully
terprising republican citizens champion the affirmative, like just here to say that we secured by the use ofAyeWs Hair do well to call and examine ingto style, fabric, make selected
and fin
my goods consisting of boots, as
came in last week and cashed and the doctors and mer were favorably impressed Vigor. There is nothing better shoes, dry goods, notions, ish, and you are sure to find any
than this preparation forjstength
thing you need, and as cheap as
a two years subscription to chants of that section the with some of the talks and ening the scalp and keeping it &c.
Yours truly,
the chapest. We
negative.
the DEMOCRAT.
free from dandruff and itching eT. A. CRITCHER, in any suit from can fit you
prayers of some of our Beth
the smallest
Bamboo. N\ C. boy to the 250 pounder.
—G. W. Osborn, of Cove —Daniel Boone alliance el brethren. We believe the ruptions.
UlJ ShotCuns
Creek, passed through town will meet at New River acad Lord is beginning to burden
(Jent's FumishingGoods
IMPORTANT.
rWVfT]
last week with his second emy Feb. 5th, at 11, a. them with the grandest work
A< ^
O
L>S»S>
—
great Wartkrn „
0
o
U_
for Price List. BwaWoibo,Pittsburgh,
dro v e of stock for the Sou ui., at which time W. S. Far it was ever the privilege of
Breech loading double shot gun
In endless varieties, such as t
thern market.
thing, Co. Lecturer, is expec poor fallen man to perform. All persons indebted to me $8 to $50, single breech loaders
—Master Steward Coffey ted to be present to address But we must conclude with by book Acct., or otherwise, $4 to $12, breech loading rifles $3 Outing-shirts,
Dress-shirts,
are requested to make imme
has entered Cove Creek. Acad the
members. Ivy Glades the meeting. Twenty were diate settlement, otherwise to $15, Double barrel Muzzle load
Under-wear,
emy as a student, and will and Pine Run alliances are added to the church; eigh their accounts will be placed ing shot guna$5.50 to $20, Re
Collars. Cuffs,
peating Rifles, 10 shooter, $10 to
Cravats, Hose,
remain there during the pres requested to be present with teen by a profession of faith in the hands of collecting $30; Revolvers$1 to $20. send 3
Hats, caps,
i n C h r i s t ; t w o r e s t o r e d . officers. You must remember ets. for Mamoth illustrated cata
ent session.
as many other brethren as
Handerchiefs,
friends, that business cannot logue NO. 40. Address GREAT WEST
There were others who claim
—Revs. H. C. Farthing and can conveniently come.
Gloves & etc.
be run without money. So ERN GUN WORKS, pittsburg, Pa.
E. F. Jones gave our office —The County Board of Ed ed a hope, but did not unite fix up and oblige &c.
We cannot be turned down
One of tlio
a pleasant call this week, ucation recommended the a- with the church. Yesterday
BEST Tel
Truly Yours,
in this line for style or qualieoooppa In.
the world. Oar fa-ilitir,are
('ome again. The minesters bolishment of the third grade the Pastor buried sixteen in
\V. L. Bryan.
uueqnoled, and to introduce our \ty.
auperior g<x>d» w« will •tndFRKB
tooxx t-ER«oN in each locality.
scriptural order in the limpid This Jan. 7, 1891.
are always welcome.
a« above Only thoM who writs
teacher's certificates, for the
• to u» at once can make sure of
Thanking our friends for a
I the chance. All you hare to do in
—Mrs. Kirby, wile of John whites, in this county. Dr. waters of the middle prong
|return i« to show our (rood, to
liberal patronage in the past
thone who call—your neighbors
Kirby, living <_n Mr. Wink Phillips wishes further infor of Beaver Dam creek.
and thoee around you The be' ginning of thie advertisement
Money to loan.
and hoping to merit a larger
•how* the email end of the teloler's farm, died a few days a- mation on the subject. Rill The church seems to be
» following eat gWee the nppeoreoee of It reducod to
share in the future, we are
go. She leaves an infant the members of the Board greatly revived. Little petty Persons wishing to bor
most
Respectfully,
row money, who can secure
only a few days old.
fiftieth part of Its balk. It
please write him? The Coun differences that always exist it by mortgage on good real about theurge«e lecaey tocerry We it a grend, double aleetele
scope, «•
will eleo ehow you how you
JONES & VANCE.
—T. Fin. Coffey, who is on
j
make from #3 to $10 dey
lea.t, from the etarl,with
out
once
ell express
ty Superintendent is decided in the brethren more or less, estate, ' an be accommodated sen experience Bettor write ata Box atWe nayI'ORII.AIU, charges.
the southern market with hor
Address, H HALLETT A CO,,
M*Ut».
ELK PARK, NOV., 17, '90.
in the churches; appear to be by applying to
ses, writes us that trade is ly of the opinion that the banished, and we are still en J.F. Spainhour, Boone N. C.
ftaT'iV. 11. All orders by
For Malaria, Liver Trou
rather dull, and that he will third grade is not needed for
couraged to work in the Vine or A. J. Critcher, Horton N. (J. ble,or Indigestion,use mail shall recieve prompt a t
be at home about June, if he the whites in thiscounty, but
tention.
J. «x V.
4. 24.
that it ought, by all means, yard of the Lord.
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
"lucks well.'"
SUBSCRIPTION KATE S
Ayer's
1891
Sarsaparilla
Watauga
Groceries,
CLOTHING.
FREE
�The Watauga Democrat,
Our Legislature.
Resources of Wafl
bounty.
THE COMPULSORY SCHOOL LAW.
HERE WE ARE! THE HEW YE'
I
[Continued from last week.] Mr. Editoi:—There has been
L repeat, would it not be a a great deal said in this sec
-0good idea for Watauga to tion in regard to having a
offer an inducement, both by compulsory school law pass
With the openening of the
A DEMOCRATIC family newsNew Year w ewish to say to the
public and private subscrip ed in this State, and I find
per devoted to the interests of
good people of Watauga and
County, State and Nation. Pub
tion. We will suggest that that there are quite a num
lished every Thursday ai. Boone,
surrounding counties that w#
the county subscribe say ten, ber that favor the law. Why
Watauga County, N.C.
are now prepared to sell you
or twenty thousand dollars, so? From the fact that the
more goods for
or more if the people think children between +he age of We propose to make it to
Thursday Jan. 29thr 1897.
best, and then let there be a six and twenty-one are grow your interest to trade with
private subscription taken, ing up without getting even us, and in so doing, we give
It is apparent now that the
And better goods than it has
and some able pen write up t h e b e n e f i t o f t h e p u b l i c
legislature will pass a rail
you some articles that are ever been your good fortune
and show our vast and vari schools. I wish to say that
road commission bill. This
to get in Elk Prrk, or at any
ous resources as developed as far as I can find out. that contained in our
matter has been given much
other country lown in the
thought by us, and we are
and undeveloped and not yet there are at least one third, if
mountains.
#
not able to see any good re
utilized. The abundant sur not one half of this age who ENORMOUS
STOCK
sults that could be produced
face indications of rich depos d o n o t a t t e n d o u r f r e e
by such a bill. This bill will
its of various valuable miner schools. And why is it so? on which we propose to give
cost the tax-payers of the
has been carefully selected
a Is; our forests of valuable The children are not to blame von unequalled
State near$10,000 annually.
from the Northern Markets,
timber; our rock; our soap- for this neglect. It is the pa
It is asserted by men who
BARGAINS
and we can thereby save vou
claim to understand the sub
stone quarries and our great rents of those children who
the percent of the middle
ject that the freights in North
and abundant water-power fail to send them to school
men, which you are bound to
Carolina are lower than the
should be written* up and who are to blame. The tax BOOTS & SHOES. pay if you purchase of rnerw
freights in Georgia, w h e r e
chants who buy goods fronr
shown to the outside world. payers of the State pay out
they have a rail-road com
Southern Dealers.
This is a good way, the best their money for the purpose
mission. Would it not be a
better policy to let matters
way, to advertise our vast, of giving all the children an
550 pairs Boots and
rest as they are? North Caro
our rich and wonderful re equal chance for education,
lina needs more rail-roads,
Shoes.
sources. We are proud, we as far as our free schools
Don't be satisfied with the
and the prospects are good
are even happy to see the go. Let them be rich or poor, In this line we can fit and words of praise from others,
to have more of them built.
Would not a. commission re It is a notable fact that bow of promise in the silver we believe that there should suit all. The very best val but come and be CONVINCED
tard the building of new rail the republican members in lining of the cloud that has be a law to force parents or ues at panic prices. 8ee our that we have on hand the
best selected stock of BOOTS#
roads? If the legislature has our legislature voted solidly hung so long and so dark oguardeans to send regularly line before buying.
(Men's & Boys) SHOES , in all
the power to regulate freights against a resolution instruct ver our lovely, our beautiful,
styles and best qualities.
to the free schools. The tea
let them pass an act restrict ing our members and Sena
Gent's and Ladies furnish
-oing the rail-road companies tors in Congress to vote a- our delightful but isolated chers have to be employed
ing goods in the greatest pro
land of the clouds. Bui: we and payed for their time and
in regard to freight, and dis
fusion,
pense with the commission gainst the Force bill. Are rejoice that the breath of en are not to blame in this mat
Dry Goods.
the republicans of North terprise, improvement and
and the expenses, and save
to the State the $10,000. If Carolina, as a party, in fa progress has blown away this ter, in the least, for a school
Four thousand, five hun TO THE LADIES, A WORD.
teacher likes to have a full dred yards of DRY GOODS.
we are properly informed, sev vor of the bill?
dark cloud and we behold school. They take a greater
eral of the leading roads of
Here you will find the lat We wish you to examine
our State have a saving In the United States Sena te, things both new and wonder interest and the students are
our complete line of dress^
clause in their charter, allow an effort is being made to ful. We note with pleasure, more interested when t' e est styles and best qualities goods, consisting of
at un-heard-of prices.
Cashmeres,
ing them to charge certain
force the gag rule, so as to the great, the rapid changes schools are full and t lively.
Worsteds,
freights and passenger fare,
and improvements of Wat.au
Henriettas,
and that these roads charge be able to get the Force bill ga and adjoining counties, We think that all parents
and guardeans should be in
French flannel,
less than their charters allow through. Great hopes are en
Jersy flannels,
them. If this be true, what tertained all over the land and we see industry and en dicted and fined for such fail
good will thecommission do? that the democratic Sena terprise on every hand and ures, and that such fines be In this branch we carry a.
Nun's veiling,
Of course it would be nice for tors will be able to wear in every section. Better sys added to the school fund. If FRESH STOCK , both staple
Armadiila cloth,
the men who are so fortunate
tem of farming; better breeds we cannot get some such a and fancy at prices lower and, in fact, a full line of all^
as to get the appointment on them out and the bill will be of cattle sheep and hogs;
the most fasionable fabiics
law we had better have the than the bottom notch.
the commission, to travel on defeated.
For ladies wear.
more and better horses arid present school law abolished.
-oall the roads free, and have a
good time generally, and $2,- Senator Hearst is very ill mules; many better dwell Now, I would like to hearHats, Hats.
500 salary annually, but our with cancer of the stomach. ing houses; better school hou fro m every schoo 1 district in
State is not in a financial In his death the democrats ses and better churches. And the county on this subject, A nice lot at the very low
condition, at present, to al will lose a Senator and the yet there is room for more
Our stock in this line is
also from our worthy County est prices. We can fit any from the Taylor's shearsfresh
low such luxuries. This com
and
mission, we fear, will greatly republicans will gain one, as and better enterpriseand im Superintend,arit through the body. Call and examine our the greatest pains have be m
stock before buying else taken in their selection as to
retard the building of new the Governor of California, provements. Good dwellings, colmns of the,DEMOCRAT.
W. II. C. where.
roads, which we so much need who appoints, is a republi school houses churches and Foscoe, Jan. 26.
style, make and flnnish. If
for capital does not want to can.
good roads is an index to tile
you need a suit of clothes we
be circumscribed and will flee
will make it save you money
spirit of enterprise and pro
from it. Lay a constitution Gov. Hill, of New York gress of any people or section
to buy of us.
al tax on all the roads, raise goes to the Senate. Grover
Jea.ns! JEANS !! J EANSI!!
more school money and let Cleveland now has an open of country. Then we see in When out of order, involves every organ of
the body. Remedies for some other derange
We have the largest stock in
the last decade growing up
this pet commission bill rest.
taken
field for the presidencey. He from a private residence or ment are frequentlythe liverwithoutisthe least town, which will be sold at
effect, because it is
which the real
We believe that the legisla
source of the trouble, and until that is set
Bacon, Flour,
ture should vote it down, and will get there in 1.892, unless two first the village, then right there can be no health, strength, or special low pi ices.
Lard, Sugar,
comfort in any part of the system. Mercury,
hope the bill will be defeated. all signs fail.
the town, and erelong the in some form, is a common specific fori;slug
Coffee, Rice,
gish liver; but a far safer and more effective
-oCanned goods.
Col. Frank Coxe will soon city of Blowing Rock, spread medicine is
Cross and White, convic
Salt, syrups,
out in grand relief of a beau
nk at Asheville
Ayer's Pills.
ted of forgery, at July term open a
Pepper, Spice,
\
tiful picture of private hous For loss of appetite, bilious troubles, consti
af Wake Superior Court, in North Carolina and will loan es, hotels, school and board pation, indigestion, and sick headache, these
Ginger, and
w
Sorla.
1888; Cross to serve seven money at six percent. Capi ing houses, and charitable in Pills areaunsurpassed.I was a sufferer from
" For
long time
This department is com This line of our stock is lull
tal stock is to be f100,000.
stomach, liver, and kidney troubles, expe
years and White five, were
stitutions of learning stretch riencing much difficulty in digestion, with plete. We can fit the tall, and complete, and sold al
pardoned by Governor Fowle "Granney" Blair fails in ing for two miles and more severe pains in the lumbar region and other the short, the lean, and the most at starvation prices.
parts of the body. Having tried a variety of
a few days ago. The wives New Hampshire, another along the Blue Ridge, which remedies, including warm baths, witli only fat.
S
relief, about three months ago
af these men succeeded in radical goes to the Senate. has made it a famous and temporary use of Ayer's Pills, and my healthI
began the
H
BOYS CLOTHING !
is so much improved that I gladly testify to
getting a very large number
ROOTS
popular summer resort for the superior merits of this medicine." — ' A nice lot which will be sold
LAURA JEAN LIBBEY'S BEST.
Manoel Jorge Pereira, Porto, Portugal.
A citizens, State officers, Sen' E
"For the cure of headache, Ayer's Cathar
A delightful love story, full of invalids and pleasure seekers.
at a very low figure.
S
tic
itors Rasom and Vance, to passion, and intrigue, and writ Then there is the Linville Im everPills are the most effective medicine I
used."—R. K. James, Dorchester, Mass.
(ign a petition for their par- ten in Laura Jean Libbey's best provement Company, with "When I feel the need of a cathartic, I take
Our stock of Boots an
Shoes, we claim, can not h
Ion. Our readers no doubt vein, entitled, "Ulmont Ulvers- the foundation laid for a Ayer's Pills, and find them to be more effec GOODS. Shirts,
tive than any other pill I ever took."—Mrs.
ford," began in this week's Aew
B. C. Grubb, Burwellville, Va.
beaten in Western North Cai
•ecollect the long tedious York Family Story Paper. It is grand and magnificent city, " I have found in Ayer's Pills, an invalua
Drawers,
olina, as we can fit any on
ble remedy for constipation, biliousness, and
rial of these men. They a splendid story and will be ea the towers, spires and col kindred disorders, peculiar to miasmatic
from the hardy mountainee
Collars,
vere Bankers, and left with gerly read by thousands of ad umns of whose buildings will localities. Taken in small and frequent
doses, these Pills
Cuffs, to the most dainty foot tha
he funds to Canada, wasfol- mirers of the charming and versi- rise fa rabo.ve the surrounding
treads only on the softes
Under ware,
tile young authoress of "Miss
Act Well
owed and brought back, Middleton's Lover." Our readers forest of the stately oak; the on the liver, restoring its natural powers, and
carpets. Buy of us and b
Gloves,
happy.
ried and convicted.
should not fail to buy a copy of grand majesiic poplar with aiding it in throwing off malarial poisons."
— C. F. Alston, Quitman, Texas.
Hose,
If they had been poor in- this week's "Family Story Pa its beautiful cup-shaped flow "Whenever I am troubled with constipa
tion, or suffer from loss of appetite, Ayer's
per," so that they
ignificant fellows and had opening chapter of can read the ers, whose rich and beautiful Pills set me right again."—A. J. Kiser, Jr., Handkerchiefs,
"ulmont ulCravats,
&e.
tolen corn or meat to feed vesford," by Laura Jean Libbey. color surpasses the art of Rock House, Va. advice of a friend, I began
" In 1858, by the
Can suit all in this depart That we have only quoted
the use of Ayer's Pills as a remedy for bil
taeir neglected families, no
high fevers, and
a few articles contained in our
Deer field, N. C., man. Then comes the.conif iousness, constipation, better than anything ment.
colds. They served me
ardon would have been aserous pine, with its evergreen I had previously tried, and I have used them
large stock, but invite yon#
o
Jan. 26, '91.
ed but wouldhaveiemained
sort
garment, in beautiful con In attacks of thatArk. ever since." —II. W.
Hersh, Judsonia,
In connection with my to send us your orders, or,
jnvicts their full term of Editor Democrat:
come and see us, and get
trast with the oaks and pop
other business I run a
ws. So it makes a great There has been a meeting lars brown and golden leaves
what you need. If you don't
of days at r -aurel Fork church
PKEPARKT) BY
ifference who it is that steals
want to purchase anything,
conducted by Revs. E. M. of autumn. We repeat, the DR. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
d how much is stolen.
come and see. and always re
Gragg and J. P. Matney towers spires and columns Bold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
member that it is no trouble
will be rea red higer than these
to show goods.
Vilas was elected United which has, I hope, resulted grand monarchs of the for-,
Hoping to merit a large
tates Senator, by the Wis- in much good.
est to inhale the gentle bree
share ol your trade in the fn- ^
Ojnson legislature. The four I know a man in the Samp- zes and to kiss the clouds
which we think is equal to tare, and hoping each and ^
s, Va nee, Vorhees, Vest and sou country, Watauga coun and the sky. More anon.
any in the county, and we all a prosperous year, weare
ilas, have all been suecess- ty, whose birth day comes on
guarantee our prices as low most Resp.
R. V. W.
ly once every four years be
11.
7 he tireless toilers foi trade,
a s any in the County
Where can you find four cause his birth day falls pn Leading physicians reco iiimend
Thanking my customers for
Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Old and
Coffey &Councill.
able men in these Uni- the 29th day of Feb.
past favors, 1 remain
young take it with perfect safe
, A pamphlet of Information and ab-/
I notice in the DEMOCRAT,
B tates? All four of these
\stractof the laws, showing How to/
ty. It cleanses the blood, stleng
Elk Paik, Jan., 0, 1801.
Very Respectfully,
.Obtain Patents, Caveats, Trade/
t statesmen have 6 years of last week, that J. M. Cot- thens the nerves and vitalizes the
.Marks, Copyrights, sent free./
Adta MUNN 6L CO.
he United States Senate, trell is teaching in the Samp system. Popular experience has
1361 Broadway,
AH mail orders Prompt
New York.
irnencing the 4th of March son Dist. It is T. M. instead long placed the medicine at the,
*
W. L. Bryan. ly filled.
head of tonic alteratives.
11.
of J. M.Cottrell.
B.
D. B. Dougherty, Editor.
It C. Rivers, Publisher
Senate Bill 181, bill to es
tablish a Normal and Indus
trial school for white girls,
passed its 3rd reading unan
imously in the Senate.
In the House a bill passed
changing the name of the
Morgan ton A s y 1 u m to
"State Hospital" and pro
vides for the admission of
inebriates. Mr. Patterson in
troduces a bill for the con
struction of a turnpike be
tween Linville and Blowing
Rock.
Mr. Phillips, of Watauga,
a bill to create a new town
ship on North Fork.
In the Senate, S. B. 208,
H.B 23 bill in relation to
working public roads by
convicts. Bill passed.
Joseplius Daniels, editor of
the Chronicle, was re-elected
State printer. This is a re
form legislature but they
draw the line in the public
printing.
>
ON TOP!
LESS MONEY
OUR STOCK
' COME AND SEE!
Groceries 1 Groceries 1!
CLOTHUfG-
The Liver
GROCERIES.
Clothing,
Gent's Furnishing
Ayer's Pills,
Hotel and Feed
STABLE,
�The Watauga Democrat,
I). It. Dougherty, Editor.
K C. Rivers, Publisher
The Force Bill.
Cartilage, N. C. Jan. 12.—
Let us hope that the Force
bill has been permanently
side-tracked.
That the measure is intend
ed to be applied only to the
South cannot be successfully
conducted and while under it
the democratic party would
become more powerful there,
yet all of us must look upon
the measure with feelings akin to awe inspired by the be
lief that it will inestimably
injure the increasing prosper
ity of this section by creaating animosity, fostering
turmoil, disorganizing labor
and retarding the inflow of
a pi tal.
The recent election demon^trates that this alarm drew
forth a sympathetic response
from the silent, unpartisan
/ voting population of the
great North. All praise to
them.
The policy of suspicion, in
quisition and repression em
bodied in the Lodge bill is so
repugnant to the age we live
in that the wonder is that it
ever found serious lodgment
in the minds of so many of
the party leaders. Besides de
basing manhood and debau
ching the judiciary it woulc
lbe a very expensive expei"
ment and there is no possi
bility of executing it. The pe
titioners for its application
and the supervisors will be
difficult to round up in theo
pen, and the people would
spurn such inquisitors and
repressors. THE PLACE FOR
ALL WHO FAVOR THE FORCE
BILL IS OUT OF THE SOUTHRN
STATES.
It is far better that we put
up with Democratic rule any
number of years than to per
mit ourselves to believe in
the necessity for such a law
The people are yet honest
and they are able and wil
ling to right every wrong up
on the ballot by the ballot.
They are also very apt to
check extreme partisan legis
lation. They ha ve no inter
est in the perpetuation in pow
er of any special dynasty.
On the contrary the drift of
public sentiment is in favor
of a frequent change of party
rule and a short official ten
ure. This indicates suspicion
and it is not an unhealthy
sign.—A. V. DOCKERY in the
State Chronicle.
of Kansas might proceer
without the Senate and elec/
their candidate without i'(
gard to the Republican refo.
lutioniste.— ATews and Obser
ver.
''Everybody in the United
States knows Zeb Yance at
least. In him are combined
the attributes of the poet,
the philosopher, the philan
thropist and the patriot.
There is no man in the Sen
ate who is listened to with
more attention than is Mr.
Vance. He never talks to
hear himself talk, as he is
quite familliar with his own
voice, but when he talks he is
sure to say something worth
hearing. He spoke to-day
for a little over an hour to
the most attentive Senate
of the present debate. As usual, his speech was replete
with wit, philosophy and po
esy. His analysis of the bill
was brief, but complete and
pointed. In fact it was the
best description of the bill
that has yet been rendered.
—St. Louis Republic.
Taylor Pardons Eighteen Convicts.
NASHVILLE^Tenn, Jan. 18—
Governor Taylor broke the
pardon record Saturday, is
suing pardons during busi
ness hours to eighteen in
mates of the State prison.
Among the number are Julius
Hite, of Davidson county,
who shot and killed Frank
McKinley and was recently
sentenced to five yea re im
prisonment; Mercer Muskovitz, who killed Meyer Frideman in Davidson county
eight years ago and was sen
tenced to life imprisonment,
and Henry Younger, of Obion
county, who was sentenced
to lifeirnprisonrrent for rape.
Friday he pardoned Mrs. Liz
zie Ackerman. who shot and
killed her husband in a court
room in Memphis and was
sentenced to ten years im
prisonment.
The Republicans have a
happy faculty of finding con
solation in disaster.l hey now
smile serenely, and declare
that the newly elected demo
cratic majority will tear
things to pieces in the Fifty
second Congress. No, they
will busy themselves with
picking up the pieces into
which the Republicans have
torn things, and trying to
sa ve the li ttie tha t's left. T h ey
will have plenty to do, too.
—N. Y. Herald
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The N. Y. Herald says the
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Reclining Chair cars and Tour
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ist Sleepers free of extra charge.
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' NOTICE
North Carolina! W. W. Vaiinoy
Watauga Coun}
vs.
ty
JT. Watson, Jr.
The defendent above named
will take notice that a summons
in the above entitled action was
issued against said defendant on
the 8th day of December, 1 890
by D.' B. Dougherty, J. P., of Wa
tauga county, N. C., for the sum
of $118,00 due said plaintiff by
note; which summons is returna
ble before said justice at his office
at Boone in said county, and in
Boene township on the 14th.
day of Feb. 1891. The defend
ant will also take notice that a
warrant of attachment was is
sued by said justice on the 16th.
day of Dec, 1890 against the
property of said defendant;
which warrant is returnable be
fore the said justice at the time
and place above named lor the
return of the summons, when
and where the defendant is rerequired to appear and answer
to the complaint, or the relief
demanded will be granted.
D. B. Doughertv, J. P.
This,16th. Dec., 1890.
GRAND OPENING! NEW GOODS.
-o-
For full information, maps and
descriptive pamphlets of the
West write to or call on
B. A. NEW LAND,
Tra veling Passenger Agt..
19 Patton Ave., Asheville, N. C.
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E. II. DOUGHERTY & BRO OCK BOTTOM nlBUi
—AND—
• G.
KNOCKED OUT!
" What is the devil?" asked
an Austin Sunday- school tea
cher of the newsboy, who is
quite small.
"I don't know what it is,
but it can't run fast as my pa
It is gratifying to us to announce to our numerous
customers that we have now, and still arriving the largest
can."
stock of goods ever brougt to Watauga. We have recent
" How do you know that
ly bought in Philadelphia and Krioxville $6000.00 worth
the devil can't run fast?"
of NEYV GOODS.
Our stock consists of all varieties of
"Because I heard pa say he
goods kept in a first class store. We have a nice line of
always catches thedevil when
ready made CLOTHING that we are offering Low down.
he comes late at night from
SHOES!
OVER-SHOES!
ROOTS!
the lodge. I recon I'll be able
Ladies dress goods in all qualities, colors and prices.
to catch it, too, when I get as
Gents furnishing goods! Collars, cuffs, Neck ware, shirts
big as pa."
socks and anything you want in the latest styles. HATS!
The republicans have never
to suit men, women and children. Hardware, crockery,
allowed the law to prevent " I've no doubt of it," re
farming utinsels, Ac in great quantities. Our goods were
marked the teacher, with a
their carrying out any revo
bought at a bargain and we propose to give our customers
sigh.
lutionary project necessary
the benefit of them. Come and see our fine stock and you
will be sure to buv. Extra inducements will be offered for
to secure their success. The
"Are you happier since your
the nbxt 60 days for CASH . We take all kinds of produce
Federal statute requires the
second marriage?" he asked
and ,live stock a specialty. Thanking ourfriends for past
NOT. ICE.
two Houses of the Kansas
ptaronage, we hope to merit it in the future by honest
of his friend as they rode
legislature to be in session
down town on a Broadway Thomas Profit vs John M. Mil dealings and good oargains, we are
on Tuesday in order to select
ler. By virtue of an execution's
Very Respectfully
sued from the office of the Clerk
a Senator, and now we hear car.
" Oh much happier ."
of the Superior Court of Watau
that the Republicans of the
E H.DOUGHERTY & BRO" Then it was a case of ga County in favor of the plain
Kansas Seriate propose to
tiff in the above entitled action
adjourn that body and ab love ?" "Exactly, the same for the sum of $50.00, with
sent themselves in order to as with my first, but there is interest and cost, I will sell to the
highest
court
prevent an election, thus this difference—I feel more door, in bidder, at theBoone,house
the town of
N. C.
I! S.
P. ANGEL,
settled,"
lea ving the}right to fill the
ou the 2nd day of March, 1891,
"In your mind?"
DEALERS IN
it being the first Mondy in said
vacancy with the Governor.
Yet these are the very men "Yes and all other ways. I month, a certain tract or parcel
land containing 50 acres more or
who boast of their love for was never quite clear in my less, belonging to John M. Miller
first venture, who ran the
the Constitution of the Un
lying on the waters of Banner's
ion. They ignore its provis house but in this case every Elk and on the Cranberry road, If you think of buying
SEWING MACHINE,
ions and the law made in thing is plain sailing, and no near Scaly, adjoining the lands of
Arch Woods, Abe Guynn and oth
conformity with it whenever occasion for dispute."
ers. Levied on by me on the 10th and want to save CASH, write me
day of Jan. 1891, to satisfy said for prices. I carry a full line of
it suits their convenience. "She knuckled, eh?"
"Oh, no' She's boss"
execution with interest and co^t. needles and parts ,such as ,
The provisions of the Feder
This Jan. 10, 1891.
Shuttles, Bobbins, Drivers,
al statute require the two
D. F. BAIRD, SHFE.
Oirs, etc., all of which enn be
Houses to meet in joint ses First Yale Student—Have
sent by mail.
I have a good line of fishing
sion and to proceed with the you telegraphed to the old
ATTENTION !
man for money? Second Yale My duties confine me closely to Tackles, Trout Flies, Hooks
election, but it contemplates
Seins a specialty,
Carolina, and I would exchange, Li es etc,
that there shall be present a studenj — Yes.
on favorable terms, $10,000 of will send them out by mail.
"Got an answer?'
majority of the members of
stock in a phosphate company
"Yes. I telegraphed
P. ANGEL,
both Houses. Were it not man Where is that the old in Florida, my late residence, for S.
money a suitablefarm in the mountains.
KNOXVILLE.
for this, the Farmers' Alli I wrote for? and his answer
TEN \
ALEX.
HOLLADAY,
ance men in the lower House read, In "my inside pocket."
Ruleigh, N. C. 5.-29.
SEWING MACHINES
J. P. HENSON, DARK RIDGE.
N. C.,
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Watauga Enterprise and Watauga Democrat, 1888-1895
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<span><span>The Watauga Enterprise was established in Boone, NC by the local Democratic party to provide political commentary on the upcoming fall 1888 election. After the election, the newspaper folded, but was reestablished as the Watauga Democrat in 1889. Its purpose was, and continues to be, to provide the highest quality and most timely local, state and national news coverage to Watauga County, NC. <br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a>
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Watauga Democrat [Boone, NC.: January 29, 1891]
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coi 1 1 n g:e: the p1·o h i b i tion of
I -D E A LERS I X , St.>nH tor G ra y m ad e a tel l ing n l iens o w n i n g l a nds, oppsi- to stny i n t h is 12,"reat m o w ter-1, b u s been eugn ge< l t o n less than two yeari,; after it c :um
poin t n gn inHt the prop o sed tion to usi n g t a x n t i '.1 n to men t w i l l soo n s ee their m i s well k n own 80CiPt,_y man. X ot into power, it wilt al�o be k nown
repu blica n gag rule, n o w bP- h n i l d u p one <'l m,s a t the ex tn ke. 1'h e fn rmerA hav e a n a nigh t pn i:;ses t h 11 t h e does aR Ow m m·J.erer of t he repu l>li
tore t h e Sen ate, wlwn he cn lli ssue a ncl i t i s a s b road ns not ea l l to see h er, a n d 1she e nn pa i-t.r , UH a n a tional organi
� ha ve now, on h n n d a ed n tte n t i o n to t h e fa ct that pe n se o f a n other, l i m iting t h e co n t i n en t a n d as deep a s �enera ll_y m eets h i m a t the z atiou .-Ca rolinian .
t he re ve n ues of t h e Govern
-,Iete l i n e of
doture w n s fin,t i n trort uced me n t to i tH necei,;sa r,r e x pPn- the earth . En st, west, north d oor w i th a n effpcti o n n te em
A t!})eaker nt an anti -tobaeeo
to the English-spen k i n g pe o - sPs, state irnd n a ti o n a l Hu- n n d sou t h the work of o r·ga n u rac e w h ich h e a l ways re
met•tiug Llw other chw in Wash
ple to assis t t he t ories in H u p- pe t v isi on of t he men ns of izin� i s prog-ressi n g o Htonish t u rns w i t h i n te reRt.
i ugton f rankly a ,i m i t t c d
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, presi-ing the Rom,e Huie public co 1 1 1 m u n ica tion and i ng:lJ . I n ad cl i t i o 1 , to this A few n igh ts U1?0 he h ad a that undP1· certain c i r c u 111 -
n•
movement m I i -elan d . He thP election of U n ited S tn tel'\ th e <]ifferent 8tn te Lrg-isl a VPI'J' d isugr·epa blr n cl \·e n tu re. ::-;tnnc"s the uHe of toba,·to rpsul
He d id n o t 1el l of i t h i rrn;el f,
- CONs u.;rrING OF,-- sa i d : " I t is a sig-1 1 i ficn n t fact,
Se n a tors c.v d i l 'ect vote of tu 1·PA h a ve co m e togrt her bn t t h e ,vonng l a d y t o l 1 l n te<l in the saving of life. This
pregna n t with i nstruction the people. a nd of P r<1�i den t. n n cl the leg:iRl n t i vP co m m it
eauHe11 g1·eat l?onsternntion in
ry Goods, ]
anrl wu t·ni ng to the A mel ' i- a n d Yic:e P resi dent by a po p- tees of f,1 1·mP.rs hm·e n l i-lo bosom frie n d , \\' h o told a u the meeting, tllltil she-for it was
ran vrople, that the fi l'st u l n r vot e.
[Notions,]
,•ome tog-ethP-r. In our o w n othel' friend , 11 n d so - i t wen t a woma n-explained her remark
ti me i n t h e histor,v of En- The confedPration took 1 1 0 State L�gisl a t u !'e t h e r e u ntil i t fi n a l ly reached the hy 1:myiug that canni bals will,
-,1
[Gr oceries,]
gla n d thnt on a tte m pt was form a l fl <!tion to ward s t hP h a n:> been•a sh ower of hills e a r of a to ,Y n tn l ker .. Th e un<li>r n o circums�ance.i , eat a
[Sl10 Ps,]
m ade i n the Housr of Com - fo rm a ti o n of a new poli ticn l i n trodur.e<l o n the l ine nf the night was col d :me] d i sagree mii;sionnry ·,·ho is a tobu.cC'o uHtr.
[ H atR, ]
m on s to l i m it dPb .. ttP, it ,m s pa rty a n d [ d o not r<1gn l'<l i t fn r rnPrs' cl � m n ncl s . 'l'his haR able. H e hnd an engn gPmen t
,:ardwarP,]
i n order to suppress home ns p ro l rn ble lhat t he.v will i n bee n a "hn_y-seerl ' ' week in a t 8 o'rl ock , s o wen t to t h +> T he <lrm ocratic m nj ori t y in the ·
.. in
�_1.1. i n ware,]
rnl e i n I rela n d Le t gE:ntle- th e fu ture , bP.',rnHe, from the <>n pitol , w i th fn l'mers' as h o m e of h is fi n nr.ee e u l 'l iel ' Ohio SE>nat"', whfrh had been diR
Hi parerl b,v thf' <leath of two sena
[Gl assware ,]
me n go o u t a n d tel l 1 hei r na- ta l k R w ith the delega tes I n m soci a t i o n s o n l i ve-stock H nd t h an usu a I . H,, reached th e tors,
had bt>en restored , t}ie Apec
· [Crockery,]
tu ral i zed fe11ow-�itize n R fro m sati sfied that H grea t, mnjor- o t her t h i n gs. Th e lPgisl a d oor a nd fou n d that the ga s ial election last week
huving 1 ·c�
th a t strick en a u d u n h a p p y i ty o f t he m belie,·e that t he t01 ·A see m to b e u n a n i m ous h n d n o t been l igh tE><I .
[Med iei nes,]
sulted i n the election'o f demonnt
ThP _ IJell wa H pu lle<l . A l ig-_ht ic Senaton1 in l>oth
f w hich w e are o ffrri n g a t i R le th n t the A m e r ica n Se n - dem ocra t i c p n r t,y wi l l ta ke i n doing somet h i n g- i m me
Renatorin l
an d a r ry st,�p \\' c1 S heard t r r p - II 1· st i·i· c· ts 1.,. l" ro·"' 1·ucu.use <l mu
ate i s ta k ing n page fro m the ca r·e of t lw, r i n terests, n n d d iately en rapport w i th the
u, "" e "'
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h istory f the E l ish parl i a - t hat they w i l l m,e t hei t· i n- fm merR' resoluti ons. T h P p m g r_a p1' d l .v d ow n t h e _ s te p s, joritiPH. 'l'he McKin ley law and the
�lot .e ��
l
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n er. t .
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u d op,ted flnence t o h n ve n i l m f' m be r s SC' lti rn e n t a ppears to be i n rn] I n s he'.:lrt ben t r a pi d ly a s fo rcr· bill seem to act as incent
!
a k e i n exc-h a n ge m E n ghrndm I l l \ cl S
We also t
order tn ·1 t -of 1 n<l ustl'i al om:m1izntions favor o f pl ac·i n g a l l <>otmt .r h e th o ugh t of th oHe d e n r ives to work on the Ohio demo
.
_
_
1
,rvg-oods,
L>e g:ag-g·eu su pport the na t i � n a l d<-mo- officials of tlrn Sta te o n snl a rm s t h a t would b e aroun d crats. ---- Lan<lmark.
I ms l imen m ig l1 t· \.
,.,
o
.
m the H onse of Com m o n s rrn tic ticket next veu r.
a J'J', s<>hool books at cnst h i s n eck i n a fe\\" i-hort sec
Wheat,
whe n the,v attPm pted to as- SpPn ke,· IlPed is " d o i n g h ii-:; a n d so m e otll<'r rcforms, tlwsr Oll (]B. The d oo r was s o o n H ats off to the Farmer' s All i
Curn ,
Rye,
Her� that frePd o m of s peech l P vel beHt to gnp: the dPrn o- m·e spn s rno,l ie pffnrts of the open . H i s a rm ::,; w e rr th rown a nce again , gentlemen . l\I r,
,J
w l l lch b1:>lo n_g-e,l t o t�em ns e;rn ts o f the House, and i� pol i ticians, who he�d q to sec a ro u n d her fn i r 11r<>k . He oh n J . Ingalls, of Kunsas, has
i nsulted evPry m an in the demo
C�i� ·i�n l
r1-lp1·esP,,t:-1 t1 vet of thP1 r peo- on lv pr·Pve11 ted fro m g-oi n g- the "·w ri tinp; o n the wal l ' ' pl n ced his h a n d gen tly u ndp1·
Eggs, !
cr atic part,v of the Unite<l States
ple. Le_t gen t.�rne n tPII the to great er ex t remes by the n.nrl t h e ru m bl i llg- o f t h e bet· ch i n , raised i t a n d i m prin by saying that his
& etc, \
parts is the
natura l i z ed •: i t 1 zens tha t tlr n t
gro u n rl Awf>] ) b�neath thei r tfid sevf'ral k isses on her l i ps. "street wal ker of the nineteenth
SO G IVE US A CALL. i s th(• ex a m ple th<1 v n re fol- abseuce o f a. r e publfra n quoH e was rathPr i-m r prised that
.
m m . l I e is try i n g- t_o ra i l - way w ard feet. The ti me b a s h i s k i �8es met not with thefr century, " and that "the worst
l o wi n p: i n order to rlPstl'oy roa d the a µpro pric1 tion b i l l ::; 1·ome fol" n ew rneai:su res,
republican ali ve is better than
ho m P n1le i n th i s c·o n n t1·y . ' ' th l 'o u gh Ho u 1:1 to 1 rn ve elPn 1· h o n est nwmm res, j u st mea.s u su al respo n e e .
the best democrat." And on day
a
:\fa y the 1 5 t h . 1 890 . 'r he T'epn hliC'a n s p r-ofeHt-i to
The d oor was clos ed , his o
track wlw n the Foree b i l l n rP8 i n go ,·rn m e11 t n l affa i rs . vercoat rem o ved and he tn rn before yesterda,y the Farmf'r's
> tin n o f tlw
hel iern t h a t the a <
comPs O V<' l ' w i t h t lw SC'n n t,� . \. h n n d fu l o f m i ll iom, i res ed , stn1ek a m a tch a n d l i t the Alliance cleaned up ,1r. Ingalls in
great Hhupe. Liff' is worth liv
W . B. COUNCILL, J u .
IPgisl a t u res i n so m e of t h P , 1 mend m e n t s , H i t ., ,·et· d oet'i. h a ve stee1·e<l t he sh i p of Rta tP
S ou r them r-.tn tes i n ref m, in � H f-: i ' t HU <:ree<1 i
i n to t h e " h n llmn," and the ga s. He th e n tu nwd to takP inp; after all , Hince the gaunt Apit
.A 'l'TO n.xr.:Y A'l' L A ti .
im
ng- YPr·y w P I I ,
h is sweetheart a ga i n to h i s fire from Kansas will not wag hiti
t o cons id<-W bill s m n k i n g· n p - , rn d w i l l o t,
u n l P SH lw µ;P.ts rn nssrs of th e people., a ra co m arms, w he n he w a s horrifi ed lice�tious tongue in the Senate
n
Boo ne, � - C . proprin ti n nr-; for s tl1 te r x h i b 0 s<>uP. 1 hey a re
th a t 1'1-'pu u l ica n qu o l'U m , aml i n � t o th<� r
not co m i 1 1 g· l i k e the van dals to see the bl ack h om1egi rl i n of thH Uni b'd States after the
W . 13. COUNCIL L, M . D . i ts a t t h e W ol'l rl s F<l i r wh i l r keepH i t .
stea d o f his sweeth ea r t . A t 4-th of Mar ch .-Landmark.
t he For<>e h i l l is pPn d m g· is c.1
Boone, N. C.
l t begi n t- t o look a H t hong-h of the Nnrth u po n the de th e sam e tim e a m e rl'y l a ngh
1-,ee the sil v er pool i n vestigat i o 1 1 b,nwhNl anr1 effem i n n t Ro
Residen t Physicin n . Office hlnff, b n t, i t i s en sy to
The openiug of perm a nen t head
5 greu tl_y d isco n w o u l d t n rn o u t t o b e the u:-;- ma ns, to k i l l nnJ destroy flon tPd d own t he ste ps. He quarters of the Democratic na
on King Street north of Pm;t that i t hc1
crrtecl the m , m a d they n re rc n nl t ·rpn bl ic·a n Co ngTPsHionnl b u t to EHl Fe the rPm n n nt of ru shed for the pu l'l or a n d h id tional committee at Wa�hing
Office'.
cei ving- h u n d reds of lette1·s farce, n n cl t h a t S,m n tor (\11 11 the republ ic eHtn hl ishrrl by h i m �elf. His l ife i i- b<�ing m a d e tou, which haH benn determined
E . F . LOVILL
PVPt·,v da_y from thei r co m e,·o n , w h o h ,i s ad m i tted li iR W a sh i ng-to n n nd t he fat h<'ri-. rn isern b1<> si n ce t he jok e be upon, i H a mo ,·e in the l'ight, ,]i_
A T'roHNE Y AT T .A,v ,
N obody need be a l n l'm ed a t ca n 1 e pulic.-Louis ville Post. rection, as it will enable the par
m i>rei a l c0 nf.,titnr n ts demand
Romie N. C. i ng th n t the Furce hill be gu ilt, would be m a do the the resi::1tl ess m n rch of t he
ty workerH throug hout the coun
�ca p<1-goa t. It i s s �a ted , and
Influence of ll[uslc.
try to k<>ep in coni;tant touch
a bn ml oned, but thP.Y still genPr ally bel ieved here, t h at, fam:ers e xcept the i n fi n i teRi
DR L. C. H EEVE H.
per�ist i n goi n g n head 1·0 M r. Reed a n d o t her pro m i m al fe,v who h a ve wei g hed O n Sah b n t ti m o rn i ng. when with the par1,y managerH on all
P HYSl{'I AN AND SunGE ON
m atterR pertai ning to m1tir.nal
their own destructio n .
ence.
Office at Resid
nen � re p u bl ica 1 1 s a J'e usi ng t hem d o w n w i th uHu r.v a n d I gi ve out a fi ne tmrn a n d
Se n ntot St�wa rt m 1 1 1le u n thei r inft uen<:es u pon t h e i n ex � ortion i n m u l ti pl ied fo rrm; , hear t h e c o1Jgregn tion Ri n g polifa·H. 'r he deciHion:or the com
BoonP , N . C .
ot her rattl i n g; sprech on Sat. d i v i d u a l inem ber·s o f the co rn "h.' SR ta x a t i on n it:i <lema r ule d i n g it, I t h a n k G od for the mittee to begi n at once the pre
L . D. LO W E,
paratory ed{1cational work of
n l'day a ga in st both the ga g m i t tee t o preve n t t heir rx i n e vPry q u u rter of C hri s ten - m a n wh o gn ve u s t he fi ne mu
the next Presidenti al campui f.,
>"11
r ule a n d th e F o l'ce bil l , a n d Prti ng themi-w h·es to fi n d o u t d o m . The heroic o ffice-seek- i,; ic. I t i H a fier,v ch a riot c11 r was a wiAe one, and one thu.1
th e republica n 8 e n a t o r s who h a s bt. eu spe<>u lnti n g i n e1· a n d tlie ra ven o u s s a lary - ry i ng our though ts aP-d pie will bP productive in voteR. rrhis
>
--AND--sq uirm e d i n thei r sea ts n s Hi l ver. 'l'hPre is nh,o ta l k a �TH b b er " rn n s t go . ' ' I t c o :st. ty to he n n> n . I should l ik e activity o n the part of tho n a�
t.hPy l istened to h i s words of bou t so m(• democrc1 t s doi n g $1 00,000 per d a_y t o ru n the to R n,v t.h at God 'R peo pl e a l'e, tional committee is highl)· grati
KO T..1RY PUBLIC,
tru t hful co n ciem n atio n , a n d the sa m e� th ing. T h is i 1:-1 a 1 1 Kt a te and l orn l m n ch i ner,v of n n d a l wn.)·8 h ave bee n , a Hing fvirio- and mwur1'f' well for Dem t">
�
,.,
B A �N ER'S ELK � N. C.
va i n at t e m pts wero m a de b,\' dea d w rong-, i f tru e . I f a n,v gove1·11 m P n t i n t h i s co m m o n- 111� p eo ple, �loses i t:i t he fi l's t oc:rn tic sm·C'e�s. KePp it np, g-eu
Seuuto rs S p oo n Pr, M i tchel l , Sena tor or Hrpre sen tati ve, wea l t h , wh ich i i,; eq u iv a lent great R i ng-er w h os e com p0Ri tlemeu .-Press and Carolinian.
and Hoa r t o d iHconc1•rt h i m
he hip;h or
democra t a 11 d rnore to tbe av e rn ge t io n w e h ave; _y e t. we ra ther
Republican Senators Su rprisc1l.
DE"N TIST, h y a r-;kiug questions, but he be repub l ica n , low, been spe<> <ln _y 's wa gei-, 01· i nc :0 111 e o f t h i n k o f h i m as c n1shecl d ow n
or
has
ELK PAll K, NORTJl CAit OLIN A.. w a i,; fu l l ,v prepa red fol' them u l a ting i n sil ver, w h i le h i l l r-; 1 00 ,000 fnrm(•rs. T h i H l u x - w i th tlrn taRk of lead i n g the \\ Ai-;m XG1'0N . •Jan . 26.-It, i R
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u:ove1·mn e n t � h oul,1 be m ·I 1 1 ion ' t Ii rou gl 1 t 1 ie w i· 1 t I erOftt>rH his prot(':--H i o nal Hc1 · v kes and they soon let h i m Rev<> re- a ffPcting t he m n rkf't pl'ice of n r., of . .
.v
to t,he peo1 ,le . of . Mitchell, 1 y a1 one.
1·e mod eled o n n Ho mewh a t IWR H . David ,.the si uging; Hhep n n unde n i ab!e fact that 8e n . rn g connt h a t. meta l wE>re pe n d i ng-, le t
a tors A l d rich and the R e pub, r atnu o·n, ancl n<lJOm
rmdei:i l used _ M r. l\f ort on I rns a 1 1 ow e<I hi m be e x poserl . 'rI,e peopl e lesH ex pensi v e sco.le.-lmlus- h <> rcl of Bet h lehem , poured l ic n n R �
;enn tors w er� co m r,l ct,;0s.'�No tnrl
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al l t h e wea lth of h if..; �
!!'rra t, t l Y t n lwn b:\ su rpr1•''J l tl1e
a nd all work A m1 rcwteed.-a. ln m self to be m a d the tool have a righ t to k n o w , a 11 d tz in/ Union.
\Y
.e .
.
May 1 1 y. of the rad icnl l'f�pu bl ica n s n o half wn,v meth odi; on the
hea rt m the i--a cred p s a l m s n c t �· o n o f th e 'Nc n a t e t o1 a_v m
1
f•J x- P residen t ( ' level n n d pre w h ir. h h a ve been th e ch u ur.
n n d by m a k i n g- a n u m ber of pnrt of the rom m i ttee w i l l
.
.
E. S. Black b;r� . a rbi trary a ri d u n j ust deeisHided at <a Jectu i·e � vpn b\' e 1 1 , s po1,1seRs1011 ever :-imc e . ln y mg il SHle the cl osur� re Ho,rj •
'
J. F, Morp l1ew.
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satisf_y t l i e m .
1"' er,on,
,
c. d
Marlon, N , c .
l lPv . Dr. P n x t on , at the P n ul rn nst h a \'e b Pen n sin g- l u ti on an <1 t·ll-' �1 g u p th c up .
· · ions h e h as enn bled t he gugportion m en � bill . 'l hc_re "'.18
M O H P H E W & B LAC K BUR N rul e gang to get the cJotu i-e All o f �m tl mE>8t Tex n R i s C h u r · b of the P u ri t a n s , N ew er n s wel l a � n l ogi<>i n n , for
n o ex pec-tati :> n on th e n· part
'
rnle before the Senate , and re3' oic:i 11 g- u ver th e re<·e1 1 t m i m; York ' o n Tuc:-;d n ·y of last the h n b it of pt"l ise su r v i v ed that any 1 1n port·rn t voto
ATTTO H XEYS AT LAW.
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1). B. Dougherty, Editor.
It C. Rivers, Publisher
Senator Stanford's Position.
Washington, Jan. 27.—Sen
a tor Stewart this morning re
ceived the following telegram
from Senator Stanford at new
York: On general principles
I am in favor of the closure
rule but I am not in favor of
anything that would shut
out your proposed amend
ment to the Election bill, pro
viding it will apply only to
elections for Congress. With
out such amendment, with
m3 r present views I should be'
oblige to vote against the
Election bill I am in favor of
doing important businesspassing the Apportionment
bill and Appropriation bills,
whenever we can. Show this to
Senator Aldrich. If it is neces
sary, pair me accordingly. 1
shall be in Washington this
evening.
[Signed] LELAND STANFORD.
Senator Ingalls shows, by
the speech he delivered in the
Senate the other day that he
is occupying just now a very
humble seat at the mourners
bench. We congratula te oth
er Senators; and wecongratu
late other Senatorsal sinners
also. We congratulate Ing
alls, because his action shows
there is hope for him. And we
congrat ulate others Senator
ial sinners because the pen
itence of the Kansas Sena tor
shows that no man is or can
be outside the pale of mercy.
We insist however, that Mr.
Ingalls must be taken upon
probation It would hardly be
safe to take him into full fel
lowship at once We never be
fore saw such force and-beau
ty in the trite couplet of the
old hymn:
While the lamp hold out to burn,
The vilest sinner may return.
N ext.—Messenger
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The road to fortune is
through printers' Ink.—P. T.
Barnum.
Keeping everlasting at it
brings success.—N. W. Ayer
& Son.
My success is owing to liberafity in advertising.—Rob
ert Bonner.
Advertising has furnished
me with a competence.—
Amos Lawrence.
I 'advertised my produc
tions and made money.—
Nicholas Longworth.
Frequent and constant ad
vertising brought me all I
own.—A. T. Stewart.
Success depends upon a lib
eral patronage of printing
offices.—J. J. Astor.
Sir, advertising is like
learning—"a little is a daugerous thing." P. T. Bar
num.
Constant and presistant
advertising is a sure prelude
to wealth.—Stephen Guard.
My eA'perience has left no
doubt of the valueof newspa
per advertising.—L. S. Metcalf.
Advertising is to business
w h a t stea m i s to machine ry
—the grand propelling pow
er.—Macaully.
I would as soon think of
doing business without clerks
as without advertising.—
John Wan a maker.
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Washington's Inauguration. the benefit of the sweet-scent cratic Legislature, by the
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ed, perfumed sons of sophis simple expedent of excluding Out dollai and seventy-five cents per year~fiiM
The success in sidetracking try, who live on fat from poli from the roll of members
the Force Bill was due to Sen tics, which with him is mana elect a sufficient number of
ator Cameron, and also to ging for those who, being ass democratic Representati ves
Senator Plumb, who trans es, are always contented to to accomplish this result. In
ferred his pair from Senator keep out of politics. The hog- Connecticut the republican
Vest, (who was present) to should be kept out of the wa incumbent of the office of
Senator Gibson who was un ter till it is made hot, then Governor refuses to surren
expectedly absent. Except plunge in, scald and squeal. der the office to his demo
for this action by Senator A farmer has no business to cratic successor, elected by
Senator Plumd, and the vote engage in politics beyond rai a plurality of over 4,000
o
of Cameron, the Force Bill sing hogs and cattle, earning votes and a majority of 28,
might have passed. Says the property, and once a year or who has been recognized and
Baltimore Sun:
so go to the polls asking who sworn in by the State Senate.
The saddest man in the Sen to vote for, and then by vo In Montana a dual Legisla
ate chamber after the result ting the ticket placed in his ture and in Nebraska a dual
was announced was Senator hands, drawing the circingle executive are among the
It is gratifying to us to announce to our numerous
Hoar. He sat alone for sev of poverty one hole tighter, fruits of republican disre
customers that we have now, and still arriving the largest
eral minutes, his face flushed lest he be guilty of growth, gard of the will of thepeoplestock of goods ever brougt to Watauga. We have recent
a l m o s t t o s c a r l e t , g a z i n g expansion, and ' usefullness. and a desperate determina ly bought in Philadelphia and Knoxville $6000.00 worth
aimlessly sky-ward, mental About one-half the inhabit tion to thwart that will and of NEW GOODS.
Our stock consists of all varieties of
ly asking the stars perhaps: ants of this country live by hold on to the reins of power goods kept in a first class store. We have a nice line of
"Where is wandering bill to cultivating the soil, preju at all hazards. Such events ready made CLOTHING that we are offering Low down.
night?" Finally he went over dice and poverty. They were occurring in any other part
SHOES!
OVER-SHOES!
BOOTS!
to Senator Allison, who pair told some years ago to keep of the world, in Europe, in a
Ladies dress goods in all qualities, colors and prices.
ed with Senator Ingalls, and out of politics. The man who Swiss canton, or in a pro Gents furnishing goods! Collars, cuffs, Neckware, shirts
proceeded to lecture the for first told them so had a fath vince of Mexico or a South socks|and anything you want in the latest styles. HATS!
mer having paired with a fel er who told his cows to stan' American republic, would be to suit men, women and children. Hardware, crockery,
utinsels, &c
quantities. Our goods we're
low Republican.—News and still while they were being published and cabled and farmingat a bargain in greatpropose to give our customers
bought
and we
Observer.
milked, and his mules not to heralded to the world as re the benefit of them. Come and see our fine stock and you
kick till after the harness or volutionary proceedings, as will be sure to buv. Extra inducements will be offered for
The Shooting of Capt. Dunn.
saddle was made fast to them indicatiye of a state of anar the next 60 days for CASH . We take all kinds of produce
chy and the precusors of civil and , live stock a specialty. Thanking ourfriends for past
A dispatch from Newport, and then they might kick and strife. In his country they ptaronage, we hope to merit it in the future by honest
. The farmer has no
Tenn., gives the following ac be
dealings and good oargains, we are
business in politics! He don't simply serve to illusrrate the
count of theshooting of Capt.
Very Respectfully
desperate straits in which
Dunn, who is well known in know anything, and he refu the republican party finds it
ses to learn. He can shovel
Eastern N.-C:
E. H.DOUGHERTY & BROself and the readiness of its
"Capt. E. C. Dunnwasshot soil and go down in the hole leaders to resort to the most
and killed at his home near he digs under a partisan d e s p e r a t e a n d u n l a w f u l
here early this morning by whip, but he can't think, he means to escape the conse
W. A. Moore, Jr., Peyton won't think, and this is be quences of defeat.—Balti
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P. ANGEL,
Dunn, son of the murdered cause he is afraid his soul is more Sun.
DEALERS IN
man, then shot and fatally not really his own, but really
belongs to his owner, the po
wounded the murderer.
SUTHERLAND SEMINARY.
"Young Dunn and Moore litical prostitute, money len
-oquarreled yesterday, and late der and sooth-sayer who so
last night Moore went to easily makes the sovereign
If you think of buying
MISSEMMA WINN,
Dunn's home, armed with a
Graduate Greensboro Female College
SEWING MACHINE.
shotgun. Calling young Dun citizen of America believe
PRINCIPAL.
that he should keep out of
and want to save CASH, write me
out, Moore said that he had
for prices. I carry a full line of
come to kill him. Capt. Dunn politics. Politics is intelli
came out and tried to pacify gence applied to the making This Institution of learning is needles and parts ,such as ,
Moore and asked him to come of laws. There is no law a situated in one of the mostpictur Shuttles, Bobbins, Drivers,
in and spend the night. gainst any one engaging in esque and hospitable sections of Oiis etc., all of which can be
mail.
Moore did this, but this mor political work, but every rea the State, and rare opportunities sent by a good line of fishing
I have
ning he again became enrag son why all should engae in are here offered for a practical, Tackles, Trout Flies, Hooks
ed and emptied his shotgun it for the good of all. He who and cheap education. The school Lines etc,
Seins
in Capt. Dunn's body, killing dares not engage in politics now has an enrollment of over will send them out by a specialty.
mail.
him instantly. Pej'ton then of the better class, should be 100 pupils. Latin, French, and
AN&ELJ
disfranchised, and his place all the English branches taught.
shot Moore.
KNOXVILLE,
"As both families are prom made vacant as his head of For full particulars address the
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inent, the affair has created comraon sense-Marian Stan Principal at SUTHEKLAND, N. C.
5.-29.
dard.
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friends and neighbors and those about you—thatalwaysreaulQ "
in valuable trade for us,which holds for years when once starts!
and thus we are repaid. We pay all eipreaa, freight, etc. Af
you know all. If you would like to go to work for us, you <
earn from SSO to SOO per week and upwards. Add
htlnson A Co., Box HIS, 1'ortland, Ma
�Mr. Carlisle in the
The Watauga Democrat, says that no standingForum TO
army
THE HEW TEAR HERE
She has a capital school
building to work in. I had
I). B. Dougherty, Editor.
of the world costs the people I feel like 1 have beensome : the pleasure of talking to the
R C. Rivers, Publisher so much as our army of dis w h e r e — b e e n a b r o a d . F o r !
-0people Saturday night and
charged soldiers. We paid some lime I have wanted t o Sunday a. m. The people With the openening of the|
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A DEMOCRATIC family newa- in' 1890 1106,936,855, and: see the new city. So last said the congregation was New Year w ewish/to say tothe
per devoted to the interests of In 1891 it will be $133,000, Saturday morning I turned the largest ever assembled in good people of Watauga and
County, State and Nation. Pub
my face in t h a t direction. the place for religious servi- s l i n oun( ^ n 3 counties that we
lished every Thursday at Boone, 000, and in 1892 it will be
,
The first thing that attrac ces , . it was about as large are now prepared to sell you
135,263,085.
Watauga County, N.C.
but
m o r e goods for
,
ted my attention was the as an ordinary Boone conJ
We propose to wok?
Thursday Teh. 5th, 1891. Enough of the republican new road on Fine Hill this Sfppgatioti. So .von see it was
your interest to trade
side Shull's Mills. It is such not large to hurt. The peo
Senators to defeat the Force
an improvement on the ple were respectful and at- And better goods than it has us, and in so doing, ^
CROSS AND WHITE.
bill, have assured the demo
wretched old road, t h a t it ; tentive. At night I wentl.
'•
, 1 1 & ooci toi time you some articles that ml
.
,
Gey;. Fowlehas granted a cratic Senators that they speaks well for the people over to the little town ofJ to get in Elk P rrk, or a t any
free p< "don to this delectable will vote against taking up of that sect ion. Persons can Aaron and talked to a good other country town in the contained in our
mountains.
pair of forgers and thieyes. the bill any more. If this be now go from Boone to Shull's congregation, in which fhere
true, the obnoxious measure
There seems to have been a
Mills with a wagon or buggy were five or six Methodist
EN0RM0US
"consuming fire" among the is forever dead. Let us all nicely.
ministers, and among the
on which we propose to
people of Raleigh, including rejoice with "exceedingly The next point of interest number a presiding elder. has been carefully selected
you unequalled
great joy."
the members of the Legisla
was a public debate a t Shull's | They all behaved themselves from the Northern Markets,
ture and the Supreme Court,
school house on "Resolved well. They had been in at and we can thereby save you
KAHCAWS
to liberate these two accom Secretary Windom died on that the Farmers' Alliance tendance upon a, quartely the percent of the middle
men, which you are bound to
plished rogues. It is true that the 29th, just after he made has benefited Western North meeting near by.
pay if you purchase of mer
Cross and White wasnotguil a speech at the Board of Carolina." I was [told Fil- I was pleased* to meet chants who buy goods from BOOTS & SHOE!
ty of stealing a bushel of corn Trade dinner, in New York. more Presnell, G. W. Rob- young Mr. Richards w ho was Southern Dealers.
or a few pounds of meat to Mr. Windom becoming un bins, G. W. Caudle and oth sick so long with typhoid fe
feed their ragged, starving conscious fell to the floor and ers affirmed, and Dr. Phipps, ver last summer a t W. L.
550 pairs Boots
children. They were not temp expired. He left Washing W. H. Calloway and others Bryan's. He is as fat as a
Don't
Shoes.
ted by poverty or the pangs ton the same day apparently denied, and on my return t o pig, and looks a s though he words of be satisfied with the
praise from others,
of hunger, or the palid looks in good 'health, and before day learned t h a t the nega had never been sick. The but come and be CONVINCED In this line we can fit anl
of a helpless wife and children. night he was a corpse.
tive was victorious. 1 was I Baptist people ha ve an ex that we have on hand the suit all. The very best val
These are temptations that
favorably i m pressed with the cellent house of worship a t best selected stock of BOOTS, ues a t panic prices. See ouj
rightly weigh but little in the The Pennsylvania mine amendments on the public Aaron, and t i e Methodist peo (Men's & Boys) SHOES , in all line before buying.
scales of justice. Had this disaster was a shocking af road from Watauga church pie are erecting a mammoth styles and best qualities.
Gent's and Ladies furnish
been their unhappy Jot, that fair. Onehundred and seven to the head of the river. The Seminary. But enough of ing goods in the greatest pro
-odistinguished corteria would, bodies have been recovered road is on higher ground, these jottings, I would ad fusion,
not have assembled in the which is thought to be the and very little water t o cross. vise our people when the
Dry Goods.
Governor's office on the 22nd number perished in the ex Grant Hodge is teaching a roads get good and the days TO THE LADIES, A WORD.
Four thousand, five luml
day of Jan., and we would plosion of the mine. The subscription school a t Wa taw longer to drive over to the
city and see for themselves We wish you to examine dred yards of DRY GOODS
not have been gravely in cause of the explosion is not ga church. 1 reached LinI. W. THOMAS. our complete line of dress- Here you will find the latj
formed that "they do not be yet known, nobody seams to ville city late in the after
goods, consisting of
est styles and best qualitie
long to the criminal classes." be responsible for this great noon, and found it envel
Cashmeres,
a t un-heard-of prices.
We agree with the Governor calamity.
oped in a dense fog and lined
Worsteds,
Henriettas,
in that; they are above the
with irud. Well, it was not
French flannel,
ordina ry class of rogues, they
just the place I expected t o
A QUESTION.
Jersy flannels,
are'guilt edged.' They recked
find, but after spending a
Nun's veiling,
In this branch we carry
a bank; they committed nu
Editor Democrat:—Know pleasant night w i t h o u r
Arm ad ilia cloth, FRESH STOCK , both staplfj
merous forgeries; they stold ing you to be a man of weight county-man, J . \Y. Farthing,
The Best
and, in fact, a full line of all and fancy a t prices lowej
twenty or thirty thousand and sound judgment, I wish and a hard rain during the
the most fasionable fabrics than the bottom notch.
dollars; they fled with then- to know why it is that the night having somewhat set
for ladies wear.
stolen money to Cananda; Legislature of North Caroli tled the mud, and a partially
they were brought back in na does not wipe out the clear Sunday morning, I
J JITH .
So say Leading Physicians
Hats, Hats.
irons, tried, convicted and Homestead law that was on found the place more amia and Druggists, and their opin
A nice lot a t the very
sentenced, yet we are ask ly necessary for the relief of ble and beautiful for situa ion is indorsed by thousands
Our stock in this line is fresh
ed to believe that "they do the people a few years after tion, but 1 confess I would cured by it of Scrofula, Ec from the Taylor's shears and est prices. We can fit
not belong to the criminal the war? By repealing the never have thought of build zema, Erysipelas, and other the greatest pains have be m body. Call and examine]
taken in their selection as to stock before buying
classes." We will believe no Homestead law, the honest ing a town in such a boggy diseases of the blood.
style, make and finnish. If where.
"Ayer's Sarsaparilla has won its repu
such. They were guilty of citizens will be relieved and a place and in such a forest of j tation by years of valuable service to the you 'need a suit of clothes we
It is the
— R. S. Lang,
high crimes for which their better tone will be gWen to spruce pine, laurel etc. Much community. Merrimackbest."Lowell, Mass.
will make it save you money
Druggist, 212
st.,
-osentences were entirely inade transactions betweeen debt of the town site south of the! Dr. W. F. Wright, Paw Paw Ford, Tenn., to buy of us.
says: "In my practice, I invariably pre
quate which they should have or and creditor; fraud will be river has t o be ditched and scribe Ayer's Sarsaparilla for chronic dis
Jea ns! J E ANS !! J E A N!
served out. It is not the fault prohibited, and such persons under ground piping used eases of the blood." Third and Oxford sts.,
Dr. R. R. Boyle,
We have the largest stock "in
Philadelphia, Pa., writes: " For two yeara
of North Carolina that two as commit wrongs, will suf for drainedge, but capital, I have prescribed Ayer's Sarsaparilla in
town, which will be solcjfl
numerous instances, and
find it highly
pure and accomplished wo fer instead of the honest man. labor and time will make it efficacious in the treatmentIof all disorders Bacon, Flour,
special low pi ices.
Lard, Sugar,
men were so unfortunate as We have laws to punish a all right. The city has some of the blood."
L. M. Robinson, Pharmacist, Sabina, O.,
Coffee. Rice,
to become the wives of these man for stealing and a clause beautiful streets and build certifies : "Ayer's Sarsaparilla has always
Canned goods.
been a great seller. My customers think
two thieves. All good men in the constitution of North ings already completed, and there is no blood-purifier equal to it."
Salt, syrups,
"For many years I was afflicted with
sympathize with them in their Carolina to protect a man in doubtless in the summer will sprofulous running sores, which, at last be
Pepper, Spice,
I <§ A
had the
unhappy lot. But if we are buying his neighbor's proper be a pleasant place I think cameofsomy legs doctors advised amputating
Ginger, and
to save my life. I began
one
wouung,
taking Ayer's
Soda.
to believe the press of Raleigh, ty and not paying for it. Tt I would prefer to live in North improvement. Sarsaparilla and soon saw an
After using about two dozen
This line of our stock is full This department is c
the strongest men fell down is also a temptation to make Linville as the ground is bottles the sores were healed. I continue to
take a few bottles of this medicine each
before them, as grain before a man do wrong, as he is pro higher, firmer and dryer. year, for my blood, and am no longer trou and complete, and sold al plete. We can fit the
most a t starvation prices.
I
other reputed
the short, the lean, and
the sycle. It would have been tected by the homestead ex The company believes in do bled with sores. but have tried so much good
blood-purifiers,
none does
S
as Ayer's Sarsaparilla."—D. A. Robinson,
fat.
infinitely bettes had they emption. Let us have a law ing its work thoroughly. I t s Neal, Kansas.
H
been let alone with their boo that what a. man has, shall roads are fine indeed. The Don't fall to get
BOYS CLOTHING!
BOOTS
ty in Canada, that the large stand to make his word and one leading to Cranberry, Ayer's Sarsaparilla
A nice lot which will be
E
amount necessary for their contracts good. Honest peo if ironed and equiped, would
S
a t a very low figure.
PREPARED BY
extradition and trial had been ple will have better credit, almost make a rail-road.! DR. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
Our stock of Boots and
saved to the tax-payers of and not have to suffer for dis The grade is very fine. Work Sold by Druggists. $l,six$5. Worth $5 a bottle. Shoes, we claim, can not be
beaten in Western North Car GOODS. S h i r t s ,
Wake County, for the good honest wrongs. I will ven is being pushed on the pike
olina, as we can fit any one
Drawers,
accomplished, as well as the ture to say that there isn't to Blowing Rock, and it is
NOTICE
from the hardy mountaineer
Collars,
crime, has been entirely wip but few honest peopleinN. C. believed work will' be begun North Carolina] W. W. Vetiinoy to the most dainty foot that
vs.
ed out by the Governor. And but who would vote for that a t no distant day on the rail Watauga Coun)
Cuff
treads only on the softest
.JT. Watson, Jr.
Underwa re,
we unhesitatingly say that clause to be stricken out and I road to .era berry. The peo The ty
defendent above named carpets. Buy of us and be
GH>ve?,
the reputation of those dis a ssure you they are slow pay. ple are clever and accommo will take notice that a summons happy.
tinguished men who signed
m the above entitled action was
Hosel
I believe it to be of more im dating. Our old friend, J .
the petition have not been portance than the passage S. Warner, is looking well, issued against said defendant on
Handkerchiefs,
the 8th day of December, 1890
advanced in the least, there,
Cravats,
Ac.
of the rail-road commission and in fine spirits, and has byD. B. Dougherty, J. P., of Wa
neither has the administra bill. Let us have rail-roads charge of the hotel Boyer a t tauga county, N. C., for the sum
That we have only quoted
Can suit all in this depart-*
tion of Governor Fowle been and more of them, and give present. J , W. Farthing is of $118,00 due said plaintiff by a few articles contained in our merit.
is returna
made any more billiant by a liberal subscription to help the busiest man I saw. Rev. note; which summons at his office large stock, but invite yon
ble before said justice
to send us your orders, or
the pardon of these two crim
In connection with^poJ
build them, if necessary, or A. S. Church has his hands at Boone in said county, and in come and see us, and get
Boone township on the 14th. what you need. If you don't other business I run a
inals.
JUSTICE.
to the school fund, instead full also.
day of Feb. 1891. The defend
of to men who do no good, J . P. Robbins and wife ant will also take notice that a want to purchase anything,
Missouri, Arkansas, Ala
but are really an injury. Bus whom 1 expected to meet, warrant of attachment was is come and see, and always re
bama, Tennessee, Indiana,
by
iness is business always, and have moved t o River Side, sued of said justice on the 16th. member t h a t it is no trouble
day
Dec, 1890 against the to show goods.
Illinois, New Jersey and West it
is always best to let other Caldwell county, and our property of said defendant; Hoping t o merit a large
Virginia have all taken ac
county man, Capt. Cook, has which warrant is returnable be share ot your trade in the fu
tion against voting money people's business alone.
A CITIZEN. not returned from his holi fore the said justice at the time ture, and hoping each and which we think is equd
for the Chicago Fair if the
named lor the
day vacation in this county. and place abovesummons, when all a prosperous year, we are
Force bill passes. North Car Bamboo, N. C.
return of the
any in the county, nnl # ]
Polk Todd is busy superin and where the defendant is re- most Resp.
olina done the same and New
guarantee onr prices J
•
Y o r k i s c o n s i d e r i n g "Ayer's Cherry Pectoral has tending the company's sta required to appear and answer J he tireless toilers foi trade,
as any in the County !f;!
,
to the complaint, or the relief
the same course. This is given me great relief in bronchi bles. He is a s jovial a s his
demanded will be granted.
commendable in the legisla tis. Within a month I have sent father. Mr. Led ford
Coffey &Councill. Thanking my custon
and
I). B. Doughertv, J. P.
tures of these states, and it some of the preparation to a
past favors, I remain
Elk
Paik,-Jan., 5,
will no doubt have a good ef friend suffering from bronchitis family of Blowing Rock are This 16th. Dec., 1890.
Very Respectfull|
fect in stopping these radical and asthma. It has done him so there and doing well. Miss
FOR DVSPKPSIA,
&sFAlI mail orders Prompt
Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, use
rascals in their outrageous much good that he writes for Nannie Rivers opened school
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS.
ly filled.
efforts to destroy the liber more".—Charles F. Dumterville,
' W. L. Br
All dealers
it, SI per bottle. Genuine hiu
last week with fair prospects. tiadc-murk keepcrossed red lines on wrapper.
and
ties of the American people. Plymouth, England.
LINVILLE CITY AND RETURN.
ON TOP.
LESS MON EY
OUR STOCK
sto
COME AND SEE!
an]
Aye r's
genes 1 Groceries!
Sarsaparilla
Blood Medicine
GROCERIES.
f
Gent's Furnisbi
Hotel and
STABLE,
�F SUBSCRIPTION RATE S
When two communica
RP0 THE A\ ATAUG A DEMOCRAT. tions, announcing the same
AN ENJOYABLE OCCASION.
MINUTES OF THE THREE FORK
ASSOCIATION.
1890!
On the evening of the 28th
Hold on a Minute.
of Jan., a merry croud of relis an inflammation of t.he bronchial tubes —
a ti ves a n d k f riend s ga t heredja t
the air-passages leading into the lungs,
hew other com plaints are
the hospitable home of Mr. Mr. Editor.—I am told that call fur more prompt, ami so prevalent, or
onerireCc actio!'.
W ith its ups and downs
As li op. I
delay mnv
William Vuncanon, on Ban brother J. Younce, clerk of effectiveoct or dies should result seriouslr, is slowly, but surely, waning
mm
always le at
hand. Apply
a mustard poultice tft
ner Elk, to witness the mar the Association, attacks me the upper part at oik-pchest, and. for internal and as it closes we wish to
ot the
this week throught the col treatment, take frequent doses vf
j thank our many customers
riage of bis sweet and accom
for their very liberal patron
umns of your paper, and it
plished d a u g li t e r, Miss
age, and quote to them some
Blanche, to that kind and seems now a duty that I owe
of our leading articles, with
amiable gentleman, Mr. Rob to myself and my name to
the promise that during the
('. O. I.opper. Drupffrlst. I'< rt Wayne, Ind.,
speak a word.
ert L. Lowe.
remainder ofthe present year
writes: •• My little sister. f< ur years of age,
was so ill from
1 ail
I am willing to take the {riven up hope bronchitis that we Our almost we will give you goods as cheap
At 7, p. m.. the parlor was
of I < r recovery.
family
as can be bought on the South
physician, a skilful
of large experi
lighted and the waiting com blame for the delaV of the ence, pronounced itman ami to give hoi any ern Markets, and for the year
useless
more medicine, saying he 1
done
it
pany was rewarded by the minutes, to some extent, for possible to do. and we mustadprepareallfor was
the folio wing reasons:—I was worst. As a last resort, we determinedthe
ta
presence of"the beautiful one,
try Aver's Cherry l'eotoral. and I can truly
who was soon to become a hindered about getting the say. with most happy results. After taking
mail matter.
to breathe easier,
—Another valuable acces bride, dressed in white cash kind of paper I wanted for a few dosesa she si emedout of danger. Wo
and. within week* was
continued giving tl.e Pectoral until satisfied
We promise, as in the past by
LOCAL NEWS.
sion has-recently been made mere, leaning on the arm of the mjnutes; bad sickness in she was entirely well. Ti.is indisputable
my family which made my evidence of the great merit of Aver's Cherry
to the democratic party,on the one whom she considered
Pectoral has given me unbounded confi
Fair Dealings,
in the preparation, and I rr< cmmoml
—Wind.
Banner Elk. One more repub worthy of her love, and was cares and responsibility here dencemy custom, rs, knowing it cannot disap
greater. I had then done a- it to tli m.*'
point
lican has seen the error of to be her protector down the
—Cohl weather.
"Ayer's Cherry Pectoral cured me of a ' ad
the party, and has joined rugged stream of life. They bout one half of the work, cough and my partner of bronchitis. 1 know To merit a liberal share of th
patronagehf our customers in
—Head Lenoir & Go's barof numerous cases in which tins preparation
hands, hearts, and destinies, were attened by Mr.Thos. L. and tried to get some one to has proved very beneficial in families of
gain offer in this issue.
finish it, hut failed then, but
with vows never to be broken, Lowe with Miss Bettie Ban
Young OMIdron,
—Mr Ed. Gragg and wife with the peoples' party- ner, and Mr. Louis Banner kept working on them as best so that the medicine is known among t' cm
as 'the consoler of the amided.'"--Jaime
were in town Monday.
with Miss Vickie I. Baird. I could under theeircumstan- Rufus Vidal, San Cristobci, San Hon k go.
Guess.
And adjoining counties.
"A
ago, 1 was
with a
ces, and finally succeeded in| severeshort timebronchitis. takenremedies
attack of
The
—"Pay your taxes and —Tt seems that "candv The sweet and solems words
getting the tables etc., print ordinarily used in such cases tailed to ; ive
save cost." So says the X stews." are becomming con- having been said that made
me relief. Almost in despair of ev c r fudiug
TO MERCHANTS.
to cure me. I
a
them one. by the Rev. Mr. er! by some one else. I am anythingCherry Pectoral,bought vvnsholtle of
Sheriff.
Ayer's
helped
tageous in our town. Our re
not willing to ta ke the blame from the first, dose. I i ad and finished one
We wish to call your especial
not
us that Hoyle, Presiding Elder ofthe for the mistakes occurring. bottle before the disease left me, and my attention to our enormous stock
Our court Docket, both porter informs,
throat and lungs were i:s sound as ever."—
M. E. Church, South, supper
Geo. B. Hunter, Altoona, Pa.
ate andjcivil, is unusually the most enjoyable one of the
OF
was announced and the par The manuscript "was a mar
season, so far, came off at
rge.
vel." Words were miss-spell
HARDWARE.
the residence of Rev. Mr. ty retired to the dining room ed; capital letters, periods
9iU! a <9 !- t&Ikidi'i
T<
—The wounded man in jail
where a most sumptuous re
PREPARED BY
Thomas last Saturday night.
and commas were used at
You can save moneyhy"giving
is improving. It is hoped he
Wheiewill the next one be? past awaited them, to which leisure, and all manner of un BR. J. C. AVER & CO., Lweli, IS&a us your order forinails. tyre and
will soon recover.
each did ample justice.
Sold by all Druggists. Price $1;
bottles, 65.
rolled iron, chains, and, in fact,
is the question now afloat.
anything in this line, as we buy
On the 29th each had an readable figures and flourish
-Mr. W. H. Edmisten, of
them in large lots direct from
—If you wish to forget for invitation to partake of a es were used all the way
NO 1 ICE.
Blowing Ilock, has been ap
the manufactures.
a mcment the bleak winds most splendid infare dinner through.
pointed United States GauHe never mentioned a sin Thomas Profit vs John M. Mil
of winter, just take a peep in at the home of the groom,
DRY GOODS.
ger.
gle time the names of those ler. By virtue of an execution is
to Mrs. Capt. Lovill's flower which certainly showed the
sued from the office of the Clerk Consisting of
—Henry, the son of Mr. pit, and you will almost im skill and taste of'Miss Kate. who made speehes at the As ofthe Superior Court of Watau
Flannel Suiting,
Joseph Bryan, started for agine that you have been in Lowe, who had superintend sociation. and I knew that ga County in favor of the plain
Trecott Flannels,
Texas on last week. Success to stantly
some strong speeches were tiff i n the abo ve en titled act i on
Plaid Flannels,
transported
to ed it,
of
with
Saxony, prints,
the young man.
made by Drs. Taylor, Dur for the sumcost, $50.00. to the
the tropics, arid are feasting Now, they are nicely set
interest and
I will sell
Ginghams, etc., etc.
—Very few weddings for your eyes on the most beau tled in their beautiful home, ham, and others. I showed highest bidder, at the court house Ladie's Dress, in Henriefca
this week, but if there is any tiful varieties of plants and and may their'love never be the manuscript to one of the door, in the town of Boone, N. C. Cloth 1rom 25 cts to one dollar
011 the 2nd day of March, 1891, per yard. All kinds of laces in
tiuth in reports, we will not flowers vou ever beheld. They shaken by the trials and re- leading ministers of the As it being the first Mondy in said Vandike points, etc. Shawls and
are simply lovely.
i verses that are constantly or sociation, and he said, "I month, a certain tract or parcel ladie's coats in the latest styles.
fall so short in our next.
wish you had printed them land containing 50 acres more or Large stock of satin and grns—Mr. T. Fin Taylor, son —Last Friday evening the curringjin this life; but may like the manuscript, to show less, belonging to John M. Miller
grain ribbon, table linen and oil
of our old friend Randy, has two prisoners in jail here. Pot all the shady nooks bebrigh- those members of the Associ lying on the waters of Banner's cloth.
the Cranberry road,
got a position in the machine ter and Trivet, attacked the tened by the resplendent; sun- ation who voted for him how Elk and on adjoin ing the lands of
near Scaly,
jaior, N. N. Colvard, and a j shine of love.
AMICUS..
shops, at Florence S. 0.
incompetent he is to hold the Arch Woods, Abe Guynnand oth
lively tussle ensued, in which : Vnlle Cruris N. C.
ers. Levied on by me on the 10th
the office.
—Mr. Ha nip Taylor, our
day of Jan. 1891, to satisfy said
Mr. Colvard leceived a nil 111—
1 did tlie best I could under execution with interest and cost. Sugar.
worthy young friend, was in
her of scratches. The prison
BANNER'S ELKHTEMS.
Coffee,
the circumstances, and have This Jan. 10, 1891.
to see us this week. He has ers pulled Colvard into the
D. F. BAIRD, SHFE.
Rice, Oat-meal,
nothing more to say than
teen teaching at Silver Lake
main entrance of the t build FA few days ago Mr, E. J.
Pickles, Bacon,
ATTENTION !
this. Circumstances o v e r
Ten n.
Lard, Salt,
ing before they succeeded in Banner's ducks got into his
My duties confine me closely to
Flour,
—Our esteemed friend and freeing themselves,and made storehouse and ate ten or which 1 had no c o n t r o 1 Carolina, and I would exchange,
Pepper,
prevented the minutes ap on favorable terms, $10,000 of
correspondent, Esq , ,Thad a rush for liberty. Potter be twelve pounds of coffee; say
Spice,
pearing any sooner. Broth stock in a phosphate company in the greatest abundance, and
Reece, of Beaver Dams, spent ing in front succeeded in clear ing nothing of the nails,
Florida, my
a day and night with us this ing the fence, but as Trivet horse shoes and other "vege er Younce or any other man insuitablefarm late residence, for at prices that will surprise you.
in the mountains.
a
|could not have done any bet
week.
ALEX. Q. IIOLLAD AY,
made the attempt he was tir tables" consumed.
DOTS
ter under the circumstances.
Raleigh, N. C.
—Miss Ona Howell of Ashe, ed oil by Colvard with a 38 The other day Mr. W. H.
OOTS
HOES.
Yours very truly,
NOTICE !
accompanined by her brother caliber pistol sti iking him in Greer's son Isaac, andJames
In Foot-wear, we almost defy
A. E. BOOTH.
1 am just receiving a new competition, as our stock was
passed through town this the small of the back near Bristol, each ti if teen or six
the spinal column. At the re teen years ofjjage, were oper A spring medicine is needed bv stock of goods bought for purchased before the advance
week on their way to Brushy
cash down and will sell for in prices. AVe wish to call espec
Fork, to visit relatives there. port of the pistol Potter ^im ating an oldf fashioned sash every one. Winter food, largely stricklv pay down, at prices ial attention to our Tap-sole,
corni ting of salt meat and ani
mediately threw uphishands
—Maj. W. W. Vanuoy. is and surrendered. The wound sawmill. They got on the log, mal fats, eanse the liver to be to live and let live. You will Flesh-split boot, that we claim
call and examine cannot be beaten in the United
now off on the markets pur though painful, is not consid which they were sawing to come disordered and the blood do well toconsisting of boots, States. AAre also carry a large
impure, hence the necesssity for my goods
chasing goods, and will ered by any means fatal. It hold if" down, one on each a cleansing medicine. The best is shoes, dry goods, notions, and well ^selected stock of rubber
goods, in the latest and most
open up a first-class store on is sad it happened, but under end, Bristol who had on a Aver's Sarsaparilla.
&c.
Yours truly,
the ciruinstances Colvard did
T. A. CRITCHER, comfortable sryles.
Stony Fork, in the near fu nothing more than his duty. long-tailed coat, being on
Bamboo. N. C.
the end approaching the
Notice.
ture.
saw. He was greatly frigh. Narth Carolina, Ashe County, in
LOOK HERE!
—The men appointed to
the Superior Court.
tened when he found thatthe
Come and examine our new and
G. L, Denny
) Notice to
issue marriage license, by In order to sell off the balance
elegant line of Ready-made Cloth
1
of our winter clothing, hoots and sa w was cu tting a way about
Ys,
\ take
the former Register of Deeds, blankets, we will offer them for
ing which was carefully selected
half of his coat; and stuffing Milllie J. Denny.J depositions.
have no legal right until re the next thirty days at the fol it into thei log. He yelled to \ It, aupeaing to the court upon
as to style, fabric, make and fin
ish, and you are^sure toTind any
appointed. So says Mi*. Cot- lowing reaued prices:
affidavit, that the defendant can
thing you need, and as cheap as
Suits at $4, former price $5.50. Isaac, to shut down the gate not be found in this state, after
trell, Register of Deeds.
the chapest. We can fit you
6.75.
"
" 11.00 and stop themill. Isaacmade due dilligence, and that she is a
in any suit from the smallest
—The citizens of Blowing
10.50, "
" 14.00 a spring for the lever, and j party to the above en titled action
boy to the 250 pounder.
7.50, "
"
11.00 was struck by the sash and J1 *,s ^•yvfoj-e ordered that notice
Rock now have a good grist
pants at 1.40, "
«
2.00 .
- , . • , . - .
. he published in the \V a taugaDem
mill, owned by, B. J. Greene,
(fent's Furnishing Goods
2.40 "
"
3.00 knocked down, but before he ocr;l^ a weekly paper in the town
right near town, which will Also a lot of odd coats and could regain bis feet, Bristol of Boone, for four successive
o
prove a great convenience vests at prices that will sell them. bv great effort had freed i weeks, notiying her the said Mi
In endless varieties, such as
Boots at f2.25, worth $3.00 , .
.„ - ^ .
., , lev J. Denny .that on the 31st dav
to them.
Bov boots 1.25,
"
1.00 himself, but losing a consul- Q f March, 1891, at the office of
Outing-shirts,
One ofTel
the
BEST
100.
"
1.35 arable portion of his coat, j Crocket Bleners, Esq., in the town
Dress-shirts,
escope* i n
—Miss Bina Greene, the at
Blankets at 1.50 per pair worth Bristol thinks bis coat is I of PerryVille. A\. A a., the plainUnder-wear,
tractive little daughter of 2.50 per pair. Do not fail to see
fiff will take the depositions of
Collars. Cuffs,
Mr. L. L. Greene, leaves us our offers before buying any ot quite long enough now to Isaac Day and others, to be used
Cravats, Hose,
wear while operating a saw in evidence in the trial of said
this week for Bakersville, the above named articles.
j
Hatfr, caps,
Respectfully.
cause now pending in the superi-1
mill.
N. €., where she intends enter
Handercbiefs,
S. F. LENOIR A Co.
or court of Ashe county, at
Tbe
to
Gloves & etc.
Thomas Proffit's little boy, which time and place she may ap
ing school.
We cannot be turned down
who had been quite sick for pear and cross-examine if she so
—A Colored man from
IMPORTANT.
e
in this line for style or quali
two or throe weeks, died 011 j desires. This I eh. 2nd, 1891.
.es
IrdellCo. is at the poor house
0
ty.
K
• A
J1
C. E. Graybeal, C. 8. C.
T
the 31 st ult and buried on T. J. Hackler, Atty tor Plntff.
*
1 MHO.
M aims.
in this county. The chairman
All persons indebted to me
Revolvers, Thanking our friends for a
of the Board of county com by book Acct., or otherwise, the 1st inst.
•rtxV'.zV
'WRifles,
liberal patronage in the past
missioner's has taken steps are requested to make imme Mr. 8. M. Dugger is now
"WoiTkjru
Money to loan.
and hoping to merit a larger
Pittsburgh,:
diate settlement, otherwise preparing to build a cottage
iLr
tor 1'rice L ,
to have him removed to his
share in the future, we are
ngclouble.sliot£
their accounts will he placed near his farther's residence, Persons wishing to bor
own county.
most
Respectfully,
row money, who can secure $ 8 to $50, single breech
in the hands of collecting
—The second day of Febru officers. You must remember Mr. Dugger is a man of un it by mortgage 011 good real # to$l 2,breech loaoirsgriff^$3
JONES & VANCE.
n)U
<,a
ary is ground hogdavAccoi friends, that business cannot tiring energy, and we are estate, con be accommodated !° *
mg Shot guns$o.o0 to $20, Re- ELK PARK, NOV., 17, '90.
ding to a superstition ot be run without money/ So glad to have him among 11s hv nnnlvinir t,>
'o
r J !J • . T
M r ' p e a t i n 2: Rifles, 1Gshooter. $10 to
again.
J.l Spa in hour, Boone N. C. j ^ 30; KcvoIvors . f , t<> $20. send 3 tscrN. B. All orders by
man.y it will be six weeks bad fix up and oblige &c.
I I J C l J J.> i U . . . . . —
weather yet, for on the semi u
Truly Yours,
OT A. J. C ritehei, Hoi ton N. (..
^ o r M^rnoth illustrated cata- mail shall recieve prompt at
REGULAR.
the ground hog saw Ins shad
W. L. Bryan.
4.24.
! logue NO. 40. Address GREAT WEST tention.
J. & V.
ow ,asit was a clear day.
i ERN G UN WORKS, Uittsblilg, PR.
This Jan. 7, 1891.
news come to our office, we
,p
-, • 6 mrm+liu
\ i<
(j months..
are, of course, bound to dis
50
3 "
3 months
35 card one, and hope our wri
ADVERTISING RATES
ters will not complain of us
for so-doing.
j inch 1 week.
h .75
1 month..
1
1.75
—The Board of commis
3 <> .
1
3.00
sioners held two days session
1 " G "
5.00
1 " 1 year.....*
7.00 this week. Their time was oc
1 column 1 week
9.00 cupied, mostly, on new roads.
1 " 1 month ....... 13 50 We have not been able toget
i
;;
3 ••
25*.oo
1
6 »
37.50 the proceedings. The jury
1
l.year
50.00 for spring term of court was
drawn, and business of a
Entered a t the Ppstoffice at general nature was disposed
Boone. N. C., as second-class of.
1 copy1 year
w mm,mi m i i»mrM
()0
Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral
*
1891
Watauj
Groceries,
CLOTHING.
.FREE
the WOPld. Our facilities are
unequaled, and to introduce our
superior goods we will sendFRRK
to ONE PERSON in each locality,
as above Only thoae who write
» to us at once can moke sure of
1 the chance. All you have to doIn
] return is to show our goods to
those who call—your neighbor!
and those around you
Tho be' ginning of this advertisement
shows the small end of the telefollowing eat gives the appearance of it reduced
A
.boat the fiftieth pert of its bulk. It is grand, doable «ite tele•eope
lerce as Is easy to carry. We will sltoshowyouhow^ou
een make from 1#:*
<> a day e _"„st, ft-nm the start,witbiVe pay all express charges.
ont experience Better wri<
I'oRTi.aKD,
Address, H. HALLETT A I
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BOONE,
WASHINGTON
WATAUGA COUNTY, N. C., THURSDAY, FEBEU ALTV,
12.
IS!(J
NO. 29.
LETTER.' the amendment, and strange teacher may be; to exile from
A Few Propositions for the Considera
as it may seem Senators the daily life and thoughts tion of the Ger.e al Assembly of'91. of ten or twelve thousand dol
our Regular Correspondent
lars of our already depleted
Evarts and Hitchcock of New of her father and mother; or Cor. News and Observer.
treasury, and on the fax-pay
if her mother sees her only in MR. EDITOR: The underfarrison has as hard York voted against it.
-healers in.—
ers of North Carolina, espec,
,
+
sk before him in the se- B ro t her J oh n ny Wan a m a - the hours of fatigue from signed would like respectfully- n
t " n# . w . hen
ker will have to get himself a pleasure, and never for any to submit through .your coi.
'
ection of a successor to the
General Merchandise, late Secretary of the Treasu new hobby. His postal tele length of time when her facul limns a feiv propositions for:?"
u,>
' J'"''',"
.i
•
..
.,
,
| on our treasury for the more
^
We have now, on hand a ry as his worst enemy could graph scheme, in spite of the ties are brightest and at their tliB coimidmition of our In,vJ
amount of Government mon best and her own higher na milkers now m session, ,n ret
edn ,, jti() n
possibly have set for him; it
complete line of
is a task too in which the ey he spentin thRepublication ture ready to impart its erence to the proposed Rail- ^
not
Y
,
'A'""'
GENERAL MERCHAN country at large is more dir of his views thereon, is as strength to her child.—flur- road commission. CarolJ'rt,velve abll/'> Earless, pureSuFirst. That Noith
pers Bazar.
ectly interested in than any dead as a door nail. The
perior Court judges, who, for
RISE.
na stands fourth among the
thing he has yet undertaken. House committee on Post
their purity and learning*, are
once States of the Union in the
It will be very difficult to fin^ offices will not even report it. Abraham Lineon
-CONSISTING OF,
dreamed that he was pass number of miles of railroad the just pride of the people of
a man willing to accept the Representative McCrea ry,
the State, backed by ninetyplace who possesses the abili who is regarded as one of ing, on some public occasion, buiit in 1890.
[Dry Goods,]
six sheriffs and a million and
ty combined with the conser the most conservative men between ranks of the people, Second. That there a re still a half of people might not be
[Notions,]
vatism of the dead Secretary; in the House paid his respects when he heard one man say acres of the finest teiritorv expected to protect the rights
[Groceries,]
and what will add no little to Czar Reed on Saturday in to another, as he pointed in North Carolina, which have of all parties in as full and
[Shoes,]
to Mr. Harrison's trouble is a manner that was quiet but him out, "He's a common- no railroad facilities, whose ample a manner as could a
[Hats,]
committee— looking fellow, isn't lie?" vast timber, mineral and ag
the fact that all the promi severe. His
railroad onm mission.
Foreign Affair^—having been "Well, my friend," replied ricultural wealth, would be
[Hardware,]
nent republicans in both
Eighth. Whether or not an
House and Senate who have refused a day for the consid Lincon, t u r n i n g to the multiplied many times by the able committee of your body
[Tinware,]
been recently repudiated by eration of its bills, he said: man whose remark lie had advent of railroad communi whose duty it shall be to look
[Glassware,]
their constituents will be, in "Never pefore in my exper- overheard, "God likes us cation, where cities would be after the taxation of rail
[Crockery,]
fact are already clamoring ience.on the committee on common looking fellows, or built up, mines opened, facto roads, aided by the courts
[Medicines,]
for the place for themselves. Foreign Affairs, has that else he wouldn't have made ries erected and many indus would accomplish a 1 1 y o u
of which we are offering at Whoever he selects he is committee been refused a so many of us. The wit and tries started up, and a 1 1 could hope to accomplish
this dream things quickened into activi
bound to make new enemies day for the consideration of wisdom of
through the operations of n
bills reported by it. The re thought are good enough for ty, and the taxable property
in his party, and being a
railroad commission and at
any waking moment. Yes, of the State augmented by
We*also take-in exchange candidate for a re-nomina fusal to give this committee
a very small fraction of the
God evidently likes common- many millions of dollars.
tion that is just wlpit lie can a day is but another error in
Tost.
for[goods,
not afford to do. Besides the comedy of errors which looking fellows, and he has Third. Whether it might
Ninth. And finally a moun
Wheat,
this, the man selected will has marked the Fifty first evidently, given the work of not turn out, that a Railroad t niii man would be much pleas
Corn,
the world into the hands of
have to be satisfactory to Congress."
Commission, clothed with ed if the members of the Gen
Rye,
eral Assembly would very se
common men. The "genius"
the business men of the coun It seems that the republi
large dictatorial power would riously cosider whether or
Oats,
was always rare, ami he is
try, or a financial panic ma.\ can Senators will never finish
Chicken
not have a direct tendency not about nine-tenths of this
making personal explana growing rarer. The meirof to cast a chill over the happy railroad commission agita
Eggs,
be precipitated,
&etc, ]
So far the men who are tions of their course regard- genius have never done the state of affairs now existing tion has not proceeded from,
+
SO GIVE US A CALL. mentioned for the vacancy he Force bill. Saturday world's work, or fought its in the matter of railrod buil and been fomented by, about
are just those who should Senators Blair and Teller battles, or carried on its re- ding, drive capital from the two hundred men in North
iorms. A Napoleon without State, stoj) or delay the buil Carolina, who, overpowered
not be selected.. Represen had their turns. Next.
his army,
a Gladstone ding of roads already prop; s by a sense of patriotism and
May the 15th. 1890. tative McKinley can, it is Secretary Windom's funer
love of country, feel it their
thought, have the place if he al occurred here today. AH without his constituency, ed, prevent, the inaugeration duty to be one of the rail
wants it, but he has high of the Government depart Would be far more helpless of new enterprises, thereby road commission, or at least
W. B. COUNCILL, JR.
protection on the brain to ments, the local offices and than the " common fellows" blasting tlie hopes of many to take a clerkship. "Only
this and nothing more."
ATTORNEY AT LA V.
so great an extent that his the public schools were closed. without their leaders. This fair sections of North Caroli
Very respectfully,
There was co n s i d e r a b 1 e is just the thought needed to na, whose citizens have longBoone, N. C. appointment would be a very
ALEXANDER BILL,
great mistake, and one that growling among that, large lift the coininon-plnceness waited and hoped for rail Boone, Jan., 25.
W. B. COUNCILL, M. D. would be certain to bring class who make it a point to and to raise the common
road advantages. "Had we
THAT BAYONET BILL.
Boone, N. C.
trouble. Senator Spooner is attend every p r o m i 11 e n t task to the pinnacle to sub- not better bear the ills we
Resident Physician. Office talked of, but he is a lawyer funeral they possibly can, 1 imiivGolden Rule.
h a ve than fly to o t h ers we The New York Herald patri
on King Street north of Post and lacks the financial ex because admission to the
otically declares that "when
know not of."
Office.
the Republican party, mad
DEAD AGAIN.
Church was by ticket, and
perience and executive abili
Fourth. That if you estab dened by desperation, try to
the tickets were only furnish
E . F . LOVILL
ty which is absolutely neces
lish a railroad commissioners create a race war by wiehthe
R. I. P. THE FORCE DILLsary. The others may be ed to prominent people, The
ATTORNEY AT T AW,
there any possibility, or even interests of the whole people
bunched in one bad, very bad remaining members of the Hist! Art thou dead again? Un probability, of its being able would be endangered, it is
Boone N. C.
hanged, unraourned,
lot, which includes Senator cabinet acted as honorary H ast touched that fiou rue whence to contrql the railroads in the duty of all patriotic Rep
DR. L. C. REEVES.
no bill e'er returned ?
Ingalls, ex-Gov.("C a 1 i c o pall-bearers.
the matter of transportation resentatives to stem the tide
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
The resol u ti on to < 1 isclia rge Again exanimated,ait oncemore rates? Are not all the old of wild fanaticism, and the
Charley") Foster, Represen
duty of a patriotic people to
Office at Residence.
Stranded upon I.heunpassed Leth
tative Cannon and that ex- the House Coinage commit e's shore?
railroads protected by their uphold them in that course.
Boone, N. C. boss, particularly known for tee from father considera
Are thine nine feline lives worn charters in thejrigbt to chaige
We don't want the bloody
L. D. LOWE,
ways that are devious, Ste tion of the free coinage bill is out? Or lurks
rates far above anything scenes of reconstruction days
liable to make the largest Somewhere concealed in thy mys thought of at the present repeated. We now have peace
phen B. Elkins.
terious works
sort of a rumpus in the House The immortal spark? Speak up, day? Would it not be utter within our borders. The
It has been a long time dy
whites of the south are
ing and numerous false re at any time, if that commit 0 billious bill—
ly impossible for your com developing their resources.
-ANDsweet
ports of its death have been tee persists in its present ef Art deadstill? William, or art mission to dictate rates to The negroes are being slowly
NOTARY PUBLIC,
forts to kill the bill by delay. Inliving
given out, but this time the
sad September'twas given out any rail-road (new or old) be prepared for the duties of cit
How not to investigate the That thou had surely climbed the tween points only one of the izenship. Every thing is mov
BANNER'S ELK, N. C. Force bill really is dead, dead
ing along serenely, and the
beyond all hopes of even a silver pools seems to be the serial spout!
And when the Silver Bill hove in terminus of which is in this promises of the future is brigh
J. Q. WILBA1K,
partial resurrection, owing real object of the House to view
State. Manifestly all such ter than ever before. We ha ve
to the action of twelve re committee, which is ostensi- The people said that was the matters would be'lieldb.v the no wish to change that con
DENTIST,
!
publican Senators in deci b. .y engaged in investigation. death of yon!
courts to come under the dition of affairs for chaos. As
ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA.
ding that they will not vote If this committee slurs over Again your obsequies have been head of inter-State com merce, we would not for a moment
proclaimed,
ifters his professional services
its work the democrats in Again with execrations has been and your commisssion would tolerate the intervention of
the people of Mitchell, for it. It is hard Tor such
federal troops in New York,
named
tauga and adjoining coun- radicals as Senators Hoar, the next House will try their
very soon hearthecornmand,
hands at probing it to the The spot where thou'rt to lie, thy as did the waves of the sea, so we declare that troops
bad mnteial used Aldrich, Edmunds a n d
shall not be sent to Rich
wry neck wrung,
all work guaranteed.
Spooner to give up the idea bottom.
Unpassed, unwept, unhouored "Thus far shalt thou come mond or Charleston. We can
May 11 y.
and unsung!
take care of our own State
of intimidating the South,
and no farther."
THE CHILD.
Peace to thine ashes—if thy vital
but even they acknowledge
Fifth. And would it not be affairs, and stand ready to
E. 8. Blackburn.
I. Morphew.
fires
Every child has a right Have ceased to live in them ! Ten likely to transpire that your tell Mr. Harrison or any
Je erson,N.C. that the thing is dead and
lion, N. C.
other President to keep his
thousand
RPHEW & BLACKBURN that no further attempt, will to as cheerful a childhood as it Heaped highpyres homes would commission could not oper hands off. There is no reason
with
be made to revive it. In is in the power of those stan
ate on any of the old roads at why South Carolina, should
but as nothing be
IATTTORNEYS AT LAW.
consequence, the legitimate ding near her to give; and To the disasters that might fol a ll or on any other road where be treated otherwise than
f ill practice in the courts business of the session—the every child has a right to low thee!
the p lace of consignment New York is treated.
ishe, Watauga and Mitch- annual appropriation bills- something as valuable and Peace to thv gray-haired bigots or -delivery was in another The efore democratic Sen
ators and a few among the
lounties, also in the Fedwhose dull eyes
"courts of the Dist.. and is fairly hummiug in both necessary as food for her Desired to see a nation sacrifice! State? And would not the republicans are trying to
bodily growth, and that is And may all partisans forever consequences be that your render the passage of this
•erne Court of the State. House and Senate.
The Senate by a party food for her spiritual growth. cease
commission would beiestrict- bill impossible. If they fail,
hction of claims solicited.
Forgetting that their native
vote refused to amend the None of the demands for land's at peace.
ed to the local trafic of a few after having done their ut
1, 10.
apportionment bill,granting fashionable or of political or
new, short, poor and strug most, they will still have the
consciousness that they did
Notice.
what was so clearly the right of any other sort of life
gling roads? You would be what they could to avert the
|r sale. 900 acres of land,
ATTENTION !
lieh Mountain, Watauga of Arkansas, Minnesota and should be allowed to interfere My duties confine me closely to able to cage the whelps, while inevitable disaster. The par
Ity, on which is asbestos, New York—one additional with her receipt of it. This Carolina, and I would exchange, t lie old lions would roam un ty which can seriously push
jine land for sheep ranch, member to each, and passed food she cannot receive if left on favorable terms, f10,000 of molested through the forest. sush a policy to a conclusion
[private. L. I). Lowe & the bill just as it left the to lower companionship than stock in a phosphate company Sixth. This being evident deserves nothing better than
utter and complete annihila
Furgerson, Ex'trs. of House. Senator.} Da vis and that to which she is entitled in Florida, my late residence, for
[A. 1\ Calloway, Reed, Washburn, of Minnesota vo —to solitary life with one a suitable f'arjn in the mountains. ly true, will it be wise states tion, a measure of punish
ALEX. Q. HOLLA DAY,
ment which it will received in
per Elk, Nov. 15. '90. ted with the democrats for teacher, however refined that
Ilaleie.li. X. C. manship to place this burden 92.'Bristol Courier.
Lowest Prices
$. F. LENOIR & 60.,
Attornefat Law
�SUBSCRIPTION HATE S
THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT.
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25.00
37. 50
50 .00
—Our new merchant, Mr.
M. B. Blackburn, now invites
you to give him a call, and
examine his nice line of goods
he is now opening up. He is
at the Greene stand in the
west end of town, and his line
is splendid.
—Mr. J. F. Hardinhassold
out his stock, but his servi
ces were engaged by Mr.
Grey\ from Va., who is on
the market with stock, and
he will not be at home for
some time vet.
HEBE WE ABE!
NOTICE.
LOOK HEHE!
Senator Grigsby sends us!
State of North Carolina, Ashe
a printed copy of the Hail-! tn order to sell off the balance
county, Superior court.
clothing,
Road commission hill. We of our winterwill offer hoots and J. H. Barton administrator of
blankets, we
them foi
Reisin Plummer decased,
are opposed to the bill as we the next thirty days at the fol
OVs.
believe it will pro v;e abortive, lowing reuued prices:
Suits at $4-, former price $5.50. Martha West and husband, Wm.
and will fail t.o do any good
6.75.
11.00 West, Lntitia Davis and husband
to any one except the coin-: " 10.50, "
" 14.00 Wm. Dawis, Car ie D. Gray Wi
7.50, "
missioners themselves. There "
" 11.001 ley Gray, John II. Plummer and
Pants at 1.40, "
"
2.00 I Susan Plummer, widow of the
is butjittle doubt but the
£<
deceased.
"
2.40 "
3.00 j
bill will pass and become a Also a lot of odd coats and! Notice for the sale of the lands be AAre propose to \
law. We fear there is little vests at prices that will sell them.1 longing to Reisin Plummer for
your lip
^
wisdom in its passage and I Boots at $2.25, worth $3.00! assets.
It appearing to The satisfac
"
1.601
we heartely endorse Sena tor | Boy boots 1.25,
100,
"
1.35! tion of the court by affidavit o
Grigsby's amendments, and Blankets at1.50 per pair worth the plaintiffthat Lutitia Da^glfc
I).
husband, Wm.
hope he will succeed in get 2.50 per pair. Do not fail to see Gray & AW ley Davis,, cayr John
c. Gray in our
our offers before buying any of
ting them through.
plummer .are non-re sid«. n-> of this i
the above named articles.
ON TOP!
itered at the Postoffice at —Mr. Howard Stafford,
State, and after d:!! ige i1 search
Mie, N. C., as second-class
Respectfully,
United States Marshal, from
IN MEMOIR.
il matter.
S. F. LENOIR & Co. has been made, caffnot be found ENORMOUS
Mitchell county, has been in
or served with sumraomC It is or
Died at Banner Elk, on the
dered that publication be made on which we propose to give
our town for some days. He morning of the 30 of Jan,
NOTICE!
LOCAL NEWS*
in the Watauga Democrat, a week
is assisting Dep. Marshal little son, of Thomas and I am just receiving a new ]y newspaper published in Boone, you unequalled
-Valentine's day Satur- Greer, in breaking up the Pattie Profiit, fifteen months stock of goods bought for commanding the above named
whisky ring, in this and ad old. Little Fred was a sweet cash down and will sell for non-resident defendants to ap
\
strrckly pay down, at prices pear at the office of the clerk of
joining counties.
flower, a father's pet, a moth to live and let live. You will Mhe Superior court in Jefferson
-Fine weather for the past
—James Shull, spent Tues er's darling. Weep not dear pa do well to call and examine on the 30tli day7 of March, 1891, BOOTS & SHOES.
days.
demur
day night in town, on his rents and loving auntie, for my goods consisting of boots, and answer orfiled in to thecom
plaint thatjs
said office,
-A few loads of wood will way to the Morganton Asy your darling babe, you have shoes, dry goods, notions,
C. E. GRAYBEAL. C. S. C.
&c.
Yours truly,
be amiss. Bring them on. lum with Larkin Ray. He one treasure less on earth,
G. w. "Bower, Aty for plaintiff;
550 pairs Boots and
T. A. CRITCHER,
-Mud plenty and rain en- has become almost entirely but one more in Heaven.
Bamboo. N. C.
Shoes,
NOTICE.
;h to raise the waters con- insane, and we are glad to May yon bow submissively
IMPORTANT.
7
rably,
know that he is going to a to Him who said: "Suffer little
Commissioner's court, Feb. In this line w e can fit and
0—
-Capt. Bill Hodges and place where he will get good children to come u nto me and
2nd, 1891.—It appearing to suit all. The very best val
, are both very sick, but attention, and still hope he forbid them not for of such All persons indebted to me the satisfaction of the hoard ues at panic prices. See out
is the kingdom of heaven." b,y book Acet., or otherwise, of county Corn's that the fol line before buying.
may recover. •
rope not seriously so.
are requested to make imme
A FRIEND. diate settlement, otherwise lowing named magistrates to
-Our old friend W. H. —Last Friday, the dark
wit: W. H. Dugger, J. J. L.
-oger Esq., is very feeble, ness and gloom of our office THE COMPULSORY SCHOOL LAW. their accounts will be placed Church, T. L. Day, W. N. Tho
in the hands of collecting mas, S. J. Hendrix, J . N. Sim
is quite old and may not was dispelled by a call from
Dry Goods.
Miss Qua Howell, the Misses ED. DEMOCRAT.—In your officers. You must remember mons, Benj. Greer, W.H.Nor
)ver.
friends, that business cannot ris, C. A. Grubb, A. J.Moretz,
Thorns and MissBina Greene. issue of Jan. 29th, I see be run without money. So
R. L. Lowe, Phillip Church, Four thousand, five hun
-Our B. J. Councill, who
A call from four such bright a communication from "W. fix up and oblige &c.
AVm. M. Michael, G. AV. Dag dred yards of DRY GOODS.
been in Sumpter South a n d bewi teh i rig creatures I s
Trulv Yours, ger, C. D. Taylor, M. F. Pres- Here you Will find the lat
H. C," which meets in.v hear
olina, during the winter,
W. L. Bryan. nell, Joseph Phipps and Alex est styles and best qualities
very injovable to us, and ty approval, except where he
ow on his way home.
This Jan. 7, 1891.
Townsend have filled to make at un-heard-of prices.
with a. doff of our cap we say, desires a law compelling all
their official reports for the
-There has been abillintro come again ladies.
to attend the free schools.
.year 1890, as the law directs
oNOTICE.
ed in the legislature to pro
I think it much better that
—We now have two more
So make your reports at once.
t the sale of cigarettes to
11
lengthcomments on the the law should compel all to Thomas Profit vs John M. Mil Also the following named
1 B
sunder 17 years of age.
ler. Bv virtue of an execution is merchants; Wm. Baird. J. P.
minutes of the Three Fork send their children of free sued from the office of the Clerk
In this branch we carry2 a
-We are sorry to note Association, which we will school age to school each of the Superior Court of Watau Henson, Moretz & Co. and FRESH STOCK , both staple
perhaps others, have failed to
t little Louie Bryan is publish in our next issue. year at least two-thirds of ga County in favor of the plain make their purchase returns and fancy 7 at prices? lower
very ill, and that his These are all we can publish, the length of time which the tiff in the above entitled action for the six months, ending than the bottom notch.
dition is not atallencour- as such controversies are not free schools shall continue in for the sum of §50.00. with Dec 1, 1890. So make your
interest and cost, I will sell to the
-ong.
liable to terminate in any 7 their district. But I think it highest bidder, at the court house returns at once.
C. J. COTTRELL,
: If your "ad" is crowded good. So give us a rest on advisable for each parent or door, in the town of Booiie,N. C.
Eats, Hats.
Clk. Bd. Corns.
on the 2nd day of March, 1391,
guardian to decide, whether
this week don't thing the subject.
A nice lot at the very low- 8
it being the first Mond.y in said
NOTICE
d, as we will make up —Miss Bina Greene lias en he sends to the fiee schools month, a certain tract or parcel
est prices. We can fit amy
rtage before your con tered school at Bakersvill, or not, this I think the only land containing 50 acres more or North ".Carolina! AV. W. Vctiiiloy body. Call and examine oUr
reasonable c o in p u 1 s o r y less, belonging to John M. Miller Wata uga Coun >
vs.
st expires.
North Carolina, where she
the waters of Banner's
ty
JT. Watson, Jr. stock before buying else
school law while our present lying on on the Cranberry road,
The defendent above named where.
-Those bargains offered will remain during the Win school law shall be in force, Elk and
near Scaly, adjoiningthelands of will take notice that a summons
nother column by Lenoir ter. Her many f r i e n d s for it is a fact that quite a Arch Woods, Abe Guvnii and oth
in the above entitled action was
o., are fast going, and we here, wish her a pleasant number of children of school ers. Levied on by me on the 1.0th issued against said defendant on
7 of Jan. 1891, t<» satisfy said
ise you when in town to and profitable stay at school, age become so far advanced day
the 8th day of December, 1890
execution with interest and cost. byD. B. Dougherty, J. P., of Wa
Jea,ns! JEANS!! JEANS!!!
and a safe return, as her
e them a call.
that tup present grades This Jan. 10, 1891.
tauga county, N. C., fof the sum We have the largest stock in
company will be greatly
1). F. BAITID, SHFE. of $1.18,00 due said plaintiff by
taught in our free schools
-Our subscription list is
town, which will be sold at
missed by our young people. cannot advance t h e m;
note; which summons is returna
wing daily, but there is
ble before said justice at his office special low pi ices.
Notice.
—Married on last Sunday, Hence, to compel their at
m for more. Send in
North Carolina, AshelCount.y, in at Boone in said county, and in
ir name, with a dollar, Mr. Albert T. Hill, of Hick tendance, would be a wrong,
Boone township on the 14th.
the Superior Court.
-oory, to Miss Bessie, the peer both to them and -parents. G. L. Denny
day of Feb. 1891. The defend
) Notice to
get your home paper.
ant will also take notice that a.
AY,
} take
less daughter of Capt. Joe But until we have a law that
-J. J. Mast's wife a n d
warrant of
was is
Milllie J. Denny.J depositions.
Todd of Jefferson. The hap will in some way cause better It Rupeaing to the court upou sued by saidattachmentthe 16th.
justice on
ther-in-law, Mrs. Howell,
py couple arrived at the atterid a nce o n t h e free scb ools affidavit, ihat the defendant can day of Dec, 1890 against the
very sick with fever. It
Bryan House on Sunday eve North Carolina will rank not be found in this state, after property of said defendant; This department is com
eared that Mrs. Howell
Ua-at. she is a which warrant is returnable be
ning, and remained until high in the grade of illiter due dilligence, and en titled action fore the said justice at the time plete. AA^e can fit the tall,
party to the above
not recover. Mrs. Mast
Tuesday morning, when they 7 acy. For from careful obser It is therefore ordered that notice and place above named lor the the short, the lean, and the
lso considered in a critileft for their future home in vation I do not think two be published in the Watauga Dem return of the summons, when fat.
condition.
and where the defendant is reBOYS CLOTHING!
Hickory.
thirds of the children attend ocrat, a weekly paper in the town required to appear and answer
of Boone, for four Successive
Irs. Cinda Hardin had the
A nice lot which will be sold
—Do not corndeinn us Upon the free schools long weeks, notiying her, the said Mil to the complaint, or the relief
(fortune last week to get
at a very low figure.
enough to get their names ley J. Deimy that on the13th day demanded will be granted.
when you see our paper is
D. B. Dougherty, J. P.
of March, i891, at the office of
ery serious fall. She was
only half size this week, but on the register and one-half Crocket Bewer, Esq., in the to wn This 16th. Dec,, 1890.
lly bruised, and as yet
let us explain. Our blank pa of those who are so register of Perry ville, W. Va., the plain
not been able to leave
GOODS. Shirts,
per has been in the depot at ed rarely attend more than tiff will take the depositions of
v to loan.
room, but is improving Lenoir for some days, but we half the time, so if you coin- Isaac Day and others, to be used
Drawers,
in evidence in the
wly.
Collars,
have been unable to get it pel me to pay taxes for to cause now pending trial! of said Persons wishing to bor
in the superi
here, and had it not been for run the schools, compel the or court of Ashe county, at row 7money, who can secure
Cuffs^
-L. L. Greene, United
it by mortgage on good real
our legal work, we would not
Underware,
ites Commissioner, had have issued this week. But people to get the benefit for which time and place she may ap estate, ^an be accommodated
pear and cross-examine if she so by applying to
Gloves,
cases before him last "A half a loaf is better than their children.
desires. This Feb. 2nd, 1891.
J«F. Spoinhour, Boone N. C.
Hose,
k, for the illicit sale of no bread."
And again if taxes are col
C. E. Graybeal, C. 8. C.
or A. J. Critcher, HortonN. C, Handkerchiefs,
isky; four of which was —We are requested to an lected to maintain teacher's T. J. Hackler, Atty for Plntff.
4. 24.
Cravats,
&c.
md to the Federal Couit, nounce that on Thursday, i n s t i t u t e s , t h e t e a c h e r s
should be compelled to at
SUTHERLAND SEMINARY.
Cab suit all in this depart^ one released.
Feb. 19, at 10, a.m., the tend them, although the
Notice.
ment.
-o-Mr. E. S. Coffey, has Brushy Fork and Poplar present law says "It shall be
For sale. 900 acres of land,
Grove alliances will meet at the duty of teachers to at
-oon Rich Mountain, Watauga
MISS EMMA WINN,
sed his school at Cove the poor house for the pur
tend the institute," Yet the (Graduate Greensboro Female College County, on which is asbestos, In connection with my
ek Academy, and has pose of consolidating. All the present year of t he six schools
and fine land for sheep ranch. other business I run a
le to River Side North members of both alliances in this, and partially in this
PRINCIPAL.
Sales private. L. D. Lowe &
rolina, where he will com- are requested to be present; township but one teacher at
J. T. Furgerson, Ex'trs. of
te his Law course under also Bro, I W. Thomas is tended the teachers institute, This Institution of learning is Mrs. A. P. Calloway, deed.
asked to be present, if con We need uniformity in teach
situated in one of the mostpictur
. G. N. Folk.
Banner Elk, Nov.45. '90.
venient to do so.
ing, and the institute can ac esque and hospitable sections of
-We clip from the News —An amiable young man, complish much in this direc the State, and rare oppotunities
d Observer a very interes- of Washington Co., Tenn., tion if the teachers will at are here offered for a practical,
and cheap education. The school
which we think is equal to
g communication, by our sta rted o u t some weeks a go tend.
to make a brilliant career by
H. A. D. now has an enrollment of over
any in the county, and wt
lexander Bill" and invite
100 pupils. Latin, French, and
stealing twenty-two head of
guarantee our prices as lov*
ffi of our readers to see it. hogs, two cows, one horse;
all the English branches taught.
ATTENTION !
For full particulars address the
as any in the County
ere is an error in the s< c- got married three times in My duties confine me closely to
Principal at
d proposition, second line, one week, and with his last Carolina, and I would exchange,
Thanking my customersfo
SUTHERLAND, N. C.
on favorably terms, $10,000 of
A pamphlet of Information and ab
large areas" should be wife fled \ to North Carolina. stock in a phosphate company
past favors, I remain
stract of the laws, Showing How to/
.Obtain Patents, Caveats, Trade/
Very Respectfully,
id instead of "acres" as it This will no doubt, be an ac. in Florida, my late residence, for
A. Marks, Copyrights, sent free./
FOR DYSPEPSIA,
.Add»« MUNN <&. CO.
cession to the Old North State a suitable farm in the mountains.
Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, use
361 Broadway,
peared in the clip, also in of which we may well be
New York.
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS.
ALEX. Q. HOLLADAY,
r paper.
All dealers keep it, 81 per bottle. Genuine has
W. L, Bryan.
proud.
Raleigh, N, C. trade-mark and crossed red lines on wrapper.
rectifies! Groceries
Clothing,
Gent's Furnishing
Hotel and Feed
STABLE
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Democrat
C., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY, 19, 1891.
ar Correspondent.
•DEALERS IN,
W.'W.YinflWi of ''blocks
pf five" notoriety and ux-As
sistant Postmaster General
Clarkson, both shining-lights
We have now, 011 hand a in the republican national
complete line of
committee are, if my infor
mant isn't mistaken, and lie
' GENERAL MERCHAN assures me that he isn't, now
handling "blocks of five''
DISE.
hundred dollar bills, as the
•CONSISTING OF,disbursing officials of .Tav
Gould's Western Union Tele
Try Goods,]
graph lobby which is said to
[Motions,]
have divided $50,000among
[Groceries,]
certain members of the
House for the purpose of de
[Shoes,]
feating Mr. Wan a makers
[Hats,]
postal telegraph bill. The
[Hardware,]
bill has really never had
[Tinware,]
much chance of getting
[Glassware,]
through, because of a lack of
[Crockery,]
general interest in it, but
Dudley and Clarkson made
[Medicines,]
which we are offering at Gould believe that it was
certain to go through,nnleas
something was promptly
done to prevent it, and the
We also take in exchange particular "something' in
goods,
this case was the paying out
of a big pile of the "little
Wheat,
Corn,
wizards'' money.
Rye,
Another scheme backed by
Oats,
a big lobby is the Nicaragua
Chicken
Canal company's bill mak
Eggs,
ing the United States Gov
&etc,
ernment endorse $1000,000,
SO IYE US A CALL.
000 of its bonds. This lob
by is made up of members of
O
to
both political parties, and
May the 15th. 1890. all of them are ei ther officials
or ex-officials of either the
W. B. COUNC1LL, JR.
House or Senate, which gives
them unexcelled facilities for
ATTORNEY AT LA V.
reaehing Congressmenfaci 1 iBoone, N. C. ties that they have not neg
W. B. COUNCILL, M. D. lected. The bill will pass the
Senate without a doubt, but
Boone, N. C.
Resilient Physician. Office by the time the House hears
on King Street north of Post from thecounrt.v it will prob
•Office.
ably strike a big snag, al
though the lobby hopes to
E F. LOV1LL
rush it through during the
ATTORNEY AT T AW,
closing hours.
Bomie N. C.
The administration scheme
for killing the free coinage
DR. L. C. PEEVES.
bill is now being boldly
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
worked by the anti-silver
Office at Residence.
majority of the House com
Boone, N. C.
mittee oir' coinage, ft gives
L. D. LOWE,
Mr. Harrison two chances of
killing
the bill without
squarely vetoing it. The aim
-ANDis to keep the bill in commit
tee u n d er pre ten se of " hea rNOTARY PUBLIC,
ings" until within ten days
VNNER'S ELK. N. C.
of the end of the session;
then it will be reported. If
the House lias time to vote
DENTIST, upon it, and passes it. Mr.
I.K PARK, NORTH CAROLINA.
Harrison may then quietly
Iters his professional services dispose of it by what is
the people of Mitchell, known as a "pocket" veto,
itnn<»-a and adjoining conn- .
,
I,.; PH .ttsryo had ma trial mod ^,»ot
to the expiration of the Fiftyan d a 11 work g na ra ntend,
May 11 y first Congress.
The nnti-silveites claim
E. S. Blackburn. that the vote of the House—
F. Morpliew.
Jc erxon, N.C.
[arion, N. C.
184 to 127—sustaining a de
[iORPHEW & BLACKBURN cision of the Speaker declar
ing Mr. Elands motion to at
ATTTORNEYS AT LAW.
Will practice in the courts tach the free coinage bill as
If Ashe. Watauga and Mitch- an amendment to an appro
ll counties, also in the Fed- priation bill to be out of or
Inl courts of the Dist.. and der, makes it certain that
iprome Court of the State. the free coinage bill cannot
>1lection of claims solid ted. pass, but the claim is not
uT.TO.
based upon a solid founda
tion. There were only eleven
ATTENTION !
republicans who voted aii'v duties confine me closely to
,v unt ies confliie nie
u,
sustaining the Speak1
olina, and I would exenange, t->
_ . .
7
'ivorable terms, $10,000 of er, and it is wen known that
k in a phosphate company there is a much laiger 1111111"Torida, my late residence, for her of republicans in the
•itablefarm in the mountains.
House who would vote for
AJLEX. Q. HOI DA DAY
Raleigh, N. C. • free coinage pure and simple,
General Merchandise
Lowest Prices
r
LESM & GO,,
Attorney at Lew
.
WILVAR,
NO. 30.
if they were given a chance Til E MINUTES OF THE THREE tion; and he further declares
They Are Passing Away.
FORK ASSOCIATION AGAIN.
to do so. There was a prop
that "protection by tariff
There will
osition a few days since to Editor Democra t:
as a general principle, is cans in the be fewer republi
next House of
ha ve the Senate put the free For the past three weeks I wrong." Judge Peffer also Representatives than have
coinage bill on one of the ap. have noticed some articles in expresses strong opposition sat in any House since the gpropria tion bills as a rider, I the columns of your paper to the force bill, and in the o. p. was organized. The fol
but when it was suggested 'concerning the minutes of matter of silver he wants free io wing shows the number of
that the republicans of the the Three Fork Association. coinage and apparently ev republicans elected to each
House might add as another I have nothing to say in re erything else which lie thinks Congress since the birth of
the party:
rider on the same bill, the gard to who is responsible for will give the people more rnon Thi rty-fourt h .
..108
force bill, the idea lost popu the general appearance of ey. But at present it is 110- Thirty-fifth .<
, ,..92
larity with the democrats. A these minutes, but, while the ticable that he is not insist Thirty-sixth
...114
T h i rty-se ven th
10 0
caucus of the House demo subject is before tbejnembers ing 011 the extreme demands
Thirty-eighth
106
crats passed a resolution of the churches who compose of the Alliance for govern
Thirty-ninth
145
asking that the committee the Association, I think it in ment loans of paper money Fortieth
143
report the silver bill.
159
order to make a few sugges 011 deposits of farm products Forty-first
Mr. B1a i n es reei pr oci ty tions. We know that the and on lands.—Observer.
Forty-second
131
Forty-third
195
treaty with Brazil is being- character and standing of
108
worked for all it is worth to our Association abroad is Ugly Fight Between Horse and Jack. Forty-fourth
Forty-fifth
140
carry' the ship subsidy job judged by the minutes we
Forty-sixth..
30
through the House, and send out, and, right here, I A battle to the death took Forty* seven th
152
in Mercer county yes Forty-ei gh th
from present indications the would like to give my idea
119
138
probabilities are in favor of of what the man who holds terday between a valuable Forty-ninth
saddle stallion and ajackass Fiftieth
152
its doing it.
the office of Clerk of an
170
belonging to William Thom Fifty-first
The democrats of the an Association should be.
87
as, a stock-raiser. A few days Fifty-second
House have put themselves He should be a man who is
It looks as if the g. o. p.
on record as opposed to the fully competent to prepare ago a mad dog bit Thomas' were pretty well done for.—0^
extravagant salary list of the manuscript while the little boy and the stallion. cala, Ela,.) Herald.
the World's Fair Commis business of the Association is Yesterday the horse went
mad, and kicking down the
sion.
being transacted, there-by
The intelligence of the having each days proceed door to the jack's stall, be THE democrats are mak
death of Representative Phe- ings ready for the press gan biting him. The jack re ing great effort to have a
lan, of Tennessee, who died when the last exercises of the taliated, and for fifteen min Constitutional convention
at Nassau on January 30, day are done, and on the utes they fought, using their called in Connecticut to give
did not reach this city until following morning send it on teeth, heels and fore-feet. Fin that State a democratic form
of government.
Saturday after-noon. It was to some thoroughly compe ally the jack tore the stall
known that his health was tent publisher who will have ion's left ear off with his teeth At present towns like Hart
bad, but his closest friends the minutes printed and re and the stallion then bit a ford and New Haven, with
were greatly shocked to turned to the churches al piece from the jack's neck. ten and twenty thousand in
This seemed to make the jack habitants. have no greater
learn of his death,
most as soon as the members more ferocious than ever, and representation in the legisla
When the Senate got of the Associa tion reach their
through amending the eight homes. Such is the custom of grabbing the lower part of ture than towns of a few hun
hour bill it would scarcely some of the associations in the stallion's neck in his teeth dred people. Up in the New
have been recognized by its North Carolina,and there&re he tore out the windpipe. England States, what we call
best friends. It is believed men belonging to - the Three But the high-mettled stall townships are known as
that the republicans hope to Fork Association, who are ion did not give up, and be towns, and representation is
kill the bill by getting it into frilly competent to do this. fore falling he kicked the jack based on them rather than
on the left hind leg, breaking- on the counties, as with us.
a conference com m ittee and
li e do not wish to cast any it just below the hock. He The republicans oppose any
keeping it there until the ses reflections upon the present
then fell dead. The jack utter change. How they can resist
sion ends.
clerk, but he states that af ed a loud, long bray and the justice of the proposition
Begining to-day fhe Senate ter his return home from the
will have evening sessions Mitchell county Association, went back into his stable. seems incomprehensible. But
daily to the end of the ses (which was some time after He was covered with blood they do, and here is an argu
sion. The House -may or the Three Fork's,) he prepar and wounded un-to death, so ment on their side taken
may not follow suit. The ed the manuscript and sent that his master killed him to from the columns of The Pal
fact of the matter is that it to the press for publica put him out of his misery. ladium:
evening sessions have never tion; which proves there was The boy was taken to a mad- "To amend the constitu
been favorably regarded by a delay on his part that stone. The stone stuck three tion as the democrats desire
the friends of legitimate leg could have been avoided, had times and he shows no signs would be to give to the dem
islation, although it has been the manuscript been prepar of madness. It is believed he ocratic party the absolute
control of every State office
customary to have them at ed and sent off as above sug will recover.
and every office in the gift of
the fag end of every'Congress. gested .
BAPTIZED IN HER COFFIN.
a State officer or the General
The pension sharks made As a result of these long de
Assembly. It would be to
no mistake in counting upon lays, the members and friends
M rs. Ma ry Ty ree, a ged 23, place the selection of our
the assistance of the iepub- of the Association, who are
was thrown out of a wagon United States Senators in
lican Senators to cut out re desirous of reading a min
in a runaway last fall and the hands of the democrats
duction in fees placed in the ute, has interest in what was
her spine was injured so that for all time. It would be to
pension appropriation bill by said and done during the ses
she became an invalid. She hand over to the control of
the House. The Senate made sion long before they ha ve the
gradually! sank, and last the ignorant and vicious
the attorneys fee for all fu pleasure of seeing a minute; Monday fore-noon she
was masses of the cities the Gen
ture increases of pension $5, and not only this, but it al pronounced dead. All
arinstead of $52, as the House so injures the character and rangements had been made eral Assembly, the great
had it, and upon motion of standing of the Association. for the funeral, when in a high court of our State."
Mr Quay the new fee is only 'Though we are not very gasping voice Mrs. Tyree We think we have heard
applications filed after this near the railroad, we all informed the friends at some such utterances before;
bill becomesa law. That mo know of the daily mails over her bedside that she had but the conditions to which
tion, if not interferred with most of the country. Then "come back to life to be bap they applied are very differ
by the House, is estimated to let us make use of all the fa tized." Dr. Myers, her physi ent from what exists in Con
be worth more than $5,000, cilities we have, and come as cian, was called, and advised necticut where all the people
000 to the pension attorneys. near up with the. times as that the request he granted. are white and where they
Mr. Harrison is still wrest possible, and by so doing, Accordingly Revs. W. A. have had free schools for all
ling with the army of hungry avoid all unnecessary and ad Gross and J. F. Strait were the people for a century.
republicans, each of whom verse circumstances in the fu called in and the rite ad Alter this we hope to hear
ministered by the immersion nothing more about South
wants to be Secretary of the ture.
PEREGRINE.
of the lady in a baptistory ern matters from Connecticut
Treasury.
formed of the zinc lining of republicans.—News and Ob
Boone, Feb. 1891.
her burial casket. On being
Peter Humble, a paralytic,
raised from the water the server.
was burned to death it his The republicans are not lady began singing and re
home in Randolph county, a- likely to get much help from joicing, and, what was re A bill has been introduced
bout three miles from Ashe- the new Alliance Senator, markable, her voice was
boro, Wednesday of last Peffer, of Kansas. He says strong and natural. In 1he into the Legislature of Indi
bed once more
for
week. He and his little boy he has left the party for good. a cup of coffee she called she ana providing that any man
and said
were alone at home when the Moreover he is against the felt like,. eating something. who shall be proven guilty
house caught fire. He was high tariff and favors one of Although she was weak she of whipping his wife shall
about
per cent on an av
helpless, and the boy not erage. 20 We believe that free had 110 difficulty in breath himself receive sixty lashes,
"
able to drag him from the trade, absolute-in many ar ing and lay very quiet, sleep and that the public shall be
building, though he was him ticles, is offtiines the very ing well through the night
and resting easily. There
self seriously burned in Ins ef best form of protection," he are hopes of her recovery.— admitted to the jail yard to
see him whipped.
forts to save his father.—Ex. said in his speech to the Ka n- I Yew York Herald.
sas legislature after his elec
-
—
�The Watauga Democrat
D. B. Dougherty, Editor.
K C. Rivers, Publisher
THE NEY MYTH.
Romantic Story of the Great Soldier's
Career in America.
alive. Some believe that the | They have done much in rnaA COMPLETE NEWS IV
Rev. Eleazar Williams was ny oter States. In North Car
PER!
Bb
%
the son of Marie Antoinette,; olina they could have elected
The
f the North CaroliK,
Press."
and some believe that Brig-; a Senator and have elected
Do
aid in building
ham Young did not die, but , nearly all theReprsentatives.
ii p a
mil reflect the
went off to live somewhere And so they could have done
greatest |||M on North Caroli1111 der an assumed name.
in many other States. In
ha, no matter whure i
Aftep a]1? it is we]| that the
seen? Then pa+ronizt
South Carolina they have a
7 It e i 1'Urn /' nm&ESr
Ney myth has been made the United States Senator and
LARGE GKfilT-l
theme of a book. It will now could have elected one in j In order to encourage our friends to help us in our ef DoAyou want a rS5
attract more attention, and | Georgia, but. preferred Gen. forts to raise our subscription list several hundred within j giving you all the n
the evidence against it will I Gordon, as they did Senator the next few months, we have decided to make some PIIE- world—a Democratic
| Mil M Oii EltS to clubbers which we a re $ ure will encour that equals the bestbe presented in a way that Vance in our own State.
largest circulation, and
will dispose of the story for The condition of things is ' age some active persons to go to work and make a nice i wenty-one years been i pr
ever.—Constit u tion.
very different in the West thing for themselves, and at the same time help to build and factorin thegrowth and r1 velopment of the Old
No
from what it is in the South. up their home paper.
State? Then subscrbe foi ^
THE APPORTIONMENT.
If divissions in the Democra
THE WILMINGTON M ESSENO E.
cy occur in the South then
•0
Campaign Rartes:
The new apportionment
the supremacy of the whites
The "Daily Messenger," by
bill adopted by the Radical
mail, 4 months on trial, for
Congress will not go into ef departs, and Radicalism re
#2.00
turns to power, hungry, bit
km
fect until March 1893. The
The weekly "Transcript Mes
new House of Representatives ter, blundering, having learn To the person securing us fifty CASH subscribers by the senger," (the largest and
ed nothing from defeat and
will consist of 356 membersfirst day of Aprile, 1890, we will give as a premium, on best paper in the State) 9
an increase of twenty-four privation. We trust that the delivery of the ifames a Genuine
months on trial for #1.00
Gash in advance. Both
members. By this new ar battle in 1892, will be waged
between the hosts of demo ?ra
papers are large Eight -Page
SINGER SEWING MACHINE
rangement, Alabama, Arkan
sheets. Send Postal Cgrd
sas, California, Colorado, cy and Radicalism -between This Machine is strictly first class in every partiular, and with the address of five per
the lovers and friends of a
Georgia, Kansas, Massachu
retails regularly at #40.00, it: is a perfect jem and is well sons and receive sample cop
setts, Michigan, Missouri, Consti tu t i on a 1 Go vern ment worth ever cent of the money.
ies of THE MESSENGER.
Oct. 1st, 1888. tf.
New Jersey, Oregon, Wash and the advocates and emis
-Gisaries of usurpation and des
ington and Wisconsin, each
potism.
FOE A CLUB OF FIFTEEN
gain one member. Illinois,
TAKE THE
Minnesota,
Pen nsyl van ia
To the person sending us a club of fifteen we will give on
SNOW TWO MII.ES DEEP.
m i Alton R. R,
and Texas each gain two
delivery of the same, the ino«t valuable book known to
-GOING"Yes, I have been in a eoun the'English-speaking people. Who can d6 business of amembers. Nebraska gains
three
try where the snow is two ny kind, without that great volume,
West and Northwest.
The Electoral College will miles deep," said N. B. LazWEBSTER'S UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY ?
consist of 444 members, but aI'd a mining expert from
Emigrants going to any of the
the election in 1892. will be Tombstone, Ariz, to a Chica This is no shoddy edition, but is the complete work in be;-tern States or Territories
held under the old appor go Tribune man. MI'. Lezard heavy leather, and has, up to a few months since, always will save time and money going
Chicago and Alton
tionment. In 1896, the elec was in the East during the re sold for #12. Think of this wonderful book for only fif via. the quickest route to route,
t is
tion will be upon the basis of cent. snow-Jorm, and was teen subscribers toAour home paper.
KANSAS CITY, DENVER,
the new. But is the Elector talking about what, the peo
PTJEB LO,
-Oal College system to continue ple of Pennsylvania called a
CLUBBING RATES.
The Ney myth comes to
the front once more, and this
time it is elaborately setforth
in a book written by Rev. J.
A. Weston,' of Hickory, N. C.
Mr. Weston is an Episcopal
clergyman, a scholarly gen
tleman, and he is firmly con
vinced that the Peter Stew
ard Nay who taught school
and died in Rowan county,
N, C., in 1846, was the veri
table Michael Ney, the Mar
shal of France, who was call
ed by Napoleon the bravest
of the brave.
In this strangely interest
ing book we are told the
names and given the testirno
ny of many prominent citi
zens of the Caralinas who
knew Peter Steward Ney, and
who was satisfied that he was
that he was the great French
soldier. From all accounts
the man was the very image
of the Marshal. He was the
very reticent, but occasional
ly took too much wine, and
then made admissions tend
ing to show that he was Mi
chael Ney. He tried to com
mit suicide when he heard of
Napoleon's death. He told
Col. Houston, of Iredell Co.,
North Carolina, that when
he marched to the place of ex forever? Why this circumlo blizzard.
CLUBS OF TEN.
ecution he found that the sol cution process? Why-not a "They thought the two
For ten new subscribers we will give an extra Steeldiers detailed to do the work direct vote?
foot fall of snow was some
Engraving 30 x 40 inches, which is cheap at #5.00, and is
belonged to his old command. The democrats have 800. thing to talk about," con
He whispered to them to aim 000 or more majority in the tinued the yisitor, "but if truly a magnificent picture. Make clubs at once.
National Democrat and Watauga Democrat for
high. They obeyed him, and Union, over all races, and they would visit Alaska, aOm dollar and seventy-five cents per yenrWM
when the volley was fired he nearly a million and one bout 200 miles up the Yukon
fell, was pronounced dead quarter white majority over River, they would find snow
and his body turned over to white republicans. It would that for miles is so thick
h
&
& |2
his friends. He went secretly not do far a direct vote as that the banks almost reach
to Bordeaux, where he took the democrats would sweep the'skies. If it keeps on ac
a vessel to Charleston, land the country by a million ma cumulating as fast as it has
ing there in January, 1816. jority. In 1892, the elector during the last 10 years
Now, what are the facts on al vote will be four hundred scientific men will not be able
the other side? The North and twenty—necessary to a to say, truthfully, the earth
GRAND OPENING! NEW GOODS.
Carolina Ney was a school choice, two hundred and elev is round.
-oteacher. The real Ney was a en. The States given above "I was in Alaska in ihe
man of hardly any education. will gain in the Electoral Col Consoflake regions in 1885,
The North Carolina Ney some lege as they gain in Repre and that year the snow fall
times got drunk. The real sentatives. The gain for the w a s qu i te hea vy. 8 n o vv t ha t.
Ney was noted for his abste republicans is supposed to falls there remains, for it
mious habits.
be 17; while the democrats never melts. A prospector
Why should any secrecy get but 7. The republicans named Jim Thomas saw
It is gratifying to us to announce to our numerous
have been necessary? If Ney may slip up and will slip up with me during that trip, customers that we have now, and still arriving the largest
had escaped he would have in their calculations. They and one beautiful morning stock of goods ever brough to Watauga, We ha ve recent
ly bought in Philadelphia and Knoxville #6000.00 worth
been free, and perfectly safe on will not carry in 1892, what he fell from a glacier about of NEW GOODS.
Our stock consists of all varieties of
these shores. He was not they carried in 1888, and by 100 feet. The fall broke both g o o d s kept in a first class store. We have a nice line of
obliged to remain in exile. many votes and States. They his legs, one of his arms, ready made CLOTHING that we are offering Low down.
Amnesty was granted by try to get the lion's share, and crushed in several ribs,
SHOES!
OVER-SHOES!
BOOTS ! %
Louis XVIII, Charles X and but the people will probably besides injuring him inter
Ladies dress goods in all qualities, colors and prices.
Louis Philippe and if Ney interfere and thwart their nally. He was conscious Gents furnishing goods! Collars, cuffs, Neckware, shirts
had been living he would ends. They have resorted when I reached him, and he socks and anything you want in the latest styles. HATS!
have returned to France un to man3 7 rascally plans and told me he knew he was go to suit men, women and children. Hardware, crockery,
der the reigns of either of dodges to circumvent the ing to die. He begged me.to farming utinsels, &c in great quantities. Our goods were
democrats and cheat them, see that his mother and his bought'at a bargain and we propose to give our customers
these sovereigns.
the benefit of them, tome and see our fine stock and you
But this! is not all. The but the end cometh.
sister in the East received all will be sure to buv. Extra inducements will be offered for
story will not hold water. It is thought by some that the property he had left in the next 60 days for C ASH . We take all kinds of produce
Napoleon told his friends at before the new apportion Harrisburg. I promised, and and live stock a specialty. Thanking onririends for past
ptaronage, we hope to merit it in the future by honest
St. Helena all about Ney's ment goes into operation have fulfilled the trust.
dealings and good oargainx, we are
execution. He, at least, that three other States will "Just before he died he
Very Respectful!/
would have been informed of be admitted—Ucall, New Mex asked me to pray for him,
ico and Arizona.
his old marshall's escape.
and, for the first time since I
E . H. D O U G H E R T Y & BROMontholon in his memoirs
had knelt beside my mother
THE BATTLE IN 1892.
describes the e x e c u t i o n .
when a little boy, I got down
Bourienne gives minute de It begins to look as if in on my knees and asked God
tails. The members of the 1892, there would be several to receive the soul that was
j S. P. ANGEL
Ney family have time and a- candidates for President. It about to depart. 1 prayed as
gain repudiated the North is about certain that the Wes I never had prayed since,
•DEALERS IN—
Carolina Ney.
tern Alliance men will have and meant all I said. There
And yet many of the best one. If the Southern Alli was a smile on poor Thom
and most intelligen t people of ance should follow in the as's face when I said "Amen"
Carolinas have believed for wake, there will be a good and with a most peaceful ex If you think of buying
^ v /gv~- &
SEIVING MACHINE,
the past sixty years, and still prospect of dividing the white pression on his countenance,
..V
believe, that Peter Steward vote, breaking up the "Solid he breathed his last. I bur and want to save CASH , write me
X V v y.\
Ay)
Ney. the school-teacher, was South" and electing a Black ied him in the snow, and to for prices. I carry a lull line of
:—"L;; •
'\i
needles and
.
the famous hero of the First Republican condidate. We do day, if his body could be Shuttles, parts ,such as Drivers, fj
Bobbins,
Empire. They believed it be not believe that the South found, I know it would look Oils etc., all of which can be
cause he looked like Ney, liv ern men* bers will be willing as natural as the moment he sent by mail.
ing a life of mystery and now to divide the whites that died—peaceful expression and I have a good line of fishing
Tackles, Trout Flies, Hook; .
and then telling a confiden they may be conquered. The
Lines etc,
Seins a specia;ty.
all."
tial friend that he was Mich Kansas Alliance is much en
vvi lsend them out by mail.
ael Ney. It is useless to ar couraged as they say that in
S,
P. ANGEL,
IE YOUR
HUB,
gue with people when they one year they have elected Or you are all worn RACYC ACgood for noth
out, really
KNOXVILiLF.,
ing,
take up a. fad. Some people five members to Congress and
BRO it ia general debil ity Try
try's IRON HITTERS.
cleanse your
believe that Wilkes Booth is one United States Senator. It will cure you, good appetite.liver, and give
a
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never before heard of. Giv
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apr 20 ly.
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Our Office is Opposite U.S. Patent Office,
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�Tlie W atauga Democrat
PUBLIC SAFETY jTHEUEWYUASII
1890f
Dr. Phillips, of Watauga, The United States has
introduces a bill on the pub no t h i n g t o g a i n b y t h e a n
D. B. Dougherty, Editor.
lic printing. It provides for a nexation of Canada.
E C. Rivers, Publisher contract to do the public
-0DEMANDS
priming for the next two Admiral Porter died in That only honest and reliable medicines
With the openening of the With its ups and downs
should be placed upon the market. It can
A DEMOCRATIC family news-i years at 15 percent less than
not, therefore, be stated too emphatically,
New Year w ewish to say tothe! is slowly, but surely, warring
Washington city the 13th.
per devoted to the interests of
nor repeated too often, that all who are in
good people of Watauga and I and as it closes we wish to
need of a genuine Blood - purifier should
County, State and Nation. Pub the rates allowed by theCode.
be sure and ask for
surrounding counties that we I thank our many customer#'
lished every Thursday at Boone, j This is a sensible bill and
Gen. Sherman's condition
are now prepared to sell you! for their vcrv hberaJL patr;,nWatauga County, N.C.
ought to pass and relieve the was much improved the!3th.
more goods for
age, and quote
some
legislature of that "hole" in
Sarsaparilla. Your life, or that of some one
of i>ui" leading n r r i r j e s , with
Thursday I<eb. 19th, 7897. which they are ready to slip,
near and dear to you, may depend on the
tin promise that during the
use of this well-approved remedy in prefer
Mast, N. C.,
and saye to the tax payers
ence to any other preparation of similar
Feb. 10, 1891. name. It is compounded of Honduras sar And betterQOofis t h a n it h ; remainder of the present year
Cleveland has written a let the snug sum of $3000, bo
""-givey du goods as cheap
saparilla (the variety most rich in curative
ever been your gooV'i
properties), stillingia, mandrake, yellow
s can be bought on the South
ter which was read before the nus anuallv. The legislature Editor Democrat:
dock, and the iodides. The process of man
Reform Club meeting in New cannot afford to let the con There seems to be more ufacture i3 original, skilful, scrupulously lo get in Elk iTC,, or~m any ern Markets, and for the year
clean, and such as to secure the very best
other country (own m the
York on the 13th, opposing tract on printing to any fav sickness on Cove Creek than medicinal qualities of each ingredient. This mountains.
1 medicine is not boiled nor heated, and is,
the free coinage silver bill, ored individuals, but to the there has been for a nuir ber therefore, not a decoction; but it is a com
pound extract, obtained by a
ex
now pending before Congress. lowest responsible parties. of years. After having had clusively our own, of the bestmethodmost
and
from fifty to seventy pupils powerful alteratives, tonics, and diuretics
This letter lias caused a con Why could not the sontract
We promise, as in the past by
known to pharmacy. For the last forty
has been carefully selected
siderable flurry among the have been given to Mr. Ashe in school here, at the Austin years, Ayer's
from the Northern Markets,
democrats all over- the coun instead of Mr. Daniels, when school house for the past
Fair Dealings,
and we can thereby save you
three weeks, and no com
try. Mr. Cleveland holds to Mr. Ashe proposed to do the
plaint of sickness up to last j lias been the standard blood-purifier of the the percent of the middle To merit a liberal share of th
the same policy on the silver work at 15 per cent less?
world—no other approaching it in popular
men, which you are bound to
Its form
question as hedid while presi Was it because the Alliance Friday evening; I was sur confidence or universal demand. physicians pay if you purchase of iner- patronage of our customers in
ula is approved by the leading
and druggists. Being pure and highly
dent, antagonizing many of men hated editor Ashe on ac prised when I reached the centrated, it is the most economical of con charifs who buy goods from
any
the democrats who differed count of the bitter feeling ex school-house to-day to 'find possible blood medicine. Every purchaser Southern Dealers.
of Sarsaparilla should insist upon having
with him then. Now the isting between Mr. Ashe and that out of that number on this preparation and see that each bottle
And adjoining counties.
Southern and Western demo President Polk? ReooPeet ly eight of them were able to bears the well-known name of
attend. The complaint seems
J. C. Ayer & Co.,
crats are more united in fa members of the legislature,
Don't be satisfied with Hie
Lowell, Mass.
vor of the free coinage than that unless you vote for Dr. to have taken them instant
words of praise from others,
TO MER< HANTS.
In every
of the globe
ever', while the Alliance men Phillips' bill or some one ly almost,somewhat like 1 lie saparilla is quarterto be the bestAyer's Sar, but come and be CONVINCED
proved
re.medy for
We wish to call your especial
EowOl druggists
of all hitherto party affilia close akin to it, the question la grippe of a year ago, with all diseases of the blood. superior excellence that we ha ve on hand the attention to our enormous stock
testifying to
an aching of both bones and unite inmedicine and the its great popularity best selected stock of BOOTS,
of this
to
tion north, west, and south will be asked when you get
in the city of its manufacture.
(Men's & Boys) SHOES , in all
-OFare united in favor of the free home "why did you not do muscles.
I may be kindly considered Ayer 's Sarsaparilla styles and best qualities.
coinage bill. It appears now so arid save the tax payers?"
HARDWARE.
Gent's and Ladies furnish
PREPARED BY
that Grover Cleveland has, Prepare to give the people to be bragging, but allow me
ing goods in thegreatest pro
You can save money by giving
by his letter, made matters who sent you to Raleigh an to say that I think the intel DR. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowe!!, Mass. fusion,
us your order for nails, tyre and
lect of this school district is field by Druggists. #1, six $5. Worth 85 a bottls.
rather uncertain about his honest answer to any ques
rolled iron, chains, and, in fact,
TO THE LADIES, A WORD. anything in this line, as we buy
re-nomination for the presi tion that may be asked you. certainly bright, considering
them in large lots direct from
Notice.
the opportunities of those odency. We believe that this
Narth Carolina, AnhefCounty, in
We wish you to examine the manufactures.
position of Mr. Cleveland will Blaine seems to h a v e bedient children who compose
the Superior Court.
1
our complete line of dressj Notice to
eause a third party to spring- knocked out Harrison, Mc- it. Having some knowledge G. L, Denny
DRY GOODS.
goods, consisting of
Vs.,
} take
up at once and the Alliance Kinley et al, with one blow of those and their opportuni
Cashmeres,
Consisting of
Milllie J. Benny.J depositions.
Flannel Suiting,
Worsteds,
men will run a candidate for from his reciprocity club. The ties of other sections of the It anpeaing to the court, upon
Trecott Flannels,
Henriettas,
President in 1892, upon this popularity of opening the county, I think those of this affidavit, that tlie defendant can
Plaid Flannels,
French flannel,
section are fully equal to, if not be found in this state, after
issue if no other. It is now markets of Brazil to our pro
Saxony, prints.
Jersy flannels,
due dilligeuce, and that she is a.
almost certain that there ducts, even in the limited they < 1 o not surpass, nurubers party to the above en ti tied action
Ginghams, etc., etc.
Nuuis v e i l i n g ,
Ladle's Dress, in Bemiefca
will be no free coinage bill way the present reciprocity of others in many respects. It is therefore ordered that notice
A r m a d i l l o c l o t h , Cloth from 25 cts to one dollar
passed this session, but we treaty does, gives an idea of Having visited a number of be published in the Watauga Dem a n d , i n f a c t , a full l i n e of a l l per yard. All kinds of laces in
believe the democrats will how Die country will receive those who are sick, I found ocrat, a weekly paper iuthetown I t h e m o s t f a s i o n a b l e f a b r i c s Van dike points, etc. Shawls and
of Boone, for four successive
ladle's coats in the latest styles.
pass such a bill next winter, the opening of the markets several of them reclining on weeks, notiymg her, the said Mil f o r l a d i e s w e a r .
Large stock of satin and grr stheir beds with a good book ley J. Denny that on the 13th day
of the entire world to our
however.
grain ribbon, table linen and oil
products, which will be done in their hands, which indi of March, 1891, at the office of
IN
cloth.
Crocket Bower, Esq., in the town
An investigation of our en as soon as the democrats are cates a great thirst for in for of Perry ville. W. Va., the plain
tire pension system aiid the in power in both the legisla motion. Hew much better tiff will take the depositions of Our stock in this line is fresh
the elimination of names not tive and executive branches time could be spent if the Isaac Day and others, to be used from the Taylor's shears and
girls and boys, and even the in evidence in the trial of said the greatest pains have be m
properly upon the rolls, can of the Government.
pending
the superi
adults, would be found in this cause now of Ashe incounty, at taken in their selection as to Sugar.
not be staved off much lon
or court
Coffee,
style, make and flnnish. If
ger. When such republican The principal object of the way or position, at the study which time and place she may ap you need a suit of clothes we
Rice, Oat-meal,
pear and cross-examine if she so
Pickles, Bacon,
papers as the New York Trib manipulators of the recent of some good book, which al desires. This Feb. 2nd, 1891.
will make it save you money
Lard, Salt,
une join with the democratic Indian pow -wOw at Wash ways has a tendency to ele
to buy of us.
• C. E. Gravbeal, C. 8. C.
Flour,
vate our minds above the T. J. Hackler, Atty tor Plntff.
and independent press in ask ington seems to have been to
Pepper,
ing for such an investigation, make arrangements in favor weak and groveling things of
Spice,]
NOTICE.
in the greatest abundance, and]
it is high time for the small of the Interior department this tattling and back-biting State of North Carolina, Ashe
at prices that will surprise you.
Bacon, Flour,
fry republican sheets to with retaining charge of the In world. She stands in disguise
county, Superior court.
Lard, Sugar,
7 their opposition. Hon dians. Of course the Indians as a friend, and mounts up J. II. Barton administrator of
draw
OOTS M &HO ES.
. 1
Coffee, Rice,
Deism PIuminer dceased,
est pensioners have nothing prefer being under that de on his prey. So, I think our
OOTS
^HOES.
Vs.
Canned goods.
to fear from this investiga partment, because they know best fortification againt her Martha West and husband, Win.
Salt, syrups,
I11 Foot-wear, we almost <lefl
tion, which we trust will be very well that a repetition of with all her mighty powers, West, Lutitia Davis and husband
competition, as our stock wail
Pepper, Spice,
Wm. Davis, Car ie
Wi
purchased before the advanrj
Ginger, and
u n d e r t a k e n b y t h e n e x t their recent deviltry would is a jenuine, true principle, ley Gray, John H, D. Gray and
Plummer
in prices. We wish to call espo
Soda.
be impossible were they un with a clear conscience and a Susan Plummer, widow of the
House, but the dishonest
This line of our stock is full ial attention to our Tap-sol
deceased.
ones, who are entirely too der tliej War department. But good solid education for the
Flesh-split
we claij
and complete, and sold al cannot be boot, that the Unitf
Notice for
be
beaten in
numerous, may well feel sha why should the Indians be right purpose, and plenty of longing totlm sale of the landsfor most at starvation prices.
Iteisin Plummer
States. We also carry a lari
good mother-wit. Then let
ky and fear the just indigna consulted?
assets.
and well selected stock of rublj
S
our enemies howl; the sword It appearing .to the satisfac
tion of the people who have
goods, in the latest and m<
II
comfortable sryles.
been and and are being rob By the time Mr. Wan a ma glisten; the cannon fire upon tion of the court by affidavit of
BOOTS
the plaintiffthat Lutitia Davis &
E
bed of millions for their ben ker receives a few thousands us, we will come out victori husband, Wm. Davis, carrie D.
ous over them all. Now, let's Gray & Wiley c. Gray & John
S
efit.
of the criticisms of his an
try to be bettered by the ex plummer are non-residents of this Our stock of Boots and
nual report which he has re
dilligent
Jay Gould is repeating his quested from all the iron ample of those children who, State, and after cannot besearch Shoes, we claim, can not be Come and exa mine our new
has been
like Henry Clay, Dr. Munsey, or served made,summons. Itfound bea ten in Western North Car elegant line of Ready-made CI
old time tactics. He is try masters he will probably con
with
is or olina, as we can fit any one ring which was carefully selei
ing to make the people of clude that he doesn't know Davul Page and other prom dered that publication be made from the hardy mountaineer as to style, fabric, make and
the Watauga Democrat, a week
Georgia believe that he in very much about running inent men of the past, be in newspaper published in Boone, to the most dainty foot that ish, and you are sure to find]
thing you need, and as cheq
found spending our leisure ly
tends to boom the city of Sa the Postoffice Department,
commanding the above n allied treads only on the softest
We
hours in reading something non-resident defendants to ap carpets. Buy of us and be the chapest. from can fit;
vannah by making it the provided of course, that the
in any suit
the snp
boy to the 250 pounder.
ocean outlet for his western postmasters have the neces that will shovv to the world pear at the office of the clerk of happy.
the Superior court in Jefferson
and Southwestern rail-roads, sary back-bone to express that we don't mean to be on the 30th day of March, 1.891,
and by establising a fine line their real opinions of the re short-sighted, and lead as and answer or demur fo thecomtray by the frivolous things plaint that is filed in said office,
—oof ocean steamers from that port.
0. E. GRAYBEAL. 0. S. C.
That we have only quoted I n end less varieties, sq
of this world; and let us try
city to some European port .
a. w. Bower, Atv for plaintiff.
a few ai't icles °ontained in our Onting-shirtS,
Perhaps Mr. Gould will do There is a slight difference to build up the weak, elevate
large stock, but invite yon
Dress-shirts,
mB J
all he says he will do, but he between what the Governor the poor and honest of all
to send us your orders, or
Under-wear,
hasn't lived up to his prom of North Carolina once said classes, instead of trying to
come and see us, and get
Collars. Cuffs,
M hat you need. If you don't
Cravats, Hose,]
ises in the past. For several to the Governor of South use some strong talk in some
Hats, caps,
years he annually told the Carolina and what the Gov way about them, or in some
want to purchase anything,
Handerchij
other mean way try to injure
come and see, and always re
citizens of St Louis that he ernor of Georgia wrote about
Gloves
them, and we will reap our
member that it is no trouble
had almost perfected ar day Gould the other day.
We cannot be turnec
to show goods.
reward by-and-b.v. This is a
rangements for the erection
, A pamphlet of Information and ab-/
Hoping to merit a large in this line for style o
\stractof the laws, showing How to/'
good rule. If you can't say
.Obtain Patents, Caveats, Trade/
of the grandest Union rail Illinois legislature has tak
share ql your trade in the fu ty. Marks, Copyrights, lent }ree./
k >
,AddrwR MUNN A CO./
road depot in the world in en 95 ballots for United anything good of a person,
ture, and hoping each and
£f?^361 Brondway,
c w or^'
all a prosperous year, weare Thanking our friei
that city, but no Union de States Senator without re be sure and say nothing bad.
H. E. P.
liberal patronage in]
most Resji.
pot has yet been built in that sult.
and hoping to merit
Ihe tireless toilers foi trade, share in the futur]
city by Mr. Gould.
ATTENTION !
Warden, the man who kill "I have used Aver's Pills for My duties confine me closely to
the past 30 years, and am sat
Coffey & Council!, most Respectful]
Idah o is a very young sta te, ed his son-in-law, S. Fugett, isfied I should not be alive to-day Carolina, and I would exchange,
on favorable terms, $10,000 of
JONES &
but it < an produce more Uni of Chattanooga, is insane.
if it had not been for them. Thgy stock in a phosphate company Elk Dank, Jan., A, 1891.
ELK PARK, Nov.,
cured me of dyspepsia, when all in Florida, my late residence, for
ted States Senators in a givf »time than any of its older Hon. A. II. II. Stewart died other remedies failed.,, —T. P. a suitablefarm in the mountains. EST All mail orders Prompt tm~N. B. AD
I
ly filled.
Bonner, Chester, pa. "Ayer,s pills
ALEX. Q. HOI LADAY,
mail shall recie vej
sitters.
at Staunton Va., the 13oh. are sold by all druggist.
Raleigh, N. C.
tent ion.
Ayer's
LESS MONEY
1891
OUR STOCK
Sarsaparilla
E AM)
Watauga
GROCERIES.
B
CLOTHING]
REMEMBER
1
A
J
—
Gent's FurnisMngGi
�—The Western Citizen after minutes of 1889.
a Rip Van Winkle sleep, for| If 1 were as subject to mis- j
To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT.
many months, has again takes as the dear brother!
Is
slightest irritation of
1 copy1 y e a r
1 .00
made its appearance, with | makes me out to be, it looks theeasily Injured—the at once affecting its
throat or larynx
1 "6 months
*
50
tone, flexibility,
the claim that it hascome to like some one in the Associa sing or speak in or power. All efforts to
public, under such condi
1 " 8 months
85
tions, become not only painful but danger
stay this time. Barring its tion would ha ve found it out, ous, and should be strictly avoided until
ADVERTISING F VTES.
politics we again wish it allj when I read the proceedings every symptom is removed. To effect A
speedy cure no other medicine is equal to
1 inch 1week
.....$ .75
success, and - as we presume j from day to day. I did some
1 " 1month
.?.T. 1.75
its nerves have becomesome-; of the business hastily be -j
1 f< 3 "
8.00
] " 6 " ...7
5.00
what steadysince the election fore the body; and the same
We propose to make it to
1 k ' | l year
7.00
it may live until t receives j being approved. Also L looks
your interest to trade with
t'liimn 1 week
9.00
The best of
rap
another shock, which of like there would have been idly soothes anodynes, this preparation deli i
1 month
18.50
irritation, strengthens the
the voice
course, will turn its toes to some errors in my first min cate organs of speech, and restores or public us, and in so doing, we give
3 "
25.00
to its tone and power. No singer
G "
37.50
utes. Notice the contrast be speaker should be without It. Lydia Thomp you some articles that are
daisies.
son, the famous actress, certifies: "Ayer's
1 year
50.00
tween the minutes of 1389 Cherry Pectoral has been of very great ser contained in our
vice to me. It improves and strengthens
Rasolufions From Daniel Boone Alli and
1890, and decide the voice, and is always effective for the
Jntered at the Postoffice at
ance, Watauga Co, N. C.
cure of colds and coughs."
for yourselves..
Bone. N. 0., as second-class
"Upon several occasions I have suffered
ENORMOUS
STOCK
from colds, causing hoarseness and entire
.] ACOB YOUN UR.
I ail matter.
Resolved: That we, the
loss of voice. In my profession of an auc
tioneer any affection of the voice or throat
on which we propose to give
Daniel Boone alliance, con
is a serious matter, but at each attack, I
you unequalled
Stennaks
have been relieved by a few doses of Ayer's
LOCAL NEWS.
demn tjje action of the alli Soim Timely ter-low ii F om Pot
Cherry Pectoral. This remedy, with ordi
nary care, has worked such a
ance caucus held in Raleigh,
—When you have a bit of
on the Eve. of the setting of Mr. EDITOR:-We arehaving
Magical Effect
news, send it to us.
our present legislature, in ex a great deal of disturbance that I have suffered very little Inconven
used it in my.family, with
—Don't forget that our
cluding the republican mem in this part of the county ience. I have also in coughs, colds, &c."— BOOTS & SHOES.
excellent results,
\Vm. H. Quartly, Minlaton, Australia.
premium offers still hold
bers from that, caucus as re caused by the marry men,
" In the spring of 1853, at Portsmouth, Va.,
ported in the Progressive hoys and even women who I was prostrated by a severe attack of ty
good.
phoid pneumonia.
Larmer of January 20th. are engaged in theliquortrafJ their remedies, andMy physicians exhausted
for one year I was cot
550 pairs Boots and
—There will be preaching
able to even articulate a word. By the ad
Re fol ved: T hat a ci> py of ic. The sons and daughters vice of Dr. Shaw I tried Ayer's Cherry Pec
in the Baptist Church here
to
joy, In
Shoes.
these Resolutions be sent to of respectable parents have toral, andone my surprise and great easily,
next Sunday, at 11, a. m.
less than
month I could converse
I
the Progreseive Farmer and already began to tipple the In a natural tone of voice.sincecontinued to
In this line we can fit and
improve and have become
a well man.
—Collector Hardin, of Ashe,
Watauga DEMOCRAT with re vile stuff, and some have ta I have often recommended the Pectoral, and, suit all. The very best val
have never known it to fail." —George Ii.
and Dep. Marshal Greer, of
quest to publish.
ken the lives of their fellow- Lawrence, Valparaiso, Ind.
ues at panic prices. See our
Mitchell, were in town last
L. L. C R T HER, men, and other vile deeds
line before buying.
Tuesday.
Sec. D. B. A. have been committed and sad
—We are informed that J.
Feb 5ill 1891.
to think it was all caused by
PREPAHED BT
T. Pirkey is selling out to
liquor, man's worst enemy.
move to Tenu. This we regret,
Leander N. C. Why do I say this? Because DR. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
TWO SOLIS AN< 1 TWO DAUGHTERS
Dry Goods.
as he is one of our best citi
Feb. 9th 1891. it not only ruins those who Bold by all Druggists. Price $1; six bottles, $8.
to mourn their irretrievable
Four thousand, five hun
zens and a good school teach,
drink to excess, but it brings
loss. Mrs. Howell was an ex Editor Democrat.
IMPORTANT.
dred yards of DRY GOODS.
er.
At 2 o'clock of the 7th Inst, sorrow, sadness and ruin up
cedent christian lady,and we
Here you will find the lat
—Milton Pennell, of the have no doubt but she has W. S. Farthing, county lec on hundreds and even thous
All persons indebted to me est styles and best qualities
Yadkin Valley, has been in gone to a brighter world to turer of the Farmers alliance, ands of innocent people who by book Acct., or otherwise,
this county prospecting for a join her husband, Amos How spoke to quite a crowd of never touch the poisonous are requested to make imme at un-heard-of prices.
ofarm. He and C. J. Cottrell ell, who preceeded her to the citizens at Timbered Ridge stuff. Men are at this timeeri diate settlement, otherwise
will probably make a deal. spirit land a number of years. school house, on the ''use gaged in this business,who. their accounts will be placed
Mr. Pennell is a good citizen, Her daughter, Mrs. Mast, is and progress of theallignce" a few years ago, were under in ther hands of collecting
officers. You must remember
and has a nice family.
thought to be slowly impro in which be used some very good repute, and to-day they friends, that business cannot In this branch we carry' a
fo'rcable arguments why the are out-laws of the deepest
FRESH STOCK , both staple
be
without
—Report reaches us that ving.
l a b o r i n g c l a s s o f p e o p l e die, and are daily enlisting fix run and oblige money. So and fancy at prices* lower
up
&c.
the train between Lenoir and —Last Sunday week, an or should organize to protect
young men into their ranks
Truly Yours, than the bottom notch.
Hickory ran off the track. ganized band of out-1aws themselves from the ravages
W. L. Bryan.
-oThe fireman and a flagman came into our county from of trusts and combines, who and within a few short weeks This Jan. 7, 1891.
turning them from harmless
were killed, and others were Ky. and Tenn., for the pur have been drawing the life
Hats, Hats.
wounded. In consequence o) pose of setting a t defy a nee the blood from the farmers for hoys to demons of despair.
SUTHERLAND SEMINARY.
Many who were, but a few
A nice lot at the very low
which, we had no mail Tues laws of the State by releas so many years. He also dwelt
-oyears ago, the pride of their
est prices. We can fit !any
ing one John 0. J. Potter upon some of the demands
day.
MISS EMMA WINN,
body. Call and examine our
from t he county jail, who was of the alliance, and showed parent's hearts, and loved by
—There will be a call meet
everyone, are now the worst Graduate Greensboro Female College stock before buying else
ing at the Baptist church in imprisoned some time ago them to be just and reason terrors to society and their
PRINCIPAL.
where.
Boone on Thursday night, for the killing of Sylvan us able.
names once loved so well
Feb. the 26. The object of Church. Soon after their arri L. C. Wilson and IT. H. Far- brings sadness whenever men
-oThis Institution of learning is
the meeting will be to elect a val in Potter-town, which thing also made good talks tioned. One question 1 ask, situated in one of the mostpictur
pastor and to transact any was their first place oi action, on the same subject and show and it is this: How long will esque and hospitable sections of Jeans! JP:ANS!! JEANS III
other business claiming at news was forwarded to Boone ed how the farmer paid 80 this thing of selling blockade the State, and rare oppotunities We have the largest stock in
are here offered for a practical,
by Vv. M. Gearles. detective, per cent of the taxes, and on
tention,
whisky be let alone? 'Till it and cheap education. The school town, which will be sold at
that they would be here to
—Editor Dougherty ha.) free him (Potter) at once. Ac ly owned 20 per cent of the is no longer safe for an hon now has an enrollment of over special low prices.
been suffering greatly for a cordingly a heavily armed property, and how our only est man, woman or child to 100 pupils. Latin, French, and
all the English branches taught.
number' of days with a huge guard was summonsed by the hope of future success lay in travel the public roads or to For full particulars address the
—orising in his jaw. The pain sheriff, and stationed at the the educating of the masses church without com ing in con Principal at
tact With a crowd of these
SUTHERLAND, N. C.
Hi as been so severe that he jail, with orders to hold the which would make them think men with their kegs on their
and act for themselves and backs, and their guns in thenLias been able to help but lit- prisoner if it resulted in the
NO I ICE.
Be on this issue. He is now sacrifice of many lives. Mr. vote for their best interest hands defying both law and
This department is com
and disregard the dictations gospel? This being the case
•n proving.
Gearles remained here for two of political bosses.
I now ask what has become Thomas Profit vs John M. Mil plete. We can fit the tall,
Hp A. L. Shown and wife were nighty and then Igft for Pot With best wishes for the of the Internal Revenue law? ler. By virtue of an execution is the short, the lean, and the
Hged in jail here last Tues- ter-town. Soon after his ar success of the DEMOCRAT , I Has it gone out of existence, sued from the office ofofthe Clerk fat.
of the Superior Court
Watau
or has the officers all turned ga County in favor of the plain
Hy evening, for an assault rival there, lie was shot by am yours,
ROTS CLOTHING 1
out to be drunkards?
tiff in the above entitled action
Hide upon Jasper Thomas one of the band, and serious
A nice lot which will be sold
HANNER.
Perhaps I have been too te for the sum of $50.00. with
Riili pistols some time ago. ly if not fatally wounded, and
dious on this subject, but if I interest and cost, I will sell to the at a very low figure.
•'hey have their preliminary the house of Henry Main was HONOR TO WHOM HONOR IS HUE. see this in your paper I may highest bidder, at the court-house
H-ial here today before D. B. riddled with bullets. At this
write again.
A CITIZEN. door, in the town of Boone, N. C.
on the 2nd day of March, 1891, GOODS. Shirts,
Hougherty.
crisis news wa s again sent to I see in last issue of the
it being the first Mondy in said
LOOK HERE!
Drawers,
H—It was said when the of- the sheriff, and he, immedi DEMOCRAT an article from In order to sell off the balance month, a certain tract or parcel
Collars,
Hers were summonsing a ately, with the assistance of brother Booth, accusing me of our winter clothing, hoots and land containing 50 acres more or
less, belonging to John M. Miller
Cuffs,
Howd to suppress the out- a number of trusty deputies, of making an attack upon blankets, we will offer them for lying on the waters of Banner's
started to summons enough him. I made no attack on the next thirty days at the fol Elk and on the Cranberry road, Underware,
Hws in Potter-town, that
lowing reaued pi'ices:
Gloves,
Here was quite a lot of sick- men to catch the scoundrels if him, and I only answered Suits at $4, former price $5.50. near Scaly, adjoining the lands ot
Arch Woods, Abe Guynnandoth
Hose,
Hss among the men in some it brought the entire county the first article in the paper,
6.75.
"
"
11.00
10.50, "
" 14.00 ers. Levied on by me on the 10th Handkerchiefs,
•rts of the county,but since to arms. Two large forces in regard to the minutes.
11.00 day of Jan. 1891, to satisfy said
Cravats,
&c.
Hse enimies to civilization met in Potter-town, but all The professor seems to lay pants at7.50, " "
1.40, "
"
2.00 execution with interest and cost.
This Jan. 10, 1891.
efforts to capture them prov all the blame on me for the
Can suit all in this depart
Hai been routed, they are
2.40 "
"
3.00
1). F. BAIRD, SHFE.
ed futile. They made good mistakes, bad minutes etc. Also a lot of o'dd coats and
Hidly recovering.
ment.
their escape to Tenm, where,
vests at prices that will sell them.
H-Miss Lizzie McCorcle, who we are informed, Enoch Pot If the manuscript I sent the Boots at $2.25, worth $3.00
isy to loan.
In connection with 'my
Hell remembered by many ter, one of the gang was shot professor had been my first Rov hoots 1.25,
"
1.60
the brethren might have in " "
Hur people, died at her by the Tennessee riflemen.
100.
"
1.35
Persons wishing to bor other business I run a
Bie, in Mooresville, last Boone still stands in readi ferred the blame was on my Blankets at 1.50 per pair worth row money, who can secure
H. She spentthe summer ness for an attack on thejail, part I prepared the manu- 2.50 per pair. Do not fail to see it by mortgage on good real
Hwith Mrs. Capt. Coffey and should they come, Boone scripf for the minutes in the our offers before buying any ol estate, can be accommodated
the above named articles.
H years ago, and made nu will be the scene of quite a
by applying to
Respectfully,
was friends, who will be bloody battle. The crowd of year 1889, without the as
J.F. Spainhour, Boone N. C.
S" F. LENOIR & Co.
Hy grieved at this sad in- ruffians number from fifteen sistance of any one and sent
or A.J. Critcher, Horton N. C.
it to Edwards Brougliton,
Hence.
4. 24.
to twenty-five, each carry
NOTICE !
which we think is equal to
•r. J. F. Spainhour and ing a heavy brace of pistols & Co., of Raleigh. The minu I am just receiving a new
any in the county, and we
tes were printed all right. I stock of goods bought for
Hy, were summonsed to and a Winchester rifle.
Notice.
Hd side of Rev. Mr. Parks, The world-wide reputation ot wrote the manuscript for the cash down and will sell for For sale. 900 .acresof land, guarantee our prices as low
H Mouth of Wilson, Va., Ayer's Sarsapari 11 is the natural minutes of last Association stricklv pay down, at prices on Rich Mountain, Watauga as any in the County
Hie father of Mrs. Spoin- result ot its surpes ing value as with as much care and cau to live and let live. You will County, on which is asbestos, Thanking my customers for
do well to call and examine
Hon last Saturday. He a blood medicine. Nothing, in the
tion as the first. Had Ed- my goods consisting of boots, and fine land for sheep ranch. past favors, I remain
Hricken with paralysis, whole
pharmacopoeia, effects
Sales private. L. D. Lowe &
Very Respectfully,
His though t to have bee more astonishing results, in j wards Broughton & Co., shoes, dry goods, notions, J. T. Furgerson, Ex'trs. of
Yours truly,
Hely dangerous. We scrofula, rheumatism, general | done the printing of the last tCc.
Mrs. A. P Calloway, deed.
T. A. CRITCHER,
Hope, however that he debility, and all forms of blood j minutes they would have
;W. L. Bryan.
Banner Elk, Nov. 15. 90.
Bamboo. N. C.
disease, than this remedy.
H)t recover.
I equaled or surpassed, the
SUBSCRIPTION HATE S
—Yesterday morning, at
8:30 o'clock, little Louie, son
of Mr. and Mrs. V .L. Bryan,
breathed his last, and his
little sinless spirit winged
its flight from a bed of suffer
ing to that land where he will
forever live in the home of
the redeemed. Weep not dear
parents, for this tender plant
has only been plucked from
the thorny hedges of this
sin-spotted eartlUo be trans
planted in the ever-blooming
gardens of the Lord.
—A great deal of sickness
is reported in various parts
of the country,caused by the
grippe. Some deaths have
occurred about Zionville and
upper Cove Creeek, aifd some
bad cases are also reported
from Johnson county, Term.
Among the number is the
wife and son of Isaac Dough
erty who have been very low,
but we learn they are now
better. The grippe has been
worse in those sections this
winter than last, and more
deaths are reported.
—Mrs. Martha Howell, of
Brushy Fork, who has been
ill so long with consumption,
died at her home last Thurs
day. She lea ves four children,
The Voice
m'
ON TOP!
Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral
*
BARGAINS
flyer's Cherry Pectoral,
Grcosries I Groceries!!
Clothing,
Gent's Furnishing
Hotel and Feed
STABLE,
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<span><span>The Watauga Enterprise was established in Boone, NC by the local Democratic party to provide political commentary on the upcoming fall 1888 election. After the election, the newspaper folded, but was reestablished as the Watauga Democrat in 1889. Its purpose was, and continues to be, to provide the highest quality and most timely local, state and national news coverage to Watauga County, NC. <br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a>
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VOL 3
SABI JONES EXPLAINS.
A TRIBUTE TO GEN. SHERMAN.
Odds .Mid Ends.
LETT EH. cemetery, in a spot selected
At the Brooklyn Academy
I by himself not long ago. With The following letter from
From our Regular Correspondent.
the death of these two men Sam P. Jones explains itself: of Music Sunday, Dr. Tal- The question of the rela
mage spoke asfollows of Gen- tion of ministers with women,
-DEALERS IN,
| Mr. Cleveland's letter a the last of the great Union CARTERSVILLE, GA , Feb. 9. jeral Sherman: "The century which is sometimes spoken of
1 gainst the free and unlimited commanders of the civil war -Editor Constitution: Thear I had no grander soul to sur as complicated and delicate,
ind<> p,Hlent coil a e of silver have passed away, and with tide in the Constitution of render into the eternities is in fact entirely simple. A
5 , did not create the excitement both of them dies the high- this date brings me to my
than the one who has just man is, we may hope, a gen
JV e have now, on hand a in Congress that the sensa est rank in their respective! feet with a word to say.
; branches of the service—Ad First, 1 am not on the war paseed away from us. Frank, tleman before he becomes a
complete line of
tional newspapers have said
miral of the navy, and Gen path, but am at peace with honest, brilliant, gallant, pa minister, and his conduct to
it did. In the first place the
triot, William T. Sherman. I ward women should be that
the army.
GENERAL -MERCHAN views expressed by Mr. Clem- eral of enemies of civil service God and all mankind. Sec thank God that I even knew, which is expected from any
The
ondly, the only personl allu
land are precisely those held
DISE.
reform, as she is run by the sion L made to said mayor, that I even felt the hearty gentleman.
by him and publicly express
Considering the close rela
present Commissioner, came was when I arraigned the grip of his right hand and
ed just before his inaugura
CONSISTING OF,tionships with families into
very near succeeding in a city government for the high ha d th e fl iendshi p of h i s g rea t
tion as president in 1885, so
flank movement in the House, handed lawlessness prevail big heart. I ha ve no part in which pastors are brought,
that a reiteration of them
[Dry Goods,]
the object of which was to ing, and the sworn officers the question jvhich is being clerical seandles are, after all
was no surprise to fhoso ac
[Notions,]
cut off the supplies of the whose duty it was to stop it. agitated as to whether he is said, extraordinarily rare.
quainted with theurian. Of
[Groceries,]
commission by reducing the 1 asked if t he mayor was in was a Catholic or Protestant. The same thing is true with
course there are differences of
[Shoes,]
appropriation for the hire of the audience, and if so, is he I heard his confession of faith regard to doctors, and the
opinion amongnpmocrats in
clerk's. The movement fail sober to-day? I was asking j on a memorable occasion fact'speaks well for our chiv
[Hats,]
Congress as tame wisdom of
ed, but it resulted in some for information. He aud his land under peculiar circum alry and our civilization. Of
[Hardware,]
having takeiUhis time to re
plain talk about the manner neighbors can tell you why stances. In New York at the c o u r s e , c l e r i c a l s c a n d a l s
[Tinware,]
iterate thenj hut Mr. Cleve
in which the e o m m i s s i o n the question was so insult New England dinner, three should never occur. They are
land's frills point to the
[Glassware,]
works that could not have ing. I would knowingly and years ago, I sat with him for absolutely and invariable
fact that jpG did not do so
[Crockery,]
been pleasing to the commis wilfully wound the feelings of four hours—he on one side without excuse.
until a si# to take part in
and the immortal Henry W. The very fact that the door
[Medicines,]
sioners.
my wife and innocent chil Grady on the other. When of the home is opened so frank
the anjfriDer meeting in
of which we are offering at New Vu 'k. They say that There are certain indica dren. Had I been put on no
tions of the near approach tice that such was the case. in conversation, he expressed ly and so trustingly to the
if he l/d not given hisopionof the junketing season com I would have made amends | to me his respect for the reli pastor should make him the
mswer to that invitaing in sight. Mr. Harrison is honorably, or 1 would have gion embraced by his wife most scrupulous of all made
tio/ie would have been open j
We also take in
preparing to make a thirty taken the caning without re a nd his own faith in God and visitors. A minister has no
e charge of cowardice,
for goods,
his confidence in the future. more right to kiss a woman
day tour of the Pacific coast sistance.
everybody knows tlTat
Simple as a child, brave as a or a girl because he is her
in the private car of the would
Wheat,
His remedy is in the forma
is nothing appronchCorn,
be Presiden uitil candidate of tion of his life, and not can lion, sympathetic as a wo minister, than a lawyer be
g cowardiceln Grover CleveRye,
the Farmers Alliance, Sen. ing preachers. If the city of man, firm as a rock, wrath cause he is her lawyer, or a
ands make np.
Oats, ,
Stor Stanford, and the Sen Palestine had been conscious ful as a tempest when arous butcher because he is her
Chicken;
Many eminent democratic
ate, has by resolution auth that I had insulted women ed against a great wrong, b u t che r. "Indiscretions,"
Eggs,
Senators and Representa
orized two committees—Na and children, they would lovely as a June morninga- "imprudences" are as offen
ete,
tives in thOrdisappointment
sive in him as in other men;
val affairs, and Canadian Re have run me out of town, in rnong his friends.
SO I YE US A C
at seeing the last hope of the
and there is nothing to debar
lations—to travel around at stead of demanding the said
passage of the free coinage
B rfc.crYj o
Grover Cleveland is the ner him from the privilege that
Government expense next mayor's resignation in order
hill by the House at this ses
sliCRtiia
summer. Senator Plumb stir to protect the city from dis viest man on the continent. other men enjoy of being
sion vanish, as it did with
May the 15
Just at this juncture when a kicked out of doors if they
red np the bile of some or the grace.
the publication of Mr. Cleve
members of the latter com- I am sorry of the occurence. presidential nomination, mea are guilty of impertinence
land's letter, said, upon the
AY B. COUNCIL , JK.
inittee 1>y saying the, f he met I didn't like to have a fellow ning certain election, is with or familiarity.
spur of the moment, things
the commute? in California- set in on me withacane with in his grasp, but when three- One thing more. The period
ATTORNEY A R \ JA,V.
wh ich n pon cool seeon d
last fall and felt inclined to out a moment's notice and if fourths of the country seems has passed, if it everexisted,,
thougts they will probably |
B(V)ne, N. (
present it with a map so that you will experience it once to be rising up and demand when ministers could afford
regret. Mr. Cleveland may
M. D.
it could find out where (-ana- you won't like it either, Mr. ing the free coinage of silver, to be deadheads, beggars,
or may not be the nominee
instead of falling into t he cur sponges. The pastor must be
N. C.
da was.
Editor. I shall continue to rent or remaining silent upon independent and selfrespecof the democratic party next
T> d ent Ph.vsici an. O ffi ce year, but it does not appear The Interior department denounce the wrong and
,,n King Street north of Post probable to an unprejudiced was closed at noon to-day in stand up to the right, any the subject he writes a letter ting. Don't ask for free pas
respect to the memory of ex- where and ever where, and in which he plants himself in ses or ministerial discounts.
Office.
mind that his expressing a
Secretary A. H. H. Stuart when they think to cane me the most equivocal manner It is better to get along with
personal opinion, which he
E . T ROYILL
whose funeral took place a.t is the best way out, I will against the doctrine of free less than to be a public pen
ATTOUXEV AT T.AW,
was well known to hold, eigh
coinage. They say this let sioner.—Examiner.
Staunton, Virginia.
give them the best Iv'egot in ter is going to cost him the
Bo'me N. C. teen months before the meet
Mr. Harrison has not yet my shop every time. Yours
ing of the national conven
OR. L.C. REEVES.
demanded the resignation of out of the ring and free of nomination. He doesn't care. A great impetus has been
tion of the party would ab
PTFYSICLAX ANT) SURGEON
Pension Commissioner Raum disfigures, SAM P. JONES. They said his tariff message given to the movement in
i
solutely eliminate him frorn
would defeat him in 1888. It favor of the popular election
Office at Residence.
notwithstanding his unfit
ii
'the Presidential field. ''Suc
did, huthedidn't care. Ileis of United States Senators by
Boone, N. C.
ness for the office, which was The Coinage Bill to be Reported.
cessful polities" said a demo
no trimmer and he never con the recent action of the Re
fully proven, inspit.e of the
L R LOWE.
cratic Senator to-day are al
]o<
efforts of the republicans on • WASHINGTON , February 18. reals his opinions because publicans 111 stealing both
ways practical, and if when
da
the committee to shield him, —The House coinage com they may happen not to senatorshipsin Montana and
the convention meets its
ni ; i
mittee to-day adopted a res strike the public right. The one in New Hampshire, The
by the late investigation.
. I
members shall be of the opin
ANDolution to close the hearings Landmark has been rather Legislatures of Ohio and Illi
The Senate has succeeded j
ion fhat Mr. Cleveland is the
-NOTARY PUBLIC,
in tangling up the copyright j at 12 o'clock Friday, and on the free coinage 'lay' of nois have passed resolutions
strongest man he will receive
BANNER'S, ELK. N. C. the nomination, otherwise bill so badly that it will not j vote on the silver bill in com late. It is like the farmer in in favor'of an amendment to
get straightened out at this mittee at 1 o'clock that day. Raleigh who said he was in the federal constitution which
not; and the rank and file of
The resolution was adopted favor of a railroad commis will take senatorial elections
the party, who want the man session.
Senator Vorhees, who has after a long wrangle by un sion—"not that I know any from the Legislatures and
DENTIST, nominated that can wm, not
been quite ill is slowly get animous consent, the silver thing about it," he added, give them to the people.
any particular man, will rati
ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA.
ting better.Senator Hearst's| men agreeing to it as the "but it is something new. Other States will follow suit.
Offer's his professional services fy the choice of the conven condition remains unchan best solution of these ques Free coinage is "something Quite a number of the mem
*o the people of MitHiell, tion, whoever he may lie. A
tions. If the programme here new" and the order has pass bers of the present Congress
\\Citnn!i*a and adjoining coim- year and a half is a good ged .
J;,'id mateial used
No one appears now to an outlined is carried out, it will ed down the line that the al have declared in favor of the
aWH while. Let usall keepcooland
]](j # 11 work g na ran teed.
ticipate an extra session of make it impossible to pass liance must be in favor of it proposed reform.—Press and
" llv. meet the issues when they Congress this spring, al that bill the second time. Ii and the alliance hasfallen in Carolinian.
confront us. Nothing is to be
though. of course it is possi the President declines to ap to line and the Landmark
J. F. Morphav.
E. S. Blackburn. gained, but much can belost,
ble. There is a rumor that j prove or disapprove it. The ; wiih it. But we have great Senator Vance was inter
Marion, N. (.
Jc civon, N.C. by being precipitate.
the republicans of the Senate period of time between 10 respect for a rran who has viewed upon the recent utter
MBRPHDV & BLACKBURN
Washington, where both are going to try to rush the o'clock Friday and noon j the courage to speak his ance of President Cleveland
men had many warm friends, Force bill through during the March 4th, is just one hour | mind, especially when the
ATTTCINEYS AT LAW.
against the free coinage of
less than the period of ten
Will prat. ice in the courts was greatly shocked by the closing hours of the session, days, exclusive of Sunday, tide seems to run against silver, and said:
of Ashe, W taugn and Mitch deaths of Admiral Porter and j but I don't think there is throughout which the Presi him, and our admiration for
"Mr. Cleveland's position
ell counties also in the Fed- Gen. Sherman, one on Fri anything in it.
dent is permitted to retain C1e ve1 a n d wa s n ever a s s trong
on the silver question is not
ral
the bill befcre returning it to as it is now.—Landmark.
er courts f the Diet., and day and the other on Satur
a common difference, but a
Senator Faulkner, of West Congress.—Ohser ve r.
feu pre me Cort of the State day, and many kind andlovIf Dr. Harrison wants a defiance of his party. His
( oilfiction ockiiws solicited. jn<_,- regrets have been ex press Virginia, says that his twelve
N^pvl, 10ed by all ceasses. By order! hours' speech against the Among Mr. H indoin's last colored secretary of the treas whole attitude on this sub
words were: "The floating
\f jpp
ol Mr. Harrison all of the de- Force bill was a mere bag-, tonnage of the United States ury why doesn't he take Con ject is one of defiance-almost
gressman Langston? Langnn^ormle. £0 fioresof lnnd, pai-ti»entn will be closed to- ateile, which did not exhaust engaged in coastwise com ston in a seat that belongs to insult to the democratic par
ty. It is now a question wheth
him a bit. The only way to merce and on our lakes and
iiich Moutiim, \V:it;ui<in morrow,—the day of Admiral
him would be
account for this is to remem rivers is very far in excess of Courier Journal.interesting— er the democratic party will
vv;. uuty, on uich is asbestos, Porter's funeral, and it is exber that he has gone through any other nation." Could
sacrifice its principles or give
aiJ , 4 d fine lanilorsheen raiK'h. p e( q ef j that Congress will adstill more terrible strains. lie | there be a more eloquent trib
J < ) " e ; journasa mark of respect.
For Malaria, Liver Trou up Mr. Cleveland. Under the
exi rns privet. <>. .
has been umpire at a base! ute to free trade than these ble, or Indigestion,use circumstances I prefer my
T. Furgerm, Ex trs. ot *
?T s A p. (llovvay, deed. He will be buried with mili ball game and once acted as last words of the dying Senaburiec
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS party to Mr. Cleveland.
it
Tanner ElkVov. 15. '90. tary honors, at Arlington judge at a bah.v show .-Comet. toi ?— Courier Journal.
Qi
General M ercliandise,
i
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The Watauga Democrat
A
A GOLD MINE.
A Two-Million-Dollar Comma.
COMPLETE
NEWSFL
PER!
There is scarcely ever a fees Mr. P. C. Shuford has struck
The Prideofthe North Carol
f
I
m
na Press."
a vein of gold on the lands
of Mr. N. B. England, about
; I)o you want to aid in buildinj
1 are not found to contain mis; up a paper that shall reflect till
takes in orthography or pane five miles east of Newton,
Remove His Disabilities.
|
greatest credit on North Carold
tuation. The only wonder is that promises to be a very
j na, 110 matter where it may bl
We print in this issue an that many more do not oc- rich gold mine. He and Mi-.
jseen? Then patronize *
The Wilmington Messenger
appeal from Olin Alliance, cur when it is remembered A. P. Lynch and Judge Me
A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER
asking the removal of thedis that all such work, near ad- Corcle leased the place last In order to encourage our friends to help us in our ef
Do you want a reliable pap
abilities of ex-Go v. W. W. journment, is performed un year for the purpose of pros forts to raise our subscription list several hundred within giving you all the news of I
Holden.
der extra ordinary circum pecting and finding the vein, the next few months, we have decided to make some PRE world—a Democratic newspaj;
We most earnestly ask the stances. All is haste, noise which different experts who MIUM 01FERS to clubbers which we are sure will encour that equals the best— has the
General Assembly to grant i and confusion. Rest or sleep have examined the place have age some active persons to go to work and make a nice largest circulation, and has for
twenty-one years been a part
this request for mercy. What is unknown oftimes for two agreed was there. Mr. Shu thing for themselves, and at the same time help to build and faetorin thegrowth and dev
ever may have been the wrong or three days and nights in ford has been prospecting and up their home paper.
velopment of the Old
North
State? Then subscrbe for
committed by this gifted son succession. The clerks be digging off and on all winter,
THE WILMINGTON MESSENGER
of North Carolina, they have come nervous, wearied and and last week his opinion and
Campaign Ilartes:
been amply at toned for by sometimes wholly, exhausted his hopes were rewarded by
The "Daily Messenger," by
the loss of citizenship for a by intense strain and pro finding the vein that ap
mail, 4 months on trial, for
pears to be very rich. It is
number of years; and the leg longed physical labor.
$2.00
islature can afford to recog Probably the smallest, and about twenty-five feet below
The weekly "Transcript Mes
nize the expiation as suffi appearantly most insignifi the surface and ten inches To the person securing us fifty CASH subscribers by the senger," (the largest and
cient, and extend mercy to cant of all such blunders was wide. We ha ve seen some of first day of Aprile, 1890, we will give as a premium, on best paper in the State) 9
months on trial for $1.00
this aged man.
the most expensive of the the rock from the vein and delivery of the names a Genuine
Cash in advance. Both
they are as full of gold as it
There are others besides the kind ever made. It occurred
papers are large Eight-Page
SINGER SEWING MACHINE.
ex-Governor who havesuffer- in a tariff bill not more than would seem possible to find
sheets. Send Postal Card
ed acutely all these years, j twenty y r ears ago. There was quartz. They are jetted all This Machine is strictly first class in every partiular, and with the address of five per
Certainly it is not manly, it a section enumerating what over with large lumps of pure retails regularly at $40.00. Itjis a perfect jem and is well sons and receive sample cop
ies of THE MESSENGER.
is not North Carolina, to re articles should be free of du gold. We hope it will turn worth ever cent of the money.
Oct, 1st. 1888. tf.
quire those innocent ones to ty. Among the many artic out to be a big find.—New
suffer on, when no public or les specified were "all foreign ton Enterprise.
FOR A CLUB OF FIFTEEN
private good can be done by fruit-plants," etc., meaning
TAKE THE
The new South Dacota Sen
it. Let the Legislature think plants imported for trans
To the person sending us a club of fifteen ve will give on
mi
of this, and be merciful.
R.
planting, propogation or ex ator, Kyle, will co-operate delivery of the same, the most valuable book known to
GOING
This brilliant and able man perimenting. The enrolling with the democrats; and if the English-speaking people. Who can do business of ais now old and infirm. He clerk, in copying the bill, ac- Palmer is elected in Illinois, ny kind, withoutjtlmt great volume,
West and Northwest.
stands almost upon the very- cidently changed the hyphen the republicans will bavelost
WEBSTER'S UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY ?
brink of the dark river that inthecompoud word "fruit- Senators from New York,
Emigrants going to any of flit
bounds the unseen from mor plants" to a comma, making Kansas, Michigan, South Da
YV estern States
This is no shoddy edition, but is the complete work in will save time andor Territories
money going
tal view. Let not his aged it read, "all foreign fruit, kota and Illinois, a change of heavy leather, and has, up to a jew months since, always
via. Chicago and Alton route,
ten votes on the tariff; while
feet touch the dark waters plants," etc. The consequnce
sold for $12. Think of this wonderful book for only fif t is the quickest route to
with the darkness of his na was that for a year—until Plumb and Manderson will
KANSAS CITY, DENVER,
teen subscribers to'.your homefjmper.
tive State's frown resting up Congress could remedy the probably vote with us next
PEER LO,
()
on him! Let him go into the blunder—all the oranges, lem .year. All things come to
And all points in Idaho, Wa.
great beyond with his aged ons, bananas,grapes and for those who wait
ington, Oregon, Utali
CLUBS OF TEN.
and California.
eyes resting upon the forgiv eign fruits were admitted
For ten new subscribers we will give an extra Steel- Finest and Rest Ecjuipp^n
The Supreme Court of Iowa
ing smile ob his native State. free of duty. This little mis
Road in the West.
Let it be known that North take, which the most careful has finally settled the Joins Engraving 30 x 40 inches, whicfi^is cheap at $5.00, and is
Only line running' Solid Ve
Carolina can punish, and man might have made, might county calf (rase which has truly a magnificent picture. Make clubs at once.
huled trains between St. Louis'
National Democrat and Watauga Democrat for and Kansas City.
that she can also forgive.—* easily have made, cost the been in litigation for fifteen
One dollai and seventy-five cents per venrWIM
Reclining Chair cars and Tour
Progressi ve Farmer.
government about $2,000, years. The calves were worth
ist Sleepers free of extra (bu-ge.
about $15, and their owners
000.
fi
J L
1 will meet parties at aio' rail
HENS CAN TAKE A REST.
have spent about $20,000
4
I
road station with through tickets
<£S
0
and a good ra^ny cuss words
EE
D. B. Dougherty, Editor.
.
It C. Rivers, Publisher SlOn Of Congress 111 which bills
CLUBBING' BATES.
j
FOR A CL113 OF FIFTY.
*
A Kansas Genius Invents a Machine to
Lay E^gs
PARSONS, KAN ., Feb., 15th.
—"The American hen needs
no protection" was a stock
phrase of the recent cam
paign, referring then to the
provisions of the McKinley
bill putting a tariff on'eggs,
but the campaign speakers
did not figure on the invent
ive genius of a Kansas far
mer.
James Storey, of this city,
has just received letters pat
ent from Washington for his
invention of an artificial egg.
The artificial is said to re
semble the natural produc
tion in all particulars.
The inyenter says that he
can manufacture at least one
carload per day at a cost of
three cents per dozen, with
machinery that will cost on
ly five hundred dollars.
A WHOLE FAMILY IN HEAVEN,
: _
0
My Smoke House."
in trying to get a legal deci
sion as to wl.oon >d them.
A .man who lives in Albany,
and whose business is that of But the lawyers had a good
a clerk, said that lie had late time.
ly built a house that had
cost him three thousand dol
lars. His friends expressed
their wonder that he could
afford to build so fine a.dwell
Ayer*s
mar.
"W h.y", said he, "that is
mysrroke-hou.se."
"Your smoke-house! What
do you mean?
"Why, I mean that twenty
years ago I left off smoking,
and I have put the rnonev
saved from smoking, with the
interest, into my house, and
hense 1 call it my smoke
house."
Now, boys, we walIt .vonto
think of this when you are
tempted to take your first ci
gar. Think how much good
might be done with the mon
ey you are.beginiiig to spend
in smoke. What would you
think of a. man who, to a
muse himself, should lite a
a pa|>er t wen ty-fi ve cents and
watch it burn? Isit any more
sensilfie for you to take for
your quarter a roll of old dry
brown leaves, light and see it
smoke.—•Sel.
Sarsaparilla
The Best
Blood Medicine
So say Leading Physicians
and Druggists, and their opin
ion is indorsed by thousands
cured by it of Scrofula, Ec
zema, Erysipelas, and other
diseases of the blood.
"Ayer's Sarsaparilla lias won Its repu
tation by years of valuable service to tlia
community.
S. Lang,
Druggist, 212 Merrimack St., Lowell, Mass.
Dr. W. P. Wright, Paw Paw Ford, Tenn.,
says: "In my practice, I invariably pre
scribe Ayer's Sarsaparilla for chronic dis
eases of the blood."
Dr. K. It. Boyle, Third and Oxford sts.,
Philadelphia, Pa., writes: " For two years
I have prescribed Ayer's Sarsaparilla in
numerous instances, and I find it highly
efficacious in the treatment of all disorders
of the blood."
L. M. Robinson, Pharmacist, Sabina, O.,
certifies : "Ayer's Sarsaparilla lias always
been a great seller. My customers think
there is no blood-purifier equal to it."
"For many years I was afflicted with
scrofulous running sores, which, at last be
came so bad the doctors advised amputating
one of my legs to save my life. I began
taking Ayer's Sarsaparilla and soon saw an
improvement. After using about two dozen
bottles the sores were healed. I continue to
take a few bottles of this medicine each
year, for my blood, and am no longer trou
bled with sores. I have tried other reputed
blood-purifiers, but none does so much good
as Ayer's Sarsaparilla."—D. A. Kobinson,
Neal, Kansas.
Don't fail to get
It is the best." —11.
GRAND
OPENING! NSW GOODS.
-o
E. II. DOUGHERTY
and baggage checks.
For full information, maps and
descriptive pamphlets of the
West write to or call on
P. A. NE W L A N D .
Traveling Passenger Agt
19 Patton Ave., Asheville, N. c.
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—AND—
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KNOCKED O U T!
Tt is gratifying to us to announce to our numerous
customers that we have now, and still arriving the largest
stock of goods ever brongfc to Watauga. We have recent
ly bought in Philadelphia and Knoxville $6000.00 worth
of NEW GOODS.
Our stock consists of all varieties of
goods kept in a first class store. We have a nice line of
ready made CLOTHING tint we are offering Low down.
J. P. HENSON, DARK RIDGF,
N.C.,
*
is just receiving a large stock
G ENERAL M E RCH A N CISE
which will be sold for Cash or
country produce at prici
never before heard of. oi\
SHOES l
OYEE-SIIOES!
BOOTS !
him a call,
Ladies dress goods in nil qualities, colors and prices. apr 20 ly.
Gents furnishing goods! Collars, cult's, Neck ware, shirts
;ocks and anything you want in the latest styles. HATS!
• suit n< n. women and children. Hardware, crockery,
farming utinscls, &c in great quantities. Our goods were
bought at a bargain and we propose to giveourcustomers
the benefit of them. Come and see our fine stock and you
Trade-Marks
will be sure to buv. Extra inducements will be offered for Caveats, and conducted for obtained, and all Pat
ent business
Moderate Fees,
Cilice is Opposite U. S. Patent Office,
the next 60 days for C ASH. We take all kinds of produce and Our can secure patent, in less time than those
we
and ,live stock a specialty. Thanking ouririends for past remote from Washington.
Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip
ptaronage, we hope to merit it in the future by honest tion. We advise, if patentable or not, free of'
charge. Our fee not due till patent is secured
dealings and good oargains. we are
A Pamphlet. "How to Obtain Patents," witl
A whole family in heaven!
Who can picture or describe
names of actual clients in your State, county, o
town, sent free. Address,
the everlasting joy ? No one
Vory Respectfully
absent. Nor fat her, nor moth
C. A. SNOW & CO.'
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D. C.
E. H. D O U G H E R T Y & B R O er, nor son, nor daughter ao IT n IT K W |
way. In the world they were
Srt.t Noli,I ! 5. a ;v. 1%.a
Watchft
•Vortli ® 1 OO.OO. llcsi ,
united in faith and love and
timekreper. Wnrrmnted heavy,
Wh
peace and joy. In the morn Many of the members who
^jSOLID GOLD hunting races.
Both ladies'and gent's sizes,
fiut.
H.
with works and cane* of
voted against the proposed
ing of the resu recti on they as
equal value. OXE person in
t*«ch locality can secure ono
increase of tax for public
I Tree, together with our large
cend together. Before t h e
DEALERS 1N^ end valuable lineof II uiineholri
Sample*. Theto samples, as well
the throne they bow togeth schools yesterday felt them
as the watch, arc free. All the work you
need do if to show what we send you to those who call—your
CI*
friends and neighbors and thoso about you—that always results
er in united adoration. On selves reluctantly forced to Ayer's Sarsaparilla
JT
k.
in valuable trade forth*, which holds for years when once started,
and thus we ore repaid. We pay all express, freight, etc. After
PREPARED BY
tha t line of act ion. Their in
you Know all. If you would like to go to work for us, you can
the banks of the river of life
earn from
to
week and upwards. Addrart,
Stlnson Co., $60 per ©» PwtlivimI, Aluine*
Box 81
If you thi.ik of buying a
they walk, hand in hand, and dividual preference t hey said DR. i. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by Druggists. $1, six $5. Worth $5 a bottlt.
as a family they have com was to vote for the tax, but
SEWING MACHINE.
i: AWW vF-hm
menced a career of glory that the condition of their coun
and want to save CASH, write me
shall be everlasting. There
for prices, i carry a full line of
hereafter, is no separation ties and the wishes of their
needles and p »
-chas,
in that family. No one is to people constrained them to
Shuttles, Dobbins, Drivers,
lie down on a bed of pain; no I vote against the increase of
0
etc.,
«/ which an n be
one is to sink into the arms State taxation which would
sent by mail.
of death. Never, in heaven, curtail the power of the conn
ave a good line of fishier
is that family to move along
kles, Trout Flies, Hook/
ties to provide for their loin t he slow procession, clad
Li es etc,
Seins y specialty
WOODWORK °\:; / I
in the habiliments of woe, to | cnl expenses.—Observer.
.vi send Hu m out bv mail.
. A pamphlet of information and ab-/
ii?riAr-''T7v "•w"'
\stract of the laws, showing llow to/'
consign one of its members
' Obtain Patents, Caveats, Trade/'
JSTR^ 0 ' 23 UN TO'N SQUARE,NY. CAl
S P. AKGEL.
, Marks, Copyrights, sent free./
Mnny Present fir ? i>rofci$
to the tomb. God grant that
- ;-'-J
w ATI-Fvnta.G^ ?
,Adclr«» MUNN &. CO.
or household cures.
ST.LOUIS MO.
UALLAS.TEX.
KNOX VJ LEE,
• 361 Broadway.
in His infinite mercy, every down from overworkPities Ucbni'daho
Urown's Iron
York.
TENN
family may be thus united. system, aids digestion, removes exec;301 uleVV. L. Bryan,
and cured malaria. Get tUe genuine.
.)(—a.
—•Selected.
B o o n e , N . C.
wntch In the world.
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NG
v
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m
MM
Tirfect
�The W atauga Democrat,
Money to loan.
THEUEWmai
1890!
wounded man has died.
Well, I would like to know Persons wishing to bor
D. B. Dougherty, Editor.
if the militia got home all row money, who can secure
-0R C. Rivers, Publisher
right? I guess by this time it by mortgage on good real
a few men have concluded estate, can be accommodated With the openening of the With its nps and downs
New Year vv ewish to say tothe is slowly, but surely, waning
A DEMOCRATIC family news
they cannot run over a whole j by applying to
paper devoted to the interests of
J.F. Spainhour, Boone N\ C. good people of Watauga and and as it closes we wish to ^
county.
R EPORTER.
County, State and Nation. Pub
or A. J.Criteller, HortonN.C. surrounding counties that we thank our many customers
lished every Thursday at Boone,
are now prepared to sell you for their very liberal patron
Sweet Water. 4. 24.
Watauga County, N.C.
more goods for
age, and quote to them some
Feb. 17th, 1891.
IMPORTANT.
It seams that our legisla
of our leading articles, with
Thursday feb. 26th, 1807. ture dodges the public road Editor Democrat.
the promise that during the
0
As Mr. Gilbert Norris is
remainder of the present year
question as well as the dog
All persons indebted to me
with me to night. 1 get
And better goods than it has we will give you goods as cheap
by book Acct., or otherwise,
Mr. Cleveland has thrown law. We surely need better
him to tell me some things of are requested to make imme ever been your good fortune as can be bought on the South
a bomb into the camps of roads and more sheep and
his boyhood, and olden times. diate settlement, otherwise to get in Elk Prrk, or at any ern Markets, and for the year
democracy all over the coun less dogs. Allow each family
He says: "I am going on sev their accounts will be placed other country town in the
try, by his opposition to the one dog and tax the balance
enty-four years old. My rec in the hands of collecting mountains.
free coinge silver bill. The $1 a head.
ollection is as good or about officers. You must remember
country was not prepared for
friends, that business cannot
We promise, as in the past by
Our legislature has amend as good, as it ever was. I re be run without money. So
this, for the democrats and
member the old men who fix up and oblige &c.
has been carefiflly selected
some of the western republi ed the charter of the Atlanta,
Truly Yours, '> from the Northern Markets,
lived on Meat Camp when
cans were struggling in Con Ashe ville and Baltimore rail
W. L. Bryan. and we can thereby save you
I was a boy and
where
gress to have this bill passed road company, but we don't
This Jan. 7, 1891.
the percent of the middle
1 was brought up. There
the present session, and it is know in what way. This is
men, which you are bound to To merit a liberal share of th
pay if you purchase of mer patronage_of our customers in 4
the road in which Watauga was the old man .Tirnmie
claimed that Mr. Cleveland's
SUTHERLAND SEMINARY.
Jackson, Wm. Ragan, Wm.
chants who buy goods from
letter has greatly obstructed county is much interested.
-oNorris, Tho. Norris, David
Southern Dealers.
the prospects of the bill. He
MISS EMMA WINN,
Miller, John Brown, Richard
may be right in his views. The legislature has passed
And adjoining counties.
Green, Wm. Darnal, Jacob Graduate Greensboro Female College
There was not a doubt but the rail-road Commission bill
Ingram, Daniel Green, John
PRINCIPAL.
he would have received the by a large majority, and now
Don'the satisfied with the
Stnnsberry, John Green, Tho.
wordsoipraise from others,
nomination of the democrat there is a great scramble who
TO MERCHANTS.
Brown, and *Jas. Pierce. This Institution of learning is but comeand be CONVINCED
ic party for President in '92, shall be appointed commis
These fourteen were the first situated in one of the mostpictur that we have on hand the We wish to call your especial
and his election was almost sioners.
settlers of Meat Camp town esque and hospitable sections' of best select el stock of BOOTS, attention to our enormous stock
assured, but now the matter
the State, and rare oppotunities
OF
The center of population ship, if my recollection serves are here offered for a practical, (Men's & Bojs) SHOES , in all
stands in great doubt and it
styles and V-st qualities.
me right. These all came and cheap education. The school
is very probable that he will of the United States is ascer
HARDWARE.
Gent's and LAdies furnish
the now has an enrollment of over ing goods in thWreatest pro
rom counties east of
be eliminated from the race. tained by the census to be in ^
100 pupils. Latin, French, and
You can save money by giving
Indiana,
near Blue Ridge. They had choice ail the English branches taught. fusion,
\
Mr. Cleveland must have Southern
us your order for nails, tyre and
of farms. Taxable valuation For full particulars address the
rolled iron, chains, and, in fact,
known Hie effect of his letter, Greensburg, Decatur county.
TO TRELADIE^A WORD. anything in this line, as Ave buy.
of the best land then was a- Principal at
and it looks like he was in
SUTHERLAND, N. C.
them in large lots direct from
bout fifty cents per acre.
the same strain of mind that Senator Ingalls has mana
VVe wish you to famine the manufactures.
Notice.
William Ragan lived on
»
the immortal Clay was in ged to make $300,000 while
Narth Carolina, Ashe County, in our complete line o\dress
serving as Senator. Who ev part of the farm now owned
DRY GOODS.
the Superior Court.
goods, consisting of
when he declared he "would
by J. E. Finlev. One year he
j Notice to
Cashmeres,
Consisting of
rather be right than Presi er heard of a Southern Sena raised and holed away 940 G. L, Denny
Vs,
> take
m Worsteds,
Flannel Suiting,
dent." It is hard to tellw r hat tor getting rich?
bushels Irish potatoes. The Milllie'J. Denny.J depositions.
Henriettas,
Trecott Flannels,
It arppeaing
changes may come over the
Plaid Flannels,
French flannel,
best horses sold for sixty affidavit, thatto the court upon
the defendant can
minds of the American peo "The printing press which dollars; pretty good ones at
Saxony, prints,
Jersy flannels,
not be found in this state, after
Ginghams, etc., etc.
ple on the silver question in Voltair set up at Furnay to from twenty-five to thirty due dilligence, and I hat she is a
Nun's veiling,
Ladie s Dress, in Henrieta
demolish Christianity is now
Armadilla
the next eighteen months, as
Cloth from 25 cts to one dollar
dollars; colts at ten dollars; party to the above en titled action
the country is now very much used to print Bibles at Gene best milk cows at ten dollars. It is therefore ordered that notice and, in fact, a. full line of al (p_er .yard. All kinds \J1 laces 111
of
in
7
/
.
\V
be published in the Watauga Dem t h e m o s t f a s i o n a b l e f a b r i c s V a n d i k e p o i n t sIVIIIYIO S h aIClbCW n d
, etc.
wls a
divided on this financial ques va.
Liverpool salt always sold ocrat, a weekly paper in the town for ladies wear.
'die's coats in the latest styles.
tion. This division is not con
of Boone, for four successive
LAo-o stock of satin and gr^sThe recent flood destroyed by measure, at two dollars weeks, notiying her, the said Mil
fined to any particular par
ribbon, table linen and oil$2,000,000 worth of proper per bushel. Oats, rye, and l e y J . D e n n y t h a t o n t h e 1 3 t h d a y
ty, for both the democratic
buckwheat, did well. They of March, 1891, at the office of
and republican parties are di ty at Pittsburg and Wheel could not raise much corn Crocket Bewer, Esq., in thetown
Our stock in this line is fresh
of Perry ville, W. Va., the plain
vided on this question, but ing.
nor wheat. They hauled their tiff will take the depositions of from the Taylor's shears and
the alliance-men are demand
corn from the Yadkin and Isaac Day and others, to be used the greatest pains have be m
ing the free coinage of silver; $175,000 worth Rail Road Lewis' Fork.
in evidence in the trial of said taken in their selection as to Sugar.
e s p e c i a l l y i n t h e w e s t e r n property in Kansas city was Jordan Councill had the cause now pending in the superi style, make and finnish. If
Coffe?
or court of Ashe county, at you need a suit of clothes we
states. Many of the demo burned on the 19th.
Oat-meal,
only store then, in the coun which time and place she may ap will make it save you money
ickles;, Bacon,
crats in Congress have advo
L
The western democratic ty. These old farmers ex pear and cross-examine if she so to buy of us.
X
a
_
cated this measure in the pres
desires. This Feb. 2nd, 1891.
Fpur,
papers are going for Mr. changed their fur, sang &c
C. E. Graybeal, C. S. C.
ent session, and are commit
/ Pepper,
for goods. Sang then was T. J. Hackler, Atty tor Plntff.
Cleveland's scalp.
• ji
^
Spice,
ted to it in the strongest pos
plentiful. Some men could
m the great* undancej ^
sible way. It is an issue in
NOTICE.
at pi ices tha1^rsu!.prjHe you.
A destructive fire at Wades- dig a bushel in a day. It
Bacon, Flour,
State of North Carolina, Ashe
North Carolina, and favored
Lard, Sugar,
boro North Carolina is re was worth twenty-five cents
county, Superior court.
by the democrats and alliOOT
Coffee, Rice,
HOES.
per pound dry. Game was J. H. Barton administrator of
ported.
OOTS
ancemen alike. But if Cleve
Canned goods.
HOES.
Reisin Plummer decased,
abundant. Tradition says
Salt, syrups,
In Foot-wear almost defy
land has, by his letter, placed
Vs.
Col. L. L. Polk thinks Mr. Meat Camp took its name Martha West and husband, Wm.
competition, a
Pepper, Spice,
himself out of the presiden
stock was
purchased befo
Cleveland "a political back from a circumstance of some West, Lutitia Davis and husband
Ginger, and
advance
tial race, the dmocrats have
in prices. We wi liecall espechunters getting their meat Wm. Davis, Carrie D. Gray Wi
Soda.
number."
many good, available men
Tap-sole,
burned up with their camp, ley Gray, John H. Plummer and This line of our stock is full ial attention t
for the presidency: Byard, The bill authorizing wom while hunting. IFoIves were Susan Plummer, widow of the and complete, and sold al Flesh-split boot,
cannot be heated Ave claim
deceased.
Carlisle, Gorman, Pattison, en to vote in Kansas has so thick that the sheep had Notice for the sale of the lands be most at starvation prices.
States. We also heaUnited
large
and well selected s
Morrison, Campbelle andoth passed.
S
£
to be pened eveiy night, or longing to Reisin Plummer for
goods, in the la of rubber
H
ers would make available can
,nd most
they would he killed. Says assets.
comfortable sryles
It appearing to the satisfac
BOOTS
didates.
The repuplicans carried Mr. Norris, "We would go in tion of the court by affidavit of
E
We have been for Cleveland Philadelphia by 40,000 ma the mountains and hunt up the plaintiff that Lutitia Davis &
S
husband, Wm.
against the world, and are jority.
our sheep and hollow, "pen Gray & Wiley Davis, Carrie D. Our stock of Boots and
c. Gray & John
still anxious to see him in the
up sheep" and they would plummer are non-residents of this Shoes, we claim, can not be Come and examine
White House again, but we Our legislature has been in keep you in a run to keep up State, and after dilligent search beaten in Western North Car elegant line of Ready CAV and
which was carefu Cloth
must not run a man with session 43 days.
with them, and in the pen has been made, cannot be fouud olina. as we can fit any one ingto style, fabric, ma leeted
or served with summons. It is or from the hardy mountaineer as
clogs on. We have no fears
id finthey would go.
dered that publication be made to the most dainty foot that isli, and you are sure
any
but that everything will work
The most deer I ever knew in the Watauga Democrat, a week treads only on the softest thing you need, and a ip as
Zionville, N. C.,
the chapest. We can you
out satisfactory and that
Feb., 23, 1891. killed by one man in a day ly newspaper published in Boone,
carpets. Buy of us and be in any suit from the
some good democrat will be Editor Democrat:
was ten, killed by Richard commanding the above named happy.
boy to the 250 pounder liest
non-resident defendants t o ap
elected in 1892.
As I suppose the people are Isaacs; he hung them up in pear at the office of the clerk of
Gent's Furnishing
anxious to hear the latest the woods as he killed them, hte Superior court in Jefferson
It is gratifying to read of news irom the Kentuckians, went in that evening and on the 30th day of March, 1891,
o
sold therr as they hung, to and answer or demur to thecom
the efficient labors of Char I will give the latest report James Swift for a cow."
That we have only quoted
In endless vanetfs,siL
plaint that is filed in said office,
ley McKesson of Morgan ton, to date. On the 16th they
J. J. T. R.
c. E. GRAYBEAL. C. S. C. a few articles noptained in our Outing-shirts,
*
G. w. Bower, ATV for plaintiff.
large stock, but invite yon
in the Fife meeting at States- left Forge Creek, Tenn., and
Dress-shirts,
NOTICE.
to send us your orders, or
Under-wear,
ville. Mr. McKesson is now a started toward Ya. On Tues To the heirs at law ot Thomas
LOOK HERE!
come and see us, and get
Collars. Cuff",
consecrated man in the gos day, while going down the Greer, dec., notice is hereby giv In order to sell off the balance
what you need. If yon don't
Cravats, lose,
pel ministry. What a great Laurel, they met a man with en to said heirs that at a public of our winter clothing, boots and
Hats, dps,
sale of lands, sold for taxes, for blankets, we will offer them for want to purchase anything,
change has come over Char a jug of whiskey, and deman the year J 889, sold at the court the next thirty days at the fol
HanCFchiefs,
come and see, and always re
ley. May he live long and do ded it, and the man resisted, house in Boone, Watauga coun lowing reilued prices:
Gives et(
member that it is no trouble
great good in his new field and they shot him. It is ty, N. c., the undersigned purchas Suits at $4, former price $5.50. to show goods.
We cannot be vrned do\
6.75.
"
" 11.00
belon
eel a
Hoping to merit a large in this line for iyle or qua]
and serve his genera tion in re thought he will die. From ging certain tract of land in Wa
10.50, "
" 14.00 share of your trade in the fu tyto said heirs, situated
claiming lost men from their there, they went into Virgin tauga county, on the head wa
7.50, "
" 11.00
2.00 ture, and hoping each and
ia, and some parties stole ters of North Fork of New River, pants at 1.40, " "
downward course.
2.40 "
"
3.00 all a prosperous year, we are Thanking on Wends for a
adjoining the lands of A. Thom "
three horses, and to-day it is
liberal patron^ in the past
as and others. Unless redemption A l s o a l o t o f o d d c o a t s a n d most Res p.
The Illinois legislature is reported that there were two is made according to law, on or vests at prices that will sell them.
and hoping to,e''it a larger
7 he tireless toilers foi trade,
still in the dead lock, and men put in Abingdon jail on before six months from this date, Boots at $2.25, worth $3 00
share in the tore, we are
"
1.60
have failed to elect a Senator. the 20th inst. The Virgin I will proceed to take a sheriff's Boy boots 1.25,
Coffey & Councill. most RespfTully,
100.
1.35
deed for said lands. This the 18
ians followed the crowd and day of Feb., 1891. A. THOMAS. Blankets at 1.50 per pair worth
overtook them (three in num
2.50 per pair. Do not fail to see Elk Paik, Jan., 5, 1891.
Gen. Sherman was a Catho
E LK P ARK , Ne> 17, '90.
An Attractive
our offers before buying any ot
Combined
POCKET ALMAWAO
All mail orders Prompt
lic and received the burial ber), shot one and arrested
and MEMORANDUM BOOK the above named articles.
B. n orders by
ly filled.
rites of the church after he the other two. I.am not in advertising BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
the best Tonic, given away at Drug and
Respectfully.
mail shall recve prompt atgeneral stores. Apply at once.
formed whether or not the
S. F. LENOIR & Co.
t ent ion.
J. <x V.
had become unconscious,
It is now stated by good
authority that Senator Ran
som had more to do wit h the
present status of the cloture
rule and the displacing of the
force bill than any other Sen
ator. If so, he is entitled to
the respect of the en tire south.
LESS MONEY
1891
OUR STOCK
Fair Dealings,
€ M E AND SEE!
Watauga
roceries.
GROCERIES.
B
CLOTHIgl
REMEMBER
JONES- VANCE.
�IN MEM0RIUM.
A Word With Our Fa? mers.
—Mr. T. M. Ccttrell leaves
they expect the law to pro
for the Globe next Saturday,
tect. How men who uphold
'HE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT.
Died, in Boone, N. C., on the Spring is near at hand, but
where he will attend school
such bold law-breakers, or
py1 year
$1.00 the remainder of the present morning of Feb. 18, little owing to the close winter, men who has large property
Louis Loventhorpe, son of farmers are much behind with
G months
50
will run to the woods to es
3 months
35 session of Globe Academy.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Bryan. their work. As soon as the
cape a summons to help put
ADVERTISING RATES.
—February is almost gone. Only three short summers weatherjbecomes settled there
down such lawlessness can ex
ch 1week.
75 This month has given us he had brightened the home j w ju have to be agooddealof
1 month
1.7 plenty of rain and mud, but of his parents, but long en-[industry usec j There should pect protection in life or prop
erty, we fail to comprehend.
3 "
3.00
5.00 little cold weather and snow. ouh to entangle himself a- be early rising, and no idle
6 "
JUSTICE.
7.00 What will March do?
mong the heart-strings of, bread eaten during the day. Solo, N. C.
" 1 year
9.00
olumn 1 week.
—E. G. Harrell, editor each member of the family, j -phe fence corners should be
1month
13.50
3 "
25.00 North Carolina Teacher, is The hearts of his parents are;cleaned out, fences straigh- The great majority of so-called
n 00 hs anc j c o u g h c u r e s d o l i t t l e m o r e t h a n
G "
37.50 in Cuba. Hence the Teacher brought to great grief by the^ enec j U p an( j
1 year
50.00 for February is not as inter unexpected call of the Good | c o r n e r s 0 f the fields cleared impair the digestive functions
and create bile. Ayer's cherry pec
Shepherd for their little ba- ou f It does not speak well toral, on the contrary, while it
esting as usual.
Entered at the Postofficeat
bjboy,butarecotnfortedby| fortheinteI|isence of a f a r . cures the cough, does not inter
Boone, N. C., as second-class —Tom Shoun, is in jail the thought that he is now
fere with the fnnctions oi either
mail matter.
here for retailing liquor. Col- safe in the home of the soul. mer to see his fence corners stomach or liver.
vard says his family is slowly The tender flower has been grown up with briers and
LOCAL NEWS.
but surely glowing. He has transplanted from the bar sprouts and fences shackled.
five prisoners at present, ren soil and chilling winds of Plowing should be begun
early, so as to give the
—Commissioner's court with prospects of more.
this hard world, to bloom in ground time to pulverize
Monday.
Are wrought by the use of Ayer's Hair
—Commissioner Greene, the conservatory of the eter
Vigor
original
before planting the crop. color, in restoringagray hair to its prevent
promoting
new growth,
—Trade is dull in the mer- had three cases before him nal King.
*ug the hair from falling, keeping it soft,
Then it will help to destroy
chantile business at present. Tuesday for illicit sale of
One more cherub has been insects, if there should be silky, and abundant, and the scalp cool,
healthy, and free from dandruff or humors.
The universal testimony
—A good supply of Kepha- whiskey. They were all from added to the angelic host a- freezing weather yet. There aration has no equal asisathat this prep
dressing, and
Potter-town, and each was bove. Two more little feet
is, therefore, indispensable to every wellline at T. J. Coffey & Bro's.
should be a large crop of furnished toilet.
bound to the Federal Court. are today roaming the streets
"I have
soma
—Sam Trivet, the wounded
corn planted. The good book time and itused Ayer's Hair Vigor forme. I
has worked wonders for
of the New Jerusalem, that says "He that soweth boun was troubled with dandruff and was rapidly
prisoner, is rapidly improv —Economists advise us to
becoming bald; but since using the Vigor my
"live within our income." had never traveled in the tifully shall also reap boun head is perfectly clear of dandruff, the hair
ing.
has ceased coining otit, and I now have a
paths of sin and sorrow here.
of the
—The Potter-town war is What useless advice. We Two more little enraptured tifully, but he that soweth goodagrowth, woman.same color as when I
was young
I
could not live without it.
sparingly shall also reap mend any one sufferingcan heartily recom
from dandruff or
over and all is quiet along the
loss of hair
Ayer's Hair Vigor
Then pay up for the DEMO eyes are to-day beholdingthe sparingly." Then we ought dressing." —to use I.ydia O. Moody, as a
Mrs.
East
lines.
CRAT , and let us have our in King in His beauty, that had to give it a thorough cultiva Pittston, Me.
"Some time
—The board of education come.
never been scalded by tears of tion. Let our motto be, come out quiteago my wife's hair began to
freely.
will meet in call session next
sorrow. One more little brow 'Whatever is worth doing at
—W. B. Councill. Jr.ishav- is to-day wreathed with im
>o—oMonday.
ing a four foot ditch cut mortelles of undying felicity all is worth doing well." If
—Shff. Baird is suffering with through his valuable bottom
we do our part well and faith
To induce trade I will make
rheumatism, and is almost land below town, and, when that had never been seamed fully, the great author of
the following offers:
my wife from becoming
and searred by sin. Two more rain and sun shine and of all not only preventedcaused an entirely new
passed going.
bald, but it also
properly drained, he will have little dimpled hands are stri
growth of hair. I am ready to certify to this
—The Grippe is letting its the most desirable boundary king harps symphoniously good, will do his part. There statement before a justice of the peace."—
4
Hulsebus, Lewisburgh,
should be a good crop of H."Some years ago, after aIowa. attack of
holt loose on the people, to in this vicinity.
severe
with the blood-washed throng Irish potatoes planted, and brain fever, my hair all came out. I used
Red Warior" axe for 85c.
some extent.
such preparations for restoring it as my phy
—Wanted: A good stout
WeQp not parents and a good crop of oats sown. sicians ordered, but failed to produce a formeT price $1,
growth of hair. I then tried, successively,
—Col. Joe B. Todd, on last hand to make a crop of corn friends. Remember that vou
, , . TT
.
By all means let us trv to several articles recommended by druggists,
Thursday, caught twenty- this summer. A man with a have a babe in Heaven, who, h a v e a
<->
, gfn , deili j ook . and all alike fell short of accomplishing the
desired result. Tiie last remedy I applied
small family not objected to. no doubt, will look, watch,
one fine mountain trout.
was Ayer's Hair Vigor, which brought a
ing well to the onion and growth of hair in a few weeks. I think I
—Rev. J. H. Farthing of Call at once on the editor of and wait for your coming tomato crop. These are very used eight bottles in two years; more than I will sell all my heavy boots
was necessary as a restorative, but I liked ft
Beaver Dams, spent last Fri tins paper. A good chance from the parapets of a better assential to the health of the as a dressing, and have continued to use it and shoes at cost.
for that purpose. I believe Ayer's Hair
will be given the right man. world.
day night and Saturday with
family. Farmers ought to Vigor possesses virtues far above those of
~0~
—All the members of Boone "We shall stand on the banks Tead some good agricultural any similar preparation now on the market."
us.
—Vincent Jones, Richmond, Iud.
of the River of Life,
—Capt. Coffey. Has return Lodge, No 5, I. O. O. F. are And drink of its crystal tide, paper. They would see many
All my overcoats and heavy
could be reduced
ed from the South. He sold requested to be present at But one of the joys of Heaven things that •
winter clothing at cost.
will be,
to practice, and that would
out his horses ond mules at our regular meeting, on Sat The little boy who died."
PREPARED BY
urday night, next. A full
a safe price.
A FRIEND. be helpful. The farmers who DR. J. C. AYER & CO., LoweB, Mitt
t—t
turnout is earnestly reques
belong to the alliance ought
Sold by Druggists and Perfumers.
—L o o k f o r B r y a n's co1 u m n, ted J. W, McGhee, ltec. Sec.
to attend the monthly 7 meet
OBITUARY.
I will close out my line of
and read his new "ad" He is
NOTICE.
rubbers and arctic shoes at
making some offers that are —Capt. Cook ond wife of Emma, the nine years old ings, and discuss farm sub
Linville,
passed through daughter of J. L. and Ellen jects. It will only require a State of North Carolina, Wat cost.
hard to beat.
t o w n M o n d a y o n t h e i r w a y Lewis, died of diptheria half day out of each month, auga couuty, Superior Court,
Spring term, 1891.
-Wat a uga farmers ought to home, after several weeks
Wednesday Feb. 18th, after and that half day could and
—The above prices tor spot
Price and Heald
go into the Sheep raising stay among friends and rel
an illness of four or five days. ought to be well spent. In Vs. T. A Hagaman, J. P. Haga- cash.
extensively, there is money atives in Watauga. Capt
Emma was a lovely little dar conclusion let us not forget man and the Lookout bank of
in it.
has an interesting pet, a ling (too lovely for this that for all our success we Morristown, Tennessee.
It appearing by affidavit to
—It is rumored that a cer young bare, that he hauls a- world) that just stayed long are dependont upon the Lord. the satisfaction of the court that
I have just received anoth
tain member of J. S. Norris' long with hima cause of action exists in favor
enough to make us become
er case of ladies oil grain
of the plaintiff and against t h e
family will accompany Mr. —It is said fruit trees may thoroughly attached to her
defendants. And it further ap shoes, also a fine lot of chilSome Deplorabe Facts.
Pi rkey to Tenn.
be retarded in blooming by and to prove her loving
pearing that T. A. Hagaman, be drens fine shoes, which will
ing a natural person, is a non be sold at a remarkably low
—Attorney T. L. Low, of throwing litter of any kind qualities. Me are often too Editor Democrat:
resident of this State,
Elk Park, gave us a call yes around the roots of the trees fond of the little prattlers The recent raid made by the sents himself that theor so ab figure; also a new lot of ladies
ordinary
terday. He is in the county to the depth of a foot, let. that make life full of hopes sheriff, in Potter-town, after process of law cannot be served shawls and wraps.
attending, to legal business. ting it extend two or three and joys. We sometimes place the Kentucky and Potter- on him; and that the Lookout
bank of Morristown, is a foreign
—Capt Lovill went down feet out from the tree. This all our affection and future town roughs, has developed corporation created under the I am also handling a nice
on Buffalo this week to look is to keep the ground cool, hope in them losing sight of some facts which should be laws of Tenn. It is therefore or line of gents fine shoes, which
dered by the court that publica will be sold very low.
at some fine walnut trees, and to keep the trees from the great fountain-head of made public.
tion be made for six consecutive
blooming till danger of frost all love and hope.
The night before the raid, weeks ID the Watauga DEMOCRAT, Most respectfully,
but the trees were not visible.
To the bereaved parents I three persons, of Meat Camp a weekly newspaper published in
is past.
W. L. BRYAN.
—Widow Gragg, of New
would say, remember, that township, carried the news of the the town of Boone, requiring
—It is our good fortune to
River, who was stricken with
while you have lost part of the intended raid to the in the Defts. to appear at the next
receive the Daily Messenger
of the Superior
to
paralysis some days ago, is
your earthly hope you have habitants of Potter-town. termin Boone, on thecourtday be
held
6 th
of
published at Wilmington N.
reported to be slowly improv
gained another gem in the How the news of the intend Apr. 1891, and answer or demur
C. one of the best Dailies in
ing.
eternal realms of bliss that ed move of the sheriff was ob to the plntffs complaint which
the South. Julius A. Bonitz
will
in the
—Rev. I. W. Thomas will died on the 7th inst. He was should, perhaps, increase tained before any one was fice, there be filed will heclerk's of
or judgment
given apreach at Brushy Fork editor in chief of the Messen your desire to make good summonsed for the raid, we gainst them pro-con-fesso. Given
church next Sunday 11 a. m. ger, and w r as a man of great your calling on the Lord. Em leave for the steriff himself to under my hand and seal of office.
and at the poor house at 3, moral worth, with energy ma, we believe that thou hast conjecture. But that it was This Feb. 16th 1891.
JOE B. TODD, C. S. O.
joined the angel band and so carried, we have the word T. L. LOWE, plntfi's atlorney.
p. in.
and ability, and a true
—J. F. Spainhour will leave North Carolinian and a art feasting on the ambrosial of two citizens of Potter town.
NO! ICE.
for Burke court last of this staunch democrat. Mr. T. B. fruit of the tree of life that We are also informed by the
grows on the banks of the residents and friends of the
week. His family will remain Kingsbury will continue in
Thomas Profit vs John M. Mil
in Va., for two orthree weeks charge of the paper. Mr. crystal stream that flows roughs over there, that a ler. By virtue of an execution is
from the fount of God. It is number of the possee took sued from the office of the Clerk
yet.
Kingsbury is a mail of fine
useless to inquire of thee particular pains to inform of the Superior Court of Watau
ga County in favor of the plain
—It is probable that W. G ability as a journalist, one of whether thou wouldst ex
them that in case the sheriff tiff in the above entitled action
the best writers in the State.
Todd will become a bonefied
change thy home among so and his men found the out for the sum of $50.00. with
citizen of our town, and will The Messenger will prosper many little innocents for this
laws, they should assist them interest and cost, I will sell to the
highest' bidder, at the courthouse
occupy the Isaac Wilson under his management. Suc world. Let us all strive to
in their efforts to resist ar door, in the town bf Boone, N. C.
cess to it.
property.
have white winged angels rest. There was quite a num on the 2nd day of March, 1891,
to carry us to our future ber of the possee who oppen- it being the first Mondy in said
NOTICE !
—If any of our readers
month, a certain tract or parcel
1 am just receiving n, new home as Emma had.
ly opposed trying to arrest land containing 50 acres more or
have the life of John Murrill
stock of goods bought for
A FRIEND.
them. But that they would less, belonging to John M. Miller
we would like to buy or bor cash down and will sell for
go to the relatives and open lying on the waters of Banner's
row it. Please address the stricklv pay down, at prices
Elk and on the Cranberry road,
DEMOCRAT.
to live arid let live. You will Let quality, not quantity, be ly espouse the cause of such near Scaly, ad joining the lands of
the test of a medicine. Ayer's sar
—G. W. Councill is at home do well to call • and examine s a p a r i l l a f s t h e c o n c e u t r a t e d e x -|,desperate characters, is hard Arch Woods, Abe Guynn and oth
n
*•
,
. ,
my goods consisting t boots,
behev e. Some of them, at ers. Levied on by me on the 10th
from the South, having sold shoes, dry goods, <notions, i ^rac^ Qj ^}ie pest and purest ingre
dients. Medical men everywhere;
are men who lay claim day of Jan. 1891, to satisfy said
out all his stock, that he and &c.
Yours truly,
recommend it as the surest and I to respectabilty and christi- execution with interest and cost.
,1. H. Bryan took off, and
T. A. C RITCHER, m o s t e c o n o m i c a l b l o o d m e d i c i n e ; a n i t y ; a n d s o m e o f t h e m This Jan. 10,1891.
D. F. BAIRD, SHFE.
Bamboo. N. C. in the market.
j claim large property which
says they did well.
SUBSCRIPTION RATE S
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SLAUGHTER
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BOONE,
& Puenoir. & Co,,
WA SHINGTON
WATAUGA
COUNTY, N. C.,
LETTER. ed. It is almost certain to
THURSDAY, MARCH,
5,
1891.
NO. 32.
MR. PHILLIPS' EXPLANATION
of a railroad through my sec THE DEMOCRATIC PROGRAMME.
pass the Senate, but look out
tion of the State. Then we
From our Regular Correspondent.
for the liveliest kind of a cir Mr. Phillips, of Watauga, are looked upon as a Legisla The democratic party has &
magnificent career of power
in explaination of his vote on
-DEALERS IN,—
Mr. Harrison has been cred cus when it reaches the House. the Raiload commission bill, tare of reform and retrench and usefulness before it if it
ment. The people all expect will adhere faithfully to the
ited with being a man who Czar Reed grows worse as said:
the time draws near for him
expenses lowered; and some task it has undertaken and
caught
the
Ge;ral Merchandise, could not be brand ofbyoffice to be uncrowned; he now not MR. SPEAKER: I do not de admit that this is an experi
brass band
assume no new burdens until
sire to make notariety by ma
I have now, on hand a seekers, but his nomination only refuses to have a capi king a long speech. I am no ment. Then why should we the work it is now engaged
cofllete line of
of ex-Gov. ("CalicoCharley") tulation of a vote announced orator, neither do I ignore give ten thousand dollars on in shall have been com pie ted.
Foster to be Secretary of the for the information of the the views of others, but sir, the start to experiment on a The fight for tariff refoim
that we cannot see
House, but he orders the
&JIERAL MERCHAN Treasury proves that he not clerk to read a skeleton jour in justice to myself and con mattergood it may accom has only commenced. The
what
democratic party has beeil
only can be, but that he has
stituents I attempt to make
DISE.
been caught by the brass nal instead of the full journal these remai ks. I came hereto plish? It is better to give it,to mobilized; it has taken the
the school fund, or some of field, it has encountered the
brand methods adopted by of the previous days proceed represent Watauga county as
—CONSISTING OF,
those institutions which we enemy and routed it. But it
ings, and he has members best I can. Since I came here
Foster and his friends to ob
not present entered therein I have had the views of our have to keep up, or, if it is has not yet dislodged the
ry Goods,]
tain control of the Treasury
as being present and refuses county paper; and a number not needed, give it to our enemy; it has driven the ene
department.
[Notions,]
to allow changes to be made of good citizens and alliance- mountain section to help my out of the House of Rep
Personally there is nothing
[Groceries,]
when attention is called men all advised me to go start us a railroad and help resentatives; it must drive
decidedly objectionable a[Shoes,] •
us develop our mountain sec
to such palpable errors,
bout Mr. Foster except the and he, is supported by the against a Commission bill. tion, and it might add more the enemy out of the Senate
[Hats,]
abnormally big head which vote of every republican. On We are called upon to-night to the State than the com and the Presidency before it
[Hardware,]
his private financial success Saturday Representative to cast our votes. I have not mission will save. 1 believe, can relieve the country from
[Tinware,]
has given him, and which is Crisp, who is undoubtedly been lobbying with any rail my brethren, if you were not burdensome and unjust tax
[Glassware,]
certain to be greatly aug one of the most conservative road lawyer, I do not know pledged, some of you would ation.
mented by the new honor he men in the Hou$e, stated, as but few of them; do not know be glad to go with me against The democratic party has
[Crockery,]
has just captured. To be a did his colleagues, Clements that they know or care that this bill. We do not com still to restore the House of
[Medicines,]
Representatives to its Con
there is such a one as I here
self made man is highly cred
of which we are offering at itable to anyone, but to be and Turner, of Georgia, Blan or anywhere else. I shall vote plain about freights. It eosts stitutional position as a de
us more to haul to and from
chard, of Louesianaand Wil
always telling, by your man son, of Missouri, that he was against the bill because I the railroad than it costs us liberative body. It has still
ner, as Mr Foster does, how entered upon the journal of think it is not the measure to get our goods, etc. to the to defend the rights of the
States against Federal enthat we people in my part of
We also take in exchange proud you are of the job, and
the previous day as present the State need. I will not call depot. We want competition croachment It remains its
*or goods,
how much better you have and not voting, when, as a
against our wagons and not
done it. than God Almighty matter of fact, he was not it an iron-clad measure, but, against the railroad. Now, arduous duty to protect the
Wheat,
could have done, is anything present—he left the House in my opinion, there are some gentlemen, when I cast my Treasury from the burglari
Corn,
Rye,
else but creditable. Political with the other democrats for features in it that are far be vote I do hope you will not ous schemes of subsidists.
Oats,
ly Mr. Foster is every-thing the purpose of breaking a quo yond what my people want, blame me, for I think I have Now to hold the party to
gether in this great'and good
Chicken I
that is objectionable; he is a rum. Failing to get the er a measure, when passed, that. plainly showed you that I am
Eggs, i
Will stop the further building trying to represent, the wish work, and to keep the re
product of the Sherman-Hay ror corrected Mr. Crisp said
&etc, |
cruits who are daily swelling
es- Keifer school, and I pre that be wished to call the at of rail-roads, therefore it will es and interests of my peo
our ranks, we must tolerate
be an injury to our part of
SO MVE US A CALL. dict that within a year from
tention of the country to the the State to go for anything ple, and I think I shall act in some differences of opinion
this time the Treasury de manner in whiffi the presi
as good faith as any one, and on other points. Some of us
partment will have become ding officers made up and fal that will obstruct the further this being a free thing I shall
want free coinage of silver
building of rail-roads for at
May the 15th. 1890. what it was under the Hayes
sified the record. This arraign least two years to come. It vote no, and when 1 do that, and some do not; some want
administration, when John ment brought a storm of ap
I believe I shall have repre civil service reform and others
Sherman, now Senator, was plause from the democratic seems to me that there are sented the best wishes of my do not; some want Henry
W. B. COUNCILL, JR.
some railroads in this State countv.—In State Chronicle.
at its head—a thoroughly side and the galleries Is it
ATTORNEY AT LA ,V.
George's single tax and
organized political machine any wonder that democrats that commissioners can not
others do not. While wehave
touch. If that be so, then it
Grass Is King.
Boone, N. C. personally controlled by its in the House fillibuster.
practical bi-merallism, and
looks like injustice to adopt
The story published here a measure that will make one The North Carolina Exper would have efficient public
W. B. COUNCILL. M. D. Secretary.
There is no probability purporting to state by au
Boone, N. C.
company rich and another iment Station has now ready servants under a democratic
that the policy of the Treas thority that Mr. Cleveland
Resident Physician. Office
poor, that does not seem to for distribution a hand-book administration, and a fairly
on King Street north of Post ury department, if it can be would under no circumstan meet bur platform of equal of grass culture containing equitable system of taxation
said to have any policy, will ces be a candidate next year,
Office.
and exact justice to all and 100 pages, illustrated by 74 under a reformed tariff, let
be changed under Secretary was undoubtedly concocted
ETFTLOVILL
special privileges to none. figures, 26 of which are full us not quarrel among our
Foster. It will go right on by an enemy of Mr. Cleve My people are willing for the page engravings of grasses selves about the means as to
ATTORNEY AT T AW,
in opposition to giving the land, and it did not require
Boone N. C. people a sufficient volume of that gentleman's denia l to re State to have a railroad com and clover. This work gives which we are all agreed.
m ission pro vided we can ha ve a full account of all the best Let us remember that the
T)R. L. C. REEVES.
currency to successfully trans fute it. His position is well a conservative one that will a g r i c u l t u r a l g r a s s e s a n d more planks there are in a
~ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
act the ever-growing business understood here. Of course do exact justice to all. One clovers, and suitable cultiva platform the fewer people
Office at Residence.
of the country, and when its everybody knows that he is thaJ is fare.to railroads and tion for this State. Tables can stand on it; the more
Boone, N. C. dear Wall street gets cramp not a candidate, that is to farmers. As you know, Mr. are given showing the aver articles there are in a creed
ed it will, as usual rush to say that he isn't seeking the Speaker, I hale from the age yield of different species the fewer people will supscride
L. D. LOWE,
the rescue with all the mill nomination—if he was, the West, in the Land of the Sky of grasses and the relative to it.
ions it can control- This sort anti-silver letter would not where there has been so much feeding manurial value of the The republican party rec
at Law
of thing will go on until the have been written. That he eloquence used in describing hays. Chapters are devoted ognizes the fact that it was
-AND4, of March 1898; then there would refuse the nomination it as being high up towards to discussion of impurities beaten last fall on the tariff,
if tendered, no one for a mo the stars where fogs freeze and adulterations of grass the force bill and House rule
will be a grand change.
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Well the orders of Czar ment believes, unless he is of and hang between the sky seeds, rational seed mixing, issues. It is making every ef
BANNER'S ELK. N. C.
Reed and Mr. Harrison have the belief that his acceptance and the earth to receive the mixtures vs. pure sowing, fort to change the issues. IT
been carried out and the free would jeopardize the success last rays of the setting sun. manures for grass lands, ir is trying to substitute the
(I. WlI.StAB,
coinage bill has been killed. of the party.
currency for the tariff. On
rigation, insect
DENTIST, The committee reported it Today is a legal holiday My corner of the State may fungus diseases enemies and the tariff issue we are certain
of grasses.
be looked upon as a worth
' ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA.
adversely to the House, and and the departments are all less corner of North Carolina The last chapter gives 24dif to keep New York, New Jer
Offers his professional services one of its republican members closed, Tuesday and Thurs
sey and Connecticut and to
to the people of Mitchell, gleefully said: "Well, it will day of last week they were but, gentlemen, I am very ferent form ulas for grass mix
sure if we could have our sec tures suitable for different add Massachusetts and
Watauga and adjoining coun
ties.W^No had mnteial used be impossible now to vote closed on account of the fu tion developed we have un purposes and for a variety Rhode Island and possibly
neral of Admiral Porter and surpassed forests of fine tim of soil in the State.
upon it at this session."
New Hampshire in the East,
and all work guaranteed.
May 11 y.
Between the consideration Gen. Sherman. No people ber, both in quality and quan This book will be sent free and Minnesota and with al
of appropriation bills the any where get as many holi- tity; minerals of iron, silver, to every farmer in the State most equal certainty we may
who applies
limited
E. S. Blackburn
,T. F. Morpltew.
Senate has been debating the d a y s a s the department copper, lead, mica, asbestos, number of tor it. A will be say Wisconsin and Illinois
Je eiGon, N.C.
copies
Marion, N. C.
bill providing for the guar clerks here.
tine granite, soapstone, un available for distribution If we allow the tariff r v
MORPHEW & BLACKBURN anteeing of $100,000,000 of
A poll of the Ohio House surpassed water power etc.; outside of the State, but for to go to the rear and ptb
ATTTORNEYS AT Ij AW.
the bonds of the Nicaragua of Representatives as to but all of these endless bran these the Station will make a currency question in front
Will practice in the courts canal company. Senator presidential preferences was ches oi undeveloped wealth charge of 10 cents per copy are playing into the ha: •
to cover cost of paper used.
of Ashe, Watauga and Mitch Vest made a very strong taken on Monday of last
of the enemy.—National]
ell counties, also in the Fed speech against it, in which week—a week after the ap are lying lying dormant a- Address the N. C. Experi ocrat.
waitmg the building of a rail ment Station, Raleigh, N. C.
eral courts of the Dist.. and ho called attention to the
pearance of Mr. Cleveland's road to bring them to life, —[Gerald McCarthy, Bota
Supreme Court of the State. millions this Government
The Morgan ton He
nist.
Collection of claims solicited. has sunk in the Pacific rail anti-coinage letter. The poll and then you will .see wealth
sa.vs:—Harriet McKesso
stood: Cleveland 80, Hill 14, added to North Carolina to The House committee on colored woman living
Aprl, 10.
roads and pointed out the Whitney, Campbell and Car
overbalance, in my opinion, coinage last Friday decided John's river, whose husbai
Notice.
fact that the passage of this lisle 2 each, Gray, Brice and
on
the good that a railroad com upon an adverse report for was in the Federal arm •
the Senate bill providing
For sale. 900 acres of land, bill would violate a treaty Palmer 1 each; Blaine 21.
drew |15,00 back pen - a
on Rich Mountain, Watauga with England and be the cer McKinley 12, Harrison 9. mission will do. But the peo the unlimited coinage of sil last week. A part of this ho
County, on which is asbestos, tain cause of War. Senator and Lincoln 3. Six made no pie want, a commission, and ver,and to recommend to the immediately invested in r
most of you came here pledg House that it be not passed. estate near Morgantor
-Mid line land for sheep ranch. Morgan defended the bill and choice.
Sales private. L. D. Lowe &
ed for one. It is right to go The siver advocates regard very large per centage o,
If you feel weak for it, but how can I go for a the action as practically the negroes in this part of N
J. T. Furgerson, Ex'trs. of intimated that there were
Mrs. A. P. Calloway, deed. special "reasons, not made and all worn out take measure, which, in my opin end of the silver legislation Carolina OYvn their
homes.
Banner Elk, Nov. i 5 '90.. public why it should be pass BROWN'S IRON BITTERS ion, may stop the progress for this Congress.
lowest
s. f.
i.
n
�MB
The Watauga Democrat,
A S0CKD0L1GER.
I
Weighed in the Ilalances.
A COMPLETE NEWSPA
PER!
Glen Alpine, N. C.
A man \Uio looked like a
The Prideo'fthe North Caroli
Jan., 22nd 1891. farmer entered Michigan av
na Press."
To the people of Burke Co. enue grocery a day or two aDo you want to aid in buildi
N. C. 1 make knotvn to you
A Republican Attack On Senator.
go, says the Detroit Free
up a paper that shall reflect the
to-day; after the war; I lived
Teller.
greatest credit on North Caro*
Press, and said to the pro
a democrat until the c a mna, no matter where it mav 1
prietor :
seen? Then patronize
WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.—A paign of 1884; I changed
1 he 11 ihnington Messenger,
curious result of Senator Tel my political views on the re "Do you remember that I
came here about four weeks In order to encourage our friends to help us in our ef A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER
ler's abandonment of all par publican platform; principal
Do you want
reliable paper
forts to raise our subscription list several hundred within giving you alla the news of the
ty ties and party pledges ly the protective issue; I re ago?"
the next few months, we have decided to make some PRE world—a Democratic newspaper
during this Congress and his mained Steadfast; Till the "I can't say that I do."
"Don't you rememberchan MIUM OILERS to clubbers which we are sure will encour that equals the best- has the
sacrifice of practically every campaign between Cleveland
largest circulation, and has for
party obligation in the inter and Harrison 1889; On the ging a ten-dollar bill for a age some active persons to go to work and make a nice twenty-one years been a part
est of the free coinage of sil platform of Same issue and man who asked you if you thing for themselves, and at the same time help to build and factorin thegrowth and dev
velopment of the Old
North
ver, is the mention of his the educational Blair bill; didn't want to buy a barrel up their home paper.
State? Then subscrbe for
of pickles?"
name now as a possible dem And that they would repeal
THE WILMINGTON MESSENGER
ocratic candidate for the the internal revenue; They "No."
Campaign Rartes:
Presidency in 1892. Mr. Tel have failed to comply with "Why, you must. There
The "Daily Messenger," by
ler's strenuous opposition every promise; As I know; was a woman in here at the
mail, 4 months on trial, for
$2.00
to the election bill and open But instead; Has passed a time who said you cheated
The weekly "Transcript Mes
violation of his written pledge still higher protective bill her on some butter. She said
to bring that measure to a Known as the McKinley bill; the weight was short. That To the person securing us fifty CASH subscribers by the senger, ' (the largest and
vote, as well as his extrava Therefore Making the Manu was what lead me to count first day of Aprile, 1890, we will give as a premium, on best paper in the State) 9
months on trial for $1.00
gant devotion to the free facturers rich and the con my change over again after delivery of the names a Genuine
Cash in advance. Bob •
coinage theory, have appar sumer poor; For which the leaving the store, and I found
papers are large Eight-Pag
SINGEII SEWING MACHINEsheet-s. Send Postal Ca
ently caused many of the [latter is many; To the few;
party managers and leaders Furthermore they have intro "1 never saw you before, This Machine is strictly first class in every partiular, and with the address of five pe
here to look upon him as a duced what isknown the force sir!" interrupted the grocer. retails regularly^at $40.00. Hps a perfect jem and is well sons and receive sample cop
ies of THE MESSENGER.
worth ever cent of The money.
good enough democrat for bill; Paying out the surplus "Yes, you did!"
Oct. 1st. 1888. tf.
-0them, and he is consequently on pension, Entirely too "Don't attempt any trick
put by gossip here into the mnch; Now for these reasons on me, for they won't work!
FOR A CLUB OF FIFTEEN
TAKE THE
field of free cainage, anti- and others; too tedious to If I gave you change it was
To the person sending us a club of fifteen we will give on
Cleveland candidates before mention; I as a honest man all right."
"No, it wasn't! I found it delivery of the same, the most valuable book known to
the next democratic conven cannot Support the republi
-GOING"
the English-speaking people. Who can do business of ation. The following is from can party; I feel at home, To $2
West and Northwest.
the Washington Star, of this come back on democratic "Goon! You are a swindler!' ny kind, without that great volume,
"Veiy well; good day. You
evening: "The anti-Cleveland principles; Who is a Govern
WEBSTER'S UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY ?
Emigrants going to anv oft
democrats, in their eagerness ment by the people; And I gave me $2 too much, but if
you can stand it, I can. It'll This is no shoddy edition, but is the complete work in Western States or Territori
to take advantage of the an reckon 1 feel somewhat like
will save time and money goii
ger of the silver men at Mr. the prodigalson; Thereisnot pay for getting the mare heavy leather, and has, up to A tew months since, always via. Chicago and Alton roul
Cleveland's letter, are rush a law that has been passed shod all around, and I won't sold for f 12. Think of this wonderful book for only fif t is the quickest route to
KANSAS CITY, DENVE
ing other candidates into that is in the interst of the have anything on my con teen subscribers to your home^paper.
PUEBLO,
the field to show that they poor man; The laws has been science.
-0And all points in Idaho, Was
The Democratic party will
have material left out of made in favor of the few, At
ington, Oregon, Utah
CLUBS OF TEN.
which to make Presidents. the expense of the many; I give the country real recip
and California.
Among the men spoken of as attribute the present finan rocity in commerce and not
For ten new subscribers we will give an extra Steel- Finest and Best Equippt
Presidential possibilities cial condition of the country a sham; it will give every man Engraving 30 x 40 inches, whichjis cheap at 15.00, and is
Road in the West.
from a democratic point of is attributable to the unholy a chance and not give one truly a magnificent picture. Make clubs at once.
Only line running Solid Vesi
buled trains between St. Lou
view are Governor Boies, the legislation of the republican man a chance at the expense
National Democrat and Watauga Democrat for and Kansas City.
new democratic Governor of party; I want to Speak a of another, and it will make Out dollai and seventy-five cents per year~?&&
Reclining Chair cars and Toi
Iowa; Chief Justice Fuiler word; In regard Of the iniquj it possible for American ship
ist Sleepers free of extra char
I will meet, parties at any rt
and W. It. Morrison. But t.ous tariff laws; of the mo owners to do a profitable
road station with through tick*
business instead of hiring
the most novel suggestion nopoly given to National
and baggage checks.
them
coming from silver sources, Banks. And of the demoniti do an with public money to
For full information, maps an
unprofitable business.
descriptive pamphlets of tl
is that Mr. Teller, of Colora zation of Silver. All of these
West write to or call on
do, is a better democrat laws are created and are sus
B. A. NEWLAND,
than Mr. Cleveland, in as tained by the republican par
Tra veling Passenger Agi
much as he belives in free ty; They have brought Inju
19 Pat ton Ave., Asheville, N.
GRAND OPENING! NEW GOODS.
Is
inflammation of the
J. CHARLTON, G. P. A
coinage of silver, and that he ry to the working men and theanair-passaavs leading bronchial tubes —
into the lungs.
Chicago, 111.
Few other complaints are so prevalent, or
-owould make a good candidate agricultural interests of the call for more prompt and energetic action.
for a[ democratic convention country Making the rich rich As neglect or delay may result seriously,
effective remedies should always Pc at
to nominate on a free silver er and the poor poorer; And hand. Apply at once a mustard poultice to
il,<« chest, and.
platform. Some of the South this state of affairs will con the upper part offrequent doses offor internal
treatment, take
—AND—
ern men say that Mr. Teller tinue until this party is re
KNOCKED OUT!
is a good enough democrat moved from power; So while
for them; that he has no it is some time till the elec
It is gratifying to us to announce to our numerous J. P. HENSON, DARK RIDGE.
N. C.,
C\ O.
Druggist.
business in the republican tion in '92; I want to com writes:Hopper.little sister, Fort V.'aync, 1ml., customers that we have now, and still arriving the largest
'• My
four years of age,
party, and they do not see mence in time; Trusting that was so ill from bronchitis thatw c had almost stock of goods ever brougt to Watauga. We have recent is just receiving a largestoc
Our family
any reason why he should I can do some good at least given up hope of her recovery.large experi ly bought in Philadelphia and Knoxville $6000.00 worth
physician, a skilful man and of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Our stock consists of all varieties of
pronounced it useless to give her any
not get all the democratic for the interest of my coun ence. medicine, saying he had done all it was of NEW GOODS.
more
goods kept in a first class store. We have a nice line of which will be sold for Cash c '
to
and we must
votes if he would accept the try and party; My experience possible As do, last resort, weprepare for the ready made CLOTHING that we are offering Low down.
country produce at price
worst.
a
determined to
try
Cherry Pectoral, and 1 can truly
nomination. They say the fellow citizens; I think is a say.Ayer'smost hnppv results. After taking
never before heard of. GR
with
SHOES! OVER-SHOES! BOOTS!
him a call,
principles he enunciates and good schooling And I could a few doses she seemed to breathe easier,
and. within a week, was out of danger. We
Ladies dress goods in all qualities, colors and prices. apr 20 ly.
has the courage to live up to go on in detail; But I deem continued giving the Pectoral until satisfied
Gents furnishing goods! Collars, cuffs, Neck ware, shirts
she was entirely well. This indisputable
are democratic."—New York it unnecessary; At this time; evidence of the great merit of Ayer's cherry socks and anything you want in the latest styles. HATS!
Pectoral has given me
Feelinglthat my old friends dence in the preparation, unbounded confi to suit men, women and children. Hardware, crockery,
Tribune.
and I recommend
and comrades; Will welcome it to my customers, knowing it cannot disap farming utinsels, &c. in great quantities. Our goods were
point them."
The Washington Star says; me home; I bid you republi "Ayer's Cherry Tcctoral cured me of a had bought at a bargain and we propose to give our customers
cough and my partner of bronchitis. 1 know
"J ust now Mr. Rusk is paying can friends an affectionate of numerous cases in which Lit is preparation the benefit of them. Come and see our fine stock and you
Trade-Marks
has proved very beneficial in families of
will be sure to buv. Extra inducements will be offered for Caveats, and conducted forobtained, andall i f
ent business
Moderate Fees.
but little attention to legis farewell Respectfully
Our Office is Opposite U.S.Patent Office,
the next 60 days for CASH . We take all kinds of produce and we can secure patent in lese time than tnoc
Young Children,
lative matters, for he is en
HENRY BRINKLEY.
from Washington.
and ,live stock a specialty. Thanking ourfriends for past remote model, drawing or photo., with descrlp
so that the medicine is known among them
Send
as 'the consoler of the afflicted.'"— .latins
gaged in preparing a state —In Morganton Herald.
ptaronage, we hope to merit it in the future by honest tlon. We advise, if patentable or not, free ol
Ruftis Vidal, San Cristobol. San Domingo.
charge. Our fee not due till patent is secured.
ment—to be made puplic
"A short time ago. I was taken with a
dealings and good oargains, we are
A Pamphlet. "How to Obtain Patents," v
The Latest from the Front.
severe attack of bronchitis. The remedies
names of actual clients in your State, county,u»
Thursday—in which he will
town, sent free. Address,
ordinarily used in such cases failed to give
Very R e s p e c t f u l l y
We learn that Dr. Bailey, me relief. Almost in despair of ever finding
clearly set forth his position
C. A. SNOW & CO.
anything to cure me. I bought a bottle of
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
was helped
Opposite Patsnt Office, Washington, D. C.
and that of Senator Gorman of the Biblical Recorder, and from the first dose. I had and finished one
E . H. D O U G H E R T Y & B R O n<>t
Dr. Reid, of the Christian Ad bottle before the disease left me, and my
and declare their unfaltering
OUR Sol 1.1 I
NEW.
throat and lungs were as sound as ever."—
Mold W.trhL i
loyalty to Grover Cleveland. vocate, have declared an Geo. B. Hunter, Altoona, Pa.
Worth #100.C...
[watch In th« world. , .
timekeeper. Warranted hi
It is understood that Mr. armistice; Rev Baylus Cade,
Nsoi.ll> OOLD hunting e
jRoth ladiea' and gent a i
Rusk will further-more state of the Progressive Farmer,
with worka and caee
has joined the qnakers; the
equal value. 0*1 rxaji
each local it j can atcure
PREPARED BY
that Maryland will send a war between the News and
(r free, together with onr !
DEALERS IN
. and valuable line of II nuaeh
__
u miplca. Thee* e a m p l e i , tu
pire.
eamplei, iu
solid Cleveland delegation to Observer and Chronicle it is DR. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
as the watch, are free.
All the wortBold by all Druggists. Price fl; si bottled, $5.
need do la to show what we send yon to thoee who call
the next convention even if hoped is over; the Capital is
tViende and neighbor# and thote about yon—that nlway*
In ralnabla trade for ne, which holda for yean when once
and thai wa are repaid. We pay all axpreaa, freight, etc.
the convention should be held sacred and the Visitor is
yon know all, if yon would like to go to work fbr at. rot
NOTICE.
earn from •HO to |fl(> per woek and npwardi. Add
glad of it, so that it is hoped
fitinaon
«fc Co., Roxsll, Portland, Mai
in St. Louis. Mr.Rusk repre
that peace will soon again To tlie lieirn at lct\v ot Thomas If you think of buying a
sents the Third Maryland reign in Warsaw.—[Raleigh Greer, dec., notice is hereby giv
SEWING MACHINE,
en to said heirs that at a public
District in the present Con Capital.
and want to save CASH, write me
sale of lands, sold for taxes, for
for prices. I carry a full line of
gress, is chairman of the
the year
Representative Hilkie, of house in 1889, sold at the court neehles and parts,such as ,
Boone, Watauga coun
State central Democratic Illinois, has offered an amend ty, N. v., the undersigned purchas Shuttles, Bobbins, Drivers,
commiteeand president of the rnent to the constitution con ed a certain tract of land belon Oils etc., all of which can be
taining a a. provision for the
mail.
Wa
Calumet Club. He ought- impeachment of Speakers of ging to said heirs, situated in wa sent by a good line of fishing
I have
tauga county, 011 the head
therefore to know what he the House. This is the out ters of North Fork of New River, Tackles, Trout Flies, Hooks
come of Reed's arbitrary ru adjoining the lands (J A. Thom Lines etc,
Seins a specialty
was talking about."
WOODWOF^Ki^XG)0 ATTACHMENTS(
lings. The resolution makes as and others. Unless redemption will send them out bv mail.
NfW HOMf AlWINC tyACHlNUC'TlRAMtnfll
reference in its preamble to; is made according to law, on or S.
e^TcA ' 28 UNION SQUARE,NY. CA,
P. ANGEL,
JLn Attractive
before six months from this date,
CHl££'U- ^ A TUfVNTA.B A b«, hra,"2«t_
- ^ C, «'
/F,T AT.MAHAC
he frequent falsification of I will proceed to take a sheriffs
nd MEMOBANDtIM BOOK
KNOXVILLE,
sT.touis.Mo. nrrnBr.LVAd^N'j OAILAS.TEX
In' ijM-on.
nd journals of deed for said lands. This the 18
ad
sir r iittOWN'S IKON iiiTTKIUS
TENS
tin . • v;. ,\;.no, liven away at Drug and
\Y. L. Bryan,
tilt, House.
I
b. B. Dougherty, Editor.
R C. Rivers, Publisher
CLUBBING RATES.
FOR A CLUB OF FIFTY.
Chicago and Alton R. R,
E. H. DOUGHERTY &BRO.
MAST,
N. G.
Cherry Pectoral
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
j S.
P. AM J EL, |x
SEWING MACHINES
00
:: oral Etores. Apply at once.
day of Feb., 1891. A. THOMAS*
•7-a
M
B o o n e,
S.C
�The W atauga Democrat,
D. B. Dougherty, Editor.
R C. Rivers, Publisher
The lllinoise legislature
has taken 131 ballots with
out electing a Senator.
COMMISSIONER'S COURT,
Monday. March 2nd, 1801.
To Retard the Blooming1 of Fruit Trees.
MR. EDITOR:—I clip the folN. N. colvard and Alex Ha- lowing from the DEMOCRT oi
gam an presented an act. of last week: "It is said fruit
DON'T GIVE
18901
The use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. One bottle
may not cure "right of!" a complaint of
years; persist until a cure is effected. As a
general rule, improvement follows shortly
after beginning the use of this medicine.
With many people, the effect is immediately
noticeable; but some constitutions are less
susceptible to medicinal influences than
others, and the curative process may, there
fore, in such cases, be less prompt. Perse
verance in using this remedy is sure of its
reward at last. Sooner or later, the most
stubboru blood diseases yield to
Capt. J. W. Todd, of Jeffer 113.23 for jail stove, s a t n e trees may be retarded in
\\ itli its iips and downs
blooming by throwing litter
is slowly, but sui*g1v w . u fiug
son, was elected by the legis being allowed.
kind around the
ard as it closes ^
jra
lature one of the trustees of L. n. Mast presented and of any trees to the depthroots
of the
of a
thank oui IIIau\ customers
the University.
was allowed $8.40 for regis- foot, letting it extend two or
for their very liberal patron
tering 280 voters in cove three feet out from the tree.
age, and quote t(>
goT11e
The apportionment bill to creek township.
This is to keep the ground
of our leading artie]^ w pp
Thursday March, 5th, 1807. re-district the state in the R. H. Farthing presented cool, and to keep the trees
the promise that (luy^o- the
remaindei ot 1 he pi
p
Senatorial districts leaves and was allowed $5.3 9 for from blooming till danger of
LEGISLATIVE.
frost is past."
we will give you goods cheap
our districts as here-to-fore. registering voters in Beaver
as can be bought on tVg011thAs pointed out, it is a good ;
The legislature has failed
dam township.
ern Markets, an I toi
year
to pass the bill to allow So The Piesident nominated N. N. colvard presented and | wav, but not the best. Ifj "For several years, in the spring months,
I used to be troubled with a drowsy, tired
5
licitors $1800 salary instead Senator Blair of N. !;H. to be was allowed $38.20 for keep we mulch a tree or caver a feeling, and a dull paiu in tli£ small of my
back, so
at tunes, as
..
i
nd
of fees. The law remains as Minister to China. His nom ing prisoners in countv .jail p o r t , o n o f, i t s ,,r o o t s ,u , . e r being ablebad,walk, the leastto prevent my
to
sudden motion
„ 13 '
.
the branches the mulching causing me severe distress. Frequently,
±1
it has for the past hundred ination, was confirmed by tor the month or January.J
'.y.
boils and rashes would break out on various
, ,,
, . „
. ,/
should extend all around thei parts of the body. By the advice of friends
We promise, as in the pat,p
years.
the Senate.
petition for election on pro
and my family physician, I began
use of
stem asfarasthelimbsreach. Ayer's Sarsaparilla and continued thetill the
The state tax, as levied will
it
hibition in Laurel creek town
poison in my blood was thoroughly eradica
only be 25 cts oil the hundred The President has appoin ship, filed at Feb. meeting, The mulching should not he ted."— L. W. English, Montgomery City, Mo.
Fair Dealings
"My system was all run
dollars—same as last year. ted Ex-Governor Charles granted, wm, Teaster Reg. placed close to the tree; it is rough and of yellowish hue. down; my skin
I tried various
of them
me
The school tax will probably Foster of Ohio to succeed and J. c. Greer and John better not to mulch a tree remedies, and while somethem did gaveper To merit a liberal share of the
temporary relief, none of
any
nearer than within two feet manent good. At last I began to take [>atronage of our customers in
be increased to 14 cts. on the the 1ate Mr. Windom as Sec- Reece judges.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla, continuing it exclusive
of its stem.
$100 and 42 cts. on the poll, retary of the Treasury.
ly for a considerable time, and am pleased
Report of road surveyor on
Another and a better way to say that it completely
though 16% cts on the $100
the Rid. Fork road ordered ap
to reta rd trees from too ea rly
©sired Me.
and 50 cts. on the poll is de Why will not next year be proved.
And adjoining counties.
my liver was very much out of
blooming is. to take some I presume the blood impure in consequence.
manded by many of the mem time enough to settle the de Application of j. M. steen
order, and
I feel that 1 cannot too highly recommend
bers.
tails of what the democratic ordered granted oil account boards or planks one foot Ayer's Sarsaparilla to any one afflicted as I
The printing muddle still national platform will con of error in tax books, in Lau wide and ten feet in length. was."—Mrs. N. A. Smith, Glover, Vt.
"For years
TO MERCHANTS.
Place them in a parallelo blood diseases.I suffered from scrofula and
remains about the same, and tain?
The doctors' prescriptions
rel creek township.
and several sorcalled blood-purifiers being of
We wish to call your especiq
gram and fasten the ends to no avail, I was at last advised by a friend to
it looks like there will be no
Phillip chuich, J. P., report
attention to our enormoussto<£
try Ayer's Sarsaparilla. I did so, and now
change this session. We are Hon. Grover Cleveland con not approved for the reason gether with strong, stakes. feel like a new man, being fully restored to
OF
unable to see why it is that tinues to be the bugaboo of it does not correspond with Do this in the fall before the health."—C. N. Frink, Deeorah, Iowa.
ground freezes, and then Ayer's Sarsaparilla
the 15 per cent reduction is the republican party, which the Treas. report.
HARDWARE.
not made, which will save the never tires of circulating ru official report of Joseph patiently await a snow fall.
PREPARED BY
You can save money by giving
If it fills the pen to the depth DR. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowsll, Mass,
State near $3,000 annually. mors derogatory of himphipps, A. J. Moretz and W.H.
us your order for nails, tyre and
of the width of the boards, Sold by I>uggiBt8. $l,six$r>. Worth $5a bottle. rolled iron, chains, and, in fact,
Ex-Gov. Jarvis, Sec. BedDugger, J. p's and J. N. Sim
good; if only six inches,
dingfield and Maj. Wilson, of Ex-Senator Byard, in our mons J. P. approved.
anything in tliis line, as we buy
them in large lots direct from
ATTENTION !
Morganton, are the most opinion, is one of the grand Report of M. L. Presnell for as soon as the snow ceases
to fall call upon William, My duties confine me closely to the manufactures.
probable men for the rail est men and ablest states 1#90 not approved far the
I would exchange,
road commissioners, and it is man of our country. He reason that it does not cor Samuel, Robert, Sarah, Jane Carolina, and terms, $10,000 of
on favorable
DRY GOODS.
probable that they will be e would make a great Presi respond with treasurer's re and little Mary to come stock in a phosphate company
within the enclosure and in Florida, my late residence, for Consisting of
dent.
lected this week.
Flannel Suiting,
port.
have some fun treading the a suitable farm in the mountains.
Speaker Doughton has in
Trecott Flannels,
ordered that theelerk make
ALEX. Q. HOLLADAY,
Plaid Flannels,
troduced a bill which pro Raleigh has secured the out a tax against c. L. nar- snow hard; then pour on
Raleigh, N. C.
Saxony, prints,
hibits the sale of liquor with location of the Southern in man in Blowing ltock town wdter and let thecompressed
Ginghams, etc., etc.
snow freeze. Cover the ice
in two miles of any church or ter State Imignition Bur ship of $1.35.
Ladle's Drees, in Henriefca
Honey to loan.
Cloth from 25 cts to one dollar
school-house in the State. eau and exposition. This will s. F. Lenoir allowed $4.00 with a foot or so of straw,
Persons wishing to bor per yard. All kinds of laces in
This seems to stop so much no doubt become of great in for blankets and other artic and when other snows fall row money, who can secure Van dike points, etc. Shawls and
repeat the operation. This it by mortgage on good real ladie's coats in the latest styles.
legislation on this line, as terest to North Carolina.
les furnished prisoners in jailtreatment will not only re esta te, ran be accommodated Large stock of satin and gr^snearly every church, a n d
wm. Lyon'saect of $24.90
grain ribbon, table linen and oil
school have sent petitions for We publish on the first page for keeping paupers in poor tard the blooming, but in by applying to
sure an annual crop except J.F. tSpainhour, Boone N. C. cloth.
of this issue Dr. Phillip's ex
this object. The liquor deal
house for the month of Feb.,
when the buds are frozen or A. J. Oriteher, Horton N. C.
er has a hard road to travel, planation of his vote on the allowed.
and his liberties are all the rail-road Commission, and Application of L. w. Farth and destroyed by the extreme 4. 24.
time being circuinscribed, and we have but little doubt but ing agent of M. A. Farthin, of cold weather.
NOTICE !
he will eventually be driven the mast of the citizens of La urel creek township be re- Now, Mr. Editor, please al I am just receiving a new Sugar.
Coffee,
out of business and the block Watauga will endorse the leased from double tax for low me to suggest to your stock of goods bought for
Rice, Oat-meal,
readers, both farmers, and cash down and will sell for
aders will still run, in spite of views of the Dr.
Pickles, Bacon,
the year 1890.
mechanics who have a small sfriekly pay down, at prices
the laws, the business of ma
Lard, Salt,
D. F. naird allowed $29.85
Flour,
king and selling. When will Our legislature passed a for c<_nveying pauper to ire- piece of ground all their own, to live and let live. You will
Pepper.
to plant trees: Shade trees do well to call and examine
bill forbiding rail-roads to
we get rid of this evil?
my goodsconsistingof boots,
dell county, approved and a
Spice,
We can't say now what give free passes to Judges, claim ordered to lie issued for and to ornament their dwell shoes, dry goods, notions, in the greatest abundance, and
at prices that will sui prise you.
changes are made in the road and have passed a bill to al $22.80 and the remainder to ings; fruit trees and vines to t£c.
Yours truly,
furnish the afore said chil
T. A. CRITCHER,
low the Judges $250, for
law, but we judge it will re
be paid in cash.
Bamboo. N. C.
Roofs'"fc SHOES.
main about the same. The traveling expenses. The cost D. F. Baird allowed $31.50 dren plenty of fresh, well-ri
"DOTS
"HOES.
jurisdiction of magistrates of traveling is said to be for conveying Lark in Ray to pened fruit. Plant the ear
IMPORTANT.
In Foot-wear, we almost defy
liest, as well as the latest
will be increased, but we can $400, a year for each Judge. the Asylum.
competition, as our stock was
0
bearers. Linville will be a
not at this time tell to what
purchased before the advance
The Congressional Coinage Application of J.M. MCGhin- ready market for fruit in the All persons indebted to me in prices. We wish to call espec
extent, as we are uninformed
is for hands on Baird's creek
years to come. Your county by book A cot., or otherwise, ial attention to our Tap-sole,
Committee of the House has
road, ordered granted as pe
people, many of them, are are requested to make imme Flesh-split boot, that we claim
Mr. Pritchard, who is the repoited against the passage
diate settlement, otherwise cannot be beaten in the United
titioned.
leader of the republicans in of the free coinage bill, claim j. L. Hayes presented his re already jingling the "silver" their accounts will be placed States. We also carry a large
the legislature, comes out ing that the • present law is port for the month of Feb., dollars they exchanged here in the hands of collecting and well selected stock of rubber
for labor, corn, chickens, but officers. You must remember goods, in tli-o latest and most
fully and endorses the pres good enough.so thefreecoinand same ordered filed.
ter, eggs, &<\; and try-and- friends, that business cannot comfortable srvles.
ent system of county govern agebill is as dead as "Hector''
TUESDAY.
try, they can pocket several be run without money. So
ment. He has made an ac so far as this Congress is con
Dr. w. B councill presented dollars where they have but fix up and oblige &c.
tive member and has had cerned .
Truly Yours,
an act. of $13.00 for medical one in the past.
many cross-tires with other
W. L. Bryan. Come and exa mine our new and
aid to prisoner in jail. Amt.
J. S. W. This Jan. 7, 1891.
members, and has had the There are now in the Uni allowed, $9.00.
elegant line of Ready-made Cloth
ing which was carefully selected
bark taken off now and then, ted States 265,000 Indians. Dr. L. c. ueeves presened an Linville March 2nd.
as to style, fabric, make and fin
SUTHERLAND SEMINARY.
It is claimed that they are
and some blisters raised;
ish, and you are,.sure to find any
Act. of $12.00 for medical aid
obut he has stood it very well more numerous now than to prisoner in jail. Amt. al Avoid appearances.—A worthy
thing you need, and as cheap as
the chapest. We can fit you
gentlemon having an unusually
for one of his age. Our friend when Columbus discovered
MISS EMMA WJNN,
lowed $8.00
suit from the
Banner, from Mitchell, has America. This statement is on application of J. E. Fin- red nose, was long suspected of Graduate Greensboro Female College in any the. 250 pounder. smallest
boy to
being a tippler on the sly by those
behaved himself nicely, and taken from the Albany Eve ley, N. E. Miller released from not well acquainted with his stric
PRINCIPAL.
Gent's Furnishing Goods
we see so little said about ning Journal and will suptly temperate habits, His unfor
poll tax for the year 1891. tunate disfigurement was read
the member from Ashe that prise many people who no ' David Adams agent for F.
0
This Institution of learning is
ily cured
we don't know much about doubt believes that the Indi Bower at $1 per month from sa pari11a.by the use of Ayer's 8ar situated in one of the most pictur In endless varieties, snub us
usque and hospitable sections of On ting-shirts,
him. Our Senator, Mr. Grigs- ans are gradually being ex March the 1st.
the State, and rare oppotunities
terminated.
by, and Mr. Patterson, of
Dress-whirl s,
official oath of Alex, nagaare here offered for a practical,
LOOK HERE!
Under-wear,
Caldwell, have both been ac
man, member of special corn, In order to sell off the balance and cheap education. The school
('ullars. Guffs,
now has an enrollment of over
tive and energetic members; Mr. Harrison is credited ordered filed.
of our winter clothing, hoots and
Cravats, Hose,
with having taken Secretary
blankets, we will offer them foi 100 pupils. Latin, French, and
and we think our little Doc
A warrant for the return the next thirty days at the fol all the English branches taught.
Hats, caps,
tor has done well, and has Foster into the cabinent for of Isaac Alexander, a pauper, lowing reciued prices:
For full particulars address the
Handerchieftf,
represented Watauga credita the express purpose of check to iredell co. having been du Suits at $4, former price £5.50. Principal at
Gloves & etc.
SUTHERLAND, N. C.
6.75.
"
" 11.00
bly, and his actions will be ing the Blaine boom. It may ly issued a nd returned as pro
We cannot be turned down
be true, but we fail to see the
10.50, "
"
14.00
in this line for style of quali
endorsed by the people.
7.50, "
"
11.00
necessity for all this wirepull perly executed, it is ordered
ty.
"
"
2.00
ing on the part of the repub that all the cost in this case pants at 1.40, "
Now that the administra
3.00
be made out and sent to ire Also a 2.40 of odd "
'Thanking our friends for a
lot
coats and
tion has gone into the politi licans. They haven't one dell county for collection.
iheral patronage in the past
vests at prices that will sell them.
cal grave yard and resurrect chance in a million to elect a
and hoping to merit a larger
Boots at $2.25, worth $3.00
Adjournment.
ed "Calico Charley" Foster to president next year, so what's
share in the future, we are
Bov hoots 1.25,
"
1.60
most
Respectful 1 y,
"
1.35
make him Secretary of the the use of worrying about Remember that Ayer's Cherry "' " 100.
at 1.50 per
worth
Treasury why should it not who shall receive the empty Pectoral has 110 equal as a spe Blanketspair. Do notpair to see
JONES St VANCE.
fail
cific for colds, coughs, and all 2.50 per
also provide for Hayes and horror of a nomination.
affections oft he throat and lungs. our offers before buying any ot
ELK PARK, Nov., 17, '90.
IF YOUR
£l!iS,
Kiefer, who have been his Or you aro all worn HACK A< good for noth For nearly half a century it has the above named articles.
out, really
l-NrN. B. All orders by
ing, It Is general dubility. Try
Respectfully,
been in greater demand than any ;
companions in obscurity for
BROWN'S IRON HITTER*.
mail shall recieve prompt at
S. F. LENOIU & Co.
otlitv remedy tor pulmonary com
It Will cure you, cleanse your liver, and give
some years past?
a good appetite.
tention.
J. & V.
plaints. All druggists have it.
'
A DEMOCRATIC family news
paper devoted to the interests of
County, State and Nation. Pub
lished every Thursday at Boone,
Watauga County, N.C.
Ayer's
Sarsaparilla
1891
Watauga
CLOTHING.
�—A good meeting was con FREE SLEEPING CARS TO WASH our neighbors saw the man
INGTON AND OREGON!
To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. ducted at Poplar Grove re The undersigned is arrang after he was shot before he
cently with several additions ing to run two free sleeping died. The gang stole three
1 copyl year
.....f 1.00 to the church. The meeting
cars on March 12th, from horses near Cedarville, Va.,
1 " 6 months
50
and were followed by a pos1 " 3 months
35 was conducted by the pastor, Knoxville Tenn , to Wash
ington without change. This see of men and overtaken in
Rev. Mr. Filer and others.
ADVERTISING RATER.
will be the first and last
—One of our citizens asks chance, people will ever have Russell Co., Va., and the
1 inch 1week
$ .75
1 " 1month
1.75 the publisher of this paper of making the entire trip thieves showed fight. One of
1 " 3 "
3.00 what is meant by the editor without a single change of the gang was shot, two were
] « 6 "
5.00
cars. Write the undersigned arrested and brought, to
3 ' ' 1 year
7 . 0 0 of the DEMOCRAT escorting a for rates and particulars at Abingdon, Va. and lodged
1 column 1 week
9.00 beautiful widow on the side
1
"
1 month
13.50 walks. He thinks it a little once, if you wish to go. An in jail and one escaped. The
agent will go with these cars wounded man has since been
1
"
3 "
25.00 suspicious.
all the way through. Write lodged in jail at Abingdon.
1
"
6 "
37.50
1
"
1 year
50.00
—C. J. Cottrell has sold his quick for particulors to
A number of men from Moun
J. L. MILAM,
farm to M. C. Pennell for
tain City brought the two
DIST. PASS. AGT.
Entered at the Postofficeat |1120, and will move to
KNOXVILLE, TENN. from Abingdon day before
Boone. N. C., as second-class town this spring, we areglad
yesterday and lodged in jail
mail matter.
to have Mr. Cottrell move to
awaiting their trial for kill
Clifton, N. C.,
town, and Mr. Pennell to the
March 2, '91. ing Ldmisten. Their trial
LOCAL NEWS.
county,
will be next week as court is
Editor Democra t:
—R. L. Councill has pur Perh a ps the rea ders of y ou r held at Mountain City then,
— Senator Hearst of Calayours truly against.
fornia died a few days ago. chased of ooffey Bro's. the valuable little paper would
LAWLESSNESS.
—B. B. Dougherty has en old court house lot, and will like to hear something from
Notice.
tered school at Globe Acade build a nice cottage on it this part of the country. We
next summer. We a re pleased are having very cold weath J. Evans Brown vs. Lazerous
my.
Trivett. By virtue ot an execu
with this deal, for Dick is a er at present.
tion issued from the office of the
—Mrs. Underwood is now good fellow, and we want
The news of a very remark Clerk ot the Superior court ol Wa
visiting relatives and friends him to remain in Boone.
able wedding reached our vil tauga county, in favor ot the
in Boone.
—The supervisors of Boone lage this evening. Mr. John plaintiff In the above entitled
—If winter holds on we are township are notified to meet Stanley, aged 81 years, was action for the sum of $136,63,
the same being purchase money
almost sure of an abundant at the Court House on Sat united with MissN. L. Brooks on tract of land herein described,
fruit crop.
urday the 14th, for the pur aged about 70 years. They with interest and cost, I will sell
highest
—8. F. Lenoir and family pose of looking after public have our best wishes for a to the door, in bidder at the court
house
the town of Boone
have moved to the residence roads, all overseers are noti happy voyage during their on the 6th day of Apr., '91, it be
of Mrs. Mary Councill.
fied to attend said meeting. short sojourn with us on ing the first Monday in said
earth, and may success crown ninoth, and the first day of the
o—o
—February went out angry J. W. HOLSCLAW , Chm. #
Superior court, a certaiutract or
their efforts. Among thenum paroel of land containing 100 a*
and chilly. March enters with —One day last week a man
ber present at this happy oc cres more or less, belonging to To induce tradel will make
snow and cold weather.
was drowned in the Holston
the following offers:
casion, were Mr. A. F. Wil Laz. Trivett, lying on the waters
—Please remember that we River, between Mountain City cox and wife, Mr. II. C. Po„ of Elk and adjoining the lands of
A, R. Gaultuey,
are not responsible for the Tenli., and Abingdon, Va. He and wife, Mr. W. H. Barlow others, being theJames Story and
t
$
lands on which
sayings of our correspond wa s w a rued of the i in pend i ng and wife.
said Laz. and Wiley Trivett now
danger, but being under the
lives, Levied on by me on the "Red Warior" axe for 85c.
ents.
influence oi liquor he rushed As the mail is now here 1 2nd day of March, 3.891 to satis formei price $1,
—Mr. G. W. Councill leaves
in, and was swept away by will have to close for this fy said execution with inierest
for Linville the last of this
time, but if I see this in your and costs. This March the 2 '91.
<->
the tide.
D.*F. BAIRD, SHFF.
week. He resumes work for
next issue, I will give you a
—The Board of education more lengthy and interesting
Mr. Parker.
I will sell all my heavy boots
NOTICE.
was in session last Monday letter next week.
L. E.
—T. Fin Coffey and J. F.
State of North Carolina, Wat and shoes at cost.
with J. II. Taylor, chairman
auga couuty, Superior Court,
Hardin have returned from
protem. T. P. Adams, chair
LINVILLE. ITEMS.
Spring term, 1891.
S. C., ha ving disposed of all
-0Price and Heald
man. was absent on account
their horses and mules.
Haga
of sickness. The session was The citizens of Linville Vs. T. A Hagaman, J. P.bank oi
man and the Lookout
All my overcoats and heavy
—C. W. Culler has rented occupied mainly with can have obtained acharter from Morristown, Tennessee.
J. S. Culler's new house one cellation of school vouchers the General Assembly of It appearing by affidavit to winter clothing at cost.
mile east of town, and will for treasurer, and looking North Carolina, and by it 8. the satisfaction of the court that
f—f
a cause of action exists in favor
move within a few days.
after some school houses in T. Kelse.y is made mayor of the plaintiff and against the
and J. W. Farthing, A. 8. defendants. And it further ap I will close out my line of
—Jas. Brown, Sr, has mov the county.
ed from his farm near Lau —The publisher, in compa Church, 11. R. Irvin, C. II. pearing that T. A. Hagaman, be rubbers and arctic shoes at
ing a natural person, is a non
rel Springs to his father-in- ny with a number of friends Ricksecker and George R. resident of this State, or so ab cost.
law's farm on Meat Camp.
from Boone, had the pleas Foulke commissioners to sents himself that the ordinary
process of law cannot be served
—0hi that the tiine wou 1 d ure of being guests at an en hold their offices till May, on him; and that the Lookout —The above prices lor spot
come when a newspaperman joyable social party given when an election will be held bank of Morristown, is a foreign ash.
could please each subsriber. at the residence of Mr. A. P. for a permanent organiza corporation created under the
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It therefore or
Wilson, on last Friday night. tion, of a town government. laws of Tenn.courtisthat publica
But alas! how impossible.
The people of Aaron have dered by the for six consecutive
I have just received anoth
—We are glad to learn that The good people of New Riv also applied for a charter. tion be made
Mrs. Violett Hodges of er cannot be surpassed for I hear that one has been ac weeks in the Watauga DEMOCRAT, er case of ladies oil grain
a weekly newspaper published in
Brushy Fork, who has been generosity, hospitality and corded them, with William the the town of Boone, requiring shoes, also a fine lot of chilvery ill with fever, is improv good feelings generally, and Key, John Rominger and the Defts. to appear at the next drens fine shoes, which will
when with them once you are
term of the Superior court to be be sold at a remarkably low
ing.
ever-afterwards constrained Robert Franklin as commis held in Boone, on the 6 th day of figure; also a new lot of ladies
—Jack H. Cook has ren to visit them again.
sioners. The new town is to be Apr. 3J391, and answer or demur shawls and wraps.
to the plntfFs complaint which
ted D. B. Dougherty's farm
—The school house at Lau known as Montazuma. Do will there be filed in theclerk's of
and will occupy the house
not know who is mayor.
fice, or judgment will be given aI am also handling a nice
in which Charley Culler has rel Ford near Elk X Roads We are having considera gainst thempro-con-fesso. Given line of gents fine shoes, which
was burned down some days
under my
arid seal
been living.
ble unwellness here and here This Feb. hand 1891. of office. will be sold very low.
3 6th
ago. A drunken boy went
JOE B. TODD, c. S. C.
—W.L. Bryan has resumed in, and built up-a fire to abouts. I suppose a large
Most respectfully,
share of it is La Grippe. Mrs- T. L. LOWE, plntfl's atforney.
work on his new store house, warm by, and the house was
W\ L. BRYAN.
and hopes to be in it by court burned as the result. It was A. 8. Church is quite unwell.
NOTICE.
week. It will be a thing of not intentionally burned, February is approaching State of North Carolina, Ashe
county, Superior court.
its end, and I can say as the
beauty when finished.
and the father of the boy like
"oldest inhabitant" that I J. H. Barton administrator of
—We publish this week, in a man paid the school com.
Reisin Plummer decased,
Vs.
part, the proceedings of the mittee for the house; and the have never experienced one
with so little sunlight, no Martha West and husband, Wm.
Commissioners Monday and committee is now putting up
West, Lutitia Davis and husband
Tuesday, but space forbids a new house. The old house two days in succession hav Wm. Davis, Carrie D. Gray Wi
ing been pleasant. Neverthe ley Gray, John H. Plummer and
publishing them fn full.
was not worth a great deal.
less, the company keeps on Susan Plummer, widow of the
—J. F. Spainhour is con —The following is the list making roads and streets.
deceased.
Notice for the sale of the lands tie
fined at home with a bad of jurors drawn for spring
J. 8. W. longing to Reisin Plummer for
boil on his neck. He started to term, 1891: A. J. vvilson, ,T.
assets.
Burke Court, but had to turn F . Hardin, joe A . Baird, G. VV.
It appearing to the'satisfacZionville N. C.
back as he could not ride.
tion of the court by* affidavit of
Brown, G . w. Laura nee, j. F.
Feb. 27th, 1891. the plaintiffthat Lutitia Davis &
—Be vs. Night, Payne, Da McGuire, David Adams, R. F. Editor Democrat.
husband, Wm. Davis, Carrie D.
vis, and McGhinis have con Hillings, T. F. Tugman, L. C
1 hear it reported by some Gray & Wiley c. Gray & John
ducted a successful revival Reeves, s M . Dugger, John c. of Watauga's citizens that plummer are non-residents of this
State, and after dilligent. pearch
meeting at J. D. Bryans' smith, J. H. Johnson, E. J. the "Kentucky Pottergang" has been made, cannot be fouud
school house the past week. Hartley, R. W. walker, w. D. were respectable, honest men. or served with summons. It is or
dark, cal\ in white, J. H . Ad After 8heriff Baird's raid in dered that publication be made
—Rev. J. H. Farthing last
ams, T. F . 'ook, j. L . Moretz, Potter-town the gang left i n the Watauga Dem ocrat, a week
week held a protracted meet
ly newspaper
Manly Green, j. E. Green, T.L. for Kentucky and they went commanding published in Boone,
the above named
ing at Laurel Spring Church
cook, J . o. culver, Dan wheel down the Laurel in Tenn., non-resident defendants to ap
which resulted in a number
er, L . c. wilson, J. A . Hamp they found a man whose pear at the office of the clerk of
of conversions and additions
rite Superior court in Jefferson
ton, J . i. Green, G. W . MCGuire, name is Edmundson or Ed- no the 30th day ot March, 3 891,
to the church.
G. vv. Green, Hugh Hagaman. misten who had some whisky. and answer or demur fo thecom—We are glad to state w. N. storie, o, &. storie,
plaint that is filed in said office,
that our popular towns-man, Harnp clawson, w. D . Green, They had a difficulty with
C. E. GRAYREAL. C. S. C.
Edmisten about the whisky G. w. iiower, Aty for plaintiff.
Mr. B. J. Councill, and moth and Enoch south.
and one of the gang shot Ed
er, are again occupying their
LADIES
who
home in town which has Czar Reed's time is up. He misten and he has since Needing atonic, or childrentake want build'
iag up, should
been vacated during the win will retire with small honors, died. He lived on Horse
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS.
It is
cures Malaria, lndl«
never to be speaker again.
Creek, in Ashe Co., some of gesUon,pleasant to take,liver Complaint*,
ter.
Biliousness and
SUBSCRIPTION RATE S
A WHOLESALE
With the open eni.
New Year w ewish to sa.j
good people of Watauga u
surrounding counties that we
are now prepared to sell you
more goods for
LESS MONEY
And better goods than it has
ever been your good fortune
to get in Elk Prrk, or at any
other country town in the
mountains.
OUR STOCK
ha8 been carefully selected
from the Northern Markets,
and we can thereby save you
the percent of the middle
men, which you are bound to
pay if you purchase of met**
chants who buy goods from
Southern Dealers.
SLAUGHTER COME AND SEE!
OF
HIGH PRICES
AT BRYAN'S.
Don't be satisfied with the
words of praise from others,
but come and be CONVINCED
that we have on hand the
best selected stock of BOOTS,
(Men's & Boys) SHOES , in all
styles and best qualities*
Gent's and Ladies furnish
ing goods in the greatest pro
fusion,
TO THE LADIES, A WORD.
We wish you to examine
our complete line of dressgoods, consisting of
Cashmeres,
Worsteds,
Henriettas,
French flannel,
Jersy flannels,
Nun's veiling,
Armadilla cloth,
and, in fact, a full line of all
the most fasionable fabrics
for ladies wear.
aoTHnreOur stock in this line is fresh
from the Taylor's shears and
the greatest pains have been
taken in their selection as to
style, make and flnnish. If
you need a suit of clothes we
will make it save you money
to buy of us.
GROCERIES.
Bacon, Flour,
Lard, Sugar,
Coffee, Rice,
Canned goods.
Salt, syrups,
Pepper, Spice,
Ginger, and
Soda.
This line of our stock is full
and complete, and sold al
most at starvation prices.
S
H
BOOTS
E
8
Our stock of Boots and
Shoes, we claim, can not be
bea ten in Western North Car
olina, as we can fit any one
from the hardy mountaineer
to the most dainty foot that
treads only on the softest
carpets. Buy of us and be
happy.
REMEMBER
That we have only quoted
a few articles contained in our
large stock, but invite yon
to send us your orders, or
come and see us, and get
what you need. If you don't
want to purchase anything,
come and see, and always re
member that it is no trouble
to show goods.
Hoping to merit a large
share of your trade in the fu
ture, alid hoping each and
all a prosperous year, we are
most Resp.
7 he tireless toilers foi trade,
Coffey & Councill.
Elk Park, Jan., 5, 1891.
All mail orders Prompt
ly Riled.
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<span><span>The Watauga Enterprise was established in Boone, NC by the local Democratic party to provide political commentary on the upcoming fall 1888 election. After the election, the newspaper folded, but was reestablished as the Watauga Democrat in 1889. Its purpose was, and continues to be, to provide the highest quality and most timely local, state and national news coverage to Watauga County, NC. <br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a>
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VOL 3
WATAUGA
COUNTY,
N. C.,
THURSDAY,
MARCH,
12,
1891.
NO. 33.
LETTER. entirely unsuited for the pur BOONE* ROBERTSON, SEVIER
kers were Evan Shelby and treseed at not b°ing able to get
pose. Mahone, through his How tlic First Settlement Beyond the John Sevier. Robertson con- i t, but was obliged to go home
From our Regular* Correspondent.
AHcg'bauies Was Made
"pard", Senator Cameron,
tinned to be the n o mi n a1 head with his owner, who thought no
W. B. C0UNC1LL, J R.
of the new settlement, but the more about the matter. Two
Senator Ingalls is making the man who coulden't see
Prof. James Roberts Gil- moment Sevier set foot on months afterwardwhen the ice
ATTORNEY AT LA A.
the effort of his life to get Mr. any harm in speculating in
more gave the first of a series i the Watauga he became the had gone, the dog passed by the
Harrison snubbed by the re silver while a bill affecting
Boone, N. C.
of lectures at the Pea body In soul and moving spirit of the same place. The dog paused op
publican Senate, and to get its value was pending in the
stitute last night. Prof. Gil-; infant commonwealth. Shel posite the place where the snuff
even with an old personal Senate, set to work to pre
box had disappeared, seemed to
W. B. COUNCILL, M. D. enemy at the same time, by vent the site recommended more is widely known by his' by was a born diplomatist, think intently for a few minutes,
pen na me of'Edmund Kirke,' but Sevier was soldier, diplo bounced around considerably as
Boone, N. C.
getting the nomination of by the committee being pur
und< r which many of his ear-! matist and soldier com if whetting his courage for a great
Resident Physician. Office Representative Anderson, of chased by the present Con
on King Street north of Post Kansas, to be Consul-Gener gress. The scheme was well ly novels were written, the bined. On these three men feat of prowess then plunged in,
most popular being his tale hangs the whole early histo dived to the bottom, and return
Office.
al to Egypt, which Mr. Har worked. Waiting until the
of Southern life "Among the! ry of the Southwest. When ed with the snuff box in his mouth.
rison sent to the Senate with closing rush of the session
Pines." He is the author of the battle of Lexington and
E.F. LOVILL
that of Senator Blair to be began, when members are
?? ?? ? ? ?? ? ? ?
a la rge number of other works Concord were fought the shot
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
minister to China, rejected, glad to postpone anything,
and is now engaged in edit
Do you see that lecherous,
Boone N. C. or "hung up", which would a resolution was offered to ing a national encyclopedia which was heard around the
lying libertine, or that highlyworld echoed in that seclu
keep Anderson out of the of lay the whole matter aside
until next. December, and it o* American biography.
ded valley of the Watauga. perfumed, grining, sin stain
DR. L. C. REEVES.
fice until next December.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
If an extra session is to be was adopted. This is all Prof. Gilmore's subject for As it sounded through those ed soul prancing along the
Office at Residence.
avoided Congress will have right for Mahone, but it's his first lecture was "The grand old woods every back- street? Do you know their
Boone, N. C. to crowd more business into rather tough on the more First Settlement Beyond the wood s-m an sprang to li is feet, true charactor? Do you
these three last days than it than two thousand men and Alleghanies." He said in part: grasped his rifle, and asked know that they make no at
has ever done before, for women who sacrifice their "Daniel Boone had visited to be enrolled for the defense tempt at reform ? Is there a
L. D. LOWE,
everything is in a very much health and endanger their this region as early as 17G0, of his country. Under John place on earth where you
mixed and backward condi lives in the old building. The but lie was by no means the Sevier they began a career meet such indcency on a com
tion at this writing, and it question naturally arises: do first explorer, nor was he in for which, I ihiuk, there is no mon level? If so how much,
-ANDwould certainly cause nojsur- these democratic Senators any sense, as lie is so often parallel in the history of our better are you than they? If
NOTARY PUBLIC,
prise here should several of propose trying to help Ma styled, the founder of Ken country. His military geni one is known by the compa
tucky. At first he was a mere us made him a, turning-point ny one keeps, what kind of
BANNER'S ELK. N. C. the regular appropriation hone sell his ground to Uncle
hunter, then the agent of a in the most critical period of company do you keep? If a
Sam through the democratic
bills fail to get through.
There would have been no Congress? I cannotbelieveit. company of land speculators. our nation's history."—Bal man commit a theft and you
help to conceal the booty are
probability of failing to pass Mr. Harrison now has a But he had the good fortune timore Sun.
whack at the Direct tax bill to be the first to set in mo
you not an accomplice in
the appropriation bills if the
A TIH e Hero Is Plumb.
DENTIST,
crime? If likewise one com
that Mr. Cleveland vetoed, tion the stream of Western
republicans in the House had
ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA.
the Senate having agreed to colonization, and so his name The face of Preston B. mit an outrage against de
not voted to spend two days
Offers his professional services
on the Shipping bills, and if the House amendment. It is has become indissoluble con Plumb, of Kansas, not hand cent society and you conceal
to the * people of Mitchell,
nected with Western history. some at best, is pitted by or help to conceal or protect
Wata.ne;a and adjoining conn- they were not constantly safe to-day that he will not
"To Boone this virgin conn small pox. Said a man the such hurran things from the
ties.Lad mnteial used trying to leave the appropri follow the example of Mr.
try was a new world, and he other day who knows him: righteous indignation and
and all work guaranteed.
ation bills for the purpose of Cleveland in that respect.
May 11 y.
A bill allowing an annual told wonderful stories of its "Each of these small pox pits chastisement of honor, chas
pushing through something
pension of $2,500 to the resources when he returned on Plumb's face is a medal tity and veracity, are .you
E. S. Blackburn to help the decrepit old re
J. F. Morpliew.
widow of Admiral Porter is from Lis hunting trips to his of honor. In the early days not an accomplice in a crime
Je cr on, N.C. publican party. Representa
Marion, N. C.
also in Mr. Harrison's hands. home on the banks of the of Kansas Emporia was a so low and mean that a cur
MORPHEW & BLACKBURN tive Cannon had the sublime
impudence to make the threat Once more IJ. S. Treasurer Yadkin. But his tales fell on booming town and Air. would blush to look upon ?
ATTTORNEYS AT LAW.
that unless the democrats Huston has resigned, and incredulous ears. If he failed Plumb was an impecunious I know my friendly reader
Will practice in the courts wo u 1 d v o te for t h e su spensi o n this time it is for keeps. He to arouse a passion for im printer. He gathered money that the above is strong lan
of Ashe, Wata uga and Mitch of the rules so as to allow the refuses to be interviewed, but migration among the farm enongh together,J however, guage, but is it not true? I
ell counties, also in the Fed
his close personal friends do ers, he did excite a spirit of to start a. little weekly news know it is rasping and "con
eral courts of the Dist.. and majority to pass such legis not hesitate to say that it is speculation among the weal
paper in the town and was temptuous" to some, but
Supreme Court of the State. lation as it, might see fit, the
majority would lay aside the Mr. Huston's intention tore- thier classes, which led to the doing fairly well with it and does it rasp you? Come, wake
Collection ot claims solicited.
appropriation bills and pro turn to Indiana and put in formation of a company to almost paid up his debts. up ye drowsy, dreamy theo
Aprl, 10.
ceed under the rules to dis the biggest licks in his politi buy from the Indians all the There run a rumor through rists; quit your theorizing apose of such business as it cal blacksmith shop against land lying between the Ohio, the new town one day that a bout how to make the world
Notice.
might believe ought to be Mr. Benjamin Harrison, who, the Kentucky and the Cum- stranger tramp had been better; come out into the
For sale. 900 acres of land,
by refusing to make him Sec berland rivers. The news of suddenly smitten with small sunshine of real active life;
on Rich Mountain, Watauga passed.
retary of the Treasury, furn
The shipping bill in which ished the last stiaw which this intended exploration in pox and that the epidemic leave the dark and musty
County, on whichisasbcstos,
and fine land for sheep ranch. the lobby was, mostly inter broke the camel's back, duced the farmers of the Yad was in danger of spreading. walls curtained by the cob
Sales private. L. D. Lowe A ested, the one granting a which had been for sometime kin district to depute one cf The rumor meant ruin to webs of
sentimentalism;
J. T. Furgerson, Ex'trs. of tonnage subsidy to all Amer strained to its utmost be their number, James Robert the embryo municipality, shake the society blood-suck
Mrs. A. P. Calloway, deed.
cause of social slights, Mr. son, to accompany Boone on and so the friendless and ing ticks off of your list of
Banner Elk, Nov. i.5 '90.. ican vessels engaged in trade Harrison figures
now on
stricken man was hurried associates; drink in the pure
with foreign countries, was counteracting Mr. Huston's his third visit in 1763.
defeated in the House, and opposition by the support of "To Robertson, and not to out on the prairies, far from air of self respect and by and
Money to loan.
the least objectionable bill, Mr. J. A. Lerncke, ex-State Boone, should be accorded the city, and left there in a by the impure, fermenting,
Persons wishing to bor that authorizing the gran Trea su rer of 1n d i a na (a G i es 11 the honor of having been the log cabin to do the best he fetid stuff in human form will
row money, who can secure
am man) who will be his suc pioneer of Western civiliza could for himself, There was slough off, and then we may
it by mortgage on good real ting ol subsidies to steam cessor as Treasurer.
estate, r-nn be accommodated vessels, in the guise of pay Senator-elect Kyle, of South tion. Robertson was not no one to care foi him, and, all realize the penefits of or
by applying to
ments for carrying United Dakota, is a daily visitor at long in deciding upon a right of course, it was a wrestle ganized and stringent offorts
J.F. Spainhour, Boone N. C. St a tes m ail, was passed, w i tl I the Capitol. He says that loca tion for a settlement, and with death. In his dingy. of respectable men and wo
or A. J.Critcher, flortonN.C. an amendment reducing the on questions of tariff and while Boone and his compan one room editorial and print men to discourage wrong
4. 24.
amount to be so paid. In finance he will acf with the ions went on to Kentucky, ing office, Preston B. Plumd and help the right. TUCK.
principle one of these bills is democrats; but that dctes he remained behind to make heard the story. He closed The Republicans are not
NOTICE !
not prevent the republicans
I am just receiving n new just as objectionable as the trying to win him over by preparations for the coming the place, started out to the making much out of their
stock of goods bought for qther, but I call the one that attentions and''taffy." Time coming colony. In the fol log house where the sick man late job of Senate packing,
cash down and will sell for passed the least objectiona only will tell what sort of a lowing spring he led sixteen lay, and for weeks nnrsed and Senator Hoar must won
stricklv pay down, at prices ble, because it will require a man he is.
families, numbering, all told, him and cared for him until
to live and let live. You will great deal less money—no Senator Hearst, after a eighty souls, to the beautiful he was saved from death. der whether life is worth liv
do well to call and examine
long illness, died Saturday valley h e had discovered. Then he lay down himself, ing. On the force bill Air.
m y good s co n sist i ng of b oo ts, body could tell how much night.
Hoar got little help from the
Trees were felled, and in asur stricken by the fell disease;
shoes, dry goods, notions, the other one would have
men he had worked into the
A Robber Robbed.
taken had it become a law.
&c.
Yours truly,
POCAHONTAS, March 3.—Satur prisingly short time all the but hearts had grown ten Senate. On the silver question
T. A. CRITCHER,
Through the machinations day Nogrady Bela broke open a families were domiciled in corn derer in that Kansas town
Bamboo. N. C. of that enterprising lobbyist, trunk belonging to Joliu Kereks fort able abodes. The setele- and kindly hands ministered the Senators from the new
to him until he, too, was States divided. On the AIcex-Senator Mahone, all pres and robbed ifbf $260 and escap ment bore no striking resem- sa ved ."-[Ka nSas Ctty Times. Kinley bill one of the South
SUTHERLAND SEMINARY.
ent hope of a new Govern ed. Soon after the theft was dis- blenee to a modern New En
Dacota Senators voted a-oment printing office in place coveced a crowd of Hungarians gland village, but civilized
A Dog's Memory.
gainst his party. The other
of the tumbledown structure started in pursuit, but Bela had man was there. He had come
MISS EMMA WINN,
voted with his party and has
a good start and nothing was to stay, and had brought all The following story was told
Graduate Greensboro Female College now used as such, has gone
been defeated for re-election
glimmering, and it is much heard of him till Sunday morn- possibilities o t civilizotion by the owner of an Irish water and succeeded by a low tariff
PRINCIPAL.
ing.
with him. And the men were spaniel, the only dog who would man if not a free trader. The
to be regretted that two such
perform tricks and was good to
A freight train was coining in
a manly race—a grand race
shoot over at the same time. His two North Dacota Senators
This Institution of learning is eminent democrats as Sena to the Flat Top yard about four
situated in one of the mostpictur tora Gorman and Butler miles from here, when one of the of men who had their homes master was out walking with voted for the bill and one of
esque and hospitable sections of should have allowed them crew noticed a man hanging to a in their saddles and their li I him at the beginning of the long them has been beaten by a
the State, and rare oppotunities selves to be used as instru
low tariff man. The G. O.*" P.
tree. Upon investigation it was braries in the crowns of their frost in 1885, which set in about
are here offered for a practical,
is not getting much reinforce
and cheap education. The school ments for the accomplish found to be Bela. Some one had hats. No better material j the middle of January. He went ment out of the new States.
now has an enrollment of over ment of Ma hone's purpose. strangled him and then hung could have been brought to ! on a frozen inilldam where the —Na tional Democrat.
100 pupils. Latin, French, and Finding it impossible to sell him by the strap he wore around gether to hew out a path- ! water was, of course, very deed,
all the English branches taught. to the Government as a site his Waist, having first robbed
•0W)9ddtt poo3 B
^ way for civilization through and accidently let fall his snuff
pirn 'i8An J
osuuap 'noX airio pjji
For full particulars address the
•snaxxTu MOIIT S\KM O HU
box through a small hole in the
for the new printing office, him of everything he had. There ! a savage wilderness.
XJJ, -Xipiqap puonaS si P 'Xu\
>
Principal at
•qjon .'oi poo3 Xqtoj ';no TIJOM pu OIB noX i(f ,
SUTHERLAND, N.C. for $250, 000, a piece of land is 110 clue as to who did the deed. I "Among these earnest wor ice. The dog was dreadfully disSUHJV 2IJVff lillOA 4/
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PROFESSIONAL.
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BOONE,
WASHINGTON
Attorney at Law
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�The Watauga Democrat
1). B. Dougherty, Editor.
R C. Rivers, Publisher
Mr. Bostick will add $1,500. been gouged out in a family row.
This will give the college near On her finely chiseled and freck
$200,000.
A COMPLETE
PER!
led forehead, which was shaped
NEWSPA
The Prideof the North Ceroid
1
Without a hint at the nice like a ball of dough, she wore the
iia Press."
imprints of anotluer woman's fin
time we had at Anniversary,
Do you want to aid in building
WAKE FOREST LETTER.
no letter from here would be ger-nails, where she had been
up a paper that shall reflect tin
fighting. The squint eye had been
greatest credit on North Carol!
The Pot-eat Scientific Socie- complete. Friday, the 13th, blackened in the fray, but this
na, no matter where it may bf
ty was formed by several of, was the day theprogamshad bewitching angel still showed
| seen ? Then patronize
the students a lew weeks ago. told it to a thousand, more signs of being in the ring. She [
| The Wilmington Messenger.
A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER,
The object of this society is or less, of the fair daughters was certainly the one seen by L l n 'Order to encourage our friends to help us in our efof Carolina. "Every anniver Colonel Blount as the cars whiri- ' o r t s to raise our subscription list several hundred within Do you want a reliable paper
to promote the advancement
[givingyou all the news of the
of science; not that it hopes sary it rams" was repeated ed through Rocky Mount, and she I the riext few months, we have decided to make some PRE world—a Democratic newspaper
to'make any great discoveries over and over again on that was indeed a daisy.—Durham M1UM OFFERS to clubbers which we are sure will encour that equals the best- has the
age some active persons to go to work and make a m on largest circulation, and has for
in the scientific world, but day, and no one dared with Globe.
nice twenty-one
years been a part
will be satisfied if its mem his limited experience to deny
thing for themselves, and at the same time help to build and factorin thegrowth and de *
WHO
up their home paper.
velopment of the Old
North
bers are led to cultivate the it. "Would the adoption of For the Democrat.ARE WE?
State? Then subscrbe for
too much neglected sense of Henry George's Single Tax The usual answer as that
THE WILMINGTON MESSENGER
observation. The fruits are system be beneficial to the we belong to the Anglo-Sax
Campaign Partes:
already being seen. I notice poor classes?" was announc on race. But who are AngloThe "Daily Messenger," by
one student has his window ed as the subject for Messrs. Saxons? We know our fore
mail, 4 months on trial, for
filled with the different kinds Williams and Wray to prove fathers came from England,
$2.00
of mosses that grow near the it was and Messrs. Keslerand and when settled here were
The weekly "Transcript Me
College; while another, is ta Millard had equal time to English Americans how then
To the person securing us fifty CASH subscribers by the senger," (the largest an
king the date, and, if possi prove it was not. The dis are we Anglo-Saxons? But first day of Aprile, 1890, we will give as a premium, on best paper in the State)
months on trial for $1.00
ble the hour that'!the differ cussion lasted from 2, p. m., England took its name from delivery of the names a Genuine
Cash in advance. Both
ent flowers bloom in his rad till 4, p. m. A debate is like the Angles, changing the
papers are large Eight-Page
SINGER SEWING MACHINE.
Us of investigation. He has many other things, it must sound of A into E as though
sheets. Send Postal Carc-j
up to date, recorded thebloo be heard to be appreciated. it were Engles. And so they This Machine is strictly first class in every partiular, and with the address of five perJ
ming of peach and plumb The same maxim could be ap being Engles called their land retails regularly at $40.00. Jtus a .perfect- jem and is well sons and receive sample cop]
ies of THE MESSENGER.
trees besides many trees in plied to orations at night de England—the land of of the worth ever cent of the money.
Oct. 1st, 1888. tf.
L _Q
the forest, and quite a list o livered by Messrs. Burns and Engles.
flowers. Still another is ma Sikes. The former had taken
And who were the Angles?
FOR
CLUB OF FIFTEEN
A
TAKE THE
king an effort to get a nice for a subject the division of They were a war-like people
collection of minerals; and yet Poland among the nations who lived for a while in Den To the person sending us a. club of fifteen we will give oh
another has been successful of Europe, and called it a mark, who sailed across the delivery of the same, the most valuable book known to Ohioago and Alton ft
GOING
in getting a nice collection of "National Crime." The lat- North Sea and took posses the English-speaking people. Who can do business of aWest and Northwest'
microscopic plants. At the ter with "Crumbling Creeds' sion of the island of Britain, ny kind, without that great volume,
as a subject, made an e?.o- conquered its original Celtic
monthly meeting they report
WEBSTER'S UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY ?
Emigrants going to any of till
their observations during the quent speech. By this time inhabitants, and took up
Western States or Territorial
nearly everybody had taken their home with them as the This is no shoddy edition, but is the complete work in
past month.
will save time and money goii
Quite an interest is being the speaking fever, and the ruling people of the island.! heavy leather, and has, up to a few months since, always via. Chicago and Alton rou'j
taken by the farmers in this audience took themselves to The Saxons were a class of; sold for $12. Think of this wonderful book for only fif t is the quickest route to
KANSAS CITY, DENY
part of the State, in the cnl t. h e Li ter a ry II alls to s pen d wild, war-like people formed teen subscribers to your homejpaper.
the rest of the evening in a by many tribes who lived in
PUEBLO,
tivation of grapes, and num
0
sociable in the strictest mean south-western Germany tbey
And all points in Idaho, W
bers of vineyards are being
ingtoir, -Oregon, Utah
CLUBS OF TEN.
planted out. The largest one ing of the word. The gay, went in great numbers to
and California.
frolicsome girl, the timid, England and joined with the
I have noticed, contains RLYFor ten new subscribers we will give an extra Steel- Finest and Best Equip
teen acres, while several small modest maiden; thetalkative Angles. The Angles, Jutes, Engraving 30 x 40 inches, which is cheap at $5.00, and is
Road in the West.
Only line running Solid V
er ones are being planted out. dames; the rude school-boy; Franks, Frisians, Saxons, truly a magnificent picture. Make clubs at once.
buled trains between St. I
Norwegians and
A gentleman says he made the dignified (?) college stud Danes,
National Democrat and Watauga Democrat for and Kansas City.
ent; the handsome mustached Sweeds, who come down in
One dollai and seventy-five cents per year^Wb
$300 off of a vineyard, con
Reclining Chair cars and r
youth and the good old fath pre-historic times and took
ist Sleepers free of extra el
taining not more than two
ers were all there, and such a possession of Germany, Bel
I will meet parties at an;
acres last year. He further
road station with through ti
time. One has only to apply gium and France and later
I
says he has sixty varieties of
and baggage checks.
the maxim with a little vari took possession of England
grapes in it.—We had a right
For full information, maps a
ation—must be participated by this time were many in
descriptive pamphlets of
lively discussion in the As
in to be enjoyed.
D. D. D. one. When they first be
West write to or call on
tronomy class to-day. We
B. A. NEWL,>
Feb. 23, '91.
come known to the civilized
were studying the moon and
Traveling Pa«senge
world they were huge white
19 Patton Ave., Asheville,
its influences on the earth.
GRAND OPENING! NEW GOODS.
In the House the other day bodies, cold-blooded, with
J. CHARLTON, G. P. A
The book, after ad mi ting
Mr. O' Ferrall, of Virginia. fierce blue eyes and reddish
Chicago, 111.
-othat the moon had a very
is making some remarks flaxen hair. Pirates at fiirst
marked effect on the tides about silver coinage, when
and variation of the com pass, Mr. Hopkins, of Illinois made of all kind of hunting the E. II. DOUGHERTY & BRO.
man-hunt was the most no
but denied that it had any
-ANDtaunting allusion to Mr. ble. They left the care of the
other influence. The frequent Cleveland's letter. Mr. 0' FerK NOCKED OUT!
changes of the moon, would "cill replied that Grover Cleve- land, flock Ac, to the women.
Seafaring and war was their
make a change of the weath and was deeper down in the
It is gratifying to us to announce to our numerous J. P. IIENSON, D ARK R XDG
N. a.
er within a very short time heart of the Democracy of idea of a free mans work. Of customers that we have now, and still arriving the largest
of the change of the moon. the country than any other all barbarians these are stock of goods ever brougt to Watauga. We have recent is just receiving a largest^
The Prof, agreed with the au living man. It might be that strongest of body and heart ly bought in Philadelphia and Knoxville $6000.00 worth
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
of NEW GOODS.
Our stock consists of all varieties of
thor, but quite a dissension Mr. Cleveland's views on sil and the most cruel and fero goods kept in a first class store. We have a. nice line
of which will be sold for Cast!
among the class was seen. ver did not suit the Democ cious. Torture, greed of dan ready made CLOTHING that we are offering Low down.
country produce at pri*
never before heard of. Givt
"What about killing hogs on racy. They were the views ger, frenzied bravery of an
SHOES!
GVEK-8HOES!
HOOTS!
him a call,
over-strong
temperament
the new of the moon, Profess of an individual member of
apr 2D ly.
Ladies dress
and
or?"—"If you plant corn on the Democratic party. He meets us at every step in the Gents furnishing goods in all qualities, colors ware, prices.
goods! Collars, cuffs, Neck
shirts
the new of the moon it will (Mr. 0 Ferrall) assumed that old sages.
socks and anything you want in the latest styles. HATS!
grow."—"I know if timber is whatever Mr. Cleveland's po Such is a brief outline of to suit men, women and children. Hardware, crockery,
cut on the full of the moon." sition might be to-day on the our ancestors 2000 years a- farming utinsels, Ac. in great quantities. Our goods were
"Everybody knows a moon- question of silver coinage, go in the forests of Germany bought at a bargain and we propose to give our customers
eyed horse goes blind on the when the National Conven and Denmark, and such are the benefit of them. Come and see our fine stock and you Caveats, and Trade-Marka obtained, and all Pat
will be sure to buv. Extra inducements will be offered for
business
Moderato
.'' These, with many oth tion spoke in 1892 he would the traits they brougt from the next 60 days for CASH . VVe take all kinds of produce ent Our Officeconducted forU.S.PatentFees. ^
is Opposite
Office, W
their ancient Seandenavian and ,live stock a specialty. Thanking ourfriends for past and we can secure patent in less timothan tnose
er expressions, followed in indorse the principles of their
remote from Washington.
Send model, drawing or photo.,
home in the North of Eu ptaronage. we hope to merit it in the future by honest tion. We advise, if patentable orwith descrip
rapid succession, hardly giv platform,
not, free of
whatever they rope.
charge. Our fee not due till patont is secured.
J.W. M. dealings "and good oargains, we are
A Pamphlet, "How to Obtain Patents," with
ing one the time to finish might be. He did not believe
names of actual clients in your State, county, or
town, sent free. Address,
his statement as to the moon, that Mr. Cleveland would Sands N. C.
Very Respectfully
before another was telling a su r ren d er h is con vi cti on s b u t,
C. A. S NOffice,W & CO
O Washington, D. C.
Notice.
Opposite Patent
E . H . D O U G H E R T Y & BROnew thing the moon would there were questions of Dem
J. Evans Brown vs. Lazerous
R NEW
do. The professor dismissed ocratic principle far para Trivett. By virtue ot an execu
1
;$H£.So!id II
o lil Watchfl.
the subject as mere supersti mount to the question of the tion issued from the office ofthe
Worth #1 OG.OO"
watch in the work
timekeeper. Warrant
tion, and began to talk a- free coinage of silver.—Na Clerk oi the Superior court ol Wa
hunt
tauga county, in favor ol the
'Both ladies'and ge
|j "S. f . ANGEL,
with works and
bout the mountains of the tional Democrat.
equal value. OifK
plaintiff in the above entitled
each locality can
moon, some of which are sup
free, together with
action for the sum of $136,63,
DEALERS IN
valuable line of VI ot.
pies. Those sample* I
posed to be 20,000 feet high,
a9 the watch, are free. All the '
She Passed Through Durham Too. the same being purchase money
need do U to show what we send you to those who c
firionds and neighbors and those about you—that alwa t
three times as high as old In his matchless Wilson Mirror, on tract of land herein described,
In valuable trade for us,which holds for years when om )
with interest and cost, I will sell
and thus we are repaid. Wo pay all express, freight, r I
you know all, If you would like to go to work for u
Grandfather. He said: "Meet Mr. Henry Blount says: We only to the highest bidder at the court
earn from
to
Htiiuon A Co., £MiO per weekPortland, ]
Ilox »i*. and upwards.
me just after church this eve caught a glimpse of one of earth's house door, in the town of Boone If you think of buying a
ning, if it is clear, and we will fairest and sweetest and lovliest on the Oth day of Apr., '91, it be
SEWING MACHINE,
ing the first Monday in said
take a peep at the moon and prettiest maidens as the cars mnoth, and the first day of the and want to save CASH, write me
through the telescope. I think dashed through Rocky Mount on Superior court, a certain tract or for prices. I carry a full line of
we can see Tyoho, which is a Monday, but she was eflough to paroel of land containing 100 a- needles and parts ,such as
cres more or less, belonging to i Shuttles, Bobbins.
very beautiful mountain." I fill the earth with brightness and Laz. Trivett, lying on the waters Oils etc., nil of which Dri vers,
can be
lilevvith melody."
i
must add that the Professor
of Elk and adjoining the lands of sent by mail.
We saw her too. She was a rare
has a class of girls in Astron and radiant creature, with a beau A, R. Gaultney, James Story and I have a good line of fishirp
oray which is said to be the tiful and charming wart on her •others, being the lands on which Tackles, Trout Flies, Hook
rrv ol
said Laz. and Wiley Trivett now
Seins a specialty,
Hshciriimost popular class in college. nose—a wart that, in old days, lives, Levied on by me on the Lines etc,
will send them out bv mail.
President Taylor has work would have been a ji m-crow win 2nd day of March, i.891 to satis
fy said execution with interest
etiTcffiL. 23 UNION SQUARE,NY.
^ ^TLftNTA, GA -=>'
ed hard on the endowment, ner. She had the most bewitch and costs. This March the 2 '91.
67.L0UIS.M0.' FOR 5AUEVEV OALLAS
KNOXVILLE,
and thinks he will get $30,- ing squint eye, while her other
D. F. BAIRD, SHFF.
TENN
W. L. Bryan,
>ti
000 by March 1st, to which eye, which she once did have, had
aB o o n e . N.I
CLUBBING RATES.
FOR J cms OF FIFTY.
1ST,
N, G.
FRF
" SOLID GOLD
5
SEWING MACHINES
A-
8,
P. ANGEL,
/
�The Watauga Democrat,
1). B. Dougherty, Editor.
R C. Rivers, Publisher
A DEMOCRATIC family news
GENERAL PARAGRAPHS,
Minnesota is for Cleveland.
Ex-Senator Hill of Georgia
died on the 6th.
paper devoted to the interests of
The Pope of Rome is 81
County, State and Nation. Pub years old.
lished every Thursday at Boone
Watauga County, N.C.
The cotton crop of 1890
deadly weapon is used, but
no serious damage done. A
man may snap a pistol at
another, or throw a rock or
use a club and there is no
serious damage done the
magistrates can try and ( | e
termilie the case, and 110 £
bind to court as here-tofore.
We doubt the propriety of
this law in many cases that
may come up.
Dr. Talmagc on Smoking1.
The Liver
"There are multitudes of
young men smoking them When out of order, Involves every organ of
the body. Remedies for some other derange
selves to death. Nervous, ca ment are frequently taken without the least
it is the
which is the
daverous, narrow chested, effect, because trouble, liver until that isreal
source of the
and
set
can be
and fidgety, they are prepar- right thereany part ofno health, strength, or
comfort in
the system. Mercury,
In some form,
specific for u slug
ing for early departureorhalf gish liver; butis a commonand more effective
a far safer
and half existence that will medicine is
be of little satisfaction to
Ayer's P i l l s .
themselves or little use tooth For loss of appetite, bilious troubles, consti
ers. Quit it, my young broth pation, indigestion, and sick headache, these
Pills are unsurpassed.
" For
long
I was sufferer from
er. Before you get through stomach,a liver, time kidney atroubles, expe
and
riencing much difficulty in digestion, with
this life you will want stout
severe pains in the lumbar region and other
nerves and a broad chest and parts of the bddy. Having tried a variety of
remedies, including warm baths, with only
a brain unclouded by tobac temporary relief, about three months ago I
began the
co smoke. To get rid of the Is so much use of Ayer's Pills, and my health
improved that I gladly testify to
merits
medicine."
habit will require a struggle, the superior Pereira, of thisPortugal. —
Manoel Jorge
Porto,
"For the cure of headache, Ayer's Cathar
as I know by bitter experi tic Pills are the most effective medicine I
ence. Cigars and midnight ever used."—R. K. James, Dorchester, Mass.
"When I feel the need of a cathartic, I take
study nearly put an end to Ayer's Pills, and find them to be more effec
tive than any other pill I ever took."—Mrs.
my existence at twenty-five B. C. Grubb, Bur well ville, Va.
" I have
years oi age. I got so I could ble remedyfound in Ayer's Pills, an invalua
for constipation, biliousness, and
kindred disorders, peculiar to miasmatic
do no kind of study without localities. Takeu in small and frequent
a cigar in my mouth-as com doses, these Pills
plete a slave was I as some
Act Well
on the
of 3 r ou are. About to change aiding liver, restoring its natural powers, and
it in throwing off malarial poisons."
pastorates from one city to — C. F. Alston, Quitman, Texas.
"Whenever I am troubled with constipa
another, a wholesale dealer tion, or suffer from loss of appetite, Ayer's
Pills set me right again."— A, J. Kiser, Jr.,
offered as an inducement to Rock House, Va.
"
by the
a friend, began
my going to Philadelphia, the In 1858,Ayer's advice ofa remedy Ifor bil
use of
Pills as
iousness, constipation, high fevers, and
that he would give me all my colds. They served me better than anything
cigars, and the best cigarj in 1 had previously tried, and I have used them
in attacks of that sort
the country, free of charge all Hersli, Judsonia, Ark. ever since." — H. W.
the rest of my life. He was a
splendid man, and I knew he
PREPARED BY
would keep his promise. Then
DR. J. C. AYER
I rea soned thus: If now, when Bold by all Druggists& CO., Lowell, Mass.
and Dealers in Medicine.
my salary is small and cigars
are high, I smoke up to my
full endurance, what would be
come of my health if I got all
my cigars for nothing? Well.
I have never touched the in
fernal stuff since. From that
time I was revolutionized in
health and mind, emancipa
ted by the grace of God. I
implore young men to strike
out for the liberation of their
entire nature from all kinds
®F
of evil habits. I see that now
in our elevated railroads they
have introduced the pig-pen
on wheels, the smoking car,
[laughter] and it is being
made easier and easier all the
time to sacrifice physical
-o—ohealth. All those who break
down their health through
indulgenceand go into graves To induce trade I will make
the following offers:
sooner than they would oth
erwise have gone are suicides,
$
$
and the day of judgment will
so reveal."
"Red Warior" axe for 85c.
formeT price $1,
-0-
With the openening of the
New Year w ewish to say tot he
good people of Watauga and
surrounding counties that we
are now prepared to sell you
more goods for
will reach 8 million and a
Thursday Mar. 12th, 18(Jl. quarter bales.
TheLegislature adjourned
The people of Asheville and on rnonday.
And better goods than it has
portions of East Tennessee
ever been your good fortune
E. C. Beddingfield, Major
Democrats made gains in
are advocating- the ad visa
to get in Elk Prrk, or at any
Wilson and Colonel Mason
other country I own in the
bility of forming a new State Iowa in the recent elections.
are the railroad commission
mountains.
out of portions of Western
West Va. appropriates ers. The elect ion of these three
North Carolina, East Tenn $40,000 for the Worlds Fair. men seam to give general sat
and South West Virginia. In
A legal question, "Are fish isfaction to the country, and
1868 we advocated the for in a pond real or personal it is hoped that the commis
has been carefully selected
mation of this new State in property."
from the Northern Markets,
sion will prove a blessing to
the columns of the Mountain
and we can thereby save you
the people of our State, and
the percent of the middle
Messenger, then published at The dead lock in the Illi not an obstruction to the
men, which you are bound to
nois legislature is still on. No
Jefferson, but we failed to get
raTroad interest and devel
pay if you purchase of mer
Senator elected.
one to back us; so the new
chants who buy goods from
opment of our Western sec
State was not formed, though
Appropriated $1,500 to tion. We have opposed this
Southern Dealers.
we wrote several strong and furnish the Governor's man
/commission on the grounds
lengthy appeals advocating sion.
CORE A mSEE!
that it would retard the buil
the measure and gave suffi An Institution for deaf and
ding of railroads in the State,
Don't be satisfied with the
cient reasons, as we thought, dumb will be located at Morbut we hope our fears will
words of praise from others,
why a new State should be
but coine and be CONVINCED
ganton.
prove groundless, and that
established, but no one came
that we have on hand the
our grand old State will move
to onr relief. All our able The Legislature appropri
best selected stock of BOOTS,
out with greater efforts and
(Men's & Boys) SHOES , in all
arguments on this subject ates $25,000 for the \\ orlds
soon become the progressive
styles and best qualities.
were unheeded and this pet en Fair at Chicago.
State that Nature intended
Gent's and Ladies'furnish
terprise of ours collapsed; Governor Hill will deliver
ing goods in the greatest pro
her to be; and that her sons
and no doubt it was said by the address at the unveiling
fusion,
will be induced to remain with
some (though not to our face, of the Grady Monument.
in her borders and helpdevel
for our fighting weight is 240 Gen. Gordon, of GeorgiaU.
TO THE LADIES, A WORD.
op her many resources of
lbs.) that we were a fool. We S. Senator joined the Far
wealth. Let the young men
We wish you to examine
desire to say that we will be mers Alliance at Atlanta.
stdp going West and buildup
our complete line of dressmute on the matter for the
goods, consisting of
The democratic Senators with the prosperity that is
present, until we see how
Cashmeres,
of North Dakota, drew the certain to come to the people
much backing these advo
Worsteds,
of good old North Carolina
cates of the new State have. long terms and six of them
Henriettas,
If we find that it will do to hold over.
French flannel,
Our esteemed friend Rev.
Jersy flannels,
tack on to, then we are in
France and Germany are
Sherwood, gave us a pleas
Nun's veiling,
but not otherwise. We are getting up a storm and are
ant call Monday and Monday
Armadilla cloth,
for the new State, however. talking of a war between
night. He came over with
and, in fact, a full line of all
them.
the most fasionable fabiics
The Legislature has pass The Legislature of Illinois the intention of assisting
for ladies wear.
Rev. Jones in a meeting at
ed the bill to have a geolog ought to adjourn, 145 bal
ical survey of the State made. lots for Senator.Palmer 101 Three Forks but the weather
being so inclement the meet
This is an important bill and Streeter 97, as usual.
ing was postponed. Rev
no doubt will be of great in
Our stock in this line is fresh
Our Congressional District Sherwood is one of our a blest
terest to the State especially
from the Taylor's shears and
ministers and a man of un
the Western part. The ob has been changed by adding
the greatest pains have be m
blemished charactor. The
taken in their selection as to
ject of this survey is to as Mitchell county, which make
affliction of his wife who is
style, make and flnnish. If
certain the location of min eleven counties in the District.
you need a suit of clothes we
erals, water powers etc, of But we are yet democratic. n o w i n the M o rga n to n A sywill make it sa ve you money
lum and the large family of
the State and to attract the Rev. Dr. Adkinson died
to buy of us.
attention of capatalists to suddenly at Warren ton N. C. children left to his personal
charge, bear heavily upon
the resources of wealth of our on the 7th. The Dr. was a
him. Do the churches, that
State.
Presbyterian minister and a
he preaches for so acceptibly,
The late Prof. Keer, State brother of Bishop Atkinson.
Bacon, Flour,
have the proper sympathy,
Lard, Sugar,
Geologist, had commenced
Jerusalem has the Electric and do they assist this Bro.
NOTICE.
Coffee, Rice,
this work and had he lived Lights planted in that an
as they ought. How easy State of North Carolina', Wat
Canned goods.
to complete his survey he cient city. The natives are
would it be for churches who auga couuty, Superior Court,
Salt, syrups,
would have resulted, no greatly alarmed about it and
Spring term, 1891.
Pepper, Spice,
have from one hundred to
Price and Ileald
doubt, in .the development, do not understand the mat
I will sell all my heavy boots
Ginger, and
two hundred members to sup Vs. T. A II agam an, J. P. Hagaof Western North Carolina ter.
and shoes at cost.
Soda.
ply all the wants of their pas man and the Lookout bank of
This line of our stock isful
and other parts of the State,
Morristown, Tennessee.
Everything is quiet since tors, and relieve them from
and complete, and sold a 1
-0of the mineral resources, and
the anxiety that many of It appearing by affidavit t3
most at starvation prices.
would have been the cause Reed and his men have re them have in providing for the satisfaction of the court that
tired, no more fears of the themselves and families. We a cause of action exists in favor All my overcoats and heavy
S
of rail-roads being built
Force bill now. It is a great have observed the lack and of the plaintiff and against the winter clothing at cost.
H
through our mountains.
defendants. And it further ap
BOOTS
blessing to the country that careless neglect of churches'of pearing that T. A. Hagaman, be
Our only hope for a rail
E
all denominations in our ing a natural person, is a non
their time is out.
f—f
road, is the tonage. No road
S
county to look after their resident of this State, or so ab
will be built where there is There are fears of a race war preachers, financial affairs. sents himself that the ordinary
Our stock of Boots a
nothing to haul—hence the between the blacks and Both Methodist and Baptist p'ocess of law cannot be served 1 will close out my line of Shoes, we claim, can not
importance of finding iron, whites in Oklahoma. A great den o m i n a ti o n s are n u in erou s on him; and that the Lookout rubbers and arctic shoes at beafen in Western North C
bank of Morristown. is a foreign
olina, as we can fit any o
copper, and other ores and many blacks have gone to in Watauga and ought to corporation created under the cost.
amply pay their preachers
from the hardy mountain
minerals and bringing the Oklahoma and it is said for rheir labors. We hope the lawsa>f Tenn. It is therefore or
to the most dainty foot the,
fact to the attention of mon- many ofjthem arein destitu churches will improve in this dered by the court that publica —The above prices lor spot treads only on the softest
tion be made for six consecutive ash.
ied men. We have the ores, tion and have small pox be matter and see that true weeks in the Watauga DEMOCRAT,
carpets. Buy of UP and b
preachers of the gospel can a weekly newspaper published in
timbers etc, and we should sides.
happy.
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*
*
*
*
*
*
*
let the world know it. Let us At the Coroner's Inquest live by the gospel. The a- the the town of Boone, requiring
bove suggestions are written
appear at the next
get up a boom and try to in the case of the Narrow after due reflections and with the Defts. toSuperior court to be I have just received anoth
ItEIEMBER
term of the
start out on a more active Guage Rail-road accident on out the promptings of any held in Boone, on the 6 th day of er case of ladies oil grain
policy in old North Carolina. the C. & L. road, the jury one and we hope it will be Apr. 1891, and answer or demur shoes, also a fine lot of chil- That we have only quoted
to the plntff's complaint which drens fine shoes, which will a few articles contained in our
ound a verdict that the ac properly considered.
will there be filed in the clerk's of
be sold at a remarkably low large stock, but invite yon
According to the Porter cident was caused by the reck
. The following are some of the fice, or judgment will be given acensus North Carolina has a ess conduct of the engineer appropriations made by our leg gainst them pro-con-fesso. Given figure; also a new lot of ladies to send us your orders, or
come and see us, and get
under my hand and seal of office. shawls and wraps.
population of
1,049,191 seven lives were lost by this islature:
what you need. If you don't
This Feb. 16th 1891.
Deaf rnute institution to be erec
Whites; 567,170 Colored; recklessness.
JOE B. TODD, c. S. c.
ted at Morganton,
$10,000.
I am also handling a nice want to purchase anything,
1,561 Indians, and 15 Chi
Blind Institute,
40,000. T. L. LOWE, plntft's atforney
line of gents fine shoes, which come and see. and always re
nese. Total population I, Congress has passed the bill Central Hospital Raligh, 52,000.
member that it is no trouble
will be sold very low.
ATTENTION !
617,947. The white popu to refund to the States the Western *' Morganton, 85,000.
to show goods.
Eastern " Goldsboro, 40.000. My duties confine me closely to Most respectfully,
Hoping to merit a large
lation has increased about money collected in 1863, im Oxford Asylum,
10,000, Carolina, and I would exchange,
share of your trade in the fu
posed by the direct tax law. Penitentiary,
21 per cent, while the colored
W. L. BRYAN.
35,000. on favorable terms, $10,000 of
ture, and hoping each and
population is not over 7 per North Carolina will get a A & M Ind. Cel., whites, 10,000. stock in a phosphate company
all a prosperous year, we are
A & M College, black,
3,500. in Florida, my late residence, for
cent. In 1880 the population share of this money, which
most Resp.
Normal & lnd. schools, 10,000. a suitablefarm in the mountains.
of the State was 1,399,750. will be paid into the treasury Soldiers' Home.
3,000
ALEX. Q. IIOLLADAY,
The tireless toilers foi trade,
The white population has and the tax-payer will get Geological survey,
10,000
Raleigh, N. C
increased 181,949. The pop his individual amount if he World's Fair,
25,000
Coffey &Councill.
ulation of Watauga county has preserved his tax receipt.
is 10,641, an increase of The amount due North Car Total appropriations, $323,000.
Elk Park, Jan., 5, 1891.
over two thousand, since olina is $377,452.
The $35,000 for the peniten
1880. There are 23 counties
tiary is money appropriated in
All mail orders Prompt
in the State that have less Magistrates will have Jures- 1889 and not drawn from the
ly filled.
copulation than Watauga. diction of offences where a treasury.
LESS MONEY
OUR STOCK
Ayer's Pills,
WHOLESALE .C
k
SLAUGHTER
HIGH PRICES
AT BRYAN'S.
MONET
can be earned at our NKW line of work,
rapidly and honorably, t>y tho.e of
cither »ex, voung or old, and In their
own localltfca,wherever they live. Any
Kaoy to leani.
ono con do the work.
We furnish everything. We atart you. No risk. You tan devote
your spare moments, or all your time to the work. This is an
entirely new lead,and brings wonderful success to every woiker.
Beginners are earning from #35 to #511 per week and upwards,
and more after a little experience. We can furnish you the em
ployment and teach you 1KKK. No apace to explain here. Full
Information FKKK. TKU£ <ft CO., AICIBTA, KAIKK.
\
GROCERIES.
�PUBLIC SAFETY
SUBSCRIPTION RATE S
found, while yet in bed in the FREE SLEEPING CARS TO WASH tain our rights and the par
INGTON AND OREGON I
ty that will meet the views of
TO THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. morning, in a dying condi
The undersigned is arrang the people will be the suc
tion; tlie family not knowing ing to run two free sleeping
1 copy1 year
$1.00 the cause. Dr, CounciH was
DEMANDS
cars on March 12th, from cessful one. Our predictions
1
0 months
50
hastily sent for, but noth Knoxvil'e Tenn., to Wash now are that democracy will That only honest and reliable medicines
] " 3 months
35
should be placed upon the market. It can
downs
ing could be done to restore ington without change. This ride to victory in *92 and hold not, therefore, be stated too emphatically, is With its ups and wairng
slowly, but surely,
ADVERTISING RATES.
all who are in
will* be the first and last the rains of government for nor repeated too often, thatpurifier should
him.
need of a genuine Blood and as it closes we wish to
1 inch 1 week
$ .75
chance, people will ever have
be sure and ask lor
Resp.,
thank our many customers
1 " 1month
1.75 —Mr. Jacob Lewis, of Meat of making the entire trip years to come.
for their very liberal patron
W. G. HENSON.
1 " 3 "
3.00 Camp, lost another one o his without a single change of
age, and quote to them some
] " 6 "
5.00
ears. Write the undersigned
Sarsaparilla. Your life, or that of some one
of our leading articles, with
1 " 1 year
7.00 children with dvptheria, last for rates and particulars at
YOUR BROTHER MAN.
near and dear to you, may depend on the
1 column 1 week
9.00 Thursday. He has lost two «»nce, if you wish to go. An
the promise that during the
use of this well-approved remedy In prefer
ence to any other preparation of similar
1 " 1 month
13.50 within the last month with
remainder of the present year
For The Den.O) at.
agent will go with these cars
name. It is compounded of Honduras sar
1
"
3 "
25.00
we will give you goods as cheap
saparilla (the variety most rich in curative
all the way through. Write
1 "
G "
37.50 that dread disease.
properties), stilliugia, mandrake, yellow
If we would always remem dock, and the iodides. The process of man as can be bought on the South
1 " 1 year
50.00 —The almost impassible quick for particulars to
ufacture
original, skilful, scrupulously
ber that we ore brothers, chil clean, andissuch as to secure the very best ern Markets, an I for the year
J. L. MILAM,
mud hole, on Main Street,
DIST. PASS. AGT.
dren of the same All-wise Fa medicinal qualities of eacli ingredient. This
Entered at the Post-office at ought to be looked after by
boiled nor heated,
KNOXVILLE, TENN. ther and act and treat each medicine is not decoction; but it is and is,
therefore, not a
a com
Boone, N. C., as second-class the town authorities. Ha\e
pound extract, obtained by a
ex
mail matter.
other accordingly, how much clusively our own, of tlie bestmethodmost
and
rock hauled and filled in so
powerful alteratives, tonics, and diuretics
Clifton, N. 0.
We promise, as in the past by
more happiness there would known to pharmacy. For the last forty
wagons and horses can pass.
years, Ayer's
March, 9, '91. be in this world.
LOCAL NEWS.
—In Montgomery county, Editor Deuocrat :
What a surcease there
—LaGrippe has renewed its this State, there has recent According to my promise would be of tears and sad
grip on some of our people. ly been found a. nugget of last week, I will write again ness, and this grand old world has been the standard blood-purifler of the To merit a liberal share of the
world—no other approaching it iu popular
confidence or universal demand. Its form
—E. H. Dougherty is still gold weighing eleven pounds. to let your readers know the of ours, would be filled with ula is approved by the leading physicians patron ageiof our customers in
and druggists. Being pure and highly
in the South with his stock. Others were louud weighing news of this part of the coun joy and gladness, till the centrated, it is the most economical of con
any
from three to four pounds. try.
valleys would laughingly tell possible blood medicine. Every purchaser
—Noah Winkler will erect
of Sarsaparilla should insist upon having
Rain and mud we still have
see
a new saw mill on Lance's —Miss Julia Hix, who has in abundance and our roads it to the mountains and they this preparation and namethat each bottle
And adjoining counties.
of
inturn would whisper it a- bears the well-known
been visiting in Wilkes for a
creek.
J. C. Ayer & Co.,
number of months, returned are almost impassible. Feed mong the stars.
Lowell, Slass.
—Court comes the 6th of
to her home on New River is very scarce and corn is go Don't ask the poor ragged
TO MERCHANTS.
In every quarter of tire globe Ayer's Sar.
April, with Judge Hoke presi
dirty being who stands be saparilla is proved to be the best remedy for
last week, to the great de ing at 75 cts. per bushel.
We wish to call your especial
all diseases of the blood. Lowell druggist*
ding.
light of her many friends m There is beginning to be fore you, and begs you to unite in testifying to the superior excellence attention to our enormous stock
another boom in Ashe coun "give him lea veto toil" What of this medicine and to its great popularity
—Mr. Sullivan is now here that section.
iu the city of its manufacture.
OF
ty in the iron business. A is the LEAST for which he can
painting Mr. Bryan's store
—Died on last Sunday, old Knoxville Co. is here show
afford to work? Remember Ayer's SarsapariIla
building.
PREPARED BY
Lize, the family mare belong ing up some very extensive that he has little children at
—W. B. Couneill and W. R. ing to ex-Sheriff Hayes, at
veins of magnetic iron. They home, that he loves with the DR. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass. usYou can save money by giving'
your order for nails, tyre and
Lovill have gone to Wilkes the advanced age of twentyby Druggists. $1, six $5. Worth gS a botU*.
have found some veins twen same devotion that you love
rolled iron, chains, and, in fact,
on business.
seven years. She received a ty-five feet thick. Mr. Joe. yours, and who look to him
anything in this line, as Ave buy
—Mrs. Sherwood who is decent burial on Monday Dougherty, of our village,
them in large lots direct from
NOTICE.
for their daily sustenance.
now in Morgan ton Asylum and doubtless tears were shed seems to be very much inter
To
ot Thomas the manufactures.
Don't forget that he is your Greer,the heirs at LAVhereby giv
dec., notice is
is reported improved.
at the grave of this faithful ested in the iron business. He "brother man" and pay him
DRY GOODS.
en to said heirs that at a public
—Mrs. Coffey on Middle old servant.
is riding almost every day the same amount, that you sale of lands, sold for taxes, for Consisting of
Fork has been very low with —Notwithstanding the in looking after the mineral in would ask, if you were in like the year 1 889, sold at the court Flannel Suiting,
house in Boone, Watauga coun
Treeott Flannels,
Grippe but is better.
clemency of the weather work terests of the country.
circumstances. If he gets in ty, N. c., the undersigned purehas
Plaid Flannels,
on the Greene Park hotel at On last Saturday night Joe debted to you, don't brand ed a certain tract of land belon
—There will be three capi
Saxony, prints,
Ginghams, etc., etc.
tal cases to try at our next Blowing Rock is progressing Dougherty, Esq., was called him as dishonest in your bit ging to said heirs, situated in Wa
tauga
head wa
nicely. The company
is upon to unite Mr. Robert terest language, as he stands ters of county, on theNew River, Ladie's Dress, in Iienriefca
court, if the- parties are taken.
North Fork of
25 cts to one dollar
planting a row of sugar trees Gilley and Miss C. Roark in before your lordly presence. adjoining the lands of A. Thom Cloth from All kinds of laces in
per yard.
—Our old friend Rev D. C.
in front, of the building; all the holy bonds of matrimo Remember that you don't as and others. Unless redemption Vandike points, etc. Shawls and
Herman is reported bad off
taken together will be a thing ny, at the residence of the pay him enough to keep his is made according to law, on or ladie's coats in the latest styles.
with Grippe.. Hope he is bet
six months from
bride's grand-father. There children from suffering, much beforeproceed to take athis date, Large stock of satin and grosof beauty.
I will
sheriff's grain ribbon, table linen aijd oil
ter.
—The Mountain City Tom- were quite a number of guests less with which to pay his deed for said lands. This the 18 cloth.
—We are pained to learn
day of Feb., 1891. A. THOMAS.
ahawk says: "News reaches present to witness the happy debts. Just think of the Gol
that J. J. Mast's wife has
occasion; and after a hearty den Rule, and as you expect
iff little fortune hove been made
grown wor§e again, she has us today that George Potter, repast of the good things set mercy meted out to you, ex
work for as, by Anna Rage, Austin,
Texas, and Juo. Bonn, Toledo, Ohio.
o n e of t he' Ken t u (;k y ra i d ers,'
,See cut. Others lire doing as w ell. Why
lung trouble.
you? Some earn over $500.00 &
who was wounded, captured before them, the serenada- tend it to him. Hundreds
ith. You can do the w.prk and live
mme, wherever you are. Even bo
Sugar.
ders filled the air with the and thousands are suffering
ners arc easily earning from $5
—Our old friend John El- and put in jail at Abingdon,
$19 a day. All ages. We show you how
Coffee,
and start you. Can work in spare time
rod has been indesposed for Va., had died Sunday night. noise of bells, horns and guns. to-day from being oppressed
or all the time. Big money for work
Rice, Oat-meal,
ers. Failure unknown among them.
_
—
NEW
Pickles, Bacon,
some days but is getting all Poller is the man who killed It is said that Joe was a lit by "the favored few" who, AM.KIa.UeLt €o.,Hoxand wonderful. Particulars free.
WHO Portland,Maino
Lard, Salt,
tle nervous, as it was the first are better men than those for
right again.
young Edrnundson on the
Flour,
time he had been called upon whom they labor. Those
—W. L. Bryan is still re Laurel."
PeppeTr,
IMPORTANT.
to officiate in such an impor who have given the bloom of
Spice,
ceiving the choicest and best —Mr. T. J. F. Brown gave
0
in the greatest abundance, and
tant occasion. More anon. their man-hood in toil for
goods and offers them atbot us a call Tuesday, and in
All persons indebted to me at prices that will surprise you.
L. E. others, with little pay. It
torn prices.
by book Acct., or otherwise,
formed us that lie saw, on
would be well if we could al are requested to make imme
DOTS ft ciHOES.
—L. L. Greene and family his way to town, a large flock
Wallpole, 111.,
ways keep the beautiful lines diate settlement, otherwise
OOTS ^ $HOES.
have moved from the post- of wild geese passing over in
March 2, '91. of Pope before our eyes and their accounts will be placed In Foot-wear, we almost defy
office building to their home a northern direction. They
Editor Democrat:
act up to its wonderful im in the bands of collecting competition, as our stock was
on the hill.
rarely ever make a mistake,
officers. You must remember purchased before the advance
We are having a hard time port.
— V meeting of days has and if they liavn't gone back
friends, that business cannot in prices. We wish to call espec
in our senatorial fight, but I "Teach me to feel another's woe, be run without money. So ial attention to our Tap-sole,
just closed at Cool Spring on their record this time, we
hope we may succeed in elect To hide the fault I see,
fix up and oblige &o.
Flesh-split boot, that we claim
church with one addition to will have but little more se
That mercy I to
ing Palmer. Cleveland has That mercv showothers show
Truly Yours, cannot be beaten in the United
to me.
the church.
vere winter.
W. L. Bryan. States. We also carry a large
killed himself in in this State Foscoe, N. 0.
A. B. C.
and well selected stock of rubber
This Jan. 7, 1891.
—Rev. Jones preached one —Rev. Mr. Thomas is just by his stand on the silver
goods, in the latest and most
of his best sermons to a good home from Lenoir and Lower question. Sdver is our chief Filial Affection Among Hebrews.
comfortable srvles.
A.
fy t f*ndcrtaka to briefly
teach any fairly intelligent person of either
congregation at Three Fork Creek, and reports the roads industry, and the free coinage There is nothing in the
sex, who can read and write, and who,
I after instruction, will work industriously,
Church last Sunday.
_ how to earn
Thousand Dollars
almost impossible, plenty of of the same means new life in world of pleasure and recrea Tear in theirown localities,whereverThree live.I will also furnish
they
the situation or
you can earn
lagrippe among the people. Illinois, and I think the only tion to compare with the learned. I desireemployment,at which above.district thatamount.
No money for me unless successful as
Easily and quickly
—People fromJMnlberry and
but one worker from each
or county. I
provided
He also reports the wheat show for the democrats to beautiful devotion that is have already taught and ever with employment largo Come and examine our new and
number, who are making
rear each. It's
elsewhere in Caldwell are
and MOF II). Full particulars "PlfcEE. Addresa at once,
hauling hay from New River crop as taking a nice start cairy out their present poli paid the old Hebrew people E. C« ALLEN, llox 4£0, Augusta, Maine, elegant line of Ready-made Cloth
ing which was carefully selected
with a good deal of promise cy of reform both on the tar by their children and grand
across the mountain.
as to style, fabric, make and fin
NOTICE.
for a good crop. Also that iff and silver question is to children at the various sum
ish, and you are'sure to find any
State of North Carolina, Ashe
—T. P. Adams has had a
thing you need, and as cheap as
the peach trees are begining run a Western man for presi mer resorts. A rude remark
county, Superior court.
severe spell of the Grippe. He
the chapest. We
to bloom.
dent. in 1892, irrespective of is never made in their hear J. H. Barton administrator of in any suit from can fit you
the smallest
is better, but can't hear good
Reisin Plummer decased,
boy to the 250 pounder.
—Mr. YVyatt Hays exhibi New York and the New Eng ing, nor a disrespectful word
as both of his ears were effec
Vs.
ted in our office this week land States. National af uttered to aged mother or Martha West and husband, Wra.
ted.
some of the most ancient as fairs have become an issue be father. The gentle yielding West, Lutitia Davis and husband
—Lee Green, of Beaver
Wm. Davis, Carrie I). Gray Wi
o
well as the most peculiar bills tween Wall Street and the of easy chairs, the offering of ley Gray, John H. Plummer and
Darns, has bought out the
people, and if the democracy choice things to eat and Susan Plummer, widow of the In endless varieties, such as
of paper currency, we have
Presnell machinery atShull's
Outing-shirts,
deceased.
ever seen. One wasjaNational does not take up the people's drink, the last consideration
Dress-shirts,
mills and will operate it in
Notice for the sale of the lands be
$30 bill bearing the date of courage they will take it up of self where there is a drive longing to Reisin Plummer ffor
Under-wear,
this county.
1780; the other a $25 bill of themselves, and a third par or sail for a limited number, assets.
Collars. Cuffs,
—The first week of Burke State cuirency bearing the ty will make things lively in and the graceful anticipation It appearing to the'satisfacCravats, Hose,
Court was occupied with the date of 1778, with the name 1892 in the South and West of creature comforts are at tion of the court by affidavit of
Hats, caps,
Handerchiefs,
criminal docket. Solicitor of W. Avery as Treasurer. for both the old parties and tributes of the children to the plaintiffthat Lutitia Davis<fc
rm. Davis, carrie I).
husband, \Y
Gloves & etc.
Newland is reported as hav He also had a silver coin of will elect a President. But which the filial respects of Gray & Wiley c. Gray & John
ing conyicted every case but such great age that the date if the democrats put out a theChristian is not approach plummer a re non-residents of this We cannot be turned down
State, and after dilligent search in this line for style or quali
two,
was entirely eraced, and was man like Carlisle or Mills or able.—New York World.
has been made, cannot be fouud ty—We neglected in our last the first one-cent silver coin many others we have in our Bad blood causes dyspepsia and or served with summons. It is or
ranks, on a free-coinage and dyspepsia reacts by causing bad dered that publication be made Thanking our friends for a
issue to mention the death we have ever seen.
tariff-reform platform, the blood. So both go on, growing in the Watauga Democrat, a week liberal patronage in the past
of old Mrs. Gragg on New Miss Bessie H. Bedloe, of Bur
worse, until the whole system is ly newspaper pubfished in Boone, and hoping to merit a larger
River. She was taken with lington, Vt., had a disease of the South a nd West will elect him poisoned. The surest means of commanding the above named share in the future, we are
paralysis and died in a few scalp which caused her hair to independent of New York and relief for the victim is a thorough non-resident defendants to ap most
Respectfully,
become very harsh and dry and the New England States. The and persistent course of Ayer's pear at the office of the clerk of
days.
the Superior court in Jefferson
to fall so freely she scarcely dar people have begun to realize Sarsaparilla.
—A bright little boy. aged
no the 30th day ot March, 1891,
ed comb it. Ayer's Hair Vigor the situation and to educate
about 12 years, son of our gave her a healthy scalp, a n d themselves on the issues be For Malaria, Liver Trou and answer or demur to thecom- ELK PARK, Nov., 17, '90.
is filed in said office,
R6TW. U. A11 orders by
friend S. P. Shull, died last made the hair beautifully thick fore the nation, and at the ble, or Indigestion,use plaint thatE. GRAYBEAL. C. S. C.
C.
| mail shall recieve prompt atweek. The little fellow was and glossy.
polls we will demand and ob BROWN'S IRON BITTERS G. w. Bower, Aty for plaintiff.
l tention.
J. & V.
Ayer's
1891
Sarsaparilla
Fair Dealings,
Watauga
HARDWARE.
at
Groceries,
to
w
a
$8000 a
a
IV JE"TV
CLOTHING.
J
Gent's Furnishing Goods
JONES & VANCE.
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VOL 3
PROFESSIONAL.
BOONE,
WASHINGTON
WATAUGA
COUNTY, N. C.,
THURSDAY, MARCH,
19, 189U
NO. 34.
LETTER. ments has within the last THE MONUMENTAL WASTE AND EX icals that it is well to not\ oarty and devoted to the peo
TRAVAGANCE.
three Congresses ever investi
These great sums to a con lie's interests—the honest
From our Regular Correspondent.
gated the expenditure (J any The papers are daily dis siderable extent were voted a- democratic party."
W. B. C0UNC1LL, J R.
Mr. Harrison has never department and reported the cussing the great financial a- way by men, for the most "Then the Farmer's AlliATTORNEY AT LA V.
been credited with having an result of their investigation buse and sins of the late rad iart, who had been condemn ance does not cut much of a
Boone, N. C. over-supply of back bone, to the House. In truth, these ical Congress that was bur ed and repudiated by thepeo figure in your State?"
but lie has just given indis co m m i t.tees~ have ra rely ever ied on the 4th with all its pu ole in the election of last year. ' 4 We ha ve no Farmer's Ah
W. B. COUNCILL, M. I). putable evidence that he can held even a single sitting trifaction. It is regarded as Dozens of thein were "sent to iance in Wisconsin. The far
Boone, N. C.
be stubborn when he desires dui'ing any Congress, and the the surprise of the age. If all the rear*' and will have no mers understand that their
Resident Physician. Office to be. Sometime before Con consequence has been that the republicans had been chance of deviltry in the next interests will be taken care of
on King Street north of Post gress adjourned he nomina nothing has resulted to the drunk from first to last they Congress. The New York Eve by the democratic party."
'How about the next Leg®
Office.
ted James H. Beatty to be House f om their organiza could scarcely have made a ning Post says:
tion. If a general committee greater havoc with the finan "No party has, in the coun islature—what will its polith
United States District Judge
try, and indeed we think we cal complexion be?"
for Idaho, but owing to the of fifteen were organized, pos ces.
E. F. LOVILL
active opposition ot the two sessing the same dignity and Representative Dockery, of may say in any country, ev "Undoubtedly democratic.
ATTORNEY AT T-AW,
Missouri, who is a member of er received such a mark of The causes that resulted in
Boone N. C. Idaho Senators and other enjoying the same powers
and privileges as the commit* the House Committee on ap- oopular disapproval as was the election of the present leg
republicans the Senate ad
journed without acting on tee on Ways and Means and propiations, has given the nflicted on the republican islature are still in existence.
DR. L. C. REEVES.
the nomination. Now Mr. the committee on Appropri. details of the** expenditures, party in the Ncvember elec The republicans certainly put
PHYSICIAN ANT) SURGEON
Harrison has appointed Mr. ations, it cannot be doubted and they are indeed calcula tion. No such vote of "want 'orth their best efforts last
Office at Residence.
Beatty to be judge, and he that such a committee would ted to make men believe that of confidence" is to be found all, and were defeated. I can
Boone, N. C.
will sit on the bench until the be able to furnish the House a republican politician of this n political annals. Only a not see where they expect to
Senate meets again, even J with such information and day is not responsible to any landfill of the legislators of change the result next year."
L. D. LOWE,
his nomination should then advice as would lead to a thing or any body for his 1889-'90 got back to Con "Is there any likelyliood of
Senator Spooner succeeding
be rejected. Another exhibi very great reduction of ex acts—to God, his country his gress.—Messenger.
Atlomay at Law
Senator Sawyer?"
conscience. The total expen
tion of the obstinacy of Mr. penditures and a thorough
SENATOR VILAS INTERVIEWED.
-AND"I cannot see how there can
Harrison was his going off reform in the administration diture amounts to $1,009,2to-day on a week's hunting- of the public service. What 70,471 for two years. This Contiiilnued Ascendancy of His Party t>e. Senator Sawyer certainNOTARY PUBLIC,
Piedicted,
y did all he could to elect a
is about $200,000 in excess
BANNER'S ELK. N. C. trip instead of settling the do the House andj the coun
of the democratic administra Ex-Secretary of the Interi r e p u b l i c a n l e g i s l a t u r e l a s t
question of who shall be the try know of the expenditures
nine judges of the United under the several laws mak tion that expended $200,00- or and Senator elect Vilas, of year with the intention of reStates Circuit court, provi ing. indefinite appropria 0,000 at least too much. Wisconsin, with his daughter electing Senator Spooner and
«
ded for under the new law, tions? The expenditures and Buchanan required from 64 Miss Nellie, arrived in thecity I cannot see how he can do
DENTIST, which he was urged to do by methods of administration to 68 million dollars for ev yesterday morning. He is any more next year. M iscon
ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA.
many members of his party, under these permanent ap erything. Then the country stopping at Wormley's where sin is safely democratic, and
Offers his professional services who do not wish to leave propriation acts are practi was half the population it is he has been receiving many the feeling of security and
to the people of Mitchell,
friends made during his so satisfaction now prevalent aWatauga and adjoining coun here until this matter is set cally unknown to Congress. now. The expenses of the
country administered rigide- journ in Washington under mong the voters of that State
ties. f&SVLVo bad matehil used tled. It is thought, that it What do Congress and the
and all work guaranteed."W& was to get away from this country known about the in conomy would not surely ex the last Administration. The argues well for its continu
May 1 1 y. gang that Mr. Harrison went ternal administration of the ceed $200,000,000 or double common desire of many of the ance in the demcratic ranks.
on this hunting trip, but it Pension Office, the Patent that in two years, making new members of the next Con Our farmers are too sensible
J. F. MorphsiV.
E. S. Blackburn will do him no good, for these Office, and Bureau of Inter $400,000,000. Cleveland's ad gress to be in at the death of to be led away by the iiew
Marion, N. 0.
Je ei\von, N.C.
fellows will never leave here nal Revenue and the several ministration expended more the present one, together with ideas that have cropped out
MORPHEW & BLACKBURN until these prizes are distrib bureaus of the War and Na than$800,000.000 which was business affairs, has brought in the third party movement?
far beyond what a proper e- Senator Vilas here at the pres Senotor Vilas will remain
vy department"?
uted.
ATTTORNEYS AT IJAW.
ent time.
here several days. Among
Will practice in the courts Believing that it would be Mr. Sayers has another conomy justified.
The Senator was found in his callers last evening was
•of Ashe, Watauga and Mitch- but justice to have the demo good idea too that should But the Radicalshaveswept
II counties, also in the Fed- cratic party
represented not be over-looked. He thinks far beyond these figures and his room at the hotel last eve Associate Justice Lamar. A
nil courts of the Dist.. and in these appointments, a the House should elect a per vote away over a billion for ning looking the picture of very strong attachment ex
^Supreme Court of the State. number of prominent demo manent chairman of the com two years. The surplus re health. He has lost nothing ists between these two men,
Collection ol claims solicited. crats have decided to present mittee of the whole and the maining in the Treasury Ju of his old time cordiality, and and their greeting was of the
Aprl, 10.
the name of representative committee of the whole on ly, 1st, 1891, is figured at seems glad to be back on the most affectionate character.
— Washington Post, Mar. 3.
Culverson, of Texas, to Mr. the State of the Union. In $4,248,240; the estimated re scenes of his public life.
ceipts for the ensuing year- In answer to an inquiry
Notice.
Harrison. Mr. Culberson is speaking of this he said: "It
Preparing: for Emergencies.
For sale. 900 acres of land, recognizeh as one of the a- has been a noticable fact are $446,955,032; making a from the Post representative
on Rich Mountain, Watauga blest lawyers in congress and that these chairmen have total of available resources, Mr. Vilas said that the polit
County, on which is asbestos, lie was re-elected to the Fifty- beed a p poi uted by theSpea k- $451,203,272. The appro cal outlook from a democrat CHICAGO, March 10.—A Moil*
a n d fi ne 1a n d for sheep ra n eh.
ic standpoint was most sat treal special quotes an officer
Sales private. L. D. Lowe & second Cougres, but his er, from time to time, at the priations to be expended du
of the British Navy as say
J. T. Furgerson, Ex'trs. of friends say that he would re instance of the gentlemen ring that period amount to isfactory.
ing there is more significance
Mrs. A. P. Calloway, deed. sign if appointed to the whose bills were to beconsid- $519,292,961; le a v i n g i n "Who is the most promi
Banner Elk, Nov. i5 '90. bench, as the judicial duties ered, and very often it has sight a deficiency in the treas nent and the most probable to be attached to the ap
proaching visit of Lord Wolwould be more congenial. It been the case that the rulings urv, July 1, 1892, of $68,- candidate for the party nom seley to Canada than general
ination in 1892?" was asked.
is not probable, however, of such chairmen have not 089,689.
Money to loan.
ly believed. Wolseley will at
Persons wishing to bor that Mr. Harrison will give only been at variance, but Mr. Cleveland, it will be re "Why, ex-President Cleve once proceed to the Pacific
row 7 money, who can secure the democrats even one out have led to the suspicious membered, left an actual sur land, of course," was the coast with Gen. Herbert and
it by mortgage on good real of the nine new judges.
that there wasanunduelean- plus in the Treasury of near ready response. "At least he
esta te, <nn be accommodated Representative Sayers, ol ing towards the opinion ex ly $100,000,000. Tt is gone is the favorite in m.y State. inspect the defences of Brit
by applying to
and the balance short shows We are all for Cleveland in ish Columbia and the naval
J.F. Spainhour, Boone N. C. Texas, who has to a large pressed by the gentlemen in on the other side an approach Wisconsin."
yard at Esquimault. He will
or A. J. Critcher, Horton N. C. extent taken the important charge of the particular bill
remain at Victoria until the
place so long and so ably under consideration when a ing deficiency of possibly $68- "Then his expression on the United States is given an ul
4. 24.
filled by the late Representa question of order has been 000,000. One estimate is that silver question did him no timatum with regard to the
tive Samuel J. Randall in the raised. This would be obvi by 1st July, 1892, the actu harm in that part of the Behring Sea question. The
NOTICE !
1 am just receiving a. new House committee on Appro ated by electing one man to al deficit willbe$75,000,000. North west?"
stock of goods bought for priations, has made a state position, making him inde But thisisnotall the wrong "On the contrary, the peo officer said "I would not be
cash down and will sell for ment showing the amount pendent of the Speaker." Mr. done to the people by the pie of Wisconsin indorse his surprised to find Great Brit
strickly pay down, at prices
Tom Reed gang of incapa- position. You know the Leg ain and the United States at
to live and let live. You will appropriated by the Fifty- Sayers thinks these two chan
islature of that Slate passed war before the year is out.
do well to call and examine first Congress to be in excess ges would result in reducing bles and robbers. They vo
The British Government has
my goods consistingof boots, of one billion and six million the current expenditures at ted away at a rateofextraya resolutions instructing their been remaining quite in view
gance monies to be raised and delegates in Congress to vote
shoes, dry goods, notions, dollars—stop a moment and least 30 per cent.
of the possibility of the Lib
&c.
Yours truly,
think of that immense a- Secretary Procter, who has then authorized contracts re against free coinage. We are eral party in Canada getting
T. A. CRITCHER, mount of money. He has al spent less time in Washing quiring great sums, but ma opposed to high protection,
into power, through whom
Ban,boo. N. C.
so suggested a practical way ton than any member of the king no provisions to meet either to big manufacturers Lord Salisbury believed a
to reform the expenditures of Cabinet, has gone on a South them. The people will have or to big silver miners."
more satisfactory settlement
SUTHERLAND SEMINARY.
the government that.is wor ern jaunt that will last a to meet these hereafter. The "What is the political feel of the matter in dispute could
Baltimore Sun says that "im ing in Wisconsin at present?
thy of careful consideration month.
have been reached than
MISS EMMA WINN,
by the new democratic House. The Johnson City Comet mense war-ships, numerous "One of intense satisfaction through the administration
public buildings, etc, have The people have spoken and
Graduate Greensboro Female College He thinks that there should
says: —Two jail-birdsescaped been sanctioned but not ap the people rule. We have ev of Sir John McDonald, whose
be one committee of not less f r o m J o n e s b o r o j a i l l a s t
.
PRINCIPAL.
erything in our own hands, policy has been more in the
than fiifteen members upon night. They were Sherman propriated for, throwing
and expect to keep it there direction of intensifying* hos
This Institution of learning is the expenditures of the Gov Lewis, a murderer, and Ben. heavy burden upon the Fifty
second Congress. A feature Last fall's election was the tilities than effecting recon
Situated in one of the most pictur ernment instead oi a separ
ciliation. The activity about
yque and hospitable sections of ate committee for each de Williams, a burglar. Both of the work of Speaker Reed's spontaneous expression of
die State, and rare oppotunities
were from .Johnson City and regime was the creation of people who dema nded change the British dock yards clear
"ire here offered for a practical, partment as in is now.
ly shows that England is
find cheap education. The school
Mr. Sayers says in advoca were daring, desperate fel several thousands of new of Instead of running to any preparing to be ready for
how has an enrollment of over cy of this change: "It is
lows. It is reported that they fices carrying salaries aggre- new third party or taking any emergency.''-Messenger,
L00 pupils. Latin, French, and
gatingover $300,000. The in the political schemes that
all the English branches taught. fact which cannot be dispu escaped by locking jailor Haw
If you feel weak
pa rty provided for its friends. have grown up in the West
ted that no single one of the
For full particulars address the
kins in the cell when he took There is another aspect of they turned to the party that and all worn out take
several committees upon the
Principal at
1
the action of the reckless rad ,has always been the people's BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
SUTHERLAND, N. C. expenditures in the depart them their supper.
�A COMPLETE NEWSPA
to roll, Take him out and
PER !
let him roll, Mr. Sheriff."-—
The Prideofthe North Caroli
and received a majority ofjhe Lenoir Topic.
D. B. Dougherty* Editor.
na Press."
R C. Rivers, Publisher opposition votes. In Clay's
Do you want to aid in building
A Flying1 Machine.
case the votes were 144 to
up a paper that shall reflect the
DARK DAYS.
greatest credit oil North Caroli
9, in Winthrop's 161 to 12 A Philadelphia Times cor
na, no matter where it may be
and in Bank's 119 to 35. respondent say8 that a reseen ? Then patronize
Saturday and Sunday were
Never, except in the case of
.
j
The Wilmington Messenger,
two remarkably dard days James Iv.l'o k,wasaspeaker, mal kable experiment is goLARGE EIPHT-PAGE
o n n o t f a r f r o m Ij(
ondon
In order to encourage our friends to help us in our ef DoAyou want a reliablePAPER
in this vicinity, but nobody so thoroughly and so over
paper
in a pretty little * Kentish forts to raise our subscription list several hundred within giving you all the news of the
felt disturbed or alarmed.
whelmingly blackballed and
town called Bexley. Here a the next few months, we have decided to make some PRE- world—a Democratic newspaper
In some localities in the
never was itdoneso deserved party of American scientists
that equals the best— has the
south-west, however, the phe
ly as in the case of Speaker and artisans are construct M1UM OCTETS to clubbers which we are sure will encour largest circulation, and has lor
nomena made people decided
i
Reed. Coming from the Re ing an airship which is ex age some active persons to go to work and make a nice twenty-one years been and part
dev
ly uneasy. The negroes in
thing for themselves, and at the same time help to build and factorin thegrowth
publican side, the resolution pected to cross the ocean in
velopment of the Old
Nort
many places were terrified,
State? Then subscrbe for
means nothing and becomes seven hours. The inventer, up their home paper.
and remained in the open air
THE WILMINGTON 31ESSENG EI
thorough* partisan.—Lenoir capitalists and workers are
shouting and praying, while
Campaign Rartes:
Topic.
nearly all from Bridgeport,
their white neighbors felt any
The "Daily Messenger," b
thing but serene over the sit The State Commission for the World's Conn., and are confident of
mail, 4 months 011 trial, fo
$2.00
success. There are now mod
Columbian Exposition.
uation.
FOR k CLU3
The weekly "Transcript Mes
els which from the table and
So far as heard from the
The Commission created fly around the interim oi the rp Q
darkness was not general,
p ergon securing us fifty CASH subscribers by the senger," (the largest and
best paper in the State) 9
by the legislature for the Col great work-room, describing j
but was confined to small lo
Aprile, 1890, we will give as a premium, on months 011 trial for $1.00
cal areas. It was unpleasant, umbian Exposition consists circles and curves at t le \\i delivery of the names a Genuine
Cash in advance. Both
uncanny and oppressive, but of Gov. D. G. Fowle, ex-offi- of the sender. If the com
papers are large Eight-Page
SINGER SEWING MACHINE
sheets. Send Postal Card
not by any means appalling. cio, the seven members of the plete ship does half as well as
State Board of Agriculture, the model it will revolution This Machine is strictly first class in every partiular, and with the address of five per
Generations ago such a phe
nomenon would have scared and the Managers from this ize the world. Every work retails regularly at $40.00. Itjs a perfect jem and is well sons and receive sample cop
ies of THE MESSENGER.
people into fits. The Connect State, who were appointed man is sworn to absolute worth ever cent of the money.
Oct. 1st. 1888. tf.
_0
icut legislature was in session by the President together secrecy, and thus far little or
more than a century ago, with the lady managers, who no information as to what
TAKE THE
FOR A CLUB OF FIFTEEN
when a dark cloud enveloped are also members of the com the machanisrn is has reach
it at midday. The frightened mission will be elected at the ed the outside world. The To the person sending us a club of fifteen we will give on
members clamored for an ad first meeting, which will be superintendent is Hiram Max delivery of the same, the most valuable book known to
-GOINGjournment, and one speakei called by the Governor, and im, an American Inventor of the English-speaking people. Who can do business of aWest and Northwest
said that the day of judg will consist of a President, ability; next to him are Mr. ny kind, without that great volume,
ment had come. One of his Vice-President and a Secre House and son, who areboth
WEBSTER'S UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY ?
Emigrants going to any of the
bolder colleagues resisted the tary. Treasurer D. W. Bain endowed with high inventive
Western States or Territories
will be ex-officio treasurer of talent.
motion to adjourn, and de
This is no shoddy edition, but is the complete work in will save time and money going
manded candles, sayiug that the Commission. The law
heavy leather, and has, up to a'i'ew months since, always via. Chicago and Alton route,
if they were indeed face to face also directs that the Com. Mr. Cleveland has lost some sold for $12. Think of this wonderful book for only fif t is the quickest route to
KANSAS CITY, DENVE
with that awful day he want shall appoint a Surperinten- of his popularity no doubt. teen subscribers to youv homeG>aper.
PUEBLO,
dent, who will have charge But so gieat is it he can lose
ed to be found at his post do
0
And all points in Idaho, .Wash
much and yet retain a vast
ing hisduty. His coolness qui of all matters in the way of
ington, Oregon, Utah
CLUBS OF TEN.
eted the fears of others. The getting up the articles to be deal. A count inthelndiana
and California,
lights were brought in, busi exhibited, arrange the same Legislature revealed that he
Finest and Best Equipped
For ten new subscribers we will give an extra Steelhad 50 votes, Gray 26, Hill
ness proceeded and the cloud and arrange the exhibit.
Road in the West.
Engraving 30 x 40 inches, which is cheap at $5.00, and is
It is not known when a 7, Palmer 7, Voorhees 4, Vi
blew over.
Only line running Solid Vesti
truly a magnificent picture. Make clubs at once.
bued trains between St. Louis
Unusual natural distrbance meeting of the Commission las 1, Turpie 1. He had 4
1 he National Democrat and Watauga Democrat for and Kansas City.
will take place, but we sup more votes than all the others
in these times do not make
Reclining Chair cars and Tour
One dollai and seventy-five cents per yeaf^A
men lose their heads. They pose at an early day, as combined. This is indeed reist Sleepers free of extra charge.
1 will meet parties at any rail
gaze and investigate. It nev much is tope done. The State tnarkable when Senator Voor
road station with through tickets
er strikes them that the world is exceedingly fortunate in liees and others thought he
and baggage checks.
is coming to an end. The having so excellent a board would stand no showing in
For full information,maps and
descriptive pamphlets of the
brother in black is the chief of managers, and we may Indiana. Gov. Hill is eviden
West write to or call on
sufferer from the fear inspir look for a grand display at tly very weak in the Great
B. A. NEWLANn,
ed by such scenes. Does this the great World's Fair in West. The outlook is still
Traveling Passenger Agt..
mean that we are growing- 1893.—News and Observer. fa vorable to the nomination
19 Patton Ave., Asheville, N. C
of the ex-President.—Messeth
GRAND OPENING! NEW G0033.
J. CHARLTON, ft. P. A
wiser and ir ore scientific, or
Corundum Exhibit.
Chicago, 111.
ger.
does it mean that our spirit
-ouality is blunted so that a Messrs. Jenks & Jenks have on
01
warning in the skies has no exhibition, in the window of Ray One of the largest hogs in
iiyi
significance.—Constitution. son & Smith's drug store on Pat America, if not, in fact, in the
—AXD—
ton ovenue, a specimen of corrun world, was reared by a Junc
KNOCKED OUT
The 51 st Congress expired dum weighing 100 pounds which tion City (Kan) man. The
by limitation on Wednesday, is much the finest specimen yet length was 8 feet 9 inches:
I. P. HENSON, D ARK R IDG
It is gratifying to us to announce to our numerous
March 4. It is a custom, at discovered. It was found in Wes girth of neck 6% feet; girth of
N.C.,
tern North Carolina. This firm center of body, 8 feet: width customers that we have now, and still arriving the largest
the close of each Congress for
stock of goods ever brougt to tVatauga. We have recent is just receiving a largestoc
is collecting from the various co
a member of the opposition rundum mines of North Carolina across the hips, 30 inches; ly bought in Philadelphia and Knoxvilie $6000.00 worth
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
to offer a resolution of a full line of samples which will weight, 1,532 pounds.
of NEW GOODS.
Our stock consists of all varieties of
<>'oods kept in a first class store. We have a nice line of which will be sold for Cash o
thanks to the Speaker for his be properly marked and exhibit
country produce at price
ready made CLOTHING that we are offering Low down.
fairness and impartiality ed at the World's Fair at Chica
never before heard of. Giv
and for it to be passed by a go next year at their own ex
him a call,
SHOES! OYEH-SIIOES! BOOTS !
unanimous vote. On this oc- pense. Owners of corundum prop
Ladies dress goods in all qualities, colors and prices. apr 2D ly.
erty could greatly encourage this
Gents furnishing goods! Collars, cuffs, Neckware, shirts
cation no Democrat could be
socks and anything you want in the latest styles. IIAT8!
found willing to offer such useful and liberal action by for
to suit men, women and children. Hardware, crockery,
a resolution in favor of warding specimens up to ten lbs.
farming utinsels, Ac in great quantities. Our goods were
in weight, to Messrs. Jenks and
The Best
Speaker Reed and Major Mcbought nt a bargain and we propose to give our customers
Jenks in order to be placed in the
Kinley, of Ohio, a Repubtican
the benefit of them. Come and see our fine stock and you
exhibit. All such samples will be
Trade-Marks
was forced to offer it. Mr. Mills properly marked and the locali Blood Medicine will be sure to buv. Extra inducement will be offered foi Caveats, and conducted forobtained, and all Pat
ent business
Moderale Fees,
Our Office is Opposite U. S. Patent Office,
the next 60 days for CASH . We take all kinds of produce and we can secure patent in less time thantnot.
of Texas, demanded the yeas ty from which they came will be
from Washington.
1 live stock a specialty. Thanking ourfriends for past remote model, drawing or photo., with descrip
Send
and nays and the resolution designated. The private collec So say Treading Physicians
advise, if patentable or
free of
ptaronage, we hope to merit it in the future by honest tion. WeOur fee not clue till patentnot,secured.
charge.
is
was passed by a strict party tion of the firm, which is large and Druggists, and their opin dealings and good oargains, we are
A Pamphlet. "How to Obtain Patents," with
ion is indorsed by thousands
names of actual clients in your State, county, c
vote of 152 to 115, every and complete, will be exhibited in cured by it of Scrofula, 11ctown, eent free. Address,
Very Respectfully
Democrat voting against it connection with the samples that zema, Erysipelas, and other
C.A.SNOW&CG
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D. C.
The announcement of the may be sent in. Messrs. Jenks & diseases of the blood.
E. H.DOUGHERTY & BROJenks are in direct connection
vote was greeeted with ap
"Ayer's Sarsaparilla has won Its repu
I
of valuable service
plause from the republican with the commercial users of co tation by years is the best."— R. S. to the
community. It
Lang,
212 Merrimack
side and with derisive laugh rundum, and are therefore most Druggist,F. Wright, Pawst., Lowell, Mass.
Dr.
advantageausly situated for the says: W. my practice, Paw Ford, Tenn.,
"In
I invariably pre
ter from the Democratic side.
S. Is. ANGEL,
handling of corundum properties. scribe ofAyer's Sarsaparilla for chronie dis
eases
the blood."
The galleries, which were
Dr. It. It. Royle, Third and Oxford sts.,
One of the firm is to be at the ex
—DEALERS IN
cro wded, did not join in the position in Chicago and will at Philadelphia, Pa., writes: " For two years
I have prescribed Ayer's Sarsaparilla in
applause. Every Democrat tend personally the corundum ex numerous instances, and I find it highly
MACHINES
efficacious in the treatment of all disorders
voted no with emphasis. Rep hibit.—[Askeville Citizen.
of the blood."
I,. M. Robinson, Pharmacist, Sabina, O.,
resentative Cowles, of this
Stiiisou «fc Co.. Bo* 81J®. Portland, M
certifies : "Ayer's Sarsaparilla lias always
If you tlii-ik of buying a
been a great seller.
district, shouted out when At Burke court, during the there i3110 blood-purifierMy customers think
equal to it."
SEWING MACHINE.
his name was called:—"Put trial of a case, a deputy sher "For many years I was afflicted with
scrofulous running sores, which, at last be
me down for two noes if yon iff came across a boozy fel came so bad the doctors advised amputating and want to save CASH, write me
full
my legs to save my life.
began
can." There is only one pre low who wouldn't be reason one of Ayer's Sarsaparilla and soonI saw an for prices. I carry a as , line of
taking
needles and parts,such
two dozen
cedent for this treatment of able at all, so he pushed him improvement. After using aboutcontinue to Shuttles, Bobbins, Drivers,
bottles the sores were healed. I
take
of
each
Speaker Reed. In the 25th before him within the bar in year, a few bottles andthis medicine trou Oiis etc., all of which can be
for my blood,
am
longer
sent by mail.
bled with sores. I have tried other reputed
Congress speaker James K. front of Judge Hoke and
blood-purifiers, but none docs so much good
I have a good line of fishing
Folk was thanked by a strict said; "Judge, Iv'e brought as Ayer's Sarsaparilla."—D. A. Robinson, Tackles, Trout Flies, Hook.
party vote of 92 to 75. There you a man." "Well," said Neal, Kansas.to get
Lines etc,
Seins a specialty,
Don't fail
NMHOMf DOMING MACHINt
were some \ otes against the the Judge, "What is the mat
will send them out bv mail.
2 8 UNION SQUARE,NY
Ayer's Sarsapariila
resolutions in favor of Speak ter with him?" "Well, sir, he
S, P. ANGEL,
ST.LOUIS.MD.
DALLAS.TL
ers Henry Cl^iy, Robert C won't sit down and he won't
K N O X Y I LLE,
OR. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
L. Bryan,
TEN ,
Winthrop or Nathaniel P. stand up and he won't do Sold by Druggists. $l,six$5. Worth $5 a bottle,
B o o 11 o
•E-a.
Banks, but in each case the nothing." "May be he wants
The Watauga Democrat ' resolutions were offered by a
member of the opposition
CLUBBING RATES.
OF FiFTY.
Oliicego and Alton R. H,
i
E. H. DOUGHERTY
BP
N.
Sarsa pariSla
an
OUR NEW I
SEWING
110
rRKPAUKD BY
Uolil Watch).
Worth HUOn.OO. belt J
watch in the world. Perfe.
timekoeper. Warranted heav
SOLID OOLD hunting ca»f.
Both ladies' and gent a siz**«
with works and cases
equal value. ONR TERSON
each locality can secure r
free, together with our la
^
d valuable line of IIoutsell!
Sample*. These samples, as v
ais the watch, are IVee. All the wor
need do ia to ahow what we send you to those who call
friends and neighbors and those about you-that always
in valuable trade for us, which holds for years when once t
and thus wa are repaid. We pay all express, freight,
etc
you know all, If you would like to go to work for us. *
earn from #*<>' to *MIO per week and upwards. A
�The Watauga Democrat
If some of our enterprising
citizens would combine and
form a fruit-canning estab
lishment in this county and
can all kind of fruits that
grow to such perfection all over this mountain section it
would, in our opinion, be a
very lucrative enterprise. We
have here the small fruits
such as blackberries, whortle
berries, raspberries, currents
cherries and plumbs in great
quantities and of the finest
quality. These berries could
be made to bring a hand
some profit if they were han
dled as abve suggested. Why
not some young men who
say they can't do any good
here, and want to go west,
try this business? It pays
wherever it has been fried,
why not here? The same
could be said of cabbage. If
some parties would set up
machinery to cut up the fine
cabbage heads that grow so
abundenily in Watauga,and
pickel them into kraut, they
could sell all that could be
made and the market would
demand more. We believe
here is a fine field to make
money on a very small capi
tal. Will not some parties
try it? There is machinery
made expressly for this pur
pose with a sider milljattached that you can make your
vi negar for picklin g purposes,
out of the waste apples.
THE HEW Y2AR! HERE WE ARB!
was on it you was also in my
mind. I have been wonder
Prince Napoleon is danger ing ever since you came in
D. B. Dougherty, Editor.
possession of press and types
ously ill at Rome.
R C. Rivers, Publisher
-0and virgin white paper you
-oKansas Legislature ad did not take up the subject. With the openening of the
A DEMOCRATIC family news
T ear w ewish to say tothe
journed on the 13th.
Well, you have, at last; now New Y
paper devoted to the interests of
good people of Watauga and
wade in and win!
County, State and Nation. Pub
Reed has been endorsed by
What counties in V estern surrounding counties that we
lished every Thursday at Boone,
the Legislature of Pa.,
North Carolina shall be ta are now prepared to sell you
Watauga County, N.C.
Steamboats will soon be ken off to help form the new more goods for
V e propose to make it to
running on the Sea of Galilee. State?
Thursday, Mar. 19th, 1891.
1 suggest the 81 st parallel,
your interest to trade with
Senator Wathall, of Missis as near as may be, which will
We hope the farmers of
sippi, declines a re-no mi na include all the territory west And better* goods than it has us, and in so doing, we give
Watauga will not plow the
of the Catawba river on the ever been your good fortune
tion.
south up to the southwest to get in Elk Prrk, or at any you some articles that are
steep hill sides of the old
A fund of $50,000 has been corner of Iredell county, other country lown in the contained in our
worn out fields and plant
#
raised for the family of Sec thence in a northerly direc mountains.
them in corn this spring. If
tion till Wilkes counties
retary Windom.
they do the rain will wash
ENORMOUS
STOCK
southern line is reached, in
Gen. Breckinridge represen cluding the whole of Wilkes
the balance, if any left, of the
tative from Kentucky, is in and Alleghany counties and has been carefully selected on which we propose to give
soil down the hill into the
Florida and in bad health. all the counties west thereof from the Northern Markets, you unequalled
creeks and then into the Wa
—about thirty, all told. It
tauga, Yadkin, or new River.
Twenty-five thousand dol seeirs to be agreed on all and we can thereby save you
BABGliVN
the percent of the middle
It is hard and almost im
lars has been raised in New hands that the thirty-three men, which you are bound to
practical to restore the steep
York to erect a statute to countis constituting East pay if you purchase of mer
Tennessee shall be included. chants who buy goods from BOOTS & SHOES.
hills when washed off by care
Gen. Sherman.
Then, run a line as near north
less farming. The young far
The first locomotive built from the northeast corner of Southern Dealers.
mers should improve and
weighed 4% tons. They are Alleghany county as may be
correct the mistakes of the
550 pairs Boots and
now made weighing over 90 to a point on the northeast
old faimer. The old farmer
of some county in Virginia Don't be satisfied with the
tons.
Shoes.
abutting against Pennsyl
often built his stables on the
The Kansas Congressman, vania, and we will have a words of praise from others, In this line we can fit and
bank of the branch or creek
but come and be CONVINCED
Jerry Simpson, tells the peo comely shaped, homogeneous that we have on hand the suit all. The very best val
so he could wash off the ma
ple plainly that he does wear State of, I suppose some best selected stock of BOOTS, ues at panic prices. See our
nure without hauling, but
seventy-five counties.
(Men's & Boys) SHOES , in all
socks.
that system is now changed
1 have no map before me styles and best qualities. line before buying*.
and the manure is thought
Miss Nannie Bayard, daugh by which I can designate, by Gent's and Ladies furnish
-omore of on account of the
ter of ex-Secretary Bayard, name, the counties I would ing goods in the greatest pro
soil being washed off of the
is to marry Count deHauph, take from Virginia.
And now for a name of the fusion,
lands by bad farming, far
of Sweden, in April.
Dry Goods,
new State. I want to give it TO THE LADIES, A WORD.
mers now haul it on the gar
Ex-Treasurer Woodruff, of an aboriginal name, say
Four thousand, five hun
dens to make cabbage so
Little Rock Arkansas, is Cherokee? I do not know the We wish you to examine dred yards of DRY GOODS.
they can have hauling to do
short more than $100,000, English meaning of(Jierokee, our complete line of dress- Here you will find the lat
but I have to suggest a name
all winter in marketing their
according to flying reports. I do know the English of goods, consisting of
est styles and best qualities
cabbage, and now and then
at un-heard-of prices.
Tax-collector Torrence, of namely: Oh-telleh; High Cashmeres,
put some on the corn hill. The Legislature of Illinois
lands, or mountain country. Worsteds,
oHenriettas,
Suppose each farmer would after balloting over 120 Charlotte, had two men to This will do for this time.
French flannel,
fence off 4 acres of the most times finally elected Gen. Pal pay their taxes in coppers. No news of importance to
Jersy flannels,
J. S. W.
suitable land, as level as pos mer on the 12th- This elec One paid 600, the other 100. communicate.
Nun's veiling,
In this branch we carry a
sible, and take the same tion will be historic. Three California Assembly has
Armadilla cloth,
Programmc of the W&tanga Baptist
FRESH STOCK , both staple
pains with it that he does men held the balance between passed the anti-Chinese bill
Sunday School Conrention.
and, in fact, a. full line of all and fancy at prices lower
his cabbage ground. How the democratic and republi by 49 to 5. The bill excludes
the most fasionable fabrics
than the bottom notch.
much corn could he raise? can parties. Two of which any more of the Chinese to The next meeting of this for ladies wear.
body will convene with For
Well let ns say 75 bushels to could have elected Palmer locate in the State.
the acre or 300 bushels on any time as he received 101 Gen. James madison Leach e s t G r o v e C n u r c h , B e a v e r
Hats, Hats.
the four acres. This would votes every ballot and 103 is thought to be hopelessly Dam township, on Friday be
fore 5th Sunday in March, Our stock in this line is fresh A nice lot at the very low
be a greater average over was necessary to elect, finally ill. The General is quite an
from the Taylor's shears and est prices. We can fit any
the county to each farmer two of the three voted for old man and will be soon 1891, at 11 o'clock.
The Introductory sermon the greatest pains have be »n body. Call and examine our
than is now made on an av Palmer and the agony was ''gathered to his fathers."
taken in their selection as to
by Rev. I. W. Thomas,
erage of, say 12 acres. Now over and Palmer elected. The
style, make and flnnish. If stock before buying else
Hiram McCaukey, of Spring Organization at 1 clock.
where.
make your calculation of the democrats have elected a
port Michigan, has been fast Address of welcome by Smi th you need a suit of clothes we
labor required to cultivate Senator in each of the follow
will make it save you money
12 acres in corn and make ing States, which have hither asleep for eight months. Last Hagaman; response by J. F. to buy of us.
-o25 bushels to the acre, and to been republican strong July he lost power of speech, Spainhour.
Jeans! JEANS!! JEANS!!!
the labor on four acres, to holds. Illinois, South Dakota, was taken sick, went to bed lstsubjsct: AretheSunday
and has not opened his eyes Schools of Watauga County
We have the largest stock in
make the same aggregate Wisconsin, and New York.
town, which will be sold at
number of bushels. The first These gains have reduced since. Saturday night blood as efficient as they should be; Bacon, Flour,
special low pi ices.
year it might cost more to the republican majority in began to flow from his head if not, what will produce the Lard, Sugar,
Coffee, Rice,
and ears and he suddenly desired efficiency? Opened by
prepare the four acres, but the Senate to only four, but
Canned goods.
-othen you can after that have owing to the death of Sena came to his senses, so says T. P. Adams and John NorSalt, syrups,
ris.
the advantage in favor of tor Hearst of California, the News and Observer.
Pepper, Spice,
Ginger, and
the four acre crop in labor whose successor will be a re Senator Peffer, of Kansas, 2. What is a Bible excuse
Soda.
who succeeds, Ingalls made for not attending Sundayand saving oflands. Try it. publican, it will give the re
a speech to the Farmers' Al School? John T. McBride, This line of our stock is full This department is com
publicans a majority of six
and complete, and sold al
The public school money in the Senate. After March liance at Anapolis, Md., on E. F. Jones.
plete. We can fit the tall,
most at starvation prices.
has been increased from 12% 1893 the chances are good the 10th. He told the people 3. Who should teach in the
the short, the lean, and the
S
cts on the $100, and 37%cts. for the democrats to have a that one per cent interest on Sunday Schools? J.G. Haga
fat.
H
on the poll, to 16% cts. and majority in the Senate, as money was enough and by man, Jacob Younce.
BOOTS
BOYS CLOTHING !
50 cts. This will increase our the States aboved named legislation the rate of inter 4. To what extent should
E
A nice lot which will be sold
S
school fund so as to have will continue to bedemocrat est could be brought down vocal music be taught in Sun
at a very low figure.
a tour months school each ic and will elect other demo to the rate of one per cent. day school? L. C. Wilson, Our stock of Boots and
Shoes, we claim, can not be
year, it is hoped. This in cratic Senators in 1893, with Well we will have a good time J. F. Davis.
crease is made without an in a fair prospect of California, then, but it will be a long 5. Plans for instructing in beaten in Western North Car GOODS. Shirts,
olina, as
fit any one
fant classes. A. Roton, J. W. from the we can mountaineer
crease of the taxes, but it is Rhode Island and Michigan time before it comes.
Drawers,
hardy
Holsclaw.
expected that the advance being democratic.
to the most dainty foot that
Collars,
THE NEW STATE.
6. Should pastoral support treads only on the softest
ment of taxable property in
Cuffs,
be taught, especciall.y to chil carpets. Buy of us and be Under ware,
valuation will make up the In the Senate of Michigan
MR. EDITOR: I see you
dren, in Sunday Schools? J. happy.
difference. Now, it is impor the democrats have one ma
Gloves,
have an editoriaial in your F. Eller, David Green.
tant for us to utilize this mon jority. Senator Friedlander
Hose,
paper of yesterdays' date on 7. Should total abstin
ey in the mostpracticle man is a democrat and is charged
Handkerchiefs,
the mooted proposition for ence from the manufacture,
ner so that all the children with bigamy and a warrant a now State to be formed of
Cravats,
&e.
may be benefited. None but for his arrest has been issued. Western North Carolina, sale and use of intoxicating That we have only quoted
Can suit all in this depart
the best teachers should em By this process the republi East Tennessee and south liquors be taught in the Sun a few articles contained in our ment.
day Schools? J. J. L. Sher large stock, but invite yon
ployed, and if possible home cans hope to unseat him and western Virginia.
to send us your orders, or
citeachers should have thepref give his seat to Morse. A You will remember thac, wood, J. C. Johnson.
come and see us, and get In connection with rny
erence. The school tax does writ of habeas corpus will be when I was teaching in Boone 8. Should North Carolina what you need. If you don't other business I run a
not hurt the people as other served if Friedlander is ar in the spring of 1886, 1 used Baptists co-operate with the want to purchase anything,
taxes do, for it is, as|a general rested. These close majorities to visit you of nights in your Union Sunday School Con ven come and see, and always re
rule, paid out among the peo in the legislative branches cosy apartments in the post tion, or should they have a member that it is no trouble
pie again by the teacher if he are very unfortunate here-of office, where we talked over State Convention of their to show goods.
Hoping to merit a large
live$ in the county, but if he late from the fact that a matters in general and some cwn? A. C. Farthing. D. C. share of your trade in the fu
Harmon.
takes it off and spends it a- dead lock is sure toinsueand
ture, and hoping each and
mong strangers, itnevergets advantages taken by the in particular. One of the All Baptist churches in the all a prosperous year, we are which we think is equal to
particular matters was the county are entitled to send
back. We hope our schools
most Resp.
any in the county, and we
will revive and become more successful party, whether formation of the new State their pastor and two dele
i ight or wrong.
1 he tireless toilers foi trade, guarantee our prices as low
important and of greater
aforesaid. You requested me gates, arid one aditional, for
as any in the County
b e n e f i t t h a n e v e r b e f o r e . Ayer's Medicines have been sat to write up the proposition, every twenty-five scholars en
Coffey &Councill. Thanking my customers for
There are a number of good isfactory to me throughout my I declined for the reason that rolled. There will be enter
school buildings in the coun practice, especially Ayer's Cher
past favors, I remain
tainment for all who will at Elk Paik, Jan., 5, 1891.
ty, and we have had some ry pectoral, which has been used I feared I would have the
Very Respectfully,
good schools, but they are by many of my patients, one of trouble for my pains; but I tend.
&STA1I mail orders Prompt
W. S. Farthing |
too short and fail to sustain whom says he knows it saved his have often thought the mat
J. H. Farthing > Com. ly filled.
themselves but for a few short life."—F. L. Morris, M.D., Brook ter over and when my mind
W. L. Bryan.
J.J.T. Iteece, j
lyn, N. Y.
months. - ^
GENERAL PARAGRAPHS.
ON TOP!
LESS MONEY
OUR STOCK
Groceries! Groceries!!
GROCERIES.
Clothing,
Gent's Furnishing
REMEMBER
Hotel and Feed
STABLE,
i
�1890!
to look on strong drink. And
—Court next week at Jef- charming little ones who are now I sum up the matter and
ferson. The DEMOCRAT will marvels of beauty. To be
To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. be repiesented there, and sure, we are not here to de 1 find that if there were not a drop
hope that our friends will cide, but we must say they of spirituous liquor in America, Are wrought by the j»e of Ayer'# Hair
Vigor
original
1 copyl year
f 1.00 pay up promptly, and we can are ".hard to beat."
there would be more harmony, color, lu restoringagray hair to Its prevent
promoting
new growth,
AVith its ups and downs
1 " 6 months
;>0 add many new names to our
*ug the liair from falling, keeping It soft,
—Has any farmer in this peace and happier people than silky, and abundant, and the scalp cool, is slowly, but surely, waning
1 " 3 months
3°
there are to-day. Liquor does ten
list.
county tried the new grasses? thoueand times ten thousand healthy, and free from dandruff or humors. and as it closes we wish to
ADVERTISING RATES.
The universal testimony is that this prepthank our many customers
aratiou has no equal as a dressing, and
—Dr. Wilbar, of Elk Park, The Alfalfia is said to be the
1 inch 1 week
f -75
Is, therefore, indispensable to every welF
for their very liberal patron
slilv went to Wilkesand mar best for pool*, worn out lands. more harm than good, is my opin furnished toilet.
1 " 1 month
1. < o
ion; then if we are permitted to
age, and quote to them some
"I have used Ayer's Hair Vigor for soma
« 3 "
3.00 ried Miss McGlamary, several The Johnson grass is also
vote for or against prohibition on time and it has worked wonders for me. I of our leading articles, with
^ a (5 "
5.00 weeks ago, and never said a
was troubled with
was rapidly
praised by theaai^w^rs in sec the 2nd Monday in June let us becoming bald; butdandruff andthe Vigor my the promise that during the
since using
1 >( 1 year
7.00
is perfectly clear of dandruff,
been sown. put our feet on intemperance and headceased coming out, and I nowthe half remainder of the present year
1 column 1 week
9.00 word to us about it. May tions where
has
have a
happiness and prosperity at Both of thesfcgraases are rec do our level best, to press down good growth, of the same color as when I we will give you goods as cheap
1
"
1 month
13.50
was a young woman. I can heartily recom
as can be bought on the South
1
«
3 "
25.00 tend them.
mend
suffering
ommended, and we would be down, intemperance to the bot loss of any one use Ayer'sfrom dandruff or ern Markets, and for the year
"
6 "
37.50
hair to
Hair Vigor as a
dressing." — Mrs. Lydla O. Moody, East
—Joseph Winkler has on pleased to learn more about tomless pit. J. F. MCBRIDE.
1
"
1 year
50.00
Pittston, Me.
Dark Ridge, March 12.
hand at his store near Boone, them.
"Some time ago my wife's hair began to
a nice line of general mer
come out quite freely.
entered at the Postofficeat
That tired, debilitated feeling,
one. N. C., as second-elaBS chandise at bottom prices.
Banner Flk, N. 0.,
Kerosene oil, at 20 cts per
We promise, as in the past by
so peculiar to spring, indicates
iail matter.
March 12,1892,
gallon, and other goods at
depraved blood. Now is the time
unusually .low prices. Give Editor Democrat:
LOCAL NEWS.
Fair Dealings,
him a H call.
More than two year ago, a to prove the beneficial effects of not only prevented my wife from becoming
Ayer's Sarsaparilla. It cleanses bald, but it also caused an entirely new
young married man of this
growth of
am ready to certify to tills
—Mrs. John Mast is no —Our worthy Mayor, W. place, left with his family for the system, restores physical en statement hair. I a justice of the peace."— Jo merit a liberal share of the
before
C. Coffey, requests us to say,
patronage of our customers in
ergy, and infuses new life and vig II. liutselms, Lewisburgh, Iowa.
better.
"Some years ago, after a severe attack ot
that from this date the or the far West. About twelve or into every fibre of the body.
brain fever, my liair all caipe out. I used
J. F. Spainhour isy&ttend- dinance in regard t<v shoot- months afterwards, his pa
such preparations for restoring It as my phy
sicians ordered, but failed to produce a
ing Lenoir court.
ins? within the incorporate rents and friends received the Stray Straws From Dark Ridgre.
growth of liair. I then tried, successively,
several articles recommended by druggists,
And adjoining counties.
Mrs. Green, wife of W. H. limits of the town will be rig- sad news that he had died of
and all alike fell short of accomplishing the
Rain and mud is the princi desired result. The last remedy I applied
fever in that distant land.
idly enforced
Green, is very ill.
was Ayer's Hair Vigor, wlilch brought a
hair in a
I think I
A few days ago information ple topic here, and everthing growth of bottles in few weeks. more than
'—Joe Hardin is off with —Notice„—I will be at Aa
eight
two years;
is almost on a perfect stand usednecessary as a restorative, hut Lliked it
TO MERCHANTS.
was
ron, Mitchell county, N. C., WHS received here that A rich
his last load of cabbage.
as dressing, and
still in this section. Little for athat purpose. have continued to use it
Wewishto call your especial
I believe Ayer's Hair
on Friday, Apr., 10th, for ranchman had made the
—W. L. Bryan is on a trip the purpose of organizing a widow an equal 'partner plowing has been done as yet, Vigor possesses virtues far above tliose of attention to our enormous stock
any similar preparation now on the market."
Lenoir and Wilkesboro. lodge of Odd Fellows. All per in his fortune. However he but we hope for brighter days —Vincent Jones, Richmond, Ind.
OF
sons on petition for said captured the prise, not with that will enable us to prepare
—John Hardin is trimming
HARDWARE.
lodge, will please be on hand out great effort, for he had a for the coming season. Corn
up his grove of oaks.
at said time and place.
is getting rather scarce and
PRKPARKD BY
You can save money by giving
A. G. Grayson, D. G. M. formidable rival in the per
—Capt. Coffey is making
son of a handsome and weal demands a good price, and OR. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mast. us your order for nails, tyre and
his usual efforts to plant and —The town tax-collector re
rolled iron, chains, and, in fact,
Bold by Druggi.te and Perfumers.
thy physician. Since these other produce is very lively
anything in this line, as we buy
ow.
quests us to say that all tax- glad tidings reached Banner The leading factor in trade
them in large lots direct from
— it. B. Councill Jr, is at es on property that is in his Elk, each married woman has here, is lumber, which is haul
-W. j«. uwuu^.i.
the manufactures.
NOTICE.
^enoir this week attending bands for collection must be
been trying to prevail on her ed to Elk Park, mostly with State of North Carolina, Wat
DRY GOODS.
court.
settled by the 1st day of Ahusband to go West, in hope ox teams. Only a few years auga county, Superior Court,
—Several hands are at. pril, or further proceedings that he may die and leaveher ago, this whole section of
Spring term, 1891.
Consisting of
Price and Heald
Flannel Suiting,
>rk on the Bryan store will be taken for the collec- to marry rich! And every Western Watauga was a vir
Vs. T. A Hagaman, J. P. Haga
Trecott Flannels;
tion of the same.
fo use.
Plaid Flannels,
one who cannot obtain from gin forest of the finest tim man and the Lookout bank ol
Saxony, prints,
—The DEMOCRAT is still in her spouse a promise to emi ber in the world. But the Morristovvn, Tennessee.
—Capt. Lovill says he is
etc., etc.
It appearing by affidavit to
stately tulip has been forced the satisfaction of the court that Ladie'sGinghams, in Renriefca
going to raise sheep from | creasing, and if our friends grate, dec ares that just as
Dress,
would help us now and then soon as she can sell hei to surrender before the keen a cause of action exists in favor Cloth from 25 cts to one dollar
this time on.
J with a little more cash, and "things" she will roll up her edge of the woodman's axe. of the plaintiff and against the Der yard. All kinds of laces in
f
Old Susan Church of the^
pew 8ubsc ,. iber
One of your correspondents defendants. And it further ap ^andike points, etc. Shawls and
pearing that T. A. Hagaman, be ladie's coats in the latest styles.
upper part of V\ ilkes Co., is we could, and would enlarge "duds" and start.
Yesterday a woman was spoke of a man whose birth ing a natural person, is a non Large stock of satin and gros106 years old.
I our paper and strive to make seen taking a "near cut- day comes only once in four resident of this State, or 60 ab grain ribbon, table linen aod oil
—Jones & Vance is still in i t more interesting. Friends, through a field to a neigh year; but he is not alone. sents himself that the ordinary cloth.
rocess
cannot
the lead for cheap goods See L e lp us out, and help us now. bor's residence. Coming to The mantle of chance has fall on him; of law that the be servec
and
Lookout
their new ad next week.
cour8ej we expect our a fense she leaped over right en on one in Beaver Dams bank of Morristown, is a foreign
under
Hagaman & Co., will llian y subscribers to bring us sprightly, and being on an township who was born on corporation createdtherefore the
aws of Tenn. It is
or
have a fine lot of bacon and o r s e n j lls a dollar, or two important errand, of course, the 29th day of Feb.
dered by the court that publica Sugar.
Coffee,
flour this week.
jf they owe us that much, If hurried to the house. "What I know of a venerable man, tion be made for six consecutive
Rice, Oat-meal,
near Dark Ridge, wicked in weeks in the Watauga DEMOCRAT
Our friends are slow in you com* to court, bring it do you think!" said she to
Pickles, Bacon,
a weekly newspaper published in
Lard, Salt,
ivingusany further tradi- and if you don't come, send her friend, "of M. J. C's mar habit, yet blessed in produc the the town of Boone, requiring
Flour,
riage in Idaho?" "Why", re tion. He has eight living chil the Defts. to appear at the next
mal news in Watauga.
it, we are compelled to colPepper,
dren, 62 grand-children and term of the Superior court to be
, lect, as we are in a press now pled the lady, "if I just had
Spice,
held in Boone, on the 6 th day ot
—There does not appear to
'
i?
and must have money. Do me some new teeth and some 53 great-grand-children. It Apr. 1891, and answer or demur in the greatest abundance, and
+
anv great scarcity of corn i
in one v with which to buy a ooks from the above that to the plntfFs complaint which at prices that will surprise you.
,,
.i •
not disappoint, us.
11
d hay this year.
ticket, I'd leave these diggins that this part of the country will there he filed in the clerk's of
fice, or judgment will be given a
-ltev. I. W. Thomas is in —One of the jury on ar*api- to-morrow."
oots a choes.
ir
8. M. D. i s e x c e e d i n g l y p r o l i f i c . A gainst thempro-con-fesso. Given
OOTS
^HOES.
ldwell attending his regu- tal case in Wilkes asked the
louse dots nearly every hol- under my hand and seal of office
In Foot-wear, we almost defy
r appointments this week. Judge in open court, this PROHIBITION IN LAUREL CREEK. ow for miles around already. This Feb. 16th 1891.
competition, as our stock was
JOE B. TODD, C. S. c
-Spring wenther hns come question: "Suppose me and
As I write, I glance up the
purchased before the advance
.t lust, everybody who is another fellow was to get ir.- MR. EDITOR: I would like to valley at Katestown, the lone T. L. LOWE, plntfl's ati orney.
in prices. We wish to call espec
ial attention to our Tap-sole,
Lny account is now at- work, to a carousal and I was to speak to the people through your ly residence of a bac h e 1 o r.
NOTICE.
Flesh-split boot, that we claim
slew him, what would you call valuable little paper and give my How can this be among so
B. J. Councill, lpat
The judge andeverybody reasons for being ^o anxious for many fair ones, whose cheeks State of North Carolina, Ashe cannot be beaten in the United
county, Superior court.
States. We also carry a large
on the mountain preparing
*
prohibition in our township.
seem to be tinted with flush J. H. Barton administrator of and well selected stock of rubber
lail - necJ First, it is demoralizing the co un
to raise another large crop
Reisin Plummer decased,
goods, in the latest and most
Vs.
M corn.
—Years ago there were but try for miles around, and has a es from the rose and appear
comfortable sryles.
to be all sun-shine and smiles
—D. B. Dougherty, is pre- now and then a manor vvo- very great attraction for the peo B e a c h M o u n t a i n i s o u r Martha West and husband, Wm
West, Lutitia Davis and husbanc
naring his bolt at the mill man found in this coun y , pie; the same that a blooming church with a membership of Wm. Davis, Carrie D. Gray Wi
buckwheat patch has for bees.
and will soon be prepared to who weighed two hum le , It draws the old men, the young over 100, situated by the side ley Gray, John H. Plummer anc
Susan Plummer, widow of the
Come and examine our new and
make flour.
V ou can 1 ftnr] p ) ent { ()t men, women and children, and of Little Poga creek, which
deceased.
men who wiegh over two nunNotice for the sale of the lands he elegant line of Ready-made Cloth
A communication ^ rom Ljred, and not a few women, even those who claim to bechris glides merrily along over a longing to Reisin Plummer pot ing which was carefully selected
as to style, fabric, make and fin
IMeatCampis held over un- L^o V veigh up to two hun- tians, it takes the money from million, and a million more assets.
their pockets and makes them en pebbles, running two grist It appearing to the satisfac ish, and you are'sure to find any
'til an interview can be had dmi and several over go this,
thing you need, and as cheap as
with the author.
We would hate to be fat like tirely different persons. It is per mills, one saw mill and black tion of the court by affidavit o the chapest. We can fit you
&
nicious to the cause of Christ; it smith shop.
G. W. Mc—. the plaintiff that Lutitia DavisD. in any suit from the smallest
Let us have a correspon- some people,
husband, Wm. Davis, uarrie
affects our young men and caus
Gray & Wiley c. Gray & John hoy to the 250 pounder.
lent at Jefferson to give us —Miss Nannie, daughter of es their parents to weep because March 13.
plummer are non-residents of this Gent's Furnishing Goods
[ihe local happenings of that | Mr. Wm. Ray, who lives their sons are becoming inebri
State, and after dilligent search
Notice.
one mile east of town, is eon- ates; it makes the paupers nu
has been made, cannot he fouud
-0hlever old town.
J. Evans Brown vs. Lazerous or served with summons. It is or
I fined to her room from a se merous in oui land, it brings a Trivett. By virtue of an execu
In endless varieties, such as
—Capt. Critcher - was in i rious U U U l caused by the ac- bout laziness and fills our land
dered that publication he made
\ .
. , r i O U » burn Bttuoru uj
tion issued from the Office of the in the Watauga Dem ocrat,, a week Outing-shirts,
own tins week and says it
over-turning of a with tramps. Who visits our Clerk ot the Superior court ol Wa ly newspaper
Dress-shirts,
s now time for Watauga 1 kettle of boiling water on her spring-houses, smokehouses cribs tauga county, in favor of the commanding published in Boone,
Under-wear,
the above named
Collars. Cuffs,
leople to talk rail-road talk. foot. May she soon recover, and dwellings in search of some plaintiff in the above entitled non-resident defendants to ap
action for the sum of $136,63, pear at the office of the clerk of
Cravats, Hose,
—Oat seed is said to be rath as she adds much to the life thing on which to subsist. These the same being purchase money the Superior court in Jefferson
_
Hats, caps,
scarce this spring. It has an( j enjoyment ot her many are only a few of the many crimes on tract of land herein described, no the 30th day ot March, 1891,
Handerchiefs,
I could mention caused by the ex with interest and cost, I will sell and answer or demur to the com
Gloves & etc.
come an uncertin crop any friends.
cessive use ol intoxicating drinks to the highest bidder at t he court plaint that is filed in said office,
We cannot be turned down
y, and our advice is to —Should a baby show come and I wish to say right here, that house door, in the town of Boone
C. E. GRAYBEAL. C. S. C
in this line for style or quali
011 the 6th day of Apr., '91, it lie G. w. Bower, Aty for plaintiff.
ase more grass.
off in our town, it would be intemperance is the first step to ng the first Monday in said
ty
—We are pleased with out*iq U ite hard for the judges nearly every crime that is com mnoth, and the first day of the
ATTENTION !
i f t o n c o r r e s p o n d e n t a n d t o d e c i d e t o w h o m t h e mitted in our land, and is sen Superior court, a certain tract or My duties confine me closely to Thanking our friends for a
paroel of
containing 100 ape she may continue from prize should be awarded. ding souls to hell double-file. Li cres moreland less, belonging to Carolina, and I would exchange, liberal patronagf in the past
or
on favorable terms, f 10,000 of and hoping to merit a larger
quor will ruin the morals of any
le to time to give us the Little Pearl, thefnfa 111 daugh
Laz. Trivett, lying 011 the waters
settlement. Brethren and friends, of Elk and adjoining the lands of stock in a phosphate company share in the future, we are
Food news from that section. ter of Mrs. Cora Councill, is,
in Florida, my late residence, for most
Respectfully,
should we not look where intem
Story and
ineed a beauty; little Louise, perance will lead us to ? Then I A, R. Gaultney, James 011 which a suitablefarm in the mountains.
-A man was sentenced at
others, lining the lands
ALEX. Q. HOLLADAY,
JONES & VANCE.
daughter of Mrs. S. F. Le suggest that evey good citizen of said Laz. and Wiley Trivett now
Raleigh, N. C.
[vV ilkes court last week to be
ELK PARK, NOV., 17, '90.
on the
|ung. He killed his step son noir, is a charm, and little Laurel Creek township, who love lives, Levied on by meto satis An AftrmctW*
2nd day of March, 1891
<1&~N. B. All orders by
|/ith a harrow tooth. The Ruth, daughter of Mrs. Dr. their wives, children, country and fy said execution with interest Combined POCKET ALMANAC
and MEMORANDUM BOOK
IRON
Reeves, is almost without a Christianity, will read Proverbs, and costs. This March the2 '91. advertising BROWN'Saway at, HITTERS mail shall recw ve prompt at
the best Tonic,given
Drug and
lan is to be hung on the
tention.
J. & 1
general stores. Apply at once.
parallel,! besides many other 23—31, and see that it is wrong
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l"0th of May.
SUBSCRIPTION RATE S
Wonders
1891
Ayer's
Hair Vigor
Watauga
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Groceries,
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VOL 3
BOONE,
WATAUGA
COUNTY, N. C.,
THURSDAY, MARCH,
26,
1891.
NO. 35.
A Gnilt-e<ls?e«l Falsehood.
WHOLESALE LYNCHING.
LETTER. pinion against his right to
ed in and killed elven of the
make the appointments dur
nineteen men who had been
A Savannah banker says that The Citizens of New Orleans Lynch
From our Regular Correspondent.
Eleven Prisoners.
ing the recess of Congress. in the western part of North Car
indicted fortheassassinatiorl
W. B. COUNCILL, Jit.
Mr. Harrison has given no But the Attorney General, olina there are several comities New Orleans, March 14.— of Chief Hennessee.
ATTORNEY AT LA v.
After theltallianshad beert
sign that he intends to re following the excellent exam amid almost inaccessible moun
Boone, N. C. move the present head of the ple of Solicitor General Jenks tains, of which there is as little The scenes at and about the put to death, Parkerson ad
Clay statue this morning dressed the crowd urging
Pension burau, notwithstan in a similar case that occur known to the outide world as brought to mind very forci them to return to their horned
W. B. COUNCILL, M. D. d i n g t h e d a m a g i n g f a c t s red under Mr. Cleveland, has there is of Central Africa. No rail bly and violently the pecu or respective places of busb
Boone, N. C.
brought out by the Congress given his opinion in favor of roads penetrate this region. The liar and ruinous uprising of ness without further demon
natives have no idea of morality,
Resident Physician. Office ional so-called investigation the President's right to make live in a manner little above the that September day sixteen stration.
the appointments at any
Joe Macheaca, one of th£
on King Street north of Post into the peculiar business
time. Between this opinion lowest brutes and have absolute years ago. Ten o'clock had prisoners, had a pistol and
Office.
methods of Gen. Raum, al
ly no knowledge of the world out not yet struck and a vast shot Sergeant Herron in the
though he has had his atten and the clamorings of the re side thnir own community. Po multitude was already con neck inflicting a slight wound.
tion called to the matter by publican applicants and their lygamy is practiced with shame gregated on Canal street, al Polietz is hanging to a lamp
E. F. LOVILL
a very prominent member of friends, Mr. Harrison will less openness, and marriage cer most filling up the large post at Treeman street. The
ATTORNEY AT T.AW,
find it difficult to postpone
others were shot in the cells.Boone N. C. bis party, who, I have reason the matter very long, al emonies aie rare—Washington space from curb to curb on When the citizens commit
Post.
to know, told him that Raum
each side of the Boulevard. tee had completed its work
and his wild-cat speculations though he still professes to So far as our knowledge and in- Just on the strike- of 10 o' at the Parish prison it dis
DR. L. C. REEVES.
and his proven obligations be in doubt.as to his right tormation extends, the alieve is clock a shout went up from banded for the day. A meet
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
to the king of the pension to make them until Congress utttrly FALSE and without foun people stationed on St. Charls ing will be held to-night to
Office at Residence.
is in session.
Boone, N. 0. sharks was more than he Treasurer Houston is again dation in fact. Weareacquaint- street, and a number of gen consider what other action,
if any, shal be taken.. The
ed personally with Watauga Ashe
should attempt to carry.
0
at his desk, although he can Alleghany and Mitchell counties, tlemen, among whom IT. S. committee is composed of the
Raum has within a week,
Parkerson, John C. Wickliffe better class of citizens—busi
L. D. LOWE,
boasted to a personal friend not hide his anxiety to have the counties contiguous to us, and others who signed the ness men who were satisfied
that he was all right and his resignation accepted in and know that polygamy and call, came marching along that the safety of the com mil
order that he may feel at lib immorality do not exist. It is
nit.y demanded vigeros ac j
would not be disturbed.
erty to express his opinion true that 110 rail-road penetrates and began walking round tion.
AND
A democratic Representa
these counties; but the people are and round the range of the
Chevalier Daniel Boone<
tive said to me to-day: "Look of Mr. Harrison and his ad civilized, moral, law-abiding and Clay monument.
NOTARY PUBLIC,
ing at the matter from a po ministration. An attempt good citizens. Nearly or quite ev "Fall in, fall in" was the
BANNER'S ELK, N. C.
litical point of view, I hope was made to get him out of ery County Site in Western North cry, and the crowd formed a The London correspondent
that Harrison will not kick the way by giving him a Carolina has a weekly news pa procession which went round of the New York Sun. has the
he
oil i n g pa ra gra ph
J.
Willi!, Raum out now, because, if he foreign appointment, butand per published, and is well patron the railingjsevera1 times. "Hu fingoawgentlemen wellconcer nrefused to be caught,
known
ized by the county; and as this
is left in his position until
DENTIST, next winter the democratic says that he intends to re is being written the click of the rah for Parkerson," "Hurah in this city:
for Wickliffe," "Get inside
ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA.
House will show him and his turn to Indiana for the ex telegraph is heard in our office; the rai1i ng an d gi ve us speec h. "Chevalier Daniel Boone,
Offers his professional services methods up in a manner press purpose of taking an hence, with news paper and tele
great grand-nephew of the
to the people of Mitchell,
active part in politics, which graph facilties, they must have These and other cries made pioneer, sailed in the Wyom
Watauga and adjoining coun that will disgust all decent is interpreted to mean that an idea of the doings of the out up a confusion of noise, aing this week for America
ties.SSF* A7*? bad rnateial used iren, whatever may be their
he will do his level best to side world. Good churches and mong which an angry tone with ten performing lions.
and all work guaranteed.
political affiliations, and it
May 11 y. will help us greatly in the prevent that state endorsing schooe-housesfiot every county w a s significantly predomi Boone, who is a Kencuckian,
in this heaven blessed section of nant.
has not been in his native
Presidential campaign. But Mr. Harrison.
If things go on for a few of our dear State, and people The space inside the railing land for fifteen years, during
J. F. Morphew.
E. S. Blackburn whether Raum goes or stays
Marion, N. C.
Jo er>on, N.C.
days longer as they have for should know of what they speak was occupied by a dense and which period he has been owe shall investigate the Pen
before they set afloat ^uch woolA!OR PHEW & BLACKBURN sion Office, which I am satis- several days past, there will died and damaging falshoods as restless crowd. "Come down ver the hunting grounds of
from those steps," was the re
tied is honeycombed with not be a democratic employe the above.—[Editor DEMOCRAT. quest, "and let Parkerson Asia and Africa, capturing
ATTTORNEYS AT LAW.
left in the Government print
and taming the king of
Will practice in the courts fraud, that can easily be dis ing office. It is customary
and Wickliffe get tlieie." The beasts. The ten lions he has
The Next President,
of Ashe, Watauga and Mitch covered, if it is fearlessly and
crowd obeyed with alacritj 7 with him were all captured
to largely reduce the force
ell counties, also in the Fed honestly looked for."
eral courts of the Dist.. and The air of mystery which shortly after the adjourn Some little apprehension is and soon the speakers held and tamed by himself. He
* Supreme Court of the State. always prevailes around the ment of Congress, and that felt as we approach the next their positions of vantage. A received the title of Chevalier
( oilection ol claims solicited. State department is just now reduction is now being made campaign, but we do not rush was made for the nar from the Sultan of Turkey?"
share in that feeling at all. row gate and in a minute
, Apr!, 10.
very much intensified, owing and the discharged people Indeed, we never enjoyed there stood a mass of human The correspondent is mis
to the fact that Mr. Blaine are neai ly all democra ts, or greater confidence, for it ap ity around the statue of the taken as to the period of Mr.
Notice.
and Sir Julian Pauncefote women who owe their ap- pears beyond a doubt that immortal Clay. A view of the Boone's absence from "his
native land." He was in
C; For sale. 900 acres of land, are deep into the negotia poi ntment to democrats.
Prof. Charles W. Smiley, the republicans cannot elect attitude was imposing. Not Lynchburg about six years
J on Rich Mountain, Watauga tions jprelimininarv to the
1 County, on which is asbestos,
special agent of the Census their presidential candidate a word escaped the lips of ago, and remained for a
and tine land for sheep ranch. arbitration of the Behring- for the collection of fish and in the Electoral College. If the gentlemen who had moon short time. He married a
Sales private. L. D. Lowe & Sea question, which Mr. fishery statistics, is under any third ticket shall make ted the steps. They stood mo daughter of the late William
J. T. Furgerson, Ex'tis. of Blaine is pleased to think or
tionless, surveying the surg Simpson, and his family still
Mrs. A. P. Calloway, deed. to pretend to think that fie charges. His work is said to head way at the M est, the ing multitudes from whose reside in this city.—Lynch
Banner Elk, Nov. i? '90.. has compelled Great Britain be practically worthless, al effect will be to sever those
burg Advance.
though it has cost a large old republican strongholds ranks there gleamed faces full
to accept, although all the sum of money.
HE KNEW N0RTHEN.
from the republican States of resolveand determination.
rest of the world knows that The adage "a. woman is at in the East. That can only There were fully 3,000 people
Money to loan.
Persons wishing to bor he never made the slightest the bottom of everything." result in making the demo w i t h i n e a s y e a r - s h o t , a n d Governor Northen was just
leaving the Capitol one day
row money, who can secure progress toward a settlement is brought to mind by the
claim of a female lobbyist, cratic situation the stronger. more could be seen strug when a little dude spoke to
it by mortgage on good real of the dispute, until he re
estate, can be accommodated turned to the position main who by the way is also in A failure of the republicans gling, pushing and running him.
the employment of the Gov to carry a majority of the here and there. The street "Say, is the Governor in his
by applying to
tained by Mr. Bayard under ernment, that she killed the college will give the demo cars were unable to pass office?"
J.E. Spainhour, Boone N. C.
or A. J. Critcher, HortonN.C. the Cleveland administra Wana maker postal telegra ph crats the victory in the through and vehicles of allde "No sir."
"Oh, I'll bet he is. He may
tion. These negotiations are bill in the House Postoffice
4. 24.
House even if we should not scriptions were halted.
have sent word to you that
not conducted at the depart committee, and that the
Parkerson spoke first. He he was out, but he'll* not treat
win at the polls.
ment. Oh, no. There are money she used was furnished
NOTICE !
by Jay Gould. Perhaps she It is to be remembered that said that once before he had me that way."
1 am just receiving a, new too many prying newspaper is only trying to divert sus
when the House elects a appeared before the people in "Do you know him?"
H stock of goods bought for men always on the watch, so picion from the eminent re
grand mass-meeting assem "Know him? Know Bill
cash down and will sell for whenever Mr. Blaine has any publicans who
actually President, the States vote as bled to discuss matters of vi Northen ? Well I s h o u 1 d
V strieklv pay down, at prices
smile. We are very intimate.
did disburse Gould's money sovereigns, and each State
' to live and let live. You will very important business on here.
has equal power. Delaware tal interest to the <*0mmuui- I spent a month with him
, do well to call and examine hand it is transacted at his
speaks with as loud a voice t.y, and again he faced the last summer—run his cam
my goods consistingof boots, private residence. TJie ad Doubtless some will be as New York, and Rhode Is people of New Orleans to de paign for him and now he
shoes, dry goods, notions, ministration feels very much found to question the wisdom
see rneabout unim
land is as potent as Pennsyl nounce the infamous act, wants to matter.
* Ate.
Yours truly,
portant
relieved at the prospect of a of the late General Assembly, vania.
which was consequent upon
T. A. CRITCHER,
but its gallantry can never be
"I think you are mistaken
Bamboo. N. C. peaceful settlement of this doubted. It was ever sus The delegation from each the most revolting crime in sir."
question, having last fall be ceptible to female influence State has but a single vote, the criminal annals of any
The speaker's
come fully satisfied that the and ready to yield prompt and that is cast by the ma community. The act was the and positve tonecold stare
nettled the
.'
SUTHERLAND SEMINARY.
sentiment of the country was obedience . When a few ladies jority.
I. J
finding of the jury in tliemur dude.
T
O
opposed to any unnecessary appeared in the lobby,in the It so happens that not on der trial yesterday and that "May I ask your name" he
w interest of the "Fema le train
r;
MISS EMMA WINN,
asked haughtily.
display of "jingoism."
ing school," the bill providing; ly has the democratic party crime w a s, as everybody "Northen is my name."
Qraduate Greensboro Female College
Mr. Harrison was anxious for it was passed. This influ a large majority in member knows, foul assassination of
"Oh—aw—related t o the
to find a good reason for not ence was probably potential ship, but we have a large Chief Henessee* "I desire nei Governor, sir?"
U
PRINCIPAL.
appointing the new Circuit in aiding our Superintendent majority of the States. Our ther fame nor name nor glo "I am the Governor sir."
0
=
h ,
f j. This Institution of learning is Court judges created by the of Public Instruction to in nominee will certainly beelec- ry" said Parkerson. "I am
"The devil I" exploded the
situated in one of the most pictur late Congress until next win crease the school tax. And ted.—Observer. •
a plain American citizen and little dude. And with that he
F es<pie and hospitable sections o ter, doubtless believing that when those handsome ladies
made a break through the
. the State, and rare oppotunities
asked for a law compelling the The new cigarette law does as a good citizen I am here." vacant door, leaving the
After the speeches the in dig Governor looking after him
are here offered for a practical. the longer they can be held introduction into our public not take in ail minors, but
and cheap education. The school I the greater their value in schools of that book oil tem- only those under 17 years of nant crowd, about two thou
h now has an enrollment of over! votes at the next republican pei a nee, the law was enacted. age. Those who are over 17 sand strong, started for the with an amused smile on his
|
face.
y 100 pupils. Latin, French, and]
national convention, so lie although it might cost par years can puff away and deal Parish prison which they rea
all the English branches taught.
too,000 to buy the ers can sell to them without ched at 10:30 o'clock. After ForMalaria, Liver Trou
1 For full particulars address the referred the matter to Attor ents
book, but don't woman rule fear of being "writted."— a slight resistance the jail was ble, or Indigestion,use
ney General Miller, expecting
Principal at
Landmark.
surrendered, the citizens rush 1 BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
SUTHERLAND, N. C. I that he would render an o- anyhow.—N. C. Intelljgcncer.,
7
PROFESSIONAL.
Attorney at Law
A\WASHINGTON
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Our Fadir that art in hevPER!
enes, halwid be thi name, thi
The Prideofthe North Caroli
%
The trouble is, very few of kyngdom cummto, be thi
D. B. Dougherty, Editor.
na Press."
It C. Rivers, Publisher our people look upon the wille don as in hevene and in
Do you want to aid in building
newspaper business as a ser earthe; gif to vs this day our
up a paper that shall reflect the
WatersoiPs Views.
ious, earnest business. In breed ouer other substance,
greatest credit on North Caroli
na, no matter where it may be
North Carolina a man is not
1 forgeue to vs ouer other
Col. Henri Wnterson has a looked upon as solvent who dettis as we forgeue-to ouer
seen? Then patronize
The Wilmington Messenger,
word to say, a triple-leaded engages in the newspaper dettours. And leede vs not
LARGE EIGHT-PAGE
word in the Courier Journal. business; nor regarded as in into temptacions, but dely- In order to encourage our friends to help us in our ef DoAyou want a reliablePAPER
paper
forts to raise our subscription list several hundred within giving you all the news of the
"People are wiser than poli it for the purpose af making ere us fro yuel. Amen,
ticians," declares the Ken money; or likely to make From Tyndale's New Tes the next few months, we have decided to make some PRE world—a Democratic newspaper
that equals the
tucky sage, by way of rebuke money out of it. Very few, tament, 1525:
MIUM OILERS to clubbers which we are sure will encour largest circulation,best— has the
and has for
to the talkative Congresmen. comparatively, appreciate O ouie father which art in age some active persons to go to work and make a nice twenty-one 3Tears been a part
The Colonel adds:
the value of a newspaper's heven. Halowed be thy name. thing for themselves, and at the same time help to build ahd factorin thegrowth and dev
velopment of the Old
North
"Two points of disturbance work, or want to pay any Let thy kingdom come. Thy up their home paper.
State? Then subscrbe for
are being advanced to mar thing for it.. The great ma,- will be fulfilled, as wellinerth
THE WILMINGTON MESSENGER
our consels. One of these re jority esteem it the play as hit ys in heven. Geve vs
Campaign Partes:
lates to the nomination of thing of the public, and ex this day our doyly breade.
The "Daily Messenger," by
Mr. Cleveland, the other to pect its services gratuitously. And forgeve ous oure tres
mail, 4 months on trial, foi
$2.00
the adoption of some as yet They lay it under contribu
ses even as we forgeve
undefined but altered policv tion for every conceivable them which trespas vs. Lede
The weekly "Transcript Mes
as to silver coinage. Touch charity ; burden its columns vs not into temptation, but To the person securing us fifty CASH subscribers by the senger," (the largest an
veil. Amen.
ing the first of these, the re with all sorts of free an dely vre vs from y the Geneva first day of Aprile, 1890, we will give as a premium, on best paper in the State)
The next was
months on trial for $1.00
flection ought to lessen the nouncements; and have done version of 1560; almost ex delivery of the names a Genuine
Cash in advance. Bot
anxiety of those opposed to it the highest complement actly like the authorized ver
papers are large Eight-Pag
SINGEB SEWING MACHINE
it, that it depends largely, if when they borrow of a neigh sion of 1611, with which
sheets. Send Postal Care,
everyone is well acquainted. This Machine is strictly first class in every partiular, and with the address of five per
not wholly, upon the demo bor and read it.— Winsion
—St. Louis Republic.
retails regularly at $40.00. It is a ^perfect jem and is well sons and receive sample cop
crats of New York. If New Sentinal.
ies of THE MESSENGER.
Col. Polk gives it out that worth ever cent of the money.
York comes to the next Na
Oct. 1st. 1888. tf.
tional Democratic Conven The Statesville Landmark there are 4,000,000 people be
—0
tion resisting the nomina says that the appearance of longing to the labor orgaizaTAKE THE
FOR A CLUB OF FIFTEEN
tion of Mr. Cleveland, or se the Eighth Congressional Dis tion of the country who will
riously divided upon it, his trict on the map is grotesque not vote for Mr. Cleveland To the person sending us a club of fifteen 'Ae will give on
nomination would be suici and that it is none tco safe next year if he is nominated. delivery of the same, the most valuable book known to
-GOINGdal. In that event the party for the democrats. In 1884, In this number is of course in the English-speaking people. Who can do business of aWest and Northwes'
will be compelled to quit N. on the Cleveland and Blaine cluded the members of the ny kind, without that great volume,
Y. altogether and seek for a vote, it- gave a democratic Farmers' Alliance of North
WEBSTER'S UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY ?
Emigrants going to any of
nominee elsewhere, for noth majority of 2,818! Of the old Carolina. We do not know
Western States or Territoi
ing would be more absurd c o u n t i e s i n t h e d i s t r i c t how they will relish the idea This is no shoddy edition, but is the complete work in will save time and money goii,
than the suggestion of set Wilkes was the only one to of Col. Polk's thus declaring heavy leather, and has, up to,a few months since, always via. Chicago and Alton route
ting aside Mr. Cleveland and give a republican majority how they will or will not vote sold for $12. Think of this wonderful book for only fif t is the quickest route to
KANSAS CITY, DENVE1
substituting Governor Hill or that year. Forsyth gave 119 next year, bu11he Landmark teen subscribers to your home paper.
PUEBLO,
any other New Yorker in his democratic majority, Surry is here to prophesy that if
0
And-all points in Idaho, Wash
place. When we leave Cleve 11 republican majority and the test comes and Col. Polk
ington, Oregon, Utah
land we leave New York.
CLUBS OF TEN.
Mitchell 567 republican ma stands on one side and says
and California.
"Touching silver this is to jority. In 1888, on the Cleve "This way," and Mr. Cleve
For ten new subscribers we will give an extra St eel- Finest and Best Equipped
be said : All of us in the west land and Harrison vote, the land stands on the other side Engraving 30 x 40 inches, which is cheap at $5.00, and is
Road in the West.
and south are bi-metalists; new district gave 1,135 dem and says "This way," fourOnly line running Solid Yesti
truly a magnificent picture. Make clubs at once.
all of us are friends of the dou ocratic majority. Of the old fifths of the Alliancemen of
bued trains between St. Louis
^rrlhe National Democrat and Watauga Democrat for and Kansas City.
ble and enemies to the single counties Ashe gave 102 re this State will enroll under
Reclining Chair cars and Tour
standard; all of us believe publican majority. Watau the Cleveland banner instead One dollai and seventy-five cents per year^sM
ist Sleepers free of extra charge.
that the expanding needs of ga 68 republican majority of following Col. Polk into
I will meet parties at any ral
road station with through tickets
the country will assimilate a and Wilkes 601 republican his new party. The North Car
and baggage checks.
still larger circulating medi majority, Forsyth gave 375 olina farmer may not know
For full information, maps a,no
um, and look largely to sil republican majority, Surry much about the silver ques
descriptive pamphlets of tin
West write to or call on
ver as the basis of the curren 61 democratic majority. Tn tion—not many people doB. A. NEW LAND,
cy which is to succeed the re 1890 the district gave 2,931 but he knows a man when he
% Tra veling Passenger Agt...
sees him. -Landmark.
tiring bank notes. But as to democratic majority. Of the
19 Patton Ave., Asheville, N. C.
GRAND OPENING! NEW GOODS.
conclusions of this kind, the old counties, in theMerrimon Mr. H. W. Wharton is now
J. CHARLTON, (1. P. A
Chicago, 111.
extent of it in the matter of and Price vote, Ashe gave the editor of the Patriot. We
•olegislative detail, or the best 28 republican majority and like the style of his saluta
fiscal means of reaching these Wilkes 680 republican major tion very much. Here is a
ends, there is no agreement, ity, Mitchell 633 republican part, of it:
"But the Alliance must
—AND—
because there has been no ad majority and Surry 103 detn look to the Democratic par
equate discussion, and there ocrafic majority. On the ty for help and the Demo
KNOCKED OUT!
crats cannot do without the
is no general knowledge."
whole it is a safe democratic Alliance. The writer work
It is gratifying to us to announce to our numerous J. P. HENSON, DARK RIDGE.
N. C.,
District.
ed on a farm until he was customers that we have now, and still arriving the largest
The Main Question.
stock of goods ever brougt to Watauga. We have recent is just receiving a large stock
eighteen years old,and by
The "Lord's Prayer."
working he does not
mean ly bought in Philadelphia and Knoxville $6000.00 worth
If the democratic party is
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
varieties of
an occasional lick here and of NEW GOODS.
successful in 1892 it will on The fol I o w i n g s peci m en s are there, but during the busy goods kept in a first Our stock consists of all nice line of which will be sold for Cash or
class store. We have a
ly be by united effort all a- the earliest examples of the season he worked from "eyrly ready made CLOTHING that we are offering Low down.
country produce at prices
never before heard of. Give
long the line. The vote of "Lord's Prayer" now known worn till dewy eve," and
him a call,
SHOES! OVEH-SIIOES! BOOTS !
1890 affords no standard to exist. Besides being liter many a day has he followed
Ladies dress goods in all qualities, colors and prices. apr 20 ly.
whatever by which to meas ary rarities in themselves, behind an old muleand plow,
Gents furnishing goods! Collars, cuffs, Neck ware, shirts
ure the strength of the repub they illustrate in a striking yelling himself hoarse, and socks and anything you want in the latest styles. HATS!
even in his sleep would coiflican party. It will enter the and interesting manner the tinne to gee, and haw, at an to suit men, women and children. Hardware, crockery,
fight next year led by bold progress the English lan imaginary mule."
farming utinsels, &c. in great quantities. Our goods were
and skiTful leaders and back guage has made and the The Alliance, we are sure, bought at a bargain and we propose to give our customers
ed by millions of money. We changes it has undergone will never go back on the benefit of them. Come and see our fine stock and you Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and
will be sure
business
can defeat it if we unite, and during the last 700 years. Brother Wharton, but will the next 60 to buv. Extra inducements will be offered for ent Our Officeconducted forU.Moderate Ft
is Opposite
S. Patent 01
days for CASH . We take all kinds of produce and we can secure patent in less time thi.
regard him with just favor
its leaders realize the fact The first is in "old English." and respect.— News and Ob- and live stock a specialty. Thanking ourfriends for past remote from Washington.
Send model, drawing or photo., vrith deirif patentable or
frc
that their only hope is by bears date 1160, and is as serber.
ptaronage, we hope to merit it in the future by honest tlon. We advise,not due till patentnot,seci
charge. Our fee
is
A Pamphlet, "IIow to Obtain Patents," ,
dealings and good bargains, we are
s o w i n g d i s s e n s i o n s i n o u r follows:
names of actual clients in your State, conn
President Polk of the na
town, sent free. Address,
ranks and obscuring the main Ure Faeder thu the on he- tional Farmers Alliance, de
Very Respectfully
issue which is to whip the ofene eart, syo thin ha me clined to express his views
C.A.SNOW&C'
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D. C
republicans. Let us then go gehaleged. To come thin on the election in Illinois of
E, H.DOUGHERTY & BROslow about ruling every man rice, geworde thin wille on General Palmer to the Sen
P.
<J«ldWalch_
&
stoo.oc bttir :
be
out of the party who differs heofene and on earthe. Syle ate and the position of the
rewith us on secondary mat us to-day urne daighwam- three Alliance men in the fur
SOLID OOLD
recent contest in Illinois
ters. When we have once liche hlaf. Aud forgyf us ure ther than to say that it ap
ON
driven the arch enemy from gel ties swa we forgyfath ael- peared to him to have been
—DEALERS IN—
Ilouteho
their strong-holds and are cen, there the with us agyet- a fight between the republi
firmly entrenched ourselves eth, and ne laed thou us on can and Democratic parties
rather than a contest be
it will be time enough to set costunuge ac alys us fram tween those two parties and
Htlnson A Co.. Box 812* Portland, Maine
tle all matters of detail. We yfele. Amene.
the Alliance. The Alliance he If you think of buying a
don't want too many party The next is from a thir tliougt had fought manfully
SEWING MACHINE,
shibboleths just now. The re teenth century, manuscript for principles, and, though and want to save CASH, write ine
publican party has to be now in the British Museum, they had not been victorious for prices. I carry a full line of
and is as follows:
cleaned up before we can ac Fader oure that art in in sending a Farmers Alii needles and parts,such as ,
ance man to the senate, he
complish any kind of reform, heve, I halgoed be thi name, believed that General Pal Shuttles, Bobbins, Drivers,
Oils etc., all of which can be
either of the tariff or of our I come thy kinereiche, y-vvor mer's selection would gener sent by mail.
financial system. Let us di the thi wille donjas in heve ally be regarded with more fa I have a good line of fishing
rect our attention to them and in earthe. Oure iche- vor than that of any of the Tackles, Trout Flies, Hook;dayesbredgyf us to-day,
Seins a specialty.
for the present.—Morganton forgyfvs oure gultes also and other candidates. General Lines etc,
we Polk said further that h e will send them out by mail.
Herald.
forgyf oure gultare, and ne knew of no promises beingP, ANGEL,
cm!££-k-L. 28 UNION SQUARE,NY.
FOR nVSPIOPSIA,
led owsnowth into fondingge, made by General Palmer as S,
§7,
M0.
0AL|
Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, use
KNOXVIELE,
auth alsowsofh irme. Amen. to his policy in the senate on
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS.
TEN \
YV. 1 i. Bryan,
All dealers keep it, SI per bottle. Genuine has
The hext is from Wycliffe's any questions whate\ er.-Bal
trade-mark and crossed red lines on wrapper.
.7.—a.
Boone,
New Testament (1360):
timore Sun.
The Watauga Democrat,
How She Looked At it.
CLUBBING RATES.
FOR A CLUB OF FIFTY.
Oliioego anil Alton R,
E. H. DOUGHERTY & BRO.
N. G.
MAST,
.FRE
OlIR NEW
Solid
S. i\ ANGEL,
SEWING MACHINES
Wort!,
iwatch in tiie world, Perl
timekeeper. Warranted hee
huntiu^
|Both ladies' and gent a a!,
with works and case*
Tequal value.
K I'KKSC
reach locality can aacure <
free, together with our la<
a n d v a l u a b l e l i n eo f
Samples. These samples, as w
"as the watch, are ft*ee.
All the work y
need do Is to ahow what we aend you to those who call—yo
friends and neighbors and thoae about you—that always resul
In valuable trade for us, which holds for years when once starteu
and thus we are repaid. We pay all espress, freight, etc. Afr<
you know all, If you would like to go to work for us, you cs
earn from ftttO
to $flO per week and upwards. Addrea
LOUIS.
�The Watauga Democrat,
D. B. Dougherty) Editor.
R C. Rivers, Publisher
A DEMOCRATIC family news
paper devoted to the interests of
County, State and Nation. Pub
lished every Thursday at Boone,
Watauga County, N.C.
Thursday Mar. 26th, 189J.
Bloody Work in the City of New Or
leans.
On the 15th day of Oct.,
last, about midnight, Chief of
police Hennessee, of New Or
leans, was murdered b y a
band of Italians who belongto the notorious Mafia gang.
Hennessee was the most pop
ular Chief of police the city
had ever had, but he had in
curred the enmity of the Ma
fia by his efforts to bring
them to justice. The gang
whenever incensed at a citizen
plotted to murder him, and
generally succeeded, but it
was impossible to convict
any one of the crime as the
jurors feared the Mafia crowd
and was generally notified of
the consequences if the jury
votes for conviction, conse
quently the Mafia gang in
the city controled in this way
the action of the jury. After
the killing of Hennessee, sus
picion at once fastened upon
a number of these Italians
who belonged to this famous
Mafia society. They were ar
rested and the evidence against them, or the most of
them, seemed to be conclu
sive, but to the great sur
prise and disgust of the pub
lic the jury returned a ver
dict of miss-trial as to three
of them and a verdict of acquital as to six of them. This
verdict caused the greatest
indignation among the peo
ple, and on the morning of
the 14th inst., the papers pub
lished a call for a meeting of
the people, to be held at the
Clay statue, to take steps to
vindicate the city against the
mock trial of the day before.
An immense crowd of the peo
pie of the city assembled and
among them was a majority
of the most prominent citi
zens of the city. W. S. Parkerson, one of the most prom
inent lawyers in New Orleans,
led the meeting and made a
speech denouncing the jury
and the Mafia gang. Tremen
dous excitement prevailed,
and after other speeches, the
meeting voted Paikerson as
their leader, who, with a
crowd of 6,000 men, in solid
phalanx, marched to the pris
on where the murderers were
still confined; battled down
the doors and shot these mur
derers full of lead, killing nine.
After this was accomplished,
Mr. Parkerson ordered the
crowd to disperse at once,
which it did without further
demonstration.
Chief Hennesse was thethir
tieth victim of the Mafia for
the past sixteen years, and
not, in a single case has, pre
vious to this killing, had any
of these assassins been pun
ished for their crime. The
scene of the killing of these
nine men is reported to have
been of the most barberous
that can be imagined.
This Mafia gang is an oathbound murderous society,
which has terrorized New
Orleans so long, was organ
ized in Italy as a political
organization, which taught
the members the policy of
assassination to get rid of
their enemies. A great num
ber of these Italians are in
different cities of America
and still are fllocking to this
country in great numbers
and no doubt will cause fur
ther trouble. Much is being
said by the Italians against
the killing of these men. The
Government of Italy is inves
tigating the matter and is
demanding repreation. There
is now a great excitement
through out the country.
We must have legislation on
this matter and keep out
these cut throats from our
shores.
GENERAL PARAGRAPHS.
NEWS-PAPERS.
DON'T GIVE UP THE HEW TEAR!
Prince Jerome Napoleon of For the Democrat.
Rome is dead.
If there is anything with The use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. One bottle
-0"right off"
complaint
Chicago is sorely afflicted which our country is more ff- may n<5t cureuntil a cure isaeffected. As of
years; persist
a
V/ith the openening of the
general rule, improvement
bundantly blessed than an after beginning the use of follows shortly
with the grippe.
this medicine.
New Year w ewish to say tothe
With many
effect is immediately
A big strike is reported in other, it is with news-papers. noticeable; people, theconstitutions are less good people of Watauga and
Every city, town and hamlet susceptible but some
to medicinal influences than
su ITOU lid ing conn ties that we
New York, 800 in number.
others,
process may, there
must have their ever-watch fore, in and the curativeless prompt. Perse are now prepared to sell you
such cases, be
W. K. Vanderbilt pays his
in using this remedy is
ful editor and paper. They verance at last. Sooner or later,sure of its more goods for
reward
the most
cook $10,000 a year.
stubborn blood diseases yield to
are flying all over the United
Mr. Cleveland is loosing States like autumn leaves,
flesh. He has reduced forty carrying much pleasure profit
And better goods than it has
pounds.
and sactisfation as they go,
ever been your good fortune
California
appropriates for we all love to read them,
to get in Elk Prrk, or at any
THE NEW STATE.
" For several years, in the spring months,
$300,000 for the World's nc doubt about thai.
other country town in the
I used to be troubled witli a drowsy, tired
feeling, and a dull pain in the small of my
Bro. Scott, of the Topic, to Fair.
News-papers received their back, so bad, at times, as to prevent my mountains.
being able to walk,
show his partiality to us, of 8a m Jones is to go to Bruns name from the four cardinal causing me severethe least sudden motion
distress. Frequently,
rashes would
which we are proud, hasnomi wick Ga. and hold a meeting points of the compass, b e- boils andthe body. By break out 011 various
parts of
the advice of friends
and my family physician, I began
use of
nated us for Lieut. Gov. of the this month.
cause they brought tidings Ayer's Sarsaparilla and continued thetill the has been carefully selected
it
new State of Franklin. We Last year the United States from the north, east, west poison 111 my blood was thoroughly eradica from the Northern Markets,
Mo.
are persuaded however, that Government sold 13,000,000 and south, the first letters of ted."— L. W. English, Montgomery City,skin and we can thereby save you
"My system was all run down; my
rough and of yellowish hue. I tried various
he has made a mistake, and acres of land to settlers.
which, spells the word 'news.' remedies, and while some of them gave me the percent of the middle
temporary relief, none of
per
if he will reflect, which we Democratic Senators will They are powerful agents for manent good. At last them did any tako men, which you are bound to
I began to
pay if
mer
have no doubt he will do, he present Gen. Wade Hampton good. Did you ever think of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, continuing it exclusive chantsyou purchase of from
who buy goods
ly for a considerable time, and am pleased
will come to the just conclu with a fine silver service.
the number of people who to say that it completely
Southern Dealers.
sion that we are entitled to
Cured isle.
Gen. Joseph E. Johnson, /have nothing'to read, but a
lead instead of being second
my liver was very much out of
COME ANSI SEE!
who has been sick at Wash news-paper which some per I presume the blood impure in consequence.
order, and
on the ticket. Bro. Scott cer
sistant, indefatigable editor I feel that I cannot too highly recommend
ington D. C. is reported bet
one afflicted
Don't
tainly has observed our 'hea
has induced them to take? Ayer's Sarsaparilla to anyGlover, Vt. as I words of be satisfied with the
was."—Mrs. N. A. Smith,
ter.
praise from others,
"For years I suffered from scrofula and
viness', and great executive
blood diseases. The doctors' prescriptions
George Schwartz & Co., pri How welcome then, a bright and several so-called blood-purifiers being of but come and be CONVINCED
ability, which are required
and newsy paper to read, no avail, I was at last advised by a friend to that we have on hand the
to befit a man to be govern vate bankers, of Louisville while the weary limbs aie rest try Ayer's Sarsaparilla. I did so, and now best selected stock of BOOTS,
Ky, has
man,
restored
or of a State. If the Topic liabilities. failed, $200,000 ing from a day of toil! Noth feel like a new Frink,being fully Iowa. to (Men's & Boys) SHOES , in all
health."—C. N.
Decorah,
styles and best qualities.
will arrange for us to be the
The Vulcan iron works of ing gives a more potent sense Ayer's SarsapariOa
Gent's and Ladies furnish
head of the ticket, we will
of comfort, than to sen tone's
ing goods in thegreatest pro
PREPAKED BY
pledge to him the position of Richmond Va. have shut self by a cheerful flre-"BlandDR. J. C. AVER &
Lowell, Mass. fusion,
public printer, without any down. 120 men thrown out ly glowing, richly bright, 8pe Sold by D'-uggists. ft, sixCO.,Worth $5abottl«.
$5.
bonus however, for the first of employment.
TO THE LADIES, A WORD.
cia.1 star of social light"-with
two years, after that let the Senator Palmer, of Illinois, a good lamp and a parcel of
Notice.
is being pushed for the Presi
bonus come in.
freshly coined papers at your J. Evans Brown vs. Lazerous We wish you to examine
So far as the capitol city is dency by some of the Wes side. We nervously unfold Trivefct. By virtue ot an execu our complete line of dresstion
of the goods, consisting of
concerned, there will be time tern democrats.
and read them, with contras Clerkissued from the office ot Wa Cashmeres,
ot the Superior court
enough to settle that. It is Bishopville S. C. has no ted feelings and emotions. tauga county, in favor ot the Worsteds,
evident, however, . that Le Postoffice now. The Post- Here a few words underscor plaintiff in the above entitled
Henriettas,
noir is some thirty miles too office Department refuses to ed, with a heavy line of black action for the sum of $136,68,
French flannel,
the same being nurchase money
Jersy flannels,
far "yanders" way and can't re-establish it.
we read: "Let the bells toll, on tract of land herein described,
Nun's veiling,
claim, with any consistency, Justice Walter Clark of another soul Has crossed the with interest and cost, I will sell
Armadilla cloth,
the location of the capitol. If the supreme court ofN. C. will Stygian river." We needs to the highest bidder at the court
Lenoir has got "a rail-road deliver the literary address must breathe a sigh that one house door, in the town of Boone and, in fact, a. full line of all
on the 6th day of Apr., '91, it be- the most fasionable fabiics
toot," she ought not to claim before the El on college.
more heart has ceased to ng the first Monday in said for ladies wear.
the world; the capitol, gov There are a million and a- beat, and that there is one mnoth, and the first day of the
ernor and everything else. half men now working the less to travel the haunts of Superior court, a certain tract or
paroel of land containing 100 aLet our good friends of Le coal mines of the world. The men.
cres more or less, belonging to
noir be prudent and quiet U. S, has 300,000 of them.
There we read of a scene of Laz. Trivett, lying on the waters Our stock in thislineisfresh
and wait for matters to de The yellow pine of the gaiety and mirth, where beau of Elk and adjoining the lands of from the Taylor's shears and
A, R. Gaultney, James
velop. Lenoir may yet dis South is estimated at 230, t.y, love and moon-light, mu others, being ihe lands Story and the greatest pains have be >n
on which
cover that she is the extreme 000,000,000 feet. Of other sic, the merry face, elastic said Laz. and Wiley Trivett now taken in their selection as to
western boundary of the Old woods it has 570,000,000, step and sparkling eye made lives, Levied on by me on the style, make and flnnish. If
2nd day of March, i891 to satis you need a suit of clothes we
North State. Be quiet, dear 000 feet.
a scene never to be forgotten fy said execution with interest will make it save you money
friends, andjvve will try and in
and costs. This March the 2 '91. to buy of us.
Savannah Ga., has received by the participants.
D. F. BAIRD, SHFF.
clude you in the new State.
this season 1,000,000 bales Ah! herein another column
of cotton the largest receipts is a sermon; surely the gran
NOTICE.
CLIFTON DOTS.
for one season in the history dest yet! We read, and read State of North Carolina, atagain these grandest and auga couuty, Superior Court, Bacon, Flour,
The outlook for an abund of the city.
Lard, Sugar,
Spring term, 1891.
ance of peaches is very There are 407 miles of rail most sublime thoughts by
Coffee, Rice,
Price and Heald
Canned goods. - .
promising in this vicinity.— roads in North Carolina, now our greatest men, and think, Vs. T. A Hagaman, J. P. Hagablessings be upon the head of man and the Lookout bank ot
Salt, syrups,
The farmers are all busy pre under contract or construc
Peter Schoeffer, the one who Morristown, Tennessee.
Pepper, Spice,
paring for crops. They are a tion; surveyed or under sur
It appearing by affidavit to
Ginger, and
first invented printing, and the satisfaction of the court that
little late getting to work vey 342.
Soda.
this spring, owing to the in Greely, the weather proph upon the head of the one who a, cause of action exists in favor This line of our stock is full
sent the first news-paper on of the plaintiff and against the
clemency of the weather.
et, is to retire and another its message of love and mer defendants. And it further ap and complete, and sold al
The road is almost filled fraud by the name of Nipher
pearing that T. A. Hagaman, be most at starvation prices.
cy.
ing a natural person, is a non
S
with people enroute for Jef- will take his place. More bad
And here! What is this? resident of this State, or so ab
II
feison court this morning: weather we fear.
sents himself that the ordinary
BOOTS
—Our school at the Clifton It is now charged publicly A tale of suffering, where age process of law cannot be served
E
and want have made an ill- on him; and that the Lookout
school house closed last Wed that members of the Califor
S
matched pair, and show that bank of Morristown, is a foreign
nesday.
nia legislature were bribed man was mad to mourn. How corporation created under the Our stock of Boots and
Mr. G. W. Miller's singingschool is now in session at to vote for Charles N. PYlton we then sigh for the wealth laws of Tenn. It is therefore or Shoes, we claim, can not. be
Flat Rock Church.—Revs. for U. S. Senator who was of Oreasus or Diogones, but dered by the court that publica beaten in Western North Car
tion be'made for six consecutive olina, as we can fit any one
Gilespie and Matney held a elected on the 19th to fill the in vain.
weeks in the Watauga DEMOCRAT, from the hardy mountaineer
protracted meeting at Hill vacancy, caused by the death
Of politics, they are simply a weekly newspaper published in to the most, dainty foot that
Creek last week, there were of Senator Hearst.
the the town of Boone, requiring
chock-full! That is why the the Defts. to appear at the next treads only on the softest
several conversions during
The British Steamship Uto men love to read them to try term of the Superior court to be carpets. Buy of us and be
the meeting.
A communication in your pia from Italian ports, bound to find out to which party held in Boone, on the 6 th day of happy.
last issue from Banners Elk, to New York with 700 Ital they belong, if possible, in Apr. 1891, and answer or demur
to the plntffs complaint which
was very encouraging, es ian emigrants on board col the political field.
will there be filed in the clerk's of
pecially for the widows.
lided on on the 17th. with Yes, we all love the news fice, or judgment will be given aL. E.
them pro-con-fesso. Given
.the British iron-clad "Rod papers, and should do our gainstmy hand and seal of office. That we have only quoted
under
a few articles contained in our
COUNTY ALLIANCE.
ney" and was sunk off Rag best to help support them. This Feb. 16th 1891.
large stock, but invite yon
JOE B. TODD, C. S. C.
ged staff. Many women and Every family should have a
to send us your orders, or
1 am frequently asked if children were drowned.
good paper. Grand-pa and T. L. LOWE, plntffs atforney.
come and sec us, and get
the County Alliance will meet
Snrg little fortunes have been medc at
what you need. 1 f you don't
second Friday in April? I do Mr. Bordeaux, of V ilming- grand-ma push back their
'<.rk for us, by Anna Page, Austin,
. xss. ami Jim. Bonn, Toledo, Ohio,
not know. The president, I ton, N. C., was in New Or spectacles, and listen atten
ee rut. Others are doing ns well. Why
want to purchase anything,
<>t you? Some earn over #500.00 a
month. You con do the work and live
suppose, has been asked to leans, and witnessed the tively to every word. The lit
come and see. and always re
at home, wherever you are. Even be
ginners are easily earning from $6 to
change from second to fourth lynching of the Italian con- tle childrn love them, and be
member that it is no trouble
#10aday. All ages. We show you how
and start you. Can work in spare time
Friday in April, as the sec spiritors and murderers of gin to feel quite important
to show goods.
or all the time. Big money for work
ers. Failure unknown among th« rn.
ond will come in our court Chief of Police Hennessee, and
NEW and wonderful. Particulars free,
Hoping to merit a large
etc A"
! » o x 8 8 0 P o r t ? ,a m i , M a i n e
week, and many would be writes to the messenger in when they get so they can
share ot your trade in the fu
read a piece in the news-pa
prevented from attending. If
f (1000.00 a rear is being made by John R.
ture, and hoping each and
Troy,N.Y.,at work for us. Reader,
He adds "It
you may not make as much, but we can
it was changed to first or regard to it. sight to wit per. Every man who fails to
all a prosperous year, we are
•each you quickly how to earn from #5 to
# 10 a day at the start, and more as you go
third Fiidays, the meeting was an awful
most Resp.
subscribe for a good paper is
on. Both sexes, all ages. In any part of
ness."
lAmerica. you can commence at home, givwould not be well attended,
<ing all vour time,or spare momenta only to
doing an injustice to his fam
7he tireless toilers foi trade,
the work. All ia new. Great pay 81 RE for
evorv w orker. IVe start you, furnishing
as the first is just before When Macbeth ironically ask ily. Be certain then to sub
everything- EASILY, SPEEDILY learned.
PA KIT ('L LAIIS FUEE. Addreaa at once,
court and the third just af ed, "Canst thou minister to a scribe and don't forget your
bibbON A CO., PORTLAND, BAIK^
Coffey &Councill.
ter. So far as I have heard mind diseasd?" he little knew home paper.
A.
lean be earned at our NEW line of work,
that mankind would one day be
the fourth Friday isprefered.
Meet Camp, Mar. 21.
iptdly and honorably, by those of
Elk
Paik, Jan.,o, 1891.
either fex, young or old, and in their
I hope the president will set blessed with Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
own localities,wherever they lire. Any
one can do
Easy to learn.
tle the matter in next.week's In purifying the blood, this pow For Malaria, Liver Trou Wo farntah momenta, or all your timetheNowork. You can devote
8IS" All mail orders Prompt
everything. Wo start ypu.
risk.
your a pure
to the work. Thie is an
erful alterative gives tone and
wonderful
every worker.
paper. It is to be hoped we
ble, or Indigestion,use entirely new load,and brings #25 to #50succeM to and upwards, ly filled.
Beginners are earning from
per week
strength
a little experience. We can furnish you the em
will have a full and enthusias [ faculty ofto every function and BROWN'S IRON BITTERS and more afterteach you FKKK. No space to explain here. Full
ployment and
the system.
information FKhE. XltUE
CO.) AlGl'STA* J1AISE.
tic meeting. 1. W. THOMAS,
LESS MONEY
Ayer's
Sarsaparilla
OUR STOCK
CLOTHIHG-
GROCERIES.
Goodwin,
MONEY!
�HERE WE ARE!
UNTILLE ITEMS.
will manage now-a-days, to
—Revenue trials continue,
To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. and most of the accused are The Linville Improvement keep from walking between
the plough-handles, bub the Spring Announcement
being bound to the Federal
1 copy1 year
$1.00 Court. It is strange that Company has broken ground farmer has to feed them all.
1 " 6 months
50 men of good sense will en for an addition to Hotel Where do we find our purest
Oh
TH
1 " 3 months
35
Boyer. It is to be about, if and best of men?
gage in a business that sub
ADVERTISING RATES.
jects them to such trouble not exactly, 36x90 feet, and Among those who till the
1 inch lweek
$ .75
will enable the hotel to ac soil. No fears haunt their
1 " 1month
1.75 and expense.
commodate double the num midnight pillow of debt.
1 " 3 "
3.00 — Dr. Beall, of Lenoir, has
1 « G "
5.00 written a letter to the Wil ber of guests this than last They know nothing of mid We Are Head-qua Hers For
We propose to make it to
1 u 1 year
7.00
year.
mington Messenger. The Dr. Mr. A. 8. Presnell has just night ogi ies, or of the festal — This Part ol rllie Earth— your interest to trade with
1 column 1 week
9.00
1 " 1month
13.50 defends Grover Cleveland in buried his youngest child, an board. No horrid goblins,
us, and in so doing, we give
1 " 3 "
25.00 a way that is refreshing to us.
and ghostly spectres, keep
infant only a few days old. pace with them from imbib DON'T YoU be the last to find
1 " G "
37.50
you some articles that are
1 " 1 year
50.00 He certainly has a correct It died on the morning of the
ing too freely of the intoxica out waere the best goods are sold contained in our
view of the situation as an
the cheapest. We are uow open
18th.
Entered at the Postofficeat Alliance-man a n d a dem In drawing the east line of ting cup. Ah! no. Their ing and displaying the largest
dreams are of green hills and stock of seasonable goods of the
Boone, N. C., as second-class ocrat.
the new State of Oh-tel-leh, laughing brooks and daisy- highest merit ever brought to ENORMOUS STOCK
mail matter.
—Mrs. Cook, when moving in your last, I ran the line
this town, which will be sold low
from New River to Boone, north to Pennsylvania. In bespangled meadows. Of all er than ever. Our motto is good on which we propose to give
LOCAL NEWS.
had a hen setting, and not looking on a map I observe people, they are the most in goods, fair dealings and low pri you unequalled
wanting to lose the early it should have been Western dependent, and the most to ces.
BARGAINS
—Easter next Sunday.
0
brood, the hen and eggs were Virginia. And, I see, the be envied. Did you ever pass
—Court, Monday week.
placed in a basket, and the new State will have plenty of a nicely cultivated farm with
comfortable Dry Goods.
—Jefferson court this week. same moved to Boone. Her back-bone, for five or six se its old-fashioned
BOOTS & SHOES.
farm-house, without a little
hopes have since been reward ries of mountains will run
—What is the key to busi
Oansisting^ of Ginghams and
ed by a fine drove of chicks. through it from the south feeling of jealousy springing Prints in all the latest styles. Sui
ness? Advertising.
up in your breast. Just own tings, outer-cloth, Simpson's zeph
—Notice.—I will be at Aa
550 pairs Boots and
up that you did not. Out ers; shirtings and lawns in all
—J. W. Fartlrng, of Lin- ron, Mitchell county, N. C., west to the northeast.
"Has any farmer in this there is the barn [with its the spring colors, HENRIETTA
ville was in town Monday. on Friday, Apr., 10th, for county tried the new grasses?
Shoes.
spring
wide swinging doors, withits cloth in thego for stripes which
—Go to T. J. Coffey & Bro. the purpose of organizing a The Alfalfia is said to be the
is [all the
spring wear.
In this line we can fit and
for clover and timoty seed. lodge of Odd Fellows. All per best for poor, worn out lands. upper story^filled fwith the
suit all. The very best val
The Johnson grass is also sweet scented hay ^stored a- LARGE STOCK of black
—Gapt E. F. and W. R Lov- sons on petition for said praised by the farmers in sec way for winter use, and the
ues at panic prices. See our
ill are attending Jefferson lodge, will please be on hand tions where it has been sown. fat sleek horses excite the Sattines; Silkjor trimming in all line before buying.
colors. All
at said time and place.
Both of these grasses are rec envy of that dainty kid glov- Stitch and kinds of Laces in Hem
court this week.
Van dike Points. Let
ommended, and we would be
A. G. Grayson D. G. M.
—
o
•
us call ymr special attention to
—Could we not get up a lit
pleased to learn more about e 1 carricature of a man from
—The Firm of 8. F. Lenoir them." I take the above from the city, who calls himself a our 4-4 Frtlit of the Loottt Bleach
tle savings bank in town?
Domestic at 10 cts per yard. Lin
&Co. has desolved, and the the DEMOCRAT of last week. gentleman.
Dry Goods.
Think about it.
en Shambries both solid and stri
stock has been purchased by Tell your farmer friend to Our farmers too, should, ped. Our stock of ribbon is eFour thousand, five hun
—For a cheap suit of cloth the junior partner, G. W.
qual to a [regular milinary de
send to H. B. Battle, Direc the most intelligent of them, partment.. Jeans, cottonades, dred yards of DRY GOODS.
ing, call on Bryan. Boy's Councill. The business still
tor of North Carolina Agri should oftener fill the Legis Plaids, Domestics, "Bed-ticking,
suits from $1.25 up.
continues at the old stand, cultural Experiment Station, lative halls of our State. They and hundreds of things we can Here you will find the lat
est styles and best qualities
—We want to buy a good with that polite and atten
not mention.
Raleigh, for Bulletin No 73, u n d e r s t a n d t h e n e e d s o f
at un-heard-of prices.
yoke of oxen. Call on Dough tive gentleman, J. D. LOUIIwhich is illustrated, and our country, and we areglad
erty, of the Democrat.
0
cill, as salesman.
gives information about all to see that many of them
—Chickens and butter for the —Our young friend L. G. the grasses of value that are now being called-CincinShoes.
coining court, is the cry at Storie, now of Kennedale, grow in our State. Free.
natus like—from the plow to
In this branch we carry a
the Bryan house.
Texas, writes lis and encloses
fill the most important places This department is very FRESH STOCK , both staple
MARCH 23.
complete,
we
—We wish to buy 100 chick t he cash to renew his subscri p- I neglected to state, in my in office and State. Perhaps ore offeringand atthejpricesnot and fancy at prices lower
them the.\ will
ens, (hens) during the next tion for the next year. Why last letter, that the death of you would like to know why stay long, in fact, we didn't buy than the bottom notch.
ten days. T. J. Coffey & Bro. don't others do like wise, who the little child of Mr. A. S. the writer is not a farmer. them to keep, and our custom
out judging
—-—o
—By request of various mem live in Texas and all over the Presnell was the first, I be Weil! for the simple reason ers have found thatbuy them.
from the way they
bers it is decided to hold the west nearly ? Send it in friends lieve, which has occurred she is a
GAL.
Hats, Hats.
county alliance on the 4th Fri we need it. Our home people
Foscoe N. C.
within the corporate limits
0
day iii April, instead of the 2nd,
A nice lot at the very low
on account of court. J. E. Finlv. surely will think of us at of Linville.
est prices. We can fit any
Pres. Co., Alliance.
court.
Mr. Patterson Pen ley mov
Clothing.
body. Call and examine our
—R. L. Co unci 11 leaves us —The young ladies of Val- ed into and re-opened the
stock before buying else
No w we hit you. In this de
next Saturday for Lihville, le Crucis are making efforts Linville Inn on Saturday
where he is employed to boss to raise money with which to last. Its patrons will be wed Is easily injured—the slightest irritation of partment our stock is, without where.
the throat or larynx at once affecting its doubt, the choicest that has ev
the building of anew hotel. build a church in that lovely served.
tone, flexibility, or power. All efforts to er been offered to the people of
speak in
under such condi
o———
-Read Jones & Vance's valley. This is very lauda The Lenoir Topic editor sing orbecome notpublic,painful but danger the mountains. Prince Alberts,
tions,
only
double and single breasted in sol
ous, and should be strictly avoided until
new ad. It speaks for itself ble in these persevering la lias selected a site for the every symptom is removed. To effect a id black and fancy colors. FAR
Jeans! JEANS !! JEANS!! 1
and tells you what hustling dies and we are pleased to capitol building of the new speedy cure no other medicine is equal to
MERS, we can fit you in anything
We have the largest stock in
you want in CLOTHING: Some
merchants, who advertise, know that they are succeed State of Oh-tel-leh. It says:
town, which will be sold at
thing nice and durable.
ing handsomely. Let us urge "The State-house is'tobeerec
can do.
special low pi ices.
—Judge Hoke, Solicitor New every one to aid them some, ted on the Ballevv corner."
0
Tell W. W. S. to call on me The best of anodynes, this preparation rap
land and Attorney John F. if it is only 50 cents.
—.—o
—
idly soothes irritation, strengthens the deli
—Many of the bonny las for the contribution of one cate organs of speech, and restores the voice
Morphow spent last Saturday
Croceries.
to its tone and power. No singer or public
night in Boone on their way sies from the suburbs of on r thousand bricks for the same. speaker should be without It. Lydia Thomp
famous actress,
"Ayer's
In this department"you will
town, and a number of our It says further: "Of course son, thePectoral has beencertifies:great ser
to Jefferson court.
Cherry
of very
find nothing but first class goods.
vice to me. It improves and strengthens
—Rev. David Green's wife urbane gentlemen, gathered Judge Hoke is to be the first the voice, and is always effective for the We carry nothing but the best This department is com
•cure of colds and coughs."
sugar and coffee. In flour we car
is sick with lagrippe and Mr. at the munificent residenceof Chief Justice of Sevier." I
" Upon several occasions I have suffered
Mr. M. B. Blackburn, on last oppose the name. Sevier is from colds, causing hoarseness and entire ry from a medium to the very plete. We can fit the tall,
Greene himself is unwell.
loss of voice. In my profession of an auc
best grades, Corn and meat at the short, the lean, and the
tioneer any
of
Much sicknees prevails on Friday night, and spent a a corruption of the name. is a serious affection butthe voice or throat lowest prices. Salt hams Bacon fat.
matter,
at each attack, I
have been relieved by
of
Meet Camp we are sorry to few fleetinghours in festal en "Xavier." We want no cor Cherry Pectoral. Thisa few doseswithAyer's and Lard always kept in stock.
DOTS CLOTHING!
remedy,
ordi
joyments, which will long be ruption in the new State. Let nary care, has worked such a
learn.
O
A nice lot which will be sold
remembered as an occasion it be named Oh-tel-leh—"high
at a very low figure.
—The Tennesee loinnhawk of much delight to all who land or mountainous coun
Magical Effect
Hardware.
announces the death of our were present.
that I have suffered very little inconven
try." What more appropri
family, with
old friend Crocket Wagner, —W. L. Bryan has about ate name can be chosen? ience. I have also used it in mycolds, &c."—
excellent results, in coughs,
In this line our stock is large.
Wm. H. Quartly, Minlaton, Australia.
of Roan's Creek, Johnson Co. completed tbe(largest, as well The Topic also favors the
Nails, Iron, Plows, HamesTrace- GOODS. Shirts,
" In the spring of 1853, at Portsmouth, Va.,
prostrated
severe attack of ty
Drawers,
He had reached the ripe age as the best store house to be election of Edi tor Dougherty I was pneumonia. by a physicians exhausted chains, Mattocks, Shovels and
phoid
My
all kinds of shelf-hardware at
their remedies, and for one year I was not
Collars,
of 87 years.
found in any part of o u r for the first lieutenant gov able to even articulate a word. By the ad prices that moves them.
gCuffs,
vice of Dr. Shaw I tried Ayer's Cherry Pec
—Hagainan & Co., espec mountain section. He is now ernor, of Oh-tel-leh. I go toral, and to my surprise and great joy, in
Under ware,
month could
ially asks that their custo receiving and opening in his one better and hereby nomi less than one tone of I voice. converse easily,
In a natural
I continued to
Gloves,
We thank our many custom
nate him foi the first gov Improve and have become since a well man.
mers give them a call during- handsome building the most
I have often recommended the Pectoral, and ers for raisihg our sales to the
Hose,
court week, and buy their superb stock of goods that ernor, as a compensation for have never known it to fail." — George R. handsome sum of $25,000,000
Lawrence, Valparaiso, Ind.
Handkerchiefs,
last year, and for the present
groceries at a lower figure has ever been offered to the having written those labored
people of Boone and surroun articles in The Mountain
year we have our figures placed
Cravats,
&e.
than any where else.
dings. Bring your 'big' pock
at $35,000,000, and by low pri
Can suit all in this depart
ces, good goods and polite atten
—The last legislature chan et-book and give him a call. Messenger.
PREPARED BY
Mrs. Kelsey has been sick
tion, we expect to reach the mark. ment.
ged the law in regard to the . —F. S. Coffey returned last
o
election of solicitors. They week from his law-school, to for three weeks or more, but DR. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass. 7 hey all sing the same song:
In connection with my
********
are now elected by the whole take a rest and give his pre is now getting better slowly. •old by all Dragging. Price $1; six bottles, fft.
other business I run a
Mr. and Mrs. George R.
state, as are the judges. No ceptor. Col. Folk, time to at
the courts. But frail
We've found the store where buy
more negro solicitors, if you tend is prone to disapoint- Foulke and little George will
NOTICE.
ers get the very best attention,
man
leave here tomorrow morn To
of Thomas
please.
men t, as Ed. can testify, for ing for a two-months' visit Greer,the heirs at Lwhereby giv With great variety of goods too
dec., notice is
tedious
—Rev. I. W. Thomas asks just when hisenjoyments and in Philadelphia and vicinity. en to said heirs that at a public So low into mention.they, they
price are
much-coveted rest began, the
of lands, sold for
us to request all the people Col. summoned him to putin
J. S. W. saleyear ] 889, sold at taxes, for beat thelowest calcula tion.
the
the court Which makes us, as a family, sing
in and near Boone, that his appearance at once and
house in Boone, Watauga coun out like all creation.
which we think is equal to
think we ought to have a take another and longer tus
OUR FARMERS.
ty, N. c., the undersigned purchas And that is the reason we trade
any in the county, and we
prayer meeting in town, to sle with Blackstone. He leaves
ed a certain tract of land belon with
meet at the Baptist church for Cilly to-day.
guarantee our prices as lovt
ging to said heirs, situated in Wa
For the Democrat.
next Sunday night.
tauga county, on the head wa
as any in the County
Our farmers are the back ters of North Fork of New River,
—We were in error last week For the cure of colds, coughs,
Thanking my customers for
adjoining the
A. Thom
in stating the amount of and all derangements of the res bone and sinew of our coun as and others. lands ofredemption
Unless
ELK VARK, N. C. past favors, I remain
piratory organs, no other medi try and the happiest men on
school tax levied by the legis made according to law, on or
as Ayer's
Very Respectfully,
' Mature. A compromise of cine is so reliablerelieves theCher the green hill-sides of this before six months from this date, March, 23, 1891
ry Pectoral. It
asth
cts. on the$100 valuation matic and consumptive, even in bright world. Tis strange, I will proceed to take a sheriffs
45 cts. on the poll is the advanced stages of disease, and and laughable too, to see deed for said lands. This the 18
[W. L. Bryan.
-ial statement.
how many ways young men day of Feb., 1891. A. T HOMAS.
has saved innumerable lives.
SUBSCRIPTION RATE S
Spot Cash Store,
ON TOP!
Groceries! Groceries!!
The Voice
Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral
Clothing.
Gent's Furnishing
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
Hotel and Feed
STABLE,
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VOL 3
DOONE,
WATAUGA
COUNTY, N. C.,
THURSDAY,
APRIL,
2, 189L
NO. 3G*
A BAITED TRAIN
LETTER. good deal more time to his we want with its aid we can Is it just to treat him thus?
Vermont marble quarries not possibly succeed by ar No man dare accuse him of
The Republican leaders are
From our Regular Correspondent. since entering the cabinet rogantly repelling it and set dishonesty and selfish ambi
trying even now to a void the
AY. B. C0UNC1LL, Jit.
Mr. Harrison has so little than to tlie War department ting up an independent par tion. All thinking men con catastrophe threatening
ATTORNEY AT LA A.
c o n f i d e n c e i n S e c r e t a r v it is not probable that the ty of our own. Nor has join cede his great political sa them in 1892. They have no
Boone, N. C. Blaine's ability to cope sin needs of his private business ing the Alliance impared any gacity in seeing in advance Bayonet bill with which to
gle-handed with the wily Brit would cause him to think of confidence in the honesty, a- what is best for the people. intimidate and capture the
bilit.v and political sagacity After all may it not be that
ish diplomates in the negot resignation.
polls in the South, and no
AY. 3. COUNCILL, M. D.
le foresees what is danger
iations to determine the de Ohio politics "are being a of Mr. Cleveland.
tariff bill they can afford to
Boone, N. C.
good deal discussed just now, Sou therners especially should ous to the prosperity and fi
Resident Physician. Office tails and manner of submit and the republicans are ex show some sense of gratitude nancial safety of the country meet the country upon, and
on King- Street north of 1 ost ting the Behrings sea diffi tremely anxious to know to a man who has stood by a little more clearly than we no bloody shirt to wave a*
culties to arbitration that
gain in the face of the people
Office.
he will postpone and if neces just where Senator Sherman their interests. Think of it plain farmers. If I under and stir them to bitterness
sary give up entirely his pro stands. Some months ago and see what he did for the stand him, Mr. Cleveland is and sectional antagonism;
E. F. LOYILL
posed trip to the Pacific the statement was made in a South while President. He not opposed to silver as a Indeed they- are very badly
ATTORNEY AT T AW,
medium any
Coast in order to remain here newspaper friendly to him was the first President since circulating
Boone N. C. until the negotiations are and apparently with his the war who recognized the more than to gold, but he is "played," and so they are
looking around for newconcluded. In view of the knowledge and concent that Southern States as coequal opposed to issuing it in dodges, and are cunningly
DR. L. C. REEYES.
fact that Air. Harrison is he intended retiring from with the Northern. He was such vast amounts as to de mining under Democrat for
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
very anxious to make this public life at the close of his the first to treat us as breth preciate its value; and he tifications that they may
Office at Residence.
present Senatorial term. He ren in the Union, entitled to wants its value as compared
Boone, N. C. trip, not only to gratify a has never affirmed or denied equal rights and privileges. with gold to be fixed, so blow up and separate the
laudable curiosity to see a
united forces.
large and important section the statement, and the recent He showed this by selecting that when we farmers ship How-are they doing this?
L. D. LOWE,
of the county, but to secure action of ex-Go v. Foraker in the best and truest of our our cotton, tobacco and Simply by using the silver
a Harrison delegation from shying his castor into the Southern statesmen as his wheat direct to Europe (as bill as the leverage or as a
fl
the Coast States to the next Senatorial ring has brought cabinet advisers, by appoint we hope to do if his tariff torpedo. They see most cun
republican national conven a. number of Ohio republicans ing them as ministers to for reform is carried out) we will ningly that if they can only
-ANDtion, his willingness to give skurrying to Washington in eign countries, as consuls, as have a fixed standard by get the victorious democrats
NOTARY PUBLIC,
up the trip in order to watch order to find out Sherman's judges of the highest courts which to adjust balances, to make silver coinage the
and not be compelled to take
BANNER'S ELK, N. C. Blaine speaks volumes for position before taking sides and to other high offices.
chief plank next y-ear that
in what promises to be a very Then as to his economic a depreciated currency in ex they can then divine and com
his fear of "jingoisne."
The statement made here lively scrimirage if Sherman policy, Southern farmers and change.
qner. So that is their game.
1
last week that Air. Harrison concludes to again be a can Alliance men should remem Let us not say that|heisour
Will the democrats fall in
ber with gratitude his vigor enemy in opposing that Free
DENTIST, and U. S. Treasurer Huston didate.
to the baited trap? The gumELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA.
had made friends and that Gen. Jos. E. Johnson, the ous war on the iuiquitous Coinage bill until we see clear log is all fixed and the demo
Offers his professional services the resignation of the latter last of the great Confederate tariff, which in my humble o- ly what it means. I can see cratic rabbits are pleasantly
to the people of Alitchell, had been withdrawn was a commanders, died here Sat pinion is the source of more this much, that when the invited to enter and nibble
Watauga and adjoining connurday night as peacefully as evils than all other causes Government purchases silver
ties.W^rNo had wateifil used little off. Air. Huston has a child. He was in his eighty- combined. He was far in ad and coins it, that 20 cents and die.
gone to Fortress Monroe, os
We do hope that the democ
and all work guaranteed:
vance of his party on tariff on every dollar is saved to racy will have common-sense
May 11 y. tensibly for his health, but second year.
really in a "huff" because his The administration has not- reform, aud sacrifiped him people. I can also see that if enough to keep out of Radi
decided to retaliated] France self in the fierce fight for con every- owner of a silver mine cal traps. We do hope that
J. F. Morplieiv.
E. S. Blackburn resignation had not been ac
e er^on, N.G.
Marion, N. C.
J
cepted. One of his personal and Germany for prohibiting stitutional principles and e- or of silver bullion can have all people calling themselves
qual rights to all. And let us it coined free, that he makes democrats, as well as Inde
MORPHEW & BLACKBURN friends said to-day that if Mr. American pork, but Secre
20 pents on his silver dollar pendents who have latterly
Harrison did not willingly tary Rusk is doing his level all remember how he braved
ATTTORNEYS AT LAW.
best to have that policy the combined powers of the and the people lose that voted with the democracy*
accept Is is resignation very
Will practice in the courts
adopted and he has hopes of "grand army of the Repub much. Let us not be in haste
of Ashe. Watauga and Mitch soon it would become neces eventually succeeding, but lic," "The Loyal League,'the to condemn a friend who has will steer clear of all new is
sues that will split up the
ell counties, also in the Fed- sary for Air. Huston to com no other memberjif the cabi pension sharks and the swin always proved faithful.
party and thereby, very great
Mai courts of the Dist.. and pel him to do so willingly.
R. L. B EALL ly aid the republicans in cap
Supreme Court of the State. He declined to say how this net seems to favor retalia dlers, and the public opinion
of his section, and boldly ve
Lenoir N. C.
tion.
( ollection ol claims solicited. could be done.
turing the country again. A
toed the Dependent Pension
The election by the Cali
defeat in '92, would be an un
Aprl, 10.
The political pressure has
bill, which by act of the late We are not of those who mingled calamity of course.
been too great for him fornia legislature of Ex-Rep
Congress has fastened upon fear that the Bible is in any It was very artful in the
and Mr. Harrison has prom- resentative Felton to the
Notice.
United States Senate caused us an annual debt of at least serious danger from the as republicans in the last ses
For sale. 900 a cres of land, 'sed to appoint the nine
on Rich Mountain, Watauga United States Circuit Court a genuine sensation here, one hundred and thirty mill saults of unsanctified learn sion to introduce the free sil
County, on which is asbestos, judges during the Congres when the gentlemen is well ions of dollars—a debtgerat ing and hostile criticism. It- ver coinage bill. They knew
and fine laud for sheep ranch. sional reciss, instead of wait known. Although he is a er by forty millions than the has withstood many a fire and Eastern and Western demo
Sales private. L. D. Lowe &
several times millionaire it whole cost ol the greatest the incombustible walls of its crats were not well agreed as
J. T. Furgerson, Ex'trs. of ing until Congress met again, was thought that he was too standing army of Eurtpe
sanctuary are still unscathed
Mrs. A. P. Calloway, deed. as he really wished to do. The miserly to put up any large vast sum, of which the South snd unshaken. The higher to this, and that;in fact every
Banner Elk, Nov. it? 90.. number of applicants contin
where there was division agets nothing in return for the criticism, as it is called, has
niong democrats as to the
ues to grow at such a rate amount of money to secure
enormous burden of taxa been at work upon it for a
propriety or wisdom of such
that a facetious gentleman his election, but the princi
Money to loan.
half century-, and still God's
pal reason for surprise was tion placed on us.
Persons wishing to bor remarked to-day that the his financial views he is an Then look at the vast rum Book remains unshorn of its a measure. Mr. Cleveland's
row money, who can secure democratic party might ex out and out gold standard ber of private s w i n d 1 i n g proportions and still thelamp views were known, and the
republicans sagaciously con
ffit by mortgage on good real pect to become crowded with
Restate, can be accommodated disappointed republican law man, and everybody here schemes he took the pains to and guide to the Heavenly cluded to force the fight. Mrlook into and veto. Then a World. The two Testaments
by applying to
Cleveland, with characteris
yers when the appointments thought that California was
gain remember those maxims have survived all that has
for free silver coinage.
Spainhour, Boone N. C. are announced.
tic precipitancy and boldness*
*;A. J. Critcher, Horton N. C.
The figures are at last "public office i s a public been said, and are today- more wrote his letter and the dem
There is another war in
,w 24.
made up. The Fifty-First trust," "the Government is read and studied and loved ocratic log was at once more
the Interior Department,
Congress cost the people of of the people by the people than at any other time in or less rived.
which hasn't been free of
A
NOTICE!
and for the people" upon the World's history. It is
Shall this continue? Alust
skirmishing since the present the county just $2,000,000 which he acted in the face of
RI I am just receiving a new
still the Book of Wonders,
a day, and during its two
the democrats rush to their
administration came in. This
, ( toek of goods bought for
friend and foe throughout his living in more languages,
iash down and will sell for time it is the Seeretar.v and years of existence it man
doom? Is it wise to allow the
aged to spend about $1.6 for whole official career as Sher lead by more people, circu enemy to come in with plans
^trickly pay down, at prices the Indian Commissioner
_y,o live and let live. l r ou will that have crossed swords, each man, woman and child iff, as Governor and as Presi lated more widely and pub of divide and conquer? Shall
dent of the United States of lished in more editions than wisdom prevail or folly get
Alo well to call and examine
in the United States.
» my goods consisting of boots, and it is stated that Secre
America—manifesting a cour any other work or book that the reins? Alust some wild
Y shoes, dry goods, notions, tary Noble has become so A Plea For President Cleveland-A Sus age and devotion to what he has ever been printed or writ driver mount the box and
pension of Judgment Asked.
;&c.
Yours truly,
thoroughly disgusted with
believed the good of the peo ten. It is the blessed Book drive the democratic cours
T. A. CRITCHER,
official rottenness in the In Cor. Wilmington Messenger. ple unsurpassed in any age. the Holy Bible—the great ers right over the precipice
A'
Bauiboo. N. C. terior department that he
that the Radical pioneers
Mr. Editor:—Will you allow And finally, but by no means boon and blessing to man, have excavated and formed.
111 "
has made up his mind to get a friend of Ex-President Cleve reaching the end of the cata
the wanderer, telling him of -Messenger.
' .
SUTHERLAND SEMINARY.
out of the mess by resigning. land to say a word in his fa logue of his good deeds, let the others wise "unknow
NOTICE.
-oHe came very near to resign vor? I am a democrat. I am us remember that he left one
able," and making all who To the heirs at law of Thomas
ing when Tanner was kicked also a member of the Farm hundred millions of dollais
MISSEMMA WINN,
believe it and carry into Greer, dec., notice is hereby giv
Graduate Greensboro Female College out of the Pension Office, al ers' Alliance. Joining the Al in the Treasury and vacated
en to said heirs that at a public
their
so a short time ago when land liance has not destroyed my the Presidential chair calling cious lives its sweet and gra sale of lands, sold for taxes, for
PRINCIPAL.
teaching "wise un to sal the year 1889, sold at the court
Commissioner Groff handed faith in the principles of the upon our legislators to re vation." It is man's sole light
house in Boone, Watauga coun
in his resignation, owing to democratic party. I believe duce our taxes and relieve to point him to God and hea ty, N. c., the undersigned purchas
This Institution of learning is
ed a certain tract of land belon
situated in one of the mostpictur a serious difference of opinion its principles are b ised upon our people of their burdens. ven Messenger.
ging to said heirs, situated in Wa
esque and hospitable sections of with the Secretary.
ATTENTION !
And now because Mr. Cleve
tauga county, on the head wa
the State, and rare oppotunities It is also stated that Secre a true conception of our Con
stitution—they are as broad land did not approve of a Aly duties confine me closely to ters of North Fork of New River,
are here offered for a practical,
and cheap education. The school tary Proctor intends resign as the whole country; they certain bill before the late Carolina, and I would exchange, adjoining the lands of A. Thom
on favorable terms, $10,000 of as and others. Unless redemption
now has an enrollment of over ing in order to devote himself
100 pupils. Latin, French, and to his private business, but embrace every interest of the Congress, which provided for stock in a phosphate company is made according to law, on or
whole people. I believe it is the unlimited coinage of sil in Florida, my late residence, for before six months from this date,
all the English branches taught.
For full particulars address the this is denied at the War de the surest hope of the South ver we a re asked to forget all a suitablefarm in the mountains. I will proceed to take a sheriffs
ALEX. Q. HOLLADAY,
partment, and in as much as ern farmer and indeed of all he has done for us, and treat
deed for said lands. This the 18
Principal at
Raleigh, N. C. day of Feb., 1891. A. THOMAS.
him as an enemy, Is it fair ?
SUTHERLAND, N. C.
Mr. Proctor has given a cla sses. If we cannot get what
PROFESSIONAL.
OO'
WASHINGTON
�The Watauga Democrat
A COMPLETE NEWSPA
For heartless cruelty and des lief that they were dancing
PER!
olating results, the high-way themselves crazy about. They
The Prideofthe North Carol
D. B. Dougherty, Editor.
robber is not to be compared maintain that the Indians
na Press."
R C. Rivers, Publisher with the vender of alcoholic were the chosen people of the
Do you want to aid in building
beverages. The former sim Great Spirit, and that in time
up a paper that shall reflect the
INTEMPERANCE.
greatest credit on North Caroli
ply says 'your money or your they were to triumph over
na, 110 matter where it may be
life!" while the latter in more the rest of the world through
By A. M. Mast.
seen ? Then patronize
exacting terms says to his the Mesiah.
Por the Democrat:
The \\ ilmington Messenger,
I saw in your last issue an unresisting victim, "y o u r In marriage the*Lidianshad
In order to encourage our friends to help us in our efcustoms which savored with
article written by J. T. Mc- money and your life!"
forts to raise our subscription list several hundred within (givingyou all the news of the
Brideon probibitior, or in Third: It is a prolific crime- Palestine. They gave pres
the next few months, we have decided to make some PRE- j world—a Democratic newspaper
temperance. By way of en breeder. Judges, lawyers and ents for their wives. In their M1VM OJI'EltS to clubbers which we are sure will encou r ^
equals the best- has the
,
,
. largest circulation, and has for
dorsing bis views, I will give prison-wardens unite in testi bathing and in their family
mine on tbe subject of intem fying that the dram-shop is relations they followed with age some active persons to go to work and make a nice twenty-one years been 1 part
the fruitful cause of at least remarkable precision many thing for themselves, and at the same time help to build and factor-in thegrowth and dev
perance.
Then'suhsclbe fo?^'
First: Intemperance is tbe three-fourths of the pauper of the requirements of the up their home paper.
Mosaic law. They observed
THE WILMINGTON MESSENGER
crowning curse of our nation. ism, licentiousness, rascality
Campaign Partes:
Its horrors have never been and crime that spread their certain laws of purification
The "Daily Messenger," by
fully portrayed. No pencil is dark wings over our land. which the Old Testament tea
mail, 4 months on trial, for
black enough to paint the Chief Justice Coleridge said: ches. Fifty years ago travel
$2.00
picture and do it full justice. "If we can make England so ers had no difficulty in dis
The weekly "Transcript Mer
No tongue is eloquent enough ber we might shut up nine- co vering the practice of these
senger," (the largest am
to tell the sad story in all its tenths of our jails." This is rites and ceremonies by the To the person securing us fifty CASH subscribers by the best paper in the State) 9
dreadfnl details. The use of doubtless true of America. Indians. But as the line of first day of Aprile, 1890, we will give as a premium 011 months 011 trial for $1.00
Cash in advance. Both
alcohol is a wide and wither Think of the half-a-million white settlement advanced delivery of the names a Genuine
papers are large Eight-Page
the Indians gave up their old
ing scourge. It is a physical men who are engaged in ma
SINGER SEWING MACHINE
sheets. Send Postal Card
curse: blearing the eyes, blis king and selling liquor, who customs. Their forms were This Machine is strictly first class in every partiular, and with the address of five per
tering the tongue, deranging seem determined to rule the laughed at by white men and retails regularly^at $40.00. It is a ^perfect jem and is well sons and receive sample cop
the stomach, paralizing the o t h e r s i x t y m i l l i o n s w i t h many of them were abandon worth ever cent of the money.
ies of THE MESSENGER.
Oct. 1st, 1888. tf.
nerves,| hardening the liver, worse than a rod of iron. ed. The ghost dance, which
0
the Sioux have been scaring
poisoning the blood, coag They are a leech and vampire
ulating the brain, inducing sucking theheart's-blood out the frontiers with" is the old
TAKE THE
FOR A CLUB OF FIFTEEN
and aggravating many dis of our nation. Liquor is un sun dance under a new name,
To the person sending us a club of fifteen we will give on
eases and digging myriads of productive; it is wasteful; it It used to be practiced very
delivery of the same, the most valuable book known to
GOING
premature graves. It is a fi is destructive. And again, frequentiy as an attonernent
tbe English-speaking people. Who can do business of anancial cuise: draining the think of nine hundred mill ceremony.
West and Northwest.
pocket, inviting poverty, di ions of dollars as our direct There was once an Indian ny kind, without,that great volume,
minishing comforts, multi annual drink bill, and an e- feast which was very like the
WEBSTER'S UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY ?
Emigrants going to any of the
plying miseries, filling alms- qual sum to cover the sad annual feast of the Passover.
Western States or Territories
houses and creating hard c o n s e q u e n c e s ! M o r e t h a n Some of the tribes keep a This is no shoddy edition, but is the complete work in will save time and money going
Chicago and Alton
times. The attendant miser half of this vast amount is feast with branches of willow heavy leather, and has, up to a few months since, always via. the quickest route to roi e
sold for $12. Think of this wonderful book for only fif t is
preliminary fasting
ies of drunkenness swarm like expended by laboring men and
KANSAS CITY, DENVER
which bore a striking resem teen subscribers to.youGbome paper.
a locust plague. In the sli at the sacrifice of personal
PUEBLO,
0
my trail of this alcoholic ser comforts and family necessi blance to the Feast of Tab
And all points in Idaho, Wa4
pent you find everything that ties. This alone is enough to ernacles. The practice of of
ington, Oregon, Utah
CLUBS OF TEN.
and California.
is dark, dreadful and ruin create hard times. Why dont fering to the Great Spirit
For ten new subscribers we will give an extra Steel- Finest and Best Equippe,
the first green corn, and the
ous. You find men without the poor men of our countryRoad in the West.
manhood, women without wo strike off their own chains by- first fruits of all kind was al Engraving 30 x 40 inches, which is cheap at $5.00, and is
Only line running Solid Vesti
menhood, age without solace striking every saloon into most universal among the truly a magnificent picture. Make clubs at once.
bud trains between St. Louis
Indians before they became JVSPlhe National Democrat and Watauga Democrat for and Kansas City.
and infancy without hope. hopeless flinders.
You find want and woe, rags Fourth: It is a deadly foe contaminated with white One dollai and seventy-five cents per year'~W&
Reclining Chair cars and Tour
ist Sleepers free of extra charge.
and wretchedness, sqalor and to the church. Nothing like men.—St. Louis Globe Demo
I will meet parties at any rail
filth, disease and death. You the saloon power to-day pa re crat.
road station with through tickets
find broken vows broken for alizes the pulpit, blockades
and baggage checks.
THE REASON OF IT.
For full information, maps and
tunes, broken hopes and bro the pew, hardens the human
descriptive pamphlets of the
Aken hearts. You find bad man heart, alienates men from the A writer in the North
West write to or call on
tiers and bad morals; bad sanctuary, forestalls revivals merican Review having exB. A. NEVVLAND,
words and bad actions; bad of religion arid rises like a posed his ignorance and un
Tra veling Passenger Agt..
19 Patton Ave., Asheville, N. C.
reputations and bad charac mountain in the "path of pardonable lack of knowl
GRAND OPENING! NEW GOODS.
J. CHARLTON, G. P. A
edge upon a vital subject by
ters; bad plans and bad per christian civilization It is a
Chicago, 111.
•0formances; bad performanc terrible fact and sad enough asking the absurd question,
es; bad parents and bad chil to make angels weep, that the "What Makes Woman Mar
dren; a bad begining and a two hundred thousand grog ry?,, the Indianapolis News
bad ending. Surely intemper shops of this nation are do answers that:
—AND—
Women
ance is the crowning curse of ing more to damn the people "What Makes
KNOCKED OUT!
than all the churches are do Marry?" Why do the flowers
Amerian society.
Second: Intemperance is a ing to save them. The first bloom? Why does water run
It is gratifying to us to announce to our numerous J. P. HENS0N, DARK RIDGE,
N. C.,
down bill? Why does the sun customers that we have now, and still arriving the largest
destroying murderer. W cases of intemperance are
need the store, the mill, the those of Lot and Noah, but rise and set? And why does stock of goods ever brougfc to Watauga. We have recent is just receiving a large stock
bought in Philadelphia and Knoxville $6000.00 worth
G ENERAL M ERCH A N DISE
school and the church. These this evil might have been be t h e w o r l d t u r n a r o u n d ? ly NEW GOODS.
of
Our stock consists of all varieties of
are all up-lifting forces, and fore the flood. There are sev There would be just as much goods kept in a first class store. We have a nice line of which will be sold for Cash or
country produce at prices
we bid them a hearty wel enty-one texts in the Holy sense in asking these ques ready made CLOTHING that we are offering Low down.
never before heard of. Give
come, but where under the Scriptures containing warn tions as why women marry.
SHOES! OVER-SHOES!
ROOTS!
him a call,
shining sun is there any need ings and reproofs against They marry because it was
Ladies dress goods in all qualities, colors and prices apr 2D ly.
of a distilery or a dram-shop? wine-drmking. I could quote so ordained from the begin- Gents furnishing goods! Collars, cuffs, Neekware, shirts
What want does that supply, some, but I fear your read 11 i ng of crea tion; beca use m ar- socks and anything you want in the latest styles. HAT8!
what sorrow does that allevi ers have already become tir riage is a part of the divine to suit men, women and children. Hardware, crockery,
ate or what home does that ed so I will close by saying in plan; because, a.ia rule,wom farming utinsels, &c in great quantities. Our goods were
make happy? Does it add temperance obstructsciviliza en are safest and happiest in bought at a bargain and we propose to give our customers
Come
thrift to your farms, skill to tion, education, religion and a married state; because it is the benefit of them. Extra and see our fine stock and you Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Par
will be sure to buv.
inducements will be offered for
business
right and proper that they the next 60 days for CASH . We take all kinds of produce ent Our Officeconducted for Moderate Fees.
your mechinism, brilliancy to every useful reform.
is Opposite U. S. Patent Office,
and we can soenre patent in less time than those
should marry, and because a and Jive stock a specialty. Thanking ourfriends for past remote from Washington.
your intellect or nobility to Shull's Mills, Mar. 23.
Send model, drawing or photo.,
natural, normal, well-bal- ptaronage, we hope to merit it in the future by hones' tion. We advise, if patentable orwith descrip
not, free of
your character? I answer no.
charge. Our fee not due till patent is secured.
INDIANS AND JEWS,
A Pamphlet, "IIow to Obtain Patents," with
anCed girl turns to wedlock dealings and good oargains, we are
Intemperance multiplies its
names of actual clients in your State, county, or
town, sent free. Address,
as the flowers turn to the
blandishments and lures its
Very Respectfully
Early travelers among the light. As Arte mils Ward said
c.A.s^sow&oe.
unwary victims to death and
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D. C.
E. H.DOUGHERTY & BROdamnation. No wonder Lord Indians claim to have found in reply to the querry "Why
rites and ceremonies striking do roses fade?" "Because its'
• R NEWI
Chesterfield said in words as
<£Sf»
GoldSolid !
Watch!
ly similar to those of tbe Jews. their biz."—Courier.
Worth SI OO.OO.
eloquent as they were burn
.watch in the world. Perfect
timekeeper. Warranted heavy,
ing: "Let us put away this George Catlin, the artist who
• SOLID GOLD hunting case*.
Cleveland the Leader.
. a
f T>»k ladies' and gent _ sizes,
Both
spent a considerable portion
L
'with worka and case a of
curse from men who have rec
BLOOMINGTON 111, March 18
fequal value. ON It PERSON in
*each locality can secure one
*Yree, together with our large
onciled their countrymen to of bis life among the tribes, There was a large demonst.ra
DEALERS IS
1 valuable line of Household
said he believed they had Jew
H tples. These samples, as well
sickness and ruin, and spread
"sb the watch, are free.
All the work yon
tion here last night to ratify
j need do Is to show what we send you to those who call—your
ish blood in their veins, al
friends and neighbors and those about yon—that always results
over the pit-falls of debauch
the election of Gen. Palmer
In valuable trade for ua, which holda foryears when once started,
and thus wa are repaid.
pay all express, freight, etc. At
you know all. if you would like to go to work for us. rou c...
ery, such habits as men can though he could not go so far to the United States Senate.
earn from !*30' to #00 per week and upwards. Addroes,
as to identify them with the
Siiuaou A Co.. Rox
Portland, Maine.
not resist."
Hon. A. E. Stevenson, first If you think of buying
Intemperance is full of shame lost tribes of Israel. The In assistant postmaster general
SEWING MACHINE,
hollow pretenses and false dians worshiped a Great Spir under Cleveland and Con and want to sa ve CASH, write me
claims. It takes a blessing, it or Jehovah. Idolaters were gressman-elect Owen Scott for prices. I carry a full line of
and gives a curse; it takes you never found on the North A- declared that the Illinois needles and parts,such as ,
Bobbins,
but flails and return a fair merican continent. The tribes democrats in 1892 would Shuttles, all of which Drivers,
07/s etc.,
can be
equivolent; it is a monster of had their council or medicine not make silver the issue, sent by mail.
cruelty; it is consciousless, houses, which they held most but it would stand solid for I have a good line of fishing
unprincipled and cruel as the sacred. They had their high Cleveland for president with Cackles, Trout Flies, Hook:
Lint8 etc,
Seins
grave. It is a trafic in tears priests and their prophets. but one great issue and that will send them out by a specialty,
mail.
mmtmM
They followed the Hebrew the tariff.
and groans and blood, in vice
™_-.
S, P. ANGEL,
CHlJzEii-u. 28 UNIONSQUAKE.NY. =-Wfn.^
and crime and misery. The custom in not allowing the The meeting was signifi
57.LOUIS.M0. SaitSaX-nsO? 0AU,!kr
KNOXVILLE,
drunkard is rarely moved by women to worship with the cant in that it was a Cleve
TEN.N
L. Bryan,
widows' tears, though they men. Fifty years*ago the land as well as a Palmer
a.
B o o n e,
demonstration.
swell into rivers of agony. Sioux exploited the same be-
CLUBBING BATES.
FOR A CLUB OF FIFTY.
Chicago and Alton il. R,
E.IL DOUGHERTY &BR0.
N. G.
FREE.
|j S
f . AMEL, |x
SEWING MACHINES
mm
T
We
�TEAS! SEES WE
The Watauga Democrat,
It is now time for ns t<
Our new Fongressic tlDis-1dead limbs outfit to be out;
stop talking a boutthe repeal trict, Alexander, Forsythe, out and litubs that rub a-;
J), B. Doug-iteity, Editor,
of the Internal revenue laws. ' Surry,
Alleghany. Ashe, gainst each other also, lit
-0-oC. Rivers, 1«%ilaherj
^ eei'tninly seems no such [Burke, Caldwell, Cleveland, | fact they should be trimmed I
.thing will happen during tin's Gaston, Mitchell, Watauga* out until the sunshine could
V. ith the oponenmg u) ue
A Democrats family newsthe trees New Year we wish to say tot he
paper devoted to til, in ten sis of »«eralion, and we never-ex- and Vi!k1>s, 12 eonutie- Of send its ,-a,v* into he t r e e s a
nI „1
1 ,,, ih,. r counties that we
County, State and Nation. Pub- pect-to live to see this law re- course it is democratic- in easily, so many sickly unci £
surround inj
lished every Thursday at Boone, i pealed. Instead of therepub spite of \\ likes and Mitchell surplus limbs, tha t is all that arc now pr<
V/enovy prepared to sell you
Watauga County, N. F.
| lican Com
'ongress repealing'this [bounties' big republican ma- donotlook healthy, or, can t£ more goods for
v
We propose to make it cQ
I law, as it pi omised to do,, it jorities, but ain't it a daisy bear much fruit, are on T'v
Thursday April, 2,
your interest to trade vviiy
; has made it 'altogether im-,in shape? "It is big at the sapping the substance from
fT" "d. " " V" " (possible for it to be repealed.' little and bottom at the top." the tree to maintain their;
o - . n d > t h a n i t h a s I " S , and in so doing- we JM
the importance of good Tlie peivsipaMist has be<wCf?u—
|impoverished
life,
which
t u'neL
*8
! ^t nre
public roads in arena •'.> <*an larged to $IG8,00T),000 pet
Fader the amended pension should go towards forming j *77;yjj ; p ri \- or at any F
! to ~
1 °<
J
not be estimated. We know year. •Si
iriliiaiii
Never did it. .olicur be- . law of North Carolina, all |fruit and strengthening the j
country (•.own in the contained in our
ol sect ions ^of onrc; mm \ no v. y bre that twenty-six years af-' widows of Confederate sol- healthy boughs, trim out mountains,
in a prosperous condition,:^ a jvar glos^d-the pension Jdiet-s are. entitled to a pen- your fruit trees, it will pay |
When a jew years ago the\ list was still increased. Thelhion.
you, vour fruit will be larger. w ^ ^ v
M
were the abode of bears, wild! w l l o l e federal army now liv-;
- — — i and better.
.
, .t
on w.iicfi we propose U,
cats, t'oxesy and the hoot-ov, • jjjo^ and if dead their widows On the27th Ilarrisburg Va. Farmers ought to be par- 1
,; (1 "S ! 1 ; o n f-ieqa'ai,,
, ,
ii
i , . i
i
,
,
,
i^rom the Norlhern Mai \ets,
sang his lonesome dirge at are on the list, or at least it had a snou lb inches deep. heulnr to plant a large crop
^
. j ,
y .save you
mid-day. After a grem ueai would appear so from the a- At Winchester, Ya., the sever-!|of pumpkins and sow all the Jj ie percent (>t the middle
of labor roads were made vnoiuit of money annually ex- est storm of the winter pre-: turnips they can in their | men. which you tiro bound to!
Ahiough these dense forests, | peeled on. pensioners. Mauyl vailed.
1 new-grounds. They can use pay if yon purchase of merand to-day ins Wad of bemg
tho.se men who yvre drawsome of them in the family chanu a no ou\ goods fi.om j BOOTS & SHOES
the habitations ol wild ait '* jng large pensions every veai
The Attorney Genera] of : and nearly winter stock with ; Southern Dealers.
nials, happy, prosperous, ?i\ , u . (> mf , n of wealth, while there La., Walter Rogers, says. he them. Let us make a brave!
k *&Tifc £<
ilized man eujo t > s t "C loess- are many poor cripples., wlio , will do the best ho can to attempt to raise a good crop!
ings of his cottage home, I in bought y >0 have pensions. No punish the leaders of tin this year.
Don'i; be satisfied with the
(hii- neichborliood and ; .IvoHsufrntisp from others, i
adforests have been felled, milla o r e ,. ,. ( would object to killing the Italians in Xewj, :' ,a -:' V! ' M yV l l l rT
, .
oiruirff liojoiiooniocHhS
-j
i oxv ixum
In unt> lino
churches and school-houses pensi o n i n g t h e p o o r a n d Orleans. But won't ie have b . t i < - \ u , Liihsi,but come and 1be ( Vvvvv r p«
. }l
in tjiis imc wo rnii fit- ami
an m <nv.i
.
ea k | the maimed. It is estimated
-1
' 7 v-'
• :L'V ili|
'that we have on hand the suit all. The very best valhave been built, nicy h
a big job?
S..I1W «t luino.-.
-'•'»
g
b ,, it ,„ i( , u ,j s ! o , k (if BOO TK . . u; , s
(
Ili( . ri
s
s
; near near were, a lew months! /L
\y
, cLr „ •
j,, R t . . oe^ouj
faims uot the j icii mas and j that there are now $16 on
s m
„t
smiling valleys, whim ponce; j every man, woman and child A large democratic, meet ago, "kept hot," an the « v - l ' T ' T T B '. V" line before buying.
T i 1 ^go«ywit!nidHH-earrie^;i t, T e d- anrt ,F S o !, "n
p ent\ and piogjpei Ly leigns ,j n
pi n p fM j States, which ing at Blooeiington 111. • ! i>iit How there m no m<4'- Gent 8 and Laches mrpish-j
supreme. The result is that! wi}i h a v e t o b e p a i d s o m e r
ra ify the election oi Gen. ^ or k going on. Though, rhg goods in the-greatest i>ro
-lands have increased from nf-i w a y j^y the people. And it is Palmer to the United States many of these men (so iu.ru>-i fusion,
ty cents per acre, to from five; f lir }i ie >. stated that there is Senate, declared for Cleveland . cent, of anything wrong) *
Dry Goods.
yf Q i nv)pn
to ten dollars per acre. We j but ab<wt iia]f of thiiS amount f(jr next nominee for i he have been bound to the Fed-j 1 0 1 H L
A b OR!)
Four thousand, five hun
eral court, we cannot eonhave m our mind a section of bl circnlation, then tliegjues- Presidency. dred yards of D ry G ooiw.
scientiously say that we
We wish you to examine
our lovely country rear us, tion arises, how is it to bo
: ni
y 7.
would have it otherwise, if our complete line or dress- Here you will find the lat
t>1
7 a good road
that need a only
The pijople ;ol StatesMlo: W( , e v 0 n
\Yliy is it that proud
goods, consisting of
est styles and best qualities
made to bring it into notice America is in this financial!talking oi electing' .'-iaj.-l But. while we nve deprived Cashmeres,
at up-heard-of prices.
and importance. We allude condition? Extravagance of' ^
Worsteds,
ivobbins tor JViayoi, of the benefit of the morals
Henriettas,
tba rprm-hiir-nn nnrtv did if
w<- wouh' vote for the Maj. • iiqiiov is so tond of introduto the Howaid Cieek section |^ be repubiican partv Btrl it
French flannel,
if we were a citizen of his r!!i 'L we a 1 o blessed with the
only two or three miles from
?
lfi0
absence ol drunken men.
Jersy flannels.
Boone. Here we have a large The Indian question will town as lieartitly as we al
WiLLET 8. Miller.
Nun's veiling;
In this brauih we carp a
section of almost virgin for not down. It is stated that ways did for pongress.
Armadilla cloth, F resh S tock, both stunk
ests of the finest tim ber, while the^Sioux-are again suffering
and, inifact. a full line of all and i'auey at pri< as lower
the soil is rich and very pro f roin sh o rt rati o n s, a ri d lea rs IT your cough keeps you awake *r.X-X
the most bisioiiablc fabiics
than the bot tom notch.
ductive. A few of those men of another outbreak are and restless'at r.ight take Ayer's Tlie nio3t getter:.Cy .1 ..-r *.
for ladies wear.
Pills. As r. n-.Ai
in that section have been spreading. Why the Indian Cher>,v IVctorai and obtain im ol the Bi.MiiRO",-Jy Forr..1. b.nx.'j-.. .
Jj««•
mediate relLf. This remedy al
Pills
w«: ii.
struggling to get them a pub- : b u r e a u 0 f this government lays iuflarnation, Ivals the j mi causeshav- no not onlyihv'ir kc --i: • o-.-.U.
iliern
to
mm-- . a in
lie road, which has ocen ^ur*-. cann( >t be run on common ni on ary organs, induces sleep, peasant 10 tsvlion
att cilniotis.
and restores health. The soon eliiai Integrity in of 'tim--. The i>.;i • fr.mH.v;
veyed and partly made, bui; seri8ej business principles is
reaJonabib length
bosA nice lot at the very low?
Onr stock in this 1 me js fresh
er you begin the better.
medicine, Ayer's Pills •.in. also, .•nsmjr.sso.t
from the Taylor's shears and jest prices. We can fit any
now theie a r e o b s ba c 1 os; o n 8 G f the conundrums of the
VYe
for the i'.f.e of travot-j.-bti. r a«J.>rs,
campers, ansl pioneers, in ' :i; • of ti»ethe griiatest'pains have be m | body. Call and examine our
thrown in their way that | U m e why make promises to
niost critical cases, v.-Ucn all other lnmsdica
t'lL'pn in fp™ «>|.H:tiou as tii : ()ok .before .
.
.
Meat CAMP N. C.
have failed,
taken in iw-ii ,<mi«»/'•+• i/vri
to
buviie,' elseshould not exist, xhese brave!yj-jp delegations of Indians
style, make and tlumsh. n
March 2H1891.
sons of '.oil w ho a re ma wing j that-from time to time go to
S
vou"need a suit of clothes we where.
Such untiring el for is tn getj Washington, unless •it is in- For the Democrat:
nritimur pffnrts to o-p)
> •'
i
•
prove effective.
; will make it save vou moron
such
" In the summer of i%4 I was sent to the
their load completed shoulu
to keep them? The This morning as the sun Annapolis hospital, suffering With chronic to buy of us.
"5
-odiarrhea. While there, I became so re
have such assistance as tiie- fjixl ia u h should be properly light fails to shine in through I duced in strength that I could not speak and
was compelled
wanted
Jen as / j eAxs!! J E t N H!! I
authorities could gL'e, ano . taken care of or they should my window, though- that is to say. I was to write ever} thing I25 or fit)
then having some
stools per
The doctors ordered medi
have the road made. The in- ; be left ent irely alone. Enough not much strange when we cine that day.was satisfied would bea of no
We Itave the largest stock, in.
I
benefit
not take it,
town, which will bo sold ai
crease of taxable property | moriey is appropriated every consider that the window is suaded to me. 1 did get nis somebut per Bacon, Flour,
my nurse to
of Dr.
Lard, Sugar,
ought to be sufficient reason y
| ; 0 provide well for those on tilowest side of the house, 1 Ayer's Piiis. About I wo o'clock in the after
special low pikes.
noon I took six of these pills, and by mid
Coffee, Rice.
for making the road if noth Indians not in a position to and the clouds have obscured ! night began to feci bettor, in the morning
Fanned goods.
the doctors came again, and after deciding
ing else.
care for themsel ves, but so the sky; owing to the com t h a t m y s y m p t o m s w e r m o r e t n v o i a b l e , c v e
Salt, syrups,
nie a different medicine, wl; . h l did not»;
many fancy salaries are paid ing of the Vernal equinox,! but took four more of the pills instead. The
Pepper, Spice,
came
!t now appears j'iiat Ben-: [ r o m that fund and"so much perhaps; I can't help think- next day I the doctors nicely, to see me. and
Ginger, and
thought
was doing
(and so did I).
Soda.
n y u i u s m w-nl i>e > be
; G f it is stolen by dishonest o f f i - 1 ( p i ospe> . - I then took one pill a ('.ny •••ra week. At die
end of that time, 1 considered myself cured
Till hi I can TmrviiriPA for »Ok.plpf. C11 ,,ls a n d ooiitracrtors tlmi!,vF a 1la P.Py su miner.
,
.
anminpr
This line of our stock is full
of A Itmnr 81
publican nominee tnr» r<w>lecand that Ayer's I'ilis bad saved n.y life, i
This department is ceml
was then weak, but had no re:urn of
Fhough "
rough and un disease, and gained in ••'ren.gth as fustthe . and complete, and sold al
tion-for 92. Secretary Blaine : t h e r e d m a n i g , inyt i,i„ K
ns
plefe. Vv'e can fit the talk
ia ost at searvation pvices.
could be
sajsiieisa.be man to nom- bat well taken care of. Until pleasant weather has pre 66th Uegt.expected/'—1- . C. Luc y l.ate Lieut.
Mass. Vol. Infantry.
the short, the lean, and the
"Ayer's l'iiis Hie
"gp- 'in tbo ol,ii< r nuvl poo- ifbere is a radical change in dominated for a. long time
fat.
H
pe ,.' . °\e, the I '.onni i'j arc our treatment pf the Indians and work has been thus un
Y h a B e A*
BOOTS
BOY'S CLOTHING f i
I have
a King np Cleveland n 'oecasiotial outbreaks ac- avoidably delayed we have act lilce ever usedinfor Iwvnhmbe*. and th»y
E
'i charm
l'fv vh
any disngi'ee".
A "nice lot which will be bo M
withstanding his anti-free I eomp^nied by bloodshed hopes of a period of sunshine able sensation luthe s'em -cli after eating."
S
— IvIrA. AT. J. For;- ;. >i>, l'idlciis, V;,.
at a, very low-figure.
n <*;
coinage position. W iliic
as and pleasant days ere long.
m a v he expected.'.and
"I was a sufferer fo\ye;:r> irom dys
Our stock of Boots and
pepsia and liver • troubles and found no
Harrison and Cleveland ^ | long as the publican party f V'. hile the bad days keep us permanent reiief until I cgmme.ie'.'d talur.g ; Shoes, we.claim, can not be
Ay r's I'ilis.
.'
com
gain? it maybe and we hope ^ i n control of the national!^- (| oors, we should not sit plete cure." — They haW. cff.'cted a Walla I beaten in Western North Far-,
George
Mooncv.
! ohna, as wp can fit any fine , If K)a ^- shirts,
it will. If Cleveland can't beat : government there will be ncJ^^- ' U!
Walla, W. T.
iiae« .-. •«
Drawers,
|
i h'orn the hardy mountaineer
Benny in 1892 we will sur- L, , ., (V0
| buckle fastened or a few stitct "S TV Jtm <*L-:q ; to the most dainty foot that
A 51 ^ '\.J
Dollars,
render all the interest we
°_
lehes sowed or some other
PREPARED J>V
• treads only on the softest 1
uFnffo
have in the Democratic party There is a considerable,! rnendiug done to rtiem The OR. J. C. AVER & 00., Lowell, fes. . (arpets. Buy of us
cud l>e I nucTwaro,
arid will become a prohi riffle among the people about plough needs a, new beam on gold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine. i happy.
G loves; . -m
green-backer or something the income tax bill.passed by new handles, the point needs
HoAi
else so it is not republicanism : our last legislature) Treas- sharpening and many filings
Notice.
Ha mJkerel lief s.
We can never be a republican urer Bain lias construed the that must be done before the J. Rvans Brown vs. Lazerousl
until they stop their wild j law favorable' and no one1 active work of planting can Jnv,;M- •>?; virtue oi an eXecir-l khat we have only quoted 1
Cravats,
ami reckless legislation. Op-; will be hurt. Net income •>C'egin,-which could >oe <Jone| ci e rk v qt the|<>n, the office ol VVT ! a
bo hurt. Net '
'
' '
" , j
{1 Hides "ontaiived in our
Fau sitit all in tins dep.h't
j
SuperiorcouH ofthe
pression of the masses is a [means after all expenses of during the bad days that tauga county, in favor of ihc! 'nrge.stock, but invite yon meriL
ns
'self
political crime. Think of theiyourse and family are de- otherwise, might be idled a- phqhtiff in the above entitledM° send us your orders, or
1 su
uf
<llh l
$2,000,000 spent every day ducted , Country Editors are way. Then when the fine ,.
,
' q ; 1
la connection with my
1 . • ; nurcliase money what you need. It> von don't
.
,
.
being
;
1
in the last congress. Some in no danger whatever, for spring days come we could ; on tract of lend bavin described'. IV Oi 111 f r\
' . . .i'l. *
other business I run a
j
'
-n/ iL
; ./s
people1 hink that this extrav the income turns out to be just walk out to work. But with interest and cost, 1 will se'l(;^' ,,h - U> niu'ciias© anything,
always reagance comes out of the gov an out go before it comes in. if these things are neglected: | n !! " ! j ! ' ,:: Y '' G^t-.Mti iwcoun Tnr
.
..' , , . bouse door, m the town of Boone ^ loner that ft is no trouble
eminent and not out of the We are not alarmed.
! they will all be to attend to on 1 he (ith day of Apr., '9T, it be- L) show goods
people. This is a delusion. Ev-I
0
; when we ought to be at work, ng. the first MombiA in said
Hoping to merit a laruC
ery dollar appropriated by
The Landmark says that'
< rt
inef .
innot n, and tlie- first day of the)share oi your trade in the fu-1
the Congress has tone paid Mr. Wari-en, near Stutesville,
;rJ
' i * '*'
\
\ s«i>erior court, o .icnain tra< t or; tnre, and hoping each and 1
;
by the people as a tax, Our j brought to town an animal
u
\otn
t in
to
J'
government does not own a [which he called a ground-hog. | trees? Are the boughs in tor- j ores more or less, belnugiug to I most ' P o«t V
belonging to! n l0 st too
°|t we think is equt^ we
;lis
tor-1cres
' " year> woarG |
any in the county, and
dollar except what the peo it was stated that it was no twined so thickly that you Lnz. IMvctf, lying, on the waters . '
adjoining the biudso! ' ' - 'o tireless toilere foi trade, guarantee v our prices as love
pie pay, either directly or in- Wound-hog by some present can t «'-et into them in. o-a+iioT. °
togatiiei
jlii-ectly iuto tlm Treasury, but
Maj Bingham, Foot! vonr , inn n K ? \, ( . +bo'limb^ ; ;V u. (iu.ultney> James SlorvandI
as any in the County 'W0
ii' rs, being the lands on which
1 Jones and others were called j
1
This unprecidented extra va'
7 •
Coffey &Councill. Thanking my customerskt
4
I'id Daz. and Wiley Trivett BOW
1 n to testifv as experts, who oli
a Ph le trees dying or
gance of $2,000,000 per day ()
• H \ (a-vied" oil
on the
1S( t
past favors, I remain 'M
for the purpose of enriching j declared that it was a ground-! <;( ^ered with moss ? If they 2nd clay of March,by meto sgtis-i Elk Pfljk, Jmi 5 ' ) L
1891
^
f
u> v:b
ear
«•»*
>z
-
I
ana
. •
the already wealthy, has to hog which we siqiposo. was are you ought to devote a f y said execution with interest
b e paul l>j* u j. poor, a n d hard sufficient to convince'the peo tew days to attending to and costs. This March the2*1)1
pressed people^
' pie of 8tatesvillc t h a t i t was.; them this spring. All thej
I). F. B AJUU. S I IFF.
All mail nnhr*
/
lv filled
'
' rompt
Very Respectfully#
W. L. Bryan,
�/ '
Sifr >scEiPTiox Hates
I May.
77 / ' /r*~
-r
The Coi vention
t • anything of the kind again;
NOi ICE!
pieiirtitl opportunity tor its ol-Tnn. I tairttf-IKyot vvewiil
, vvi „ c s p 0 8 ,^ o p , l I l l i ( .:
fort-unit
To THE \YATAUU A DEMOCRAT .
-Next week will be court
and if it is pretty weather, members ro gass, so thinks, .v 1 J ' ! a t the court house door, in j
..$1.00
.1 copy 1 year
1 the town oM»oone N.
A
,
* An
on:
v ..
50 many of our farmers will re one who helped to do Mr
( lobe ,s. <A .vi i-n 2.0
,
X " 6 mouths
JI'CLHSI!I • V,
'
1 ;H' flfM A!< v?l< IcJ#vT III AII ^ it .
Ob nm—
55 gret to lose time a; court.
1 " 3 months
5 W h e n hid spniJii,-! imeconies. ? b e i n g t b.. ° „,, t h d a y ,, f s a i d
4 o
\v n-n , i U v • . . .
0
Advertising Rati:s.
\\ e hope but Vw will have to —rQti lI'sGt-vcnitigwe i ec«-riv
•e usual} v find cm! Seive,. urov-j rnon . •
" t:MO following'
ed a letter from our Fi lend v and exhausted. $wiug to the described lands, levied on hvi
8 .75
1 inch 1 week
v?
1.75
1 '• 1 month
\ lor, post-ma J 'feed impure
—The people of Boone and i 1 a re;>. i a vl(>r, posl-rnarked blood. and«4uggiish s 'ate of the; am on the ,80th day of '-arch ,
u
3.00
1 " 3
!
o remy.d \ tui to mble,; '01, to satisfy the taxes otn
5,00 vincinity want a teacher to it <Ti'eeuville. Texas, wan m take Avers tatsapariin
..an.
1 • 0 "
he said lands being due and nn-! W o A n I l r i d f i e n t i e r s F o r
i : •'b7.00 teach a subscription schoolj 1 ' M ' 1
1 u 1 .year
most ] ! o\\ ('i'i'iil. \ e' safe and yo paid for the years 89 and r 90
>1
9.00
1 column 1 Avcrik
tiress for. the next veer
We liomieal blood-puriiycr in < ist ; to wit:
—This Curt of J he Earth11
13.50 this spring and summer. I 1 v ]
1
1 month
:
3^ '
Please correspond with t I k
n v• -r lu • • a i oi nm hm\- eiicfif
'Boone township.
1
"
3 "
25.00
j ing ourcounty until his letter
1 "
6 "
37.50 r« 0
One tract containing! 87
DON f Voi }>• tF 4a;t t<> find
I came to hand, and we tak
.......50.00
1
"
1 year
co-res listed by curmicbahl.
—An interesting meeting v^ry great pleasure m recom>. i
J"
Lee's heirs, 'rax 58. cost 1.05. j out vv mere the best goodSate sold
•
the Fir;,pest. w <-ai-c
n +
i; T i bv
i
in''cheapest , . We ar now open
Entered at the Postoiticeat! c ! L-xjju --^Oiigo a. I. <v A. •!. mendiug him to the people
_
Une tract, ."* K "V. ? cowles ;; •am' and < displaying the largest
listed uv
. i
v '."
ing
dbplaviug
::
1! a'-res a - s t o c k of seasonable, g o o d s ol" t h e
Boone. N. C., as second-class j is anticipated Monday night 0 y Texas as
DEMANDS
' • ,
' '
gentleman of
ijitigs o r n. .r.conn highest luerij ever brought to
' of court. Home special work ,v ...q ng worth, bud unblem That only honest aud reliable medi.-ines joining
mail matter.
1 placed upon tiie market. It eansilquM be
cill and o{ siers. known as the | this town, which will be sold Tow
10 do, and a full attendance ished.character.
not, therefore, be stated too emphatically,
Frank cotisin bind, rax for er than ever. Ourinotto Ls gooit
nor repeated too often, that all v. ho are fn
LOCAL INK
is desired.
need of a genuine lilood-purifier should
89 1.79 for '90 1.92, cosbs U'oo-is. fair <h-elings ami low pri
be sure and ask for
T
—'flie ([rippejs no res>e- : fll „ p ,, M(K . nAT? If Mot . ..
sen—We had a three inch snow ter ol persops. Even our phy-j
| One tract listed by imgn-|
— ( ) in your name sfccornpaiiied
fall last Friday.
si<daus, Dr's, Gouncill and! b .V the cash, atld get if. If ; SarsaparpS Your life, or that of some one m a n .t a. en ntain ing 210 n- s
ores, tav !-3.09. cost 1.05.
near and dear to you, may depend on tho
—Read notice of important Reeves have both been afflic
One tract listed b\ uarva-:
J wubuS»
use of this we)l-aj:proved remedy in preferyou are a
subscriber aii.i
land sale in this issue. .
ted right severely with this have not paid up, please ra enc.; to any other Reparation of similar man John's heirs COTltnmirer!
nam,
It is compound df Honduras sarVo-k
5
A A* '
.ins
„i
saparilla
varietj
, Fansisl ip- ,(if Girf-4 «OuS tttlu
.
p
— Wanted: Two fat slierp, unpleasant malady.
1 v,lltSiH Ml the latest Styles. Huiiticmbi b tba t blank paocr is propertifi, (thestillihgia,most rich in curatwe i A-> aCl'VS, t a X 4.8. >. C().st 1
),
mandrake, yellow
lionv.o'DiipN
dock, and the iodides. The process of man
i v . ^ ,
• i; N4 - i i
,
t fnigs, t)iit'ef-cb?t]i.8'iai-psoii > G"epii
Apply to the editor of this pa
- J. F. 8painhou'r return-1 n it on the "free list," and
ufacture is original, skilful, scrupulously
OmCritol Iwtod by TliDinu i,.,, B i , i , . titl lawii« in all
F per.
clean, ami such as to secure the j> i y best
ed fro in Jefferson court last thai we are not running a
medicinal qualities! of each ingredient. This still will, (col) contMiibng lip the F)vin:
•oloi's. H ex riett
Thursday bringing his faui-1 paper simply •or the honor medicine is not boiled nor healed, and Is, a c r e s , t a x 1 2 c t s c t
1.05
j c l o t h b i t i t o spnng'b-tjiyiOB which
—Rapt. Coffey says he has
therefore, nor a d< ruction; hut it is a com
Bald Mountain.
; .ill tho go for apriiig' wear.
pound extract, obtained by a
ex
about one hundred stacks of ily with him, Mr. Hpainhour'of the thing, and farther clusively our own, of tho bestmethodmost
One t r a c t lifted bv rovvle«
has scanething like iagrippoj that- we neod what you are powerful alteratives, tonics, and and
diuretics
bay yet.
LARGE STOCK of black
to pharmacy. For the last forty c . J c o n ! a i m ? ; T O O a c r e s , t a x
but we hope he will be well; due us. We must have some; knownAyer's
years,
,1.10 cost 1.05.
—A. M. Dougherty, of.Tenn. in a few da.fs,
money; and earnestly ask all
One tract listed by uavis at tines: Bilk for tn' mm ing in till
spent some days in Boone
.» m r. cop to ing B9 oqW tnx colors. All kinds of Ltrees in 11en;
5 +; ,
—Rev. J. F. Davis has been Nj 10 a v e dxv " I 1 ' 1 t o ^'^ oyyu. qv
• Stitch and Vandfkc Points. Let
this week.
U8
has been the standard blood-purifier of th6
in town this week, lie is!
court,
m
' 1 df- ! "'J J"
...
,us 4gi.1I yur siieeial attention to
world—uo other approaching it in popular
t rn< * : d ' v] ' } l Elbngp our 4-4 Fruit oftheLoom Blench
—Thereisquite a number of pastbr of Mt. Calvary and
confidence or universal demand. Its forrpula
by
physicians
- • I , •
i
personal mentions in the ex- irrieMcbshir) ehureheK^ and, , I x O ' n t ' E O F STOCKHOLIiEiltSfrEET- and is approvedBeingthe lending highly con Alfred cont numg 40 acres.; Do nice tie at 1.H cts i>er yard. Liu
iBG.
druggists.
pure and
tax 23. cost 1.05. ~
en HlmuJjries both solid and stri
centrated, it is the most economical of any
sheriff's co umn, read tiiem,
Blowing Bock.
uas iieen cal-hhu
to »8hnll -s;
Notice is hereby gi ven that ; possible blood medicine,' Every purchaser
ped. Our stock of ribbon is eof
One town lot listed ns tbp qua! ii) a re^lilar military de—Mr. J. IF Norris' Miildrep, Mills with prospect of an- a meeeting of the stock hoid- thisSarsaparilla should insist upon having
preparation and see that each bottle
property of Moore s p. nd- partineut.. deans, eottonades,
bears the well-known name of
ers of the Kmoky Gap and
who have been very low with other soon.
joiniug the lot of w H Ed mis- 1 ''aids. Domestics, I'ed-tioi.ing,
,
t
| Blue Ridge Turnpike ( ompa-i
diphtheria, are slowlyjimpro
J. G. Ayer & Co.,
M e arc please,, to nous T1y wju j)0
at Limb lie, j
j ten for the year '89 tax 3.57 and hundreds of things we can
Lowell, "Mass.
not mention
ving.
! cost 1.05
that Rev. E. F. Jones has a- \.
on Wednesday April! In every quarter of tiie globe Ayer's Sar,
Blue Rid
8—A few of the famous "'Red gain been elected as pastor 15, 1891.
saparilla is proved to be the best remedy for
)all diseases of the blood. Howell druggists
One tract listed by Adams
W ant or" axes Ht ill in stock! of the Boon- liurch. lie was
unite in testifying to tiie superior excellence
of this medicine and to Its great popularity • Elbert. Containing 33 acres
(jJLOBtflUSk
at Bryan's. Call and get one elected unanimously b\ the
in the city of its manufacture.
tax 2.8# cost 1.05.
t?Sr
members at a call meeting
for 85 ets.
j ' One.-tract b s t fk d by cowles
Ayer's Sarsaparilla i c ,t containing 840 acres, tax This department is very
Well, the sun has made its
—Rain and mud continues, on last Tuesday.
PREPARED BY
; a ppea re nee and the fanners
for '89 0.02 for '90, 0.47, uunplete. and at the prices we
and we are anxious for balmy •—C. J. Cottrell our Regis iiinve begun work for their DR. J. 0. AVER & CO., LeweD, Mass. cost 1.05
ore offering them they will not,
stay long, in fact, we didn't buy
Spring to put in her appear ter of Deeds, is expected to | crops.
gfcM by Druggists. £1, six S5. Worth r bottle.
One t.ract_listed by rnmes l ie in to keep, and our custom
move to town this week, lie The Pastor of the Baptist
and.
M containing 125 acres tax ers have found fhat onf judging
broken
8.08 costs 1 05
will occupy the 4.
14 or ton church moved to the Globe d-iwn from 6S:lny .Cel'SOllii are ca;-s.
from th'e way they buy them.
ovorwodi or househedd
—The Co, Supt, will be at
Gove Creek.
property. lie is about buy last we-k and occupied the J>r:»\va'.-. Irov. Bitters Btboiidsthe
bis room in Court house
Rvstcm, aids digesfipn. rem, »es eycessdf bilei
One tract listed bv Williams
0ing the Geo, : my es farm •''Vine eottagelie urea cited | ,uid c,irtsi
Geo. slaves Ta!;,r!
ne
NVeduesday, April 8 to exam w
jnsapbine containing 30 a1k .LL I
above town, but will not s e r m o n y e s t e r N(>TICE.
cres, tax 2.70 cost 1.05.
an excellent
ine teachers.
move to it.
* 8 r i o f V t i j n u h l v E < \t i d x .
Elk.
| day, (Bunday.)
—R. 14. Farthing, of Bea
One tract listed by cowles
—From a letter we just re
Rev. Mr. 'Pearson, from
Now we hit yon. In this de
By virtue of a certain decree v b
ver Darns, was in town this
ceived from IV. J. Snritip of Bohemia Islands, is here and made in the Superior Couri of 58; containing 50 acres, tax partmont our stock is, without
cost 1.05.
week, and reports progress
doubt, the choicest that has ev
Nacogdoches county Texas, likely will stay for some time: CaI<F . county in the case of
One tract listed bv cowles
in that section.
8. L. Patterson administrator c j, containing 1 ..947 acres, er been offered to the people of
we learn that they are haw
Last Friday night, a week
Die rn o11 ntaias. P ri n ce A ] berts,
—Our Bands reporter in ing unusually eoldvweather. ago. the boyis had a public d. b. u. of Phiueas Morton deed., tax 14.99, cost 1 05
double and single breasted in sol
vs. J. (4 Morton, jet a.l. I will, an
forms us. that the grippe has Fruit and gardens.are killed debate in the Academy, on comgiLionel', sell at the court One tract"listed by cowles id black and fancy colors. • FAR
5
stiii a firm hold on many oijpy the cold weather and corn resolved: "that Mary Queen house door in the town of Boone & co. cowles intersf in 200 mers, ive can fit you in anvthing
yon wn.n1 iii CLOTHING; 'Some
N
on Alonday, t h<; ->th. day Ticres, tax 1.88 cost 1.05.
the people in that section
is not planted vet.
v. of Scotts was justly execu of May. 1891, two certain tracts One tract listed bv cowles thing nice and durable.
-Attorney Spainhour is —Dr. T. C. Blackburn has ted."'
of land in Y\ abniga county,' 'one! & Calloway containing 100
-OA large crowd was present, knewn as the Shearer place. Iv acres, fax 77. cost 1.05.
now making preparations to i 1.1st rctnrned from Ba 11imore
ing on New ilivtuynear the Three One tra,ct listed for Hardin
lay a nice plank walk from Mel., where he has been at) tlliilk, The boys did Fqrk Church^eontaiuiiig 129 a•f n & co. containing 400
Mam Street to his residence.' tending the Pol lege of Jhiysi- the best they could, though cres more or less. The other tract cres, tax 1.54 cost 1.05. nfift v acres of wood-Innd,situated i r\ .
,,
L i--v j r
—Died on last Thursday, cians and Sergeons, for the when Mr. Pearson came and within one mil" of" Urn Sh-areri Ono tract bsted by thoMin- In this department-".you Avili
Mrs. W. 14. Greene, at her past six months, and will told the boys that he. had plaee, on I he opnodteside ofNew i o r a ] nr,r » Milling Co. coirtnm- find nothing bu t first-class goods.
400 RCies, tax 19.25 cost We carry nothing but the best
home near Boone. She loaves soon be ready with blister seen the very place where she Itiver, Terms of sale f> months 1.05
sugar and coffee. In flour we car
was executed, and further credit. Note with approved seen
a large family to mourn her and pills, to cure at short
ry from a medium to the very
rite. 8. L. P a T 'i urrox C om.
Meet Ca nip.'
more, that her clothes and
notice all human ills.
loss.
One tract listed bv cowles best grades, Coru and meat a t
. .
bed are just where, she left . At: the same finis and place'-3
loAvest pridi\s. Salt hams Bacon
—Notico.—I will be at A a them, no one has ever dared will sell for cash n. quantity of AGT cc>ntiming.445 acres, tax and I/ird always kept in stock.B
—We are glad to hear that
rye, about 50 bushels, now in the 8,.43 cost 4.05.
friend Ed. (Bragg, and oth ron, Mitchell Co., N. 0., May to move them which has hands of \V. L. Bryan, of Boone, i One tract listed by Miller T
-O
ers who went West with him, 27 th, '91, for the purpose of been near 300 years ago.
8e L. p > t\ i. -s x, A aw |c containing 142 acres, tax
| g.85 cost 1.05.
have landed safely at Colfax, organizing a Lodge of Odd This with a, lot of other in March 25, 1891.
Fellows. The postponement
-——
:
Stony Fork.
Wash.
formation caused the boys
NOT IFF.
One tract listed by cowles In this line our stock is larg6,
from Apr. 10 to May MjHH
27. is
—We are informed t hat the
HJHHH
to be more interested in the Statu of North Carolina, at- j o J -Toe's heirs-containing 75 Nails, Iron. Pioys, lfamesTra .eewheat crop in (teorge'S Gap I <>*«)« to tbc Kail not beins debate.
auga comity, Superior Court, acres, tax 90. cost 1.05.
chains. Mattocks, Shoyels and
Spring term. 1891
and on Beaver Dams is look ready for said lodg<. Resp., Saturday was quite an en
Sba wfiehn w.
ail kinds of shelf-hard ware at
Price and Heald
One tract listed by cowles "pidces that mcwes them.
ing well though not much A. G. Grayson, D. 1). G. M, joyable occasion as the boys
, . , . ,
.
, , Vs. T. A II a gam an. J. P. fiaga- c j containing 150 acres, tax
—A tu-ayer meeting was and girls find a picnic on the)
sowed.
,UMi -qir Lobkouf bank ol for '89 1.08 cost 1.05
organized in the Baptist very summit of the mountain Morrisfown, Tennessee.
—W. 11. Norris caught a
It appearing by affidavit tj One tract listed by church We thank our many custorr:large hen-hawk m a part Church last Sunday night. which is the first thing we Mm ;-a: isfaction ol'lhc court that K, Mrs., containing 174 acres .rs for raising oiir safes to the
handsome sum of f25,900,
ridge trap, last week, meas The services will be held j boys see when we open our a cause of act ion exists in favor tax 1.94 cost 1.05
last year, and tor the nreseut
Watauga.
uring four feet and four inch weekly on W ednesday night, j office door. T wenty dozen of Mm nlaihtiff and against the
our
One tract listed bv Gowles year we have and ng nrer placed
j 11 is to be hoped the people eggs were used with, well 1 defendants. And if further ap
a' s3»>.000,
by low pri
es from tip to tip.
-j o J containing 150 acres, tax
ces. good goods and polite atlen
! will attend and take part 11 can't guess, how much dinner 1 tearing that T. A. Hagaman, be-j 1.15, cost 1.05.
ing ;t natural person, is a non
—One Mr. Jearles, who was
don, we expect to rearh r he mark.
; is also hoped that our peo-'though there was just lotts,! resideir; of this Stn-re, or so
One' tract listed by caiupsh o t d u ring the" Potter-to wn
pie will soon organize their|for 1 had the "tun" of seeing sen's himseF- t h a t heywdinary bell aoe. containing 100 a- 7 hey a/7 sing the same song:
war," was in town Monday, Sunday schools
* * * * * * * *
one of the largest baskets up;
°[h™'}T ™\rvei} crPS*tax 77' r'ost 3 °51 r A
( . )!lt
and has almost entirely re
for tliei
t-w
'
•!
to the place named for i fie p.? qvnk t f Ntorristown, V' a orcie'ii ; , One tract listed bv F">st^r
ioi
is
.^
•
-The Sunday school con\\ L* Ve found the store where buy
covered from his wounds.
1 Lon'
x- „ at - Forest GroveJ occasion induing from i f l l
j r
ry
-i r\l '
t,l niiil.,r Ti,
l l u u l the'' corporation creafc.i , uuuu «n< i-o cost. LOo.
ers get i ix • very host attention,
vention
, .- T
„
* 08.
1( ...
—When you come to court
oo
call on Bryan for a pair of
t H osefamo ITS buck-skin pants
'that are warranted not to
rip. Price $2.00 per pair.
i > c t>uy ni ooi i
\nd that is the reason wetrade.
—At'a meeting of town com-! aspect' one of the members Da vis, one of the students terra of the Superior court to bo
Avith
>
here, made a verv appro pri- held in Boone, on the 6 th day oi
"«"•» «^»YM«ii.wh> ,
J
missioners on last Tuesday
uesdav,!offered a resolution looking T T> " 'Tii
A i" • 1rtU1 i
' .
. .
, £ ., cf•MMMafiiliMiBl nod with!
I ate little talk, seasoned
,
, ,v. <*<««<•<• <>r d.-.ntn- H W f
ras ap-jto tiieappoir
.
• ,
the plntfFs rotn plaint v liieh . I»j%
Mr. W. L. Bryan was ap- to the appointment ol a h. 8.,
u-i
to the plhtffM compl
™.S
i
. , ,.
- . ,
,
. .
'
., ,
-'some nice lokes. When he: u.;n +v„,... i,0 m^i ii,1J(,wi.'0 ,.f
«nd &fBit yoiu ( »n
pointed town registrar, and missionary to \ isit destitute ,
.
.
TE
,
* °'"
n
or il] the dtn-r Bq
ir
h i ,n
j ,
,
,
OHosed we ail said well done, flee, or iiidgment will he given aELK C
"3V A' Go. T'o*Knlbirc rurt!a«d,"»«fin
' m -»t.• VV • v dnhn
Messrs. 1!. J. Cominll find places find work up an inter- ,.>vhen wi„ Wf, r>avc. tllis ,L f-aiu-t
m-o-ron fi-M Mi-,
Maine
: March, 2-'), 1891
M. B. Blackburn we r e a p- est etc, whereupon a. mem-; .... ,
,
,
| under-my ha.ud"and sea.1 of office.
IF roUK HACK A< &<:s.
, 1 , 1 1 1
• • i
i
.
-i g a i n i s t h e g e n e r a l e x p r c s - r p i * j - .
^v.
Or you am .'ill ,vorn out, ro^liv goo4 lor oothiug, ilaii.
pointed to hold municipal e- ber at once moved to a<L£ioll of tho voungsters. |J iUrt 1 ^ ^ lbn}\ . \r
Bjtotrzr.g.Eieraii'l. bilitv i>y
s ikon hjTTnha.
It will cut : you, cleasuw your liYor, iind give
;^tiou on first Monday mjjourn.
j Whether their will over ixyr.L Lofi-m pl^flT a-1 orney '
a f*oOd appotite
ng Announcement
PUBLIC SAFETY
Ayer's
:
Sarsaparilla
— (
Clothing.
Groceries.
Hardware,
J0KS& VANCE
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VOL 3
PROFESSIONAL.
BOONE,
COUNTY, N. C.,
THURSDAY,
APRIL,
9,
1891.
NO. 37.
LETTER. to puff these regublican office Some Hints to the Members of the Far as far as we can. If any man we often abuse them, but
mer's Alliance.
holders up with conceit.
thinks he knows enough, or just as soon as we get into a
From our Regular Corrcg ondent.
V. B.C0UNC1LL, JU.
Senator Faulkner, who Correspondent Topic.
knows it all, and does not patch of trouble, we fly to
The Alliance is unsectarian now need any help, or thinks them to get them to help us
ATTORNEY AT LA A.
Mr. Harrison has his dan was one of the committee,
der up to as great an extent and whose word is beyond and non-partisan, therefore h e n e v e r w i l l , o r i n o t h e r out. The recent legislature
Boone, N. C.
as is possible with a man of reproach, says the sensation its members should not know words thinks he is able to is an illustration of the fact
his plegmatic temperament. accounts of the carousal of each other from a denomina paddle his own canoe, just that they are not enemies
W. B. COUNOILL, M. D. The cause was the publica the Congressional Committee tional or sectarian stand let him quietly stay outside. but friends. Instead of hin
Boone, N. C,
tion in a number of republi which accompanied the re point, but a common broth- There ought to be some bet dering they fell right into
Resident Physician. Office can papers, including the mains of the late Senator hood, united in a common ter plans for caring for the line, and manfully helped the
King Street north of Post New York Press, of a Wash Hearst to Sanfrancisco on a cause and ashavingthesame sick and and afflicted among farmers along with legisla
great ends to accomplish. If the membership. Then there tion. Then there should no
^jce.
ington special saying that special train, are entirely
the Alliance is ever to be a ought to be some plan of in war be made on the mer,
Kmty
—
—
ex-Representative McKinley without foundation. Other
success (and I think it will) surance instituted in uhe Al chants. If we are satisfied
;'F. LOVILL
had detrmined to antagonize gentlemen who were on the
train are equally as emphatic t he d em oe ra t i c mem bers m u st liance, even if it is on a small that they are charging us
Harrison for the Presidential
- ATTORNEY AT T ,AW,
hot feel it, their duty to down scale. Suppose each county, too great a percent, and we
nomination, and intimating in denying the charges of un
Boone N. C.
the republican brethren and for illustratian, would adopt can do better so me where else,
that McKinley believed him seemly conduct on the part
of the Senators and Repre vica versa. We should not an assessment of 25 cts. per let us quietly go and do so.
self and not Harrison enti
: DR. L. C. REEVES.
sentatives who composed the know the brethren in the Al capita to be paid at the death Many of us owe the merchants
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
tled to that empty honor.
liance as belonging to any of any member, in many in more or less, and the first
committee.
Office at Residence.
Mr. Harrison has for quite
The Attorney for the Can party. In the churches we stances material aid would that concerns us is to make
Boone, N. C. a while been a monomaniac
adian government and the do not know eachother as be given. It is to be regret- an honest effort to pay them
on this subject. He has
democrats o r republicans,
brought himself to believe Attorney—General both say and especially so in the- Ma ed that some members have what we owe them. They
L. D. LOWE,
that the Say ward case now
lost interest in the order, and are a useful class of men,
that it is a crime for any
before the Supreme Court sonic Fraternity; and w h y rarely attend the meetings, mying our little produce
other member of his party
will not be affected in any should it not be thus in the but this might naturally be and indulging us now and
to aspire to what lie thinks
way by the negotiation, now Alliance? Asia,borerswehave expected. 11 is the case in all uhen for something we must
-ANDis his own personal perquisite,
in progress between Mr. kindred interests, and the o r g a n i z a t i o n s , e v e n t h e lave and can't pay for. We
NOTARY PUBLIC,
and he has taken no trouble
Blaine and the British Minis causes that brings prosperi church and Masonic Fraterni are all mutually dependent
to hide this opinion from re ter, for making the
BANNER'S ELK. N. C.
necessary ty to one must necessarily ty, the most excellent of all upon one another, and therepublicans that have called
arrangements for the pro- bring it to all, and that which organizations. Some people re ought to be kind and
on him. Whether the state posedjarbitration of the Bullr brings disaster to one, must
just have not got the element lelpful one to another. We
ments made in this special ing Sea dispute, but for some bring it to all, more or less.
of stickativenessin them, and can't afford to split asunder.
are true I cannot say, as Mr. cause Mr. Blaine is very anx Such questions as high or can't be depended on. Then
DENTIST,
We are "E. plurebus Unum."
McKinley is not here, but ious that the arbitration low tariff, free coinage of sil there are people who would
Lastly and finally on this
PARK, NORTH CAROLINA.
that he has presidential as shall be fully agreed upon ver etc., affect us all. These be a posative injury to any subject, we must learn to
Ours liis professional services
the people of Mitchell, pirations has long been before a decision is reached we should discuss in a non order, if they were to stick. *eep our own secrets, if we
rvu'j!;a and adjoining conn- known here, and
should he, by the Supreme Court, and partisan way, desiring only So let us not be discouraged, e^er succeed. This way of
,t
?s.fiS£"i\r0 bad mnteial used by any combination of cir
it is stated that when the to know what is for our best brethren, but be faithful and blazing abroad all we do is
Wn'id dU work guaranteed.
•Jf
cumstances. and the liberal case is again called up an interest, and le g i t i m a t e punctual in our attendance. calculated to do us much in
May 1 1 y.
expenditure of boodle con other short postponement means for promotingthat in I have a. sort of contempt for jury.
FOGY
tributed by the "protected'' will be asked for in the hope terest. "United we stand di a man who will enlist in a
J. F. MorplifW.
E. S. E lack In in
vided we fall." The Master good cause and then desert
Progress of Women.
Marion, N. C.
Je or on, N.C. manufacturers, succeed in be of accomplishing that end.
ing elected Governor of Ohio The negotiations for a re- said a kingdom divded a- it beea use somebody redi rules
MORPHEW & BLACKBURN
this year, I predict that he ciprocity treaty with New- gainst itself cannot stand. Al it, or becauseimmediategood Mr. George W. Chi Ids, the
ATTTORNEYS AT LAW.
will he a. candidate before the foundland are at an end, ready things have been done results are not obtainable. Philadelphia editor and phil
Will practice in the courts next republican national and there will be no treaty. and said that liavehadana 1 - Our motto should be "Hold anthropist, long ago earned
of Ashe, Watauga and Mitch convention, no matter who
ienating effect, in some sec the fort." Then let us not the thanks of women, and
ell counties, also in the Fed- he has to antagonize. Of Canadian offici a1s a re respo nsi Lie; they prevailed on t he tions, among the members. forget our motto further, especially of newspa per wom
•ral courts of the Dist.. and
course it he is defeated in his British Government to refuse This is serioul.v to be regret- "Peace on earth good will to en, by his determination that
Supreme Court of the State.
( ollection ol claims solicited. fight, for the governorship, to allow Newfoundland to ed and it is to be earnestly wards all men." Let us treat in his establishment women
which democrats hope and make a separate treaty. The hoped that profitable lessons those who differ from us and should have the same sala
Apvl, 10.
believe he will be, that will idea of annexing Newfound have been learned, and there those who oppose us with ries as men when doing the
remove him from the Presi land has not struck the ad may be a repetition of these kindness and charity. If we same kind of work. In a re
Not ice.
dential field.
ministration favorably. A things. Let us for awhile, at are smitten on one cheek, let cent interview Mr. Childs
For sale. 900 acres of land,
Numerous reports having member of the Cabinet is least, keep out of politics, us turn the other also. If said:
on Rich Mountain, Watauga
County, on which is asbestos, been printed coupling the credited with saying that its and confine ourselves to our we can't meet trie arguments "Women are advancing
and tine land for*sheep ranch name of John M. Langston, application would not be legitimate work. It was the of our opposers, we should rapidly, and I am glad to see
Sales private. L. I). Lowe & the negro ex-Congressman favorably received even if original intention of the Al
not get mad and say hard it. They should have an eJ. T. Furgerson, Ex'trs. of with one of the New Unitee
liance to seek needed relief things and boycott them. qual chance with men. The
Mrs. A. P. Calloway, deed States Circuit Court judge England gave her consent,
because of the Islands off through the channels of the I am decididl.y of the opinion other day I emplyed a chem
Banner Elk, Nov. 15 90..
ships, I have been making- a her coast being owned by present political parties, and
that the principal of boy ist— a woman— and I pay
quiet investigation, with a France.
as yet, we have not made a cotting as practiced in some her $1,500 a year, the same
view of ascertaining whether The partnership entered in thorough and honest test of localities is out of harmony price I should pay a man. I
Persons wishing to bor Mr. Ha rrison was really ser to by ex-Senator Ma hone that intention The reforms
with the principal of the Alii make no difference in the sal
row money, who can secure iously considering such an
and the negro, Langston, for we seek are not the work of a a nee. This is a great and aries paid on my paper. I
it by mortgage oil good real
estate, can be accommodated insult to the white citizens o the purpose of trying to gal day or .year; so let us perse free country where people employ many women writers,
this country. From what vanize the corpse of republi vere and exercise great pa have the glorious privilege of and they do just as good
•7 applying to
.E. Spainhonr, Boone N v C. I succeeded in learning it is canism in Virginia isn't wor tience. The greatest feature differing one with another, work and recieve just as good
r A. j. Criteller, Morton N. C. pretty safe to say that Mr rying the Virginia democrats of our present work is educa and of giving expressions pay as the men. My writers
Harrison is fully prepared, here not even a little bit tion. We must educate a sen both publicly and privately have instructions never to
S2L
in certain contingencies, to They say that Mahone and tinient in favor of the reforms to their opinions.
write alleged humor about
NOTICE !
elevate a negro to the bench Langston could not get out we seek. We are doing foun There should be no war the mother-in-law, or any
I am just receiving n new but whether Langston or
dation work and lei us try to
joke at theexpenseof woman.
stock of goods bought for one of the half a dozen other the full republican vote in doit wel1. 11 is h oped that made on editors of newspa
If you will noticethecolumns
thn o State to save their lives
pers unless they become un
cash down and will sell for
stricklv pay down, at prices negroes whose applications because neither of them pos the next Congress will, at reasonably wicked towards of the Ledger, you will not
to live and let Jive. You vyill have been filed is not appar sesses the confidence of ei least, give our requests a us and this they cannot afford find the facetious flings at
do well to call and examine ent. One of the contingen ther the black or white repub thorough discussion, if none to do as they are largely de the opposite sex which char
my goods consisting ot boots, cies referred to is public opin
of them should be enacted in pendent upon the yeomenry acterize the so-called humor
licans.
shoes, dry goods, notions, ion, and there is good reason
The trial of Charles E. Kin- to laws. If this is not done, for patronage. Let us ac ous paragraphs in many pa
Jr.
Yours truly,
for believing that some of caid, a newspaper correspon and we should be ignored as cord to them honesty of o- pers. It is not right to poke
T. A. CRITCHER,
Bamboo. N. C. these rumors about Lang dent, for the murder of ex- heretofore, then stern neces pinion and purpose, and let fun at women; they deserve
ston's appointment emana Representative Tau 1 bee, of sity may drive us into a us not fail to recognize the and should have our deepest
ted direffiy from the White Ky., entered upon its second third party. But. the Alli freedom of the press. If they admiration and respect. I al
SUTHERLAND SEMINARY.
ance is an absolute necessity slap us in the face, we shoulc ways tell the women writers
House, and were started ex week to-day.
pressly for che purpose feel
of clearout of politics, we need ask them for the columns of on my papers to stand up for
' MISS EMMA W INN, * ing the pulse of the public on Senator elect Felton
that strength, assistance their paper in which to F
their sex. Many women now
California is said to be worth
kradiinte Greensboro Female College the subject, and that Mr.
sympathy and brotherly love them back, and if they refuse are earning salaries equal
$4,000,000.
that close and compact or us this privilege then we can to their brethren. The pro
I
PRINCIPAL.
Harrison is very carefully
Kansas has on hand the ganization will bring. In
studying what is said about
well afford to boycott them fessions are open to women,
severest snow storm ever some sense we are our broth
-*lus Institution of learning is it in the newspapers.
As a rule editors are good and they are advancing all
er's keeper, and need each- clever fellows, and as much along the line. They should
tinted in one of the mostpictur
The Treasury Officials arej k nown.
que and hospitable sections of strutting around like pea Old Virginia will be for other, and to assist each oth
needed profession, they are be incouraged as much as
'"State, and rare oppotunities
er out of difficulties and over important factors in ed 11ca- possible."
rehere offered for a practical. cocks, because they have dis Cleveland for next President
"fl cheap education. The school covered that it will not be so says the Richmond 7 imes. hard places. We need to en tion entertainment and pros
lighten eachother as far as
The Montgomery gold
u has an enrollment of over necessary to default in the
The alliance is on in all the we can on farm topics, stock- parity. Also there should be mine is now in the hands of
'"pupils. Latin, French, and
the English branches taught. pavrrent of the fifty odd mill far western States. In Ohio raising and all that pertains no war made on the 1<
r full particulars address the ions of
MA percent bonds and New York they are quite to our calling. We ought to profession. The lawyers are some New Yorkers and is
that will mature in Septem active.
eipal at
be both student and teacher a most useful class of men proving to be a bonanza.
ber next. Doesn't take much
H
Sutherland, N. C.
Money to loan.
WASHINGTON
WATAUGA
�, tied on Sonoma fifty years a- storm has moderated and in
AT? 1 A COMPLETE NEW8PAPER!
i go and must be now something dications are th&t floods will
V- ^
t
V
The Prideofthe North Carolix , T , XX , 4 ™ t «
I Mexico City PI built alter | over one hundred years otage, he follow.
vu, is
na Press."
-0I). B. Dougherty, Editor.
U
• I
Harrisburg, Pa., March
R c. Rivers, Publisher the manner oi the fepanisn stated the reason the valley was
Do you want to aid in building
cities, and the style of the called Sonoma was because it had 28.—The greatest snow storm ^ V, ith the openenmg of the UP a PAPER that shall reflect the
houses makes them conven "heap mueneemoon" (translated of t h e geasQll} go f ar a s this New J ear w ewish to say tot-he greatest credit on North CaroliMoretz Mills, N. C.,
into good English, many moons) .
concerned
0 ver. good people of \Y atauga and na, no matter where it may be
March 28, '91. ient for Southern life. The
Further inquiry developed thefact
^ from 3 Q (.lock
s_: surrounding counties that we seen? Then patronize
Mr. Editor:—Some time since house of a wealthy resident
' ' are now prepared to sell you | The Wilmington Messenger,
between the town of Sonoma and
I saw an article in your paper, of Mexico is built on an open the Bella Vista vineyards, a (lis- f1 a,\ morning until 10 o i i n o r e goods for
A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER
Do you want a reliable paper
from "W. H. C.," of Foscoe,rela court, with few, if any, win tanceof four or five miles, the clock this morning without
giving you all the news of the
ting to the evils arising from a dows opening on the streets. m o o n w h e n i t i s f u l l c a n b e s e e n i n t e r m i s s i o n , r e a c h i n g a
world—a Democratic newspaper
lack of education, and a failure A flight, of steps from t h e by the traveler to rise seven times depth of about sixteen inches
that equals the best- has tin
And better goods than it has
of parents and guardeanstosend
court leads up to an upper in succession over themountains on a le\ el. Country roads a ie ever been your good fortune largest circulation, and has fo1
their children to school in our
i
gallery on to which all the in the east owing to their pecu- j impassable, but passenger to get in Elk Prrk, or at any twenty-one years been and part
and factorin thegrowth
dev
State, with a proposed remedy
rooms open. This gallery is liar formation. The phenomenon J trains on the rail-roads are other country (own in the velopment of the Old North
for same, therefore I wish to sub
has been witnessed by many old arriving and departing on mountains.
State? Then subscrbe for
mit a few thoughts for the con often ornamented with grow
residents in the early evening at time. Freight traffic is some
THE WILMINGTON MESSENGER
ing plants and flowers. Some
sideration of your readers.
the rising of the full moon. This, what impeded, but will be all
Campaign Rartes:
I have been somewhat interes times a fountain, bird cage,
no doubt, has been observed by right in a day or two. A pas
The "Daily Messenger,'" b'.
ted in education for about eigh statuary, and even growing
the Indians, and hence the name
senger t a in on the Middle- has been carefully selected mail, 4 months 011 trial, foi
teen years, having taught school trees, add to its adornment.
from the Northern Markets, 12,00
"Valley ofthe Moon "—Sonoma
in three different States, twenty- The houses are seldom more
town and Hummelstown rail and we can thereby save you The weekly "Transcript Mes
Index Tribune.
three sessions in all, and I have than two stories.
road plunged into 41 snow the percent of the middle senger," (the largest and
never occupied a school-house as
drift near Hummelstown last men, which you are bound to best paper in the State) 9
There are no chimneys in
A GLOOMY PREDICTION.
night and was unable to pro pay if you purchase of mer months on trial for $1.00
teacher, where the phenomenon the Mexican cities, for therea
ceed. This morning several chants who buy goods from Cash in advance. Roth
of this evil was not made mani
PROVIDENCE, March 30.— hundred men dug it out. The
son that there are no fire
fest. To obtain relief from this
papers are large Eight-Page
places; the cooking is done Mr. Eugiue G. McCauliffe, of storm seems to have been Southern Dealers.
sheets. Send Postal Card
evil without producing others ethis city, yesterday received /confined to the belt between
with the address of five per
qually as bad, or even more griev on little charcoal furnaces or
a letter dated Pine Ridge Altoona and Lancaster. The
braziers places wherever most
sons and receive sample cop
ous, involves great difficulty. Mr.
Agency, from Rev. Father snow is rapidly melting.
Don't be satisfied with +he ies of THE MESSENGER.
C. urges a cumpulsory school law convenient.
The=dress of the Mexican Francis M. J. Craft, the In- Gen. Beauregard aged 73 wor ks of praise from others, Oct, 1st, 1888. tf.
as the only power that can sever
but come and be CONVINCED
fetters, and set at liberty those women is very graceful and dian missionary who predic still lives, perhaps the ablest that we have on hand the
TAKE THE
who are incarcerated in the dole pretty. The fashionablebon ted the recent Indian trouble
soldier now living in the best selected stock of BOOTS,
ful cell ol ignorance. Other com net is not worn here. In its aud who himself was shot at
(Men's & Boys) SHOES , in all
munications concur with him that place is the long scarf with Wounded Knee. In the com United States.
styles and best qualities.
-GOINGthe people should be compelled fringed borders, known as the munication Father CTaft pos.
Gent's and Ladies furnish
R. G. Dun & Go's weekly ing goods in the greatest pro
to send to school, but have it voboza. In the rich families itively points out the danger
optional with parents and guar
it is made of silk, in the poor, of more serious trouble un- Review of trade says the out fusion,
deans as to the grade of school
of a blue cotton material. ess the Indians are placed look of bus n i ssis fairly active TO
THE LADIES,
WORD. Emigrants going to any of the
to which they send. With all due
Western States or Territories
From the aged gTandame to under control of the War De f on the season of the year.
/
respect to the authors of these
will save time and money going
partment. He says, in part:
VVe wish you to examine via. Chicago and Alton route,
articles, and their opinions, we the five-year old girl this
graceful drapery is worn by As the case stands now the
our complete line of dress- t is the quickest route to
think that they have failed to
oods, consisting of
comprehend the problem which all who go out into the street. cause of trouble still exists
KANSAS CITY, DENVER,
CM sh meres,
It is never too warm for it, and the Indians and whites
they have undertaken to solve.
PUEB EC),
Worsteds,
They make no difference with re and every woman has a way are at the mercy of any ras
And all points in Idaho, Wash
Henriettas,
ington, Oregon, Utah
gard to the circumstances of men, of draping it over her head cal who finds it to his inter
French flannel,
and California,
but propose to fine all who fail and shoulders which is pic est to annoy and endanger
Jersy flannels,
Finest and Best Equipped
to send their children to school; turesque and pretty.
?
Niiu's veiling,
them. The only thing that
this fine to be added to the school
Armadilla cloth,
Boa d in the I' 'est.
in the way of the
The men wear an equally stands
Only line running Solid Vesti
fund. They must have forgot
settlement of all
and, in fact, a, full line of all
picturesqe garment known as speedy
bu d trains between St. Louis
ten the geographical situation of
a serape. It is a gayly color the difficulties by immediate Blood Medicine the most fasionable fabiics and Kansas City.
many of our school districts and
transfer of the Indians to the So say Leading Vliysicians for ladies wear.
Reclining Chair cars and Tour
the remoteness of the domicils of ed blanket. Among the la
ist Sleepers free of extra charge.
War Department is the desire and Druggists, and their opin
many citizens from their respect boring classes the head is
I will meet parties at any rail
road station with through tickets
ive school-houses, which renders thrust through a hole in the of politicians to retain the ion is indorsed by thousands
politi cured by it of Scrofula, Ec
and baggage checks.
it impossible for them to send to middle of the blanket, and it plunder. As these
Our stock in this line is fresh
For full information, maps arid
falls equally, before and be cians are our public servants zema, Erysipelas, and other
school at the time the free schools
from the Taylor's shears and descriptive pamphlets of the
diseases of the blood.
are taught without greatly im hind upon the wearer. But and in our power, we Ameri
the greatest pains have be m West write to or call on
"Ayer's Sarsaparilla lias won its repu
periling the lives of their children. o n t h o s e w h o s e w o r k , p e r can citizens should use that tation by years of valuable service to the taken in their selection as to
B. A. NEWLAND,
It is the
— R. S. Rang,
They have also overlooked the haps we should whose idle power to turn them out of community. Merrimackbest."I.owell, Mass.
Tra veling Passenger Agt...
Gyle, make and flnnish.
If
Druggist. 212
st..
l.)r. \V. 1*. Wright, Daw Daw Fori), Tenn.,
hebdomadal, whose infirmities ness does not require thefree the offices they have abused
you need a suit of clothes we 19 Patton Ave., Asheville, N. C.
says: '"in my practice, I invariably pre
J. CHARLTON, G. I'. A
forbid that they should attend use of the hand or arm, this to our loss and disgrace. scribe Ayer's Sarsaparilla for chronic dis will make it save you money
Chicago, 111.
eases of the blood."
school at any time. Such an act serape is worn with much o With the people rest the rem
to buy of us.
Dr. It. it. Hoyle, Third and Oxford sts.,
Philadelphia, Pa., writes: -Dor two years
might prove beneficial to the w illgrace. It is carelessly flung edy and 011 them will rest 1 have prescribed Ayer's Sarsaparilla in
fuly negligent, but when the poornumerous instances, and J iind it highly
ver the shoulder and brought blame if they will not bestir efficacious in the treatment of ail elisor-:tis
children of misfortune, who are
the blood."
themselves. Every word that of L. M. Robinson, Pharmacist, Sabiua. O.,
—ANDdependent upon the daily labor to the front and is held by
Bacon, Flour,
: "Ayer's Sarsaparilla has
the right hand and arm a- 1 have said for the past year certifies great seller. My customersnlv.ays
of their parents tor support, arc!
been a
think
Lard, Sugar,
KNOCKED OUT!
to it."
Coffee, Rice,
who are often pinched by cold cross the lower part of the has been verified, and I think there is no blood-purifier equal afflicted with
"For many years 1 was
J. P. HENSON, DARK RIDGE,
at last be
Canned goods.
and gnawed by hunger, when the face. The sombreoor hat has it is now time for Americans scrofulous running sores, which,amputating
came so bad the doctors advised
N. C.,
Salt, syrups,
reward of parents' labor will not a high peaked crown and to say what they are going one of my legs to save my life. 1 began
taking Ayer's Sarsaparilla and seen saw an
Pepper, Spice,
is just receiving a large stock
supply their needs, it would be a ery broad brim, and wheth to do.
improvement. After using about two dozen
Ginger, and
bottles the sores were healed. I continue to
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
grand imposition. Said fine will er of felt or straw, is always
•'The American people are take a few bottles of this medicine each
Soda.
year, for my blood, and am no longer trou
only be taking the bread from ornamented with a thick cord esponsible, if they fail to act
This line of our stock isfull which will be sold for Cash or
bled with sores. 1 have tried other reputed
the poor to educate those whose of silver or gold tinsel, with at once, for the evils that blood-purifiers, but none does so much good and complete, and sold al country produce at prices
as Ayer's Sarsaparilla."—D. A. Robinson,
never before heard of. Give
circumstances permit them to at assels.
most at starvation prices.
will certainly follow. Heaven Noah Kansas.
him a call,
tend school. Such legislation w ill
Don't tail to get
S
Jesus Christ is by no means grant that I may not now
apr 2D ly.
not only wrench out ofthe hands
M.',
H
an uncommon name, and is >e making another predic
of many citizens their just earn
BOOTS
PR EPA RKT> BY
applied both to men and tion, to be lightly disregard
ings, upon which the support of
E
ed and terribly verified. If 01 J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
.themselves and families depend, women. Trinidad was a darkS
Sold by Druggists. $1,six$3. Wortli
u bottle.
but it will open the way for nu eyed girl who did errands for the Indians are not to be
Our stock of Boots and
merous, now unthought of evils, us, her young friends was transferred to the War De
Shoes, we claim, cpn not b<'
Trade-Marks
which human averice aud envy Jesperidione, and we were partment, but are to be fur
NOTICE.
beaten in Western North Car Caveats, and conducted for obtained, and all Pat
ent business
Moderate Fees.
Office is Opposite
Office,
will in the future breed. 1 hope told about her two compan ther robbed and abused, I
olina, as we can fit any onr and Our can secure patent 1_U. S. Patent than those
Sale of Valuable Lands.
1 we
secure patent in lc9S time
from the hardy mountaineei remote from Washington.
those who favor such legislation ions who were Eulogio and suppose I must prepare for
Send model, drawing or photo.,
P.y virtue of a certain decree to the most dainty foot that tion. We advise, if patentable orwith descrip
not, free of
will maturely deliberate upon the Kefugio; Migueleta and Fele- another dose of lead and
till patent is secured.
of treads only on the softest charge. Our fee not dueObtain Patents," with
A Pamphlet, "How to
subject, and see if the proposed ciana would sometimes drop steel, which will, I hope, be made in the Superior Court of
names of actual clients in your State, county, or
Caldwell county in the case
remedy is not worsethanthenow in for a friendly talk with the more effective than the last. S. L. Patterson administrator j carpets. Buy of us and be town, sent free. Address,
existing evil. I think that a much porter and to inquiie aftei I am heartily sick and tired d. b. n. of Phineas Horton deed., happy.
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D. C.
vs. J. C. Horton, efc al. I will,as
better method to obliterate this
the health of the baby of of witnessing the miseries connnisioner, sell at the court
great evil might be effected if tea
OUR Solid
NEW)
gu ad a loupe, contracted into that I cannot correct, and house door in the town of Boone
WatchL
chers, while teaching would visit
sharing the suffering of the N. C., on Monday, the 4th day
Worth $ a OO.OO. Beit $85
watch in the world. Perfect
those in their districts who are Lou pez.—Inteligencer.
That we have only quoted
timekeeper. Warranted heavy,
unfortunate Indians and of May. 1891, two certain tracts
SOLID UOLD hunting rases.
a few articles contained in our
Both ladies' and gent • sixes,
least interested, impressing upon
with works and cases of
brave soldiers who areforced ol land in Watauga county, one large stock, but invite yon
SONOMA'S VALLEY.
/equal value. ONE TBRSON ii
known as the Shearer place, ly
them their duty as parenls and
each locality can secure or*
'free, together with our larg
guardeans, and if those who are There have been manyexplana into conflict and then slan ing on New River, near theThm to send us your orders, on*
valuable line of II ouschoh
Sample*. These samples, as we
dered by the cowardly politi Fork Church, containing 129 a- come and see us, and get
as the watch, are free. All the work yo
most interested would, when as tions offered in times past as to
need do is to show what we send you to those who call—you
creH more or less. The other tract
neighbors and those about you—that
result
sociated with the careless, speak why the name of Sonoma wasgiv cians who slaughtered them." fifty acres of wood-land, situated what you need. If you don t friends and trade for us,which holds for years whenalwaysstarter
In valuable
once
pay all express, froight, etc. Aft
^•4, If you \.
would
you ca
want to purchase anything, and thua we are repaid. Welike to go to work for us.Address
—Messsnger.
you know all, if you
freely of the beauties of an educa en to this valley by the native
within one mile of the Shearer
Mm from SZOto 9«t» per weckiand upwards
flace, on the opposite side of New come and see, and always re Mtluaon «fc Co.. Mo* SI*. JPortlaud, Maine.
tion and the impending dangers tribes of Indians who, upon the
liver, Terms of sale (j months member that it is no trouble
A FEAFUL SNOW STORM.
of ignorance. Won by these migh advent of the white man, over
credit. Note with approved secu to show goods.
ty influences, great aspirations one hundred years ago, peopled
Harrisonburg, Va., March rity. S. L. PATTERRON, COM.
Hoping to merit a large
would be conceived by many am this section of the country by
At the same tims and place I share ot your trade in the fu
28.—The snow fall which
those whose ability would permit thousands. Of course we all know
commenced Thursday night will sell for cash a quantity of ture, and hoping each and
would unite their efforts with that Sonoma in aborigine means
rye, about 50 bushels, now in the a ll a prosperous year, we are
ours, and labor with great zeal "Valley of the Moon," but just at 9 o'clock, continued till hands of W. L. Bryan, of Boone. most Resp.
S. L. PATTERSON, A DM*.
and anxiety for the mental devel why that name was bestowed up 3 o'clock to-day. Snow is
Ihe tireless toilers foi trade,
March 25, 1891.
opment of the country. A com on it, is another question, and melting rapidly, but it is
pulsory school law would excite one, too, which we believe has still quite deep. It has been
(
A Y I?.«*?•» , ri'1rrt«k« to briefly
tench sny fainy intelligent person of either
their prejudice, rather than win never been satisfactorily answer the longest snow storm for
sex, who run read nnd write, and v. ho,
after instruction,will work industriously,
Elk Paik, Jan., 5, 1891.
their affections, and they would ed . Recently, while talking to an years.
how to rirn Three Thousand Dollar.
=> 0. £8 UNIONSQUARE.NY.;'^
V oar In theirown localities, wherever they llve.I will alto furnish
CH!££"-b ^e-f,Tl-RNTA.G ,situation
employment,at which
earn
resist it as an encroachment up aged Indian who had resided on
Winchester, Va.,March 28. the nioncr furorme unless successful as you ranKaallythalainount.
D/ULAS.TER
No
above.
and quickly
ill mail orders Prompt ST.10UIS.M0.
each dlatrict or county.
on their liberties, i would like to the old Nick Carrigan ranch for —Snow fell for forty one learned. I dealrc hut one worker fromwith employment a ImgeI ly filled.
have already fought nnd provided
number, who are making over $8(100 a year ench." It's JTEW
W. L Bryan,
MO 1,1 It. Full
hear from others on this impor many years, and who was an oid hours, reaching a depth of and C, AI.I..EN. particulars F tl EE. Address at ones,
Box 4»0, Augusta, Maine.
B o o ii e, N.C
two and a half feet here. The K.
i ant subject.
E.
man when General Vallejo set»V a udUftci iii ixlocr at
Am Ji.j of Mexico
ai. ! it* Poople,
LESS MONEY
OUR STOCK
COME m SEE!
Ghicago and Alton R. R.
West and Northwest
Aver s
rsap arrna
The Best
GROCERIES.
s sarsaparilla
REMEMBER
>3000
s
B
--lit,
C. A. SNOW & CO.
Coffey &Councill.'
aC
A
/
�The Watauga Democrat,
Snow fell all over North with things beautiful. Every
Ala. which was the first April thing looks delightful and
1). It. Dougherty, Editor.
snow for 40 years.
feels that way too. Tower
It C. Rivers, Publisher
ing peaks rise up in magnifi
-oNorth Carolina has lost one cence, grandly overlooking
A DEMOCRATIC family news of her most important state the hills and valley's below.
—Opaper devoted to the interests of
And along the Streams of
County, State and Nation. Pub officers.
limpid waters . which flow
lished every Thursday at. Boone,
'Watauga County, N.C.
A large bear was killed in downward from.their moun
the streets of Williams ton tain sources winding in arid
We propose to make it to"
Thursday, April, 0, 7891. on the 26 ult.
out among hills and glens, vour interest to trade with
0filled with finest specimens of
us, and in so doing, we give
On Wednesday we received Col. Win.Saunders secretary the finny tribes and fringed
M the Mines of the Company Sear Lenoir,Caldwell Comiof state died on the 2nd day with luxuriant growths of von some articles that are
by telegraph the distressing
ty, ^orthCarolina, Wednesday, April 15,1891,at 10A,M>
of this month at Raleigh.
vegetation, we may loiter in contained in our
news of the death of his excel
quietudes domain amid sur
lency Governor Daniel G.
j
- -0—
The Heading, Pa, iron roundings of beautiful pan
Fowle, which occurred at 12
' At the above time and place I will sell at public auction the en
works have reduced the orama's and dream of fairy
o'clock on the night before.
tire property and equipments of the Bee Mountain Company, inwages of 5,000 employeescreatures and almost enjoy on which we propose to give eluding mining implements and machinery of every discription, toThe death of the Governor
their very presence, so per you unequalled
; get her with leasehold and mineral rights. Lands are located in
was sudden, being caused by
Charlotte's new public build fect are the surroundings of
Caldwell and Watauga Counties. Terms—Three and Six months.
a stroke of apoplexy. The
iNotes payable in Bank. Liens retained..
ing-has been completed and gaudily dressed Nature. And
Governor was about 60 years
CHAS. A. WILSON
the post office was moved in then, the man who toils in
Assignee Bee Mountain Company.
of age. There were no fur
to it last Sunday.
dustriously, never fails to
ther details. According to
get a compensation for his BOOTS & SHOES.
the Constitution Lieutenant
S3
A lady of Reidsville found labors. Great fields ot wav
Governor Thomas, M. Holt a. pearl in an oyster, a jewel
K
becomes Governor of the er examined it and found it ing grain aifd rustling corn
are sure rewards for his dilliState to fill out the unexpired to he of great value.
genee. Undeveloped treas
term until Jan. 1, 1893. The
President of the Senate suc A new and almost perfect uries of minerals of unknown
In this line we can fit and
ceeds Governor Holt as Lieu imitation of the two dollar quantities lie beneath our
tenant Governor. We are silver certificate is in circula feet. Pasture is our great suit all. The very best val
In order to encourage our friends to help us in our ef
benefactor. Small fruits de- ues at panic prices. 8ee our forts to raise our subscription list several hundred within
tinder the impression that tion. Look out for them.
liciously flavored and berries line before buying.
Mr. Turner, of Iredell, was
the next few months, we have decided to make some PREelected by the Senate at its Arkansas legislature has admired for their palatable
MIL M OILERS to clubbers which we are sure will enccur
late session as President, passed a bill in both houses qualities* abound everwhere
age some active persons to go to work and make a nice
though we are not sure. In to pension disabled ex-Con in the land of the sky, from
thing-for themselves, and at the same time help to build
the lowest valleys to the sum
Dry Goods,
case of a vacancy in the Gu federate soldiers.
up their home paper.
mits of the mountains. Other
bernatorial chair, now the
Four thousand, five hun
countries may boast of more
President of trieSenate would
Beef cattle has advanced
dred yards of DRY GOODS.
succeed. If there is no Presi from 3 to 4% in the state of extensive mining facilities or Here you will find the lat
dent of the Senate the Secre Wyoming. Cattle men are of warmer climes. Others est styles and best qualities
may possess moreWealth or
r
tary of State is to call the elated over their prospects.
at un-heard-of prices.
A
power, but we have mines,
Senate in extra session for
temperate climate, moderate
the purpose of electing a
Meat Camp, N. C.
To the person securing us fifty CASH subscribers by the
wealth and power, abun
! u
President, who will then be
* ! ! first day of Aprile, 1890, we will give as a premium, on
April 6, 1891.
lIUu a
0 a b
dance of joy, delight and
Lieutenant Governor.
MR. EDITOR :—How often the
In this branch we carry a delivery of the names a Genuine
alluring voice of friends in a healthful days allotted unto FRESH STOCK , both staple
SINGER SEWING MACHINE.
The last official act per far off country tells of good us. All these things com and fancy at prices lower
This Machine is strictly first class in every partiular, and
formed by the lamented Gov ly lands and great riches. bine to in ake' our Wa t a u ga than the bottom notch.
county a home tobecontent
retails regularhqat #40.00. It is a .perfect jem and is well
ernor Fowle was the appoint Things almost incredible
worth ever cent of the money.
ment, made on Saturday, of they depict in
glowing ed with, a home that we will
never willingly desert, to get
:_0
Capt Octavius Coke to the of speeches. An effect equal to
Hats, Hats.
to go to a better one.
fice of Secretary of State to those produced by a fairy
A nice lot at the very low
succeed Col.. William. L. m a n i pu 1a t i n g h is w a n d, are The West may possess at est prices. We can fit any
To the person sending us a club of fifteen we will give on
Saunders, who died on the made upon us. We drink tractions and hold opt in body. Call and examine our
ducements, but Watauga
preceding Thursday morn every word they utter as if it
stock before buying: else delivery of the same, the ipo«t valuable hook known to
ing. This appointment meets was a voice of inspiration. does too, though not to the where.
the English-speaking people. Who can do business of a»
with universal approval. At So many good things and half of its ca pacity. Boom
ny kind, without that great volume,
the time of his appointment beautiful objects abound in her up. ye citizens! Run her
WEBSTER'S UNABRIDGED DWTIONARI ?
Capt. Coke was a retired law other lands that it appears to her full capacity! Don't
yer and an acti\ e farmer liv unto us that we are living in lag any longer but press our Jeans! JEANS !! J FANS!!! This is no shoddy edition, but is the complete work in
ing near Raleigh. He was a the very worst country on country on to front. Make We have the largest stock in heavy leather, and has, up to a few months since, always
gallant Confederate officer. the habitable globe. Every Watauga stand outconspici- town, which will he sold at sold for #12. Think of this wonderful book for only fif
He was a member of t he Leg object of which they speak eous on the maps. It is to special low prices.
teen subscribers to your home paper.
islature for several terms. In is so strange in contrast with the interests of her people to
0
praise
1880 he was Chairman of the our surroundings, that an love herher to cherish her,
and build her up in
CLUBS O F TEN.
Democratic State Executive overwhelming impulse mov to that grand domain of
Committee. In 1884 he was a. ing us to a desire to'seethose prosperity and beauty that
For ten new subscribers we will give an extra Steelcandidate for Democratic broad praries and fleeing she is susceptible of being
Engraving 30 x 40 inches, which is cheap at #5.00, and is
WILLET MILLER.
nomination for Governor herds or gaze upon the snow made.
truly a magnificent picture. Make clubs at once.
This department is com
which Governor Scales re- capped summits of the Rock
plete. We can fit the tall,' S&*lhe National Democrat and Watauga. Democrat lor
NOTICE.
cieved. The vote of Watauga ies, or, delve into deposits of
One dollai hud seventy-five cents per year/:M
the gold and silver in Nevada North Carolina, Watatnga Co, the short, the lean, and tlie
Went for Capt Cokeor California, seize us. That Cloyd & Johnson vs. B e e fat.
Kg)
Mountain Company. Attach
BOYS CLOTHING!
&
We have lived in Boone 26 inward faculty of excitement ment. One hundred and forty-two
years this month, and recol and curiosity as aroused and dollars and forty-three cts, due A nice lot which.will be sold
lect that in April 1866 court our imaginations conjure up by account. Warrant of attach at a very low figure.
ment, levied on certain lands
came on the 3rd, Judge Hen pictures of fabulous wealth tenaments belonging to said and
de
ry presiding. The wind and and beauties just waiting for fendants and situated in said
snow were so severe that us to go and take possession county, returnable befoie R. K. GOODS. Shirts,
Drawers,
Hartley' a justice of the peacefor
GRAND OPENING! NEW GOODS.
court did not convene until of them.
Watauga county at his office on
Collars,
Wednesday. This was a fear But, are we justifiable in the 23rd day of May, '91,'at 1, p.
-o• Cuffs,
ful spell of weather and lasted such things as allowing our m., when and where the defend
three days. The snow was selves to be led off to such a ants are required to appear and Under ware,
answer the complaint. It further
Gloves,
drifted and the wind was state of excitability that appearing that the said •'defend
Hose,
high and very cold, but the we at once dispel all persua ants arc non-residents of this
•iiiuG
present cold and snowy wea sions and discard the mind State, it is therefore ordered that Handkerchiefs,
notice of summons by publica
Cravats,
&c.
ther beats the record for con pictures painted by enthusi tion for six successive weeks he
It is gratifying to us to announce to our numerous
Can suit all in this depart
tinuance. Last Friday, the astic friends of ours and made in the Watauga Democrat,
customers that we have now, and still arriving the largest
3rd, it snowed and blowed our countries, and disregard a weekly news-paper, published ment.
stock of goods ever brougt to v atauga. We have recent
and continues in its severity. that our eyes have seen our in Boone, Watauga county, re
ly bought in Philadelphia and Knoxville #6000.00 worth
quiring the defendants to appear
Our stock consists of all varieties of
The wind has not been so mouths ha^e tasted of our at my office at the time above In connection with 'my of NEW GOODS.
g o o d s kept in a first c'ass store.
We have a nice line of
other business I run a
high as it was in 1866 but in land's goodness; to make a mentioned for the hearing of the
ready made CLOTHING that we are offering Low down.
case, or judgment will be render
other respects it is a head. blind rush to some other
ed by default. This Apr. 9, '91.
The tanner will receive more country that almost invari
SHOES! OVER-SITOES! ROOTS!
It. K. HARTLEY, j. P.
Ladies dress goods in all qualities, colors and prices.
hides than usual this spring. ably proves inferior to ours?
Gents furnishing goods! Collars, cuffs, xeckware, shirts
Feed has been nearly all con Are we doing our country
socks and anything you want in the latest styles. HATS!
sumed and no grass yet. We justice when we gather up all
to suit men, women and children. Hardware, crockery,
are in great hopes that the "the money that we can pos
which we think is equal, to farming utinsels, Ac in great quantities. Our goods we're
severity of this spell is over sible get and send away to
any in the county, and we bought at a bargain and we propose to giveourcustomers
. ICAN
and that we will have warm, the west and spend it all and
guarantee o.ur prices as low the benefit of them. Come and sec our fine stock and you
AGENCYJoC
will he sure to buv. Extra inducements will be offered ' for
sunny weather now to glad | then com Q back to the only
a n any in the County
the next 60 days for (" ASH . We take all kinds of produce
den the hearts of the farmers place when a lazy man can
Thanking my customers for and ,live stock a specialty. Thanking ourfriends for past
and every body else. Our possibly live?
A pamphlet of Information and ab
jitaronage, we hope to merit it in the future by honest
past favors, I remain
stract of tho laws, Showing How to
people are badly behind in
We have a lovelier, health
Obtain Patents, Caveats, Tradq^
dealings and good oargains, we are
Very Respectfully,
\ Marks, Copyrights, sent free./
ier and better land in our
Address MUNN A CO./
farm work.
^,301 Broadway,
Very Respectfully
own dear land of the" sky
• New York.
l
Ttie tobacco rebjt to c!a i m s than in any other.
E, H.DOUGHERTY & BRO
will amount to #7,000,000.
The cool summers abound
ARE II BEE MOUNTAIN COM
ON TOP!
EE SALE.
ENORMOUS STOCK
559 pairs Boots and
Shoes.
CLUBBING RATES.
B
FOR A CLUB OF FIFTEEN
thine.
oiiirs i-ioisiiig
E. II. DOUGIIER
Hotel
and Feed
k
v
,W. L. Bryan.
BRO.
�'TP
—W. W. Scoot, the whole- read and road given over to and J. M. McGuire. Neg: W.
NOHCxj r
T will expose to public sale,
*TO THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. souled and genial editor of supervisors in Beaver oams R. Lovill and C. P. Henson.
the Lenoir Topic, gave us township.
: The discussion was able and at the court house door, in
1 copyl year
$1.00 a pleasant call in our office
G. A. Green, of stony Fork, I praise-worthy on both sides, the town of Boone N. C.. on
01 THE—1 " 6 months..
50 this week,
111 -' nii l\ Monday in May, it
We are always de -jpresented an account of $512| but the decission was render- ,the first iUC ] ! ' (ja A in i>
1 " 8 months".'.
35
i>
cj A
j
•
I i •• r
i.,,
_
being the 4th day ( >f said
lighted to see Bro .bcott, and tor conveying w. w. Greene, a ed in favor of the affirmative, rnonth 1891. the foi
following
ADVERTISING RATES.
hope he h as done well for his lunatic, to Morganton, not' We were now at liberty for j described lands, levied on by
1 inch lweek
$
most excellent paper among allowed, on account that hisisupper and dinner combined, me on the 30th day of March
xes on We Are Hea d-quarters For
our people, for it has surely estate is liable.
as Bingham termed it, till 6, ^1,
satisfy the taj
said lands being due and un
been one of the strongest de Petition for election on pro p. in., at which time the house
fenders of pure democratic hibition in Elk township, filed seemed too small to accom paid for theyears "89and'90 —ThisPart oi 7 he Earth—
towit:
principles in the Western part Apr. 6, 1891, ordered grant modate all who were present,
Boone township.
of the State. Come again Bro. ed, with s. J . Hendrix regis there being such a vast as
One tract containing 37 DON'T.You be the last to find
trar and J. H. Green and P. L. sembly But the music beingl acres ]j stec ] by carmichael, out waere the best goods are sold
I NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDER'S MEET Hendrix judges
commenced, which was very Lee's heirs. Tax 58. cost 1.05. the cheapest. We are uow open
ING.
One tract listed by cowles ing and displaying the largest
Entered at the Post-office at Notice is hereby given that Ordered that J. w,Harrison charming, the entire audi c. J . containing 40 acres ad stock of seasonable goods of the
Boone, N. C., as second-class a raeeeting of the stock hold and o. M . storie be given un ence seemed quiet, with, per-1 joining- the lands ofs. j.coun highest merit eVer brought to
nail matter.
ers of the Smoky Gap and til oct. 1 s t to complete the hops, some slight exceptions. cill and others, known as the this town, which will be sold low
Blue Ridge Turnpike Compa new road Pom John nays to The evening exercises were Frank cousin land. Tax for er than ever. Our motto is good
ny wilNbe held at Linville, A. R . Nelsons.
LOCAL KEWS.
very good, consisting of dec '89 1.79 for '90 1.92, costs goods, fair dealings and low pri
ces.
N. C., on Wednesday April
w. B. eouneill, M. D., filed his lamations, recitations, songs 3.05.
0fi
. Lawrence has been 15, 1891.
monthly jjpport as superin by the accomplished young One tract listed by Hagamnn J. R . containing 210 ajuite il; but we learn that
tendent of the board of ladies and dialogues. Injus
ci-es, tax 13.09, cost 1.05.
State Docket Superior Court.
e is improving.
health.
tice to Mr. Bingham, and in
One tract listed by naga
—Our court has been a te- State vs. Adams and Keller, Wm. Lyons presented his ac honor to the patrons, I must man John's heirs, containing Canslsting of Ginghrims anil
iious week on account of the guilty. Fined $5 and costs. count of$22.60 for keeping say that the school was on 133 acres, tax 3.85, cost 1.05 Prints in all the latest styles. Sui
tings, outer-cloth, Simpson's zeph
Beaver Dams.
nud, snow and rain.
State vs. J oh n Lunsford, .a f- pa u pers a t poor house for the ly bv subscription, and after One tract listed by Thomp ers; shirtings and lawns' in all
month of March. Amount he had taught three weeks
—Mr. J. H. Brown, of Sands, fray; not. guilty.
son wm. (col) containing 16 the spring colors, HENRIETTA
with about 50 pupils, some acres, tax 12 cts cost 1.05. cloth in the spring stripes which
allowed.
4s four South down ewes, State vs. Alfred Bowles, re
is all *the go for spring wear.
C M. Hodges allowed $1.60 thing like the grippe took
Bald Mountain.
rat has 9 lambs, and a cow moving fruit trees; not guil as . J . p's cost.
hold Jof those bright eyed
One tract listed by cowles LARGE STOCK of black
ty.
lat has two fine calves.
Official reports of j. l. children and hroUghtthem to c. J . containg 100 acres, tax
State vs. Polly Potter, re
1.16 cost 1.05.
Sattines; Silk for trimming in all
—B. J. Greene, of Blowing
tailing; guilty; fined $50 and church, Phillip church, Benja suffering, and somesaid Bing One tract listed by Davis colors. All kinds of Laces in Hem
yock, says the Alfalfia grass
min Greer, M. F . presnell and ham's school was a 'bust'
costs.
J M c, containg 39 acres, tax Stitch and Vandike Points. Let.
won't do for this country, as
w. M . Michael received and or never to be rebuilt. He pay tax 3.07 cost 1.05.
us call ymr special attention to
State vs. Vick Johnson, re
he has tried it.
dered filed.
ing no attention to this after One tract listed by Elliage our 4-4 Fruit of the Loom Bleach
tailing; guilty, judgment sua
J- L. Hayes filed his report a week's suspense went to Alfred containing 30 acres, Domestic at 10 cts per yard. Lin
—Mrs Sarah, wife of John pended on payment- of cost.
en Shambries both solid and stri
the school-house and went on tax 23. cost 1.05.
Swift died a few days ago on State vs. Julius Triplett, a. for the month of March.
ped. Our stock of ribbon is eBlowing Rock.
qual to a regular milinary deThe following list takers with the noble work laid be
love Greek, with diptheria & b.; not guilty.
\
' One town lot listed as the partmeut.. Jeans, cottonades.
liud also her young child.
State vs, Charley Pope, lar and assessors were appoint fore him, and in five weeks, property of Moore s p, ad Plaids, Domestics, Bed-ticking;
ed towit: Boone, J. F . Hardin, with the generosity of the joining the lot of w H Edmis- and hundreds of things we' can
-P. T. Barnum, the great ceny; not guilty.
show man and ex-Chairman State vs. George Benson, T . L . ori teller and J. H . pres good people on their part, ten for the year '89 tax 3.57 not mention.
cost 1.05
of the National democratic bastardy; guilty, fined $10 nell. Blue Ridge, w. B . Rodg- had rebuilt to the number of
Blue Ridge.
0ers, T . L . Day and J. c. cook. about 50 or 60 regular at
party, died on the 7th, at his and costs.
One tract listed by Adams
State vs. A. Link Shown, Blowing Rock; R. K . Hartley, tendants. Number enrolled Elbert, containing 33 acres
home, Bridgeport uonn.
wm, M. Morris and Ben. J. 79.1 only wish to ask anoth
—As we go to press the Lydia Shown and J. L. Thorn Green. Bald Mountain; H. F. er such a school for the in tax 2.88 cost 1.05.
One tract listed by cowles This department is very
Potter suit for the killing of as guilty of affray; Thomas Davis, J. I. wilson and H. A. coming year taking the cir c J containing 840 acres, tax complete, and at the prices we
Church is in progress. All the filled $5 Shown 7 months in Dobbin, jr. Beaver Dams; n. cumstances in consideration. for'89 6.02 for '90, 6.47, ore offering them they will not
stay long, in fact, we didn't buy
civil suits ha ve been contin jail; Lydia Shown, 2 months H. Farthing, j. j. T . Reeceand 1 will not omit saying that cost 1.05
in jail.
One tract listed by Earaes them to keep, and our custom
ued as the whole week will be
out judging
State vs Torn Shown, re- jeff D . wilson. cove creek; j. o i the evening of thefollo wing j M containing 125 acres tax ers have found thatbuy them.
consumed on the criminal
from the way they
c. Jones, J. w. Horton and N. day March 21 at 4 P. M., 3.08 costs 1 05
tailing, guilty; remanded to
docket.
Cove Creek
jail with orders that fre be Mast. Elk; s. J . Hendrix, p. L . Mr. J. H. Bingham and Mrs.
-OThe County SuperintendOne tract listed by Williams
Hamb.v and L. M . Hodges. Cora. A. Smith one of Caro
hired outfor the payment of
:
josaphine containing 30 a
Liut was in his office Monday
Laurel creek; M . c.Harman, c. lina's fair daughters were
all costs.
ores, tax 2.70cost 1.05.
and examined W. F. Recce,
State vs. Sam Tiivett and M . Greer and -calvin Greene. joined in marriage, at the
Elk.
k'f Sweet Water,, and J. R. Ellen Shores, adultery, guil Meet camp; J. H . Norris, J. H. bride's mother the widow
One tract listed by cowles A7om we hit you. In this de
|Iendrix, of Triplett, Vioth of ty. Trivett imprisoned in Co. Taylor and Manly G r e e n e. lady of J. W. Smith deceased. A D containing 50 acres, tax partment our stock is, without
doubt, the choicest that has ev
Rev, N. 0. Combs officiating.
horn obtained first grade
jail for 6 months, the other North Fork; w. N . Thomas, We wish for them along, hap 58. cost 1.05.
er been offered to the people ofOne tract listed by cowles the mountains.
U'tificates.
defendent took the insolvent j. M . south and A. J . wilson. py and useful life.
c J, containing 1,-947 acres, double and singlePrince Alberts',
stony Fork; A. J . Morefz, w.
breasted in sol
LJudge Hoke is a very pleas oath, and was released.
Mr. J. jS. M.ast who lias tax 14.99, cost 1.05
id black and fancy colors. FAR
s. Greene and L. G. Maxwell, been cor fined for months
Lit Judge, and has made a
Up to this time the Civil
One tract listed by cowles MERS, we can fit you in anjffihing
favorable impression on our Docket has not been reached shawnehaw; s. H . Banner, wm. with acute rheumatism, we & co, cowles' interst in 200 you want in CLOTHING: Some
thing nice and durable.
people. His decissions a re and it is now thought that- vuticanon and Phillip church, are glad to say, is now im acres, tax 1.88 cost 1.05.
A. S. A.
-One tract listed by cowles
prompt and fair. Although a it will not he reached this watauga: Benj. Baird, w. H. proving.
& calloway containing 100
-0compai itivel.v young man, he court owing tolthe homicide caloway and c. D . Taylor.
In purchasing medicines, don't acres, tax 77. cost 1.05.
Dr. w. eouneill presented an
is well established in the law. case now on trial.
One tract listed for Hardin
account of $7 for medical aid try experiments; the first and -T H & co. containing 400 aand has no trouble in arri
only consideration should be
to prisoners, and visit to R
cres, tax 1.54 cost 1.05.
ving at decissions.
In this department yoif will
"Ayer's Hair Vigor is a, most
genuineness. Ayer's Sarsaparilla
One tract listed by the Min
Triplett, a lunatic, and was
excellent preparation for the hair.
has stood the test of forty years, er a 1 a n d m ini ng co. con ta i n - find nothing but first class goods.
—The Weather has been so
We carry nothing but the best
allowed the same.
and to-day it is in greater de ing 100 acres, tax 19.25 cost sugar and coffee. In flour we car
inclement this week people at; I speak of it from experience. Its
mand than ever—a triumphant 1.05
ry from a medium to the very
tending court could not get use promotes the growth of new
Mast, N. C.
hair, and makes i1 glossy and
proof of popular approval.
best grades, Corn and meat at
Meet Camp.
out into the country to get
April 4, 1891.
soft. The Vigor is a sure cure for
One tract listed by cowles lowest prices. Salt hams Bacon
lodging, hence hotels a n d
dandruff."—J. W. Bowen, Editor Editor Democrat:
c J containing 445 acres, tax and Lard always kept in stock.
E 07.ICE!
early everybody else has Enquirer, McArthur, Ohio.
Having noticed nothing in
3.43 cost 1.05.
0
Whereas certain stock-holders of
neeh crowded toov^r-flowing
your paper in regard to the the Caldwell and Watauga Turn One tract listed by Miller T
ut we think all have been
c containing 112 acres, tax
COMMISSIONER'S COURT.
close of Mr. John Bingham's pike Company to wit:
April 6, 1891
10 shares; 3.85 cost 1.05.
co mfort'ably entertained.
school, I deem it proper even Joel Mast,
Stonv Fork.
Petition of Elijah Farthing
5
Franklin Baird,
In this line our stock is large;
—The following attorneys, for increase fbr his two chil now to say a word for those S. P. Dula,
One tract listed by cowles Nails, Iron, Plows, Hames Trace2
"
5
c J joe's heirs containing 75 chains, Mattocks, Shovels and
besides our local bar are in dren from $6 to $12 per who acquitted themselves so George Con ley,
2 "
acres, tax 96. cost 1.05.
nicely in the rendition of de- Henry Smith,
attendance on our court: month, not allowed.
all kinds of shelf-hardware at
William Real,
2
"
Shawnehaw.
claimation, recitations etc. Benj. Council!,
prices that moves them.
laj. Bingham, R. Z. Linney, Application of R. N. caloway
5
One tract listed by cowles
2
1. F. Morphew, E. Spencer asking to be released from the The exercises came off March Wm. Fincannon,
c -J containing 150 acres, tax
5
Blackburn. J. W. Todd, T. payment of a tax on40acres 10th and was opened at 10, Ren bin Mast,
for '89 1.08 cost 1.95
We thank our many custom-"
10
"
John Mast,
One tract listed by church ers for raising our sales to the
T. Hacklar, Col. G. N. Folk. of land valued at $80, grant a. m., by a song led by Mrs. Noah Mast,
10
"
E, Mrs., containing i74 acres handsome sum of $25,000,
S. L. Fox, the school joining Benj. Green,
f. A. Love, W. H. Bower, T. ed.
6
"
last year, and for the present
tax 1.94 cost 1.05
2
"
& L. D. Lowe, Lawrence N. N. Colvard presented an in the song. A number of the Philip Shtill,
year we have our figures placed
Watauga.
Vlex Green,
4
Vakefield and Jack Fletcher. account of $60.05 for keep young ladies then rendered have not claimed their stoek-no- One tract listed by Cowles at $35,000, and by low pri
compositions which 1 must tice is hereby given them or their c j containing 150 acres, tax ces, good goods and polite atten
-Notice.—I will be at Aa ing prisoners in county jail
tion, we expect to reach the mark.
say was most excel en t; after legal representatives to present 1.15, cost 1.05.
•on, Mitchell Co., N. C., May from first day of March to 6
their claims or the stock will be
One tract listed by camp- 7 hey all sing the same song:
which an intermission of fif forfeited In accordance with an
f tli, '91, for the purpose of day of April 1892, allowed.
bell
containing 100 a*********
Application of E. L. Carroll teen minutes was given for act of the last Legislature I will crcs. joe. 77. cost 1.05.
ganizinga, Lodge of Odd
tax
sell to the highest bidder for cash
recreation.
One tract listed by Fisfer We've found the store where buy
Wlows. The postponement asking to be released of doub
1st, 1891,
le poll tax of J . c. Carroll, or Now, everyone seemed anx at Patterson N.C. Juneremaining Lon, containing 75acres, tax ers get the very best attention,
all shares ofsaid stock
i>m Apr. 10 to May 27, is
ious for the address to be de unclaimed.
With great variety of goods too'
58. cost 1.05.
wing to the hall not being dered released.
One tract listed by Gil land tedious to mention.
HUGH GWVN.
livered by Attv. W. R. Lov
ead.v for said lodge.
>•> Application of j. B. Green
President. N p containing 100 acres, tax So low in price are they, they
ill, of Boone, and in honor to April 7th, 1891.
beat the lowest calculation,
G. GRAYSON, D. D. G. M. asking that N . p. can ter, of
1.08 cost 1.05.
Which makes us, as a family, smg
Beaver Dams township be re him, allow me to say here, as
J. L. HAYES, FX->SHFF.
ATTENTION !
out like all creation.
—The Co. Supt. asks us to say leased from double tax on was said by all who heard it,
March 30, 1891
My duties confine me closely to
And that is the reason we trade'
lat lie is already in possession 690 dollars valuation order his address was very fine and
Carolina, and I would exchange,
Pnng Ifttto fort iinc« hnve been made at with
several applications from ed released.
work for ut, by Anna P«g<\ Austin,
logical and spoke Well for him on favorable terms, $10,000 of
To**#, «nd,.luo. Bonn, Toledo, Ohio,
i^ee cut. Others are doing well. Why
.achers to teach for us in Boone,
ot you? Some earn over #I>00.00 a
W. D. Clark allowed $3 for as the deliverer, and for his stock in a phosphate company
nontii. You o iido the work and live
id thinks Ijy will have no diffifnt home, wherever you are. Even be
parents as the ones who train in Florida, my late residence, for
er* itfc easily earning from f5 to
a suitable farm in the mountains.
rlUt day. All agr§. We ihow you how
fitv in procuring an acceptable registering voters in Blowing
end start you. fan work in spare time
ed him.
ELKP N; Ci
Rock township.
ALEX. Q. IIOLLADAY,
or all tho time. Big money for workjd efficient teacher to begin aera. Failure unknown among them.
SEW and wonderful. Parricuhra free.
Raleigh, N. C.
Petition of c. p. nagaman T h e nex t f ea t u re of i n torest
March, 23,1801
• HalleU A* Co.,Uo\ 8HO Poi*tlaii<l,Main6
ut first of May. If any parwas a spirited and lively de
II? YOTJn HACK
FOR DYSPEPSIA,
outside olvicinily of Boone asking to he released from
Or you arts all worn out, roally good lei- noth
bate on "Femaleeducation,"
Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, use
1
ing, it is
uld like to attend please cor- poll tax for 7891' granted.
RRO'.VN'S IRON BITTERS.
with the following speakers:
Bliowygenera) rlcbilit TTEIt*.
* TKO.V KJ v. Try
All dealer? lu>ep ir SI per bottle. Genuine bw
I.
cure you, clennsf your liver, and
Road order of i . J . M i l
Affirmative: a. ii. Biriehaiii trade mark ami crossed red Mr ? on wrapper,
SUBSCRIPTION KATE S
Spring Announcement
Spot Cash Stora
w
Dry Goods.
Shoes.
Clothing.
Groceries.
Hardware.
JONES & VANCE,
1
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VOL 3
BOONE,
PROFESSIONAL.
NV. B. COUNCILL, J R.
1
i
ATTORNEY AT LAY.
Boone, N. C.
/A. B. COUNCILL, M. I).
Boone, N. C.
Resident Physician. Office
on King Street north of Post
Office.
L F. LOYILL
A TTORNEY AT T. - AW,
Boone N. C.
DR. L. C. REEVES.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office at Residence.
Boone, N. C.
L. I). LOWE,
Attornsy a!
,
Law
-AND-
NOTARY PUBLIC,
BANNER'S ELK. N. C.
DENTIST,
ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA.
Offers his professional services
to the people of Mitchell,
Watauga and adjoining coun-
ties.WWo bad innteial used
and all work guaranteed."©a
May 11 y.
E. S. Elackbnrft
Je civ on, N.C.
J. F. Horplitw.
Marion, N. C.
MORPHEW & BLACKBURN
ATTTORNEYS AT LAW.
Will practice in the courts
>f Ashe, Watauga and Mitch' 11 counties, also in the Fedv ml courts of the Dist.. and
< npreme Court of the State.
.. ollection oi claims solicited.
I 4>rl, 10.
Notice.
For sale. 900 a ores of land,
on Rich Mountain, Watauga
County, on which is asbestos,
and fine land for sheep ranch.
Pales private. L.I). Lowe &
J. T. Eurgerson, Ex'trs. of
Mrs. A. P. Calloway, deed.
Banner Elk, Nov. 15 '90..
Money to loan.
#}•
#>
Persons wishing to bor
row money, who can secure
t by mortgage on good real
J 4 rate, can be accommodated
v applying to
J.F. Spainhour, Boone N. C.
or A. J. Cri teller, I lor ton N. C.
4. 24.
NOTICE !
I am just, receiving a new
stock of goods bought for
cash down and will sell for
striekly pay down, at prices
to live and let live. You will
do well to call and examine
my goods consisting of boots,
shoes, dry goods, notions,
tic.
Yours truly,
T. A. CRITCIIER,
Bamboo. N. C.
o
1V
SUTHERLAND SEMINARY.
o
MISS EMMA WINN,
-o-
Graduate Greensboro Female College
PRINCIPAL.
This Institution of learning in
j ituatkl in one of the most pictur
que .and hospitable sections of
t" .e State, and rare oppotunities
a *e here offered for a practical.
c id cheap education. The school
... >w has an enrollment of over
" q pupils. Latin, French, and
f a he English branches taught,
tie |* full particulars address the
v, incipal at
SUTHERLAND, N. C.
WASHINGTON
WATAUGA
COUNTY, N. C.,
LETTER. ried Daggett through all his
troubles with Wana maker.
From our Regular Correspondent.
Some say that Lemon is to
The crowning shame of the furnish the postal cards for
repu bl i ea n
ad in i n ist ra t i o n nothing, the price going to
occurred, if iny information certain parties who are not
be correct and I have every to examine too closely into
reason for believing that it is, some of the business methods
Saturday afternoon, when J. of the pension king.
Gould accompanied by his Mr. Blaine is rollicking in
son George called at the the glory he obtained by call
White House and delivered ing the bluff of the Italian
his orders to Mr. Harrison, Government, but for some
together with his ultimatum reason he refuses to give out
as to what he would do if they a copy of the last despatch
were not obeyed. From there he received from Rudini, the
he went to the Post Office de Italian prime minister, and
partment and gave Johnnie all the information we ha ve
Wana maker a much Worse had about the despatch, said
shaking up than that given to be a straight back-down
him by "Teddy" Roosevelt on the part of the Italian
some mouth sago. Mr. Wana- Government has come by
press-cable from Rome. It
maker would have liked very
is said that one reason why
much to have kicked Gould
this despatch is withheld
out of his private office, but
from the public by Mr. Bla ine
there were reasons, aside
is that it raised a question
from Gould's "pull" with Mr.
of veracity between Baron
Harrison, why he dared not
Fava, the recalled Italian
offend the "little wizzard"
minister and Mr. Blaine, and
of Wall street, who had in
makes it very plain that one
his inside pocket some pa
or the other of them has
pers with the Wana maker
been handling the truth very
autograph thereon.
carelessly. Baron Fava is
Gould told Mr. Harrison
still here but he refuses to be
that unless his demands
seen, and Mr. Blaine says
were met he might as well
the despatch will not be made
abandon all hope of a vindi
public until after his reply
cation in'the shape of a rehas been prepared and sent.
nomination, and from the
smile Gould wore when he Meanwhile the public are well
clambered into His private satisfied to know that all
danger of serious complica
car, enroute for St. Louis,
Mr. Harrison must have tion with Italy has passed.
promised him something. The one hundredth anni
What does Gould want? The versary of the Patent system
same thing he always wants, of the United States is to be
his only deity—money. Ever celebrated here thi^ week, and
since June 1889, the Western grea t pre pa ration a re being
made for three"days of enjoy
Union Telegraph Corn[>anv
has been carrying the Gov- ment, both intellectual and
physical. Most of the prom
enfment's telegrams without
inent inventors of the Coun
rendering a bill therefore be
try are expected to take part
cause Mr. Gould refused to
in the program of entertain
except the compensa tion set
ment in some capacity, and
for the work by Mr. Wanatheir presence alone will at
maker. Want number one, is
tract a large crowd.
to be paid for this work at
Mr. Harrison expects to
his own instead of Wana ma start Oil his. Pacific slope trip
ker's price. Want number next week, if the eminent Ca
two, is to secure a liberal nadians, now being steered
slice of the postal subsidy around Washington by Sir
fund for his Pacific Mail line Julian Fauncefote, who have
which it seems he had heard come here to talk reciprocity
with Mr. Blaine in order to
was to be left out in the cold aseertain that gentleman's
in the grand divide. Want position, if he has one on the
number three, is the increase question of reciprocity with
of the amounts paid to all of Canada, do not raise some
his recently acquired Wes new interna tin nal complica
tion. Nobod v seen i s t o wa n t
tern rail roads for carrying to go with Mr. Harrison, T ud;
the mails. Modest isn't lie? even his wife and children.
J,shall watch carefully to see
The Billion Dollar Congress.
how many of these wants are
supplied by Mr. Harrison's II. will take all the gold and sil
ver produced hi the world for
administration.
Another scandal has been torn* years to pay the appropria
talked around town about tions made by the billion dollar
the new contract for supply congress.
All the wages of all the workers
ing the Post Office Depart
in every protected American in
ment with postal cards. By dustry for three years.
the way, the new cards, which All the wages of all the work
are to be furnished in two ers in 1,005 cotton mills for 20
sizes and colors, are to have years.
a design that would reflect All the wages paid in 1,990
no credit upon a cross-road woolen mills for forty years.
printer upon the address side, All the wages paid in all the
in the upper "ight hand cor g4ass industries for 110 years.
ner of which is to be a por Our total wheat crop for 1890
trait of General Grant. The will only pay one third of it. Our
new contract has been osten total corn ci op for 1890 will on
ly pay two-thirds of it.
sibly awarded to Al. Dag
"God help the surplus ?h It is
gett, the Brooklyn politician, God help the working man.—New
notwithstanding the trouble York World.
the department has had with
him during the last two years The most severe storm evunder a similar contract, but er known in Kansas prevail
the real con trader is George ed on the 27 nit. Railroad
E. I>enion, the king of the cuts were filled with snow
and travel traffic have sus
pension lobby, who has car pended ,
THURSDAY,
APRIL, 10, 1891.
The Bii*ert Tax--Formal Report of Mr.
THE NESTOR OF THE PRESS
Busliee to Governor Fowle.
Cor. Jackson Iss; e.
Mr. F. II. Busbee, who, as
agent of the State, secured
North-Carolina's direct tax
fund from Washington and
conveyed it to Gov. Fowle to
be refunded to those who are
entitled to if, has made a
formal report to the Govern
or, in which he sets forth at
length the history of the rais
ing of the direct taxes, etc.
The money having been ob
tained, the next qusotion is,
how to pay it out to the per
sons entitled to it. There are
at Washington about one
hundred and fifty books con
taining the stubs of the tax
receipts which from the re
cord upon which, as a basis,
the money will have to be
paid out. Properly accredi
ted agents of the State will
have to copy this record. In
closing his report, Mr Busbee suggests the publication
of the following statements
of interest to the public:
"Tire books have not yet
been turned oyer to the State
for examination, nor is the
exact number of the books
or the amount of work to be
done yet ascertained. It is
not possible, as yet, accura
tely to estimate the length of
time which this work will re
quire, but it will probably be
at least sixty days before the
payment of claims can begin.
Until the copies are received
in Raleigh, there is no infor
mation whatever in the Gov
ernor's office concerning the
names of the persons who
paid the taxes, and the amount paid. The names and
amounts will be sent to the
counties as soon as practica
ble. No interest upon the
taxes were paid to the Gov
ernor, and none can be paid
to the tax-payers* No pen
alties, interest or cost was
refunded, and none can be
paid. If the tax-payer has
lost or mislaid the receipt, it
will not prevent the collection
of the tax, provided the name
and amount appear on the
stub of the receipt book and
the assessment book. If the
person who paid the tax is
dead, the amount can be re
funded only to the legal rep
resentative, that is, the ad
ministrator or executor. No
widow or heir can collect it
without letters of adminis
tration."
The check for the amount,
$377,836.42, was yesterday
deposited* at the Citizens' Na
tional Bank. All possible fac
ilities will be afforded claim
ants in the collection ofthe
amounts due them.—Obser
ver.
Dear Friend: As you know,
I have retired to private life,
seeking quiet and repose in
the narrow limits of the fam
ily circle. I mingle but little
in society on account of old
age and extreme deafness. I
am now the only editor liv
ing who had charge of a pa
per in Tennessee in the year
1830. All my associate edi
tors have been gathered to
the Silent City of thedead,so
that I frequently feel like one
walking alone
•'Some- banquet hall deserted "
I can but feel the solemnity
of "the reflections now crowd
ing upon my mind—reflec
tions which call up scenes and
recollections that no other
reflections can inspire, while
they teach me the mutabili
ty of all human connections,
ties and associations, and the
rapidity with which the liv
ing are hastening'to the great
hereafter.
I know from the number of
years I have lived, that 1
have already ascended the
r u g* g e d hill of life's wea
risome journey. I am depen
ding, rapidly, on the other
side, and soon, in the course
of nature, must pass down
on the opposite side of the
lane from whence I started. I
hope when the time comes
for me to join my comrades
of the long ago that I will
have so lived that I shall be
able to grasp a bright horo
scope and, with the eye of
faith, look into the vast fu
ture and see that all will be
well with me; that when my
eyes look upon the sun for
the last time, and the night
of darkness comes on, that I
will be blessed with a Chris
tian's hope and a Christian's
faith, and be enabled togath
er the drapery of my conchabout me and lie down to pleas
ant dreams.
The future of our country
is all wrapt in the greatest
mystery. For more than a
quarter of a century our na
tion has been toppling on the
fiery verge of ruin. Financial
ba n kru p t cy 1o o k s gjoo m i j y
out from the haggard faces
of impoverished thousands of
old men in the South; gaunt
famine holds its ghostly rev
elry amidst the haunts of
starvi ng thousa nds.
• The intellectual giants have
passed away; it is a day of
small men—very small men—
in high official positions. The
drunken clown sits w h e i e
Webster and Bell sat tower
ing in all the august glory of
thought; the scheming plat
form builder spits his poison
Mobile Ala. 8a van n ah venom where the thrilling el
Ga. and Northern Florida oquence of Clay and Calhoun
have been visited by distinc electrified all hearts; the whi
tive frost which did great ning harlequin, carpetbagger
damage to early vegetables apes the matchless splendor
and fruit on the 6th inst.
of Haskell and Gentry. For
. Capt W. D. Dovvell Stater many years the South sat
Treasurer of the Farmers Al like a chained martyr at the
liance of Arkansas was bun. stake with slaves and gibbets
coed out of$3,000 last week, and bayonets and kindling
by three sharpers.
fires all around, powerless to
Daniel Darker has been ar drive back the consuming
rested in Surry County charg flames, and seriously codtem
ed with the murder of revenue plating what would be the fi
officer Barnwell and lodged nal end. And amidst this long
in jail at Greensboro.
suffering, this vast, bound
If you feel weak less woe, the bloated bond
arid, all worn out take holders, the bloodhounds of
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS cupidity and anarchy, were
NO. 38.
heard howling all over Wall
Street and fattening upon
theluxury and s p l e n d o r
meanly pitched from a gal
lant but over-powered peo
ple in the South. But the ped
pie can and will restore the
country. Already the signs
point to the grandest upri
sing* of the people since the
memorable canvass of 1840.
The people are moving. Sooil
every mountain will send
forth its torrent, every valley
its flood; and lo! the ava
lanche of the people will come
—come from Main's rocky
shores to California's golden
strand. Come—more terri
ble than an army with ban
ners, detei mined, through
the ballot-box, to wrest the
administration of the govern
meiit from the hands of the
spoilers and take it back to
the grass-grown path, where
where our four-fathers left
the imprint of their footsteps.
Come, to pour their roused
thunders around the crum
bling* pillars of liberty's tem
ple, and drive off the vandals
and vampires who for many
years have been sucking the
life's blood of the nation, to
scourge them with scorpion
lash of indignation and the
history of their rule will be
remembered a s containing
the saddest page in the book
of Time. God of Nations,
speed the day for justice and
humanity's sake!
Pardon me; I have been
communing with the spirits
of the mighty dead. May
God bless you. Your old friend
W. W. GATES.
The esteemed New York
Press, a leading Republican
organ, tickles itself in its lit
tle ribs and laughs a sweet,
low, happy little laugh every
time one of the astute Demo
cratic Senator says that
Grover Cleveland won't do
for '92. If it don't stop that
sort of thing the country will
begin to think that G. C. is
the man the Rebuplieans are
afraid of. The fact ofthe mat
ter is that the big politicians
have never loved Mr. Cleve
land very much, because he
had a way of treating Sena
tors and Governors and Gen
erals just like they were plain,
every day folks. But there
are a lot of common home
spun-people around in the
backwoods and by-ways and
hedges who still think Cleve
land is the next biggest man
to Barnum and old John
Robinson, and it will be hard
to keep them from taking off
the roof when some-body
calls his name at the next
Democratic convention. Mor
gan ton Herald.
The spirit of insubordina
tion that prevails in so many
families is alarming. The
boys and girls who grow up
without parental reverence
will by and by despise all
rightfully constituted au
thority in Church and {State,
and sooner or later will put
off the law of God. The lank
individualism of our modern
life is the legitimate outcome
of the unsurpassed stubborn
ness and disobedience that
are tolerated, if not encour
aged, in ourchildren.—Aclvd<
cate.
�The Watauga Democrat,
THE A. A. & B. R.R.
who had buried his son.
The mound was found just
as described in the dream,
and pokeberries were growing
upon it. An excavation was
made, and a few feet below
the eai th the rough pine cof
fin was found, and in it were
the remains of young Jack
son. He was fully identified,
not only by the coffin and
the shoes, which were a pres
ent from the father, but by
the name which was on the
clothing.
A COMPLETE NEWSPA
PER!
The scheme for the construe
The Piideof the North Carol!
tion of twenty miles of the
na Press."
Atlantic, Ashevilleand Balti
Po you want to aid in building
Bigoted or Tiiouglitless.
more railroad through Ashe,
up a paper that shall reflect the
greatest credit on North Caroli
ville, Reem's Creek, Flat
Mr. Edwin Atwell, whom Creek and Ivy townships to
na, no matter where it mav be
' Tlle,). patronize
the Raleigh Chronicle says is the Madison county line, be
1 he Wilmington Messenger.
a ''well known journalist of ginning at Asheville, as pub
In order to encourage our friends to help us in our ef
A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER
New York City" and whom lished in the CITIZEN of Satur
forts to raise our subscription list several hundred within <> \ ou want a reliable paper
we regret never before having day, seems to have found
the next lew months, we have decided to make some PRE- g!\ lag you all the nevs of the
world—a Democratic newspaper
heard of, is allowed to hold
much favor with all those per
01EERE to clubbers which we are sure will encour thai equals the best-has the
Mr. Cleveland up to ridicule sons who have in the past
age some active persons to go to work and make a nice largest circulation, and has for
in its colmns. That doesn't
i part
been endeavoring to secure
thing tor themselves, and at the same time help to build 1 wenty-one years been anddev
and factojrin thegrowth
matter, but Mr. Atwell per such an object.
up their home paper.
velopment of the Old
North
mits this bit of political wis The fact that a railroad
ANOTHER HEART SOB.
•M ate? Then subscrbe for
dom to escape him:
T KE WILMINGT0N i>lESSE KC ER
man, with the experience of
"One cannot deny that Mr. Col. R. L. Coleman, endorses "Y T es, kiss her", the magis
Campaign Partes:
Cleveland's independence o f the plan, is of itself almost a trate said when he had pro
1 he "Daily Messenger," by
democratic leaders is hischief guarantee of its feasibility, nounced them man and wife,
mail, 4 months on trial, for
$2.00
element of strength in the and his honesty and integri and it was proper for lips to
The weekly "Transcript Mes
country. This admiration ty as a man, and his being a meet in links, of endearment,
To the person securing us fifty CASH subscribers by the senger, (the largest and
for a solid backbone is natu property owner in the terri for up the bliss swept avenue
first day of Aprile, 1890, we will give as a premium, on best paper in the State) 9
ral with thoughtless or big tory proposed to be travers of love and under the roseate
months on trial for $1.00
delivery of the names a Genuine
oted men."
Cash in advance. Both
ed by this road, will have archway of Hymen the two
SINGER SEWING MACHINE.
This is to say, the thou much weight with the people had passed into the joy-lit
papers are large Eight-Page
sands of Mr. Cleveland,s dem in determining in favor of realms of that higher and ho
1 his Machine is strictly first class in every partiular,, and sheets. Send Postal Caw'
with the address of five pe,
ocratic supporters through this scheme.
lier existence, where soul retails regularly a t 0 0 . Jt is# perfect jem and is well sons and receive sample cop
out the United States are ei This twenty miles of road, meets soul on limpid waves worth ever cent of the money. *
les of THE MESSENGER.
ther "thoughtless or bigoted with no intention to extend of ecstatic feeling, and hearts
Oct. 1st. 1888. tf.
-0men." Mr. Atwell is the first it north and south could hard touch hearts through the
man to discover this, and he 1 y be looked upon as a mat blended channel of lips in
FOE A "CLUB OF FIFTEEN
TAKE THE
should be complimented 011 ter of very great im portance, rapture linked. They had just
To the person sending us a club of fifteen we will give on
h i s astuteness. Mr. Cleve but when it is considered as been made man and wife, delivery of the same, the mo«t valuable book known to
land's supporters number the beginning of a route al and their souls' must meet the English-speaking people. Who can do business of a-GOINGsome of the men whom this ready chartered from Atlan and "swap a swap" of labial ny kind, without that great volume,
West and Northwest.
country has been in the hab ta, Ga., to a point on the endearment.
WEBSTER'S UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY ?
it of looking up to as prom Norfolk and Western rail
And how can we describe
Emigrants going to anv of the
inent for their integrity, their road, with further connec the osculatory performance.
This is no shoddy edition, butfis the complete work in Western States or Territories
learning and their clean po tions to Pittsburg, Pa., in It was not a spasmodic? kiss
heavy leather, and has, up to a Jew months since, always will save time and money going
A ia. ( hicago and Alton route,
litical methods. With one Virginia, its significance is like a stopper flying out of a
sold for $12. 1 hiniv ol this wonderful book for only fif t is the quickest route to
breath Mr. Atwell classes at once apparent.
champagne bottle; or a sucteen subscribers to your .homey >aper.
K A N SA S CIT Y, I) E N Y E11,
them—gone beyond all re It is claimed that such a tionary kiss, like a cow pullPUEB LO,
-0c a l l i n g , u n l e s s i n d e e d t h e y l'oute will shorten the dis ingherfoot out of the mire;
And all points in Idaho, Wash
should vote for Hill—as ei tance between Atlanta and and neither was it one of
CLUBS OF TEN.
ington, Oregon, Utah
ther "thoughtless or bigo Pittsburg 150 miles. Such those long, lingering, s lan
and California.
For ten new subscribers we will give an extra Steeled."
being the case, it would seem guishing kisses which lovers En graving 30 x 40 inches, which iswheap at $5.00, and is Finest and Best Equipped
Now, there is no proof that only a matter of time when give when hid by clusteringRoad in the West.
Cleveland was ever indepem - this twenty miles once built vines from the glance of the truly a magnificent picture. Make clubs at once.
Only line running- Solid Vesti
7he National Democrat and Watauga Democrat for hud Onii.e Idvici, tt. I cms
ent of democratic leaders and equipped, would be ex moonbeams. No, none of
an d K aiisa s Ci ty.
But there is positive proof tended to tlie points named these, but it was, to be allit One dollar and seventy-five cents per year'%M
Reclining Chair cars and Tour
that when it comes to choo
ist Sleepers free of extra charge.
north ond south. And if the erative, a kind of a slunch5
sing between what the peo townships through which this wise, slantinoictulnr meeting
I will meet parties at any rail
road station with through tickets
ple wanted and what some road is proposed to be built of the lips, which went fort lie
and baggage checks.
politician wanted, Cleveland
whole hog of endearment or
For full information,maps and
in Buncombe county can be
R»«f»
was not with the politician amply secured, as stated, a- none, and that is the way
(lescrip five pamphlets of the
West write to or Call on
Their pet schemes were not
gainst all loss, either in prin two hearts began to beat as
B. A. NEWLAND.
his, but who shall prove that cipal or interest, it would ap one.—Durham Globe.
Traveling Passenger Agt..
tested by the great funda
GRAND OPENING! NEW GOODS.
19 Patton Ave., Asheville, N." C.
pear to be a reasonable and Ex-Senator Wade Hamp
J. UHARLTOX, G. P. A
mental principles of democra
them to ton thinks that Grover Cleve
-0Chicago. HI.
cy, Mr. Cleveland was not a
loan their credit in order that land is t h e co in i n gin a n. th a t
democrat of the democrats? the ball may be put in mo he ought to be and will be re
The fact is, a "bigoted anc tion .—Ashe ville Citizen.
nominated, and that t h e
thoughtless" people want in
prosy ects for the success of
—AND—
N, G.
Strange Story of a Dream.
•fcU B 5
the White House, a man win
the democratic party in the
KNOCKED OUT!
is answerable to the people
It was some time in the next Presidential contest are
not one tied down, as the
It is gratifying to us to announce to our numerous J. P. HENSON, D ARKR IDGF,
spring of 1866, says the At very bright.
customers that we have now, and still arriving the largest
present incumbent is, to pro
N. C.,
lanta Journal, that Jethro
stock of goods ever brougfc to Watauga. We have recent
raises made before election t(
ly bought in Philadelphia and KnoxvilF $6000.00 worth is just receiving a largeafcock
men of the Quay order of po Jackson went to Resaca to
G ENERA L ME RCHANIHSE
of NEW GOODS.
Our stock consists of all varieties of
look for the gra ve of his son,
litical architecture, who care
goods kept in a first class store. We have a nice line of which will be sold for Cash or
Are
very litttle for the country who was killed in battle. Vigorwrought by the use oftoAyer's Hair ready made CLOTHING that we are offering Low down.
original
country produce at prices
Like many others, he wished color, in restoringagray hair its preventpromoting
new growth,
and very much for themselves
never before heard of. Give
3ig the hair from falling, keeping it soft,
to find the remains, and to silky, and abundant, and the scalp coo?,
SHOES! OYEE-SHOES! BO GTS !
him a call,
Just here is Hill's weak point
Ladies dress goods in all qualities, colors and prices. apr 20 ly.
take them to Griffin and in healthy, and free from dandruff or humors.
The universal testimony is that this prep
before the people: they feai
Gents furnishing goods! Collars, .cuffs, Neck ware, shirts
ter them in the family bury- aration lias no equal as a dressing, and
he would be a democrat foi
is, therefore, indispensable to every wellsocks and anything you want in the latest styles. HAT8!
ground. The comrades furnished toilet.
the few and not for the many
to suit men, women and children. Hardware, crockery,
"I have used Ayer's Hair Vigor for some
who laid young Jackson to time and it lias worked wonders for me. I farming utinsels, Ac. in great quantities. Our goods we've
and that is not Mr. Cleve
was troubled, with
was rapidly
rest gave the father a de becoming bald; butdandruff andthe Vigor my bought at a bargain and we propose to give our customers
since using
land's weak p o i n t.--Ashe
scription of the spot where head is perfectly clear of dandruff, the liair the benefit of them. Lome and see our fine stock and you
ville Citizen.
lias ceased coming out, and I now have a
they had buried him, telling good growth, of the same color as when I will be sure to buv. Extra inducements will be offered for Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Pat
business
was a young woman. I
lim about the rude pine cof mend any one sufferingcan heartily recom the next 60 days for CASH . We take all kinds of produce ent Our Officeconducted for Moderate Fees.
is Opposite U.S.Paten? Office,
from dandruff or
The New York World says
and we can secure patent in less time than those
loss of hair
Ayer's Hair Vigor
from Washington.
fin made from the boards ta- dressing." - to use I.ydia O. Moody, as a and ,live stock a specialty. Thanking ourfriends for past remote model, drawing or photo., with descrip
Mrs.
East
Send
ptaronnge, we hope to merit it in the future by honest tion. We advise, if patentable or not, free of
it, is announced that the It a 1
Pittston. Me.
<en from the bridge.
dealings and good Bargains, we are
charge. Our fee not due till patent is secured
ian Government will take im
"Some time ago my wife's hair began to
A Pamphlet, "How to Obtain Patents," with
After many days of tireless come out quite freely.
names of actual clients in your State, count , or
mediate measures to check
Very Respectfully
town, sent free. Address,
emigration froir its domains search Mr. Jackson failed to
ocate his son's grave, and re
E. H . D O U G H E R T Y & B R O C.A.SNOW&CO.
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D. C.
to the United States. If it will
turned to his home in griffin.
forbid theemigration of mem
[OUR NEW RII
A few nights after his return
la* pgg «•
Gold Watrfg
bers of the Mafia under penal
not only prevented my wife from becoming
Worth #14*0.00. IK-Im?"
le dreamed that his son bald, lint it also caused an entirely now
watch in the world. Perfect
ties severeenough jjto prevent
growth of
am ready to certify to this
timekeeper. Warranted heavy,
came to him and pointed out statement hair. I a justice of the peace."—
(SOLID gold hunting case#.
before
'Both ladle#'and gent a
it, we in this country will es
Ilulsebus, Lewisburgh,
with
and cases
the spot where he was buried. II."Some years ago, after aIowa. attack ol
_ equal value.
severe
teem ourselves Italy's debt
£&'*?*
l° lity can secure
Drain fever, my hair all came out. I used
Ul^YV^'? Z' '*****'* together with
large
The dream was like a vis such preparations for restoring it as my phy
DEALERS IN
valuable line of Houaehold
ors for a great and kindly
as well
ion. He saw his son standing sicians ordered, but failed to produce a
.
as the watcn, are free. All the work you
need do is to show what we send you to those who call—your
service.
growth of hair. I then tried, successively,
friends ond neighbors and those about you—that always results
reside his bed, and heard several articles recommended by druggists]
in valuable tt^de foru*, which holds for years when once started
uiicuButrieii.
*nd thus we st# repaid. " pay all express, freight, etc. Aftor
"
'
and
st# repai We
and all alike fell short of accomplishing the
you know an, If you would like to go to work for us. you can
•
ail, if
lim say.
desired result. The last remedy I applied
earn from $£0 to ttflO
per week and upwards. Address*
The Hon. Jerry Simpson,
Mtinaon »fc Co., Box (j!8. l'ortlaud, iUalu«.'
If you thiik of buying
was Ayer's Hair Vigor, which brought a
growth of hair in a
I think I
who wears no socks, says "Father, I am buried un used eight bottles in few weeks. more than
two years;
SEWING MACHINE,
that the Farmer's Alliance is der a mound which was was necessary as a restorative, but I liked it
as a dressing, and have continued to use it
and want
likely to place a. presidential thrown up by the Yankees for that purpose. 1 believe Ayer's Hair for prices. toI save CASH, write me
carry a full line of
after I was killed. IYJU will Vigor possesses virtues far above those of
candidate in the field.
• needles and parts ,sueh as ,
any similar preparation now on the market."
" ' A"
Shuttles, Bobbins, Drivers,'
Well, this is a free country ciow the mound when you —7 iucent Jones, Richmond, Ind.
| Oiis etc., all oi which can bo
: A
and you will do asyou please see it by the pokeberry bush
j sent by mail.
VN .w
gentlemen. We can o n 1 y es growing upon it. Go and Hi
1 have a good line of fishhq
PKKPARET) BY
choose one President, howev take me up and carry me
'Cackles, 'Trout, Plies, Hooks
home to mother."
er, in '92, and unless he is a
DR. J. D. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass. ; Lines etc, Seins a specialty,
WG0DW0RX:«@foy> AffXe-HweiifMM
Sold by Druggists and Perfumers.
I will send them out by mail.
democrat you may as well 80 strong an impression
iiW:
chTc^®ill
UNION SQUARE,
negotiate for a second mort did this dream make upon An Attractive
S, P, ANGEL,
^,.
T
" :-:J
Mr. Jackson that he returned
Combined
POCKET AIAWA2VAC
ST.L0UIS.M0.
0ALLAS.7EX.
gage on your farms.—New
KNOXVIKLE,
and MEMORANDUM BOOK
at once to Resaca, taking
IRON
TEN \
York World.
I with him one of the comrades advertising BROWN'Saway at BITTERS
the best Tonic, given
Drug and
YY. L. Bryan,
general stores. Apply at onc<v
i). B. Dougherty, Editor.
R C. Rivers, Publisher
CLUBBING BATES.
FOR A CLU3 OF FIFTY.
GMcaga and Alton R, R,
a i I
•
-xcarxjs**
•a*..'a^j«3cga«aj 7rofom
E. H. DOUGHERTY & PRO. RQCK EOTTLM STSBI
Wonders
v
Ayer's
Hair Vigor
y
F. ANGEL,
works
ra
C
SEWING MACHINES
>
fizes,
of
ONE PKKSONin
on*
our
samples,
.
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r
Hair Vigor
23
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�TEE HEW TEAR!
The Watauga Democrat
Our court did not close un of them work in restaurants. Elizabeth Parker, a widow, Amendments to Pnblie School Law
til Sunday 10 o'clock. The ju So, in order to become ac who survived him, but left no
The following are the aD. B. Dougherty, Editor.
ry on the Potter trial was quainted with the Chinese children. Theireldest son, Ma
R C. Rivers, Publisher
mendments to our public
-0given the charge about 10 o' here, one has to do a great thias Harman, married and
school law by the last legisclock Saturday morning, and deal of walking and see a, moved to Indiana and rais
the openening of the
A DEMOCRATIC family news a verdict was not reached un great amount of misery and ed a large family. Andy Har lature; 15 cts, on $100 worth
,
. • . i tioi/
New iearwewislitosa.vtothe
paper devoted to the interests of
of property instead ot 12^as ff ()od peop]e of WatauK aan'l
County, State and Nation. Pub til Sunday at 10, when the| wretchedness. How my heart man married SabraHix, who
Hshed every Thursday at. Boone jury brought in a, verdict of yearns for the people as I vis bore him four children, Coun- heretofore, and 45 cts, on the I surrounding counties that we
Watauga County, N.C.
not guilty, and Potter was it their homes and see the jcill, Goolder, Mathias and poll, giving $1.54% on the 1 are now prepared to sell yo u
more goods for
turned loose. This case was wickedness, supeistition and Rachel. Eli, my father mar- poll for school purposes.
Thursday, April, 16, 180J ably conducted on both sides. ignorance among them! How ; ried the widow Rhoda Dyer we Committees can now have
The Solicitor was assisted by their very condition appeals | Rhoda Dugger, and she bore the public schools taught
Spainhour, Wakefield and to us for help! And yet there him six children, four sons anytime they see proper be And better goods than it has
The South ought to fee
and ho doubt does feel a Maj Bingham, for the prose is nothing being done for and two daughtres, to wit: tween the first day of July ever been your good fortune
to get in Elk Prrk, or at any
great satisfaction ih the pros cution. Potter was defended them here except the little we Maiden, David, Wiley, Drew- and the 30 day of June.
other country town in the
pects of the great West com by Green, Lovilli and Bower. are trying to do. The Bap r.v, Emily, and Susan. Emily After first day of August mountains.
ing to her political relief. The We seldom ever hear more a- tist church opened a mission married John C. Whitting- 1891 all teachers of what
West has lately signified in ble speeches than were made school for them last Septem ton, who moved to Missouri ever grade must stand on ex
her municiple elections that on both sides. Bingham and ber. Not being able to sus and are now both dead. Your amination on some work
she is tired and disgustec Bower are both able men be tain it the committee on Chi humble servant, M. C., mar treating of the nature of "Al has been carefully selected
Vrith Radicalism and will in fore a jury. We are proud of nese work applied to the Bd. ried Malissa Whittington and coholic drinks and narcot from the Northern Markets,
the future be allied with the the eloquence of our local of the W. A. B. H. M. S. for had seven children, three sons ics,'" and these subjects must and we can thereby save you
be taught in every school,
South in deposing the party bar, all of them made telling aid, which wasgranted. Since and four daughters; four of and all pupils who can read the percent of the middle
men, which you are bound to
that has well nigh ruinec speeches. No civil issues were the mission was opened 46 pu whom were dead and three are required to study these pay if you purchase of mer
this glorious ;< iand ot the tried. It is understood that a pils have been enrolled in the living. David T. Married E- subjects in a book, and teach chants who buy goods from
free and home of the brave special te'*in will be called for night school. We have an av- lizabeth Camel, who bore ers are lequired to teach it Southern Dealers.
The organs and politicians to fry civil cases. Perhaps it Jerage attendance of 28. The him four children, three sons only to those- who eannot
read. Any failure to com
of the West have heretofore will be in June. OurjSolicitor boys are very eager to learn and one daughter, Susan ply with this feature of the
slandered and abused the has madea favorable impres- to read and write the English married Alfred Hately. They la w on the part of any teach
Don't be satisfied with the
South with all the bitterness sion and has proven himself language. He have a prayer had a son and daughter, who er, Co. 8upt. or school com words of praise from others,
that their extreme Radical a capable officer and will pros meeting for them every Thurs are now both dead. Their mittees, is a sufficient cause but come and be CONVINCED
ism could suggest. These ecute evil doers with a vim day evening. When we open son died in the Confederate for removal from office. Some that we have on hand the
radical men men and organs We made no mistake inelect- ed the mission only two boys army. Drury Married Ellen small and cheap book on the best selected stock of BOOTS,
subject of "Alcoholic drinks
are being regulated to the ing him Solicitor. We are a who were christians would Sheffield, who bore him eight and narcotics" will soon be (Men's & Boys) SHOES , in all
styles ^ and best qualities.
rear and sober men with bet pleased with Judge Hoke and take part. Now several take children, six sons and two prepared and introduced.
Gent's and Ladies furnish
The following is a verba ing goods in the greatest pro
ter thoughts and policies will petition for him to hold part by testifying, repeating daughters; three dead and
have taken charge and our special term this summer. a verse of scripture, leading five living. He married a sec tim copy of the amended law fusion,
genuine leform is now the
in prayer, etc. Some say they ond wife, Ellen Gaga man, lelative to the meetings of
We clip the following from want to become Christians, and she bore him a son. Wily the boards of education; TO THE LADIES, A WORD.
watch-word. Such men as
"The county board of educa
Blaine, the Washington Post which, but don't know how. At our A. maried Ellen Estep, who tion of each shall hold three
Benny Harrison,
We wish you to examine
Hoar, Lodge, and others in our opinion, clearly exon last prayer meeting one boy bore him ten children, five regular meetings every year,
erates the editor of that pa who knew nothing of t h e sons and five daughters; two namely, on thefirstMondays our complete line of dresswill soon be retired to prigoods, consisting of
vate life. A revolution has per of the falsehood on Wes christian religion when we o- dead and eight living. My of January, July and Sep Cashmeres,
tember, at each of which
set in and the great West is tern North Carolina that ap pened our mission, arose and mother lived to see her fifth meetings, if the board find
Worsteds,
Henriettas,
moving and will join hands peared in his columns some repeated the 53d Psalm. At generation, and died at the it necessary, in order to en
weeks ago.
French flannel,
with the South to save our
our Christmas exercise Don ripe age of ninety-six years able them to dispose of the
Jersy flannels,
"THE WataugaDEMOCRAT, Len, my interpreter, made an and one month. Her proge business before them, they
common country, Colorado,
Nun's veiling,
published at Boone, Watau excellent address. He is the ny or genera tion a t her death may be in session for two
Wisconsin, Ohio, Iowa and
Anna di I la cloth,
days. Meetings may be held
other western States are with ga county, N. C., takes em most influential Chinaman ran to her great, great grand at other times at the call of
and, in fact, a full line of all
Us to stay, as we surely be phatic exceptions to a float in Butte and is one of the children, and numbered over the chairman upon the re
the most fasionable fabiics
lieve. Let us take heart and ing paragraph in which a most consecrated christians two hundred and twenty-five. quest, of one member of the for ladies wear.
be lifted up for our deliver Savannah banker" is made I have ever known of any Catherine Harman married board, but in no case shall
ance will surely come for rad to say that there are several race. He is a great help to Benj. Ward; moved west and the board receive compensa
tion out of the public funds
ical men and measures are counties in the Western part me in my work here.
raised a large family of chil for more than four days in
fast passing away, and a of the old North State where I trust the readers of the dren. Mary H. Married Be- any one year." In some re Our stock in this line is fresh
united country and prosperi the people practice polygamy Echo will pray for the suc dant Baird, who bore him spect.; the above is very am from the Taylor's shears and
ty will take their places. Rad have no idea of morality, cess of our lit tle mission at seven children, six sons and biguous. The section pro the greatest pains have be m
taken
icalism is already dead in the and "live in a manner little Butte.—Mrs J. G. Pull'mm
ore daughter; four dead and vides for three refill a r style, in their selection as to
make and flnnish. If
meetings, with two days
above the lowest brutes."
South and is now fast dying
three living, including the ol at each in e e t i n g, if nec you need a suit of clothes we
Sugar Grove, N. C., dest, f Delilah, and the two essary, with call session. The will make it sa ve you money
in the West. Little Ben Har The DEMOCRAT speaks from
April 10, '91. youngest, Palmer and Writ- th reeregular meetings, might to buy of us.
rison will be the last Presi personal knowledge of a por
tion of the slandered territo Editor Democra t:
dent of the Radicals.
necssarily require six days in
tenhouse.
ry, and asserts that its in- Having seen & request of
the year, and yet the law ex
[To be continued.
pressly says the board shall
labitants are civilized, mor Harvey Bingham for some
We had an exalted opinion
Scrofula is transmitted from receive oompensa tion for no
Bacon, Flour,
ofGov. Fowle, and no citizen al, and law-abiding citizens, one to write the history of parent to child, and thus be
more than four days in any
of the Siate regrets his un with good schools and church the pioneers, or first settlers comes a family inheritance one .year. At September com Lard, Sugar,
Coffee, Rice,
timely death more severely es, and well patronized news- of Watauga, also your sug for generations. It is, there mittees are to be appointed
Canned goods.
>apers. The Post is convin gestion for some certain per fore, the duty of every scrof in 67 districts with muchoth
than we. From a political
Salt, syrups,
stand point, we believe he ced that the "Savannah ban sons to do the same, for which ulous person to cleanse his er work w h ich a 1 wa ys req u i res
Pepper, Spice,
blood by a thorugh and per
was a true man to North ker." whoever he may be,
have been waiting, and sistent course of Ayer's 8a r- two days, and when the mon
Ginger, and
ey is apportioned two days
Soda.
Carolina, honest and upright, ias done the people of Wes watching the coluras of the saparilla.
more are required with one This line of our stock is full
tern North Caroline a gross DEMOCRAT. AS it seems no
and was devoted to the best
day first of July to make fi and complete, and sold al
nancial settlement with treas most at starvation prices.
interest of the people No fair njustice, and deserves to be one has, as yet, written any
urer, making five days abso
thing on the subject, 1 will
minded man ever charged roundly excoriated."
S
lutely necessary in the year.
presume togi ve the geneology
him with, being a political
H
So the board will have to
demagogue. His adminis Senator Edmonds of Ver and some chronological dates The use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. One bottle give at least one da3 r in the
BOOTS
may not cure "right off" a complaint of
As a
tration has been acceptable mont, has sent in his resigna of my paternal and maternal years; persist until a cure is effected.shortly year or hold night sessions.
E
general rule, improvement follows
S
ancestors and their descend after beginning the use of this medicine. Heretofore the board has ap
to the people and has been tion as Senator.
With many people, the effect is immediately
portioned the money in Oct., Our stock of Boots and
ants.
but little criticised even by
noticeable; but some constitutions are less
to medicinal influences than
E, II. Nebecker, of Indiana, I find the State of North susceptible the curative process may, there but hereafter the apportion Shoes, we claim, can not be
his political enemies. In these
others, and
ment. will
less prompt.
degenerate times, political, will be the new Treasurer of Carolina granted to James fore, in such cases, beremedy is surePerse January have to go over to beaten in Western North Car
verance in uping this
of its
meeting, and not
reward
Sooner or
Guyn a tract of land contain stubbornat last.diseases yieldlater, the most withstanding the money may olina, as we can fit any one
honestly and true patriotism the United States.
blood
to
from the hardy mountaineer
ing 522 acres and located on
should be appreciated by all
be in the hands of the treas to the most dainty foot that
urer, teachers will have to treads only on the softest
the people, for such men are It is reported from Rome, Cove Creek known as the Har
wait till'January for their carpets. Buy of us and be
jewels wherever found. Our that unless Secretary Blaine man and John Mast lands.
salaries. The pay of the Bd. happy.
late Gov. was a man that the replies to Marquis Imperial's The State grant is dated May
heretofore has been about
"For several years, in the spring months,
State was justly proud of and note, Mr. Porter, our Minis the 18, 1831. I find a trans
ter to the Italian Govern fer deed from James Guyn to I used to be troubled with a drowsy, tired $50 per annum, but in the
feeling, and a dull pain in the small of my
his death has caused sadness ment, will be asked to leave
future it will be just $27.75
back, so
at times, as
Cutliff Harman, dated the being ablebad,walk, the leastto prevent my per annum. In some of the
and grief to ovei shadow the taly.
to
sudden motion
causing
6th day of Aug., 1791. This boil3 and me severe distress.outFrequently, large counties, it will be sim That we have only quoted
whole State. The news of his
rashes would break
011 various
ply impossible for the boards
parts of the body. By the advice of friends
our
sudden death was a great
It will take the official country was then a territory and my family physician, I began the use of iO do their work in 4 days, a few articles "on tained inyon
large stock, but invite
till the
surprise to the people and count to determine who was to the Ohio River and the Ayer's Sarsaparilla and continued iteradica and Maj. Finger thinks the
poison in my blood was thoroughly
to send us your orders, or
reminds us all that death is elected mayor of Chicago, country was then called Wash ted."— L. W. English, Montgomery City, Mo. courts will have to be appeal come and see us, and get
"My system was all run down; my skin
no respecter of persons. In loth sides are still claiming ington. My grand-father, Cut rough and of yellowish hue. I tried various ed to for a construction of what you need. If,yon don't
the election. The new city
remedies, and while some of them gave me
this respect, the wise man counsel stands 44 Democrats liff Harman, was a citizen of temporary relief, none of them did any per 1 he la w. The sect ion requ i r- want to purchase anything,
good. At last I began to take
Solomon has said "All things to 23 Republicans. Before Randolph county when he manentSarsaparilla, continuing it exclusive ing Co. Sunts. to invite com come and see, and always re
Ayer's
ly for
come alike to all." Gov. the Democrats had 34 and purchsed his farm of James to say a considerable time, and am pleased petent persons, to aid them member that it is no trouble
that it completely
in their examination of tea to show goods.
the Republicans 31, a consid Guyn, and was of German de
Fowle was about 60 years
chers was amended so as to Hoping to merit a large
Cured M e .
old. Through all the troub- erable Democratic gain.
cent. I am not informed as
read, 'They may invite etc.' share of your trade in the fu
I presume my liver was very much out of
lesom times since 1860 Gov.
to where he was born nor the order, and the blood impure in consequence. Maj. Finger informs me that ture, and hoping each and
Fowle was an active partici
A HOPEFUL FIELD.
I feel
recommend
date of his birth. My grand Ayer's that I cannottotoo highlyafflicted as I the County Institutes will be all a prosperous year, we are
Sarsaparilla
any one
pant as a soldier, Judge At
continued as heretofore un
was."—Mrs. N. A. Smith, Glover, Vt.
torney General and Governor About 800 of the 1200 Chi mother's maiden name was " For years I suffered from scrofula and til the Female Normal school most Resp.
blood diseases. The doctors' prescriptions
and always aligned himself nese in Butte City, Montana, j Snson Fonts. She was the and several so-called blood-purifiers being of is located, and put in run 7he tireless toilers foi trade,
on the side of the people. live in a portion of the city! mother of ten children, three 110 avail, I was at last advised by a friend to ning order, and thereafter,
try Ayer's Sarsaparilla. I did so, and now
North Carolina has lost one
Coffey &Councill.
sons and seven daughters. My feel like a new man, being fully restored to during the summer, by the
of her ablest men and one of called "Chinatown." The re- grandfather was about nine- health."—c. N. Frink, Decorali, Iowa.
direction of that institution.
mainig 400 are scattered oher truest friends.
Hence I suppose we may ex Elk Paik, Jan., 5, 1891.
ver the city; some at laun ty .years old when lie died, a- AVGr'S SctrSclDcinl!w pect a county institute aSeveral leading Southern
bout the year 1838. My
W^All mail orders Prompt
PREPARED BY
iiout July or August.
Dailies have reduced price dries, some in stores, a num grand-mother died m a n y
ly filled.
DR. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
ber do house work and many years before, and he married
I. W. THOMAS.
recently.
Bold by Druggists. $l,gij $5. Worth$3al>oUU.
LESS MONEY
OUR STOCK
C0IE Am SEE!
CLOTSlIfi-
GROCERIES
DON'T GIVE UP
Ayer's
Sarsaparilla
REMEMBER
/
�SUBSCRIPTION RATE S
There is now a move on
To THE WATAUG A DEMOCRAT. foot to pull down the old
Methodist Church in Boone,
1 copy1 year
$1.00
1 " 0 months
50 and build one on a desirable
3 " 3 months
35 site, and on a more modern
style. This, we are sure, is
ADVERTISING RATES.
a good proposition, and one
1 inch 1week
. <o
1 " 1month
1.75 that wo hope will be put in
" 3 "
.. 3.00 to execution at once.
will be much better next year acres listed by carmichael,
than it is this as this is Prol. Lee's heirs. Tax 58.cost 1.05.
Booth's first year at this place,
One tract listed by cowles
and every one who knows any c. ,T. containing 40 acres ad Spring Announcement
thing about schools, know that
it takes some time to get a good joining the lands ofu. j.coun
-oOt T——
school started. Prof, is going c-ill and others, known as the
to erect a new academy during- Frank cousin land. Tax for
vacation, so that all who want '89 1.79 for '90 1.92, costs
to attend a good school will do 1.05.
well to come here, Watauga is
One tract listed bv Haga" 0
"
. 5.00
pretty well represented here this man j. R . containing' 210- ak< 1 year
—For the good of the I. 0. year and will be better represen cres, tax 13.09, cost 1.05.
We Are Head-quartern For
. 7.00
We propose to make it to*
olumn 1 week
. 9.00 0. F., in Boone, all members ted nexl. There are also bovs
One tract listed by naga- —ThisPart ot the Earth" 1 month
.13.50 of lodge are most earnestly and girls here from xMitchell, Wil
your interest to trade with
3 " .
.25.00
kes and several other counties man John's heirs, containing
requested to be present at a that could be mentioned if neces 133 acres, tax 3.85, cost 1.05
G
"
.37.50
us, and in so doing-, we give
Beaver Dams.
" 1 year
.50.00 call meeting in the Masonic sary. The good old tanners of
DON'T You be the last to find
Hall, on next Saturday eve this vicinity are very busy pre One tract listed by Thomp out waere the best goods are sold you some articles that ale
Entered at the Postofficeat ning, as there are matters of paring- for another crop so that son win. (col) containing 16 the cheapest. We are now open contained in our
they may have
to
Boone, N. C., as second-class vital importance to the Or feed us boys and somethingwho acres, tax 12 cts cost 3.05. ing and displayingMhe largest
girls on
Bald Mountain.
stock ot seasonable goods of the
mail matter.
der here to be attended to. come here next year. So hurrah! One tract listed by cowles highest merit ever brought to
for the good farmers of our coun c. J. containg 100 acres, tax this town, which will be sold low
—Mr. A. G. Grayson, of Tenn, try.
LOCAL NEWS.
er than ever. Our motto is good
1.16 cost 1.05.
was in town during, court, Last Saturday the boys and One tract listed by Davis goods, fair dealings and low pri 011 which we propose to give#
you unequalled
girls celebrated Arbor day at
—Maj. Bingham left for representing theMutual Buil this place and we believe that all J M 0, containg 39 acres, tax ces.
ding and Loan Association, enjoyed it. A tew evenings be tax 3.07 cost 1.05.
home Tuesday.
0of Grseeneville Tenn., and fore you could see the boys going One tract listed by Elhage
—Our people are now work
through the woo^s with mat Alfred containing 30 acres,
ing in earnest on their farms. succeeded in disposing o i a- tocks on their shoulders hunting tax 23. cost 1.05.
bout 75 shares and organiz for
plant, when Satur
BOOTS & SHOESBlowing Rock.
—W. B. Councill Jr. is at ed a local board. Gill, is a daytrees to they all met on the
Cansisting of Ginghams, and
came,
One town lot listed as the Prints in all the latest styles. Sui
tending Bakersville court hustler, and never fails to sue a cad emy ground s ready for work. property of Moore s p, ad
The boys did the planting and joining the lot of w H Edmis- tings, outer-cloth, Simpson's zeph
this week.
ceed in his undertakings.
ers; shirtings and lawns in all
550 pairs Boots and
the girls stood by to oversee a nd
—For the best mowing ma —Why not organize our seethe work well done. By 12 ten for the year '89 tax 3.57 the spring colors. HENRIETTA
cost 1.05
cloth in the spring stripes which
Shoes.
chine and rake on the mar Methodist Sunday school at o'clock the trees were standing
is all the go for spring wear
Blue Ridge.
thick on the ground. The writer
ket, apply to W. L. Bryan. once? Spring is here and it is had tke pleasure of planting- One tract listed by Adams
In this line we can fit and
—Be careful about selling our duty to do so. The other- some three or four which he Elbert, containing 33 acres large STOCK of black suit all. The very best val
cigarettes to minors under 17 school will be at work while thinks will be sure to grow. Prof, tax 2.8# cost 1.05.
ues at panic prices. See our
f rancum from Watauga is visit
One tract listed by cowles Sattines; Silk for trimming in all
years of age as the law for we are idling, and I suggest ing friends and relatives in the c j containing 840 acres, tax colors. All kinds of Laces 111 Hem line before buying,
Stitch and Vandike. Points. Let
bids it.
tha t we meet on Sunday-week Globe this week. We are having for'89 6.02 for '90, G.47, us call y°ur special attention to
plenty of cloudy weather at pres cost 1.05
-oour 4-4 Fruit of the Loom Bleach
-W. C. Coffey, C. M. Hod for organization, and go to ent, but not much rain, hope it
One tract listed by Earries Domestic at 10 cts per yard. Liu
ges and W. B. Harbin will work and build a school of will soon clear off and be nice J M containing 125 acres tax en Sha.inbries both solid and stri
attend the Federal court at which we may well be proud. weather again soon. C. M. T. 3.08 cosfs 1 05
Dry G o o d s .
ped. Our stock of ribbon is eLet all attend —[Publisher.
qual to a regular milinary de
•Statesville as jurors.
Gove Creek.
Four thousand, five huiL
"After a varied experience
cottonades,
Don't forget the County with many socalled cathartic One t ract listed by Williams partment,. Jeans, Bed-ticking, dred yards of DRY GOODS.
—Rev. David Greene was
josaphine containing 30 a- Plaids, Domestics,
and hundreds of things we can Here you will find the lat
chosen to succeed Rev. E. F. Alliance will meet in Boone remedies, lam convinced that cres, tax 2.70 cost 1.05.
not mention.
Friday before Fourth Sun Ayer's Pillsgi ve the most sa tJones as pastor of Three
HEBE WE ABE I
Spot Cash Store,
ON TOP!
ENOBMOUS STOCK
BARGAINS
Dry Goods.
m
o
a
0
est styles and best qualities
Elk.
day in this month. It is to isfactory results. I rely exclu One tract listed by cowles
at un-heard-of prices.
A)be hoped every sub-Alliance sively on these Pills for the c J , containing 1,947 acres,
cure of liver and stomach tax 14.99, cost 1.05
oin the county will be repre complaints."—John B. Bell,
One tract listed by cowles Shoes.
sented. Send in your reports, Sr., Abilene,Texas.
& co, cowles' interst in 200
secretaries, to the Co. Sec.
This department is very
A OlILE!
acres, tax 1.88 cost 1.05.
complete, and at the prices we In this branch we carry a
W. W. Presnell, at once. Ben. W hereas certain stock-holders of
One tract listed by cowles
Ren-ill, of Texas, will beinLe: the Caklwell and Watauga Turn & Calloway containing 100 ore offering them the.) will not FRESH STOCK , both staple
stay long, in fact, we didn't buy and fancy at prices! lower
—The weather this week is noir at same time to hold a pike Com pan v to wit:
acres, tax 77. cost 1.05.
them to keep, and our custom
Joel Mast, '
10 shares;
warm and spring like, and Dist. Alliance, and it is earn I" j-ankliu Baird,
One tract listed for Hardin ers have found that out judging than the bottom notch.
5
"
J H A co. containing 400 a from the way they buy th^m.
our people are gardening,and estly urged that all the Co. 8. P. Dula,
-o2
"
ores, tax 1.54 cost 1.05.
George Conley,
5
"
bustling with their farm Lecturers will attend.
One tract listed by the Min
Henry Smith,
2 "
-0Hats, Hats.
work.
2
"
--I. W. Thomas has just re William Ileal,
eral and Mining co. contain
A liice lot at the very low
5
«
—On Tuesday morning the turned from another trip to Benj. Councill,
ing 100 acies, tax 19.25 cost
llothing.
est prices. We can fit any
2
"
1.05
family of Mr. M m. Ray pass Lower creek and Lenoir, and Win. Fincannon,
Ren bin M ast,
5
"
body. Call and examine our
Meet Camp.
ed through town, en route to reports the wheat crop as John Mast,
JSow we bit you. In this de
10
<<
One tract, listed by cowles partment our stock is, without stock before buying else
Union county, Tenn., where very promising, peach trees Noah Mast,
]() "
c J containing 445 acres, tax doubt, the choicest that has ev where.
Benj. Green,
(j
"
they propose living in the fu in bloom with some of them
3.43 cost 1.05.
k<
er been offered to the people of
Philip Skull,
2
ture.
One tract listed by Miller T the mountains. Prince Alberts,
killed; somecorn planted and Alex Green,
4
"
-odouble
sol
—There are now 6 prison the farmers in a rush with have not claimed their stock-no c containing 112 acres, tax id blackand single breasted in AR
and fancy colors. F
3.85 cost 1.05.
tice is hereby given them
ers in jail. A Link Shown for their work. He also reports legal representatives to or their
MERS, we can fit you in anything
Jeans I JEANS!! JEANS! if
Stony Fork.
present
seven months, Tom Shown that Bro. Scott got home ['heir claims or the stock will be One tract listed by cowles you want in CLOTHING: Some VYe have the largest stock in
for four months, Sam Trh safely from theSuperior court forfeited In accordance with an c J joe's heirs containing 75 thing nice and durable.
town, which will be sold at
ett for six months. The other at Boone, and was looking act of the last Legislature I will acres, tax 96. cost 1.05.
special low pi ices.
sell to the highest bidder for cash
-0Shawnehaw.
as pleasant as if he had been at Patterson N. C. June1st, 1891,
three for a shorter time.
One tract listed by cowles
enjoying balmy spring all the all shares ofsaid stock remaining
-o—Grass is here, birds are
c J containing 150 acres, tax Groceries.
unclaimed.
while.
for '89 1.08 cost 1.95
singing and every thing is
.
,
HUGH GWYN.
One tract listed by church In this department you will
looking better. The people
April i th, 1891.
President.
LINVILLE ITEMS.
E , Mrs., containing i74 acres find nothing but first class goods.
are feeling better since the
We carry nothing but the best
tax 1.94 cost 1.05
NOTICE.
bad weather quit and rea
sugar and coffee. In flour we car
This department is com
Watauga.
The foul weather still ; is
Sale of Valuable Lauds.
ry from a
spring time has come.
One tract listed by Cowles best grades,medium to the verv plete. We can fit the tall,
with us in this neck of the
Corn and meat at
—By request we announce woods, and what plagues us Bv virtue of a certain decree c j containing 150 acres, tax lowest prices. Salt hams Bacon the short, the lean, and the
1.15, cost 1.05.
that there will be a Sunday is the fact that other sections made in the Superior Court of One tract listed by camp- and Lard always kept in stock. fat.
Caldwell county in the case of
school organized at the Bap of the country are as badly fc. L. Patterson administrator bell .joe. containing" 100 a-0BOYS CLOTHING !
tist Church in Boone, Sun off as we are.
cres. tax 77. cost 1.05.
d. b. n. of Phineas Horton deed.,
A nice lot which will be sold
day week. Every body is in When Oh when, will we vs. J. C. Horton, et al. I will, as One tract listed by Fister Hardware.
at a very low figure.
commisioner, sell at the court Lon, containing
vited to attend.
have a bit of sunshine? Wait house door in the town of Boone 58. cost 1.05. 75acres, tax
In this line our stock is large.
N. C., on Monday, the 4th day
—Oapt Lovill made a very and see.
One tract listed by oilland Nails, Iron, Plows, HamesTraceof May, 1«91, two
excellent speech on the Pot Mr. J. Matt Farthing is ot land in Wataugacertain tracts N p containing 100 acres, tax chains, Mattocks, Shovels and GOODS. Shirts,
county, one
Drawers,
all kinds of shelf-hardware at
ter case, also the speeches of not only one of our town known as the Shearer place, ly 1.08 cost 1.05.
prices that moves them.
J. L. HAYES, FX-SHFF.
Collars,
"dads, 'but is a ,Squire, or ing 011 New River, near the Three
Spainhour and Greene were
will be so soon as he goes fork Church, containing 129 a- March 30, 1891
Cuffs,
complimented. Bower and
cres more or less. The other tract
Underware,
M e thank our many custom
Bingham both made unusual clear over to Bakersville and fifty acres of wood-land, situated
N0T1CE.
Gloves,
efforts and both proved them takes the oath of office before within one mile of the Shearer North Carolina, Watatuga Co, ers for raising our sales to the
place, on the opposite side ofNew C l o y d & J o h n s o n v s . B e e handsome sum of $25,000,
W. S. Hyams, C. S. C.
Hose,
selves to be big lawyers in
last year, and for the present
•River, Tprins r*f sale (\ months
Terms of toln G
Mountain Company. Attach year we have our figures placed Handkerchiefs,
While things are being credit. Note with approved secu
size and calibre.
Cravats,
<fcc.
pushed as hard as possible in nty. S. L. PATTERRON, COM. ment. One hundred and forty-two at $35,000, and by low pri
—Shff. Baird left Wednes
dollars and forty-three cts, due ces, good goods and polite atten
Can suit all in this depart
the upbuilding of streets, At the same tims and place by account. Warrant of attach tion, we expect to reach the mark.
day morning with Vance
ment.
Will
cash a quantity of ment, levied on certain lands
Hamby, for the penitentiary. roads and the three-story an Ly(S sell for 50 bushels, now in the tenements belonging to said and 1 bey all sing the same song:
de
about
o
Squire Lowranee and a Mr. nex to the hotel, good weath hands of W. L. Bryan, of Boone. fendants and situated in said
* * * * * * * *
In connection with 'my
Coffey went along with the er is required to make things .. ,S- B- PATTERSON, ADM. county, returnable before II. K,
Hartley- a justice of the peace for VV e've found the store wherebuy- other business I run a
Shff. and Abe Harbin, to* re "hum," not "boom," for we March 25, 1891.
Watauga county at his office on ers get rhe very best attention,
are not "boomers" If ve do
enter the Morganton Asylum.
t h e 2 3 r d d a y o f M a y , ' 9 1 , a t l , p . u ith great variety of goods too
ive in the mountains.
NO! ICE!
111., when and where the defend
Both men are failing in health
tedious to mention.
T will expose to public sale, ants are required to appear and So low in price are they, they
J. S W.
again.
at the court house door, in answer the complaint. It further beat the lowest calculation,
GLOBE ITEMS
the town of Boone N. C.. on appearing that the said defend " hich makes us, asa family, sing
—Notice.—I will be at Aa
the first Monday in May it ants are non-residents of this out like all creation.
ron, Mitchell Co., N. C., May
Thinking that a few lines from being the 4th 'd- y of'said State, it is therefore ordered that
And that is the reason we trade which we think is equal to
27th, '91, for the purpose of
this beautiful valley would be in month, 1891, the'following notice of summons by publica with
any in the county, and we
organizing a Lodge of Odd
tion for six successive weeks be
teresting to some of your many described lands, levied on by
guarantee our prices as low
Fellows. The postponement readers, 1 will endeavor to give me on the 30th day of March made in the Watauga Democrat,
a weekly news-paper, published
as any in the County
from Apr. 10 to May 27, is you a few dots. The school at 91, to satisfy the taxes on 111 boone, W atauga county, re
said lands being due and un quiring t he defendants to appear
J hanking my customers for
owing to the hall not being this place is progressing tine; we
ELK VAIIK, N. C.
paid for the years '89 and '90 at my office at the time above
past favors, I remain
March, 23, 1891
ready for said lodge. Itesp., ha ve a fine man for a teacher, towit:
mentioned tor the hearing of the
Very Respectfully,
and a man who is liked by all
case, or judgment will be render
A. G. G R A Y S O N , D, D. G. M,
Boone township.
who know liini. I think the school
ed by default, This Apr. 9, '91.
One tract containing 37
R. I. H.\ RTLEY, J. P.
Fork church last Saturday.
—Mrs. E. F. Lovill, we are
sorry to say, is very unwell,
so much so that Oapt. Lov
ill could not attend Mitchell
court.
Groceries! Groceries!!
"Clothing,
Gent's
Furnishing
Hotel and Food
STABLE,
VANCE.
;W, L. Bryan.
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j mal negotiation with the CaLETT Eli. | fairs, and Mr. Blaine would
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nadian coinmissioifers until
has been!.
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land shrilly to keep l*is coil n- tli I Moral Government, in miliating to Mr. Blame is
which lie starts to-morrow i«i •"* ITe ,nppoimed a negro'I aire no He i s t a k i n g t b o flat- the-several states, greater
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are Ttorso than ever, because !
, government on this subject^
first suggested he exjiecte 1 j
Office.
hi in self \vith the belief t h a t m <mt tolerated; th'* genera >iiid the representatives of
;| the same time, he appc into be able to carry with him ;
las
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a prominent party, including :t a white man, R.
E. F. LOYILL
' iny to liielier taxes* He is e-L n ongh power, rsnn.v thmk-en
Ot > 00 r a sj\ a, to be
ingt'on for that purpose wheii
a majority of the cabinet and 11
ATTORNEY AT T.AW,
. itiough to declare that "theTir d v too much, over the m Fie Harrison veto was given
several Senators and Repre- i' oip-missioner a t-large, i lua , wo
.
teriml -iTii'-S of the St • es
k,
Boone N. C.
Mi Harrison l l"V
beginning to find
aaans oi m,
to hi 1 a. It seems to us that
sentatfves, but as the time ay that if
out the false prophets who There is no State in the Union in addition to being a snub
.jo-1 wished
drew near to start he ha u '' ViH :( ,i to recognize the ne- talked about the tariff last, t l u i t does not give the foreign
- DR. L. C. REEVES.
to Mr. Blaine this action on
had the experience of thej£ r<> R0Th ( >iihl c.a\^e apponiprecisely
P HYSICIAN 'AND S URGEON
,r *
f!| ' !i; :! * omnGssiouor ano
' cnseoroffiie'-. -11 subjects• J'//':' the same the part of Mr. Harrison was
»•
biblical character who gave| '
: ro
1
pre Meet ion extended to native
Office at Residence.
he
w
llu,n tilleniaie as Th democrats declared that j > ' cecs lonexu no.
decidedly discourteous to
an entertainment—all had :
Boone, N. C.
ie
t he nugroes had no represen the repnbh'cnns sought to in-: -Mnerr n;: citizens; I' /.'/ ( 'Canada, and a discourtesy
,
excuses to prevent their go
*v'
rigtii ro usx,- • ii ' that wasentirelv uncalled for,
.
. .
„
U!
1 " s ,)T A.ixa- have no right to ask,
'•
»
tativC on the commission, fvp.. qp ' • but dens of tavn
ing. Mr. McKinley, for whose
iinn To tint this trim ^ V.. v oust i i UllOU Oi . the =. Ul-teU It would have "neither lniur.4,
!S
L. D. LOWE,
iHis tiuet .a.
special benefit the Canadian and the alternate is simply a MeKinley nor.his recent speech : states A as aoi framed iip'.>n •
in
fifth wheel, unless for some
, ,
nor
T,
reciprocity talk has been
mnr! »1« o i* 1 1 ! > 1 ) 1 1 Ied' " committed this coun* ":
" .
r niinnr
'
's
1 t r y t o havo # heard the inforreason the Commissioner for es a d m i t s that, the tariff bill / n i 1, T ; ' ; : ; 1
postponed until after the
he-reported and was ad op-' ; a *' p a a muis, ana we ooj ial propositions of the Can a
,
. .
-ANDi l l
.
««
4
n o r believe i m . n it u i l l ever,
Ohio election in October, wh o m lie is a i tern a to hero m es , - j •
not » \ , n . n \ / u that i r v*ill a u a t ' i
, ,
,, TT
red increased the tax from 4o
! dians, and, unless Mr. Harriwould have-made a star at unable to serve.
NOTARY PUBLIC,
be1 because OI EIU Q- 1!
changed
' . .
to 60 cts. That was u
son
traction for the party, but Republicans wink knowing as to the 45. The old tariff pean claniOi% not ayeu ifltn-j^ has entirely lost confl" in h i s Secretary o f
BANNER'S ELK, N. C.
ly when an./body says anyhis own presidential aspira
i v n s 4 - 7 . 1 0 ppr cpent a v e r a - r e . t sr -'oTi r«fj ™ 1 e T'll State, there is no good wasort
p e r e n t B ver«ae.
i u e l » o i n e o UJ v e ! „ ,
tion so fully developed and tiring about Secretary Tra
Tlion t icdPino,said it.| n<lt;on 111
why lie should personally Kshe had such an exaggerated cy's declared intention of con
ducting the working forces would make (roods hisrh-r. is The Indians are r a ther tPn t o t h e a e propositions,
idea of his political impor
DENTIST, tance that would apt con at the various navy yards that true? Ask the dealers, ehoif-e. it is stated that they Secretary Foster acknowl
Nay, ask the buyers. Hard-.refuse to enlist in the army
ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA.
sent to play second fiddle to without regard to partisan ware, glass, woolens, carpets unless allowed to join to edges that there will be no
polities'. Mr. Tracy may be
Oflerc his professional services
Treasury surplus next year.
and so on ha ve all advanced the cavalry branch of the
to the people of _ Mitchell, Mr. Harrison.
But, perhaps what worries perfectly honest in his inten and some very much. Let the service. They have evident- Republican editors will please
Wata aga. and adjoining conn;
ties JAsTNo lad muioiiil used j Mr. Harrison more than nil tions bill either the republi higher tax continue forayear j ty never heard the song that take notice.
>ind <ill workgmir&nteed. uM other causes is his overwhel- can- do not believe it or they
or two until all the goods on was more or less familiar in Mr. Blaine's intercontinen
May i 1.) • j jyj.-j-jo' Jealousy of Mr. Blaine, tnin.lythe\ can out wit him.
hand have been disposed of the Virginia tr&iehes during tal monetary conference was
| who he thinks has already They certainly do not antici and prices; will range even AheGate war, the chorus of a decided failure, as far as
J. F. MERPMW.
E. S. Blackburn
pate giving up thenavyyard
Je or on, N.C. gained more notoriety than pa tron age.
Marion, N. 0.
higher yet. 80 the prophets which was 'Hfyoii want to go results are concerned. All
he is entitled to throng!^ hie
admitted the desirability c;
M OR PHEW & BLACKBURN connection with the adminis Secrtarv Foster has gone of e-v'l were true and not false to h—U just jine de cavalry."
a coin that would circulate
pl'ophnts. Th- Rspublir-.-ius
,! ( . eji) ,, ieitv
A ATTORNEYS AT I/AW.
tration. He fears that Mr. to New York to take a hand inn.v i-fifiu-n to vlicirfnlspgods j u ..^ n o t hat( , binK ve V v f a s t in all American countries at
Will practice in the courts Blaine will do som e t h i n g personally in ma king the H a r o, protection and how down |
the same value, but it was
T l o t w i t h s M r l d i n s h j « perse .
of Ashe, W a tail ga 11n 1 Mite h while he is away to increa- • rison machine of the Federal
shown that the difficulties ill
ell counties, also in the Eed- that notoriety, and although office holders in that city. •1 n d worslup a gam m the vera nee in sticking sonstant- providing such a coin are at
r
u-al (ourts of trie Diet., and lie has Mr. Blaine's promise That's one of the ilargs he te m [.) 1e of in on opol i , Lai11he ly to the nest. Perhaps the the present time insurmoun
Hupreme Couj-t of the State.
went into the cabinet to do. truth of \tha t the democrats bad boy, Bill McKinley, who table'.
( ollectfon ot claims solicited. to stand aside and allow him Again'it is though f that a di-dared and prophesied i" ;; Rn > f very mu( . h in love wild
isn't v( , rv much in love with
to be re-nomihated if lie can
fid vanee remains true all tin ' reciprocity qr its foster-fath- How long would a law cutAprl, 10.
tailing free speech, the key
be, he doubts his sincerity successor to U. 8. Treasurer, same.
,
. . er, mav have been changing s t o n e o f f r e e d o m ' s a r c h ,
and is afraid of him. It is be tlnston, has been car-railed.
! ho buKinessoutlook ofthfi, t]l0ge ~ ^
stand, if it was enacted by
A oiice.
hoved that Mr. Blaine is fully This time it is Mr. E. N. Ne- country has been deteriora-'
the legislature of Minnesota'/
For sale. 900 acres of land, a.ware of the state of Mr. deoker, of Indiana, a gentle
ting all the yea r sio\v1 y but There is no truth in the ru-1 j lls t long enough for the
on Rich Mountain, Watauga
man supposed to be influen
County, on which is asbestos, Harrison's mind, and that tial with thV Germans in that .itirely. At last it his reach tnor that Mi*. B. Harrison : United i-Vtates Supreme Court
todocide that it was uncoii
and tine land for sheep ranch. he enjoys it.
State and able to offset any ed that'point when Dun Sc Co.. j P'T )poscd discarding graim- stitutfonal, as it would do
Sales private. L. D. Lowe A: The evident intention of Mr.
of Nevy York, announce in Ltnei s ha L this Sjniag >01
J. T. Furgerson, Ex'trs. of Blaine to sur'rond the present adverse influences which Mr. their weekly review of trade. ,( >ne s o; more modern >-. > ,e. A without a dissenting voice.
Mrs. A. P. Callovva.V, deed. condition of thoItalia.n ques Huston may be disposed to
that there is no expansion of newer ha-, wouhi dowbUess Mr. Harrison travels on
Banner Elk, Nov. lu '90..
tion with an iinpoaetrabl(*air attemp to use against Mr. trade, that the iron product • l,(% !| iore bet'OHiiiigand fit bet free special trains. When Mr.
Cleveland was President and
of mystery is having a had Hasrison's re-noini nation.
is diminishing in Volume and U rr '
gendmnma isn 1 wished to go anywhere he
effect. He refused to give out
Millions in Cotton- Oil Soft-p.
.in price, and that the flour j eisposed to let go his only bought a ticket just as orPersons wishing to bor any information, even to sta A big soap inanufcK'turiugen- and grain markets show less /' n i ' A ' n
i()l * ^ l0 s;! ' v0 f)l <Tin;11*y people a 1 ivays do. No
row money, who can secure ting whether he had sent the
comment is necessary.
it by mortgage on good real answer to Rudini's last dis t;erprise was organized in activity, and in volume are ieiipro\ ing !iis personal ap>aiie-c. ' 11 aiKi-lfitiiei sliat The lion. Jerry Simpson savs:
Houston, Tex., Match 21. ! Far below last year. This is
estate, eari be accommodated
patch. From other sources The corporation will have a j very bad. What the remedy ; u m. run: nine on only until "The defeat of Senator In galls by
by applying, to
J.F. Spainhour, Boone N. C. it is learned that a draft of capital .of f15,000,000. The; is must be found hereafter. In i l ' 1( ' nominntmg^ co-uo ntion the e die nee raminds me of a sto ;
or A. J. Critcher, HortonN. C. that answer was read at a s,yndicat<*. propose to estab-1 the mean time the decline is next \ ear, n no 1 anger,
rv of two Irishmen. They came
ca binet meet i ng 1 a st week a n d lish plants to cost from $50,-1 here. What did the repub-1 Here's oiie especially for re- to i ids country never havingseen
approved by those present, 000 to $200,000 inHottst-on, lican UcKinlev high tax for publican editors: If the tariff a train of ears. They laid down
1
NOTICE !
but if it had been sent it went New 01•1eansand uthetSbuth- the benefit of Monopoly of isn't a tax paid by (onsuni- by a railroad track, by night,
when one of them was awakened
1 mn just, receiving a new by mail to our minister at
stock of goods bought tor Rome, because, if it had been ern cities in the cotton belt, last November have to do ers, why is it that, sugar be- by a trahi plunging by at lightwhere there are oil mills, as with it? LIiiMi verily as webejcame cheaper as soon as the • ling- speed i I11 a frenzy of terror
cash down and will sell for
st riekly pay down, at prices cabled over, the Italian pa well as some plants
in lieve.— Messenger.
duty oh it was removed? he ga zed upon it until it had passto live and let Jive. You will pers would not persist in say the North. Willi.qn Rice, a
Take your tune, gent! ami, in ed beyond his vision, and them
do well to ha 11 and -examine ing that Rudini had notified New York millionaire, and Th ro are sodisadvanl e. s answering this.
i awakening his companion he
m y good s co n si st i n g of b o o ts, Mr. Blame of Ids intention to
connected with the running of a
jf
others are its promoters-.
( ](-,;-jbi e*- i--ted as > 0 ' said: "James, they are moving
shoes, dry goods, notions, break off all diplomatic rela
, ., f
" , h -11, and the first load has just
weekly paper. Noticing, severalt .
Ac.
Yours truly,
ChiU'lo.y I osterwis ir acle gone by.'' [Laughter and aption with the United States We advise our farmei days r ;r>,t.hepr(.babCl i.-wofwar i
T. A. CRITCHER,
Bamboo. N. C. if he did not get a satisfacto friends again to steer clear! bet wee riic Uidi- i Suites and' Secretary of the Treasury it pjause.]
*cnr has been s w e p t a w a y I >y re- We regard the defeat of Sena
ry answer by Tuesday of this of debt in the arrangement ; Ital;. were ditnuikshi ng,
f. occurrences. ] [(
ed I o us to remark that it didn't! cent- ncfiirwifPS He was se- tor Ingalls as the removal of the
week. This last of course is they are making to start a
SUTHERLAND SEMINARY.
a bit of buncoml) that isfear crop. The farmers may not < seent to be worth while for Joint-11acted to be commander in- fit-si load.—Asheville Citizen.
— —
-Q
ny to get his gun. And the very j chief of the Harrison forces,
ed by nobody.
:
"We are late this week, dear
be able to take this advice in
MISS EMMA WINN,
Nevertheless, Mr. Blame's whole, but they can take it 1 next day the iNew York Herald j and to so manipulate the im- brothers," writes a Georgia edb
said that very thing. Thus it is vncase patronage of the treas
Graduate Greensboro Female College refusal to make public that
in part. That, is they need j that 110 matter how smart tfweek | ur y department as 10 make tor. "On Monday last we hired
PRINCIPAL.
a horse and buggy for fffi and
<dispatch of Rudini's has not go into debt farther than ly newspiq
> r man may he oi'j\i|» t Harrison's re-nomina- started out on a collecting tour.
caused many people to be- absolutely necessary. Let ev-; what brilliant, ideas Ins brain : t ()U by his party a certainty.
After traveling four days the
This Institution of learning is lieve that it was not of sue!) erv man see to it, that when
conceive,, there is always
and In* is doing it to the full- horse died with the blind stag
situated in one of the mostpictur
rnnvilmtm v notm-P
wp.
, "
es.iue and hospitable sections of 1
, ,
, \ . ~,
his del) ts ha ve been paid this some daily newspaper man who
gers, a,nd we had to foot it seven
had been led to believe " I fall, fie shall ha ve som part j ]S J U,S ' as smart as he is and who extent of his ability.
it
1
the St ate, and rare oppotunities I !,ilu l "' su ,s
miles, having collected seventyare hm-B oflereil for a^praetieal. | was by the cable synopsis <>f|„n,m m ,p loft ovw to take takes the words out of hismouth. Till*. Harrison has asserted
and chfiap education. The school jt. that came from Rome, and I 1
4 ,, -i lT
1 1 Landmark.
his authority and put a break five cents during the trip. We are
;h
not complaining,[however, as this
now has an enrollment of over 1 • 1 ' .1
.11 t-v I
ani his A1II , t non ; . .
on Mr. Blaine's reciprocity
ioopnpib. .La,tin. locrich. mnl l , ; V 1 lie ™ :> *> 18 n " tl,H !the winter, This advice it
.
.
• Bi
M is The late lien. Joseph E. pol i ey, as far a s it re! i tea t() soi't of thing is not new to us, as
all the English branches taught, iniorination "1 -ever k'ol 1 " n " eomiijon plnce, hut it is ianwe
got conwe have been in the newspaper
Bor full artieulars address tlnvcerning it Americans are
.
Johnstons will slurwed his Gnimda, by preniptoril.v or business for seven years."—Free
f
dering the Secretary of Sta te
n
Principal at
not fond of m v s t e i - i e s either lwrtanft-.Pro*r«®ive fat*,
&*
s , 1 ' t e t o 1 , 0 v v " r t " * 80,000
hot to enter upon even infor- Press/
SUTHERLAND, N. C.
in their public o r pnvii i t e a t - m a r .
01* o r i v
c
,
PROFESSIONAL.
* .'?
WASHINGTON
—
Attorney at Lai
!
Money to loan.
1
�The Watauga Democrat,
A Letter From a Demo era'
Cor .National Democrat.
COPYING THE RECOliD.
NOTICE!
I will expose t o public s ile,
TB!3SWY2ft»:
FA COMPLETE
PER
NE WSPA-
By Telegraph to News and Obs3rver.
a t the court house door, in
The Prideofthe North CaroliOAKLAND, CAL ., March 26.
WASHTHG YOU , April 14 — In the town of Boone N. E.. on
na Press."
-0—{Sir: I have been a reader of pn ran a nee of the notice of the the first Monday in May , it
Do you want to aid
With the openoning of the tip a paper that shallin building
your valuable paper for ihe Treasury Department, t h a t being the 4th day of said
reflect the
Value of Good Newspapers.
past two months, and 1 shall }(-, would afford - assistance month, 1891, the following New Year vv ewish to say t o t he greatest credit on North Caroli
good jieopTe of Watauga and na, no
where it
The worth of a 2 :0od news-jcontinue to read it as long- through its records for the described lands, levied on bv 'surrounding- counties t h a t we seen? matterpatronize may bo
Then
me on t he 30th da v of aich
! n o n o > T t o •States
paper in the community, a n d l a s 1 C i U \
;!ii 1-d o the money *91, to 8el
lie taxe on are now prepared to sell you The Wilmington Messenger
gton
A LARGE ElG IT-1'AGE PAPER
in t h e f a m i l y , i s h a r d to over pay for it . It shou-d be read u nler th limff tax act, in said lands being due and un more goods for
Do yon want a reliable paper
estimate. Sucb a paper voic-1 ! ) > every voter (and especial- trusi. For individuals t o as paid for theyea rs 89 and 90 R «H
giving you all the nous of tl: J
to wit:
1J * A
es the opinions of the best M-V those of 1113- class) in the certain who the individuals
world—a Democratic" in Wfepap*.
Boone township.
people, gathers up the most United States who is in Favor are from whom the tax was
And better goods than it has that equals the best—-has t)
largest circulation, and
ft
and collected, several States have One P H H H i
important items of news, of equal _rights _ to all BBHH
H tract containing 0,7 ever been your good fortune twenty-one years been haspart
1
: eu by
leads in alt progressive move-! special privileges t o none, b e had persons employed here acres lr-.
a . : mnl. < o get in Elk Prrk, or a t any and factor in thegrowth and dev
; ,
, .
, .other country town in the vel(»pment of the Old
mpnto advocates the cause the laborers, are taxed to tracing these accounts.
ndvacates the cause
, °
'•
North
merits,
v)nt? t n u \ isit* u.v cowioss luotuifcitiiiH,
*
State? Then subscrbcfor
of education, charity and r e - | death for the protection of
The representatives of Ton- r f 0 O ntaini • 0 acres adTHE WILMINGTON MESSENGER
w , u l e t l l ( W awncssee have completed thei r j join ing the lands of n. j.eoun
f • ITT)
ligious institutions. I t keeps t t i e r 5 c h <
Campaign Partes:
the public informed on mat-l&Mting richer we are .getting work, finding- that 35,000 cill and others/known a s the V ) U l i
1 he "Daily Messenger,'' by
ters of local imnrovements,! poorer. Our wages are cut people in that 8("ate are en- Frank (yusin and. TUX for
ha s been carefully selected mail, 4 months 011 trial, for
and urges and inspires t h e down whenever their profits titled to an average payment
lor j\) 1.92, costs from the NoHhfvn Markets y j£>2. 00
people t o united andcontinu- do
them a certain 0 f 812 per head. Berkeley 1 " o ' ^ t r a c t listed hy H n< a- and we can thereby save you The week] - "d ranscr
t
ous efforts to build up the percentage, and. when we kick a n c ] .leherson counties, of man J. n. containing 210 a- the 1 .errent of the middlei s e l , g e l % .. ( t h e l a
and
men, which you are bound to | best paper in the State) 9
they tell us to go, t h a t they West Virginia, the only conn-1 cres, t a x 13.09. cost 1.05.
eommunity.
pay il you purchase of mer- ninnti,, n„ : .;.a a.,, c, 1 <u(
In families where the mem can get others to take our ties in the State where the One tract listed by eaga- chants wjio buy goods from months on trial for $1.00
Cash in advance. Both
bers huve learned thejirt „f places at. the was** they of- tax was roP.eetud dirently mnn JolinN lieu^Mnitainins
Southern Dealers.
papers are large Eight-Page
rSg
rosl l.Oo
reading, good newsdapersCer or even less, and Iain cer- , are found to contain about
nrwBuapun
,
Leaver Dams.
#
sheets. Bend Postal Card
IAI
and books are valuable aids tain they can, for every ship 2,000 persons entitled t o re-< One t r a c t listed bv Thomnwith the address of five per
sons and receive sample eopin not onlv causing children that comes in is loaded down payment The a g e n t s of: son win. (col) containing 1 6
Don't lie satisfied with the its of T HE M ESSENGER.
and even parents to retain with emigrants that can live North Carolina have just be- (acres, tax 12 els cost 1.05.
words of praise from others,} Oct. 1st. 1888. tf.
Bald Mountain,
the power t o read, but also on a. loaf of bread and a pint gun their examination of thej
but
BE
*
pstimatel O n ^ m o t lm»d l^covvtes thatcome and on CONVINCED |
of wine or beer. This is the account*. They
as a* means of continuing
we have
hand the
TAKE T H E
j|
selected stock of BOOTS.
their education a t home, al class of people that hurts the {hat thirty thousands per-;'{ y.'> 'ckst'TO.t
American laborer more than sons in Noith Carolina are; One tract listed by Davis j (Men's & Boys) SHOES ,-in
most as well as a t school.
styles a n d b-st (|
A great many parents who any t hing else. I would like entitled t o repayment. Tlie'j M 0, containg 39 acres, tax j Gent's and Ladies furnish ,
GOINGspend time and money in to see the democratic party $357,702 which was the quo tax 3.07a-ost 1.05. ElJiatm FUg goods in the greatest }>ro ;
Qfie tract listed bv
rest and Northwest
sending children to school, engraft a. plank is, the nation ta. the State of Maine, was Alfred containing 30 acres, fusion,
I
regret that about the time al platform prohibiting emi entitled under the Direct tax- t a x 23. c o s t 1.05.
TO THE LADIES, A WORD. j
going: to en v- of tl
Blowing Rock.
the children gen t o reading gration from all countries for act was paid through the
j Western States or Ten i tori*
a period of twenty years or Sub-Treasury a t < o s t o n, O n e town l o t lister! a s the
they have to stay home t o
i will save time arid money goin^
We wish you to exfiminei via, Chicago and Alton roup
help in bread-winning. At more. That would relieve the nminlv in silver certificates. property of Moore s p, ad
joining the lot of w 11 Ed mis- j 0111 complete line of dress- t is the qnieka st route to
the same time these parents American laborer more than
A BIG WHEAT CROP.
ten for tlie year '89 tax 3.57 goods, consisting of
; IA N S A 8 C1T Y, D E N Y E R,
take no newspapers; and any thing else that could bo
cost 1.05
Cashmeres,
PUEBLO,
Blue Rid [vn #
new books never find then- done. This kind o f t a I k 111 a y
Reports received a t the of
Worsteds,
And all points in Ida ho, Wash
be undemocratic, if i t is 1 fice of the Kansas State One tract listed b y Adams ' Henriettas,
way into their homes. Such
i net on, Oregon, Utah
French flannel,
parents may mean well, but cart not help it. 1 arn pi*etty Board of Agriculture indi Elbert, containing 33 acresand California.
t a x 2 . 8 8 coat 1 . 0 5 .
Jersy flannels,
do not calculate rightly. nea r six fy years old a nd ha ve cate that there is more mois One tract listed by cowlos
Finest and Best Equipped
Nun's veiling,
Show us the family into voted the democratic ticket ture in the ground in Wee- c ,1 containing 840 acres, tax
Toad in the West.
^Armadilla cloth,
tern Kansas than there has for '89 6.02 for *90, 6.47,
which a good n e w s p a p e r all my life.
Only line running Solid Yesti
1 in fact, a full line of all
arm
hud 1 ] ] y J < iv i< 1 M . ( \ 'p
been a t this season for many cost 1.05
makes its regular visits, and
MARRIED HIS SISTER.
the most fa'sioliable fabrics! a f jd Kansas. Citv
One tract listed by Earnes for ladies wear.
The acreage of wheat
we will show you a home
Reclining Chair cars and tour
A Special telegram t o the is much larger than last year j M containing 125 acres tax
school where all who can
ist Sleepers free of extra, charge.
3.08 costs 1 05
I wilt meet pai-ties at any rail
read, or hear reading, will Philadelphia Tunes from and, barring hailstorms and
Gove Creek.
CLQTIIFTG^
road station with tiirougdi tickets
Halifax, N. S., says: From insect depredations, the crop One trac t listed b y Williams
grad 11 aly, but surely, increa so
and baggage cheeks.
in the a r t of reading as well the little town of Newport, will be an enormous one, as josaphine containing 30 a- 011 r slock i n this 1 in.e is fresh
For full information, mans arid
from the Taylor's shears and descripdve pamphlets of the
as in acquiring useful infor on Avon river,near Windsor, it is almost impossible for cres, tax 2.70 cost 1.05.
Elk. '
the greatest pains have be m West write to or call 011
mation. Show us the parents comes the story of an unus the wheat crop to be injured
One tract listed by cowles taken in their selection as t o
B. A. NEWLAND.
who regularly read their ual tragedy. Three days a- by dry weather. The wheat c J , containing 1 ,047 acres,
Traveling Passenger A: t..
style, make and finnish. If
newspa pei s, and we will guar go the dead body of Mrs. area is increased in most tax 14.99, cost 1 05
you ncv-d a suit of clothes we 19- Pat ton Ave., A shevi lie, A. C
antee their children will be Madeline Duval, the pretty counties in both the eastern One tract listed by cowles will make it save you money J. CHARLTON, G. P. A
Chicago, III.
i11 tel1i gen t r ea d ers a 11 th ro u gh young wife of Lucien Duval, and western portions of the & co, cowles inters! in 200 t o buy of us.
acres, tax 1.88 cost 1.05.
life; and a s knowledge is pow was found in the river. The Btate. Some eastern coun
. TfA#
,..*0 gfi L I YIL 0 1 h i M
er, the readers of papers are remains were taken home and ties have doubled their for & One tract listed by cowles
caljowav containing 100
Usually the leaders in society. search was instituted for the mer acreage and in several acres, tax 77. cost 1.05.
—AND—husband, who was found western counties it is quad- One t r a c t listed -for Hardin Bacon, F l o u r r
-Exchange.
i
1 >11 -t
•
,i
KNOCKED O U T !
Lard, Sugar,
wandering aimlessly in the r
T h e area in the State J H & OD. containing 400 a
Coffee, Rice,
MORE INDIAN MURDERS.
woods about a mile from his IS increased a pout 35 per cres, t a x 1.54 c o s t 1.05.
I. P. BENSON, D ARK R IMJF,
Canned goods.
N. C.,
home, evidently half demen cent. The growing crop is One tract listed by the Min
Salt, syrups,
BLACKFOOT , Idaho, April ted. I t was immediately sup exceptionally good every eral and Mining co. contain
is just receiving a largestock
Pepper, Spice,
13.—Great excitement was posed t h a t he was responsi where and damage by the fly ing 100 acies, t a x 19J25 c o s t
G ENERAL M ERCHANDISE •
Ginger, and
1.05
caused this afternoon by the ble For his wife's death, and has been of little consequence.
which will be sold for Cashc
Soda.
Meet Ca in p.
discovery t h a t Indians had a watch was placed upon The acreage in spring wheat One tract listed by cowles This line of our stock is full country produce a t price:.
killed two unknown white him Duringthe funeral obse will be less than nsuaP and c J containing 445 acres, t a x and complete, and sold al never before heard of. Givn
him a call,
most a t starvation prices.
immigrants, who were camp quies he eluded his keepers confined mainly to a few 3.43 cost. 1 05.
apr 29 l y .
One tract listed by Miller T
S
ed a t a water tank one mile arid fled. The same evening counties.
tCCC c OA a rrnr i lwlnp mnde 1-y Johri B
II
t\ OpO(»ivli),Tr'>j',N.V.,iil work for us. Ktade*
-a
below this place. Nothing his body was found hanging A dispatch irom Omaha, c containing 112 acres, tax
"
1 y you mry r. t ii-rilu' us much, but we (111
3.83 cost 1.05r
BOOTS
. • oh a mjuifkly how to eurn fn-m $5 l
* ' :..--asw w-.n, ; '"'r JflO a any at the.
ni;d ti»l>io ns you £
Could be learned as to the m the barn.
Stony Fork.
Nebraska, says that the
E
•5 ; T
.JA J "U. Both sexes, nil ajrea. In nny part c
^ • % -5 Vmcricn. you can commence »t home, giv
cause of the tragedy. There
T /• f nigal vcur time,<-r spare moments ouly t
S
A letter was found in his State's crop prospects are One tract listed by cowles
g-iir-- ca the wok. All is
(irc«! pay 81IRIiTvr
v«i v worker. V.'e start vou. furnUhinowere no eye witnesses. The pocket stating that ever reported by the board of C J Joe's heirs cimtafning 75 Our stock of Boots and
v V iii. . KA311 Y, t*l'Ei:DILY leirned.
. :M CLAPS FKEU. A<ldro«» at once
10., l'OUTLAMl, aUlAE.
K Ui :
bodies of the immigrants since his marriage he had agriculture to be su peri 01 to acres, tax Do, cost l.Qo.
Shoes, we claim, can not bo J
Sha wneha w.
beaten in Yv'estern North Car
were found a t the tank and been endeavoring to ascer those of any year in the his
One tract listed by cowles
a number of Indians were tain who his wife's parents tory of the State.—National (i j containing 150 acres, tax olina. a s we can fit any one
from the hardy mountaineer
seen taking t o the hills east were, she being an adopted Democrat.
for '89 1.08 cost 1.05
most dainty foot that
One t r a c t listed by c h u r c h to the only on the ^oftes
of here.
child, and about a week be
trends
E , Mrs., c o n t a i n i n g 174 a c r e s
An uprising is feared. In fore had made the a wful dis
F ree - Trad 3 A rjuments.
Trade-Marts
carpets. Buy of us jmd be C'nveat^, and conducted forobtained, «nd all Pat
ent business
node rate Fees.
dian Agent Fisher, who was covery that his wife was 110 The Protection organs are t a x 1.94 c o s t 1.05
happy.
Our Office is Opposite U. S . Patent Office,
Watauga.
and we can secure patent in les t time than tnoeo
' a t Poeotelle, was telegra phed less a person than his own pr; ising the McKinl y bill for One tract listed by Cowles
remote from Washington.
Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip
tion. We advise, if patentable or not, free of
for and came up on a special sister. I t appeared that his wiping out thetariff on sugar C J con tn i 11 i rig 1 50 a cres, t a x
ialkMIjlfil
charge. Our fee not duo till patent is secured.
A Pamphlet, "How to Obtain Patents," v.*ilh
train.
mother and father had sep- and saving the consumers of 1.15. cost 1.05.
nr.mes of actual clicntfrln your State, county, or
t h e country $50,000,000 a One tract listed by camp- That we have only quoted tow n, sent free. Address,"
Deputy Sheriff Ross left im erated. ThelatTer went t o
mediately for the scene and Prince Edward Island, tak year. II free sugar is a good bell joe. containing 100 a- a few articles "obtained in our
thing, what's the mattei with! cres. tax 77. co^t 1.05.
Opposite Patent Office, Washinglor,, D. C.~
large stock, hut invite yon
took charge of the bodies, ing the son with him.
free blankets free carpets free| One tract listed by F )sp I to send us your orders, or
After the separation the
=•>• r\ £*s A f n 11. nit in(Ti-tti pPTAonto \<?5fbtr
- /ur
: 'rf.y
leaving an armed posse on d a ugh ter, Ma del me wa s born. gloves, freecloak., Ac.? Every i Eon, containing 75 acres, tax I
of
» renfi ttud v.rilc,RmJ
come and see us. and get ai> «IIS isas
XI \J <5# ,.
t!oTi,wiU work In-j'iiirif : -hy,
0
» Tkrcv Tkon?»«-n4 UdHm*'
The mother, too proud to word ofcommenda tiou which ; 58. cost 1.05.
what you need. If you don't
rtr Thr»y live.I wfll .iltoidinlflf
iiih pbov:-. tj,tini lbs! '••aouat.
a i>ar»m
Business is suspended and ask help of the father, never the high-tariff papers bestow One tract listed by Gilland
.mncv !«•: mpunlr.ts
j'lty urn)
8 l l flcr ] s a
wcrk'-' .1#
nrcfjuiitf.
a p a t IN p con raining 100 acres, tax w a n t t o p u r c h a s e a n y t h i n g , !; nriji'U. f desire but «>»»* mcCtiffVrrt* puntcRq.tnicrf quifKL/I.
the citizens are up in arms. told him of the birth. The IIP 0 1 1 1
1:2 ftlrcuiy
liiHgli, nu«l proViC.'crf with
jY,.
iconic and see. and always re Hum', r, who t>. omkinj over f •«/'"' n jenr eucbv Ii'b Nat EW
ar»H y 1.08 cost 1.05.
girl wasadoptedand brought 11Section, ixansim
tmi
iLI
FuW r arflctiTcr:. VKfelk Addi-.-.m
our?.
About 100 armed mounted
ALLUiV, ilux 4dCO,
Mal.itg,
J. L. HAYES, FX -SIIFF. member t h a t it is no trouble
, to show goods.
men have left the city to de to Newport, where Duval j Star.
March 30, 1891
married
her. They were
\ qvp jp v
Hoping t o merit a large
mand the surrender of thY overcome with horror at. the
a \ L I- IIjA
share o f y o u r t r a d e i n t l i e f u
guilty parties. Should the discovery. Mrs. Duval evi My duties confine T
ture, and hoping each and
Indians refuse, trouble is sure d e n t l y b e c a m e i n s a n e a n d Carol in , and l won]
all a prosperous your, weare
011 fa .'orable terms
t o follow, as the possearede, committed suicide; and re stOelc in a phosphate
most Resr>.
morse drove Duval t o the in Florida, my late Vest
! 7/1
termilied men.
tireless toileis foi trade,
same end. They were buried a suitc.hiefarni in i hem
Not an Indian was found together yesterday.
ALEX. Q. IIOI LV
in the city an hour after the
Coffey &Councill.
Raich
little forttifieshnve heen
Rt
fi r us, L- Anna Ri-jfc, Am:in,
discovery.
. and Jw>. Iienn, tolofln, ohio.
» 1i i *>
e. Otheifi are doing«•well. Why
Elk Park, Jan., 5,1891.
• a?
cmn < m 1 $500.CD r.
•all do Ihr work smd live
itth
c,nk?'. 20 UNIONSQUA^E.Ry. • 'r ( 2,y--.
1j Wk.<
,LL _
via»
CAL.
A
»to IfknliiS iiliitf
All mail orders Prompt I cm .L0UI5.MC.C,rT>.ANTA.C;A-.;.UALLA5.TI
If you f o e l weak
ST
r.-ro
Jy filled.
and all worn out tar:
•rnil tli- time. Iflpf money.njr workfor
. Culture uiikrowu imu
them.
\Y. L. Bryan,
IIJ
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
W.Hallcu «>5.. Jfiox HlhV
j
TYPUK
*
i_> OG11C,
NX'.
D. B. Dougherty, Editor.
R C. Rivers, Publisher
RSTOCK
pufmikF (piucggo and Alton R, I
f
1
�About a Mortgage.
Dr. Bead's letter "A plea The New River section of
for Cleveland," has been very our county is destined to be
generally published all over come one of the most interes The editor of the Santa An
D. 11. Dougherty, Editor.
K C. ltivers, Publisher the State and we desire to ting as weli as the most pro na Standard, having just
say, that in our humble opin ductive sections within our succeeded in paying a mortA DEMOCRATIC family news ion, it lias done good. The borders. The splendid b ot-i^ e o n l,is . mD(h . in 0 , ' a n ^
paper devoted to the interests of letter is a fair statement of tom lands have been, to Jthorpe rejoins m the full
County, State and Nation. Pub
•Hid owners " 1 P bl acres of as
lislied every Thursday at Boone conditions confronting ns, certain extent ditched
politically. There are efforts [where only a, few years ago fine land|asCalifornia boasts.
ADVERTISE IN,
Watauga County, N.C.
being made by some, would the wild grasses were the 011- His 'experience with the'dead
p I ed ge' —ji o w so h a p pi1y pa ssThursday April, 28, 18(Jl. be leaders todiverttheminds; ly production, the finest corn
of the masses from the real and grasses are raised. Rye ed—moves him to wise reflec- n
issue, which is tariff reform, ja 11 d buckwheat, heretofore tions, as follows;
FAMILY GOVERNMENT.
and a more economical ad- j considered by farmers as the "A mortgage is a queer in
stitution. It makes a man
An observing person can ministration of our govern-1only grain crop, on the beaurustle and keeps him poor.
not fail to notice the govern ment. All honest fair-seeing | tiful New River bottoms have
It is a strong incentive to ac
ment of families of the pres men are ior reform, knowing also increased. Thirty years
tion, and a wholesome remin
ent day. In most families the it to be the main issue, and j ago most of the fanners haul
der of the fleeting months
children govern tlie parents on this issue the people will ed their corn from Cove Creek
mid years; it is fully as sym
and have their own way caus enthusiastically follow the to that section, being 1111 aide bolic in its meaning as the
ing parents vexation a n d leadership of the greatest to raise a sufficiency, but, to hour glass and scythe, that
trouble. Children are allowed living reformer in these Uni a very great extent, b.v the represent death." A 111 ortmore liberties and have less ted States whose name is effort of those industrious ga ge also re j »rosea ts ind u st ry
restraint than formerly, con Grover Cleveland. The Free farmers, this ruinous system because it is never idle and
For Every Thing You Need.
sequently tliey are harder to Coinage issue cannot be system has been stopped. Un never rests. It is like a bosom
ta ke
govern. Parents are too in much of an issue for there less Cove Creek farmers tak«!fri,end'. be£?U8f thw ,K'«atw
—0adversity the closer it sticks
I am pleased to announce to the public that I have
dulgent and instead of teach are so few who agree on this, better care of that hitherto to a fellow. It is like a brave
ing their children self denial, even among democrats. To splendid section, they will soldier—it never hesitates at one of the largest stocks of general merchandise ever offer
they try to satisfy them by say the least it is a question have to haul corn from some charges nor fears to close in ed to the people of the county. Remember that I will sell
.you goods just a little lower than anybody else for SPOT
pandering t o their every able theory. Free and unlim other sections themselves hi on any enemy. It is like the CASH, as 1 bought them cheap. I have a beautiful line of
whim spoiling the child and ited coinage of silver may be years to come. Perhaps 110 ! sandbag or the thug—silent light weight clothing 011 hand cheap, 500 pairs men and
1 in application, but deadly in
heaping trouble on both par for the best and some con mountain country has ever effect. It is like the hand of women shoes fine and coarse, from 80 cents per pair up. A
ent arid child. A child should tend for it, while others say been more productive than Providenceit spreadsall over beautiful line of dress goods, consisting of fancy lawns at 5 #
be governed gently and firm it will be ruinous to the com the Cove Creek section in corn, the creation, and its influence cts per yd. Calicoes at 5. and up. A large line of worsteds
in ail colors and prices; white black and flowered nainsook,
ly and learned to obey with mon people and will cause wheat and grass, This sec- Vs everywhere visible. It is India linen, pink nun's veiling, outing cloth, shainbria,
out a whimp^k But their pa silver to be depreciated and tion once fed the •alance of Ake_the grasp of a devil fish black henrietta. drilling and bed ticking. A large lot of
the longer it holds the great
pas and mammas think they that the common people will the country, to a great ex er its strength. It will exer jeans cheap. Hamburg flouncing for dress shirts or fronts;
are so sweet and smart that be the losers. We are not tent, and will continue to do cise feeble energies and lend all kinds of laces. Face veiling and the largest and pretti
they must have every-thing sufficiently informed to say so under judicious farming. activity to a sluggish brain, est stock of ribbon you have ever seen. Ladies' untrimed
hats, wreaths flowers and velvets cheap. A large lot of
but no matter how hard the queens-ware, glass-ware, shelf hard-ware, plows, castons.
they ask for, and all the little how this matter is. Let us
ones has to do is to cry for not be led off from our moor President Harrison had a debtor works, the mortgage farmer's friend plows and all the repairs alwas on hand.#
works harder still. A mort
what they want, and it is giv ings by the silver question. royal reception at Memphis. gage is a good thing to have Stoves a specialty. Hoes, nails, horse-shoes, grass rods,
en to them. But not satisfi Let us go for reform and ain the family—provided al and heel-screws, clocks, jewelry ; cutlery, saws braces
ed, they still want o t h e r gainst the extravagance of Rev. Dr. E. A. Yates a brai ways it is in somebody else's and bits cheap.
Come and exmine my stock and prices before purchasing
things and they know how to the republican party who ny, fearless man has written family. It is like a boil—al elsewhere, and I will save you money. Wanted— corn, i.ve,
get them—just continue t o has made times so hard with a lengthy letter to the Dur ways a good thing on some chickens and eggs. Also a large quantity of roots A herbs.
other fellow.
Call for a list Goods and samples by mail.
cry until the fond parents us, by extravagance. We are ham Globe, condemning the
for Cleveland, and tariff re Y. M. C. A. and W. C. T. U.
Yours Anxious to Please,
will come to their relief by
form now and henceforth. If
giving any and everything
Vilas, N. C., Apr. 18, '91.
WILL IV. HOLSLLA IF. m
called for. This is the daily we know ourself, we are a According to Prof. Ely, it
routine of parents. The poor democrat and after that for costs the American people When out of order, involves every organ of
the body. Remedies for some other derange
taken
tired mothers have little rest every good measure that 1100,000.000 a year to sup ment are frequentlythe liverwithoutisthe least
it is
which the
will come up to emolliate the p o r t t h e u n p r o d u c t i v e s t r a g -j effect, because trouble, and until that isreal
set
source of the
from the spoiled child, until
GRAND OPENING! NEW GOODS.
right there can he no health, strength, or
condition of our over-taxed glers in the country, who fail comfort in any part of the system. Mercury,
it worries itself to sleep. The
in some form, is a common specific for ii slug
-o
most of this is caused by not people. Every intelligent per to support themselves.
gish liver; but a far safer and more effective
medicine is
son will, if he is honest, say
knowing how to manage the
Ayer 's Pills.
child. Self denial is the most that the republican party Gen. R. F. Hoke has been
For loss of appetite, bilious troubles,
important lesson to teach a has out lived its usefulness. elected president of the North pation, Indigestion, and sick headache,consti
these
child. A family of children It is now a party of fraud Carolina rail-road by the di Pills are unsurpassed.
"For a long time I was a sufferer from
brought up without obedi and speculation, and the last rectors to fill the vacancy stomach, liver, and kidney troubles, expe
Congress squandered the sur ca u sed by the resignati on of riencing much difficulty in digestion, with
It is gratifying to us to announce to our numerous
ence to parents, make, a gen plus in the U. S. Treasury
severe pains In the lumbar region and other
parts of the body. Having tried a variety of
customers that we have now, and still arriving tin 1 largest
eral thing, bad and rebellious and run up the expenses of Gov. Thos. M. Holt.
remedies, including warm baths, with only
stock of goods ever brougfc to Watauga. We have recenttemporary relief, about tiiree months ago I
students; make disagreeable the government to over a
began tlie use of Ayer's Pills, and my health
ly bought in Philadelphia and Knoxville $6000.00 worth
much improved
church members and trouble billion of dollars. Here re Col. L. L. Polk is in Ohio ls so superior merits that I gladly testify to of NEW GOODS.
Our stock consists of all varieties of
the
of this medicine." —
some citizens, from the fact form must come and, useless organizing the alliance there. Manoel Jorge Pereira, Porto, Portugal.
g o o d s kept in a first class store.
We have a nice line of
"For tiie cure of headache, Ayer's Cathar
we have it, the free coinage
they were not properly con of silver will be but little help He and Gov. Campbell ad tic Pills are the most effective medicine I ready made CLOTHING that we are offering Low down.
K.
Dorchester,
trolled when children, a n d to the people. If the republi dressed a meeting together. ever used."—R. the James, a cathartic, IMass.
"When I feel
need of
take
SHOES!
OVEH-SHOES!
BOOTS!
have grown up rebellious and cans are again voted into The third party move has Ayer's Pills, and find them to he more effec
tive than any other pill I ever took."—Mrs.
Ladies dress goods in all qualities, colors and prices.
ungovernable. T h e family power and control of this not as yet cropped out in the B."C. Grubb, Burwellville, Va. an Invalua Gents furnishing goods! Collars, cuffs, Neckware, shirts
I have found in Ayer's Pills,
ble remedy for constipation,
government is the grand county the people will say convention, hut there is Some kindred disorders, peculiarbiliousness, and socks and anything yon want in the latest styles. HATS!
to miasmatic
by their act that they don't
to suit men, women,and children. Hardware, crockery,
localities. Taken In small and frequent
start from which Govern want reform. Let us alii feeling in its favor.
doses, these Pills
f a r m i n g utinsels, &c in great quantities. Our goods were
ments and nations spring. It work to bring about a change ^
„
.
,
bought at a .bargain and we propose to gi ve our customers
Act Well
is this that qualifies men to in our mitionnl affairs. The I President Hnrmonnn.1 parthe benefit of them. Come and see our fine stock and you
on the liver, restoring its natural powers, and
govern and to be governed. democratic party is the only I LY are now on their extended aiding it in throwing off malarial poisons." will be sure to buv. Extra inducements will be offered for
C. F. Alston,
W ithout a proper diciplinein hope for the country, so rnl-|trip through the South and —"Whenever 1Quitman, Texas. constipa the next 60 days for CASH . We take all kinds of produce
am troubled witli
ly to it everybody and aban West. They met with a warm tion, or suffer from loss of appetite, Ayer's and live stock a specialty. Thanking ourfriends for past
tlie family men and women
Pills set me right again."—A. J. Kiser, Jr.
are raised up disobedient to don the notion that any reception i 11 Johnson City Rock House, Va. advice of a friend, I began ptaronage, we hope to merit it in the future by honest
" In 1858, by the
thing can be accomplished
all the rules and regulations outside of this great party. and other towns on through the use of Ayer's Pills as a remedy for bil •dealings and good oargains, we are
iousness, constipation, high fevers, and
Very Respectfully
of society; they rebel against If free coinage is a good thing Tennessee to Memphis where colds. They served me better than anything
I
they were enthusiastically re inhad previously tried, and I have used them
all authorities and are head we will have it, if not wedon't
attacks of that sort ever since." —H. W.
Hersh, Judsonia, Ark.
E. H.DOUGHERTY & BRO
strong and self-willed. How want it. Let the - slogan he ceived.
"tariff reform." Grover Cleve
important it is for thefarnily
land, or some other able hon
PREPARED BY
to be well governed, for on est democrat, for President While President Harrison
is passing through the South DR. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
this structure our whole sys in 1892 and we will succeed
tem of government rests, as and bring about much need and is receiving such hospi Bold by all Druggist* and Dealers in Medicine.
w r ell as the obedience to the ed reforms and relieve the talities and ovations where
ever he goes, he 110 doubt
, NOTICE.
laws of God. Few parents people.
DEALERS
IN
thinks of the Force bill that
Sale of Valuable Lands.
think seriously on this all- Denver Dams has always
important subject, and allow been productive and a fair he so heartily urged on By virtue of a certain decree
their childien full liberties to grain and grass section. Im Congress to pass. When he made in the Superior Court of
proved farming is noticable
do as they please, and it is so along the main roads and it sees and speaks of the happy Caldwell county in the case of If you think of buying
S. L. Patterson administrator
natural for them to go as is reasonable to suppose that condition of both whites and d. h. n. of Phineas Horton deed.,
SEWING MACHINE,
tray that they soon succeed the same signs of improve blacks, he 110 doubt wonders vs. J. C. Horton, et al. I will, as and want to save CASH, write me
in making unruly and disobe ments are to be seen in the what use the bill had been, commisioner, sell at the court for prices. I carry a full line of
house
dient children, and this prin hack settlements. Beaver had they succeeded in pass N. C., door in the town of Boone needles and parts,such as ,
on Monday, the 4th day Shuttles,
Dams, like other sections, ing it, in order that the great
Dobbins, Drivers,
ciple clings to them in most have some good farmers and
of May. 1891, two certain tracts Oim etc., all of which can be
cases during their lives. Look plenty of sorry ones. We white race of the South might
of fishirp
well to how you controlland will venture to say, however, be enslaved by black domina
Ilooklthat Beaver Dams and Cove tion.
raise your children.
specialty,
Creek sections have more
new, neat dwelling houses For nea rly half and a century fifty acres of wood-land, situated Ivv^ ser,d them out by mail,
T he I talia n m u d d le rem ai ns and barns than are to be 'Ayer's Cherry Pectoral has been within one mile of tlie Shearer| S.
P, ANGEL,
the same. Secretary Blaine's found anywhere in Western the most popular cough remedy place, on the opposite side,of New
KNOXVILLE,
ill the world. The constaiil ly in B'ver,
TEXN
reply to Kudini's last note is North Carolina, according creasing demand tor this remedy credit. Terms of sale 6 months
Note with approved seen
to territory, and we will ven proves it to be the very best
—a.
not satisfactory and no one
l'ity.
S. L. PATTERRON, COM.
ture further to say that the
'A
knows how the matter will people live better and have specific for colds, coughs, and all At the same tims and place I
end. Italy can get a fight if more and the best kind of diseases ol the throat and lungs. will sell for cash a quantity of
rye, about 50 bushels, now in the
JVbniy
broken
she desires one, but it is not eatables. W e s pea k f r o rn w h a t down from overworkPersons are cores.
hands of W. L. Bryan, of Boone.
or household
supposed that there will be we know, for we have been lirown's Iron Bitters Rebuilds the
S. L. PATTERSON, A DM.
system, aids digestion, removes excess of bile,
there.
March 25. 1801.
much more of the affair.
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LOCAL NEWS.
- -The hogs must go.
- Mr. John Norris was or
dained at Howard's Creek
church on last Sunday.
- Mr. John Hine, of Pulas
ki City, Va., is visiting his
mother and sisters litre.
—Buy the celebrated McCormiek mowers and hayrakes of W. L. Bryan.
—\V. L. Bryan is sellilg
more goods and better goods
than you can buy at other
places.
—Read Will W. Holselaw's
new "ad" in this issue and
proffit there-by. He is one of
our live merchants, as he
clearly proves, by the liberal
use of printers ink.
--Everybody is now try
ing to see how much work
can be done every day on the
farm. If the weather contin
ues good our people will
soon be up with their farm
work.
—The schedule on the mail
route from Boone to Plumb
Tree, Mitchell county, has
been changed so that the mail
arrives here at 6, p. m., and
leaves at 6, a. m., the follow
ing morning.
—Married on New River at
the residence of Wallace Edmisten on the evening of the
19th, Mark L. Reed to Miss
Caroline Edinisten of Cald
well Co. D. B. Dougherty J.
P. officiating.
—Mrs. Alice Brawle.v, of
Granite Hill, N. C., is visiting
her father, Capt. Lovill, and
will remain for some weeks.
She brings, little Frank, her
sweet babe, to see his grand
parents for the first time.
—Mai ned on last Sunday
at the residence of the bride's
father, near Boone, Mr. Jos
eph Hayes, to the charming
Miss Carrie, daughter of John
A. Gragg. Our best wishes
for future prosperity for this
popular couple.
—W. C. Coffey, N. N. Colvard, W. B. Couticill Jr, L.
L. Greene, and others of our
village have gone to Statesville court. Also G. II. Blair,
C. M. Hodges, and a number
of others from different parts
of country.
—Just as we go to press,
we recieve a comunication
from one of our esteemed cor
espondents, telling us of the
great sickness of the citizens
of North Fork of Cove Creek.
He names a dozen or more
people, who are down with
different maladies.
—Col. Gordon, Chief En gen
eer of the S. A. and 0. R. R.,
with Mr. Hampton, son of
Senator Hampton, of S. C..
are here examining the route
through this section for a R.
R. survey. They will spend a
few days taking heights in
the different gaps between
Watauga River and B l u e
Ridge.
HERE WE ARE!
—Notkb.—1 will be at Aa Genealogy of the H&rmau Family. then lie married Allie Baird.
ron, Mitchell Co., N. C., May [Continued from last week.] Caroline married William
Horton. and Addie married
27th, '91, for the purpose of
Elizabeth Baird married John Taylor. Mary married Spring Announcement
organizing a Lodge of Odd Duke Ward, and moved west, John Wilson, who bore him
-oFellows. The postponement she bore him two or three five children, Hiram, Ema
at- r u n from Apr. 19 tp May 27, is; children. Rebecca H married line, Caroline, Andy and Su
owing to the hall not being Frank Adams, they moved san.
ready for said lodge. Resp.,1 to Indiana, don't know any [To be continued next, week]
A. G. G RAYSON , D. D. G. M. thing of their family. Rachel For the delicate and aged and
We propose to make it to
--Any farmer wanting a Id. married Holden Davis, all in whom the vital current is We Are Head-qua Hers For
impoverished and sluggish, Ay
superb mowing machine on who bore him three children, er's Sarsaprilla is the very best -ThisPart ol rLhe Earth— your interest to trade with
reasonable terms and defered two sons and one daughter, tonic. It restores the wasted tis
us, and in so doing, we give
payment, can get the Derring Milton, Calhoon and Susan. sues, and imparts to the system
mower delivered at Boone. A1 Milton lived and died on Cove surprising elasticity and vigor. DON'T You be the last to find you some articles that are
Price ftl. Worth ft5 a bottle.
out waere the best goods are sold contained in our
so buggies of all kinds, plows Creek; the other two if living
and f a r m i n g implements. are citizens of Virginia. Nancy The oldest woman in the the cheapest. We are uow open
ing and displaying the largest
Call on Alexander Hugo man H. married Thomas Curtis, State as is claimed, died on stock of seasonable goods of the
the 111h inst in Lincoln Co. j highest merit ever brought to ENORMOUS STOCK
Boone N. C. Orders solicited.
who bore him ten children, Her name was Mrs Sallie this town, which will be sold low
on which we propose to give
—On last Thursday eve
three sons and seven daugh Weaver. She was 105 years er than ever. Our motto is good you unequalled
ning, that venerable minister,
ters, named[respectively, Hoi two months and fourteen goods, fair dealings and low pri
days old. She has a daugh ces.
John Crisp, of Caldwell Co.,
land, Noah, and David; then ter living over 80 years old.
SMITFAAS
was united in marriage with
0
Clarissa, Susan, M a 1 i s s a,
Mis. Mary Cornells, of How
Jane, Malinda, Rachel and
ards Creek. Mr. Crisp has pur
Dry Goods.
BOOTS & SHOES,
chased property near the Nancy. Clarissa married a
James Webb, they moved to
Can sisting of Ginghams and
home of the bride, and will
Prints in all the latest styles. Sui
DEMA
become a citizen of our coun West Tennessee, Susan also That only honest and N D Smedicines tings, outer-cloth, Simpson's zeph
reliable
married a James Webb, they should be placed upon the market. It can
550 pairs Boots and
ty.
ers; shirtings and lawns in all
also lived in West Tennessee, not, therefore, be stated too emphatically, the spring colors. H ENRIETTA
—The Green Park hotel at
nor repeated too often, that all who are in
Shoes.
Malissa. married Rev. John need Of a genuine Iilood-purifier should cloth in the spring stripes which
Blowing Rock will be com
be sure and ask for
is all the go for spring wear.
Iii this line we can fit and
pleted for the summer visi A. Farthing, they parted,
then she married a Mr John
tors and Blowing Rock will
LARGE STOCK of black suit all. The very best val
son and settled in West Ten Sarsaparilla. Your life, or that of some one
ues at panic prices. See our
be booming this summer. Ma
nessee. Jane married Ruben near and dear to you, may depend on the Sattines; Siik for trimming in all line before buying,
ny more visitors will be at
use of this well-approved remedy in prefer
colors. All kinds of Laces in Hem
ence
other preparation of similar
the Rock this summer than Mast, they moved to Texas name. toItanycompounded of Honduras sar Stitch and Vandike Points. Let
is
variety
ever before; however that is and she bore him three chil saparilla (thestillingia,most rich in curative us call ymr special attention to
properties),
mandrake,
dren two sons andonedangh dock, and the iodides. The process ofyellow our 4-4 Fruit of the Loom Bleach
man
the prediction now.
Domestic at 10 cts per yard. Lin
ufacture
original, skilful, scrupulously
ter. Malinda married John clean, andissuch as to secure the very best en Shamhries both solid and stri
—A report that the AsheDry Goods.
medicinal qualities of each ingredient. Tiiis
ville Daily Citizen has sus Gragg, they had several chil medicine is not boiled nor heated, and is, ped. Our stock of ribbon is eFour thousand, five hun
therefore, not a decoction; hut it is a com
qual to a regular milinary de
pended, has been taking the dren, Rachel married Harvy pound extract, obtained by a method ex partment... Jeans, cottonades,
dred yards of DRY GOODS,
the
rounds of the press in our Fennel, she bore him ten chil clusively our own, of tonics,best and most Plaids, Domestics, Bed-ticking,
powerful
and diuretics
dren three sons and seven known toalteratives, For the last forty and hundreds of things we can Here you will find the lat
pharmacy.
State. It gives us very great
est styles and best qualities
d a u g h t e r s They live in years, Ayer's
not mention.
pleasure to say that it is a
at un-heard-of prices.
false report, and that the Wilkes county N. C. Nancy,
()Citizen is still making its married Lorenzo I). Whit- has been the standard blood-purifier of the
world—no
popular
daily visits to its many read tington and she bore him ten confidence other approaching it 111Its form Shoes,
or universal demand.
children, five sons and five ula is approved by the leading physicians
ers.
and druggists. Being pure and highly con
In this branch we carry a
This department is very
—In our last issue, amend daughters. Susan H. married centrated, it is the most economical of any
possible blood
John Mast, who bore him of Sarsaparilla medicine. Every purchaser complete, and at the prices we FRESH STOCK , both staple
should insist upon having
ments to public school law,
fourteen children, seven sons this preparation and see that each bottle ore offering them they will not and fancy at prices] lower
we made the Co. Supt, say,
bears the well-known name of
stay long, in fact, we didn't buy
them to keep, and our custom than the bottom notch,
that teachers would only and seven daughters. Narn^d
J. C. Ayer & CoTT
as follows: David, Nancy,
ers have found that out judging
have to teach the nature of
Lowell, Mass*
from the way they buy thmn.
''Alcoholic drinks and Nar Noah, Eli, Leason, Lizzie,
In every quarter of the globe Ayer's Sar.
saparilla is
to be
Hats, Hats,
cotics" to those that cannot M a r y, Ch a rl o11e, Malinda, all diseasesprovedblood. the best remedy for
of the
Lowell druggists
-0Joseph, John, Caroline, Em- unite in testifying to the superior excellence
A nice lot at the very low
read. They are required to
of this medicine and to its great popularity
est prices. We can fit any
teach it to-all, and orally to aline and Finley. David died In the city of its manufacture.
Clothing.
in infancy, Nancy married
body. Call and examine our
those that cannot read.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
Dudley Farthing, who bore
Now we hit you. In this de stock before buying else
—The turnpike from LinPREPARED ItY
partment our stock is, without
ville to Blowing Rock will be birri ten or eleven children, DR. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass. doubt, the choicest that has ev where.
c o m p l e t e d s o m e t i m e i n named William, James. Hen Bold by Druggists, #1, six Worth £15 a bottle. er been offered to the people of
the mountains. Prince Alberts,
June a back line will be put ry, Young, Wiley, Susan,
Mary, Sallie and Emaline,
double and single breasted in sol
on the route from Lenoir by
NOTICE.
id black and fancy colors. F AR
way of Blowing Rock and William, J a m es. an d Th ora a s North Carolina, Watatnga Co, MERS, we can fit you in anything Jeans! JEANS !! JEANS!! 1
Linville to Cranberry, this were either killed or died in C l o y d & J o h n s o n v s . B e e you want in CLOTHING: Some- We have the largest stock in
town, which will be sold at
will no doubt be the grandest the late civil war in the Con Mountain Company. Attach thiug nice and durable.
federate Army, Susan and ment. One hundred and forty-two
special low pi ices.
mountain scenery and finest
dollars and forty-three cts, due
-0road that can be found any Emaline never married, they by account. Warrant of attach
live with their aged and hon ment, levied on certain lands and
-owhere in the South.
tenaments belonging to
de
—There is a probability of ored father. Henry married fendants and situated saidsaid Groceries.
in
the narrow-guage rail-road K a t h a r i n e R a k e r , Y o u n g county, returnable before R. K
In this department "you will
being extended from Lenoir married Mary Farthing, Ma Hartley' a justice of the peace for find nothing but first classgoods.
best
Watauga county at his office on We carry
to Patterson in a short time. ry married Newton Moore, the 23rd day of May, '91, atl,p. sugar andnothing but the car This department is com
coffee. In flour we
Wiley married Louiza Far
Watauga would be greatly
in., when and where the defend ry from a medium to the very plete. We can fit the tall,
benefited by getting a rail thing, and Sal lie married ants are required to apnear and best grades, Corn and meat at the short, the lean, and the
Bacon
road so near. Hope that all Warren Green, Noah married answer the complaint. It further lowest prices. Salt hamsstock. fat.
appearing that the said defend and Lard always kept in
energies and means will be Katharine Roland. He lives ants are non-residents of this
BOYS CLOTHING 1
0
employed until the extentiou in Missouri, Eli married Celia Sta te, it is therefore ordered that
A nice lot which will be sold
is made. Watauga people Dugger, who bore liirn seven notice of summons by publica
at a very low figure,
tion for six successive weeks be Hardware.
could hel p and encourage this children, Finley Dugger, Sal- made in the Watauga Democrat,
lie, Elen, William, John, and
enterprise. .
a weekly news-paper, published In this line our
Susan, Finley married Mary in Boone, Watauga county, re Nails, Iron, Plows, stock is large.
-By authority of Col. Cowles,
HamesTrace- GOODS . Shirts,
quiring the
an imitation is hereby Whittington in Oregon. They at mv officedefendants to appear chains, Mattocks, Shovels and
Drawers,
at the time above
given to all the surviving have three or four children. mentioned for the hearing of the all kinds of shelf-hardware at
Collars,!!
prices that moves them.
veterans of Hampton's Bri Dugger married Sallie Shell case, or judgment will be render
^Cuffs,
This Apr.
'91.
gade to be present at Agus- they had no children, Sallie ed by default. HARTLEY, 9, P.
Under ware,
R. T.
J.
We thank our many custom
ta, Ga., on the 27th inst. to married Johnson Canute I
Gloves,
ers for raising our sales to the
don't know how many chil
NOllCE!
celebrate Georgia's Memorial
handsome sum of |25,000,
Hose,
Day. This celebration is giv dren they had. Ellen married Whereas certain stock-holders oj last year, and for the present Handkerchiefs,
the Caldwell and Watauga Turn year we have our figures placed
Smith Rominger. William
en in special honor of Gen.
pike Company to wit:
Cravats,
&c.
at #35,000, and by low pri
10 shares; ces, good goods and polite atten
Wade Hampton, and all the married Nancy Hooser. John Joel Mast,
Can suit all in this depart
5
"
veterans who followed him married a Trivett. and Susan Franklin Baird,
tion, weexpeet to reach the mark. ment.
2
married John Gillirns. Leason S. P. Dula,
through the dark and bloody
1 hey all sing the same song:
George Conley,
5
"
—CH
days of war are urged to be married Sallie Dugger, who Henry Smith,
2
"
* * * * * * * *
In connection with { my
bore liirn threecliildren. Char William Deal,
2
"
present.
other business I run a
lotte, Heseltine and Eli. Renj. Council!,
5
"
We've found the store where buy
—Not long since, one of Wa Lotte married William T. Win. Fincannon,
2
"
ers get the very best attention,
taugas prominent merchants Mast. Hes. married Leason Reubin Mast.,
5
"
With great variety of goods too
10 "
paid a visit to bis 'best girl,' L. Harman. Eli married Em John Mast,
tedious to mention.
Mast,
10 "
So low in price are they, they
and so enamored was he with aline Woodring they all live Noah Green,
Benj.
(J
beat thelowest calculation,
her charms, that when h e in Oregon. Lizzie married Philip Shull,
2
'<
Which ma kes us, as a family, smg
4
'<
started for home he left his Joseph Shull who bore him Alex Green,
out like all creation.
trusty steed hitched to the eight children. William, Phil have not claimed their stock-no And that is the reason we trade which we think is equal to
tice is hereby given them or heir
fence and groped his vv a y lip, Noah, Caroline, John, legal representatives to present with
I any in the county, and we
home through the darkness
their claims or the stock will be
guarantee our prices as low
afoot, never thinking of the Ben, James and Addie. Wil forfeited In accordance with an
as any in the County
mistake he had made. On ar liam married Mary Brown. act of the last Legislature I will
riving a t his residence he was P h i l l i p m a r r i e d L u c i n d a sell to the highest bidder for cash
ELK
N. C. P Thanking my customers for
asked what he had done with Gragg. Noah married a lady at Patterson N.C.June1st, 1H91, March, 23,1891
past favors, I remain
his horse? He replied in very in Missouri. John married all shares ofsaid stock remaining
Very Respectfully,
great surprise: "He is hitch Ohau.v Hayes. Ja mes married unclaimed.
H UGH G WYN.
ed down the road about two
President.
Polly Green, she died and April 7th, i891.
;w. L. Bryan.
miles, at vapt's. gate I"
Spot Cash Store.
ON TOP!
PUBLIC SAFETY
Ayer's
Sarsaparilla
Groceries! Groceries!!
•.Clothing,
Gent's Furnishing
Hotel and Feed
STABLE,
JONES & VANCE,
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VOL 3
PROFESSIONAL.
BOONE,
WATAUGA
COUNTY, N. C.,
Representative Springer, not originate with Mr. Wannot to be behind the ot her amaker.
candidates for the speaker The grip has got Attorney
W. B. COUNCILL, JK.
ship of the House, has given General Miller, which com
ATTORNEY AT LA A T .
out, in the shape of a news pelled the government to ask
Boone, N. C. paper interview, a statement for a week's continuance of
of his position upon the var the Say ward case, which was
ious questions now before to have been called up in the
\V. B. COUNCILL, M. D.
the country. Needless to say Supreme Court to-day. This
Boone, N. C.
that he stands upon good case it will be remembered is
Resident Physician. Office
solid democratic ground, just the one which bears upon the
on King- Street north of Post
as he has done for lo these Behring sea dispute.
Office.
many years. Mr. Springer's Secretary Foster having
opinion on New York politics, returned frorr his political
E. F. LOVILL
expressed in the same inter trip to New York he and Sen
ATTORNEY AT PAW,
view, has excited much inter ator Sherman put their heads
Boone N. C. est here. He says that Rep together to make a little fun
resentative Roswell P. flower, for Ex-Governor Foraker in
DR. L. C. REEVES.
who was the chairman of the Ohio this year I asked Sen
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
democraticCo agression a 1 ator Sherman if it was true
Office at Residence.
committee last year, will cer that he intended retiring
Boone, N. C. tainly be nominated for Gov
from public life at the end of
ernor of New York this year, his present term, but I am
L. D. LOWE,
and that if he is elected by a still waiting for the answer—
phenomenally large ma jority he talked about the preva
as he thinks he will be, he will lence of the grip very freely,
be the Presidential nominee but of politics not a word.
ANDof the party next year.
However its dollars to wood
NOTARYPUBLIC,
Such prominent South Car tooth picks that John Sher
BANNER'S ELK. N. C. olines as E x-G o v e r n o r man never willingly retires.
Thompson, now the demo Secreta ry Proctor has gone
cratic Civil Service Commis to Vermont to look after his
sioner, say that the telegraph marble quarries, and inci
DENTIST, reports of a movement in dentally to clinch the bar
South Carolina for the deser gain he is believed to have
ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA.
Offers his professional services tion of the democratic party long ago made to succeed
to the people of Mitchell, by a large number of white Senator Edmunds. 1 should
Watauga and adjoining counties.-fiSTiVo bad mntehil used men who will act with the re like to know exactly the num
and all work guaranteed."*&& publicans in future is news to ber of days that Mr. Proctor
May 11 y. them, and they all express has spent in his office in the
themselves as not believing War department since he be
J. F. Morplitw.
E. S. Slack burn such a movernent possible in came a member of the cabi
Marion, N. C.
J<* <nson,N.C.
net. No cabinet officer in
that State.
MOIiPHEW & BLACKBURN The fact that Mr. Harrison my time has ever touched
is jealous of Mr. Blaine has his record as an absentee.
ATTTORNEYS AT LAW.
When Secretary Tracy's
long been apparent, but a
Will practice in the courts
of Ashe, Watauga and Mitch story that I accidentally order for and alleged com
ell counties, also in the Fed- stumbled upon makes it out peted ve examination in the
•ra-1 courts of the Dist., and even a worse case than I New York and Norfolk navy
Supreme Court of the State. thought it to be. Russell yards was issued Represen
Collection ot claims solicited. Harrison, according to my tative Bowden, of Virginia,
Aprl, 10.
information, who is now trav who lives in the Norfolk dis
elling with the Presidential trict, came post haste to
party, took occasion before Washington to find out
Notice.
For sale. 900 acres of land, leaving Washington to inti what, it meant. Before hav
on Rich Mountain, Watauga mate to several people whom ing a talk with Secretary
County, on which is asbestos, he thought to be unfriendly Tracy he was very blue, but
and fine land for sheep ranch,
sales private. L. I). Lowe & towards Mr. Blaine, that he afterwards he was all smiles
I. T. Furgerson, Ex'trs. of thought it was a shame that arid said "Oh, all mv consti
Mrs. A. P. ('alioway, deed. Lis father, who had been for tuents will pass the examina
Banner ElU, Nov. 1? '90.. ced to almost resort to com tion and be re-appointed."
pulsion to prevent Mr. Blaine Did Tracy let him see the in
taking steps towards concil side of the humbug?
Money to loan.
iating the Italian Govern
Persons wishing to bor
row money, who can secure ment should be deprived of There has been a good deal
t by mortgage on good real the credit for the firm stand of talk in the papers about
estate, '-an be accommodated taken by this Government in Mr. Cleveland's position on
by applying to
the free coinage of silver ques
J.F. Spa inhour, Boone N. C. that matter, when it was to tion, some saying that his
him, and to him alone that
or A. J. Criteher, Horton N. C.
it was due. Russell also said opposition to the unlimited
4. 24.
that "Father may find it coinage of silver will damage
necessary to break with Mr. his chances for the Presiden
NOTICE !
I am just receiving a new Blaine, in order to place him tial nomination. But it
stock of goods bought for self in the proper light before should not, since his views
cash down and will sell for the people." Poor things!
have not changed on this
stricklv pay down, at prices The republican post office subject. His Warner letter
to live and let live. You will
do well to call and examine officials are indulging in a was about the same in sub
m y good s co n si st i ng of boo ts, great deal of self congratu stance as his last to the club,
shoes, dry goods, notions, lation over the establish and it did not interfere with
drc.
Yours truly,
ment of post offices on sev his nomination three years
T. A. CRITCHER,
eral lines of ocean steamers ago. Why should it now?
Bamboo. N. C.
for the distribution of mail He has undoubtedly studied
matter in transit, which is the question, and we think
SUTHERLAND SEMINARY.
exploited as something en he is right in opposing unlim
Q
tirely new, and due to the ited coinage of silver, We
MISS EMMA WINN,
fertile Warm maker brain. A- would rather vote for him
Grailnate Greensboro Female College way back in the Buchanan now than ever before, because
administration similar post of his manly and satisfacto
PRINCIPAL.
offices were maintained on ry explanation of the important question.—Salisbury
This Institution of learning is the lake steamers that ran
situated in one of the mostpictur into Chicago and if brother Truth.
esque and hospitable sections of W ana maker, will examine the
the State, and rare oppotunities
No man is so foolish but
are here offered for a practical, records of his office when he
he may give another good
and cheap education. The school gets back to Washington he
now lias an enrollment of over may be able to get some use counsel some times; and no
100 pupils. Latin, French, and ful pointers on the conduct man is so wise but he may
all the English branches taught.
For full particulars address the of steam boat post offices. easily err, if he will take no
Principal at
The steamship post office is othe's counsel but hisown.—
SUTHERLAND. N. C.
an excellent idea.. bu1 it did Ren. Johnson.
Attorney at Law
J. %
THURSDAY,
APRIL, 30,
THE TARIFF.
The word tariff is derived
from Tarifa, a town of the
province of Cadiz, in the sou
thernmost part of Spaine.
The town is situated upon the
Strait of Gibralter. T h e
town was named iovtarifibn
Malek, a Moslem chief who
landed upon the spot in A. D.
710. During the time of the
Moorish domination in Spain
blackmail was levied from
this point upon all ships that
passed through the Straits.
The strong castle, w h i c h
stood upon a rocky promon
tory, commanding the nar
row passage from sea to sea;
and all ships were forced to
come to under its frowning
turrets, and pay blackmail.
We have given the origin of
this word to show that it is
the spawn of infamy—that it
was associated in its very be
ginning with, and was the
progeny of, infamous wrong.
And, since the day it was first
empioyed to give name to
robbery and spoliation, it
has been used in connection
with transactions of govern
ment, not one whit less infa
mous in their essential prima
pies, than was the blackmail
levied on commerce by the
Moors of Spa in.
The tariff of the Y. 8. m <i
system intended to operate
to secure the plain robery of
certain classes of men for the
enrichment of other classes.
Was the blackmail of the
Moors of S p a i n anything
more or less? We say the sys
tem of tariff is intended to
rob certain classes for the ben
efit of other certain classes,
because those who devised
it, and those who uphold it,
know that itwas precisely t his
effect, and no other. The man
who is in favor of a tariff, is
in favor of a system that ex
torts taxes out of the consu
mers for the benefit of those
who have articles to sell. This
is the plain english of the
whole matter. And the trans
action is not one jot more re
spectable now than it was a
thousand years ago; and the
American who supports this
wicked system is not less a
robber than the Moorish pro
totype of long ago.
Some people may think the
language we use needlessly
harsh. But we do not think
so. What we have said is the
simple truth; and it ought to
have been said long ago. We
do not intend that the sin of
silence upon this question
shall rest upon our soul.
Some of our poorer fellowcitizens are being robbed by
this infamous tariff system
day by day, and we will not
hold our peace, and let the in
fa my go on. We want all the
readers of the Progivssive
farmer to remember, that
the word tariff had its origin
in infamy a thousand years
ago, and has been ever since
used for purposes of in
famous exaction. — Progres
sive farmer.
Ingalls has alreadv begun
to qualify himself for mem
bership in aliauce. If the dis
patches are to be believed
lie owns 500 acres of timber
land in Kansas which he is
clearing for a stock farm. He
will raise draft horses and
rain. Omaha World Herald.
1891.
The New Orleans tragedy
NO. 40.
TALMAGE'S BtlSY WIFE.
NewOrleans, La., April 18.- Mrs. Ta Image is distinctly her
Itsauthoritively learned here husband's right hand, arid all
to night that by the end of the details of his busy life are
next week the famous report looked after by her, says Edward
of the grand jury which is in W. Bok, in the Ladies's Home
vestigating the tragedy at Journal. She is a business wo
man, having a rare executive a
the parish prison, and the re bility, capable of handling anumr
sult of whose labors has been ber o1 things at the Jsame time.
so anxiously looked forward Much ot Dr. Talmage's daily work
to, will be presented to the is planned and laid out by her.
public. The jury has been at She makes his pastoral, and so
work on the matter fully a cial engagements, and all his])ecmonth, and »i large number turing interests are in her hands.
of witnesses have been exam She knows his capacities even bet
ined from different walks in ter than he. Whenever a journey
is to be made, it is she who lays
life.
The govenrment at Wash out the route, procures i he tick
ington in its correspondence ets and state-rooms, and attends
with the Italian government to all the details. No public man
has not failed to impress up perhaps is saved so many annoy
ances as is Dr. Talmage by Ids
on the latter the fact that wife's foresight and ability. The
the gra nd j u ry of the S ta te r e a r a p a r t m e n t o f t h e s e c o n d
of Louisiana was the supreme floor is Mrs. Talmage's working
authority a s t o whether room. It is tastefully furnished,
there should be a prosecu but more with an eye to utility
tion or not, and the gentle than ornamentation. In this
men of the jury who represent room she spends most of her
the leading commercial and time. It is "her private den."
social interests of this city All the mail that is left at the
are fully alive to the interna house of Dr. Talmage is taken in
to this room and is opened by
tional aspect of the case.
The jury held its session her. It is not an unusual thing
for the post man to deliver be
on Friday. On that day it tween one and two hundred let
a d j o u r n e d u n t i l T u e s d a y ters a day, all of which passes
morning.
through Mrs. Talmage's handta*-.^
It is learned to-night that Business letters are answeredJ
between 300 and 400 citizens her, and all letters that may
wiii U rppmiond to testify of an annoying or unpleasai^Jji
before the jury w heft-it meets or personal nature a re destroy I
Tuesday", and when the tes
timony is in the jury will be
would be a revelation to thjps
ready to report
who believe that the life of a pub
Among those who are in
the secret of the intention of lie man's wife is a succession of
the jury to summon so large pleasure, dotted here with a pret
ty compliment and there with
a number ot witnesses, differ some token of honor. While many
ent theories as to the cause people are yawning and prepar
therefore are assigned, but ing to break their night's rest,
the general impression is Mrs. Talmage is already up othat these persons will be pening the first mail. Breakfast
summoned to tell who were is promptly at 8 o'clock. Then
present in the crowd, armed the family seperate and the wife
and tacitly encouraging the begins to receive callers—which
alone is a task. It is a well known
commission of the tragedy
saying among the neighbors thcit
It will not be a Jdifficult
m a t t e r t o o b t a i n t h e s e "the Talmage bell is never still."
names, and the result will be All kinds of people must be seen,
that the jury will return in innumerable appointments made
and kept, the pastoral work of
dictments, not only against the largest church in America
the persons who led the move must be looked after, the details
ment and who signed the of a score or more missionary,
card cafliugthe massmeeting church, literary societies with
and those who were in the which Mrs. Talmage, or her hus
prison when the actual shoot band is connected, have their de
ing was done, but against a mands, and, in addition to all
very large number of citizens these, are the household cares of
who were present. In other a large house and a family of
words, a very large propor growing children. All the ap
tion of the community, it is pointments of tneTalmage home
in Brooklyn reflect the woman
pected, will be indicted.
who presides over it. Gaudiness
It is felt that this would be in furniture or decoration is ab
the proper move, in as much sent, and, instead, one sees a liar
as all who went down to the mony of good taste on every
prison and morally supported hand. Mrs. Talmage is an excel
the movement with their lent house-keeper and her home
presence are equally guilty shows it.
with those who wore actual
leaders and avengers. It is Ingalls is devoting his en
also stated on the very best tire attention to raising a
authority that the report potato crop and refuses to
will be a sensational one in talk politics. He will have
many respects, and that in plenty of time to raise sever
the treatment of the tragedy al crops of tubers before he
by the jury New Orleans and will be harrassed by calls to
its citizens will not be injured again serve his people m a
to any extent.
political way.—New (Meaner
The United States district Delta.
attorney has not completed
the report ordered by Secre Orover Cleveland sa
tary of State Blaine.- Obser is a partisan democrat.
ver.
is right. 80 are all pr
After an Exceedingly close ic American citizens. Grove
and exciting contest, the Cleveland will be the demo
Florida Legislature succeed era tic candidate for president;
ed in electing gpitotor Call to? ffi T892, and the democratic'
succeed himself. The Alliance partisans will elect him —
was against hinu
Mem ph ihT A ppeal- A va lanchfc' v
�grrrr.
i • iV" i'ir
The Watauga Democrat,
D. B. Dougherty, Editor.
R C. Rivers, Publisher
A Prediction
This is a good day to pre
dict that President Harrison
will be welcomed in the South
as he never before was wel
comed elsewhere. Of course,
it is because of the office he
holds, but if he has a grain
of sense in his mental make
Up it must occur to him that
too people who can put aside
partisanship and greet an
advocate of the force bill as
he will be greeted cannot, need
much meddling with when
they come to vote. He will
see the negro at home, too,
and see him in twenty occu
pations he almost never
reaches North. It would do
the President a world of
good to leave his schedule
trip in the heart of the South
and do a little investigating
among the negroes and North
ern people who have come
South as republicans. The
result of such investigations
would be, we know, a com
plete demolition of some of
the President's ideas and we
could depend on his going
back to Washington in a
thoughtful frame of mind
and with more of a determin
ation to be a president of all
the United States than he
had when he left the capital.
—Asheville Citizen.
Murdered Witli His Own Gnn.
LITTLE ROCK , April 20.—
News of the murder Wiley
Whittington, a wealthy plan
ter living across the line of
Columbia county, Ark., in
Louisiana, has just reached
here. Whittington came over
into this State to seea negro
named Gus Frazier. He was
on horseback and carried a
shotgun. Frazier met him
in front of his house, and, af
ter some sharp words, star
ted away, apparently, to get
a gun. Whittington told him
to halt, when the negro rush
ed at Whittington, seized the
gun he was carrying, wrench
ed it from his hands, nearly
dragging him from his horse.
Frazier fired both barrels at
him, the contents almost
tearing his head from the
body. Two female relatives
of Whittington cried murder
and begged Frazier to let
them have the body, but he
said he would kill them also
if they touched it. Arming
himself with his own gun and
that of the murdered man,
Frazier disappeared in the
woods. A posse is after him,
and lynching will probably
follow his capture
CHRIST'S SECONfl COMING
New Haven, Conn., April
13.—Prof. C. A.L. Totten, of
Yale, in speaking of the pub
lication of h i s recent math
ematical calculation says:
"Home papers have published
that I predict the end of the
world within this century.
They mistake. That is their
error, not mine, I don't think
that the end will come for a
million years, and I have not
made any prophecy about it
at all. What I did declare
was that a mathematical cal
culation founded on Biblical
truth proves beyond peradventure that the Messiah will
come again before the year
1900. I don't mean by this
that I believe the rnillenium
will begin in 1899. 1 think
that is a thousand years away. I say simply that at
His second coming Christ
will make the world better,,
as He did at his first"
Dangerous to live.
Discovery of Coal Near Mt. Airy.
Are we safe nowhere from
bacteria, some one inqsires,
not even when we are sealed
up in a vacuum in a glass
case? Not content with show
ing us that horrid monsters
claw and fight in every drop
of water we drink, scientific
gentlemen have now been mi
croscopically overhauling a
hailstone and find that an
infinitesimal speck of the ice
contains no less than 400 to
500 bacteria. They may be
the germs of smallpox, scar
let fever, leprosy, naughti
nessand crime. Not even ice
will kill them, for they thaw
out and wriggle ferociously.
The invention of the micro
scope revealed wonders to
man, but it has made life a
burden to nervous people.
Nothing is free from microbes
an.v more, nothing is pure,
except the benevolent motive
of one, says the same inquirer,
who lends a friend fivedollars
when he never expects to get
it back again —Exchange.
The announcement that
coal has been discovered in
Sury county, near Mt Airy,
creates much interest in Wil
mington. It is said the in
dications are that it is the
hardest and best quality of
coal discovered in the State,
and should the developments
prove this correct, the dis.
covery will be a very valua
ble one for this city particu
larly, provided, of course,
that the veins aresufficienrly
large to amount to anything.
The rail-road and steamboat
people here are especia lly con
cerned in the discoveiy and
will watch the developments
with much interest.
The lion. Thomas B. Reed, of
Maine, lately described the McKinley bill as "a bill which has
for its object the aiding of the
poor by raising their wages"
And yet, as the New York Times
has shown, since the enactment
of that infamous measure the wa
ges of working men in all the bran
ches of the protected industries
have been reduced. Did anybody
expect anything else? If a man
can be found anywhere who real
ly expected the McKinley bill to
raise anybody's wages, he may
safely be classed as not of sound
mind; and those who claimed that
the tariff outrage of the last Con
gress would raise wages, can be
safely clased as not of sound
heart. In our secret soul we be
lieve that a man who favors pro
tection by the imposition of cus
tom duties, is either incompetent
to think correctly, or else he is a
knave. The man who honestly
thought the McKinley law would
benefit wage-earners must have
been born an original stupid. ButTorn Reed was not born astupid.
—Progressive Farmer.
The attempt to force upon
the Democratic party the sil
ver issue in 1892, will fail we
hope a n d believe. I f n o t
there will be certain to come
a very doubtful if not a dis
astrous campaign. The next
Congress must be very con
servative and cautious so far
as the Democrats are con
cerned if they do not wish to
make headway for the Radi
cal party. The tariff and low
er taxes are the real slogan
for the party. A fight upon
other lines will be of very
doubtful result. There are
no free traders among Dem
ocrats amounting to much,
and it is foolish to try t o
force the fight upon any such
1i ne.—Messenger.
Tariff Reform and Free Sil
ver is the demand of the
Commercial C o n g r e s s .
A very good pair—but
don't let free silver cause us
to loose tariff reform. Let
us get the one from the Con
gress of 1890 92 and the oth
er from that of 1892 94. Then
they will not conflict.—Co
lumbia (S. C..) State Dew.
Mr. Blaine's letter in reply
to the Italian premier is
highly commended by news
papers of all parties. It was
a masterly piece of English,
and the argument advanced
is simply unanswearable.
THE NEW TEAS!
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With the openening of the
New l T ear w ewish to say to the
good people of Watauga and
surrounding counties that we
are now prepared to sell you
more goods for
LESS MONEY
And better goods than it has
ever been your good fortune
to get in Elk Prrk, or at any
other country lown in the
mountains.
OUR STOCK
has been carefully selected
from the Northern Markets,
and we can thereby save you
the percent of the middle
The Italian trouble has be men, which you are bound to
gun to smooth over, and ev- pay if you purchase of mer
chants who buy goods from
er3 r thing will soon assume its
Southern Dealers.
normal condition. No indem
nity will be granted to the
f a rn i 1 i e sof dead assasins
at New Orleans, as Secretary Don't be satisfied with the
Blaine has informed the Ital words of praise from others,
but
and be
ian Premier that this Gov thatcomehave on CONVINCED
we
hand the
ernment is not an insurance best selected stock of BOOTS,
company.
(Men's & Boys) SHOES , in all
styles and best qualities.
Albert Johnson, a negro
Gent's and Ladies furnish
tried to steal a ride on a ing goods in the'greatest pro
f r e i g h t t r a i n f r o m H o t fusion,
Springs to Asheville on Sat
urday r ight, the 11th, but TO THE LADIES, A WORD.
fell from the cars and was
We wish you to examine
crushed under the wheels.
our complete line of dressgoods, consisting of *
If we are going to have a Cashmeres,
Southern man on the demo Worsteds,
cratic ticket in 1892, why
Henriettas,
French flannel,
not take the first slice—the
Jersy flannels,
choice cut so to speak? How
Nun's veiling,
would Vance and Vilas do?—
Armadilla cloth,
Messenger.
and, in fact, a full line of all
Col. Julius A. Gray, Presi the most fasionable fabiics
dent of the Cape Fear and for ladies wear.
Yadkin Valley railroad, died
in Greensboro on theevening
of the 14th inst. Pneumonia
Our stock in this lineisfresh
was the cause of his death.
from the Taylor's shears and
Rev. J. W. Holt of Burling the greatest pains have be m
taken in their selection as to
ton is the author of a new style, make and flnnish. If
song called "Stay in Caroli you need a suit of clothes we
na." It is dedicated to the will make it save you money
"Noble Sons of North Caroli to buy of us.
na.,'
COME AM) SEE!
CLOTHING-
GROCERIES.
The Governor has offered a
reward of one hundred dol Bacon, Flour,
lars for John Stowe, who Lard, Sugar,
Coffee, Rice,
murdered W illiam W h i t e
Canned goods.
near Salisbury, last year.
Salt, syrups,
Pepper, Spice,
Ginger, and
Soda.
This line of our stock is full
and complete, and sold al
most at starvation prices.
S
H
The Best
BOOTS
E
S
Our stock of Boots and
So say Leading Physicians Shoes, we claim, can not b<beaten in Western North Car
and Druggists, and their opin
olina, as we can fit any one
ion is indorsed by thousands
cured by it of Scrofula, Ec from the hardy mountaineer
to the most dainty foot that
zema, Erysipelas, and other
treads only on the softest
diseases of the blood.
carpets. Buy of us and be
"Ayer's Sarsaparilla has won its repu
tation by years of valuable service to the
happy.
community, it is the best." — K. S. Lang,
Ayer's
Sarsaparilla
Blood Medicine
Druggist, 212 Merrimack st.. Lowell, Mass.
Dr. W. P. Wright, Paw Paw Ford, Tenn.,
says: "In my practice, I invariably pre
scribe Ayer's Sarsaparilla for chronic dis
eases of the blood."
Dr. It. It. Boyle, Third and Oxford sts.,
Philadelphia. Pa., writes; "For two years
I have prescribed Ayer's Sarsaparilla in
numerous instances, and I find it highly
efficacious in the treatment of all disorders
of the blood."
L. M. Jtobinson, Pharmacist, Sablna. O.,
certifies: "Ayer's Sarsaparilla lias always
bee.: a great seller. My customers think
there is no blood-purifier equal to it."
"For many years I was afflicted with
scrofulous running sores, which, at last be
came so bad the doctors advised amputating
one of my legs to save my life. I began
taking Ayer's Sarsaparilla and soon saw an
improvement. After using about two dozen
bottles the sores were healed. I continue to
take a few bottles of this medicine each
year, for my blood, and am no longer trou
bled Willi sores. I have tried other reputed
blood-puriliers. but none docs so much good
as Ayer's Sarsaparilla."—D. A. Kobiuson,
Neal. Kansas.
Doii't fall to get
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
PKKPAKBD BY
A woman died in NewY T ork
DR. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
City recently so large that
Worth $.'>abottl«.
her coffin could not get Sold by Druggists. $1,
through the door of her
house, and it had to be taken
If
you feel weak
to the top of the house and and all worn out take
lowered to the ground
BROWN'S IRON
REMEMBER
That we have only quoted
a few articles °ontained in our
large stock, but invite yon
to send us your orders, or
come and see us, and get
what you need. If you don't
want to purchase anything,
come and see, and always re
member that it is no trouble
to show goods.
Hoping to merit a large
share ot your trade in the fu
ture, and hoping each and
all a prosperous year, we are
most Resp.
7 he tireless toilers foi trade,
Coffey &Councill.
Elk Paik, Jan., 5, 1891.
fifcTA// m a i l o r d e r s P r o m p t
Iv filled,-
SUBSCRIBE FOR,
ADVERTISE IN,
The Watauga DEMOCRAT,
$1 Per Tear in Advance,
HOLSCLAW'S FOR
BARGAINS
For Every Thing You Need.
-o-
I am pleased to announce to the public that I have
one of the largest stocks of general merchandise ever offer
ed to the people of the county. Remember that J will sell
you goods just a little lower than anybody else for SPOT
CASH, as I bought them cheap. I have a beautiful line of
light weight clothing on hand cheap, 500 pairs men and
women shoes fine and coarse, from 80 cents per pair up. A
beautiful line of dress goods, consisting of fancy lawns at 5
ets per yd. Calicoes at 5. and up. A large line of worsteds
in all colors ar.d prices; white black and flowered nainsook,
India linen, pink nun's veiling, outing cloth, shambria,
black henrietta. drilling and bed ticking. A large lot of
jeans cheap. Hamburg flouncing for dress shirts or fronts;
all kinds of laces. Face veiling and the largest and pretti
est stock of ribbon you have ever seen. Ladies' untrimed
hats, wreaths flowers and velvets cheap. A hu-ge lot of
queens-ware, glass-ware, shelf hard-ware, plows, castons.
farmer's friend plows and all the repairs a'.was on hand.
Stoves a spec : alty. Hoes, nails, horse-shoes, grass rods,
and heel-screws, clocks, jewelry, cutlery, saws braces
and bits cheap.
Come and exmine my stock and prices before purchasing
elsewhere, and I will save you money. Wanted—corn, lye,
chickens and eggs. Also a large quantity of roots & herbs.
Call for a list Goods and samples by mail.
Yours Anxious to Please,
Vilas, N. C., Apr. 18, '91.
W I L L W . H O L S C L AW .
GRAND OPENING! NEW GOODS.
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E. H. DOUGHERTY & BRO.
MAST,
N. 6.
It is gratifying to us to announce to our numerous
customers that we have now, and still arriving the largest
stock of goods ever brougt to Watauga. We have recent
ly bought in Philadelphia and Ivnoxville 6000.00 worth
of NEW GOODS.
Our stock consists of all varieties of
g o o d s kept in a first class store. We have a nice line of
ready made CLOTHING that we are offering Low down.
SHOES!
OVEK-SHOES!
HOOTS!
Ladies dress goods in all qualities, colors and prices.
Gents furnishing goods! Collars, cuffs, Neckware, shirts
socks and anything you want in the latest styles. HATS!
to suit men, women and children. Hardware, crockery,
farming utinsels, &c in great quantities. Our goods were
bought at a bargain and we propose to give our customers
the benefit of them. Come and see our fine stock and you
will be sure to buv. Extra inducements will be offered for
the next 60 days for CASH . We take all kinds of produce
and ,live stock a specialty. Thanking ourfriends for past
ptaronage, we hope to merit it in the future by honest
dealings and good oargains, we are
Very Respectfully
E. H.DOUGHERTY & BRO
|j S. P. AJifiEL, |x
DEALERS
IN
SEWING MACHINES
If you tlii/ik of buying
SEWING MACHINE.
and want to save CASH, write me
for prices. I carry a full line of
needles and parts ,sucli as ,
Shuttles, Dobbins, Drivers,
Oiis etc., all of which can be
sent by mail.
I have a good line of fishing
Tackles, Trout Flies, Hooks
Lines etc,
Seins a specialty.
will send them out by mail.
S.
. —a.
P. ANGEL,
KNOXVILLE,
TEN \
�we are
The Watauga Democrat, |j or sold not mad atourbrother who fought against
D. B. Dougherty* Editor.
R C. Rivers, Publisher
A DEMOCRATIC family news
paper devoted to the interests of
County, State and Nation. Pub
lished every Thursday at. Boone,
Watauga County, N. C.
Thursday
April, 30, 180 7.
Reminiscences of the War.
Last Sunday, 26 years ago, Gen. Johnson command
ing the Confederate Army,
surrendered to Gen. Sherman.
Gen. Johnson's headquar
ters were at Greensboro. The
month of April 1865 will
never be forgotton by all
the living Confederate Sol
diers, under Gen's. Lee and
Johnson. Gen Lee sir ren
dered at Appomatox on the
9th and on the 26th at the
Bennett house near Durham
N. C. Gen's, Sherman and
Johnson met and a formal
surrender took place. Gen.
Johnson commanded at the
first great battle of the war
and won a glorious victory.
He commanded thelast army
(East of the Missippi) that
surrendered, and survived,
with one exception, all the
great Generals of both ar
mies. The Regiment we be
longed to (the 6th N. G. Cav
alry) wasencamped at Ridgeway N. C. and we were dis
banded on the 16th of April,
it being Easter Sunday, if we
mistake not. We desire to
speak of a coincidence which
really occured. Capt. B. R.
Jk, jti^own and Lieut. S. J. Brown
were mustered into service at
Ridge way under Col. L. S.
Baker, of the 1st N. C. CavIfifrry, in 1861, when we took
up camp 1 ere Capt. Brownand Lieut.' Grsv^^ftchecl
their tent on exactly the same
Ispot that they occupied four
years before when they took
up camp and were here at the
same ground, when our Reg
iment was disbanded. Col.
Baker had become Gen. Ba
ker, and was here in com
mand on this occasion. We
will never forget our feelings
and despondency on this
memorable day and days
that followed. Gloom and
sadness, poverty and wretch
edness stared every Confed
erate square iu the face. Des
olation and distruction were
in the land wherever you
went. The Confederate Sol
diers had staked everything
they possessed, property hon
or, life, everything that was
near and dear to them. Per
haps no soldiers ever had
more to cause gloom and
d ispon dency. E very th i rig wa s
now lost, nothing to gladden
their hearts on returning
home but on every hand
were seen desolation and dis
tress. These days are over
and we hope never to return
again.
The southern soldiers went
home and commenced to re
build their ruined houies. To
day we area happy and pros
perous people and many of
us are living still to work
and improve. Our enemies
then, are living also, a great
number, however, as the pen
sion rolls will disclose, but
think of the different condi
tions. When the war broke
up, the Union Soldiers went
back to their undisturbed
homes and drew their pen
sions that, us poor destitute
Rebels help to pay- Notwith| founding all this we are glad
that no Yankee ball hit us,
and that we are still alive
and have no malice in our
hearts towardsany man. No,
PARAGRAPHS.
The Chicago municipal elec
NO 1 ICE!
I will expose to public sale,
tion should prove a valuable
us for he had a rough time object lesson to the demo- 1 Ex-Speaker Reed, of Main, Spring Announcement at the court house door, iu
tue town of Boone N. C.. on
also and knows how to sym era tic party everywhere, and is now in Italy.
the first Monday in May, it
Jack the Ripper turns up
•Of THE
pathize with us. Let us all especially tp the democrats I
being the 4th day of said
live to forget those trouble of the House of Representa in New York. Anotherjwomun
month, 1891, the following
days of death and carnage. tives. Chicago is democratic killed and disemboweled.
described lands, levied on by
me on the Both day of Mai eh
Let us teach OUT ehidren nev by an overwhelming major President Harrison thinks
'91, to satisfy the taxes oil
er to go to war unless it is ity. but owing to a split in the Southern people are not
l be Are Hea d-qua Hers h or said lands being due and un
necesary, for theie is no good the party and the running of so bad after all.
paid for the years '89 and '90
in it. The southern soldier two democratic tickets the Senator Vance thinks that —ThisPart oi Ihe Earth— to wit:
fought the Yankees and near city Government has fallen Senator-elect Palmer wound
Boone township.
ly every body else besides. into the hands of the repub make a strong race for the
One tract containing 37
DON'T You be the last to find acres listed by cariuichael,
We had a bad chance, but licans. "United we stand, di Presidency.
on t w.iere the best goods are sold
we done some serious work, vided we fall," is a good
It is said John. J. Ingalls the cheapest. We are uow open Lee's heirs. Tax 58. cost. 1.05.
and no man can say that the motto, if it isn't a new one, has become a gria f friend to ing and displaying the largest One tract listed by cowles
Southern soldiers were cow and had the democrats of the Alliance and wants to be stock of seasonable goods of the c. J . containing 40 acres ad
highest merit ever brought to joining the lands olB. j.coun
Chicago lived up to it a dem come a hay seeder.
ards.
this town, which will be sold low cill and others, known a s the
ocratic Mayor would have
er than ever. Ourmotto is good Frank cousin land. Tax for
Col. Gordon, Chief Engin done the honors for that city Ben Butler was hustled out goo is, fair dealings and low pri '89 1.79 for '90 1.92, costs
of court by order of the judge ces.
eer of the S. A and Ohio R. R during the World's Fair.
1.05.
a few days ago in New York j
One tract listed by HagaCo., has examined the route
0
man j. it. containing 210 aup W atauga River to top of There is a disposition on Ben shed lears over the treat •
ment.
cres, tax 13.09, cost 1.05.
Blue Ridge, and thinks that the part of the would-be
Dry Goods.
One tract listed by Hagathe line from Hodges'Gap to prophets to get in their work It is to be hoped that Ben.
man John's heirs, containing
the river is the most difficult before the close of the nine- Harrison will he the republi Cansisting of Ginghams and 133 acres, tax 3.85, cost 1.05
Prints in all the latest styles. Sui
Beaver Dams.
on the whole line, so far ex. teeth century. A Yale pro can nominee for President in tings, outer-cloth, Simpson 'szeph
1892, as he will be an easy ers; shirtings and lawns in all One tract listed by Thomp
a mined- He is decidedly of fessor claims to have figured
the spring colors. HENRIETTA son wm. (col) containing 16
the opinion that the Gap of it down to a mathematical man beaten.
cloth in the spring stripes which acres, tax 12 cts cost 1.05.
the Blue Ridge known as certainty that Christ will No Confederate can enter is all the go for spring wear.
Bald Mountain.
B e n t B r a n c h i s t h e m o s t make his second appearance the U. S. Army, but will be
One tract listed by cowles
practicable gap for a rail in 1899, and a farmer in allowed to enlist, in the army LARGE STOCK of black c. J . eontaing 100 acres, tax
road crossing. We hope this Pennsylvania, who claims to if we have a foreign war. Sattines; Silk for trimming in all 1.16 cost 1.05.
One tract listed by Davis
preliminary survey will result have been informed by a voice Very conaistant, indeed.
colors. All kinds of Laces in Hem J M c, eontaing 39 acres, tax
in the building of a rail road from a cloud that "Before If men wish prosperity they Stitch and Vandike Points. Let tax 3.07 cost 1.05.
us call
attention to
through Watauga County, the century closes the world must encourage i in p r o v e- our 4-4y-ui- special Loom Bleach One tract listed by Elliage
Fruit of the
but we will know but little will end and man shall be no ments, and help ev ery enter Domestic at 10 cts per yard. Lin Alfred containing 30 acres,
about this for sometime yet, more," is organizing a new prise that looks to the up en Shan.bries both solid and st ri tax 23. cost 1.05.
Blowing Rock.
ped. Our stock of ribbon is eas rail road men keep their religious society under the building of the country.
qual to a regular mbinary de
One town lot listed a s the
own secrets. The object as worldly suggestive naire of North Carolina is now boom partment.. Jeans, cottonades. property of Moore s p, ad
we understand is to connect "anticipators."
ing in various ways and is Plaids, Domestics. Bed-ticking, joining the lot of w H Ed miskeeping pace with any of bt-r and hundreds of things we can ten for the year '89 tax 3.57
the S. A and Ohio road at
sister states m general and not mention.
cost 1.05
Wilkesboro, and part of this It is announced that the
substantial improvments.
Blue Ridge.
road is already built, in Ten Raleigh News and Observer
()One tract listed by Adams
In the use or Aver'sSarsaparilnessee and the Watauga Riv and Intelegencer are to be
Elbert, containing 33 acres
la, you need have no fear of arse
er will be the route into our consolidated. Capt. Ashe and nical poison, this medicine being Shoes.
tax 2.88 cost 1.05.
county. If this road is built Mr. Jernigan are both able entirely tree from all dangerous
One tract listed by cowles
This department is very
through Watauga east and I men and we may look for an drugs. Its powerful effects are complete, and at the prices we c J containing 840 acres, tax
due the skillful
of
west and then the A. A and j able paper, what ever its ingredients, and combination re ore offering them they will not for '89 6.02 for *90, 6.47,
hence no ill
B road is built from Ashvillej name may be, we wish them sults ever follow its use.
stay long, in fact, we didn't buy cost 1.05
One tract listed by Earnes
through Watauga north and j great success. It is strange A COMPLETE NEWSPA them to keep, and our custom j M containing 125 acres tax
ers have found that out judging
south, it will miikejK
Wa-j that North .Carolina people
3.08 costs 1 05
PER!
from the way they buy tlmm.
Cuve GYeek.
tauga bt*f>m as she never did will suhs^Hbefor papers pub The Prideoi'the North Caroli
One tract listed by Williams
na Press."
before, nor never ca'n unless lished out side the State and
•
josapbine containing 30 awe have railroads. Thecoun- fail to take their own North Do you want to aid m building
eres, tax 2.70 cost 1.05.
ty will be called on to assist Carolina papers, when as a up a paper that shall reflect the Clothing.
Elk.
greatest credit on North Caroli
by subscription. Will o u r general thing their home pa na, no matter where it may be
One tract listed by cowles
Now we hit you. In this de c J, containing 1,^47 acres,
county vote a subscription? pers are much the best. Quit seen ? Then patronize
part-irieiit our stock is, without tax 14.99, cost 1 05
We believe it will if there is a it and help your own section. The Wilmington Messenger, doubt, the choicest that has ev
One tract listed by cowles
A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER
er been offered to the people of
fair proposition submitted.
Do you want a reliable papei the mountains. Prince Alberts, & co, cowles' interst ill 200
It is the duty and a very The W ilmington Messenger giving-you all the news of the double and single breasted in sol acres, tax 1.88 cost 1.05.
high privilege we think for comes to us in a new form. world—a I)emoc atic newspaper id black and fancy colors. FAR One tract listed by cow les
us to have an opportunity We regard the Messenger as that equals the best— bas the MERS, we can fit you in anything & calloway containing 100
and
for
to help to develope our own one of the best dailies in the largest circulation, been hasparf you want in CLOTHING: Some acres, tax 77. cost 1.05.
twenty-one years
i
thing nice and durable.
One tract listed for Hardin
homes and our own section. south arid are always proud and factorin thegrow th and dev
j n & co. containing 400 a
I jet us wnke up and be ready to get it. Messrs James W velopment of the Old North
0
ores, tax 1.54 cost 1.05.
State? Then subsei be for
to help when the opportuni Jackson and Ben J. Bell are THE WILMINGTON MESSENGER
One tract listed by theMinnow owners of the Messen
ty comes.
eral and Mining Co. contain
Campaign Rartes:
Croceries.
ing 100 aeies, t a x 19.25 cost
ger, Mr Kingsbury will con The "Daily Messenger," by
The Co. Alliance convened tinue as one of the editors. mail, 4 months on trial, for In this department you will 1.05
find nothing but first class goods.
Meet Camp.
in the court house last Fri He is one of the ablest writers $2.00
We carry nothing but the best
One tract listed by cowles
day. We are informed the at in North Carolina and we are The weekly "Transcript Mes sugar and coffee. In flour we car c J c o n t a i n i n g 4 4 5 a c i e s , t a x
senger," (the largest and ry from a medium to the very 3.43 cost 1.05.
tendance was good consider glad he is to remain.
best paper in the State) 9 best grades, Corn and meat at One t r a c t listed by Miller T
ing the busy season, and the
lowest prices. Salt hams Bacon
months on trial for $1.00
session was interesting a^d Mr. Harrison said in one of Cash in advance. Both and Lard always kept in stock. c c o n t a i n i n g 1 1 2 a c r e s , t a x
3.85 ?ost 1.05.
harmonious throughout. W. his recent speeches: 41 We are papers are large Eight-Page
0
Stony Fork.
S. Farthing, Co. Lect., made many of us looking forward sheets. Send Postal Card
One tract listed by cowles
a good, strong and conserv- to a time when we shall have with the address of five per Hardware.
c j joe's heirs containing 75
itive address. The next ses 1-cent letter postage in this sons and receive sample cop
acres, tax 96. cost 1.05.
Shawneha w.
sion will be held at Brushy country." Yes, we are all ies of THE MESSENGER.
In this line our stock is large.
Oct. 1st. 1888. tf.
One tract listed by cowles
Nails. Iron, Plows, HamesTraceFork second Friday in Inly looking forward to that very
chains, Mattocks, Shovels and C J containing 150 acres, tax
TAKE THE
at which time an Alliance desirable thing, but we do
all kinds of shelf-hardware at for '89 1.08 cost 1.05
picnic will be gi^en, and not expect to get it until a
One tract listed by church
prices that moves them.
speakers from abroad will be democratic Congress gives it
E, Mrs., containing 174 acres
-GOINGtax 1.94 cost 1.05
invited to make public ad to us.
We
Watauga.
West and Northwest, ers forthank our many custom
dresses. A pleasant and in
raising our sales to the
One tract listed by Cowles
Gov. Holt orders a special
teresting occasion is antici
handsome sum of $25,000. c j containing 150 acres, tax
pated. all good citizens, la term of Superior Court in Emigrants going to any of the last year, and for the present 1.15, cost 1.05.
dies and gentlemen, whether Watauga for the trial of civil Western States or Territories year we have our figures placed One tract listed by campwill save time and money going at $35,000, and bv low pri
members of the Alliance or and criminal cases. The term via. Chicago and Alton route, ces, good goods and p»>lite atten bell joe. containing 1 0 0 nnot, wi'l be cordially invited will begin June 22nd, and t is the quickest route to
tion, we expect to reach the mark. cres. tax 77. cost 1.05.
to favor the occasion with Judge W. V. Hoke isappoint- KANSAS CITY, DENVER, 7 hey a 11 sing the sa me song: One tract listed by Foster
LOII, containing 75 acres,tax
their presence and assist by ed to preside. So says the
PU EBLO,
********
58. cost 1 .05.
And all points in Idaho, Wash
furnishing a basket of pro Press and Carolinian.
One tract list e 1 by odland
ington, Oregon, Utah
We've found the store wLerpbllV- x p containing 100acres, tax
visions for the table.
and California.
e*-s get the verv best attention. 1.08 cost 1.05.
Grover Cleveland is gain
Finest and llest Equipped With uTeat varietv of goods too
J. L. HAYES, FX-SHFF.
Secretary Blaiu, it is said, ing popularity in the silver
tedious to mention.
Road in the West.
March 30, 1891
Contemplates swinging a- States. Democrats and Alli Only line running Solid Vesti So low in price are thev, they
round the circle in a few weeks, ance men think they will need bud 111.ii e 1 < 1v < < i f 1. ] c uit- Pont Hip lowest ealeulntinn,
\VPinh mnkosus. n«n fa.milv,sing
and learn how matters look. him in their campaign in '92 and Kansas City.
out lilro nil prontinu.
Reclining Chair cars and Tour
Blain and Benny are not lov to bring about reforms so ist Sleepers free of extra charge. And that is the reason we trade
ing each other just now.
much needed.
I will meet parties at any rail with
Spot Cash Store,
Giiicsp anil
It is said that *t good
many Italians are leaving
New Orleans, most of them
going to Chicago or Pitts
burg, but it is said that they
continue to land in New York
at the rate of 1000 a week.
''ount Von Moltke died
suddenly at Berlin on the
25. He was 61 years old and
the greatest general perhaps
that Europe has ever bad.
Germany will do him great
honor.
Alton R, it
road station with through tickets
and baggage checks.
For full information,maps and
d 'scrip ive pamphlets of the
ELK PARK, N. f.
West write to or call on
March, 23, 1891
B. A. NEW LAND.
Tra veling Passenger Agt..
19 Patton Ave., Asheville, N. C.
J.CHARLTON, G. P. A
Chicago, III.
JONES & VANCE.
elSt
V A pamphlet of Information and ab-/
\ itract of the laws,showing How to/J
, Obtain Patents, Parents, Trade/
.Marks. Copyright*, *ent /ret./
A
vAddr«M
MUNN Sl
.361Hew York. CO,/
Broadway.
�The Voice SB8 WE ARE!
—It: is most probable Miss W. Coffey who was a juror Genealogy of the llurinau Family.
To T H E WATAUGA DEMOCRAT . Sallie .Jurney, of Mooresville, at the Federal Court in Spates
will teach loi us in />oone ville last week, gives us the [Continued from last week.]
Is
slightest irritation of
lcopylyear
$1.00,this summer beginning pos- following cases wh^rin W a Hiram married---Ernaliue tiieeasily Injured —tlic at once affecting its
throat or larynx
0tone, flexibility, or power. All efforts to
0 months
o_ s ibJv 1.1th of May. All with tauga people and others were married Spencer Fletcher. sing or speak in public, under such condi
1 " 3 months.
a5
Caroline married Wellington tions, become not only painful but danger
in reach should help to pat defendants:
ous, and should be strictly avoided until
ADVERTISING RATES.
Swift. Andy married a Deven- every symptom is removed. To effect s
U. 8. vs. Thede Simmons;
ronise the school.
speedy cure no other medicine is equal to
* *75
1 inch 1 week
port and Susan married a
1.75 —Old Mr. Long, father of guilty of selling wine. Judg
1 " 1month
3.00 our goou friend Calvin Long, ment suspended on account ! Church. Charlotte married
1 " 3 "
i of the condition of his family. Zepaniah Hortou. I don't
1 " 6 "
We propose to nririke it to
7.00 I with Miss Lilly, gave us a U. 8. vs. Able Harman. re know how many children they
1 *' 1 year
9.00 pleasant call Tuesday. Mr.
1 column 1 weeK..
had. Malinda married Jesse The best of anodynes, this preparation rap your interest to trade with
idly
irritation, strengthens the deliI
4 .
1
" 1 month
Long is over 80 years old tailing. Guilty. Judgment sus ! Gragg don't know how many cate soothes of speech, and restores the voice i US, UIUl ... SO wOlllg', WG gl VG
organs
ill
25.00 and is a staunch democrat j pended until next term of the
1
" 3 " .
to its tone and power. No singer or public
children. Joseph II. married speaker should be without it. Lydla Thomj)- you some articles that are
37.50
1 " G " .
| court.
son, the famous actress, certifies; "Ayer's
50.00
1 " 1 year....
U. 8. vs. James Harman Clarissa Moore who bore him Cherry Pectoral has been of very great ser contained in our
vice
—There a ppears to be a gen
nine children. Andy, John, the to me. It improves and strengthens
always
Entei-i d at the Postofficeat eral surprise that we have fur making whiskey in a Sopronia, Desna, Martha, cure voice, and iscoughs." effective for the
of colds and
pot with wooden (tap, guilty.
"Upon several occasions I have suffered
Boone. N. C., as second-class gone to hard work on the
from
ENORMOUS STOCK
Imprisoned one month and Josie, Sarah, Daniel, and Jos loss ofcolds, causing hoarseness andanentire
mail matter.
voice. In my profession of
auc
farm this spring. We have fined $100.
eph. Andy married Joany tioneer any affection of the voice or throat
at each attack, 1
always been industrious and U. 8. vs. Eggars, retailing, King. John married Emaly is a serious matter, butfew doses of Ayer's on which we propose to give
have been relieved by a
LOCAL NEWS.
remedy,
it is strange that people are guilty. Imprisoned thirty McBride she died and he mar Cherry Pectoral. Thissuch a with ordi you unequalled
nary care, has worked
surprised that we a re at work. days and fined $100.
ried Nan Wilson. Sopronia
—Commissioners' court
Magical Effect
—Prof. Fru ileum opened U. 8. vs. Baldwin, of Blow married Newton Banner. Lesnext Monday.
little Inconven
iin married Robert Mast. that I have suffered very my family, with
it in
—Don't fail to vote in the school last Monday in New ing Rock, retailing, not guil Martha marriedThomasSul-j ience. I have also usedcoughs, colds, &c."—
excellent results, in
River Academy. The people ty*
Wm. H. Quartly, Minlatou, Australia.
BOOTS & SHOES.
municipal election next More1853. at Portsmouth,
of that section are fortunate Henry Coffev, of Globe, ac ivan. Josie married Finley I " In the spring ofby a severe attack ofVa.,
was prostrated
ty
day.
phoid pneumonia.
to procure the services of such quitted. Three years since Mast. Sarah married John their remedies, andMy physicians exhausted
for one year I
not
—The weather is now cool | a teacher, and should give the offense was committed. Smith. Daniel (not married able to even articulate a word. By was ad
the
550 pairs Boots and
vice
Dr. Shaw tried Ayer's Cherry Pec
and dry. Rain will be nee ded him all the support that is TJ. 8 vs. Joseph Cook, re but wants to he.) Joseph toral,ofand to n\y Isurprise and great joy, in
less than one month I could converse easily,
Shoes.
soon.
tailing, gui11,v. J udgmen t sus married Nora Phillips. John In a natural tone of voice. I continued to
possible.
have become
A. Mast married Martha improve and recommended since a well man.
—Mrs. W. L. Bryan's pit
I have often
the Pectoral, and
In this line we can fit and
— By accident our Wash pended until next term of the
Moore who bore him eleven have never known It to fail." —George K. suit all. The very best val
was first in our town to bloom ington letter goes out this court.
Lawrence, Valparaiso, Ind.
children. Noah Married Lua Cala lily this spring.
ues at panic prices. -Bee our
week minus a head, but it II. 8. vs. Alex. Blankenship
—Coffey Bros, have bought still occupies its same posi guilty of retailing, but de cinda Adams. Eliza married
line before buying.
VV. B. Couneill's interest in tion, and, as usual, is full of parted the c o u r t without Joseph Shull. Caroline mar-,
PREPARED BY
ried John McBride. Elen mar- j
the Meat Camp farm.
-o'\show-ups" of the extrav leave and did not wait until ried Holden Davis Newton DR. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowed, Mass.
his trial was completed.
--There will be preaching agance and littleness of the
married Addie Horton. Julia Sold by all Druggists. Price $1; six bottles, f#.
at the M. E. Church in Boone, Radical bosses in the Capitol U 8. vs. Jake Potter, re married Jacob Lewis. Ettie
Dry Goods.
tailing, guilty. .Judgment
city.
NOTICE.
next Sunday at 11, a. m.
Four thousand, five hurt-'
suspended on account of in married Alfred Isaacs. Susan
Sale of Valuable Lands.
—W. C. Coffey reports the — Notice.—I will be at Aa firmity.
married David Horton. Mon
dred yards of DRY GOODS.
wheat as looking well in Ire ron, Mitchell Co., N C., May IT. 8. vs. Jas. Vannoy, re roe, Addie, and Hardee not By virtue of a eertain decree Here you \fill find the lat
27th, '91, for the purpose of tailing, guilty. Compromis married. Caroline married made in the Superior Court of est styles and best qualities
dell and Caldwell counties.
organizing a Lodge of Odd ed.
Andy Mast who bore him Caldwell county in the case of at un-lieard-of prices.
—Harper Beall, of Lenoir,
8. L. Patterson administrator
four children. John, William, d. b. n. of Phineas Horton deed.,
has leased the Lenoir a n d Fellows. The postponement
Finley and Mary John mar vs. J. C. Horton, et al. I will, as
FROM LINVIELE.
Blowing Rock telegraph line. from Apr. 19 to May 27, is
owing to the ball not being
ried in Oregon. Billy married commisioner, sell at the court
—The town people organ rea d y fo r sa i d 1 o d ge. Res p.,
house door in the town of Boone
Western N. C. Stagecoach.
Pollv Haves. Finlev married N. C., on Monday, the 4th day Iri this branch we carry a
ized a Sunday school at the A. G. GRAYSON, I). D. G. M.
The Company has purchas •Jesse Mast. Mary married a | of May. 1^91, two certain tracts FRESH STOCK , both staple
Baptist Church last Sunday.
in
—The Tomahawk gives an ed a genuine stagecoach of McCov. Emaline i married j Df laud as Watauga county, one and fancy at prices] lower
ri^
,
i
w known
the Shearer place, lv—Rev. I. W. Thomas preach account of a shooting affair
Qn ^ ew pj ver? near the Three than the bottom notch.
the Concord (N. II.) make— Ienr v ay loi, w ho oore him ,
ed an acceptable sermon to that recently took place in
Fork
a superb article. On Wedns- four children. John, James, cres Church, containing 129 athe people of Poplar Grove Mountain City wherein .1. M.
Charley and Hardee. John !
more or less. Theothertract
da.y last a number of persons
last Sunday.
murriwl Addie Shull. .Tmnes! fift - y acr " s of wood-land, situated
Mitchell a prominent mer went over to Cranberry from
within one mile of the Shearer
Hats, Hats.
'J
- -Call on Mr. Bryan for the chant shot E. E. Butler, son hero to meet it and have the went to Central America. 1 place, on the oppositeside ofNew
A nice lot at the very low
best I n(; wer a nd ra ke for t he of Judge Butler, in the arm firs'- ride on it. The party Charley married Lilly Veach River, Terms of sale 6 months est prices. WE can fit any
Note with approved secu
least price. Machine on exe- breaking it. Intimacy be consisted of Mr. and Mrs. who bore him one child and credit. S. L. PATTERRON, COM. body. Call and examine our
ritv.
bition at store.
tween Mitchells will and But Ricksecker, Mr. arid Mrs. Hol- died. Hardee is in Central A- At the same tims and place I stock before buying else^
will
cash a quantity of
—Mr. W. G. Todd is here ler was the cause of the trou cotnb, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh meriea. F. T. married Rhodv rye, sell for 50 bushels, now in the where.
about
McRae and Mr, Thomas Par Smith, who bore him sixchil- hands of W. L. Bryan, of Boone.
with hands working on his ble.
S. L. PATTERSON, ADM.
house, and will move tp town —On last Friday night the ker. They dined at the Cran dren. Charley, Mary. Mattie,
-oberry hotel, and got m to Jack, Emma and Lilly.Mary March 25, 1891.
in the near future,
closing exercises of Suther
married Clark McBride, the
NOTICE.
Jeans! JEANS !! J EANS!! t
—For a Peering mower call land Seminary came off. It the coach and had a very gay rest unmarried. For want
North Carolina, Watatuga Co, We have the largest stock iif
on Hagaman& Co., and for was not our good fortune to time coiining over. They came of dates I have only g i v e n : C ' l o v d & J o h n s o n v s . B e e
into town trumpeting a horn
testimonial as to its excel be present, but it must have and drove up Mitchell and the names and number of Mountain Company. Attach town, which will be sold at
lence, call on J.P.Councill,of been an enjoyable occasion. Carolina avenues to the post- grandfather Harmans chil ment. One hundred and forty-two special low plices.
dollars and forty-three cts, due
Miss Wynn, the principal, has office, thence doAn Carolina
Vilas.
dren, grand children and by account. War rani of attach
-ogiven geneial satisfaction, avenue to Dogwood street,
—We are sorry to know
great grand children, and ment, levied on certain lands and
and the good people of that west on Dogwood to Linville
that Mrs. Polly Greer was
that not"fully, for so many tenaments belonging to said de
fendants and situated in said
section will regret to lose her a venue, thence up the latter
so unfortunate last week as
to the hotel. This party was left this country of whom I county, returnable before R. K.
services as a teacher.
accompanied from (Iranherr.v have but little knowledge, Hartley' a justice of the peace for
to fall and hurt her arm very
—We neglected to make 1 >v M r C. Kna pp, of New Y<>rk and I know nothing of my Watauga county at his office on This department is com
badly.
mention that just before City;-and Mr. Lynn Hahn, of gra ndfather t IIarma ns a nces- the 23rd day of May, '91, atl,p. plete. AYe can fit the tall,
—Ticket for the town to be
m., when and where the defend the short, the lean, and the
court we were visited in Cranberry.
elected 1st Monday in May.
The coach is a strong, su ters as 1 was too young to ants are required to apnear and fat.
Boone by Revs. Pearson and perb and beautiful structure, learn his family history. If answer the complaint. It further
Mayo : V. L. Byyan, Coins,
Booth who preached for us and as it is ornamented in the foregoing is published 1 appearing that the said defend
BOYS CLOTHING !
Dr. Reeves, J. D.Couneill and
ants
this
in the court house one night. the highest, style of artistic will in the near future give State,areis non-residents of that A nice lot which will be sold
it therefore ordered
Manly /Jlackburn.
Mr. Booth lives in the Globe finish. It bears upon its pan- my maternal grand-father's notice of summons by publica at a very low figure.
—Our section, so far this and Mr. Pearson is a return neis the likeness of our na
tion for six successive weeks be
spring, has not been troubled ed missionary from the Ba tional bird, and along the and grand-mother's history made in the Watauga Democrat,
a
with lightning rod nor book hama Islands. These breth- rim under the top the word and their defendants. In con in weekly news-paper, published GOODS . Shirts,
Boone, Watauga county, re
Awahili—the Indian word for clusion let me suggest that
agents. Hope they will let len don't claim any denomi '"The Eagle." U. 8. Mail is
Drawers,
quiring the defendants to aDpear
others write the history of at my office at the time above
up on us, hereafter.
nation whatever, and ignore also emblazoned on it.
Collars,
their pioneer ancestors as mentioned for the hearing of the
—Thomas Cottrell, who is all church organization. They Dr. C. W. Phipps, of Foscoe, nearly correct as they can. case, or judgment will be renderCuffs,
in your county, has moved
d t)3? default. This Apr. 9, '91. Under ware,
in his 85th year, walks a dis do not believe in the ordina to Linville.
By that method we may gain
Gloves,
R. JL. HARTLEY, J. P.
tance of 31/2 miles to town as tion of ministers and in no The Company is energetic many interesting historical
"A <9 7 If E!
llos'eV
quickly as most young men fixed salary for preachers. ally pushing the addition to records of the pione r set
Whereas certain stock-h olders oj Handkerchiefs,
and it does not seem to tire They believe in the Millenni the hotel, and has lately put tlers of our country.
the Caldwell and Watauga Turn
Cravats,
<&c,
um, or personal reign of three score of men on the new
aim any worse.
pike Company to wit:
M. C. HARMAN.
road, Yonahlossee, from here
Can suit all in this depart
Joel Mast,
*10 shares;
Mr. Bryan has still on hand Christ for one thousand to Blowing Rock. J. 8. W.
F. auklin Baird,
5
"
ment.
The superior merit of A y e r's S. P. Dula,
some excellent sewing ma years, at the beginning of April 24, '91.
2
"
-o5
"
Cherry Pectoral as an anodyne George Con ley,
chines, cheap, call and see which the righteous living
Iii connection with : my
2
"
Notice
expectorant is due to the skilful Henry Smith,
them. Also he can sell .you will be changed and the righ
William Deal,
2
"
other business I run a
ie
the Oliver Chilled plow at the teous dead wall be resurrec Taken up last Dec. by combination of the most power' Benj. Council!,
5
ted, and time will go on here W. L. Br.van, one boar hog, ful ingredients. Nothing like it Wm. Fincannon,
2
"
lowest price.
5
"
OP the earth as usual except a stray, marked half crop in has ever been attempted in phar Reubin Mast,
—The practice of 'blocka that there will be great peace underside of each ear, color macy, and its success in the cure John Mast,
10 "
10 "
ding is now very dull business and harmony as the Devil black, about one year old. of pulmonary complaints is un Noah Mast,
Benj. Green,
6
'<
The owner is hereby notified paralleled.
and we hope the trade will will he bound during the to come and prove property
Philip Shull,
2
'<
not be taken up any more thousand years. This is on and pay charges in ten days,
Alex Green,
4
*
and the people will find other ly an imperfect brief of what or the said hog will be dis A four-winged duck has have not claimed their stock-no which we think is equal to
tice is hereby given them or heir
and better employment,
they believe. Both the gen posed of according to law. been hatched at Bar Harbor: legal representatives to pr sent any in the county, and we
I). B. Dougherty J. P. hut it isyet too soon to prove their claims or the stock will be
—J. T. Sullivan is now pain tlemen seemed to bi good
BU tee our prices as low
ting J. F. Spainhour's hand christian men.
by that that four wings are forfeited In accordance with an as any in the County
Notice.
some residence, and when
act, of the last Legislature I will Thanking my customersior
The Warrior and World Won hittei than one1 sell to the highest bidder for cash.
completed, will be one of the It would be interesting to der Jack, 14 1-2 hands high, will
The great inquiry is, what
PattersonN C. I nne1at,1891,1 Pa*t favors, 1 remain
prettiest, as well as one of the know where sausages and stand at Cook's Gap. Insurance •11,1 Ail*
i
i
oildreo otsaid stock remaining:
all shares O
Very Respectfully,
Perons
nut res
most convenient houses in or b lick wheat cakes go to spend $7.00.county, trading is due. out will the Alliance people do as, unclaimed,
of the
money
regards t h e third p a r t y
HUGH GWYN. 1
near town.
T. A. CRITCHER.
the summer.
move?
' S April 7th, 1891.
^W,L, Bryan,
President.!
SUBSCRIPTION KATES
j
ON TOP!
Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral
!
BARGAINS
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
Groceries! Groceries!!
-Clothing,
Gent's Furnishing:
Hotel and Feed
. STABLE,s
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a bright-Spring day and lis
ten t o the melody of the song
i\
Spring Announcement
MAY 4 —M. M Arnold, c , f | K t e r s OFTHEA M. 5 chanting their
To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. 1
r a t h e r w a r m , b u t t h e h o g s Omaha. Nebraska, has mov-j
., H
,ise, and not feel,
M(|kRI
THE OF
,y
$1.00 cattle and sheep must make ^
j.
family here and will t h e s o u ,
1 copy1 year
w i t h joy and
1 "
85 their visits to tha street f v
, , f e n sof thousans
gratitude for such refreshing ;
1 " (1 m o u t ' h s
'and far between, a l l t h e brick t h e present season. H i
scenes.
A DVERTISING R AT ES
same.
is also a,brick-mason.
The people, especially the
i5
1 inch 1week
We are holding our niuuic- farmers, are very busy pre—It is pleasing to see the
1.75
We Are Head -quarters For
• l " 1month
3.0( stacks of new goods that are ,pal election to-day, .iu- can ;
^•001 arks
^ f o r t h p i l . c r o p s , and | w
'< 53 <k
*1
pose to make it t o —This Part oi 7 he Earth—
5.00
1
3 " 0 "
kly arriving a t Bryan s,, m , t know the result positive- ;
s o m ( ^ h i n g we' all de-i
... 7.00 j weekly
*' 1 year
interest t o trade with
. . . 9 . 0 0 ! and more pleasing still ti>| l v until the polls; are closed, j i t y | l t i n 8 P e ] n r. We should be jjour in teres
oltmm 3 weeK
i.. at such lmv fiir. and ou tlwi ni M I 1 goes through 1 > e n i j n ( ] ( H | Q f t | i e fact, i-i our us, and in so doing, we give
f- ^n/.n low tig-j nu.i as the mail tp.«; tVirone'h
i •
...13.50 ; o-ct p-oods
like
" 1 month
DON'T You be thelast to find
25.00 I nres a s he is now offering here about 1 o'-lock, do not
^
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.,
3 "
nll^
rn
e n e r g e t i c farmers, and what y O U gome articles t h a t are out w aere the best goods are sold
37.50
"
6 "
j send it t o you. But I w i 1 1 i could we do without them ?
the cheapest. We are uow open
..50.00 t h e m .
" 1 year
ing and displaying the largest
—On hint Monday a t the: makaa jwssand pradietthat that "all cannot live on the contained in our
stock of seasonable goods ot the
J . U. Ervin will he elected piaza." As the Tuscan prov
Entered a t the Postofficeat municipal election at Blowhighest merit ever brought to
Boone. N. C., as second-class ing Rock H. C. Martin was mayor and S. T. Kelsev, -I. erb has it "Ever one may feel j ENORMOUS
STOCK this town, which will he sold low
W. Fartning, Hugh Mcll.ie,
er than ever. Our motto is good
mail mafter.
e 1 e c t e d Mayor, and d. R.
the sun."
C. II. Ricksecker and S. A. There are young men, fa on which we propose t o give goods, fair dealings and low pri
Clark, d. P. Coffey and W* H.
ces.
LOCAL NEWS.
vored with the comforts of you unequalled
Edmisten commissioners. A Church commissioners.
Speaking of our municipal life and not over-worked, fan
•0good ticket that.
election reminds me to say j cy that they may do better
—Corn planting is the or—A new baby girl u o w that our neighbors over a t j
Dry Goods.
der of the day.
than to guide the ox or turn
gladdens the home of Mr. N.
thr ul.horn turf, and with
—Our special term of court N- Colvard. Success and long Montiiznmti (Aaron
Cansisting of Ginghams
B O O T S & S H O E S . Prints in all the latest styles. and
lice) will not hold an fh'rUori
t rifl« ofeoiwulernSui
will commence the 22nd dune. lite to the little stranger. \\ e
Lthis year, as they did not re- tion, their hands are with
tings, outer-cloth, Simpson's zeph
—The weather is very cold/ a r P 8 1 i r i dy nearing times of ceive their charter in time to
ers; shirtings and lawns in all
550 pairs Boots and the spring colors, HENRIETTA
for May, and fruit may be in j p e a ( . e < if 1 1 0 t of quiet, judging set the municipal govern drawn from the implements
cloth in the spring stripes which
danger of frost.
j by the number of girls who ment in operation by thepeo of agriculture and turn their
is all the go for spring Wear.
Shoes.
faces to the West. Eveiy^
T . Fin. Coffey and Mas-]have come t o stay in Boone. pie by the 4-th of May. So
year finds hundreds of that
LARGE STOCK of black
—Mr. James Hartley, our] the officers made such by the character. Boys, before yon In this line we can fit and
ten Steward Coffey are visit
suit all. The very best val Sattines; bilk for trimming in all
r relatives in W ilkes.
f o r m e r printer, was in our j charter must hold over And
in<
J e>
leave this land ask your fel ues a t panic prices. See ooi
colors. All kinds of Laces in Hem
—J a mes. H. Bryan left yes office this week, looking well. this reminds me to say that.!low-creaiuies, who have had line before buying.
Stitch and Vandike Points. Let
the new town has a printing experience in those countries,
Gap
•
, ,
j • N*:
terday morning on a flying He is from Big Stone , .
lis call ymr special attention to
where he lifts been working office, and the town imlinar - ^ u p a r a j i s e ) 0 8
our 4-4 Fruit of the Loom Bleach
trip t o Richmond Va..
on the Post for the past 9 C es were printed and prom til- so many are anticipating
•
....
Domestic at 30 ets per yard. IJn
—Jont. H. Brown and T . months. He isvau expert print-1 gnted on Saturday last.
en Sha uibries both solid and stri
t a r r i e d on Thursday Mr.
ped. Our stock of ribbon is e0. Land wiy start to Oregoi er, and can always get work
Mrs. Sarahphena, wife of James Roton to Miss Nancy
Dry G o o d s .
qua.l to a regular milinary defrom Elk Paik on the 18th
Mr. John Clark, and daugh Greer, both ofZionville. Tiny
a t any office.
Four thousand, five hun pa l-tmeut.. Jeans, cottonades,
of May.
Plaids, Domestics, Bed-ticking,
ter of Mr. Joseph Crisp, who are worthy of much esteem
dred yards of DRY GOODS. and hundreds of things we can
—We recei ved from, H. B.
resides some four miles from
- - A severe forest fire was
and respect, and we wish them Here you will find the lat not mention.
Battle Director N. C. Experi
raging in the Rich Mountain
S t a tflhrnm o i * ! ;
•
( | p | e f l g a n t p a t h - est styles and best qualities
ment Station and
She leaves one child, bhedied
*=>
— north o f Boone Tuesday
-0way through life. Rev.E. F. a t un-heard-of prices.
Weather Service, a report of
of a complication of diseases,
nigh t .
Jones officiated. We all had
the crops to May 1st. Crops
o
Shoes.
—Mrs. Alice Brawley " 1 i need rain. though generally any one of which was suffi an enjoyable time, and a re
! f This department is very
her husband left for her home ( i 0 ] n o- well. Rather cold wen t h cient t o have caused death. ad goo l dinner, and it is useb ^lyyyssuy a
complete, and a t the prices we
a t Granite Hill yesterday W
western part of theStaW, Our new hotel is putting on lessto say t h a t all officiated in
(j^.! grand proportions under the eating. There vv a s another In this branch we carry
ore offering them they will not
morning.
corn planting has been destay long, in fact, we didn't buy
guidance of Mr R. L. C<Hin- wedding the same day, hut I FRESH STOCK , both
_ W e hope that our How- ffiyed.
cill, of your town. He has will not say much about that and fancy a t prices lower them to keep, and our custom
ers have found that out judging
than the bottom notch.
a rd Creek friends will succeed _ Notice — I will be a t Aa- about twenty carpenters a t
from the way they buy tlmm.
as time and space will not ad
in getting th'Mi- pubhc rowl I• M i t c h e l l Co., N 0., Mn.v work under him. They.com—?
.|
mit.
laid out ami built.
) 2-7th, '91, for the pu-pose oi j u m x Q e i ] W O rk the first fair
-0Mr. Smith Ragan has mov
Hats, Hats.
—Hons. Hort. Bovver and j organizing a Lodge of €ffi<i| P l n y three weeks ago, and
ed to this place and is having
A nice lot a t the very low
8. L. Patterson, were with j Fellows. The postponement |
j j o t ^ ) e p n interrupted by
a. nice house built, which w ill est prices. We can fit any Clothing.
us several days and returned from Apr. 1 9 to May 27, ^ A r n i n . Thev are just ready to |
Now we hit you. In this de
o w i n g t o the hall not being j ( . o m m e i l ( . e C O V ering the roof> ( i < i v ^'- v m u d l U > t U b e a i 1 " body. Call and examine our
home Tuesday.
partment our stock is, without
r e a d y 1 v said lodge. Resp . , 1
for
«» the —.. ,the i.^.f/.i How t . \ oi thetoen.
u . . hotel ha:
stock before buying else doubt, the choicest that has ev
By
* •J ''
^
^ " I Dy INC way, UH
•
—Who will go to the rail
This place is building up
A. G. G RAYSON, D. 1). G. M. J )P) , N re-named It is now cailer been offered to the people of
where.
road meeting at Patterson
est, and is esppccially noted
the mountains. Prince Alberts,
* V/I5I is7
IV
The following is a ii.^t of p ( j Esseeola Inn. Esseeola
F r i d a y and take stock and
double and single breasted in sol
, TIndian name oI ,i«n I in |for its'morality. Me have a
v
t the Lin.
,
jurors drawn fjrspecial term the
id black and fancy colors. F AR
help build the niaiL
prosperous feunday school
MERS, we can fit you in anything
of court to convene on the ville river.
here, and have purchased a
—T)r Phillips' second son,
Jeans! JEANS !! JEANS!!! you want in CLOTHING: Some
Miss Nannie Rivers closed
about 3 8 years old, married 22 Iune 1891, towit; G. M. her subscription school o n large bell for the church.
I We have the largest, stock in thing nice and durable.
Can del, T. F. Church, J . ^MMiss Lucinda Idol will com ] t o w n , which will he sold a t
Miss Alice Mast daughtei of
Hyatt, A. A Ivlasv, Ruins Wednesday last. The schol mence a three months sub
-0Bob Mast last sunda.v.
! special low pi ices.
C a m p b e l l , W. F. Reece, Ja ars had a picnic dinner. I was scription school a t this place
-R. L. Councill returned cob Cook. G. V\ . Cable, Elza so sorry 1 could not attend to-day (May the 4th). She is
Groceries.
-ofrom Linville last Tuesday, Phillips, A. 8. Ed mis i on, it; so I do not know what t o an accomplished lady, and
In this department you will
and will go t o work on his Lewis Hartley, Jacob Klutz, say about it only that some worthy of our patronage.
find nothing but first class goods.
A READER.
residence in the near future. Alex Crowder, Dan Wood- of the scholars told me they May 4, '91.
We carry nothing but the best
—The Commissioners court ring, J . I). Harrison, , Rudy had a good time. I have not
sugar and coffee. In flour we carNOIRE.
still in session, Wednesday. Yannoy, J . B- Blair, Da\e heard one word of complaint
Parties putting papers in This department is com r y frotn a medium to the Very
against Miss Nannie as a tea my band for execution will plete. We can fit the tall, best grades, Corn and meat at
Next week we will publish a Dugger, Rohy Thomas, R. G.
.owest prices. Salt hams Bacon
full report o f tlie proceedings. Minton, R. G. Gragg, John f.her, so of course she w ill be pic ise advance the lees with the short, the lean, and the and Lard always kept in stock.
welcomed as a teacher here the papers and they will re fat.
-0E again, if she chooses to come. ceive prompt attention, other
~"e ''arM ?,„Ss i u
BOYS CLOTHING !
wise they will be returned
workingmnevv-gi ounns.ton i IrwffinA CHol
Dr. Pliipps is having an of not executed for the want ol
A nice lot which will be sold Hardware.
uiav have t o make rails a n d
The Opening of Iloone School.
fice constructed over James f e e s .
I). F. BAIRD SIIFF. a t a very low figure.
build fence, on account of
Miss feallie Jnrne.v will be in Loven s store, where he may
In this line our stock is large.
NOTICE.
carelessness.
Nails, Iron, Plows, HamesTraceBoone next Saturday to be b° found day and night ex—Mrs Gentry of Jefferson, gin school next Monday. I be ;*ppt when necessarily absent, j North Carolina, Watatnga Co, GOODS . Shirts,
chains, Mattocks, Shovels and
ohnson v . B e e
all kinds of shelf-hardware at
with her son Walter, spent school will be taught in the His next door neighbor over F l o y d & JCompany. sAttach
Drawers,
Mountain
prices that moves them.
s e v e r a l days last week with Academv. Tuition for small the store is J . W. Mann, our ment. One hundred and forty-two
Collars,
children will be $1.00 per
dollars and forty-three cts, due
her daughter, Mrs Nathan
Cuffs,
month, and for more advanc vi'lage boot and shoemaker. by account. War ranii of attachrue corWe thank our many custom
Horton of our town.
ed pupils $3 .25 _ to $1.50. Loven's store is on the cor me lit, levied on certain lands and Under ware,
i
ers foi* raising our sales to the
Gloves,
belonging to said de
—The town election for M i s s Jurney is said t o be a ner of Linville av<mue and
handsome sum of
$25,000,
Hose, last year, and for the present
J• S. M . fendants and situated in said
Boone resulted intheelection fine teacher, and 1 hope we Ashe street.
county, returnable before R. lv.
will all be pleased with her.
vear we have our figures placed
of I) 13. Dougherty mayor; and that she may he pleased
Hartley' a justice of the peace for Handkerchiefs,
at $35,000, and by low pri
FROM ZIONVILLE.
, Watauga county at his office on
J . F. Spain hour, 1. \V Thom with us. 1 earnestly request
Cravats,
&e ces, good goods and polite atten
b i vn't seen 1 t-he 23r<l day of May, 91, at 1, p.
a s and R. G. Rivers commis all within reach to pat ronizi
(kin suit all in tins depart tion, we expect to reach the mark.
M AY 4. As 1 11
in., when and where the defend7 hey all sing the same song:
the school. The »(^1('R pll| anything in your paper from ] !;|;^vare require<l to apneai and ment.
....
sioners.
-o* * * * * * * *
I'T-u her '-inti a limited this vicinity in some time, 1 j a n s i v e r the (Dniplaint. I t further
-Miss Nannie Rivers has
In connection with my
number'of pupils and pleas-! will take pleasure in g i \ i n s a ; 'litis are^ non -residents of'thte
returned from Linville, on
P];C«r
of this
We've found the store where buy
a n t weather, the school vvill little "chat
I State, it is therefoivordered that other business I run a
short vacation, and speaks
ers get the very best attention,
Spring is nowheretlie most notice of •summons by publicaWith great variety of goods too
i n highest terms of the young be worth more than a fivt
. .. ..
^
months term in fall or win- i
n
or
.
weeks be
( ) f all the year, ! tion for six successive weeks be
tedious to mention,
iftty and its hospitable citi ter. I would b much rnorti- J
1 . , .
:>••»
'
<• i ; A is made in the Watauga Democrat,
Feed feo low in price are they, they
ney,
^
la weekly news-paper, published A
zens and managers.
tied if Miss Jurney, after com! I he musical sou
beat the lowest calculation,
1
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heard
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ing so far tit a considers
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Which makes us, as a family,sing
—The people of upper!'aid
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thedefendants.to
out like all creation.
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above
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And that is the reason we trade
reasonably good school. Let li-agnmce ot .Iwantitul « l'/iTftt. tnv nffip'o m 1 tht time ot the
I ' , nl„„tion..<l for tho hcariiiK
road meeting a t Patterson
which we think is equal t o with
us all do our duty.
flowers, and the blue vault OT | caMe< or judgment will be renderon Friday. The object is to
any in the county, and we
I . \Y. T HOMAS.
extend the C.&L. road i o
heaven is reflected upon ail: d by default. Phis Apr. 9, 91.
iC H ARTLEY , J. P. guarantee our prices as low
Patterson. The \\ ilson Lum The value of a remedy should the beauties of nature that
a s any in the County
ber Co. is grading a tram be estimated by its curative
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Notice.
C.
road to Lenoir and will con„ U w u . i u Won T h a n k i n g m y c u s t o m e r s f o i ELKP
irld > r w u
March, 23,1891
hands high, will past favors, I remain
Insurance
^ ery Respectfully,
mares out
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S UBSCRIPTION H ATE S
FROM LINVILLE.
j ' —'The fight tor tlm nmnicinal officers last Monday was
WI
HERE WE ARE!
ON TOP!
Spot Cash Store.
Furnishing
n
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nit
STABLE,
mm& vance,
is due.
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THE GREATEST ORATOR.
THE PRESIDENT'S TOUR.
coinage, but
;the hopefulest thing brought
c u t by this interview, a s we The spectacle of a Presi -j A Correspondent, A. W. K.,
3). It. Dougherty, Editor.
dent of the United States a t wishes us t o tell him who
R C. Rivers, Publisher view it, is the admission of
play is always an interesting was the greatest orator in
the ex-President t h a t he has
one. Whoever may be the the Fifty-First Congress,
been twice mistaken upon
A great exaggeration.
occupant of the office it is Tastes in orators differ al
this subject of silver moneyq
The biggest lie of nil lies This admission is pretty one of such exalted dignity most as widely as tastes in
t h a t have been told by North hard upon those of his friends t h a t the movements of the wives. Every man thinks his
ern writers upon the South who have doggedly held all man who may hold it for the j own wife the best woman in
in connection with the war, along, " t h a t the king can do time are always watched by the world, and if he doesn't,
is t h a t of a paper published no wrong." But t o our mind, an anxious and curious mul- he ought to. Nearly everyin Washington called the 7ri- he is all the more available tTtude of his countrymen, body has his favorite orator,
bune. I t gravely and delib a s a candidate for the presi Wherever he may go, of just a s he has his favorite
erately asserts t h a t the dency, on account of this whatever he may do, every novelist or his favorite poet.
Southern Confederacy h a d very admission. There is al movement is watched with You cannot measure an ora
from 1,000,000 t o 2,000,000 ways hope of a man who is the greatest attention. So, tor, a s you would measure
men engaged in the war. the willing t o learn. We note, w h i 1 e President Harrison so many house lots, and
7
lie is manifest, but still the with pleasure,that Mr. Cleve cannot he termed a popular pro* e, by a mathematical
North will be glad to believe land thinks the country needs man, in the ordinary accep certainty, which one is the
it, because it will relieve it more money. To use a much tation of this term, he finds largest. Of course in a ques
of the unpleasant censure abused religious phrase, we everywhere a warm and cor tion of this sort only an ot h a t attaches t o it t h a t i t t h i n k M r . C l e v e l a n d w i l l dial greeting from men, eight pinion can be given, and not
required four years to defeat 'come through" ere long out of ten of whom are prob a positive demonstration.
Probably, if a. vote of the
the South when its own offi and profess his faith in free ably opposed to his ideas in
cial reports showithad near silver. If he shall thus be politics, or to his continu members of the late Fiftyly 2,000,000 men in the ar ''soundly converted, we shall ance in the Presidential office First Congress should be
my and an immense navy. understand t h a t he repre beyond his present term. The taken, as to who was the
If a lie can be trumped out sents many things which the President has evidently star greatest orator among them,
t o show t h a t the disparity farmers and laborers of the ted out, as every President it would result in the selec
in numbers was after all not country are demanding, and must do, t o please and t o be tion of John James Ingalls,
so very great, the vast supe so may expect to be not un pleased. He has been receiv of Kansas. He is possessed
riority of the Southern sol acceptable t o them. We shall ed everywhere with the re of a wonderful felicity of ex
spect that belongs t o his of pression, and no one knows
diers will disappear t o a great see.—Progiessi ve f firmer.
fice, and has everywhere re the a r t of saying things as
extent.
turned neatly-worded and well as he. He is a good mas
What a Horse Would Say.''
Gen. Cooper, Adjutant Gen
graceful recognition of the ter of English, and as an in
eral of the Confederacy, al
ways reported the actual to Don't hitch me to an iron courtesies thus extended to ventor of sounding phrases,
post or railing when the mer him.
that reverberate in the ear
tal force a t 600.000 and said
cury is below freezing. I need
and cling in the memories of
Every President should
t h a t a t no time were there as the skin oil my tongue.
take as many such tours as men, he has no equal. Fie is
many as 500,000 men ready Don't leave me hitched in
hi a
exacting du one of the great orators of
for active service. Gen. Lee's my stall a t night with a big tiestime and the will permit. the age.
of his office
army, as were others, was al cob right where I must lie Most of our public men know
Among the other prominet
ways small as compared down. I am tired and can too little of their country. orators of the Senate of the
They become naturally the
with the force he was com not select a smooth place.
Fifty-Fifth Congress, may be
pelled t o engage. In no bat Don't com pell me to eat victims of mere localism, so
that, whenever any one of mentioned Vorhees, Haw ley,
tle did he ever fight the ene more saltthan I want by mix
them finds time and oppor Sherman, Vest, Allison, Car,
my with anything like equal ingit with my oats. I know tunity to make such a jour lisle, Gorman, Hoar, Evarts,
force.
better than any other ani ney a s this he ought to be V a n ce a n d Fdimi n <1 s.
encouraged to do so. This
North Carolina never vo mal how much I need.
Among the orators of the
ted more than 112,500 be Don't think because I go is especially true of the Pres house may be mentioned
fore the war. Such was the tree under the whip, t h a t 1 ident of the United States, Ileed, McKirdey, Mills, Crisp,
who, if he has any realization
great draft upon the resour don't get tired. You would whatever of the dignity of Cannon, W. C. P Brackences t h a t in four years she move up under the whip.
his high office, must soon ridge, Lodge and Buttersent over 120,000 soldiers to
learn that he is President of vvort h.- - -Ya ukce Bla de.
Don't think because I am
the war, but t o do this she a horse t h a t iron-weeds and a country and not merely
the head of a party. While
was compelled " t o grind" briars won't hurt my hay.
Jo 3 Emmet t Sells His Dos
Congress is in session there
much of "seedcorn," a s Pres Don't whip me when I get is a tendency t o magnify the
ident Davis strikingly de frightened along the road, or latter function. When it is Boston, April 27.—F. H.
scribed the putting of hoys I will expect it the next ,time not in session he ought to be Moore, of Melrose, lias pu rgiven an opportunity t o em chased the St. Bernard plinin the army. North Carolina and maybe make trouble.
phasize himself in the former limmon from J . K. Em met t
furnished more soldiers than
Don't trot me up hill, for I relation.—New York Satur or $5,000.
any Southern State. Several have to carry you and the day Globe (Dem.)
of the States did not furnish buggy and myself too. Try it
half as many a s she fu rnished. yourself sometime. Run up
\
President Harrison has de
IN
The South could not have a hill with a big load.
clared that he stands for the The most generally nsef-tl me.'icine Is A.
furnished more than 1,200,- Don't keep my stable very last Congress. I t is refresh rills. As a remedy for the various niseas. :•
of the stomach, liver, and bowels, these
000 men if she had sent all
dark, for when I go out into ing to us to know that the rills have no equal. Their sngar-eonting
she had, including the aged, the light, my eyes are injur President has made up his causes them not only to he easy and
pleasant to take, but preserves their medi
infirm, the crippled, the blind ed, especially if snow be on the mind t o stand for something. cinal Integrity in all climates and for nry
reasonable length of time. The best, faintly
the lunatics, the boys of ten ground.
A painful feeling has been for medicine, Ayer's rills are. also, unsurpassed
for the use of travelers, soldiers, sailors,
der age. The South lacked
Don't say "vvhoa" unless some time in the public mind campers, and pioneers.allIn some of the
most critical cases, when
other remedies
men and that was why she
you mean it. Teach me to t h a t Mr. Harrison did not have failed,
failed. Her 600,000 were
stop a t that word. I t may stand for much of anything.
Ayer's P i l l s
worn out in four years by
check me if the lines break and But a grateful feeling of re prove effective.
having to fight some 3,000,"In the
18C4 I
save a run-away and smash- lief comes to the public now Annapolis summer ofsufferingwas sent to tha
hospital,
with chronic
000, incuding army and na up.
While there, I
re
that the President has said diarrhea.strength that I couldbecame so and
duced in
not. speak
vy-or five to one. —Messen
was compelled to write everything I wanted
Don't make me drink ice- t h a t he does really stand for to say. I was then having some 25 or 30
ger.
per
ordered
cold water, nor put a frosty something definite. The Pres stoolsthat day. The doctorswould hea medi
cine
I was satisfied
of no
bit in my mouth. Warm the ident stands for the last Con benefit to me. I did not take it, but per
MR. CLEVELAND has ex
suaded my nurse to get me some of Dr.
bit by holding it a half a inin gress. Yes, he stands for an Ayer's Pills. About two o'clock in the after
plained his letter upon the
noon I took six of
by mid
institution whose only title night began to feel these pills, and morning
ute against my body.
better. In the
silver question to Mr. Stephen
the doctors came again, and after deciding
Don't forget t o file my teeth t o fame is based upon its en that my symptoms were more favorable, gave
son, of Missouri. From this
medicine,
1 did not
when they get jagged and 1 ormous capacity t o spend me a differentmore of thewhich instead. use,
but took four
pills
The
explanation we learn that
cannot chew my food. When the people's money upon a next day the doctors came to see me, and
Mr. Cleveland expected both
thought I was doing nicely, (and so did 1).
I get lean it is a sign t h a t my lot of pampered favorites of I then took one pill a day for a week. At the
the silver bills enacted in re
I considered myself cured
the government of which Mr. end of that time,Pills had saved my life. I
teeth needs filing.
and that Ayer's
cent years to injure the coun
was then weak, but had no return of
Don't ask me t o "back" Harrison is the present head. disease, and gained in strength as fastthe
as
t r y by driving a part of the
could be expected."—F. C. Luce, Late Lieut.
with blinds on. I am afraid We have no cause of quarrel 6Gth ltegt. Mass. Vol. Infantry.
gold out of the country. We
"Ayer's Pills are
against Mr. Harrison because
also learn from this explana to.
he is a republican. We have
Don't run me down a steep
The Best
tion t h a t the practical effects
I have
hill, for if anything should found pleasure in being the act like ever usedinfor headaches, and they
of both the recent silver bills
a charm
relieving any disagree
give way I might break your county man of many eminent able sensation in the stomach after eating,"
have been disappointing t o
Mrs.
Pollens. Ya.
republicans. But we cannot —"I M. J. Ferguson, for
sufferer
him—that, contrary t o his neck.
love Mr. Harrison. If he does pepsiawas a liver troubles,years from dys
and
and found no
I commenced
anticipations, t h e country Don't put my blind-bridle not know that much of the permanent relief untilhave effected ataking
Ayer's Pills. They
com
has profited by both these on so that it irritates my eye legislation enacted and pro plete cure." — George W. Mooney, Walla
Walla, W. T.
bills. Mr. Cleveland also or so leave my fore-lock t h a t posed by the last Congress is
simply infamous, then he has
thinks the conditions of the it will be in my eyes.
not ability enough t o call
PREPARED BY
country in 1893 might be Don,t be so careless of my forth our affection. If he
harness a s t o find a great knows the infamies of the DR. J. C. AYER & CO., LoweD, Mass.
such as t o make free coinage
Bold by ail Druggist* and Dealers tn Medicine.
practicable and beneficial. I t sore on me before you attend last Congress, and approves
to it.
of them, then he stands too
is plain t h a t Mr Cleveland
ATTENTION !
Don't lend me t o s o m e far from the line of both ruorhas drawn the teeth, so to block head who has less sense
Mv duties confine me closelv to
al and political rectitude t°jCa: 0 !i„a, and I would exchange,
say, of his late letter upon than I have.
secure our love. We .oust be| m . f t t V ( ) ] .; i b I e t B r m ( i j,0,000 of
Don't forget the old book, excused from engaging iujatockin a phosphate company
the silver question, and it is
t h a t is a friend t o all the op any enthusiastic laudation in Florida, my late residence, for
also quite plain t h a t Mr.
Cleveland wants t o counter pressed, t h a t says: " A merci of Mr. Harrison - a t least for a suitable farm in the mountains.
ful man is merciful t o his the p r e s e n t.- -Prom essi ve
\LEX. Q. HOLLADAY,
act the influences of h is late let beast.''—Farm Journal.
Ualeij di, X. C
I armor.
ik
The Watauga Democrat, ! ter against free
By
Ayer's Pills
it
KIBSUBIBF FOB,
ADVERTISE IN
or
h—
The Watauga EEMQCBAT,
$1 Per Year in Advance.
HOLSCLAWS FOR
BARGAINS
For Every Thing You Need.
-0-
I am pleased t o announce t o the public that I have
one of the largest stocks of general merchandise ever offer
ed t o the people of the county. Remember that I will sell
you goods just a little lower than anybody else for SPOT
CASH, as I bought them cheap. I have a beautiful line of
light weight clothing on hand cheap, 500 pairs men and
women shoes fine and coarse, from 80 cents per pair up. A
beautiful line of dress goods, consisting of fancy lawns a t 5
cts per yd. Calicoes a t 5. and np. A large line of worsteds
in all colors ai.d prices; white black and flowered nainsook,
India linen, pink nun's veiling, outing cloth, shambria,
black henrietta. drilling and bed ticking. A large lot of
jeans cheap. Hamburg flouncing for dress shirts or fronts;
alljiinds of laces. Face veiling and the largest? and pretti
est stock of ribbon you have ever seen. Ladies' untrimed
hats, wreaths flowers and velvets cheap. A large lot of
'queens-ware, glass-ware, shelf hard-ware, plows, eastons.
farmer's friend plows and all the repairs a'.was on hav'V
•Stoves a spec alty. Hoes, nails, horse-shoes, grass roc ing,
and heel-screws, clocks, jewelry, cutlery, saws braces
and bits cheap.
Come and extnine my stock and prices before purchasing
elsewhere, and I will save you money. Wanted— corn, i.ve,
chickens and eggs. Also a large quantity of roots & herbs.
Call for a list Goods and samples by mail.
Yours Anxious to Please,
Yilas, N. C., Apr. 18, '91.
WILL IV. HOLSLLAIV.
%
GRAND OPENING! NEW GOODS.
-o-
E. II. DOUGHERTY & BRO.
MAST,
H. G.
I t is gratifying to us to announce t o our numerous
customers that we have now, and still arriving the largest
stock of goods ever brougb t o Watauga.' We have recent
ly bought in Philadelphia and Knoxville $6000.00 worth
of NEW GOODS.
Our stock consists of all varieties of
goods kept in a first class store. We have a nice line of
ready made CLOTHING that we are offering Low down.
SHOES!
OVER-SHOES!
BOOTS!
Ladies dress goods in all qualities, colors and prices.
Gents furnishing goods! Collars, cuffs, Neck ware, shirts
socks and anything you want in the latest styles. HAT8!
t o suit men, women and children. Hardware, crockery,
farming utinsels, &c. in great quantities. Our goods were
bought a t a bargain and we propose to give our customers
the benefit of thein. Come and see our fine stock and you
will be sure t o buv. Extra inducements will be offered for
the next 60 days for CASH . We take all kinds of produce
and ,live stock a specialty. Thanking ourfriends for pa ti
ptaronage, we hope t o merit it in the future by hon$H$
dealings and good oargains, we are
Very Respectfully
E. H . D O U G H E R T Y & B R O
s. p.
|x
DEALERS
SEWING
IN
MACHINES
If you thi.ik of buying
SEWING MACHINE,
and want to save CASH, write me
for prices. I carry a full line of
i
needles and PARFO ,HUC1I as ,
Shuttles, Bobbins, Dri vers.
Oirs etc. 11 of which can be
sPrit by mail.
I ha ve a good line of fishing
Tackles, Trout Flies, Hook/Lines etc,
Seins a specialty^
will send them out by mail.
« ..iff
S.
-a.
P. ANGEL.
J
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Democrat
VOL a
BOONE,
COUNTY, N. C.,
THURSDAY,
MAY, 14, 1891.
NO. 42.
LETTER. deal of talk around the ho 0RDINANCES OF THE TOWN OF 15th day of May, '91, shall
HER BABY'S GRAVE.
BOONE, N. C.
tels during the last two days
be impounded by the marshal
The keeper of a cemetery in one
From our Regular Correspondent Mr. McMillin has been trav
and shall be released only on of the eastern states was at work
W B. C0UNC1LL, Jit.
I. It is unlawful to use any
elling iti the Eastern States boisterous or profane 1 a n- the payment of 25 cts. each
Secretary Foster's recent
in the cemetery not long ago,
ATTORNEY AT LA V.
for several weeks aid I aim guage, or to engage in any- for horses and cattle, and when a poorly dressed and feeble
alleged free and frank discus
Boone, N. C. sion of the condition of the told by a friend of his that kind cf an affray or fight, in 10 cts. each for sheep, hogs, looking gray-haired women en
he secured pledges of support the corporate limits of the goats and geese, and cost for tered the gate and said that she
Tren su ry of the Un i ted Sta tes
W. B. COUNCILL, M. D. is the forerunner of some re from quite a number of Rep- town, and any person con feeding the same. If stock be wanted to make arrangements
resentatives in that section. victed of such shall be sub impounded by the marshal for setting up a small tombstone.
Boone, N. C.
publican luggliug with the
I hear that Kerr, of Pennsyl
a n d n o t r e d e e m e d w i t h i n "Where is the grave,"asked the
Resident Physician. Office figures purporting to repre vania, has a dead clinch on ject to a fine of $5.
sexton.
on Kino: Street north of Post sent the condition of the
II. It is unlawful for any three days, the same shall be
the Clerkship of the House, person to put upon the streets advertised for ten days and "I can't tell you just where it
Office.
Treasury that will probably
having received pledges e- crossings or side-walks of sold at public outcry, 10 pay is," answered the woman, "but I
take place as soon as Mr.
nough to make his nomina-, said town any obstruction to fines and costs.
^
\ can go to it."
Harrison returns to Wash
E. F. LOVILL
tion by the caucus certain. I public passage, or to put up XIII. It shall be unlawful She led the way to a remote
ington, that is, in the next
am inclined to think though on the streets any filth or to to sell, or give away spiritu corner where there were but a
statement of the publF dF f ,
Boone N. C.
that many of these pledges otherwise injureor impair the ous or malt liquors or any in faxv graves, and there, close to a
pine tree, and almost hidden un
which will he made public
are contingent upon the elec streets or side-walks, and any toxicating drinks, within the der its low-growing branches was
June 1. Mr. Foster proposes
DR. L. C. REEVES.
tion of the Speaker.
to change the form of that Representa ti ve Ed munds, person so offending shall up corporate limits of the town a little, sunken, neglected grave.
P HYSICIAN AND S URGEON
on conviction, be subject to of Boone. And any person "This is it sir, this is it," said
statement, for the evident
£
Office at Residence.
oF Virginia, who is a demo a fine of $2.
so offending, upon convic the woman dropping on her knees
Boone, N. C. purpose of showing a ficti crat Farmer's Alliance man,
III. It is unlawful to dis tion, shall be fined $5 and upon the grave, with streaming
tious amount of cash availa
eyes.
was in town long enough charge any fire arms or fire eost for each offense.
ble. It will not be the first
Saturday to commit himself works in the corporate limits XIV. It shall be unlawful "It's the grave of my little boy
time by many that the con
sir; the only child I ever had. I
to Crisp for Speaker.
of the town, except as it is to rock or in any way injure buried him here nineteen years adition of the Treasury de
The oddest freak in the necessary in butchering, and or deface, any building, occu
partment has been falsified
way of a rumor that has any person so offeudingshall, pied or unoccupied, or fence, go. He was only four months
by official figures. Old timers
turned up here for some time upon conviction, be fined $1 within the corporation, and and i hree days old, but he was a.
will recall the Congressional
NOTARY PUBLIC,
was the one that was hatched for each offense, and costs. any peron so offending* shall, dear little fellow sir, and it al
most killed me to give him up."
investigation which brought
t K. N. C.
out, apparently from no IV. That all men living* in upoji conviction, be fined $1 Wiping her eyes on the corner
out the fact that during one
where, Saturday afternoon, the coiporate limits of the ana costs, for each offense. of her shawl, she added:
year. 1870, I think, nine of
to the effect that Mr. Harri- town, between the age of 18 VXV. The mayor shall have "1 have never been here since
I he Treasury ledgers showed
son had something some and 45 years, shall be requir the right to remit fines in the day we buried him, but I
DENTIST, 2.527 ernsuies and that, sev where, at some time intima
ed to work on the streets of part, under certain circum knew I could come right to the
eral entire leaves we e cut
ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA.
ted to somebody that he did the town, upon notice by the stances.
spot. I ve seen it in my mind ev
Otters his professional services out of two ledgers, all caused not think that the bench
ery day for nineteen years. We
street o\ erseer, ten days out The a hove ordi nances are in
to the people of Mitchell, by the efforts to make the
ought to be constructed on of each year, and any person force from and after their rat lived close to thegrave-yard, and
Watauga and adjoining coun
v. ties B®~Ng bad mntemi used books accord with the falsi a pronounced political basis,
in the evening of the day we bur
failing or refusing to work as ification. Ratified this the ied him I slipped over here an J set
fied statements prepared to
and all work guaranteed
and that he proposed ap required by this ordinance, 15th day of May, 1891.
May 1 1 y. mystify the public. I should
out this pine at the head of his
not wonder if the House of pointing three or foui demo shall, upon conviction, be D. B. D OUGHERTY , Mayor. grave, for I'd no money to buy a
I
Congress crats when the nine new Uni fined $1 and costs for each I. VV. T HOMAS,
stone.
E. S. Blackburn the Fifty-second
J. F. Morpliew.
J. F. S PAINHOUR, > C OMS.
ted States Circuit Court judg day he shall fail to work.
Je fi>oii, N.C. did not do a little investiga
Marion, N. C.
"We moved out west soon af
R. C. R IVERS
es were named. That's very
terwards, and we've been kept
MORPHENV & BLACKBURN ting of Mr. Foster's figures. rich! When Mr. Harrison S\. T h a t all peddlers o r
The Treasury department
salesmen shall, before selling The Wester n Citizen says:— poor all the time, but I've saved,
ATTTORNEYS AT L A W .
offers to send all the small nominates a democrat to a or offering to sell, any goods, "Our town electiion was held little by little, all these years, and
Will practice in the courts
judgeship the milleuium will
now I want to have his grave fix
of Ashe, Watauga and Mitch silver that the banks in any certainly have arrived, and wares or merchandise, obtain Monday, and resulted in the ed up and a little stone put to it
ell counties, also in the Fed- section of the country will as far as the strongest glass from the mayor licence to ex promotion of Messrs. J. M. —thedear little fellow!"
ercise their trade in said incor Carson, J. E. Foster, and W.
•tal courts of the Dist.. and take, free of carriage which,
Court of the State. if the banks take any consid can see there are no-signs of poration, and for said license H. Gentry to ths position of She laid her wet cheeks down on
the rank and tangled grass, and
claims solicited. erable quantity, will be a it yet.
they shall be required to pay
It is expected that the the sum of $5, for each day aldermen; S. F. Sandefur, for tenderly stroked the sunken clay,
mighty fat thing for the Uni
Aprl, 10.
marshal, while the vote for and the sexton quietly withdrew,
ted States express company, National Association of dem or part of a day that they mayor was a tie between J. leaving her alone with her dead.
Notice.
of which ex-Senator ("me ocratic Clubs, which, its Sec may engage in their business. Z. Neal and C. E. Grabeal." —Youth's Companion.
For sale. 900 acres of land, too") Tom. Piatt, of New retary tells me, is booming, Persons violating this ordi
KEEP A BRAVE HEART.
on Rich Mountain, Watauga York, is the controlling spir will shortly establish perma- nance shall, upon conviction, It further says; "Mathis the
man who was sentenced to
County, on w h i c h is asbestos,
ment headquarters in this
be hung at the last term Said somebody to a wo
and fine land for sheep ranch. it. Perhaps Mr Foster did city, and it is hoped that the be fined $10 and costs.
VI. It shall be unlawful to of Wilkes court, and has since man in our hearing the oth
Sales private. L. D. Lowe & not think of benefiting the
J. T. Furgerson, Ex'trs. of New York republican boss National committee will do hitch, ride or drive on the been in Wilkesborojail await er day: "My friend, I am aMrs. A. P. Calloway, deed. when he hatched up this likewise.
side-walks, or hitch to the
Banner Elk, Nov. 15 90.. scheme, and then again per When Secretary Proctor shade trees or plank fences. ing the decision of the Su fraid you are getting* bitter.
preme court in his case, act I detect it now and then in
haps he did. This mixing of goes into the Senate 1 shall Any person so offeudingshall ed in a most commendable what you say and write. Not
Money to loan.
not be surprised to see two
Persons wishing to boi- business and politics is a new cabinet officers, as it is be fined $1, for each ofiense. manner last week, while the much, only enough to show
All. It
row money, who can secure striking trait of the republi known that Secretary Noble / ]efaoe Q1 . shall be unlawful to jail was in danger of being some bee has stung the sound
rauti]ate
si
by mortgage on good real can party.
would gladly lay down his or legal notices or street- consumed by fire. He was re fibre of your nature and left
«. < ate, can be accommodated This same thing, mixing
leased under the excitement, the rankle of its bite." If you
applying to
business and politics, has portfolio if he could get one lamps in said town. Any one and instead of fleeing, he have any spare prayers to
<- _ Spainhour, Boone N. C. brought about a disagree of the new judgeships, and convicted of the same shall
worked heroically for the sup offe *, my dear, whoever you
or A. J. Critcher, Horton N. C.
ment between Secretaries that Mr. Harrison would like be fined $1 and costs.
pression of the fire and wheu are who reads this paragraph
4. 24.
Blaine and Foster. Mr. Blaine to have a better politician VIII. All privies, and hog all danger was over, he re get right down on your knees
N 01 ICE!
doesn't want the catching of at the head of the Interior pens shall be kept clean, and turned to his cage. We doubt and implore heaven to keep
Whereas certain stock-holders of seals stopped for a year, be department.
all garbage filth or offal shall if such a man should suffer you from all cynicisms and
the Caldwell and Watauga Turn
cause a number of his per
be burned or buried. Any per the penalty of death."
pike Company to wit:
bitterness. Try hard to pre
Falls Heir to a Million.
10 shares; s o n a l f r i e n d s , i n c l u d i n g
son failing* to comply with
Joel Mast,
"Well, good night, Miss serve your faith in the ulti
5
Franklin Baird,
"Steve" Elkins, have uivest- A dispatch from Con?ord, the foregoing sections of this
2
A
said a young man mate victory of good over
S. P. Dula,
ed their money in the North N. C , says: "Township No. ordinance, shall upon convic
George Conley,
the othereveningtoaDwight evil, and in the fair shining
American F u r company, 3, in this county, was sur tion, be fined $2.
Henry Smith,
ville girl whom he was visit of an untroubled sun behind
William Heal,
which is the present owner of prised a few days ago when IX. Any person failing to
ing. "I think it's better for these flying clouds.
Benj. Council!,
the sealing privileges in Behr an old lady n a m e d Mrs. pay the fines or costs shall
Wm. Fincannon,
me to go. 1 feel certain that When you and I let go our
ingSea, and Mr. Foster, who Westmoreland, who lives in be imprisoned or put to work
Reubin Mast,
if I stay two minutes longer hold on hope we join hands
10
John Mast,
believes the seals are about a small tenement house, was on the streets of said town,
with despair, and despair is
10
Mast,
to be exterminated, would notified that she had beeif until he works out the value 1 shall be indiscreet enough a guide that leads the soul
iven,
to kiss you." "Well, good
like to have it it stopped. In left an estate of $52,000,000. of said fines or costs.
rlulij >hui'i,^," replied the downward. No matter how
the meantime the British Mrs. Westmoreland is a Vir / X. Any person found drunk night, Mr. F
Alex <
young'girl. "Oh, by the way," hard life may be, how the
timed t\eir stoc -no- Minister is insisting that Mr.
ginian by birth, and she had within the incorporate limits she added, "1 want to show storm may beat, or however
eb giVer thern orkheir
Blaine do so me thing definite. exceedingly wealthy ances- of the town of Boone, shall
.. 0 „."re|)ffN
you my sachet bag before unceasing the grind may be,
their claims or the st ock will he T#£en a 1 together this mat- ters. She was lost sight of, be fined $3 and costs.
you go. It will only take a hold fast to your faith in the
'orfcited Tn accordance with an
XI. All shows or sleight-of:v interesting and until lately nothing was
couple of minutes." It is only captain who never lost a
ct of the last Legislature I
surprise, no known of her. The search hand performances or other
ell to the highest bidder for cash
necessary to state that the battle yet, nor ever signaled
it Patterson N. C. June 1at, 1891, one here if it develops some was again taken up, and af entertainments for reward young man in question is the trumpets to call retreat.
all shares ofsaid stock remaining highly sensational features ter diligent investigation the as taxed by the State laws,
possessor of a bright intel Everything is coming out
unclaimed.
before long.
aged lady was found. In her shall pay a tax of $5 for lect, and hequicklyernbraced right in the end. Nothingcan
HUGH GWYN.
The payments on account possession will be a whole each and every performance.
•April 7th, 1891.
President.
the situation, and we can withstand the advance of an
of the Direct tax act to date city in Virginia. She has XII. That no stock or geese
further assert that the girl earnest soul.
Notice.
amount to $9,184,754.80.
been living in poverty and shall be pemitted to run at was in it.—Binghamton Re There is not material force
The Warrior and World Won
large within the corporate publican.
The presence of three can
enough in the universe to
der Jack. 14 1-2 hands high, will didates for Speaker—Messrs. obscurity all her life, and be limits of the town of Boone;
I.ADIFM
coming so suddenly heir to
it down. Difficulties
stand at Cook's Gap. Insurance
Needing atonic, or children who want build keep
ing up. should take
$7.00. Peronstrading mares out McMillin of Tennessee; By- millions has somewhat dazed and all stock and geese run
vanish before a steady front.
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS.
ning at large within said in
num of Indiana, and Sprin
It If ploflsant to take, cures Malaria, Indlof the county, money is due,
—Reelected
corporation or or after the CpgtlOD, Plllou?n«??s oni Liver Complaints.
T \ C RITCHER. ger of Illinois-—made n good her.
PROFESSIONAL.
Attorney at Law
J. A.
WASHINGTON
WATAUGA
�The Watauga Democrat
1). B. Dougherty, Editor.
It C. Rivers, Publisher
SOWING AND REAPING.
Asheville Baptist.
This is what every life is do
ing, and like the seasons of
the year and the calling of
the plowman, this work goes
perpetually on. There is this
truth which all men should
observe, and it is that no hu
man being ever reaps except
as some one has sown, and
that we always reap more
than we sow. We have known
some people, and even some
good preachers at that, to re
joice greatly at the prosperi
ty which seemed to attend
their ministry, and they re
ferred to this work with evi
dent satisfaction, but in fact
they were but reaping the
fruits of others labors and
sharing the results of toils
a n d sorrows and sacrifices
which others invested for
Christ's sake. The principles
which are universally observ
ed in nature are as absolute
ly essential in the Kingdom
of the Lord, a certain amount
of prepararation must pre
cede all really satisfactory
harvesting. Wehaveknown
pastors to be badly underra
ted by their people and the
public, and scarcely ever re
ceive any appreciation of
their services, and yet they
were doing a work of painful
discipline and sacrificing toil
a n d painstakingH"pastoral
and pulpit work, w i t h o u t
which no one need ever ex
pect a harvest.
Every human being is a sow
er, and when the reaping
comes, as come it surely will,
the harvest will be of the very
character of the seeds sown,
but the dreadful t h o u g h t
which forces itself upon us is
that this harvest fearfully ex
ceeds the sowing. Every read
er well knows that the laws
of the spiritual world is as
true to its mission as the law
of the natural world—there
is a fitness of things about
them both. The man who
sows an act will erelong reap
an habit, and every day we
are scattering bro a d c a s t
these acts, and some of them
are good and some of them
are bad. He who sows an
habit is simply putting out
that which goes to make up
a character, and when his
character is made then out
of this comes the destiny of
the soul. Acts are l i t t l e
things—little rain drops—
that is all they seem to be;
but they run together and
glide into each other, and
then comes the habit which
is like a law, fixed
in its
course and restless in its
movements toward the for
mation of a character whose
destiny will bring to she soul
an eternity of joy or woe ac
cording to the nature of the
seed which had been sown
long years before. We ha ve
thought of the swearer whose
lips utter oath after oath.
We have watched the dramdrinker as cup after cup was
poured down his lips. We
have studied the miser as he
gathers dollar after dollar
and never tires of oppressing
the poor. We have watched
the untiuthful man as false
hood after falsehood was con
ceived and then rolled from
his mouth with an earnest
ness deserving the truth. Yes
we have looked at all these
and then we have looked
still beyond to that awful day
when all these dreadful vices
will come up to the Judgr* ert bTraging their bawest
of desolation and their heri
tage of woe, under which the
soul will groan and groan
and weep and weep forever
and forever.
We have turned aside from
all these and prayed for help
that every day which we lived
and every hour in the day
that we may have grace giv
en us to say and do only that
which will be plea sing to God
and redound to the soul's
good throughout great and
vast Eternity.
1 have faith and hope in
God for the solution of all e
nigmas and doubts and dark
ness that surround tbefuture
of the colored people. One
may well avoid theorizing,
but when the past is consul
ered that Divine Providence
allowed such a large number
of Africans to come into this
land, and placed them in
close relationship with a su
perior people for an educa
tion and development, which
seemingly could be had in no
Italy Closes Her Case.
other way, and then allowed
As appears by advices from this relationship to be bro
Rome this morning, the gov ken up and a new career to
ernment of Italy desires no be opened—then we may well
further diplomatic repiesen- confess that he works beyond
tation at Washington. The our knowledge. The chris
telegram of the Marquis di tian may rest in hope that
Rudini to the Marquis Im- the same provident care will
periali, which is couched in work out the great, strange
most dignified terms, informs problem. No man need proph
the latter that hereafter he ecy what their future shall
is to attend to nothing but be, for prophecies shall fail;
the current business of his of but the plain, simple facts of
fice. It intimates that Mr- duty to God, +o help the wea k
Blaine has not acted in good to raise up those that he
faith and that the Govern bowed down—are upon us.
ment of the United States is A great problem but a great
indifferent to its treaty obli opportunity, let us wisely
gations. Therefore it is not and patiently do what lies in
worth while to prolong a our power. • Let no rude in
"bootless controversy,'' and terferences "bate one jot of
the case is handed over to heart or hope" in joining
public opinion for final judg hands with all good people
in the great work of helping
ment of its merits.
The marquis is evidently the colored peop'e in every
convinced that Italy has way which fairiy promises
been badly treated in the good for them. I have writ
matter; and that the Federal ten these things praying that
God may stir the hearts arid
Government, through some
hands of our people in this
inherent weakness of its own
large field.
or lack of proper sense of jus
Let us cherish kindness and
tice in the part of its official
authorities, is seriously at patience. Let us aid them
fault. It will be noticed at by counsel and contributions
the same time that Premier in their work. Wherever there
Rudini's telegram is written is an open door for useful
in a regretful rather than re ness and help, let us enter it
sentful character, as involv for their good and the glory
ing an alternative that he of Christ. Methods and op
portunities will s u g g e s t
would have avoided if he had
themselves to the earnest,
deemed it compatible with
the national dignity. 11 hojieful, helpful spirit, which
we should constantly increase
means that Italy will make
and cherish.—Henry McDo
no further demands and that
if the United States desires a nald.
restoration of diplomatic re
lations, we must make her
satisfactory reparation. Un
der circumstances, and the
reparation asked for being
apparently impracticable the
stay of Minister Porter at
the Roman capital is not
likely to be of long duration.
W ilmington Post.
Too Much Politics.
One of our farmers hailed
to the editor of the Times
last Tuesday on the streets
of Charlotte and said:
Well, Mr. Editor, I'm get
ting sorter tired of so much
politics. I thing it would be
a good idea for the yiewspapers of the country to stop
talking politics for about a,
year and discuss the road
question or education. Laws
cannot be better than the
people and the only way to
make people better is through
the efforts of good schools
and churches.
The editor scratched his
head and after a pause re
marked that he believed the
farmer was about half right.
—Mecklenburg Times.
The hottest spot on earth
is within the boundaries of
the United States, according
to J. J. McGillivry of Nei\
York, who has passed sever
al months in Death Valley,
locoted in southeastern Cali
fornia. The highest temper
ature recorded in the Sahara
was 127 degrees, Fahrenheit,
and from the shores of the
Persian Gulf cotries the re
cord of 128 degrees, but in
Death Valley in July a ther
mometer placed in the shade
registered 1 80 degrees,
l*f
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110,000 bond in the Circuit I J. CHAKLTON, G. V. A
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-o-
I am pleased to announce to the public that I have
one of the largest stocks of general merchandise ever offer
ed to the people of the county. Remember that i will sell
you goods just a little lower than anybody else for SPOT
CASH, as I bought them cheap. I have a beautiful line of
light weight clothing on hand cheap, 500 pairs men and
women shoes fine and coarse, from 80 cents per pair up. A
beautiful line of dress goods, consisting of fancy lawns at 5
cts per yd. Calicoes at 5. and up. A large line of worsteds
in all colors and prices; white black and flowered nainsook,
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black henrietta. drilling and bed ticking. A large lot of
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Come and exmine my stock and prices before purchasing
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chickens and eggs. Also a large quantity of roots & herbs.
Call for a list Goods and samples by mail.
Yours Anxious to Please,
Vilas, N. C., Apr. 18, '91.
WILL W. HOLSCLA W .
v»
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MAST,
N. G.
It is gratifying to us to announce to our numerous
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stock of goods ever brougt to Watauga. We have recent
ly bought in Philadelphia and Knoxville $6000.00 worth
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rt 1
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jj S. P. ANGEL,
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IN
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If you
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* 10 « day it the «iiirt, ind more •• you jo
on. Both emeu. *11 ftire,.
In liny part of
America, you ran commonrft »t home, girinc nil < our time,or »p«re moment* only to
the work. All i« new. Gr«*t p«y 8t'Rk for
everv worker, h e eturt you. fhrnlthing
everything. EASILY. Sl'LfcDILY leetned.
VAI. Tit
VIC'S. AtMroift at once,
r ; «t _ C->.1 IvXTU>t),
FOR
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will send them out by mail.
S.
SALr BY DALLA3.TCX.
W. L. Bryan,
Boone, N.C.
,
I
\
Tackles, Trout Flies, Hookt
Lines etc,
Seins a specialty.
ForMalaria,Liver Trou
ble,or Indigestion, use
BROWN'S IRON BITTSRS
P. ANGEL,
KNOXVILLE,
TEN ^
—a.
�TEE HEW YEAE!
2.30
Oi Tenn, 15 miles. Started next Harrison wm.
.79
hat morning at 4 o'clock, march Moore Ed., in s. c.
miles and cooked all! MCLenden & Moore in so 7.01
a. B. Dougherty, Editor.
been investigating the lynch- ed 20
Pearson Allied, 111 Tenn, 2.30
-0it c. Rivers, Publisher ingof the Italians in tha t ci- night. Next morning" moved Baldwin pink
Spring Announceme
2.35
-• z-s=t=^r- i j-y | g no f .surprising to those; at4 o'clock; marched 20 miles Tague H J.
2.30 V/ith the openening of the
OJ< THE
2.30 New Year w ewish to say tothe
A DEMOCRATIC family news- who have familiarized them-!and took up camp on Wolf Andrews A very,
good people of Watauga and
paper devoted to the mteiests of. j H wit j, the condition of River, Ky. Remaining there
County, State and Nation. Pub.
u.,r
t!u> tw i
,..$.22.95. surrounding counties that we
lished every Thursday ah Boone,! things in that place for some until Maj the 17th the legi- Total
Beaver Dam Township." are now prepared to sell you
Watauga County, N.C.
j timeprevious to the lynch- ment moved for Monticello,
more goods for
price Edward in prison. $2.30
—: ing Of course it seems^'queer Ky, which place they reached shearer R. F,
2.30
We Are Hea d-q ua Hers
Thursday May, 14, 1891. \ that no indictments were next day the 18th, and May itiddles D . w,
2.30
f o u n d against the well known the 25th marched
back to Moody wily,
—This Part oi 7 he Eai
2.30
leaders of the lynchers, but Wolf River. The 27th march- Hamilton David,
2.30 And better goods than it has
A great sensation has re
Hollars
in Alexandei 3.09 ever been your good fortune
cently occured in Abingdon before condemning the grand ed back to olinton. Tenn, ar- oragg RAAA gone,
,
2 30 to get in Elk Prrk, or at any DON'T You be the last to find
Va. Dr. John A. P. Baker jury for this apparent neglect riving there on the 30th. Ile- Brewer calvin in prison, 2.45 other country (own in the out waere the best goods are sol*#
mountains.
and Mrs Gilmar have both of duty ask yourself if a tired from Clinton June the
the cheap, at . We are now open
grand jury in any locality 20th, marched ten miles, and Total,
ing and displaying- the largest
$19.34
been a'rested 011 charge of
stock of seasonable goods of the
would be likely to condemn camped. June the 21st march
Blue Ridge Township.
poisoning Dr Baker's wife
highest merit ever brought to
twelve months ago causing wha t was approved by 11 inety ed 10 miles and lay in line of Bradshaw John, poll. $2.30 has been carefully selected this town, which willbe'bold low
Bradshaw Thomas, poll 2.30 from the Northern Markets, er than ever. Our motto is good
her death and an attempt to nine one hundreths of its cit battle all night.
This is the first time the Bradshaw Bart, poll,
2.30 and we can thereby save you goods, fair dealings and low I
priizens.
murder, in the same way,
writer mentions a line of bat curtis Amos poll & prop. 2.39 the percent of the middle ces.
Wynaham Gilmer, husband
crow wm, m wilkes
2.70 men, which .you are bound to
0of Mr.j. Gilmer. This is the Notice has been served by tle a great deal of marching Day Thomas E,
2.31 pay if you purchase of mer
the administration on all the to do and no fighting.
2.31 chants who buy goods from
most diabolical fiendish mur
Ha mby J T , poll
Dry Goods.
2.30
der we have ever heard of be other would-be republican Arrived at Louden, Tenn Sheffield w, poll,
2.30 Southern Dealers.
Presidential candidates that June the 28th and remained white J M , poll,
ing committed in a civilized
CgtPSytiPg -oL^h'ngharns p 1 " 1 there two weeks. July the 11,
country. Dr. Baker bad a they must give way for Mr. marched for Bell's Bridge Total
Frmts in all thelaTesfstyles. Sui
.. $2.1.2-1'
tings, outer-cloth, Simpson'szeph
wife and children grcwn and Benjamin Harrison. So far reaching there on the 12th,
Cove Creek Township.
Don't be satisfied with the ers; shirtings and lawns in all
was a noted practitioner in there has been no outward retiring Aug. the 4th. Arriv Bebber Mike, *
$2.50 words of praise From others, the spring colors. HENRIETTA
objection raised, but there's ed at Big Creek Gap on 6th
Washington Co. Mrs Gilmer
2.30 but come and be CONVINCED cloth in the spring stripes which
Evacuated Big Creek Gap Burkett, J H ,
was an accomplished lady ai d still time enough for the big on the 22nd and marched Campbell A J at Elk park 2.30 that we have on hand the is all the go for spring wear.
2.30 best selected stock of BOOTS,
fascinating in appearance. gest kind of a row before the for Jacksborough, Tenn, cole s w,
2.30 (Men's & Boys) SHOES , in all LARGE STOCK of bla^t
11 o m i n d t i o n, and many reaching there the s a m e. church J M,
Her husband is a man held
2 39 styles and best qualities Sattines; Silk for trimming in all
in high estimation and has shrewd observers already see night. Left there next morn Fisher M s,
2.30 Gent's and Ladies furnish colors. All kinds of Laces in Hem
Billiard wellengton,
ing and arrived at Clinton
fine property. Dr. Baker at signs of it.
2.30 ing goods in the greatest pro Stitch and Vandikf. Points. Let
that night a t 10 o'clock. Isaacs A J,
tended Mrs. Gilmer in a case
2.30 fusion,
Roark calvin,
us call y°ur special attention to
A special weather bulliten, Marched next, morning at 4 M i t c h e l l i ) c,
2.49
of sickness and seduced her
our 4-4 Fruit of the Loom Bleach
o'clock, reaching Campbell
as it is claimed, they have of the Signal office, at Wash Station that, night at 10 o' Perkins J JL, removed. 3.07 TO THE LADIES, A WORD. Domestic at 10 cts per yard. Lin
en Shambries both solid and stri
2.42
had criminal intimacy for ington D. 0. speaks of the clock. Leaving there next Main J H.
ped. Our stock of ribbon is
wilson J H,
2.30
ten years. Over a year ago cold wave of last week being morning at 4 o'clock march vvilson Hugh,
- VYe wish you to examine qua! to a "regulai
2.30
our complete line of dress- partmeut..
they laid the plan to put Mrs. unusually severe and much ed 2 miles and took up yamp
and stayed there that day and
damage done to fruit and
goods, consisting of
Baker out of their way and
. b i
cooked rations a 1 1 night Tot.al,
and hundvjSTof thiig
Cashmeres,
succeeded by a slow process early vegetables. Lynchburg next morning took up their
Elk Townshi]
not mention.
Worsteds,
.Ot)
of poisoning, then they laid and Raleigh had the lowest line of march for Lenoir's Benson Adam, poll
: -i
Henriettas; -2.30
0their plans to get rid of Mr. temperature ever known in Station arriving the same Hodges T c, poll
French flannel,
2.30
day. Stayed at Lenoir's 4 Hodges E p, poll,
Jersy flannels,
Gilmer and almost succeeded. May.
days lay in line of battle 2
Nun's veiling,
Shoes.
Dr. Gilmer, brother to the
.$6.90
ArmadiRa cloth,
Bristol has some cases of days. Retired from Lenoir's Total
poisoned man, happened to
the 29th of Aug. at 4 o'clok
This department is vei^
Laurel Creek T o w n s h i p .
t.
be with him the night that small pox, every body is be in the after-noon and arrived Flaiiar.y jame>| nMitctn 12.30 and, in fact, a full line of all complete, anc) at rIn prices \W
the most fasionable fabrics ore offering them they will not
he would have died and sav ing vaccinated and every pre ajpLouden that night at 11 Hedgpeth N o a h ,
2 . 5 0 for ladies wear.
stay long, in.fact, we didn't buy
ed him, Mrs. Gilmer has made caution is psed to prevent o'clock. Started next morn Ma this j o h n , c o l . dead, 2 30
them to keep, and our custom
ing at 5 o'clock and marched ward w R ,
2.49
a full confession and there is the disease spreading.
ers have found that out judging
12 miles and took up camp M a t h i s o n M a c k ,
2.30
from the way they buy thorn.
danger of both committing
Long near Sweet Water, Tenn. A
On the 7th, of
suicide. Great excitement prebout 8 o'clock, were ordered
11-69 Our stock in this line is fresh
-ovales in Abingdon and Wash Island city N. Y. had a $5, to fall in line in ten minutes. Total
from the Taylor's shears and
Meat Camp Township.
000,000 fire.
Marched 4 miles and took
ington Co.
the greatest pains ha ve be »n
12.31. taken in their selection as to
up camp in a field- Starring Campbell John R.
2.30 style, make and Finnish. If
t
On the mornings of Wednes. The South west Va., Bap- next morning a to 4 o'clock Taylor s, Lnt'aette2.30
Now we hit you. In this de
marched 11 miles
Kiceville Tevnpleton
Thurs. and Fri. last week we tist Institute will be estab- Tenn, and camped about 5 Loui$ H H , double poll, 4.60 you need a suit of clothes we partmeut our stock is, without
will make it save you money doubt, the,choicest Thar has ev
had severefrc stsbut vh^re vv s lished at Bristol.
o'clock. Before d a y next
er been offered to the
iff
morning started and march Total..:
..r
$11.51 to buy of us.
but little damage done as
the mountain.-:. Prince Affiei
Pittsburg, Pensvl vnnia, has ed past Charlestown 6 miles
S h a w neh; ) w To w n sh ip.
the
wind
protected
double and single breasted in sol
and camped at a large spring Brown E C, land disclmd .77
the fruit until Friday morn had a $750,000 fire.
id black and fancy colors. F AR
about 2 o'clock. Remained G-reer jessey
.12
MERS, we can fit you in anything
ing when a great deal of the
you want in CLOTHING: vSome$1.60. Bacon, Flour,
A Dfary K>pt by J. W. Dither on there and went on picket HOW ington Newt
fruit was killed, especially William Thomas While in 1lie Con that night. Next day, .Sept jonnson EE,
tiiing nice and durable.
#|
2.30 Lard, Sugar,
federate Service, and Mem
the 3rd 1 , started at 12 and Kemp John, in Tenn.,
peaches cherries and plums.
Coffee, Rice,
2.30
1.
bers of the 58th N. C. Reg
marched until 1 that night potts Oliver,
Canned goods.
Several localities of Watau
2.30
-0Salt, syrups,
2.30
ga have suffered from the re This is a book written du and camped at Georgetown, Tate A I),
Tennessee.
Pepper, Spice,
cent cold wave. Cove Creek ring the war by J. W. Dag [To be continued next week.] Trivett, vv A, not found, 2.52
Ginger, and
Ti-ivett J G ,
2,54
lias suffered more than any ger, son of Wm. Dagger, Esq.
Soda.
Teague jordon,
2.31
In this department you will
other locality so ar as we It is prefaced "J. W. Dugger's Rheumatism is cause! by an TeaguejR,
2.30 This line of our stock is full find nothing but first class goods.
have heard. We think there and Wm. Thomas'history of acid in the blood; therefore, ex vestalJ E ,
2.33 and complete, and sold al We~carry nothing but the -hest
ternal treatment, affords no per
most at starvation prices.
sugar and coffee. In flour we car
will be apples enough, if they travels while in service from
manent relief. To eliminate the Total
ry from a medium to the v^v
$23.69
S
do not fall off from the effect Julv 17th 1862 until April poison and make a thorough
besfc grades, Corn and meat at
H
Stony Fork Towhship.
of the freeze. The Blue Ridge the 18th 1864."
cure of the disease, nothing else
lowest prices. Salt hams Bacon
BOOTS
section we hear has not suffer The Regiment left home J u- is so efficient as Ayer's Sarsap- jackson Ja mes Doub poll 4.60
and Lard always kept in stock.
E
Give it atrial. Price $1. payne A J,
2.74
ed so much as other parts. lv 17th 1862, and arrived at arilla. $5 a bottle.
S
-0Worth
2.30
Phillips w v,
The frost has been a general .lohnson Depot, Now John
2.39 Our stock of Boots and
Triplett vance
one and 110 doubt has done son City, July the 21st. Du State of North Carolina, Y a t e s s A ,
2.30 Shoes, we claim, can not bo
great damage in N. C. and Va. ring the first two months the
Watauga County.
beaten in Western North Car
$14.33. olina. as we can fit any one In this line our stock is large.
New York has suffered. Regiment camped at the fol The following is a list of in Total
from the hardy mountaineer Nails, Iron, Plows, HamesTr^eW a t a nga T o vvn sh i p.
Fruit and early vegetables lowing places: Camp Stokes, solvents and removals ret iirn
$2.30 to the most dainty foot that chains, Mattocks, Shovels mid
have been damaged. It may which they left August 27th. ed by me for the year 1890 DA nner J D,
and miit-. set opposite their Farthing Broxco, col, 2.30 treads only on the softest all kinds of shelf-hau >vare at
be that wheat crops are also Camp Raynolds, which they name, towit:
9.94 carpets. Buy of us and be prices that moves t h e i n .s. v. j
Helms J c,
iujured but we have no infor reached August the 30th and
2.30 happy.
Harm a n James
Boone Township.
mation as to the fact but it left Sept 16 and marched to
.15
Miller A L, removed,
We thank our many custom
Arant. Jacob,
$2.30
is claimed that it is the lat Cumberland Gap Sept. 16th Brown George,
2.69
ers for raising our sales to the
2.30 MCLane A J , removed,
2.30
handsome sum of $25,000,
est and most destructive remaining here until Oct the Jones M. M., in Tenn.,
2.45 Matney J B,
last year, and for the present
2.34
frost ever known in many 25 fh. To day they marched Folk wiley,
$21.98- That we have only quoted year we have our figures placed
Total.
eleven miles; the 26th march Freeman Alex, doub. poll 4.60
a few articles contained in our at $95,000, and by low 0,[places.
Grimes
2.30
ed sixteen; snowed all day norton Dob,
Grand total,
$ 25.68. large stock, but invite yon ces. good goods and polite,atten
phelix,
2.30
to send us your orders, or Hon, we expect to reach then
Mr. Harrison will probably and at night camped in a Patterson, sid,
2.30 T, .J. L. Hayes Ex-Shff. o f Wa- come and see us, and get
,§
discover ere the ides of No nice grove. The 27th march Norrisjohn,
2.30 tanga county solinuly svvare what you need. If you don't 7 hey a 11 sins
parlier, j w,
2.45 that the above is a correct list
vember 1892, if he has not ed five miles and pitched their
of the insolvants
already done so, that the tents at Big Creek Gap. Here Taylor Hamp, removed. 2.30 1 limed by me and removal's re- want to purchase anything,
that J have come nud see, and always re- Wn've found tlie sto.»- W
possession of a son who con they remained until Dec the Tota
I been in person or deputy8 at the member thfft ltTS no trouble ers gm tie- > y bestatxciio
$27.94.
trols the editorial utterances 22 and marched to Jacks- Bald .Mountain Township, | dwelling house or usual place of to shot#
• iooii,
-With great variety of good
abode of each of the tax payers
Hoping to . m e r i t , ; a large tedious to mention,
of a newspaper, without be borough, Tenn, that day. church o. s., dead,
$2.67 and could not there or elsewhere rimre o l y o u r t i v b • m thefU- So low in p r i c e a r c t h e y ,
ing overburdened with either Leaving Jacksborough Jan oilley, G. w.,
30 in the county find property where
beat flielowest calculation!
, with to discharge said taxes op tnre, and hoping each and Which makes us, as a family,
experience or discretion, is a the 18th 1863arrived at Big Johnson A. E . dead land
such part thereof ay is returned all a prosperous year, we are out like all creation.
very expensive, not to say Creek Gap the same day and listed and tax paid'By
un-paid and that the persons most Resp.
And that is the reason wetr*
1.35 contained in this list were insol
dangerous luxury for a Pres retired from the gap March J a c o b p o t t e r ,
7 he tireless toilers foi trade, with
v
ident with second termaspir the 29t.h and arrived at Clin- osborn vv. A ., in Ashe co. 2.82 vent at.and d u ring the time
potter E. F., satne land
whereby
ought
have en
ton, Tenn, the20th. May the listed by jake potter
ations to have around.
Mi deavoredlaw 1collectedtothe taxes
Coffey & Councill.
to
6th left Clinton and marched
to the best of my knowledge and Elk Paik, Jan., 5, 1891.
A terrific storm of wind, two miles. The 7th marched j Total;
$10 57. belief. This May 4th 1891.
ELK PARK, N. C.
rain and hail, visited the city 23 miles; the 8th reached
J. L. H AYES E X- S HFF.
Blowing Rock Township.
mail orders Prompt March, 23,1891
** •
Sworn to
of Wilmington N. C. on the Watesburg, stopped, then Banner charley,
$2.30 fore ine May and subscribed be ly filled.
5th, 1891
7th, and done considerable
marched t o Montgomery, iihrrisou L T . incaldvvell 1.30 J. E. FIN LEY, Chin. Brd. Corns.
damage.
The report of the New
The Watauga Democrat. leans grand jury which
_
_
_
Spot Cash Store
LESS MONEY
OUR STOCK
GROCERIES.
Groceries.
Hardware.
JOXKSJfc YAMT1
�---The Sunday Schoool in Mr Critcher, twice a widower, T am now in school at this
the M. E. tJhurch promises to the first time with two small place. Miss Lou Idyl, of Ashe
TO THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT.
be a success this summer. children now with four. Mrs. Co., is our teacher. She is aAre wrought l>y the use of Ayer's Hair
1 copyl year
$1.00 All are most earnestly re Critcher was a daughter of mong the best too. She has Vigor in restoring gray liair to its original
1 " 6 months
o 0 quested to attend and they Noah Brookshire and was been attending College at color, promoting a new growth, prevent
ing the hair from falling, keeping it soft,
1 " 3 months
35
will meet with a hearty wel an excellent lady. Drs. Coun- Hickory N C. aud I am told silky, and almtulaut, and the scalp cool,
heaithy, and free froiii dandruff or humors.
ADVERTISING RATES.
The universal testimony
cill and Reeves both attend would have graduated in aration lias no equal asisathat this prep
come.
dressing, and
$ .75
three months longer. I be is, therefore, indispensable to every wen1 inch 1 week.
—There will be a rail-road ed her hut could do nothing lieve I have given about all furnished toilet.
1.75
1 " 1 month
3.00 meeting at Patterson on the to relieve her.
'•1 have used Ayer's Hair Vigor for some
1 " 3 "
and it
for me. I
5.00 18inst, to consider the exten —Shff. J. L. Hayes has col the news here, except the time troubledlias worked wonderswas rapidly
1 " 6 "
was
witli
We propose to make it to
marriages of the 30 ult. Mr. becoming bald; butdandruff andthe Vigor my
7.00
1 " 1 year
since using
9.00 sion of the road from that lected and settled up for the James Roten andMissNancy head i * perfectly clear of dandruff, the hair your interest to trade with
1 column 1 week
has ••rased coining out, and I now have a
13.50 point. Watauga citizens are last levy of taxes. Hehas col
1
"
1 month
good growth, of the same color as when I
25.00 cordially invited. Can't some lected promptly and made Greer were married that day was a young woman. I can heartily recom us, and in so doing, we give
1
"
3 "
at Mr. Phillip Greer's, the mend any one suffering from dandruff or
37.50
1
"
6 " ..
loss of hair to use Ayer's Hair Vigor
ns a good and efficient Shff. bride,s father, Joe Arrant dressing."—Mrs. l.ydia O. Moody, as a you some articles that are
50.00 of us go over?
1
"
1 year
East
We have had considerable and Miss Maggie Myers were Pittston, Me.
—Our friend, H. W. Har
contained in our
"Some time ago my wife's hair began to
Entered at the Postofficeat din, had a severe attack of business transactions withthe also married near the State come out quite freely.
Boope. N- C., as second-class billiuos colic, with other com Ex-Shff. and found him an line, on the Tennessee side.
mail matter.
ENORMOUS STOCK
plication of diseases, last honest fair man in every way.
A. E. MORETZ.
He retires from office with
Sunday, from which he suf
on which we propose to give
LOCAL NEWS.
fered intensely but is now, proper respect from all par Com. Court May the 4, 5, and 6th, '91. not only prevented my wife from becoming you unequalled
bald, but it also caused^au entirely new
we are glad to say, rapidly ties, as having donehisduty.
growth of
am ready to certify to this
—G l o b e commencement
Wrn. Lyons,allowed $22.00 statement hair. reI a justice of the peace."—
fully and impartially.
lief;
convalescing.
Ilulsehus, 1-ewisburgh,
comes off tomorrow.
for keeping paupers for the II.".Some years ago. after aIowa. attack ot
severe
—Rev. J. F.Davis is the —In this issue we com mence month of April 1801.
brain fever, my hair all came out. I used
-Our space is somewhat
the publication of the travels
such preparations for restoring it as my phy
authorized agent for t li e
crowded this week, by coun DEMOCRAT and all persons of the 28th N.C. Regiment Grand Jurors report for sicians ordered, hut failed to produce a BOOTS & SHOES.
growth of t-.air. I then tried,
spring term 1891 ordered fil- several articles recommended successively,
by druggists,
ty affairs.
(are requested to pay sub- as kept in diary form by J.
and all alike fell short of accomplishing the
W. Dugger. There are many ed.
desired result. The last remedy I applied
- -Prof, Francum reports IscHption to him. He will re
was Ayer's Hair Vigor, which brought a
550 pairs Boots and
his school on New Itiver, as ceive all m onies and receipt members of that grand old j. b. Johnson of watauga growth of liair in a few weeks. I think I
township released from the used eight bottles in two years; more than
growing" nicely.
for the same; also receive regiment still living who will payment of poll tax for the was necessary as a restorative, but I liked it
Shoes.
as a dressing, and have continued to use it
read with emotion these
for that purpose. I believe Ayer's Hair
—Are you behind on your new subscribers.
year J 890.
Vigor possesses virtues far above those of
In this line we can fit and
subscription? If so settle as —All persons are hereby travels and almost imag nr. w. B. oouncill allowed any similar preparation now on the market."
ine themselves again on the
—Vincent Jones, Richmond, Ind.
suit all. The very best val
soon as convenient.
notified that no one will be march, battlingfor the gran-1 $3.00 for medical aid topris
ues at panic prices. See our
—Miss Eliza Farthing, of initiated into the 1. 0. 0. b dest cause for which a sold- oners in co. jail.
line before buying.
Beaver Dams, is visiting her at Aaron, on the27th, unless ier ever shouldered a musket. N. N. colvard allowed $45.
PREPARED BY
they ar« charter applicants,
40 cts for keeping and feed
sister Mrs. Hagaman.
-oLowell,
ing prisoners in co. jail for DR. J. C.byAVER & CO.,Perfumers.Mass.
FROM CLIFTON.
—Old uncle Henry Blair is or have permit from their
Sold
Druggists and
the month of April 1891.
reported very sick, but we nearest lodge. This may save
Dry Goods.
some one a crip.
There is nothing in the w. l. Bryan allowed $36.00
NOl ICE.
hope he may soon recover.
A. G. GRAYSON. D. M.
world of pleasure to compare for boarding jurors in case Parties putting papers in Four thousand, five hun
—Communion services in
my hand for execution will dred 3"ards of DRY GOODS.
with the beauty of spring state vs. J. o. J. potter.
the Presbyterian church at —Frosts in Caldwell were time. The trees of the for E. J. Baldwin, of Blowing please advancfc the fees with Here you will find the lat
Blowing Hock next Sunday. right severe along the water est throw off the deadl.y ap- Rock, a 1 1 o w e d $1.00 per the papers and they will re est styles and best qualities
courses," nipping the corn to
—Rev. J. F. Davis hasbeen the ground, biting garden pearanee of winter and put month, foTjthreemonths with ceive prompt attention, other at un-heard-of prices.
wise they will be returned
called to the pastorate of vegetables and killing much on the green garb of summer. J. B. dark agent,
not executed for the want of
oPiny Grove Church, Caldwell of the fruit in places, but no The young people of our samuel phipps allowed $30. fees.
D. F. BAIRD SPIFF.
11
!
County.
;
apparant damage to the village arid surr ou 11 d i n gjoo for lumber furnished and
NOTICE !
country took advantage of sparing bridge across wa—We are glad to note that small grain crop.
In this branch we carry a
I am just receiving a new
the beautiful weather on last iauga river.
Mrs. E. F. Loyjll is some —On the 23rd of last month.
stock of goods bought for FRESH STOCK , both staple
what better for the last few Dr. Walter J. Miller, of John Sunday and a crowd num Dr. E. F. Bingham allowed cash down and will sell for and fancy at prices^ lower
bering a b o u t thirty-five j $7.00 foi medical aid to Cor strieklv pay down, at prices than the bottom notch.
days.
son City, was united in mar
e e Top nelius coffey and Esq. LUW- to live and let live. You will
Rev.E. F. Jones will riage to the highly accom went on the T h r
-odo well to call and examine
mounting. The day being ra nee, Lunatics.
preach in the Baptist Church plished Miss. Sauna. Taylor,
m y good s co nsi sti n g of b oo ts,
very pleasant it was quite petition for an amendment
Hats, Hats.
here next Sunday 11 a. m of Elk Park, a sister of Exenjoyable. Dinner was served on the Howards creek road shoes, dry goods, notions, A nice lot at the very low
&c.
Yours truly,
Governor Taylor of Tenn.
and again in after-noon.
at a familiar point on top of ordered filed and advertised
est prices. We can fit any
T. A. CRITCHER,
They will make their future
—Dr. L. C. Reeves is now
the mountain known as the to be heard at June term 18Bamboo. N. C. body. Call and examine our
having the lumber delivered home in Johnson City.
Hog Rock.
91.
stock before buying else
on the ground near his resi —Miss SallO Jurney arriv The cold snap of last week official report <*? w. N.
NOTICE.
ed in town Saturday expec finished up all the fruit and Thomas J. P. for the year 18- North Carolina, Watatnga Co, where.
dence for a nice new office.
Clovd & Johnson vs. B e e
—Reports from sections of ting to open school Monday it is thought that wheat is 90 opproved and filed.
-omorning, but was taken sick, badly damaged in this part petition for hand on w. J. Mountain Company. Attach
this State and S. C. say the
ment. One hundred and forty-two
Jeans! JEANS !! J EANS!! I
cri teller's road f r o m Rud.y dollars and forty-three cts, due
cotton crop is seriously in and the opening is deferad of the counti y
until next Monday morning. Married on Tuesday night, vannoys to Howards creek, by account. Warrant ot attach We have the largest stock in
jured by the frosts of last
We anxiously hope she will April 29, Mr. Henderson Fi
ment, levied on certain lands and town, which will be sold at
granted.
week.
be well enough to begin her ler to Miss Nannie Sulivan, M. F. Rominger released tenements belonging to said de special low pi ices.
fendants and situated in said
—11 is r.epor ted th at J. M. work by that time.
both of Ashe Co. They are from the payment of a poll county, returnable before K. 3v
Shuli and wife of Watauga
—Rev. I. W. Thomas in worthy of much esteem and tax for the year 1890, un Hartley' a justice of the peace for
-oriver are both very sick. W e
Watauga county at his office on
forms us he had the honor we wish them a happy path der age.
most sincerely hope both will
the 23rd day of'May, '91, atl,p.
while in Caldwell this week to way through life.
Dr. w. B. council I allowed m., when and where the defend
recover.
unite in matrimony Robt. C. Mrs. Turner widow of S. $10.00 by judge Hoke in the ants are required to appear and
—Repairs are being made Steele to Miss. Ellen Steele, Turner died last Saturday case state lvs' J. o. J. Potter. answer the complaint. It further This department is com
on the King and Gray hotel all of Hibriten. The couple morning after a painful ill ordered that the shff. buy appearing that the said defend plete. We can fit the tall,
ants are non-residents of this
at Blowing Rock prepara were married on each of their ness of about one month.
Y2 dozen s h a c'k 1 e s so that State, it is therefore ordered that the short, the lean,'and the
tory to receiving summer birth days. The groom was Mrs. Alice Greer, of Zion- prisoners may be worked.
notice of summons by publica
tion for six successive weeks be fat.
tourists.
just twenty-five and the ville, and Mrs. R. J. Miller
ordered that L. A. shown, made in the Watauga Democrat,
BOYS CLOTHING!
spent last Saturday with T I I O S . s h o w n a n d s a m u e l a weekly news-paper, published A nice lot which will be sold
—J. F. Spainhour, J. W. bride sixteen.
Horton and A. G. Grayson —Read the town ordinances Mrs. Estrige (widow) of our Trivett, be turned over to in Boone, Watauga county, re at a very low figure.
the
L. E. corporation authorities of quiringofficedefendants to appear
P. G's of the I. 0. 0. F. are on first page of this issue and village.
at my
at the time above
attending the Grand Lodge don't forget to remove your May 11th, 1891.
the town^of Boone to work mentioned for the hearing of the
at Oxford this week.
on the streets in accordance case, or judgment will be render- GOODS . Shirts,
stock from streets, by Fri
is Apr.
'91.
FROM ZI0NYILLE.
with sentence of the court d bv default. £ ThARTLEY , 9, P.
Drawers,
—The reason why Bryan day morning. By so doing
R.
H
J.
you , , save cost, for the I don't often write for the under the following rules towill . .
Pollars,- ^
is selling more goods than
, i
A
wit: Piisoners to be shack
instructed b y
b
Cuffs,
all of Boone, is because he is marshal .8 mstructed
b u t will yoo please give led so as to prevent their es YOU WANT OWE
Under ware,
handling the best stock, and commissioners to collect all me space for a *,„,T words a- cape and to be worked as
OF THE
few
Gloves,
CELEBRATED
• is selling goods at prices you fees for stock before delivering gain? I taught school at the prisoners and returned to
Hose,
JACKSON
at n
them to their owners.
can afford to pay.
mouth of the North Fork of jailfurnishght said authorities
to
guard at their own
CORSET WAISTS. Handkerchiefs,
Mr M. F. Hubbs, of Bris- |p 0 ve Creek last winter. I had ex pense.
—Programme tor Union
Cravats,
&c.
m e e t i n g at Meat (lamp tol, Tenn, has been in this j a g 00 d school undei the cirJackson Corset Co.
Can suit all in this depart
JACKSON , MICH.
Church, beginning Friday be county helping Hagaman &| (;U instances. 0 w i n g to so Mamma (to her little bey).
ment.
fore fifth Sunday in this Co sell mowing machines they much sickness 1 did not have "Now, Bennie, if you'll be good LADIES who prefer not
and go to sleep, mamma'll give
to wear Stiff
o
month, will appear next report some sales already as good school as I might you one of Dr. Ayer's nice sugar- and Rigid Cornets, are
In connection with my
made and have encourage have had otherwise. I had a coated Cathartic Pills, next time invited to try tffem.
week.
Tliey are approved by >
other business I run a
you need medicine.'' Bennie, smil
—On Monday a large drove ment for a good business. ! good set of c h 11 d r e n with ing sweetly, dropped off to sleep physicians, endorsed by ^
dress makers, and rec
They sell the Deering machine which to deal. Everything
ommended by every lady
of sheep passed t h r o u g h
at once.
that has worn them.
which is considered one ofthe went on smoothly with both
¥
Boone there was about 300
SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
head, bought by Mr. Dough- best machines by those who parents and children. In fact
Notice.
E. B. OSBORN, Southern Agent,
ton, of Alleghany. Sheep are have used them. Call and see the community is as I think, The Governor having ordered
ee RICHARDSON BLOCK,
J
h i g h a n d i n d e m a n d . W e Hagaman A Co Boone N. C. one among the best in the a special term of court for Wa Camvasacrs Wanted. CHATTANOOGA, TENN#
to chronicleI county. After 1 e a v i n g the tauga county beginning on the
which we think is equal to
—It is sad
ought to raise more.
A
r .^p.leruke to briefly
teach any latrly intelligent peraon of cither
any in the county, and we
laex, who ran rend mid write, and who,
the death of Mrs. Adam North Fork in Feb. I went to 22nd day of June next and con
• after instruction,will work induatrioualy,
—Mr. W. L. Bryan, has
two weeks for* the
"how to earn
Thouannd Dollar, a
Critcher who died after a j Sutherland where I spent, tinuing trying both Criminal pur Tear in theirown localities.whereverThreelive.I will alsofurnish guarantee our prices as lowthey
pose of
and the situation orem]doynient,at which you can cam that amount.
just completed a nice stone
as any in the County
for me unless
uboro. Easily and
learned.
worker from each district orcounly.
pavement in front of his ele short illness 10 o'clock Mon-I nearly two months in school, Civil cases. All persons having No moneyI desire but one sucCWTful aswith employment quicklyI
have already taught aud provided
a larrs
day, with inflamation of the I must say for Miss Wynn, business before said court either and SOI.I1). making over $SOtK) a EE. AddresaTV F. »V Thanking my customers for
number, who are
year each. It's
gant store, and has almost
Full particulars Fit
at once,
coir pleted a line of neat pal stomache and bowels. She our teacher, that she is one as witnesses or suitors will take E. C. AEEEX. lieit 480, Augusta, Maine. past favors, I remain
notice and govern themselves ac
Very Respectfully.
IF TOliR RACK A(HES.
ings from said store to DEM leaves four small children, of the best instructors I ever cordingly.
Or you are nil worn out, really good for noth
OCRAT office; all of w h i c h one only about two months j saw. The school there, asyou
ing, it is general debility. '1 ry
J. E. F INLEY , Chm. Brd. Corns.
BItO H'A'.b 1UON R I T T E K f f .
adds much to the appearance
• It will euro you, cleanse your liver, and give
W, L. Bryan
old. We can sympathize with; have heard closed the 24 ult. Boone N. C. May 61 h, 1891.
a good appetite.
of our town.
SUBSCRIPTION K ATE S
Wonders HEBE WE ABE 1
ON TOP 1
Ayer's
Hair Vigor
BARGAINS
-Clothing,
Gent's Furnishing
MADE ONLY
BY THE
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Hotel and Food
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Watauga Democrat
BOONE,
VOL 3
PROFESSIONAL.
W. B. C0UNC1LL, JR.
ATTORNEY AT LA /V.
Boone, N. C.
#
W. B. COUNCILL, M. D.
Boone, N. C.
Resident Physician. Office
on King Street north of Post
Office.
E. F. LOVILL
ATTORNEY AT T-AW,
Boone N. C.
DR. L. C. REEVES.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office at Residence.
Boone, N. C.
L. D. LOWE,
Attorney at Law
-AND-
NOTARY PUBLIC,
BANNER'S ELK. N. C.
J. <1. WILBAIt,
DENTIST,
ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA.
e
Ofters his professional services
to the people ot Mitchell,
Watauga and adjoining counties.W^No bad mnteml used
and all work guaranteed
w - l l y .
J. F.Morphew.
Marion, N. C.
E. S. Blackburn
Je erson,N.C.
MORPHEW & BLACKBURN
ATTTORNEYS AT LAW.
0
Will practice in the courts
of Ashe, Watauga and Mitch
ell counties, also in the Fed•ral courts of the Dist.. and
Supreme Court of the State.
Collection ot claims solicited.
Aprl, 10.
,
Notice.
For sale. 900 acres of land,
m Rich Mountain, Watauga
,'oi uty, on which is asbestos,
nd fine laud for sheep ranch,
ales private. L. D. Lowe &
• T. Furgerson, Ex'trs. of
V-s. A. P. Calloway, deed.
/.Banner Elk, Nov. 1? ? 90..
&
ftp
tT Money to loan.
Persons wishing to borow money, who can secure
i by mortgage on good real
state, nan be accommodated
>y applying to
J.F. Spainhour, Boone N. C.
or A. J. Critcher, HortonN. C.
4. 24.
AOIICE!
Whereas certain stock-holders ol
the Caldwell and Watauga Turn
pike Company to wit:
Joel Mast, "
10 shares;
Franklin Baird,
5
8. P. Dula,
2
George Conley,
5
Henry Smith,
2
William Deal,
2
Benj. Council!,
5
Wm. Fincannon,
2
Reubin Mast,
5
John Mast,
10 "
Noah Mast,
10 "
Benj. Green,
(i "
Philip Shull,
2
Alex Green,
4
"
have not claimed their stock-no
tice is hereby given them or heir
legal representatives to prsent
their claims or the stock will be
forfeited In accordance with an
act of the last Legislature I will
sell to the highest bidder for cash
at Patterson N.C.June1st, 1891,
all shares ofsaid stock remaining
unclaimed.
HUGH GVVYN.
April 7th, 1891.
President.
Notice.
The Warrior and World Won
der Jack, 14 1-2 hands high, will
stand at Cook's Gap. Insurance
$7.00. Perons trading mares out
of the county, money is due.
T. A. CRITCHER.
WATAUGA
COUNTY,
N. C.,
LETTER consists of little more than
surveyors stakes, in order to
From our Regular Correspondent fix up things with t he ad min
istration to push the scheme
Mr. Harrison will return next winter for having this
this week if no accident hap Government guarantee the
pens to the royal special up payment of $100,000,000 of
on which his very much en bonds to be issued by the
larged (i n the head) majesty company, and to drop a hint
is travelling, to any thing else that if it was not done En
but a united official family. gland would furnish the mon
Secretaries Blaine and Foster ey. Secretary Tracy strong
have been unable to agree ly endorses the scheme and
upon Behring sea matters says that we have either got
and Mr. Blaine has also been to build the canal or build
at loggerheads with both At and maintain a seperate natorney General Miller and vy for the Pacific. Nobody
Secretary Tracy on the au doubts the desirability of
thority of this Government having the canal, but it is
to seize upon the open sea not at all probably that the
the ship Itata, which was re democratic House will be
cently seized at San Diego, willing to pledge the credit
California, and wrnit off with of this country in order to
the United States Marshal raise $100,000,000, to be
on board, but allowed him spent under the direction of
to go ashore after get ting- a republican machine. When
outside the harbor, and which Mr. Miller and his associates
is supposed to belong to the came to Congress to get the
Chilian insurgents. Mr. Blaine charter for this company Hie
contending that we have no statement was made over
right to interfere with the and over that all the money
vessels unless she is inside the needed to build the canal
three mile limit, and Messrs. had been pledged by private
Tracy and Miller that we parties; now, after having
have a right to seize her spent about one-twentieth of
wherever found.
its estimated cost, the com
Mr. Blaine has not aoded pany is prn c t i c a 1 1 y at a
much To his attachment for stand-still for the lack of
Mr. Harrison since that gen funds.
tleman has been away for The republican leaders here
several reasons. He has used are growing uneasy over the
language, so lam informed news they are getting of the
by one of Mr. Blain.s friends, rapid growth of the Farmer's
in telegraphing to Mr. Blaine, Alliance in Ohio. They know
that meant precisely what that McKinley on a high pro
the young Emperor of Ger tection platform will not be
many so undiplomatically swallowed by the Alliance
expressed recently by saying: folks.
"I alone am master in this Ex-Secretary Bayard is
count ry," a n d a s he has never visiting friends in Washing
dared to take such a position ton. He declined to express
in his personal contact with his opinion of the job lot of
the Secretary of State it very foreign complications that
naturally offended him that Uncle Sam now has on hand.
he should do so by wire. Senator Morgan thinks
Then, as if to add insult to that Mr. Blaine in his last
injury, can Russell Harrison's letter to Lord Salisbury on
fool editorials in his newspa the Behring sea arbitration
per about Mr. Blaine having has at last got into just the
bound himself before enter right position.
ing the uabinet to remain Considerable comment has
loyal to Mr. Harrison. Mr. been caused by the fact that
Blaine finally became so dis Secretary Fosier has granted
gusted that he went to New an agent of the sugar trust
York and left orders that permission to visit all cus
everything that came to the tom houses where imported
State department was to be sugar is received for the pur
kept until Mr. Harrison re pose of looking after the in
turned.
terests of the trust in seeing
"And when he does return," that the assessment of du
said my informant, "there ties is uniform. The Secre
will be a mighty interesting tary claims that the inter
conversation between Blaine ests of the Government and
and Harrison that will either the sugar people are identi
result in bringing Mr. Harri cal, but otheis do not see it
son down from his high horse, in that light.
or in taking Mr. Blaine out
of the Cabinet and making
Big Blowing
him the republican nominee
for the Presidency, in fact it Monday evening a heavy
may result in both. Mr. wind and dust sto-m swept
Blaine is not the man to al down the valley. The whole
low his dignity to be trifled face of the heavens appeared
with b.y anybody, and he cer a mass of moving dust.
tainly does not propose to At North Wilkesboro two
stand it from a man of Har houses were blown over. Mr.
A. M. Chrch's new house
rison's calibre."
The cry of "British gold" there at which he was at
has been used by the republi work, the roof and weathercan party in the past with boarding having been com
such good results that ex- pleted , was completely wreck
Senator Warner Miller pro ed and some of the workmen
poses using it to boom his badly hurt.
Nicaragua Canal scheme, The other was Mr. A. A.
which is at present languish Park's new house which was
ing for lack of gold of any lifted from its base and car
kind. He came to Washing ried upon another lot. The
ton direct from an inspection damage is considerable.—
of the canal, which as yet Chronicle.
WASHINGTON
THURSDAY,
MAY, 21,
1891.
NO. 43.
Southern Opposition to the Third A Republican Reach After Democratic Polk Against Cleveland The Prospect
of a Third Party.
Protectionists.
Party Convention.
Col. Livingston, of Georgia,
has written a letter very de
cided in tone, in regard to
the Alliance convention to be
held in Cincinnatti on the 10th, of next month. In it he
says that the Southern Alliancernen will not participate
in the convention, and that
McGrath, as President of the
State Alliance of Kansas, has
no authority to call it, be
cause the whole matter was
carefully considered at Odala
last December, and a conven
tion for the several farmers
and labor organizations was
called for February '92. The
members of the Alliance who
reside principally in the West,
and who want a third party,
appear to fay or the move
ment for the Cincinatti con
vention, while the Southern
Alliance oppose the third par
ty idea, so long as redress of
grievances is possible within
the Democratic party, and
are content to wait the ac
tion of the next Democratic
House o f Representatives.
Many of the members of the
Alliance in the West have been
life-long Republicans, a n d
are indisposed to unite with
the Democratic party, which
in the main favors the meas
ures they advocate, because
of a mere sentiment. We are
gratified at the position ta
ken by theSouthern Alliance.
It shows that the latter are
earnest, and will be governed
by principles, believing that
the Democratic party will aid
In securing the legislation
desired, and willing to give
that party a fair trial. The
President of an organization
into which so many conflict
ing elements have entered
has a very difficult office to
perform. He must see that
with a divided counsel the ef
fectiveness of the organiza
tion will be greatly neutral
ized; and his skill will be tax
ed to the uimost to keep its
strength intact in order to
throw it where it will be
most effective. We under
stand such to be the aim of
the National Alliance, and
to reconcile theSouthern and
Western wings appear to be
the c.ifficulity. There is lit
tle, if any, apprehension but
that the Democratic party
and the Southern wing of the
Alliance will act .conjointly in
the election of a Democratic
President, and if the Western
wing will be governed by the
same conservatism as our
southern friends there will
soon be a Democratic Presi
dent and a Democratic Con
gress, and then business will
revive and times get better.
—N. C. Intelligencer.
The Cn pe Fea r & Ci nci n n a tt i
R. R. Company have sent
Col. C. J. Cowles, of this plane
a map of their intended line
which runs from South port
by Salisbury, Wilkesboro
and on to Cincinnatti. The
Vice-President of the Co. is
expected here soon. This
company have been contem
plating this rout tor several
years. They appear to be
getting down to business at
last, as they have just had
recorded at South port a nine
million dollar mortgage for
the construction of the road.
W e shall be glad to see this
road built.—6hrdnicle.
Last night a number of
pro m i nen t republicans of
North Carolina met in this
city for the purpose of issu
ing a call to the people of the
State requesting them in
each county to take neces
sary preliminary steps to
send representatives to a
meeting to be held in Ashevillefor the purpose of or
ganizing a "State Protective
Tariff League.',
Hon. J. C. Pritchard, of
Madison county, was elected
chairman of the meeting,
and J as. M. Moody, Esq., of
Haywood county, was made
Secretary.
The object of the meeting
was explained b.yMaj. W. W.
Rollins and Hon. Tyre Glenn,
who stated that the meeting
was held for the purpose of
issuing a call to the citizens
of the State looking to the
organization of a State Pro
tective Tariff League; and
show to the world that the
time for the development of
the State and her industries
and great natural resources
depends upon firm and con
tinuous support of the Amer
ican system of protection.
On motion of M. L. Mott,
Esq., a meeting was called
by the chairman, to be held
in Asheville on Wednesday,
July 22, 1891, to organize
the league as stated.
The meeting then adjourn
ed . —Ashe ville (ivizen.
President L. L. Polk, of
the National Farmers' Alli
ance and Industrial Union,
is in the city and accorded me
an interview on the attitude of
thejAUiance. He says]J v that
his organization is strongly
in favor of the free coinage of
silver, and no candidate who
is not in sympathy with the
Alliance on this question can
hope for its support next
year. Hence he is opposed
to the nomination of Grover
Cleveland for the presidency
by the democrats.
On the course of the demo^
crartic party in Cougressjwxll
depend largely whether Hie
Alliance in the South will join
in the third party movement*
If the Democrats do not
show a decided disposition
to give the farmers what they
want .nothing can keep the
Southern Alliancemen in line
with the party.
On this point Colonel Polk
speaks with a good deal of
emphasis. The nomination
of Mr. Cleveland on a plat
form either ignoring or traddling the money question
will, he is snre, make a third
party, a necessity.—Atlanta,
Ga., Dispatch.
A Sound and Safe Platform.
The platform adopted by
the democratic State conven
tion ? in this city last year,
contains the essential princi
ples of the Alliance, and such
as are satisfactory to the
members of the Democratic
party who do not belong to
the Alliance. It was the re
sult of a calm, dispassionate
consultation between the
representatives of these two
elements of democracy, and
was agreed upon as just to
both, and conservative of
the best interest of the State.
This platform is now the
platform of the whole demo
cratic party of North Caro
lina. It is the latest official
announcement of the politi
cal principles the democratic
party professes, and which
it is pledged to advance. The
writer accepts it as his politi
cal chart, because it empodies the principles which the
farmers nnd other business
men of the State thought
were sound and safe for the
basis of our laws, and for
guidance in the administra
tion of the government. Let
us stand upon this platform,
and prove to other States
that North Carolinians are
governed by principles, and
are not mere waifs upon the
political sea.—North Caroli
na Intelligencer.
Senator Edmonds, in an in
terview with a Star reporter
at Washington says he thinks
the policy of his party 7 in 1892 will continue to be what
it has been-- to maintain
the McKinley tariff and pass
aforce hill at the first opportu
nity. He does not think the
Democrats will be carried a.
way with the free coinage i
("lea. As for the Farmers
Alliance movement in protest
against the legislation of re
cent years, the Senator sees
no just cause for it. "A large
part of it arises," he says
sagely, "from intrinsic quali
ties of the human mind."One
of these 'intrinsic qualities,"
he thinks, is its liability to
peirods o f "excitement."
Storms come and go and no
body, can tell exactly why.
So of the farmers'movement.
It is a species of metal rough
weather that has blown down
a good many republicans fen
ces but there was no real rea
son for it and it will ultimate
ly subside and leave things
about as they were. One pos
sible bad result of the Far
mers 1 Alliance activity in 1892 may be be thinks, thefailure of any party to elect a
Subsidy
majority of 4 the whole electo
ral college, in which case the Here is a definiton of "sub
election of President and Vice sidy" which should go into
President would fall to the the next unabridged diction
Democratic House of Repre ary that is made. Says the
Ind., Courier:
sentatives. That would be Evensville, word 'subsidy"
What the
ve v y bad, no doubt in the really means is this: To take
Senator's opinion, put he I money from the people by
suggest no remedy for it. arbitrary taxation and give
it, to a Few rich men to build
—Bristol Courier.
steam ships with, so that
Theie is a movement on they may get richer still. The
foot, and it has gained con pretense that labor is to be
siderable progress among the benefited in any way by be
Odd Fellows of the state, to ing taxed to death for the
establish an orphanage for benefit of a few millionaires
the children of deceased mem is gloomy and too fa r fetched
bers of the order.
a farce to amuse anybody,"
�UBteman
• Mil— 'H.IHII L nil. » mi .U. .1 !•1. Jl. LI.
at
PUBLIC SAFETY
Wo man's Hero.
If 1 were Yon, My Boy,
I wouldu,t be ashamed to!
No woman will love a man
do right anywhere.
D. B. Donglierty, Editor.
more for being renowned or
I wouldn't not do anything!
It C. Rivers, Publisher
DEMANDS
that I would not be willing prominent . Though he be the
That only honest and reliable medicines
should be placed upon the market. It can
first among men, she will be
for everybody to know.
What Mothers are Made For.
not, therefore, be stated too emphatically,
nor repeated too often, that all who are in
I wouldn't conclude that I prouder, not fonder; as is of
need of a genuine Blood-purifier should
A home is what a, woman knew more than my father ten the case, she will not be
be sure and ask for
ADVERTISE IN,
makes it; a daughter is, nine before I had been fifty miles proud. But give her love,
eases out of every ten, the away from home.
appreciation, kindness, and
Sarsaparilla. Your life, or that of some one
reflection of li e r mother, I wouldn't go in the com there is no sacrifice she will
near and dear to you, may depend on the
use of this well-approved remedy in prefer
writes Edward W. BoY, in pany of boys who used bad not make for his content and
ence to any other preparation of similar
the Ladies, Home Journal. language.
name. It is compounded of Honduras sar
comfort. The man who loves
saparilla (the variety most ricli in curative
Tne training of the girl of fif I wouldn't get in the sulks her well is her hero and king,
properties), stllllngia, mandrake, yellow
dock, and the iodides. The process of man
teen is shown in the woman and pout whenever I couldn't no less a hero to her though
ufacture is original, skilful, scrupulously
clean, and such as to secure the very best
of fifty. A son may, by con have my own way about he is not to any other; no
medicinal qualities of eacli ingredient. Tlii*
medicine is not boiled nor heated, and is,
tract with the rough world, everything.
less a king though his o.fiy
therefore, not a decoction; hut it is a com
sometimes outlive his early I wouldn't let any other kingdom is her heart and
pound extract, obtained by a method ex
clusively our own, of the best and most
home influences—a daughter boy get ahead of me in my home. In nine cases out of
powerful alteratives, tonics, and diuretics
known to pharmacy. For the last forty
rarely does. She ma v make studies.
ten it is a man's own fault,
years, Ayer's
a misstep. Indiscretion may I wouldn't abuse little boys if he is unhappy with his
be to her a necessary teacher; who had no big brother for wife. It is a very exception
but her early domestic train me to he afraid of.
has been the standard blood-purifier of the
al woman who will not he all
world—no other approaching it In popular
ing will manifest itself sooner 1 would learn to be polite she can to an attentive hus
confidence or universal demand. Its form
For Every Thing You Need.
ula is approved by the leading physicians
or later. A mother's word, to everybody.
band, and a very exception
and druggists. Being pure and highly con
—ocentrated, it is the most economical of any
a domestic proverb, told at I wouldn't cry for anything al one if she will not be very
I am pleased to announce to the public, that I have possible blood medicine. Every purchaser
of Sarsaparilla should insist upon having
eventide by the quiet fireside, when mamma or papa told disagreeable if she finds her
one of the largest stocks of general merchandise ever offer this preparation and see that each bottl®
has been recalled by many a me it was not good for me. s e l f w i l f u l l y n e g l e c t e d . - ed to the people of the county. Remember that I will sell bears the well-known name of
woir an years after it was ut I would try to see if I could Greensboro Patriot.
you goods just a little lower than anybody else for SPOT
J. C. Ayer & Co.,
CASH, as I bought them cheap. I have a beautiful line of
tered.
Lowell, Mass.
not get people to like me, by
light weight clothing on hand cheap, 500 pairs men and
Don't Be Lazy.
"I thank God that my being civil to everybody.
In every quarter of the globe Ayer's Sar.
saparilla is
to be
women shoes fine and coarse, from 80 cents per pair up. A all diseases provedblood, the best remedy for
mother told me what other I would never make fun of
of the
J-owell druggists
A little boy was once walk beautiful line of dress goods, consisting of fancy lawnsat 5 unite in testifying to the superior excellence
women have been taught by children because they were
of this medicine and to its great popularity
ing along a dusty road. The cts per yd. Calicoes at 5. and up. A large line of worsteds in the city of its manufacture.
the world," said a gentlewo not dressed nice.
in all colors ar.d prices; white black and fiovvered nainsook.
man to me not long ago. I would try to learn some- sun was very warm and op India linen, pink nun's veiling, outing cloth, shambria, Ayer's Sarsaparilla
PREPARED BY
This, my friend, is the trib tning useful every day, and pressive: but. as it was his black henrietta. drilling and bed ticking. A large lot of
usual way, he stepped along jeans cheap. Hamburg flouncing for dress shirts or fronts; DR. i. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
ute which your daughter and wnenlsavv men making any
all kinds of laces. Face veiling and the largest and pretti
mine should be able to pay thing I would w r atch to see quickly, thinking that, the est stock of ribbon you have ever seen. Ladies' untrimed Sold by Druggists, f I, six $5. Worth fS a bottle.
to our memories long after how they did it.- -Press and faster he walked the sooner hats, wreaths flowers and velvets cheap. A large lot of
he wauld reach the end of queens-ware, glass-ware, shelf hard-ware, plows, castons.
we are gone. The world has Carolinian.
TAKE THE
his journey. He soon heard farmer's friend plows and all the repairs aiwas on hand.
a sharp way of teaching its
a carriage coming, and when Stoves a spec alty. Hoes, nails, horse-shoes, grass rods,
truths to a girl. Is it not The Battle Ground Celebration.
it had caught up with him, and heel-screws, clocks, jewelry, cutlery, saws braces
-GOINGfar better, then, that her
and bits cheap.
mother should tell her with The directors and friends the driver reined in his horse Come and exuiine my stock and prices before purchasing West and Northwest,
that sweet and sympathetic of the Guilford Battle Ground and kindly asked the lad to elsewhere, and I will save you money. Wanted—corn, rye,
grace and gentleness which are making big preparation ride, which invitation he chickens and eggs. Also a large quantity of roots & herbs. Emigrants going to any of the
only a mother knows? The for a grand time on the 4th gladly accepted. When he Call for a list Goods and samples b,v mail.
Western States or Territories
Yours Anxious to Please.
will save time and money going
flowers most beautiful to the of July, and they will spare was seated in the wagon, the
WILL W. HOLSLLAW. via. Chicago and Alton route,
eye and sweetest tothesmell, neither pains nor money to gentleman, a good Quaker, Vilas, N. C., Apr. 18, '91.
t is the quickest route to
grow in good soil. The world's make it a success. The Bat said: "I noticed thee walking
KANSAS CITY, DENVER,
noblest women have sprung tle Ground is rapidly becom along briskly, and so asked
PUEB LO,
from good homes.—Atlanta ing one of the most interest thee to ride; but if I had seen
And all points in Idaho, Wash
ing and beautiful places in thee walking lazily, I would
Constitution.
ington, Oregon, Utah
GRAND OPENING! NEW GOODS.
North Carolina, and this in not have done so by any
and California.
means.-The Teachers World.
-o
Repeal of the Special Tobacco Taxes. t e r e s t i s n o t c o n f i n e d t o
Finest and Best Equipped
North Carolina alone, people
Road in the West.
Three Times Sentenced
Only line running Solid Vesti
Under the provisions of the f r o m a l l o v e r t h e U n i t e d
1 vd tiaii.s Idvtu, Ut. 1 ( i is
McKinley tariff act, begin States are begining to take A Pulaki, Tenn., special
and Kansas City.
ning May 1, all special taxes notice of it and there are fre says: Larkin Lancaster, who
Reclining Chair cars and Tour
imposed upon dealers in leaf quent visitors from the North was charged with having cut
ist Sleepers free of extra charge.
I will meet parties at any rail
tobacco, dealers in manufac who take a great interest in off the head and severed the
It is gratifying to us to announce to our numerous road sta tion with through tickets
tured tobacco, manufactur the scene of a great revolu legs of Zaek Dickson and did
and baggage checks.
customers that we
the
ers of tobacco and cigars, tionary battle. Quite a nice same up in sacks and throw stock of goods everhave now, and still arrivinghave largest For full information,maps and
brougt to Watauga. We
recent
and upon peddlers of tobac sum has been raised for de ing them in Richland Creek, ly bought in Philadelphia and Knoxville $6000.00 worth descriptive pamphlets of the
co, are lepealed. Thelaw, how fraying the expense of the was yesterday convicted of of NEW GOODS.
Our stock consists of all varieties of West write to or call 011
B. A. NEW LAND.
ever, requires that these var occasion and we hope our murder and sentenced to be goods kept in a first class store. We have a nice line of
Tra veling Passenger Agt..
ious classes of dealers shall business men will subscribe hanged on the second Friday ready made CLOTHING that we are offering Low down.
19 Patton Ave., Asheville, N. C.
J. CHARLTON, G. P. A
register their names, place liberally towards this holi in June next. A remarkable
SHOES!
OVER-SHOES!
ROOTS!
Chicago, 111.
of business, etc, with the lo day. There will probably be coincidence is that this is the
Ladies dress goods in all qualities, colors and prices.
cal collector of internal rev thousands of visitors and third time that he has been Gents furnishing goods! Collars, cuffs, Neckware, shirts
enue, with the exception of our merchants will be amply convicted on the same day socks and anything you want in the latest styles. RATS!
Hardware, crockery,
the dealers in manufactured repaid in trade.—Greensboro of the month of April and to suit men, women and children
farming utinsels, &c in great quantities. Our goods were
tobacco, who aie not requir Patriot.
senteenced to hang on the bought at a bargain and we propose to give our customers
ed to register.
same day of the month in the benefit of them. Come and see our fine stock and you Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Pat
Pithy Truths.
The number of the dealers
business
Moderate
June. He has appealed to will be sure to buv. Extra inducements will be offered ' for ent Our Officeconducted forU.S.Patent Fees.
is Opposite
Office,
the
for CASH . We take all kinds of produce
of the latter class, according
the supreme court, and some and next 60 claysspecialty. Thanking out-friends for past and we can secure patent in less time than those
remote from Washington.
ji » » ^
•
.
Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip
to the repert of the Commis Th^re are parents who lawyers think that it is a U l l I Jive stock a
tion.
advise, if patentable or
ptaronage, we hope to merit it 111 the future by honest charge.WeOur fee not due till patentnot, free of
work for their children too
is secured.
sioner of Internal Revenue
vexing problem as to wheth dealings and good oargains, we are
A Pamphlet, "How to Obtain Patents," with
much, and talk to them too
names of actual clients in your State, county, or
for 1890, was 603,068, who
town, sent free. Address,
er or not he will be hanged,
Very Respectfully
paid a tax of $2.40 each. It little.
and that it is no nearer a so
C. A. SNOW & CO.
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D. C.
is said at the Department The Devil feels proud of his lution than it was more than
E. H.DOUGHERTY & BRO
that the abolition of this work whenever he looks at a two years ago.
special tax of $2.40 will cause man who never has a kind
a loss to the Government of work for his wife.
W h e n Clarkson declares
$16,000,000 annually. The If you don't live your re that the next Republican
new provision of law regard ligion at home, it won't do nominee for the Presidency
ing the caution label required your wife and children much must not be too fur from the
^.Hnlletl st Co., llox 8WO Portland,Muin
to be used by the manufac good to hear you talk about ex-Senator. Ingalls pricks up
DEALERS INof work
his ears and increases his
those o>
turers of cigars also went in it in prayermeeting!
in their
There are thousands of grip on the plow-handles.
Any
to effect May 1 It eliminates
«' vote
men who would do brave
time to
from the portion of the label
things in an emergency, who President Clarkson says
em
reserved for the use of the
If you think of buying
make their wives get up Presient Harrison lacks eFKKtt. TUI1E *1' CO.. AibifcfA, ilAJ.W
Government all foreign mat
SEWING MACHINE,
lectricity. He might make
ter, such as designs, orna every morning to kindle a
and want to save CASH, write me
requisition on the State De
fire.
ments, etc.
for prices. I carry a full line ol
partment for a few batter
A Philadelphia paper, in
needles and parts ,such as ,
an article on household econ ies.
Shuttles, Bobbins, Drivers,
It is a fine sermon upon
Oiis etc., all of which can be
our social system—this abuse omy, asked: "Is there a wife A girl stands before a mir
' /GJCT sent by mail.
: G! \
of ignorant miners by goad in this city to-day that makes ror when getting dressed heI have a good line of fishir
fishing
her husband's shirt s?"
ing them into violence, and
,1 W V
Tackles, Trout • Flies, Hook.t
-T - -2,
I • T.
cause she is anxious to see
,i v .'-V1
Lines etc,
Seins a '
specialty.
shooting them down in the The following answer was re everything that is going on.
if
will send them out bv mail.
ceived by return mail: "I do.
name of law and order. When
S. P. ANGEL,
will the people learn that the but he won't wear 'em." T
r^Tcf^0- 28 UNION SQUARE.NY cal- AC«£I
ATTENTION !
Statesvilie Advocate.
W.ATI_ANTA.GA A=>
KNOXVILLE,
government has become mere
ST.LOUIS.MU. FOFt-iSAtc BY DALLAS.ITX.
My duties confine me closely to
TENN
ly a machine to protect the
Carolina, and I would exchange, j
—a.
W. L. Bryan,
The public
rich and overawe the poor? know whether woule like to on favorable terms, $10,000 of
or not David stock in a phosphate company
Bo lie, N.C.
2he Investigator.
Bennett Hill would let go of in Florida, my late residence, for
FOR DYSPEPSIA,
the governorship and the a suitable farm in the mountains.
For Malaria. Liver Trou
Indigestion, and Stomach disorder*, use
Senatorship should he be eALEX. Q. HOLLAIIAY,
BROWN'S IRON BITTKIiS.
ble,or Indigestion, use
Raleigh, N. C
lected to the Presidency.
AH dealers keep It, $1 per bottle. Genuine hai
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
VA<le msrk and ctOMed red lines OK wrapper*
The Watauga Democrat
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f»e cut. Others are doing ns well. Wl
>t you? Some earn over <600.fO'
onfh. You enn do the work and li*
'at home, wherever you are. Even b
grin tiers are easily earning from
*10 adit/. All ages. We show you how
and start you. Can work in spare tin
or all the time. Big money for work
era. Failure unknown among ther
N KW and wonderful. PartIcUlore frc
•an he earned nt our NEW line
npidly and honorably, by
•iilicr sex, young or old, and
iwii localities,w herever they live.
one can do the w 1 rk. Knar to Irani.
SVe furnish everything. We start you. No risk. You run
yotr .pare moments, or nli your
the work. 1 hi > rn
•Mitirc iy new lend,and brings \> onderful success to every s\ crker.
Beginner* are earning from *'25 to
per week and it) winds,
and more after a little experience. We can furnish you the
ployment and teach you ! L'KV.. No space to ex plum here. 1 u II
information
0
�The Watauga Democrat,!Tuesday the 22nd, they inovD. B. Dougherty, Editor.
It C. Rivera, Publisher
A DEMOCRATIC family
Dews
paper devoted to the interests of
County, State and Nation. Pub
lished every Thursday at Boone,
Watauga County, N.C.
Thursday
May, 21,
1891.
A Diary Kept by J. W. Dagger and
William Thomas While iu the COB*
federate Service, and Mem
bers of the &8th If. C. Reg.
ed forward on Chattanooga,
Tenn. marched about six
miles to a creek and camped.
The 23rd, marched in two
miles of Chattanooga and
laid under the Yankee shells
all night, next morning they
fell back about one mile and
remained until the 26th.
[To be continued next week.]
PROM MEAT CAMP.
neglect this tiling now. Some
parents may be setting bad
ernamples for his children
and fellow-men to follow.
"Procrastination is the thief
of time" but don't let it steal
your time, for it is precious,
your neighbor's children may
drift into bad habits on ac
count of your n e g l e c t t o
speak a word of advice to
their parents. In conclusion,
I ask all who claim to be
moral men and women to
arise and go to work in the
moral vineyard. It needs
dressing. Write excelsior on
your banner, strain e v e r
nerve to do the work set be
fore you and in the end a re
ward of righteousness wi
compensate for your labors
~J~hG Liver
When out of order, involves every organ of
the body. Remedies for some other derange
ment are frequently taken without the least
effect, because it is the liver which is the real
source of the trouble, and until that is set
right there can be no health, strength, or
comfort in any part of the system. Mercury,
in some form, is a common specific for u slug
gish liver; but a far safer and more effective
medicine is
Ayer's Pills.
For loss of appetite, bilious troubles, consti
pation, indigestion, and sick headache, these
Fills are unsurpassed.
"For a long time I was a sufferer from
stomach, liver, and kidney troubles, expe
riencing much difficulty In digestion, with
severe pains iu the lumbar region and other
parts of the body. Having tried a variety of
remedies, including warm baths, with only
temporary relief, about three months ago I
began the use of Ayer's Pills, and my health
is so much improved that I gladly testify to
the superior merits of this medicine." —
Manoel Jorge Pereira, Porto, Portugal.
"For the cure of headache, Ayer's Cathar
tic Pills are the most effective medicine I
ever used."—R. K. James, Dorchester, Mass.
"When I feel the need of a cathartic, I take
Ayer's Pills, and find them to be more effec
tive than any other pill I ever took."— Mrs.
B. C. Gnibb, Burwellville, Va.
" I have found iu Ayer's Pills, an invalua
ble remedy for constipation, biliousness, and
kindred disorders, peculiar to miasmatic
localities. Taken iu small and frequent
doses, these Pills
It is pleasant to behold a
place, time honored, in which
We left owr friends of the morality and soberness were
58th in camp at Georgetown, cardinal principles for many
Tenn. They stayed there that years, just reinstated into its
night and left next morning former glory after a space of
WILLET S. MILLER.
at 7 o'clock; marched two drunkenuess and immorality May 15th.
miles to a large spring and had degraded it. But how
took up camp in a nice grove, it shocks one's sensibilities Programme For Union Meeting.
next morning, the 5th, they tobearwitmss to the fact
marched back by George that, it soon falls back into a The next session of t h
town 15 miles to a large state of immorality as bad Thre Fork Union Meeting wil
Act Well
restoring
spring; took up camp and as that from which it emerg convene with Meat Camp on the liver, throwing its natural powers, and
aiding it in
off malarial poisons."
Church, Friday before fi f t
— C. F. Alston, Quitman, Texas.
stayed until next morning ed.
"Whenever I am troubled with constipa
Sunday in present month.
tion, or suffer from loss of appetite, Ayer's
Sunday, the 6th, started at Our township here once
PROGRAMME,
Pills set me right again."—A. J. Riser, Jr.,
sundown and marched unti boasted of its morals anr
Friday. 11, a. m., sermon Rock House, Va. advice of a friend, I began
" In 1858, by the
12 o'clock that night and felt proud of its station,
by J. F. Davis; 1, p. in., or the use of Ayer's Pills as a remedy for bil
iousness, constipation, high fevers, and
camped at Tanner Station lifted itself up and was hon ganization.
colds. They served me better than anything
I had previously tried, and I have used them
ored as a God-fearing place
On the 7th, cooked four days
Subjects for Discussion.
in attacks of that sort ever since." — H. W.
1. How shall we tnake oui Hersh, Judsonia, Ark.
rations and marched two b u t n o w t h e m o n s t e r
miles and camped. They were strong drink has many resi Union Meetings more in teres
ting and productive of great
aroused at 10 o'clock anc dents by the nose, and
PREPARED BT
er good ?—C. J. Farthing anc
marched all night. Arrivec leading them on to ultimate Jacob Younce.
DR. i. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
at Chickamauga Ga., at day destruction. Poor men! They 2. Reasons w h y Baptist Bold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicins.
light and stayed there unti are blinded in delusions should subscribe to and rear
about 10 o'clock then took Their fantastic visions are the Biblical Recorder!—.]. J.
NO 1 ICE.
up the line of march; march never realized! Intemperance T. Reese and J. F. Davis.
Parties putting papers in
3. What evil influences re my hand for execution will
ed six miles and camped. On has gained a footing anc
sult from dra m-drinkingmem pleise a d vance the fees wi th
the morning of the 9th chastity is poluted. The
bers of the church, and how the papers and they will re
marched through Ringolc quor devil is gulped down the should they be dealt, with?— ceive prompt attention, other
• and on about ten miles be capacious gullets of inebri J. J. L. Sherwood and J. H. wise they will be returned
yond and camped. On the ates with a relish. It makes Farthing.
not executed for the want of
D. F. BAIRD SHFF.
10th, marched a bout one its external manifestations 4. What is the greatest foe fees.
mile stopped and made a de in curses, quarrels, fightings to the progress of the gospel
in the Three Fork Associa
NOTICE.
tail to cook rations. Then liscetiousness etc.
tion?—E. F. Jones and D. C. North Carolina, Watatnga Co,
All who love the cause o
started the same evening
Harman.
Clovd & Johnson vs. B e e
marched about six miles anc morality and have hopes o
5. Why is it that so many Mountain Company. Attach
camped. On the 11th, they another generation of good of our ministers and church ment. One hundred and forty-two
marched four miles and en men and women, who love es feel so little interest in the dollars and forty-three cts", due
by account. Warrant
gaged with th« enemy. The their country and its blessec State Misssions, and what re ment, levied 011 certainof attach
lands and
firing ceased, at night they liberty, who would commenc lation do State Missions sus tenaments belonging to said de
rested in line of battle unti a christian rather than infi tain to Foreign Misssions? fendants and situated in said
A . C . F a r t h i n g a n d D a v i d couuty, returnable before R. K.
10 o'clock. Here for the first dels and unbelievers, will u Greene.
Hartley' a justice of the peace for
time in all their travels is the nite, and as with the voice or 6. What is necessary to Watauga county at his office on
record of an engagement one man they'll uphold the make the preachers of t h the 23rd day of May, '93, at 1, p.
with the enemy. The Regi cause of our country and re Th r e e Fork Asssociation m., when and where the defend
ants are required to apDear and
ment then took up the line monstrate with the drunk more efficient and progres answer the complaint. 3t further
of march for Lafayette, Ga. ard. They'll instill into the sive?—J. F. Spainhour and appearing that the said defend
W. S. Farthing
ants are non-residents of this
and marched until 2 o'clock minds of their children pre
7.
to
cious precepts, rather than makeWhat is necessary effi State, it is therefore ordered that
that night and camped in
notice of summons by publica
our churches more
cornfield. On the morning allow them to make their cient and progressive?—L. C. tion for six successive" weeks be
made in the Watauga Democrat,
of the 12th, marched for La own choice without any ad Wilson and L. N. Perkins.
fayette. After pushing wag vice or example. In this vi It is most earnestly hoped in weekly news-paper, published
Boone, Watauga county, re
ons up the Pigeon mountain cinity are some who have and urgently requested that quiring the defendants to appear
until about 11 o'clock, they laced a bit in their own all the ministers of the Asso at my office at the time above
mentioned for the
of the
reached Lafayette that night mouths and handed the reins ciation, and a large number case, or judgment hearingrenderwill be
of the brethren will attend,
and cooked rations. On the over to satan. They have and make this session of the l b/ Iifaulb This Apr. 9, '91.
R. K. HARTLEY, J. P.
13th, they marched six miles et the wary deceiver get the Jnion Meeting the most in
and then back to Lafayette upperhand, and with the teresting and profitable:n its
YOU WANT ONE
the same night. Took up knowledge that he is leading listory. All a re requested to
OF THE
camp and remained there up them on to the lowest degree give the subjects some thou
CELEBRATED
ght, and come prepared to
to the 16th. Moved about of degradation, theymakeno make short, pointed speech
JACKSON
one mile and took a new perceptive efforts to rid them es. It is requested that the
CORSET WAISTS:
camp in the grove. On the selves. They seem docile and m e m b e r s o f M e a t C a m p
church, and people of the com
Jackson Corset Co;
17th, marched for Chicka submissive to his orders,
JACKSON, MICH.
m unity, will come out in large
mauga. They marched about am sorry to know that mat
numbei s each day, and bring I AMF* „ prefer not
twelve miles and camped at ters have arrived at such a dinner with them Friday and LMUILO '
md Rigid Corsets, are
Peavine Valley, cooked ra terminus in this township Saturday.
Invited to try them.
They are approved by
tions that night, and took and I truly hope it is not so
W. FARTHING,
physicians, endorsed by £
H. DOUGHERTY, ^ COM.
up their line of march next elsewhere. The law can't pre
dress makers, and rec- '
'•}
ommended by every lady
W. THOMAS,
morning about 6 o'clock and vent it, it seems, and nothing
that has worn them.
marched about ten miles; lay Hit the united efforts of the Never had a preparation amoi-e raro FOR CIRCULAR.
in a cornfield under the sound soberthoughted faithful, in appropriate name than Ayer's E. B. 0SB0RN, Southern Agent,
of Yankee shells all night. A dustrious workers, in Christ, iair Vigor. When the capillary
• E RICHARDSON BLOCK,
glands become enfeebled
picket fight occurred at night can successfully combat with ease, age, or neglect, thisby dis Canvassers Wanted. CHATTANOOGA, TENN,
dress
on the morning of the 19th, 1 ;he enemies forces and exter ing imparts renewewed life to the
a regular engagement com minate the enemy from our scalp, so that the hair assumes
much of its youthful fullness and
menced and raged hard all and.
beauty.
How soon will the workers
day. The Yankies weredriv
en about two miles the firing agree to enter the field and
Notice
AGENCYf<Jr
begin this grubbing; for it The Governor having or
ceased at 8 o'clock that night
but commenced again next will be grubbing certain. The dered a special term of court
morning about 9 o'elock and vice has become deep-rooted "or Watauga county begin
. A pamphlet of information and ab-/
\street of the laws. Showing How to/
Obtain Patents, Caveats, Trade/
raged all that day,Buckner's and persistent work will be ning on the 22nd, day of June
e x t and continuing two
required to e r a d i c a t e its
corps still in reserve. Buck361 Broadway,
weeks for the purpose of try
Hew York.
ner's corps went to the front germs. Please begin as soon ing both Criminal and Civil
about 3 o'clock and had a as you can and if any of those cases. All persons having
hot fight which lasted until who are now victims should business before said court JWIVB MINISOJ "0.) <1 X«WI
•MOO »« AlinijMS II9V3 auii|iXj-A.
»ippy "33JM
out of the snare and either as witnesses or suitors •|>*<u*»t «T'noA MVU'A»WOTYIRIDI.UIV.I
dark, our boys captured their
JupjsjujryM
JJQJO.* X •Mi
IMS
*1 IIY n«IJAA
reserve. The enemy commen would like to join the grand will take notice and govern ©I a|uo •taacuoiu ajndn io »mpno -*1°* Sin
i*o.(
'ntaoq jn •
v
themselves accordingly.
|o und Xan
-tnJn n« 'mat Ml°TT *
ced falling that night. The army (we feel confident there
oJ noX • v ajoia pun * »« dip in .tip «oil
©1
IM »j MOI| Xfvf.qnbnoX
E. FlNLEYChm. Brd. Corns. • mo.y 11'qjntu «n jqntti I'* Xntuq»n»J
|nq
noX
Regiment lost a good many will be a goodly number) of
Boone N. C. May 6th, 1891. °j«pn*?| *«n JOJ jpon k| JOjX » GO'U HLDS
M uqof XQ npnui NAI^Q
men hilled and wounded; the workers and help to disen
FOIl DYSPEPSIA
IT
HE8,
Lieuter.ant Colonel and two tangle others I assure them Or yon &ro TOUIt HACK At good foe noth
all worn out, really
Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, use
ing, it Is general debility Try
BROWN'S IRON BITTKItg.
advance they will meet
Lieutenants were killed. On
BHOtrN'ScleanseA' H1TTEU8.
I HO your
All dealers
it, Si per bottle. Genuine ha*
the 21st, buried the dead. with a hearty welcome. Don't It will euro you, good sppctits.liver, and give trade mark keepcrossed red lines os wrapperand
a
Ayer's Pills,
w u>
T
WEAR
STLFF
k
v
HEW YEAB!
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With the openening of the
New Year w ewish to say tothe
good people of Watauga and
surrounding counties that we
are now prepared to sell you
more goods for
LESS MONEY
JOJIOIUM N»*
A •NIUAUI
IIJ
ao
JJB
JM
OUR STOCK
has been carefully selected
from the Northern Markets,
and we can thereby save you
the percent of the middle
men, which you are bound to
pay if you purchase of mer
chants who buy goods from
Southern Dealers.
COME AND SEE!
Don't be satisfied with the
words of praise from others,
but come and be CONVINCED
that we have on hand the
best selected stock of BOOTS,
(Men's & Boys) SHOES , in all
styles and best qualities
Gent's and Ladies furnish
ing goods in the greatest pro
fusion,
Spot Cash Store,
11 eAre Head-quarters f or
the cheapest. We are uow open
ing and displaying the largest
stock of seasonable goods of the
highest merit ever brought to
this town, which will he sold low
er than ever. Our motto is good
goods, fair dealing's and low 1
pri
ces.
0-
Dry Goods.
Consisting of Ginghams and
Prints in all tl e latest styles. Sui
tings, outer-cloth, Simpson'szeph
ers; shirtings and lawns in all
the spring colors. HENRIETTA
cloth 111 the spring stripes which
is all the go for spring wear.
LARGE STOCK of black
Sattines; Silk for trimming in all
colors. All kinds of Laces in Hem
Stitch and Vandike Points. Let
us call ymr special attention to
our 4-4 Fruit of the Loom Bleach
TO THE LADIES, A WORD. Domestic at 10 cts per yard. Lin
en Shamhries both solid and stri
ped. Our
ribbon
eWe wish you to examine qual to a stock of milinaryisderegular
our complete line of dress- partmeut.. Jeans, cottonades,
goods, consisting of
Plaids, Domestics, Bed-ticking,
Cashmeres,
and hundreds of things we can
W orsteds,
not mention.
Henriettas,
French flannel,
()Jersy flannels,
Nun's veiling,
Shoes.
Armadilla cloth,
This department is very
and, in fact, a full line of all
complete, and at the prices we
the most fasionable fabrics
ore offering them thev will not
for ladies wear.
CLOTHING-
stay long, iu fact, we didn't buy
them to keep, and our custom
ers have found that out judging
from the way they buy them
Our stock in this line is fresh
-0from the Taylor's shears and
the greatest pains have be »n
taken in their selection as to Clothing.
style, make and flnnish. If
you need a suit of clothes we Wow we hit you. In this de
will make it save you money partrnent our stock is, without
doubt, the choicest that has ev
to buy of us.
GROCERIES.
Bacon, Flour,
Lard, Sugar,
Coffee, Rice,
Canned goods.
Salt, syrups,
Pepper, Spice,
Ginger, and
Soda.
This line of our stock is full
and complete, and sold al
most at starvation prices.
S
H
BOOTS
E
S
Our stock of Boots and
Shoes, we claim, can not be
beaten in Western North Car
olina, as we can fit any one
from the hardy mountaineer
to the most dainty foot that
treads only on the softest
carpets. Buy of us and be
happy.
IIEIIEIBER
That we have only quoted
a few articles contained in our
large stock, but invite yon
to send us your orders, or
come and see us, and get
what you need. If you don't
want to purchase anything,
come and see. and always re
member that it is no trouble
to show goods.
Hoping to merit a large
share ot your trade in the fu
ture, and hoping each and
all a prosperous year, we are
most lies p.
7 he tireless toilers foi trade,
Coffey &Councill.
u
f
Of THE
And bettergoods than it has —This Part oil he Earth—
ever been your good fortune
to get in Elk Prrk, or at any
other country town in the DON'T You be the last to find
mountains.
out waere the best goods are sold
4
•I|J
Spring Announcement
Elk Park, Jan., 5, 1891.
er been offered to the people of
the mountains. Prince Alberts,
double and single breasted in sol
id black and fancy colors. F A R
MERS, we can fit you in anythiw
you want in CLOTHING: 'Some
thing nice and durable.
-O-
Croceries.
In this department you will
find nothing but first class goods.
We carry nothing hut the best
sugar and coffee. In flour we car
ry from a medium to the very
best grades, Corn and meat at
lowest prices. Salt hams Bacon
and Lard always kept in stock.
O
Hardware.
In this line our stock is large.
Nails, Iron, Plows, HamesTi acechains, Mattocks, Shovels and
all kinds of shelf-hardware at
prices that moves them.
We thank our many custom
ers for raising our sales to the
handsome sum of $25,000,
last year, and for the present
year we have our figures placed
at $35,000, and by low pri
ces, good goods and polite atten
tion, we expect to reach the mark.
7 hey all sing the same song:
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
* *
m
We've found the store where buy
ers get the very best attention,
With great variety of goods too
tedious to mention.
So low in price are they, they
lieat the lowest calcula tion,
Which makes us, as a family, smg
out like all creation.
And that is the reason we trade
with
JONES & VANCE,
ELK VARK, N. C.
&3TA11 mail orders Prompt March, 23, 1891
ly filled.
�GLOBE COMMENCEMENT.
unanimously elected for theensu- ken.
—That aged citizen, Col
bert Blair, more commonly It was the good fortune of the ingyear, with our B. B. Dough Dr. J. G. Pearson (Mr. Tay
TO THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT.
known as 'UncleColbert' was publisher to be present at the erty as assistant, without a dis lor's clerk) keeps a strong
pair of forceps close by to ex
copyl year
$1.00 found dead in his bed on Sun closing exercises of Globe Acade senting voice.
1 " 0 months
50
With such a n able instructor as tract all the aching molars.
O
\ " 3 months
35 day morning, last. He was my which came off on last Fri Prof. Booth, situated in such com And right here I wtuld say
in his 90th year at his death, day, and to partake of the hos
that we hear the distantrum
ADVERTISING RATES.
modious school buildings and sur
and has been a stout man pitality ol the good people of rounded by such liberal and edu bling of wedding bells. Go a1 inch 1week
$ .75
that lovely valley. 1 wish to say
head, Dr., she is a splendid
ON TOP!1 " 1month
1.75 for one so advanced in years.
in the outset that the exercises cation-loving people, as is this in girl.
1 " 3 "
3.00 He lived a pious christian life
stitution, Globe Academy prom
A wee baby girl has visited
1 " 6 "
5.00 and is now doubtless enjoy were of the very best, and spoke ises to be one of the leading
the home of Mr. J. M. Shuil.
1 " 1 year
7.00 ing the great reward that is well for both pupils and precep
We propose to make it to
places of learning of which our
AMICUS.
1 column 1 week
9.00
tor.
mountain counties can boast.
May the 18.
1 " 1month
13.50 promised to the faithful.
your interest to trade with
There was rain up to the very
1 "
3 "
25.00
—H. C. Martin & Co., has day; the dust being settled the
Dyspepsia causes depraved us, and in so doing, we give
1 "
6 "
37.50
FROM LINVILLE.
1 " 1 year
50.00 p u r c h a s e d t h e J . B . C l a r k rain stopped, leaving the air cool
blood, which, in time, affects you some articles that are
every organ and function of
store property at Blowing- and fresh, which made it very fa
William Townsend died at the body. As a remedy for contained in our
Entered at the Postofficeat Rock, but will not occupy it vorable for the occasion. At 11,
Boone. N. C., as second-class until fall, but will be found in a. m., the handy ushers standing his home near this town on these troubles, nothing can
Sunday morning last. Mr. approach Ayer's Sarsaparmail matter.
the McLendeti & Moore house at the door, the bell was rung,
the crowd began to gather and Townsend was a thoroughly ilia. It vitalizes the blood, ENORMOUS
STOCK
just opposite his old stand, to be seated until the building
honest" man such an one as strengthens thestomach, and
LOCAL NEWS.
on which we propose to give
with a handsome line of gen was packed to its utmost capac
corrects
Shakespeare said "is the no liver andall disorders of the
kidneys.
you unequalled
eral merchandise, where he ity. After somespleniidlvrender
blest work of God." He was
—Corn planting is still go meets you with a smile, and
ed music the Rev. Mr Croom de upward of fifty years of age.
ing on in Watauga.
BARGAINS
sells you goods at living pri livered one of his choicest ser
He was afflicted with a felon
—W. G.Todd is moving to ces. Read his half column mons. which was directed to the
on his finger, and endured
town this week.
young, but seemed to be very
notice in this issue.
untellable pain for weeks,
BOOTS & SHOES.
DEMANDS
—W. B. Couneill, .Jr., is off —On Monday night, the much enjoyed by all present.
The finger finally rotted off,
After a sumptuous dinner the
That only honest and reliable medicines
on a swing around the circle. 1 1 t h i n s t . , W e l b u r n a n d
market. It can
crowd reassembled to hear the after which some other ail- should be placed upon thetoo emphatically,
not, therefore, be stated
John Turnmire, living in the carefully prepared recitations, merit attacked him; for sev nor repeated too often, that all who are in
—Cherries and appples are
550 pairs Boots and
a gennine
not alt killed. Not enough Samson neighborhood, in declamations, songs and dia eral weeks he was out. of his need of and ask for Blood-purifier should
be sure
Shoes.
apples tc make brandy, but this county, were burning off logues, which were hugely enjoy head most of the time and
some new ground until late ed by all for three or four hours. grew worse and worse till
enough for family use.
In this line we can fit and
The exercises began good, and
Sarsaparilla.
or
—Mr. Manly Greene and at night, and laid down for grew better all the time until the death relieved him of physi near and dear Your life,maythat of some one suit all. The very best val
to you,
depend on the
a short rest and fell asleep.
cal pain. He was a most con use of this well-approved remedy in prefer
k i n d 1 a d y of Mea t Ca m p, ga ve
other preparation of similar
Some time afterward John close; and all complained that sistent member of the Bap ence toItanycompounded of Honduras sar ues at panic prices. See our
name.
is
our office a short but very
t h e e x e r c i s e s w e r e t o o s h o r t tist Church. He leaves a w ife saparilla (the variety most rich in curative line before buying.
woke up, and found h is broth
properties), stillingia, mandrake, yellow
pleasant call this week.
dock, and the iodides. The process of man
er was missing, and after which clearly indicated that they and seven children.
ufacture is original, skilful, scrupulously
—Miss Jurney opened searching for some time he were of the choicest character.
o
clean, and such as to secure the very best
school at the Academy in was found lying on a bed of Then what do you guess hap As I predicted in my last medicinal qualities of eacli ingredient. This
boiled nor
pened ? The entire erowd was in letter to you, J. R. Ervin medicine is not decoction; heated, and is,
Boone, on last Monday. We
it is a
coals, dead, with his head vited out to see the 'races'. We was elected mayor of Linville therefore, not a obtained bybut methodcom
Dry Goods,
pound extract,
a
ex
wish her abundant success.
the
and side horribly burned. It still didn't know what was com and S. T. Kelsey, J. W. Far clusively our own, of tonics,best and most
powerful alteratives,
and diuretics
—I. W. Thomas will preach
Four thousand, five hun
known to pharmacy. For the last forty
here next Sunday 11 a. m. is not known whether he fell ing, but all stood in anxious ex thing, Hugh MacRae, A. S. years, Ayer's
dred yards of DRY GOODS.
and at J. D. Bryan's school in the fire and burned to pectation, when lo! all at once, Church and C. H. Rick seeker
Here you will find the lat
house'on fifth Sunday 11 a. m. death, or whether he was out of those cottages came the constitute our board of com
est styles and best qualities
has been the standard blood-purifier of the
—We are glad to note the stricken with some falling- boys dressed in calico breeches' missioners.
at un-heard-of prices.
world—no other approaching it in popular
rivaling in appearance, if not in
improved condition of Secre disease and burned after swiltness, the zebra, yelling at the A ten-year old son of Rev. confidence or universal demand. Its form
ula is approved by the leading physicians
death, but the last is the
Lewis A. Rominger, of Mon and druggists. Being pure and highly con
tary Blaine, who has been
most presumable, as, from top of their voices, "Clear the tezuma, (Aaron P. 0.,) was centrated, it is the most economical of any
sick in New York for a week.
possible blood
all appearances, he died with track!" Two well muscled boys badly hurt oneday last week, of Sarsaparilla medicine. Every purchaser
should insist upon having
stood hand in hsmd, each with his
—The magistrates will meet out a struggle.
this preparation and see that each bottle
In this branch we carry a
by the falling of a stick of bears the well-known name of
foot on the mark, when at the
in joint session with the Co.
FRESH STOCK , both staple
other end or the race-track the timber on him. He had five
J. C. Ayer & Co.,
commissioners on fir.it Mon
and fancy at prices lower
Special Notice.
hat fell and here they came, but or six teeth knocked out and
Lowell, Mass.
day in June, as the law re
than the bottom notch.
There will be a meeting of so evenly matched were they in his jaw was fractured. He is In every quarter of the globe Ayer's Sar.
quires.
proved to be
the members of Mutual Build fleetness, that Their's, as well as under the care of Dr. Teal, of saparilla is of the blood. the best remedy for
o
all diseases
Lowell druggists
—Just reed, a large lot. of ing and Loan Association in other races that followed in rap this town, and is getting ov unite in testifying to the superior excellence
of this medicine and to its great popularity
Hats, Hats.
tin ware, 100 yds. domestic Boone, on Saturday 30th id succession was pronounced by er the sad accident. J. 8. W.
in the city of its manufacture.
at 7y 2 to 8 cts, and plenty of day of May 1891, for the the spectators as a 'tie'. All
A nice lot at the very low
May 15th.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla est prices. We can fit any
transaction of important
cabbage seed yet.
PREPARED BT
business. Every member is seemed to enjoy this harmless aWill W. Holsclaw.
body. Call and examine our
urge n 11 y requested to be musement very much, and the
FROMVAI.LE CRUCIS.
DR. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass. stock before buying else
—Rev. E. F. Jones deliver present. J. C. Ray Sec. and boys received many and prolong
{Paid by Druggist*, gl, alxfS. Worth gs a feottls.
ed one of those masterly ser Treas., D. B. Dougherty Pres. ed cheers from the crowd.
where.
Corn planting has been the
mons on last Sabbath which
During the intermission we all order of the day here for the
was highly enjoyed by all
dispersed to again parlake of past two weeks, but most of
FROM SWEET WATER.
o
who heard it.
the delicate viands that were so
the farmers in this neighbor
—There will be no meeting The health of BeaverjDams supmtuously spread before us by
Jeans! JEANS!! JEANS!!!
of the Board of Education is good with some exception. those excellent people. It seemed hood are done, and a good
We have the largest stock in
first Monday in June ashere- Our friend and neighbor, L. that a cloud of sadness was hov large acreage has been plant
town, which will be sold at
tofore. The Board will meet K. Jones, is still very low. ering over the pupils as the hour ed. The late freezenipped all
special low pi ices.
our fruit and most of our ber
first Monday in July.
Aunt Elizabeth Swift, who for the closing exercises approach ries, which is a considerable
ed, and as the bell pealed forth
—Alfied Hilliard.of Beaver i ecei ved a very bad burn some the boys were heard to say "this loss to us, I don't think the
o
Dams, who is now 90 years time since, is improving. The is the last time we will hear that small grain in this section is
old, has a very severe attack recent frosts have. I think, for this term". After the crowd injured much, if any, by the
of the Grippeand fears are en damaged the wheat crops was again assembled and seated freeze.
tertained that he will not sur considerably, I have just been as comfortably as the overcrowd Quite a crowd of our young
This department is com
out examining it and find ed building would admit, Rev. I. people left last Thursday, the
plete. We can fit the tall,
vive it.
This Space is reserved for
W. Thomas lead in prayer, after
the short, the lean, and the
—Lost, last Saturday, be some killed, consequently we which the regular programme of 14th, for the Globe to attend
H. C. Martin & Co., of Blow fat.
tween Mr. Winkler's and will have to resort again to
the commencement. T h e y
Blowing Rock a satchel con the good old buckwheat crop. the evening was taken up, and, in were Mr. J. C. Baird and Miss ing Rock, who are are so busy
BOYS CLOTHING 1
taining a dress and other ar The gentle showers of rain is my humble opinion, was one of V i c k i e 1 . B a i r d ; M r . J o h n
A nice lot which will be sold
this week opening up a nice
ticles. Any one finding it or falling to-day, everything is the most enjoyable features of
hearing of it will please inform putting on new life as it is the occasion. On the programme Couneill and Miss Nora Baird; stock of goods in the Mclen- at a very low figure.
I. W. Thomas at Boone.
wasthequestion: "Resolved that Mr. C. D. Taylor and Miss Al
very dry. Forest fires have the introduction of the negro in ice Baird; Mr. Joe Couneill den & Moore buildingatthat
—Little Couneill Bo.yden, caused some trouble here,
GOODS. Shirts,
of Salisbury, grandson of Dr. but the worst featnre of one to America has been productive and Miss Jennie Land. They place, that; they hadn't time
Drawers,
of more good than evil." The af report a good time generally
Couneill, is visiting relatives
to write up a regular 'ad'
in Boone. This small gentle of these fires is that some of firmative was strongly and ably and came back enjoying them
Collars,
man is much loved in Boone, our neighbor boys got drunk represented by R. H. Carroll, of selves, except M. J. €., who but wants your trade and
Cuffs,
and it delights him much uo and fired the woods. Beware Aaron, and T. M. Cottrell, of was looking pale and sad,
promises you goods at the Underware,
spend his summers here.
boys! there is a law to pro Boone, while B. B. Dougherty, of and camplained of being lone
Gloves,
hibit such acts in the State Boone, and T. D. Land, of Mt. ly, and I know he was after lowest figures. Watch this
Hose,
—For the benefit of an en
Zion, N. C., seemed to take a de
quiring friend we will say of North Carolina.
space and it may save you Handkerchiefs,
that the altitude of Boone is Mr. G. P. Sherrill is build light in representing the negative. having the pleasureoftaking
Cravats,
&c.
3.350 above sea level, and at ing an addition to his dwell The young orators were conduc such a pleasant, good girl o- money when trading at Blow
Can suit all in this depart
ver there and then having to ing Rock.
Blowing Rock you are 4,500
ted to the rostrum by the urbane
ment.
feet above sea level. Let's ing in the way of an L.
and attentive marshals, and the come all the way back alone.
have the altitude of Linville. Mr. J: K. Perry is prepar debate began. The arguments But in spite of all of this he
o
i n g t o h a v e a g o o d h o u s e were fine on both the affirmative says he still has a hope.
In connection with 'my
—Miss Bessie Horton, of
other business I run a
Oxford Orphan Asylum, is built. Old Beaver Dams is and negative but after a debate Mr. A. B. Mast joined Mr.
visiting relatives here. We still in the front in the way of something near two hours the Land and Mr. Brown on a
are always glad to see any of building considering her decision was left to the house visit to Oregon, to see his son
one of these little children as wealth, and here let rue say and the negative came out victo
their quondam home was in that this illiterate, humble rious. Such efforts, to be made who went there about nine
our little village. They have writer believes that Beaver by school-boys, it has never been teen years ago. Mr. Mast is
Dams will compare with any
many friends here.
one of our best citizens, and
which we think is equal to
other township in Watauga t h e p l e a s u r e o f t h i s s c r i b e
—Win. M. Crowder, Dr. Wil- county, morally, (Don't un to hear, and it only strengthens we hope he may have a pleas
any in the county, and we
bar and wife, and Miss Mc- derstand me to claim we are him in the conviction that there ant trip, and a safe return in
guarantee our prices as low
Glamery, of Wilkes, passed better than any body else,) is no brighter intellect to be the fall to his home and many
as any in the County
for old W a t a u g a is full of found than is here in the moun friends.
through town this week. The splendid people.
Thanking my customers for
Dr. Called in our office and 1 have no weddings to tainous section of Western North Mrs. Rebecca Hollars was
past favors, I remain
taken sick some time last win
Very Respectfully,
renewed his professional card, chronicle this time, but if all Carolina.
Tne Trustees of the school met ter and was struck speechless.
and Mr. Crowder gave us a signs don't fail in dry weather
nice'ad' for his noted bed- it will be necessary to write for the purpose of electing a tea She has recovered fronr her
W. L, Bryan.
springs.
again soon. LITTLE ZILL. cher, and Prof. A. E. Booth was sickness but has never spo
SUBSCRIPTION KATE S
HEBE WE ABE!
PUBLIC SAFETY
Ayer's
Sarsaparilla
Groceries! Groceries!!
•'Clothing,
Gent's Furnishing
Hotel and Food
STABLE,
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BOONE,
VOL 3
PROFESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON
WATAUGA
COUNTY,
N. C.,
LETTER. tionship to the Commission
THURSDAY,
^to Pi A Nil THINK.
Cor. of the News and Observer.
MAY, 28
1891.
On a Buffalo's Back.
NO. 44.
THE SOLDIERS' H0*E.
er. The Raum's will be a
Opened at Raleieh By Gov, Hoii
and Others.
heavy load for Mr. Harrison I have read your editorials A Nebraska stockman re
W. B. C0UNC1LL, J R.
to carry next year, and it on the "currency" with inter cently told the story of aiide RALEIGH, N. C., May 13.—The
ATTORNEY AT L A V.
Mr. Harrison found a nasty will not be s t r a n g e if he est and instruction, and ven lie once took on the back of exercises here Monday in honor
a buffalo, near Fort Wallace,
Boone, N. C. mess waiting for him in that should toss them all over ture to make a suggestion, Nebraska. Returning from a of Confederate Memorial day and
nest of crookedness, the Pen board.
indirectly connected with the
of the opening of the Soldiers'
sion bureau, w r hen he return A determined attempt was su b ject,that in aya r res t so m e hunt alone, with the hind Home were unusually interest
W. B. COUNCILL, M. D. ed from his royal excursion.
made to get up an organized of my alliance friends. It is quarters of two young bulls ing. Business was suspended. The
Boone, N. C.
Much against his own incli reception to welcome Mr. Har now the boast of our alliance over his shoulder, he acci- memorial exercises -were held at
Resident Physician. Office nation he had kept Commis rison back to Washington leaders that there will soon dently ran into the herd a- Metropolitan hall, where General
on King Street north of Post sioner Raum in office in the
from his long, free trip, but it be "in the field" thirty-five gain, and was surrounded be William R. Cox delivered an ad
Office.
face of the crookedness in his was a dismal failure. Nobody thousand lecturers to repre fore he realized his situation. dress upon the life and military
business methods, so effec would have anything to do sent our cause and and pre "My dodging in and out. al services of Geueral Stephen I).
E.F. LOYILL •
tually shown up by Repre with it except a half dozen of sent its merit to the people. most ca Use* 1 a sta m pade,'' he Ramseur. The widow and daugh
ter of General '^Ramseur and his
ATTORNEY AT T-AW,
sentative Cooper, of Indiana, his personal friends; not even This is quite an array of spea continued. "I knew if a panic sister, Mrs. David Shenck, were
took place among the beasts
Boone N. C. and he had a right to expeet the members of the republi kers, and necessat ily involves
present, and a portrait of the
that no further crookedness can state association, all of the outlay of a large sum of I should be trampled todeath. gallant officer was on the stage.
PR. L. C. REEVES.
would be indulged in. There which are officeholders would money. In addition to the 1 suddenly determined on a At the conclusion of these cere
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
fore he must have been terri take hold of it, so it had to lecturers we are expected to bold stroke, and edging up monies a procession was formed
Office at Residence.
bly shocked when informed be abandoned, then the state sustain our press, but leav close io a shaggy young bull in which were military from Ral
Boone, N. C. that Green B. Raum Jr., as merit was unblushingly made ing out the amount paid for grabbed him by the long hair eigh and Oxford, and moved to
sistant chief clerk, of the Pen t h a t M r . H a r r i s o n d i d n o t alliance news-papers, it may of his fore sholders and jump the Soldiers' Home. Then Mr. F.
sion bureau, and son of Com wish to be met by a crowd. I cause alliance-men to stop e*l on his back. The bellow H. Busbee introduced Governor
L. P. LOWE,
missioner Ra u m, was the do not wish to imply by the and think when reminded that came from the fellow's Holt, who officially opened the
head of an office-brokerage above that Mr. Harrison is that the thirty-five thousand throat made me wish that I Home.
Governor Holt's speech conclu
concern which had been sell disliked here, because he is'nt. lecturers will cost the differ had not decided on such a ded as follows:
-ANDriSkv push tor liberty. The
ing not only original appoint The people are simply indif ent alliance orders a sum e"We do no violence to the re
NOTARY
ments below the classified ferent towards him, and I be qual to the value of a large bellow was taken up by the stored union of these States when
BANNER'S ELK. N. C.
service, but promotions un lieve that feeling is more mar part of the entire cotton crop rest of the herd, and soon we we honor the soldier of the Con
der the Civil Service examin ked among members of his of the South. Let us make a were flying alongata terrible federacy. He followed the stan
ations. A more disgraceful own party than airong dem simple calculation : I am in rate of speed over gulches, up dard of his State. Today the
situation has not confronted ocrats
formed that Mr. Otho Wil hill and down. I was blinded standard of the union is thestan
DENTIST, a President since Gen. Grant The impression among those son, of your city, receives a- by the sand and dust thrown dard of the state; and the stars
ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA.
kicked Belknap out of the familiar with the inside wor bont one thousand dollars a up by the hoofs of the herd, and stripes can be borne in nd
Offers his professional services War Department on account kings of the administration year to lecture; Mr. Ben Ter- but with closed eyes I hung safer hands than in his loval
to the people ot Mitchell,
on like grim death. For half grasp.
Watauga and adjoining coun of his wife's engaging in sell is that Mr. Blaine is engaged rel receives a large sum, while an hour the animals kept up
"Welcome, proud citizens, td
ties. ISSFNo had mateial used ing Indian post trader-ships. in "playing the possum" ou sub lecturers get less. It
a terrific pace, and during your home, and when the strang
and all work guaranteed.
And the most remarkable M r . H a r r i s o n j u s t a t t h i s would not be unfair to say
May 11 y. part of tlie whole business is time for reasons of his own. that the average pay of these that time my legs were al er pausing at your threshold asks
you of your fertile fields, say: "1
the leniency with which Raum Mr. Blaine may have been ill, lecturers will be at least six- most crushed ou t of my boots was a soldier of the Confederacy.
K. S. Blackburn
J. F. Morphew.
junior has been treated. Three but these people refuse to be- hundred dollars, a year, and by the flying crowd. I began I followed where duty7 c a 11 e d."
Jc orson, N.C.
Marion, N. C.
other government employs lieve it, and they stated that jthis may not include all inei- to think my time had come. Welcome, thrice welcome, honor
MORPHEW & BLACKBURN implicated in the swindle when Mr. Blaine left here he j dental expenses. Now, m-ul- I was so weak I could scarce
ed guests, and from the hem of
ATTTORNEYS AT LAW.
were at once dismissed, but would not return until after jtipl.v thirty-five thousand by ly keep my seat, and was a- your garments may the virtue ol
Will practice in the courts this precious jewel of a re- Mr. Harrison got back, and six hundred and the result bonttolet myself fall from patriotism and devotion to your
of Ashe, Wataugannd Mitch pub 1 i c a n administration, th'at hi lad gone away in a shows that the alliance will the back of my bufalo when I state go forth into the lives of
ell counties, also in the Fed- was allowed to resign and "huff". Circumstances seem pay twenty-one million dol succeeded in sera ping some of all our people."
M-al courts of the Dist.. and
to favor this view oftheease. lars in one year io certain the sand out of my eyes. I At the conclusion of this ad
Supreme Court of the State. that wasn't all. the resigna
saw then that we were run dress the state flag was hoisted.
( ollection ot claims solicited. tion was accepted to take ef Republicans who have talk gentlemen go about and de ning parallel with the rail The procession then made its way
fect thirty days from date ed with Harrison since his re liver speeches. Now, the en
Aprl, 10.
t o t h e Confederate cemetery,
and he was given leave of turn says he has about as tire cotton crop of the South road track; and as the bank where the graves were decorated;
a b s e n c e until that time, well developed case of the big is valued at about three-hun was high and steep the ani
Notice.
dred million dollars, a n d mals had not ventured to
For sale. 900 acres of land, which was a neat way of pre head as they ever saw.
Fairchild oil Silver.
on Rich Mountain, Watauga sent ing'him with a months Representative Or a i n, of thus it appears that one-fif climb the incline. The beast
County, on which is asbestos, salary. It is stated here that Texas, is here seeing that the teenth of it will actually be I was riding was nearest the Providence, R. I., May IB.—
and hue land for sheep ranch. Secretary Noble is responsi boom of Representative Mil's given away to our canvass track, and I knew if I reach Ex-Secretary Fairchild spokd
Sales private. L. I). Lowe &
ed the top of the embank
J. T. Furgerson, Ex'trs. of ble for the leniency extended for the Speakership of the ing agents. Is it dot time to ment I should be safe. I pull upon silver and currency. Af
ter discussing the function of
Mrs. A. P. Calloway, deed. to this criminal, although he House does not get neglect stop and think what our leaed myself together the best I currency and pointing out
ed.
ders are doing? This large
Banner Elk, Nov. ic '90.. was out of town when the
resignation was accepted. Ex-Represntative Yoder, of sum of money is paid by the could and pr e p a r e d for a the importance to the bnsiMoney to loan.
What puzzles honest people Ohio, says of politics in that farmers of the country, and spring. I got my feet on his ness world of maintaining a
Persons wishing to boi- is why all of the parties con State; "It looks to me as if while the contributions o f back and jumped for the em gold basis, the ex-Secretary
row money, who can secure cerned in this steal have not the democrats would unite each to the general fund may bankment. I leaped just at said:
it by mortgage on good real
the right time, ftffi the move
estate, <*an be accommodated been arrested and brought and re-nominate Gov. Camp seem small the general fund ment of the young bull's body "My proposition is that
before a criminal court to bell. One thing I am confi must be growing large, when
the Secretary of the Treas
by applying to
dent of, we will elect the man only one class of our officials sent me flying half way up ury should be allowed to buy
J .F. Spainhour, Boone N. C. answer for their misdeeds.
or A. J.Critcher, HortonN. C. Mr. Harrison, when he we nominate. No man can be can be paid twenty-one mill the bank where I was safe in silver bullion to an unlimited
4. 24.
t h i n k s a b o u t t h i s y o u n g elected in Ohio on the high ion dollars a year in the na the sand. For five weeks af extent; then to issue silver
man's peculiar transactions, tariff issue. McKinley makes ture of salaries. The privates terwards I was confined to certificates, but to have a
A 01 ICE!
Whereas certain stock-holders ol as well as those of his father, that the issue, and he will be in the ranks of the alliance my bed."—-Fx.
safety valve which would
the Caldwell and Watauga Turn proba bly wishes he had never defeated. The farmers are might well utilize a rainy day
step the process when the!
The True View..
pike Company to wit:
business of the country dem
vjoel Mast,
10 shares; seen the R a urn's and that he tired of high taxes, and can looking into these matters.
A LLIA NCEMAN.
had not been so precipitate not understand why other
Marriage, affecting as it onstrated that the issue of
•Franklin Baird,
5
3. P. Dula,
2
in kicking '"Corporal" Tan necessaries of life cannot be
does all relations, is under silver had gone far enough.
.George Conley,
o
ner out—no one ever accused cheapened by being put on Four car loads of Pinker- the jurisdiction of the State. The maximum of silver, be
Henry Smith,
2
Tanner of being dishonest. t h e f r e e l i s t a s s u g a r h a s ton thugs have been shipped It is recognized as a civil con yond the outstanding certifi
William Ileal,
3
Benj. Council!,
5
.The Raums have certainly been?'
into the coke regions to aid tract. But it is none the less cates. might be held by the
AVin. Fincannon,
2
tried to make hay while the
the eoal barons in subdu divine and religious. What Treasury.
Reubin Mast,
5
official sun shines. The old As men get older they think ing the strikers. Shame on a ever may be the law of. the
John Mast,
10 "
gentleman as soon as he be more and more of their pa State that cannot preserve State, the law of God is su The Allianee (Talahassee,Noah Mast,
10 "
Benj. Green,
0
came Commissioner began to rents. We have a venerable the peace without the aid of preme and binding on the Fla.,): The object of the Alli
. Philip Shall,
2
',
look out for the rest of the friend, whose h >ad is white private cut-throats and as conscience. Rejecting t h e ance is to elevate and im
Alex Green,
4
have not claimed their stock-no family. Green B. Jr., was with the frost's of se venty-fi ve sassins.—Clay Center.Sun.
Catholic doctrine of sacra prove the farmer morally,tice is hereby given them or heir made assistant chief clerk. winters, and who tells us that
Yes, and shame on a great ment, we have gone to the socially and f i n a n c i a 11 y.
legal representatives to prsent two daughters were given his mother, though fifty
common people that stupid other extreme and allowed What farmer should obstruct
their claims or the stock will be
years in heaven, is present to ly tolerates a system that marriage to fall to the level or impede it? Where is the"
forfeited In accordance with an clerkships, and John, another
of a contract. The civil view farmer who does not desire
act of the last Legislature I will son, who does business as a his mind every day of his life.
sell to the highest bidder for cash pension attorney, was given From facts like these let allows a handful of selfish has assumed the prominence the full and complete con
devils to Starve their work to the detriment of good mor summation of these laudable
at Patterson N.C.June 1st, 1891,
all shares ofsaid stock remaining a chance to copy the names mothers take comfort. Their ing people into rebellion, and a Is. A civil contract may be purposes? Is it reasonable
Unclaimed.
of all pension applicants who work is not in vain. The then allow thorn to employ disannulled by civil authori and n a tu ra11h a 11h e fa r I n er
H UGH G WYN.
had not employed attorneys rough, strong boys who seem professional cut-throats to ty, and hence divorces have should join in with our ene
April 7th, 1891.
President.
become alarmingly common. mies and seek to keep him
which chance has probably to give no heed to counsel quell the trouble.
The present drift will not be self and his fellows bound
been worth big money to him, now, will be reflective men The people are the govern
Notice.
shopped until marriage is lif down in chains or industrial
The Warrior and World Won as he proceeded to get out a after a while; and the truths ment, and these shameful ted to a higher level—its own servitude, and to remain the
der Jack. 14 1-2 hands high, will circular setting forth his fa that are sown in their hearts
true level—of a divine institu hewers of wood and the draw
stand at Cook's Gap. Insurance cilities for putting claims will bear an abundant har things will exist just so long tion, under thesanctionsand ers of water for e t e r n i t yl.
;KS
$7.00. Rerunstrading mares out
through in a hurry and men vest in due season Nash- i the people tolerate them; obligations of the law of God, Such is not the prompting eft
Of the county, money is due.
reason.no longer.—Nonconformist< -1United Prestn tenant
T. A. C RITCHEH. tioning incidentally his rela ville Advocate:
From
our
Regular
Correspondent
Attorney at Law
J.
__
�The Watauga Democrat
A Poslofflee Dialogue.
A COMPLETE NEWSPA
PER!
Franklin's Famous Toast
The Prideof the North CaroliA quiet looking coon enter Ben Franklin was dining
THE REASON WHY
na Press."
ed the postoffice yesterday with a small party of distin
-0: 'Any mail guished gentlemen, when one
Do you want to aid in building
and bawled out:
up a paper that shall reflect the
of t hem said: "Hereare three
ha'r for any of the Foster's?"
STATE GLEANINGS.
greatest credit on North Caroli *
-0Mr. Pool in his usual quiet nationalities represented ; I
na, no matter where it may be
am French, and my friend At Elk Park, North Carolina, is so popular is that the seen ? Then patronize
...Senator Vance and lady manner said, "No."
will sail for Europe from N "Anythingfor C. C. Foster?" there English, and Mr. Frank springs sold by us is of the very best. They are made of the The Wilmington Messenger,
A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PAPER
in is an American. Let each BEST SPRING STEEL; They are noisless; They are ad
''No, not anything."
Y., on the 27th inst.
Do you want a reliable paper
justable; They are indestructable: They are Cheap and Re giving you all the news of the
...Dr. Tulmage will lecture "Anythingfor Lillie Fos one propose a toast."
It was agreed to, and the liable, are of fine finish and of home manufacture, Entirely world—a Democratic newspaper
ter?" '
at Morehead City before the
Englishman's turn came first. Elastic Dozens of testimonials can be furnished to the ef that equals the best-has the
North Carolina Teachers' As "No!!
largest circulation, and has for
"Anything for Miranda He arose, and in the tone of fect that the DIAMOND is the best spring on the mark 4. twenty-one years been a part
sembly in J une.
a Briton bold, said: "Here's
and factorin thegrowth and dev
...Davidson College has turn Foster?"
DON T BE DECEIVED
velopment of the Old
North
to Great Britain, the sun that
"No, there is not!!!"
ed out 320 farmers, 246 min
State? Th'en subscrbe for
And purchase an inferior spring that has for its only
gave light to all nations of
isters, 166 lawyers, 169 doc "Any for Pete Foster?"
ecommendation "CIIEAP" perched upon its deceptive ban THE WILMINGTON MESSENGER
the earth."
"No, not a bit."
tors, 155 teachers and 156
Campaign Rartes:
"Anything for Kub Fos The Frenchman was rather ners, but buy the Diamond Spring and be happpy. Let ev The "Daily Messenger," by
merchants.
taken back at this, but he ervbody get at least one set of these wonderful springs.
mail, 4 months on trial, for
...Senator Hansom has been ter?"
For furthei particulars apply to
"No, nor Jane F o s t e r, proposfd: "Here'sto France,
$2.00
to New York to invite exWin. M. CROWDED, MANAGER,
Paul Foster, King Foster, the moon whose magic rays
The weekly "Transcript Mes
President Cleveland t o at
move the tides of the world." May 21, 1891.
Matilda Foster, Linda Fos
ELK PARK, N. C. senger," (the largest and
tend the Teachers' Assmbly
best paper in the State) 9
ter, Jim Foster, d^ad, living, Ben then rose with an air
at Morehead City.
months on trial for $1.00
b o r n o r u n b o r n , n a t i v e , of quaint modesty and said:
Cash in advance. Both
...State Agent Busbeefinds foreign, civilized or unciviliz "Here's to George Washing
papers are large Eight-Page
that the direct land tax due ed, savage, barbarous, male ton, the Joshua of America,
sheets. Send Postal Card
this State is $404,054.21, in or female, white or black, who commanded the sun and
with the address of five per
X
stead o f $277,836.49. No franchised or disfranchised, moon to stand still-and they
sons and receive sample cop
ies of THE MESSENGER.
county west of Rowan is en naturalized or otherwise. No, stood still."
SO, EVERY-ONE should save all they °an and YOU
Oct. 1st. 1888. tf.
titled to a share of this tax. I positively say there is noth
should begin bv buying your
SUICIDE OF A YOUNG LADY.
...Representatives o f rail ing for any of the Fosters,
TAKE THE
roads left last night for Ral either individually or collec RALEIGH , May 18 Near
eigh to appear before the rail tively."
Louisburg, Franklin county, And not of the man who runs the wagon and sells for $50 or $60. Gliicago and Alton
road Commission to urge a The coon looked at Mr.
-GOINGyesterday a young woman,
a modification of the tariff Pool in amazement and said, aged 24 years committed su I will sell you as good lor $25. Machine needles that will fit any
recently adopted by the Com "Mr., please look and see if icide. She was of a poor but machine, at 25 cts per doz., sent out by mail. I have a good stock West and Northwest,
of fishing tackle. Heeds, 40 cts to $1. Joint rods 75 cts to $1.50.
missi o n.- -Messenger.
there aint nothing for Becca good family, and was engag Trout flies 60 els per dozen. Limerick hooks, 10 to 25 cts per
Emigrants going any of the
...The North Carolina heirs Foster?."—Charlotte Chroni ed to a young man of the dozen, sent by mail. Netting for seins, and seins of any length Western States ortoTerritories
of the famous Robert E d- cle.
will save time and money going
neighborhood. He betrayed complete. Base-balls of the very best" for $1 each sent by mail.
via. Chicago and Alton route,
wards, who owns property in
her under the promise of mar Do not fail to write for prices. Respectfully,
t is the quickest route to
New York now valued a t It costs $500,000,000 a riage. The date for the mar
KANSAS CITY, DENVER,
$20,000 ,000, organized a n year to support the Federal riage was twice fixed, but he
PUEBLO,
association at Kingston a few officeholders and pay f o i failed to appear.
KNOXYILLE,
May 21, 91.
And all points in Idaho, Wash
days ago for the purpose of what they do. This sum a- Her pa rents had the young
ington, Oregon, Utah r
pressing their claims. Near tnOunts to $8 per capita, so man taken to Louisburgand
and California.
#
ly half the heirs live in Pitt, that if a man has a wife and he was held to appear at
Finest and Rest Equippec
Greene, Lenoir, Craven and five children he has to give court. During the absence
Road in the West.
Only line running Solid Vesti
AVaine counties, this State, up $56 a year to the Federal of her parents the young wo
bud lir-ii s litviiii £1. I ( uis
and their portion of the es officeholders alone, not to man took poison and was
and Kansas City.
tate would be about % of the speak of what the State, found dead when they re
Reclining Chair cars and TourFor Every Thing You Need.
ist Sleepers free of extra charge.
county, city, and town rulers turned.
whole.—Southerner.
I will meet parties at:, any rail
—otake. This is a pietty stiff
I am pleased to announce to the public that I have road station with through tickets
The Floridians are having price toward the support The speech of Mr. Cleve one of the largest stocks of general merchandise ever offer and baggage checks.
a long seige of it in their ef of the land, money, and oth land at Buffalo, New York, ed to the people of the county. Remember that I will sell For full information, maps a nd
forts to nominate a Senator. er monopolies, which make is making a strong* impres you goods just a little lower than anybody else for SPOT descriptive pamphlets of the
It takes two thirds according it so hard for the working- sion, and the papers a re talk CASH, as 1 bought them cheap. 1 have a beautiful line of West write to or call on
B. A. NEWLAND ,
to the caucus rule to nomi man to live. But the people ing about it and the voters light weight clothing on hand cheap, 500 pairs men and
women shoes fine and coarse, from 80 cents per pair up. A 19 PatTra veling Passenger Agt.,
nate; but a ma jority can elect like to be ruled; they like to too. The Louisville Courier
ton Ave., Asheville, N. C.
beautiful line of dress goods, consisting of fancy lawns at 5 J. CHARLTON , ff. P. A
in the legislature. The legis be prevented from using* va Journal says:
cts per yd. Calicoes at 5. and up. A large line of worsteds
Chicago, 111.
lature has to take a vote cant land; they like to have "It is a wonderfully strong- in all colors and prices; white black and flowered nainsook,
every day, and in order that the money controlled by
presentation of plain, blunt India linen, pink nun's veiling, outing cloth, shambria,
Call's friends may not elect few; they like to be down- truth, fearless candor, and black henrietta. drilling ami bed ticking. A large lot of
him without a nomination trodden by corporations thorough going democracy jeans cheap. Hamburg flouncing for dress shirts or fronts;
all kinds of laces. Face veiling and the largest and pretti
by the caucus they have to The bother is that all such Nobody but Grover Cleve est stock of ribbon you have ever seen. Ladies' untrimed
scatter their votes. This we oppression bears justashard land could have delivered hats, wreaths flowers and velvets cheap. A large lot of
Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Pat
think is sticking in the back on those who do not like it it."- -Messenger.
queens-ware, glass-ware, shelf hard-ware, plows, cast-ins. ent business conducted for Moderate Fees.
Office Is Opposite U. S.
Office.
farmer's friend plows and all the repairs a'.was on hand. and Our can secure patent in lessPatent thanthose
1 we
time
secure patent i
It is carrying the two thirds as on those who do. That is
remote from Washington.
Bend model, drawing or photo.,
rule to an extreme never in why we complain. For my Rev. Sam Jones is preach Stoves a specialty. Hoes, nails, horse-shoes, grass rods, tion. We advise, if patentable orwith descrip
not, free of
till patent is secured.
tended. That rule was, if we part, I do not enjoy paying ing'at Chattanooga and o- and heel-screws, clocks, jewelry, cutlery, saws braces charge. Our fee not dueObtain Patents," with
A Pamphlet, "How to
arid bits cheap.
of actual
are correct, first proposed by men to prevent me from ma ver two hundred professed Come and exmine my stock and prices before purchasing namessent free. clients in your State, county, or
town,
Address,
Judge Romulus Saunders in king an easy and honest liv faith in Christ. Among the elsewhere, and I will save you money. Wan ted—corn, rye, C . A . S N O W &CQ
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D. C.
a Democratic National Con ing, and from doing many converts were ex-Governor chickens and eggs. Also a large quantity of roots & herbs.
vention, to protect a section things which I might wish to Robert L. T a y 1 o r, Hon. Call for a list Goods and samples by mail.
^nuft littlo fort une* hare been made at
work for u», bv Anna Pugr, Austin,
Yours Anxious to Please,
, and J no. Bonn, Toledo, Ohio.
al wing of the party from do, and which would not in Chancellor, Wra. Henry He
5 cut. Others nredt inp.ns well. Why
you? Some rem over f5G0.()0 a
111EE 11. TIOLSCLAII.
forcing a distasteful candi jure others. It cannot be witt, and other distinguished Vilas, N. C., Apr. 18, 91.
nth. Yon can do the work and live
Inane, wherever you are. Even be? g?nttr-ra are easily eurning from 6 to
date upon the minority sec said too often that the office men from every walk of life.
* 19 a day. All flffVs. W'e show i bu Iiov
d start you. Can wofk In spnfc fltv.ft
»r all the dine, lit ft money for work
tion. It was adopted in 18 holders do not prevent crime. Sam does not appear to have
ers. Failure unknown anion* th tn.
X EW and wonderful. Perth uIsm fire.
44 with the result of securing They produce it by prevent lost any of his power to move
A* Po.,Rox 8lS<> l*orthiiKd,Mniui8
the nomination cf James K ing industrious people from men.
W ST
he earned nt our NHV line of work,
GRAND OPENING! NEW GOODS.
agf lijiWty nnd ho!i<>rnhtv, by those of
Polk, a native of Mecklen making an abundant living.
W ell Iter hex, Yout!ft or old, end In their
N own lotftlit»ef,\vItrrever limy live. Any
• on< ertii dt» !h»* wok.
Eiinv to learn.
burg county, who brought —Hugh Pentecost.
-oThe Tayloisville Index is
furnish everything. We start volt. No rit-k. You nm 2 vote
you* »pare mom*eu:.s, or all your lime to the work. Thi !• an
entirely new lend,and hriiiftx wonderful nuecess to every weaker.
on the Mexican war, and
convinced that the State of
Beftiiintir* are earning' Arum #25 0 .»<> per week nnd uj wards/
and more afmr a little experience . Wo can furnish you the em-'
gained for the United States The "protected workmen" Wilkes is larger than it has
plovmeut and tench vott I UKF. No space to explain here. Full
information FttKK. XlfcUJB
CO.. AlfcQ) Vy^lSL.
all the territory from Califor at the Coke mines in Pennsyl heretofore suspected, since a
vania happened with very registered letter from Wilkes
nia to Missouri.
Such were events accom good luck last week. Only passed through there the
panying the a d o p t i o n of one or two of them was shot other day directed to "Greens
i fit
It is gratifying to ns to announce to our numerous
Judge Saunders' two thirds down by the Pinker ton De boro, Wilkes Co., N. C."—
customers that we have now, and still arriving the largest
rule; but it was never intend tectives. A decided improve Wilkesboro ill runicle.
stock of goods ever brougb to Watauga. We have recent
ed to operate to prevent the ment. Perhaps if the republy bought in Philadelphia and Knoxville $6000.00 worth
m
of NEW GOODS.
Our stock consists of all varieties of
election of a Senator by a licans will increa se their "proiv-oods keut in n first class store. We have a nice line of
body that is unanimously tection" the bloated benefi
_
"&• GLS X«
re idy made CLOTHING that we are offering Low down.
W O O D W O R K AffAC
)
democratic, save one pooi ciaries can be pacified with
mmnmwammm.
lone republican brother.— one workman's scalp per
SHOES!
OVER-SHOES!
BOOTS!
News and Observer.
week regularly.
Ladies dress goods in all qualities, colors and prices, ST.LOUIS.M0, FTiTTSH^SraB'Va DALLAS..TJL*.
uts furnishing goods I Collars, cuffs, Neck ware, shirts
W. L. Bryan,
socks ami anything you want in the latest styles. HAT8!
The great fire at Jackson Sometime ago the Stat.esBoone, N.0.
to suit men. women and children
Hardware, crockery,
ville is indeed a calamity to ville Landmark and M organfarming* utinsels, Ac in great quantities. Our goods were
that town. It is an affliction Herald compared figures as
fftOftO.Cft a *enr Is belliir made by John R.
bought" at a bargain and we propose to give our customers
Goodv hi,Troy,.VY.,nt murk for in. Reader,
h. but «.« v«u
for any city to have a half to the amounts paid by their
vou mev not mr.kc na mom, ou. we can
the benefit of them. Come and see our fine stock and you
•eech vim quickly how to earn from f 6 ta
#10
at the atari, and more aa you <J
million dollars swept away respective cities to Evange
will be sure to buv. Extra inducements will be offered for
!, lluih acica all aIn any part of
llolh .era,
America, tou
br time,or apare momenta only to
the next 60 days for CASH . We take all kinds of produce
by the consuming flames. To list Fife for a week's labor.
hf wo.kAll to new" Great pay SIRk for
..... wn.ii
PI atari you. furnlahlnjf
i ,d live stock''a.specialty. Thanking ourfriends for past
everything. KASILY, SPEEDILY learned.'
a city but recently recovering The figures were; Statesville,
vatfrli L'hAKS FREE. Addresa at once)
o i n o n a g e , we hope to merit it
in the future by honest
bflASOJi A tO., PORTLAND, HAlhKr
from the devastations of a $600, Morganton, $900. It
A
(r t .^n lertake to briefly
•'ieiilingy and good oai-gnms, we are
Iteachatiy lairiy mtclTiaeutpcraonof either
sea, who can rend and write,.nd who,
jellow fever season of death would be interesting matter
after instruction,will work induatrioualy,
how-to cam
THileal rid Hollars a
FOR OVSPItPSTA,
and paralysis, it must prove to know what amount these Year in their own localities,whereverThree llve.l will also furnish
..Very Respectfully
they
Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, usa
situation employment^ which
earn
particularly afflictive. The respective cities pay their theitioncv fororme unless •uioccssful as you canKasilyth.it amount.
No
above.
nnd quickly
BROWN'S IRON HITTERS.
learned, i desire but one worker from each distric t or county. I
All dealers
it, SI per bottle. Genuine hof
country will sympathize with
have already taught and provided with employment a large
E . H . D O U G H E R T Y & B R O trade-mark keeperased red lines OH wrappe*number, who are making over #81100 a jrarcach. It'sNEVV
and
SOI,I D. l'ull
the people in their affliction hardworking pastors for a and Ci, Al.l.hV, particulars F ICKE. Addresa at once,
C.
itok *»«, Autttikla. Maine.
year's service.
and loss.—Messenger.
lb B. Dougherty, Editor.
It C. Rivers, Publisher
THE BIASD BED-SPRING COMPANY
THESE ARE HARD TIMES.
SEWING MACHINES «F ME,
R, R,
S. P. ANGEL,
HOLSCLAWS FOR
BARGAINS
CAM
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ran
E. H. DOUGHERTY &BRO.
MAST,
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Milam left us at Knoxville, A Diary Kept by J. W. Dnggrer ao<l o'clock m o v e d about two
The Watauga Democrat
the Con
an d M r. H aigh t acco m pa n ied William Thomas While in Mem
federate Service, and
miles to good timber, camp
us to St. Louis, where we now
bers of the 58th N. C. Reg:.
I). It. Dom herty, Editor.
ed and remained until the
are, and has shown us all
R C. RiYeW, Publisher
Spring Announcement
the kindness possible.
Our friends of the 58th Reg 29th. Moved back about
This is qui tea bustling City. iment, after having fallen one mile to another grove
oi< THEA DEMOCRATIC family news
Each one seems to have got
paper devoted to the interests of
back a mile, where we left and camped. Remained un
ten a move on himself, and
til Dec. the2nd, moved about
County, State and Nation. Pub
to be trying to see if he can't them last week, on Sept. 26th one mile and took up camp
lished every Thursday at. Boone,
get there first. But I have 1863. That night at 12 o'
Watauga County, N.C.
neither time nor space to de clock were rallied and went again and remained uutil
scribe this City now, but suf to building breast-works. Af J an. the 2nd, 1864.
U eAre Head-quarters For
Thursday May, 28, 1891.
fice it to say, we have enjoy ter working all night they es [To be continued next week.]
-ThisPart ol 7he Earth—
ed our trip hugely so far, and
The entering
of c o
The Millennium.
are enjoying excellent health. tablished their line and re plaint that may wedge fatal is ftrprove
of
We take the train here this mained quiet with the excep ten a slight cold, which a dose oik
The study of prophecy by
after-noon for Kansas City. tion of some picket fighting. two ot Avers Cherry Pectora-l DON'T You be the last to find
UEXEIUL NEWS.
Respectfully,
many theologians of to-day,
Went on picket that evening, might have cm-ed at the com out waere the best goods are sold
JONT H. BROWN. Sunday. Monday the 28, mencement. It would be well, the cheapest. We are uow open
President Harrison and
have counted the time of the
therefore, to keep this remedy in ing and displaying the largest
Wilkesboro Chronicle please
Becond coming of Christ to party have returned to Wash copy,
still on picket. All still. Noth reack at all times.
stock oi seasonable goods of the
highest merit ever brought to
be near upon us. Dates have ington after a montli'sswing
ing going 011. Scarce rations
Public office is a family this town, which will life sold low
been set by the Adventist across the country,
of bread and 110 meat; but
FROM ZIONVILLE,
snap in the eyes of the repub er than ever. Our motto is good
people for this great event, ...The Legislature, of Mass,
nothing strange. Relieved lican administration.
goods, fair dealings and low 1
pri
ces,
preperations and expectancy on the 19th, passed a resolu Much has been, and is still from picket Tuesday, the
by many people, for several tion appropriating $75,000 being said, upon the subject 29th, and went back to earn p.
0of education. The wisest of No news of note until Oct.
years passed have come to for the World's fair.
naught, for we have passed ...Jackson Fla. had a very men may still think, write, the 5th still remained doing
Dry Goods.
those periods set by specula disastrous fire on the night and converse upon this sub p i c k e t a n d f a t i g u e d u t y . Is an inflammation of the bronchial tubes —
the
into the lungs.
Cansisting of Ginghams and
tive men without anypercep- of the 19th. One half a mill ject for years to come, and Commenced shelling the ene Few air-passajres leading so prevalent, or
other complaints are
l lints in all the latest styles. Suicall for more prompt and energetic action.
table change. We have read ion dolla rs worth of property yet be unable to reach its my Oct. 5th ceased at night. As neglect or delay nifty hesult sefiously, tings, outer-cloth, Simpson's zeph
depth, height, or magnitude, No damage done. No news effective remedies should always he at ers; shirtings and lawntt in all
with much interest the publi was consumed.
hand. Apply at once a mustard poultice to
the chest, and,
cations of Lieut. Totten of ...The administration is be The cry c o m e s from the until Nov. the 20th of impor the upper part offrequeht tioSSs offor internal the spring colors. HENRIETTA
treatment, take
cloth in the spring stripes which
the U. S. Army 011 this inter ing criticised sharply by the North, East, South and West tance but still remained in
is all the go for spring wear;
—'—
esting subject, that have been New York Tribune, in regard that we should, yea, must, the valley of Chattanooga.
recently published. Mr. Tot to sending the "Charleston" educate. Then we would at Marched about two miles
LARGE STOCK of black
ten has made this theme a to capture the ship "Itata." once conclude that the people and camped. Next morning,
C. 0. J,i?]>per. Druggist, Fort Wayne, lnd.,
Sattines; Silk for trimming in all
writes:
four years
are becoming aroused to a the 21st, took up line of Was so ill ".My little sister,that we had of age, colors. Al! kinds of Laces in Hem
study for several years and
from bronchitis
almost
...Secretary Bl a i n e h a s nea r- consciousness of their great
given up hope of her recovery. Our family
Stitch and Vandike Points. Let
has been able, as he claims,
ly recovered from his sick need. But I fear that many march towards ChickamaUga physician, a skilful man and of large experi us call y^ur special attention to
ence, pronounced it useless to give her any
to mathematically calculate
valley and marched until
our 4-4 Fruit of the Loom Bleach
ness. He has had an attack of us in our eagerness to ac
more medicine, saying he had done all it was
and fix the year, (does not
about 12 o'clock; faced a- possible to do. and we must prepare for the Domestic at 10 cts pet yard. Liii
of the gout in New York. He quire an education,overlook
worst. As a last resort, we determined to
claim to know the day nor
bout and marched back to try Ayer's Cherry 1'ectbfal. and I can truly en Sha.inbries both solid andstrh
will in a few days return to the one thingso needful. Yes,
say, with most happy results. After taking
the hour) and says that the
the valley of Chattanooga a few doses she seemed to breathe easier, ped. Our stock of ribbon is e-Washington.
and. within a week,
danger. We
I fear that many of us who and camped at the big euhtinued giving thewas out of until satisfied qual to a regular milinary desecond coming will take place
eottonades,
Pectoral
...It is amusing to hear re havf children and a re putting springs. Sunday morning the fehe was entirely well. This indisputable partftieilt.. Jeans, Bed-ticking,
in 1899, he further declares
Plaids, Domestics,
evidence of the great merit of Ayer's Cherry
that the last year of grace publican editors praise the forth every effort possible to 22nd,they marched back to Pectoral has given the unbounded confi and hundreds of things we camdence in the preparation, hud i recommend
repentance is 1892. This is late radical Congress for ta have them educated, are not their line of breast-works and it to my customers, knowing it cannot disap not mention.
king off the tariff on sugar, enough concerned about their crossed Missionary Ridge. point tli .111."
a startling revalation of Mr.
"Ayef's Cherry Pectoral cured me of a had
opartner of bronchitis, i know
Totten and is being exten and that sugar is cheap. It moral training theeducation The enemy shelled their train cough and mycases hi which this preparation
of numerous
sively published and is caus is good to have cheap sugar of the soul the immortal in crossing. In the evening has proved very beneficial i:i families of
Shoes.
Young Children,
ing many comments as he is Why not have the tariff tak principle. I am inclined to arrived at ChickamaUga. On
is
This department is very
able to demonstrate the en off of other necessaries of think that we, as a rule, are Monday the 23rd the division So that the medicine theknown among them
as 'the consoler of
afflicted."'—.Juima
complete, and at the prices we
Vidal. San
m a t h e m a t i c a l r e a s o n i n g life? Will these republican not careful enough as to left on the train for Louden, Kufus short time Cristobel. San Domingo. a ore offering them the.) will not
"A
ago, 1 was taken with
brethren please answer?
severe attack of bronchitis. The remedies
what kind of men, morally Tenn., except the brigade to
from the prophecies of the
stay long, in fact, we didn't buy
ordinarily used in such cases failed to give
Bible to establish his declar ...Tenn. people held a con speaking, we have to teach which the 58th belonged. me relief. Almost in despair of ever finding them to keep, and our custom-anything to cure me. I bought a bottle of
out judging
ations. Many of our able vention at Iiarriinan, Judge our children. Our teachers That day the Yankees made Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, and was helped ers have found thatbuy them.
from the way they
from the first dose. I had not finished one
theologians of different de Butler was elected president. make impressions, and im an attack on, our men in bottle before the disease left me. and my
throat
were as Sohnd
nominations have held the The object of the convention plant principles upon the the valley of Chattanooga. Geo. B.and liihgsAttoona, 1'ft. as ever."—
-0Hunter,
opinion that the end of the was ostensible for the pur minds of our children, let In the evening were ordered
World (gospel age) is near at poses to raise funds and ap them be good or evil, that back. They arrived at the
Clothing.
hand and that Christ will point representatives that are as lasting as time and breastworks in the valley of
PKKPARKD BT
Now we hit you. In this de
appear and reign a thousand the State may be represented durable as eternity. Yes, Chattanooga that night a- DR. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Partment our stock is, without
years on earth and the mil at the World's fair. The Leg they have much to do in bout 10 c'clock. The Yan S o l d b y a l l Druggists. Price t t ; bottles, *&. doubt, the choicest that has ev
islature failing to make any forming the characters of the kees commenced shelling our
lennium will be ushered.in.
er been offered to the people of
appropriation for the pur young, and when I say char lines soon next morning and
the mountains. Prince Alberts,
No doubt there is a period
NOIICE.
double and single breasted in sol
pose.
acters I don't mean reputa about 10 o'clock an attack Parties putting papers in id black and fancy colors. FAR
of time, for this oceurance,
but when it is to take place, ...The late frost has been tion. Therefore we should be of musketry commenced on my hand for execution will MERS, we can fit you in anything
we do not, nor never will more general and destructive careful as to how our chil f-ookout mountain and last please advance the fees with you want in CLOTHING: 'Some-the papers arid tlie.y will re
than was first
supposed dren are instructed, for by ed until about 11 o'clock ceive prompt attention, other thiug nice and durable.
know, until it comes.
Every State in the Union has so being, their feet may be that night. The Yankees suc wise they will he returned
-0The Turiimire Trial.
been more or less damaged well placed, and their course ceeded in taking the moun not executed for the want of
D. F. BAIRD BHFP.
in crops, vegetables and fruit, well directed. While 011 the tain; next morning at day fees.
Croceries.
Last week we published an and the darnnge has been se other hand their feet are too light cannonading commen
Notice
account of the death of Wel vere and the] loss very great often placed upon slippery ced with musketry on the end
in this department you will
born Turnmire, on Samson, North Carolina alone has ground and there they are of Missionary Ridge a hot The Governor having or find nothing but firstclass goods.
dered a special term of court
this county, and that he was sustained heavy damages unsafe. Now don't under fight. About 1 o'clock their for Watauga county begin We carry nothing but the best
found dead in aburningheap corn, wheat and cotton, to stand me to set forth the idea heavy columns commenced ning on the 22nd, day of June sugar and coffee. In flour we car
ry from a medium to the very
in the new ground. He was say nothing of fruit and veg that sectarianism should be advancing on our centre, our next and continuing two best grades, Corn and meat at
buried arid afterwards sirs etables, have been seriously taught in our schools. I be line being deployed, so it was weeks for the purpose of try lowest prices. Salt hams Bacon
ing both Criminal and Civil and Lard always kept in stock.
picion rested upon his broth damaged.
lieve that would be quite im not more than a line of pick cases. All persons having
er, John, as having been the
O
proper, but I do think that ets were ordered to deploy business before said court
cause of his death. L. G. Turn ...The third party move is our teachers should set such as skirmishers and fall back- either as witnesses or suitors
mire, uncle of these young on foot. The convention at examples before, and give to the end of the ridge. There will take notice* and govern
men, swore out a warrant a- Cincinnatti recently organ such advice to their pupils we joined another line. The themselves accordingly.
gainst John. The Coroner ized the third party and we as to, indelibly, impress up enemy advanced in three J. E. FlNLEYChm. Bid. Corns. In this line our stock is large.
Nails, Iron, Plows,
was summoned to hold an will have a booming cam on their minds the necessity lines Infantrv and Cavalry Boone N. C. May 6th, 1891. chains, Mattocks, HaniesTraceShovels and
paign in 1892. It is hard to
'
c
inquest over the body of Wiland great importance of liv in the rear. In quick time
all kinds of shelf-hardware at
NOTICE!
born which had been buried say at this time what effect ing christian lives. I think they charged up the Ridge. I am just receiving a. new prices that moves them.
two weeks. The body wasdis this move will have, politi that our teachers should be We whipped their front line stock of goods bought for
devoted
intered and examined by the cally. The presentfout look should be christians. T h e y but they rallied the second cash down and will sell for We thank our many custom-'
men and women
now indicate the distinction
stricklv pay down, at prices
Coroner's jury, and Dr. L. C.
who realize the great respon line and came again in des to live and let live. You will ers for raising our sales to the
of the republican party in the
handsome sum of $25,000,
Beeves. No fracture of the
sibility that actually, rest
western States and a split in upon them. They should feel perate order. We held them do well to.call arid examine last year, and for the present
skull was found, (ashadbeen
in check until nearly sun my goods consisting of boots, year we have our figures placed
reported) no violence that the democratic party in the impressed with the fact that down. We were flanked on shoes, dry goods, notions, at $35,000, and by low pri
they are moulding characters
c£c.
Yours truly,
ces, good goods and polite atten
might have caused death, southern States.
not only for time but for our right and left, and com
T. A. C RITCHER, tion, we expect to reach the mark.
could be discovered, except
St Louis, Mo. eternity. They should be pelled to retreat, we lost sev
Ban.boo. N. C. 7 hey all sing the same song!
the burned condition of the
men and women who, on
May 21, 1891. tering the school room en eral pieces of artillery and a
* * * * * * * *«
at
body, but circumstances un
YOU WANT ONE
Editor Democra t:
first and each morning suc good many men captured.
der which he died caused the
OF THE
According to promise 1 will cessively, would call their Reached ChickamaUga, that
W e've found the store where buy«CELEBRATED
Coroner's jury t o render
ers get the very best attention,
night about 11,o'clock, where
p e n c i l y o u a f e w l i n e s f r o m pupils about them, read to
JACKSON
a virdict against John, as he
With great variety of goods too
them a portion of God's word our men were tearing up and
this City. Messrs. A. B. Mast,
tedious to mention.
CORSET WAISTS.
was the only person known
T. C. Land and myself took and pray, earnestly and sin burning commissaries. They
So low in price are they, they
MADK ONLY BY TMK
to be with the deceased the
cerely, for tlmni, thereby
beat the lowest calcula tion,
the train at Elk Park on the showing their own apprecia delayed a few hours at that
Jackson Corset Co.
night of his death. The Jury
Which makes us, as a family, sing
JACKSON, M I C H .
evening of the 18th inst, in tion of God's blessings and place. Started again and
out like all creation.
believing a full investigation
company with the following their interest for their pupils marched until daylight, and LAD!fsrAr«
And that is the reason we trade
of all the circumstances, was
named agents: Messrs. N. eternal welfare. 1 feel safe in a l l d a y t h e 2 6 t h , p a s s e d and Rigid Corsets, are
with
necessary to have adjudica
Invited to ttfy them.
Haight, J. L. Milam and T. saying that as soon as we through Gaysville and Rin-i They are approved by
ted. A number of witnesses
ha ve more devoted christian
S. Patty, met 11s at the Park teachers, we will have more gold, camped obotit two miles physicians, endorsed by
dress makers, and rec
for the State vveresummoned
and B. A. Newland met us at christian boys and girls, men beyond Ringold, Took up ommended by every lady
and the accused wasbi ought
ELK I'ARK, N. C,
line of march the 27Ji, pass-' that has Worn them.
Elizabeth City, all of whom
before D. B. Dougherty J. P. treated us with all manner of and women too. I would like ing through Tunnell hill, ar BEWD FOB CIRCULAR.
March, 23,1891
to say more but probably I
and a trial had. There was kindness. Mr. Newland left have written enough for this
E. B. OSBORN, Southern Agent,
rived at Dalton,Ga., at night
66 RICHARDSON SLOCK,
no evidence implicating any us at Morristown, and Mr. time.
A. E MORETZ. and drew rations. About 7 !
e»»v*ners Wanted.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN,
one as having caused the
death of Welborn. The^cause
of the death is still a mystery.
The young man may have
had a fit of some kind and
fell in the burning trash heap
a#d burned to death.
The defendant was released
after the examination of all
the Staters witnesses, none
of the witnesses for the de
fense being brought to the
stand.
Spot Dash Store.
Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral
flyer's Cherry Pectoral,
Hardware.
9.
JONES & VANCE,
m
�= 3 ,
= 3
DIED.
ed. Which will make 9.703
The following sad intelligence
to THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. miles a year, for three years we clip from the'Bristol Courier,'
29.109 miles. The earth be
copy1 year
vim....$1.00 ing 25,000 miles around it, that will be deeply mourned by
his many warm friends in Wa
1 " 6 months.
50
-oI " 3 m o n t h s . 3 o in round numbers, this horse tauga :
would have made the trip "Dr. Mat Ih Rhea, whose sCflAdvertising R ATER.
The Best
and 5)000 miles over in the ous illness was mentioned in the
1 inch 1week
••«....•••
•..$ .75
1 " 1month...i-.n;...»u.•.'.'.iv 1.7 5 three yea fa. The horse is last issue of the Courier, died Sun
1 '< 3 " ..wV.v
»..av,. 3.00 good for another year or so day morning.
Blood Medicine ANNOUNCEMENT.
1 " 6 " ..v.;ii-.:v..iiiv.-.»m 5.00 travel.
Dr. Rhea was a young man of
I " 1 year..w'.t....tu
7.00
We propose to make it td
marked ability. He taught school, So say LeadiHtf Physicians
1 column 1 wefek..9.00 ---Read the following new taking high rank in the profes and Druggists, and their opin
-0your interest to trade with
1 " 1month.......
13.50 ad vertisements in this ifesue,
1 " 3 TT
25.00 and profit thereby: I. L. Coun sion, and studied dentistry. His ion is indorsed by thousands
us, and in so doing, we givd
1 «
6 "
37.50 eill & Bro., merchants; W.M. sudden death is a sad bereave cured by it of Scrofula, Ec
1 " 1 year...-.*..-.;.
50.00
you some articles that are
ment to a large circle of friends. zema, Erysipelas, and other
Crowder, bed springs 1 , Mrs-. A friend at Bluff* City sends the diseases of the blood.
contained in our
"Ayer's Sarsaparilla lias won Its repirEntered at the PostofRceat M. N. Horton, millenery; S. Courier the following:
tSition by yeai's of Valuable service to the
Roone, N. C., as second-class P. Angel, sewing machines, "Dr. M. B. 1thea, whose hotUeis community. It U the beat.' ' — R. S. Langj
Druggist, 212 Merrimafck St., Lowell, Mass.
Hi ail matter.
seines etc. etc.
four miles east of Bluff City, died
Di. IV. P. Wright, Paw 1'aW Ford, Teuii.;
ENORMOUS STOCK
says: "In my practice, I invariably pre
—We have on our table a very suddenly on last Satilrda.y scribe Ayer's SiUsaparilla for chronic dis Coffey & Councill,
on which we propose to givd
LOCAL NEWS.
copy of the first isslie Of the night of brain trouble, at his un eases of the blood." Third and Oxford sts.,
Dr. It. K. B<>yie,
you unequalled
Philadelphia, Pa., writes: " For two years
Elk Park N, C.
Blue Ridge New®, published cle Mat Rhea's near this plACe:
—fienry Coffey of Caldwell,
He was a young man of most I have prescribed Ayer's ISarsaparilla in
ritimerous instances, and
find it highly
at Montazuma, Mitchell Co. excellent moral character and en efficacious in the treatment of all disorders
BARGAINS
Spent last Sunday in town.
of the blood."
It is a neatly printed weekly, viable habits.
L. M. Kobinson, Pharmacist, 'Sabina, O.,
— VV. B. Cotlncilli Jr. return devoted to religious and lo
He was of a gbod family and certifies"Ayer's Sarsaparilla lias always
been a gfeat seller. My customers think
-oed from Raleigh Saturday. cal news, arid edited by Rev. vVell related, and to know him there i.4 iio blood-piiHfier eijual to it."
BOOTS & SHOES.
"For many years I was afflicted with
—J. F. Spainhour and fam Mr. Gray beat Success to was to love aud admire him-.
Scrofulous running Sores, Which, at last be
bad the
His death was doiibly sadfrOm cameofsomy legs doctors advised amputating
ily returned home last Satur your enterprise, brother.
one
to save my life. I began
Wafe disolved by mutual
taking Ayer's
and soon saw an
day night.
650 pairs Boots and
^-The Deck Hill road has the fact that On the 20th of this improvement. Sarsaparilla about two dozen consent on tlni 16th day of
Alibi- iiSifig
month he was to have been mar b'oHles the soi-es Wefe healed. 1 continue to
—John it. Hodges-, of Mid icCUhtly been worked out and ried to Miss Lizzie A. Rhea, a Mike ii few bottles of this medicine each
March 1891, Mr. W. E. Cof
Shoes:
fot my blobtl, and am
dle Cane, was in towii oil a the mud-holes filled with rock. most excellent and charming year,with sores. I have triedno longer trou
bled
other reputed
fey retiring.
blood-piii ifieis, but none does so much good
O t h e r o v e r s e e r s o f B o o n e young, iddy, of Bristol.
In this lirie we can fit and
business trip Monday.
as Ayer's Sarsaparilla."—D. A. Kobinson,
The firm of I. L. Councill & suit all. The very best val
township would do well to The cards were sent out the Neal, Kansas.
—A Board of Education is
Don't fail to get
Brother, Consisting of I. L. ues at panic prices. See oui*
to be elected at the June look after the!1 respective last of the week, and before he
roads at once, as the law will was laid away to rest letters of Ayer's Sarsaparilla Councill & IF. B. Councill Jr. line before buying;
meeting of the magistrates.
PREFABKD BY
not wink at the badly kept congratulation and good wishes
—Isaac l)ougherty ; of John roads much longer. Do not were coming in return, and, as DR. J. G. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass. Successors to Coffey & Coun
-oson county-, Tenn., spent a delay this matter too long, he expressed it, 'all is so bright" Sbld by Druggists. $l, s i x $5. Worth $5abottl*. cill , will cary on a
day and night in town this and get yourselves in trouble. —but liow how differeiit-=iio \Voh
der expressions of Sympathy fire
week.
Dry Goods,
—The Co. Supt. informs us h§ard on every hand."
—The late showers have re that he is in receipt of a let
Four thousand, five hun
vived the growing crops very ter from State Supt. Finger,
dred yards of DRY GOODS;
FROM SUGAR GROVE.
-0—
much, and we are now having informing him that Watauga
Here you will find the lat
fine growing weather.
Not long since it was my I would like to say to my friends business at Elk Park, N. C. est styles and best qualities
can have a State Teachers'
in Watauga and surrounding
at un-heard-of prices.
—We ate glad to learn that It stitute, beginning about pleasure to hear a certain a- counties, that I have now on hand
—Will buy and sell—
ged lady, and apparantly$ aud am receiving every week, a
JacobS. Mast, of Cove Creek, 3rd of Aug., and that two
onice line of
is improving from his long Institute holders will be on in many respects, very intel
i fi
attack of rheumatism.
hand instead of one as here ligent, relate a very peculiar S P R I N G A N D 8 U M M F R COUNTRY PRODUCE
•
tofore. The Co. Supt; has circumstance in regard to her MILLINER J AND NO TIONS
In this bi'ahch we carry a
—D. J. Farthing and wife,
having seen an angel while in When you come to Lenbir; I
Of every description, kee FRESH STOCK * both staple
of Butler, Tenn., spent Tues asked for it a week later } if
Kansas City.
would be pleased for you to call ping Constantly on hand a and fancy at pi-ices! lowet
day night at the Coffey house it can be so arranged.
This lady was formerly of find see ine. I solicit youl* cus
than the bottom notch.
on their way to Caldwell.
—The publisher oftheDEM- Kansas City, and was, as she tom. Orders filled promptly by
-o=^The Topic says that as OERAT returns thanks in cap is now, the help-mate of a mail. Most Resp.,
MRS. M. N. HORTON.
soon as old "Fogy" is ital letters to Mrs. W. L. Bry minister of a kind of new doc
Hats, Hats.
through with corn planting, an for a most magnificent tritie to this part of onr coun Lenoir. N. C., May 21.
A nice lot at the very iow
he will begin his 1 articles for Cala lily and leaf which found try, Which is, if according to
DRY GOODS,
est prices. We can fit any
its Way so sweetly Into liis of the dictates of the conscience,
the lopic again.
body. Call and examine our
fice. 'Floral apostles'! we ah
—Bro, Scott of the Topic ways prize them, but do ex all right. She says that while
stock before buying
GROCERIES)
has been to Asheville and got tra homage to their royalty they were lb Kansas City,
where!
acquainted with Vanderbilt when they are SO tastily ar they on one pleasant evening
niid thinks he is a clever sort ranged and presented by so were on their way to see some
-oPROVISIONS,
neighbors of that city, and
of a man.
estimable a lady. Thanks, saw, a short distance ahead,
—Don't forget the Union
Etc., Etc.) Etc. Jeahs! JEANS!! JEANS!LL
—Enoch Potter and Brit- a form somewhat astonish
We have the iargdst stock in
meeting at Meat Camp be tain South, who were charged
ing, which Was at first taken
towii, which will be sold at
ginning next Friday and eon with being prominent officers
The new firm wishes to Call special loft paces-.
to be a man writing. They
tinuing till Sunday. A good
the attention of the public to
in the late "Potter war ' were approached find he arose
time is anticipated.
tried before EsqUireThomas, addressing them with the utheir new
-—6^The sheep buyers are of Tracv, ldst Monday, and sual salutation, "good mor
] lenty and sheep are scarce. were both acquitted, as there ning", to which they replied,
Spring and Silifirfler
h our farmers had 10,000 was tio positive proof against of course. This angel as they This Space is reserved for
hoad they could get cash for them. "General Jearles", of took it to be, began to ask
Tliife depffrtrriefit is CbrrL
Stdck of
I'nem at a big price.
great renown as an officer in certain theological questions H. C. Martin & Cd., of Blow
piete. We cuu fit the talij
==-Good deal of sickness in that rebellion has skipped for to which the minister gaVe ing Rock, wild are are fed busy DRY Gooafe,
the short, the lean, find the
answer correctly; says his this Week opening up a nice
town. Something like la- parts unknown.
fat;
NOTIONS,
-A meeting of the Board wife, except in regard to dates stock of goods in the Mclengrippe. No one as yet has
BOY'S CLOTHING !
HATS,
been seriously sick, and we of Trustees of tlie Sta te Nor at which time the Mi's. Would
A nice lot which will be sold
mal and Industrial school give a correct answer, and den & Moore building at that
hope all will soon be well.
at a very low figure.
SHOES, Etc.,—A number of our people for girls will be held at the angel would say 'correct' piace, tbat they hadn't time
went out last Sunday to Raleigh Jurte the 9th, for or-^ every time she woifld allswer; to write up a regular 'ad' recently purchased dn Nor
Poplar GroVe Church to wit- ganization. The Board of and later oil, he, (the angel) btit Waiits your trade and thern and other markets (tod DS. Shirts,
Drawers,
which it will always be their
ness the celebration of the Trustees has the power to asked ller what she thought
Lord's Supper and fooPwasli- locate the school. Dr. J, M. in regard to the second coin promises you goods at the pleasure td show.
CdllarSj
Spainhoiir of Lenoir is the ing of Christ; and she said she lowest figures. WatOh this
ing.
Cuffs;
Trustee of the 8th Congress thought It to be near at hand
Under ware,
Space and it Uifiy save ydtl
—Next Monday is commis ional District a,nd desires the and the response was that
Gloves,
sioner's court, and we hope counties of this District to cor s h e w a s ' c o r r e c t ' . A t t h i s mdney when trading at RldW=
Kosfi)
a number of our delinquent porate with him in the loctu time the angel should have
Handkerchiefs,
ing Rock.
f subscribers will call in and
Will be dealt liberally with,
lion of the school. We hope as she states, told them to
Cravats,
<&Cx
settle, as we need what is due the school will be located in go and preach this doctrine
in the exchange of goods for
Can suit all in this depart
us.
some of the Western counties. to the whole world, or espec
country produce or cash;
ment.^-Ttie Topic says, "The Lenoir would be a fine local ially to that City. Though;
—omail orders promptly
Linville, Lenoir Yonahlossee ity for the school. Why not she stated that this was not
In connection witb : fiiy
filled and satisfaction guar other business I riitt fi
stage line has started the locate it at Lenoir? If the intended to be revealed to the
idea of establishing a line school is located in the East outside world, aside from
anteed.
From Mountain City via Jeb or middle sections of the their Own denomination! be
Respectfully,'
State, the girls of the West lief, but if it is the case, it
ferson to Wilkesboro."
seems the world should know
I. L. COUNCILL &
—The overseer and hands could not Well attend it ow it through the instrumental
are doing the nice thing a t the ing to the hot climate, but if ities a n d workers of the Lor d.
May 8i, l891;
which ive thitik jfi eqtifil to
ford of New River, below the it is located in the West it I think people should be care
will suit all sections of the ful how they speak of things
any in the county, and we
Three Fork Church, by put State in this respect
Divine. People should never
guarantee Otif pticfife as low
ting up a good, substantial
speak of anything Divine, or
as any itl the t'ouiity
The prevalence of scrofulous otherwise,- without ha v i n g
foot-way across the river.
taint In the blood is much more
Thaiikiflg ifiy CUfetOifietfe fof
—J. P Councill has a horse universal than many are aware. s o m e t h i n g b e t t e r i n v i e w
past favors,-.1 fettlfilii
than to simply establish their
that has been on the' mail Indeed, but few persons are free doctrine or carry their points.Very Respectfully,
Fortunately, however,
route three years traveling from it. in Ayer's Sarsaparilla Life is too short for narrow
we haVe
on an average of thirty one the most potent remedy ever dis contractions, and eternity
W, L. Brjfaii.
S. W, P.
miles per day Sundays except covered for this terrible affliction. too dear,
SUBSCRIPTION HATE S
Ayer's
HEBE WE ABE I
Sarsaparilla
ON TOP!
G
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£
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MILLINERY. GENERALME RGHAN'
DISE
Groceries! Groceries
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VOL 8
BOONE,
COUNTY,
C.,
THURSDAY,
JUNE,
1891.
NO.
LETTER. after Congress meets, anoth Proceeding's ol* the Union Meettiig.
On motion requested each Encouraging Oiitlook forjlie Farmer*
er that he lias them all ready
church in the Association to
From our Regular Correspondent
The Union Meeting
to announce.
send at least one delegate to The report of the statists
W. B. C0UNC1LL, JR.
Three-Fork's
Association
Mr. Harrison is really be There is an unconfirmed ru according to previous au represent her in the next cian of the Department of
ATTORNEY AT LA W.
Agriculture, now in press,
coming alarmed on account mor that Mr. J. W. Foster, ra n g e m e n t, met with the Union Meeting.
Boone, N. C.
who recently returned from
shows an increase since April
Com. on time, place and
of the attitude Mr. Blaine
Meat Camp Church, Friday
prog r a m for next Union of last yeat* of more than 1O0
has assumed towards him. It Spain whither he went as May the 29th, 1891.
W. B. COUNCILL, M. D.
isn't the absurd fiction con Mr, Blaine's special and con Introductory sermon wa Meeting reported. Bethel as per cent in the price of corn
Boone, N. C.
the place and 5th Sunday in and oats! 30 per ceru*, and
cerning Mr. Blaine's failing f i d e n t i a l a g e n t , i s t o t a k e
Resident Physician. Office mental powers that is worry charge of diplomatic affairs preached by Rev J . F. Davis Aug., as the time. Com. on more in wheat in primitive
from Col. 3rd and 3rd. After
on King Street north of Post
ing Mr. Harrison for he has until Mr. Blaine returns to which adjourned for one religious exercises reported, markets; 32 per cent, iri Chi
Office.
Rev. John Chisp to preach cago for choice beeves, and
hud occular demonstration duty. There are numerous hour.
reasons which make it prob
to-night at early candlelight 24 for Texas, and advanced
within the last four days
E.F. LOVILL
able that this rumor will turn —Reassembled at 1 o'cloc ing and J. J. L. Sherwood values of all cereals arid
that there is not the slightest
p. m. and organized for busi
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
meats. A hopeful and cheer
to-morrow at 11 a. m.
disarrangement of his pre out to be a fact.
It is noticable fact that ev ness by electing C. 8, Far
Boone N. C.
ful ieeling is noticed, says the
On motion ordered Clerk
mier^ ability to use plain
ery republican of any promi thing Moderator and L. c to have the proceedings of report, in official correspon
and terse English, but it is
DR. L. C. REEVES.
Wilson Clerk.
the Union Meeting published dence from all parts of the
the idea that Mr. Blaine does nence who comes t o town
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
these days gets himself inter- On motion struck out, the in the WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. country. The elimination of
not propose to give him the
Office at Residence.
word the, in the 5th question
On Sunday morning the the surplus of corn and oats
benefit of his advice in shape- viewed for the purpose ofsei- and changed the word feel
Boone, N. C.
ing things for his nomina ting a dish of "taffy" before to manifest. On motion ap people met in S. S. mass through the underproduc
tion, and that under the plea the gentleman who occupies pointed Rev. John Crisp to meeting and after prayer led tion of .. st year insures good
L. D. LOWE,
of ill health. Mr. Blaine may the White House—they all speak on the subject assignee by D. C. Harman, listened to prices ?x.-r those crops, and
addresses delivered by C. S. the shor age of the wheat of
go to Maine and leave him want something. There have E. F. Jones.
for an indefinite period to been a half dozen of these On motion appointed Rev Farthing and J. F. Stephens the wor d for two years, with
-ANDwrestle alone with the impor interviews within a week that David Green, L, A. Green ant upon the S. S. work At the the low foreign prospect for
NOTARY PUBLIC,
tant international questions the only difference in was the Mauley Green, Com. on re appointed hour Rev. J. J. L. the growing crop, promises
that are now so numerous in change of the name of the ligious exercises. On motion Sherwood delivered a splen the largest foreign demand
BANNER'S ELK. N. C.
the State department that talker. These people all talk appointed, T. P. Adams, J did sermon to a. very large for ten years at remunera
they almost bump their heads as though they expected Tex H. Farthing and L. C. Wil and attentive congregation, tive prices. Fortunately pres
J. (fc. WILVAR,
as to cast her electoral vote
from 2nd Cov. 5th 6th and ent appearances indicate
together.
for Harrison because her cit- son Com. on time, place ant 9 th.
ability to meet such demands
DENTIST,
If the republican District
zens courteously received the p r o g r a m f o r n e x t U n i o n
After w h i c ll a collection with ease.—Dispatch.
ELK PARK, NORTH CAROLINA.
Attorney is not made to
Meeting. On motion, took was taken for the benefit of
Offers his professional services i eglect his duty by the pow President of the United States
HUMILITY.
up the program and discuss
to the people of Mitchell, ers above him young Mr. "Mark my word", said a
the Orphaneige at ThomasWutauga and adjoining coundistinguished regublican, "if ed as follows.
ville and received $6.43.
Piety, like beauty, is un
1 es.fi^"No bad mnteial used Raum, the son of the bor
First question was openec
the democrats of the next
We are satisfied that those done as soon as it is con
rowing Commissioner of Pen
and all work guaranteed
by C. S. Farthing, remarks who have attended Union
May 1 1 y. sions, may find himself the House will put a smart inves
scious of itself. The best men
tigating* committee to work by J. F. Davis and others.
Meetings have never been and women in our churches
inmate of a prison cell as the
on this Behring Sea business Second question was then treated kinder, nor ever has are those that don't know
E. 8. Blackburn
J. F. Morphew.
result of his energy in selling
Marlon, N. C.
Je cr^on, N.C.
and,one of the biggest scan taken up and discussed by J there been more hospitality it. They mourn over their
appointments and promo
dals of the age will be uncov F. Davis, Asa Brown and manifested by any people imperfections, rather than
MORPHEW & BLACKBURN
tions in the Pension office,
ered. The facts are in exist others.
than by the people of Meat claim to have reached some
ATTTORNEYS AT LAW.
TheCivil Service Commission,
ence and can be got at if they Com. on religious exercises Camp For which we extend higher plane of goodness. In
Will practice in the courts which was duped by" this
reported Elder D. C. Harman many thanks.
of Ashe, Watauga and Mitch young office-broker, is deter will go about it in the right
passing through the great
ell counties, also in the Fed- mined, that is to say, "'Ted way, and, like the trial of the to preach at 11 o'clock to
L. C. WILSON, CLERK.
fields of Indian corn in some
•ral courts of the Dist.. and
notorious whiskey ring, it morrow.
Western States, one observes
dy" Roosevelt, who is in re
Supreme Court of the State.
WASHINGTON STATUE FOR
will lead pretty close to the On motion adjourned to
that the ears which aresmall
FRANCE.
Collection oi claims solicited. ality is) the commissioner, is Executive Mansion." In vain meet tomorrow morning at
and green and not filled out,
determined that Raum and
Apr], 10.
I tried to persuade the gen- half after 8 o'clock and spenc
There is a great deal said stand perfectly erect upon
his confederates s h a l l be
tleman to say more on the half an hour in devotiona now in thejpapers about stat the stalk, while the ears that
prosecuted, and if he can pos
Notice.
exercises.
subject.
ues and monuments. They are ripe and brown and
For sale. 900 acres of land, sibly accomplish it, punished.
Met pursuant to adjourn
It is announced with a great
are becoming common in the weighted down with golden
on Rich Mountain, Watauga The evidence, which Roose
ment, Saturday morning at
County, on which is asbestos, velt says makes a plain case v f l o u r i s h o f t r u m p e t s a s
North. Its civic and milita grain, bend over so that the
and fine land for sheep ranch. was laid before Mr. Harrison; though it were afinanrial tri the appointed time and en ry heroes are often honored husk forms an umbrella, com
Sales private. L. D. Lowe &
umph, that Secretary Foster gaged in devotional exercised Its philanthropists and cler pletely protecting the fruit.
J. T. Furgerson, Ex'trs. of he referred it to the Attorney now sees his way clear to pay conducted by L W. Farthing.
gymen of great note deserve The best people are like that,
vlrs. A. P. Calloway, deed. General, after holding a long
ing the $26,000,000 of pen Minutes of 3msterday's pro to be thus remembered. We Laden with the fruits of Chris
Banner Elk, Nov. 11? "90.. consultation with him, anc
sion money that falls due in ceedings were read, corrected see it is stated that a statue tian experience, they bend
doubtless mapping out pre
and approved
the first week in June.
of Gen. Washington is to be low with humility and a sense
cisely how much in earnest
Motion to hear an essay
Mr. 'Steve' Elkins was at
I I'ersonft wishing: to bor- the prosecution is to be on
>resented to France by Amer of i rn perfecti ons. As bees fly
" e '•/ money, who can secure the part of the Government. the White House a day or from J. J. T. Reece on the ican women as a recognition home to their hives, their
U by mortgage on good rea
two ago. He says he has no second question, Motion pre of the most important aid thighs laden with pollen,
Meanwhile old man Raum
.-state, ^an be accommodated
persoal interest in the Behr vailed.
and sympathy given to the which they shake off, and
holds the fort in thecrookedby applying to
ing Sea sealing contract, but On Motion defered the de struggling colonies in the never looking behind, fly aJ .F. Spainhour, Boone N. C est bureau of the Govern
cision of the third question
crisis of their cause. France way again for another load,
or A. J .Critcher, HortonN. C. ment although public opin his friend Mills, father-in-law until 1 o'clock.
of W hi tela w Reid, requested
sent long ago a statue of La leaving it for others to pack
4. 24.
ion may in the end compel
him to look out for his inter Fourth question was then ra yette which stands in Un the polten away in the cells,
Mr. Harrison to ask for his
Notice
ests while he was abroad. Of considered and ably discuss ion Square. New York City, so the true Christian forgets
resignation—he'll never get
The Governor having or
course no one would think for ed by Revs. John Crisp, D. C. and a few .years ago it also those things which are behind
dered a special term of court it unless he does ask for it. a moment of doubting any Harman and others.
gave the stupendous creation and reaches forth unto those
for Watauga county begin The old fake that Mr. Har
statement that Mr. Elkins On motion adjourned un of French genius—"Liberty things which are before. It
ning on the22nd, day of June rison had come to the contil 1 o'clock for dinner and
next and continuing* two slusion that it would be only might make.
enlightening the World." It is a good motto, to do all
to hear a sermon from Rev.
week" " v the purpose of trywould he a graceful act to the good you can to all the
ig "
Criminal and Civil right and decent to give the MISSIONARIES ROUTED IN CHINA. D. C. Harman. Which was send a statue of the illus people you can, and make as
•a
All persons having democrats three out of the
delivered from 2nd Cor. 5th
ss before said court nine U. S. Circuit Court judg SHANGHAI, May 26.—The and 1st, with much feeling. trious Washington to France little fuss about it as you
as a token of gratitude upon can.—Ex.
r as witnesses or suitors es has again been revived statement that the Christian
Reassembled at 1 o'clock,
the part of the United States.
- take notice" and govern possibly by the visit to the missions in Mankin have
House called to order by the
The Right Kintf of a Boy.
r uemselves accordingly.
White House of a delegation been attacked and pillaged Moderator: prayer by Rev. We hope it will be done. The
«J. E. FlNLEYChm. Brd. Corns. of Virginians led by Senator
wife of Justice Field, of the M hen I find a boy that
by the natives is correct. The
VV. thorn as.
Boone N. C. May 0th, 1891. Barbour, in the interest of a
inmates managed to escape. Motion to take up a collec Jnited States Supreme Court, raises popcorn, or chickens,
democratic candidate for one All the European women and tion to-morrow for the Bap is President of the associa or honey, 01* strawberries, or
of the appointments. When children have left Mankin. tist Orphanage. Motion pre tion, headquarters in Wash onions, I just like to take that
ington .—Messenger.
boy by the hand and claim
he appoints even one demo The Methodist girls' school vailed.
O
A circular has been issued relationship; and when our
crat then I shall believe that has been set on fire and loot Third question was then
tc the alliance in this State, great nation of people gets
I would like to say to my friends he intends recognizing the ed. The anti-missionary mob, refered to and was very ably
In Watauga and surrounding party. Outside signs—the after doing a considerable a- discussed by Revs. J. J. L. ailing their attention to the to where it can offer the boys
act that the 'new party' had
counties, that I have now on hand presence of some of the known mount of damage, dispersed.
Sherwood and J. H. Far leen organized atCincinnatti encouragement in the way of
and am receiving every week, a
epublican candidates—point The British twin screw-stem thing.
nd stating that now, more good prices, we are 011 the
nice line of
;han at any time in the his- road to better things. I alto the early appointment of torpedo crusier Porpoise, six
Fifth question was then
SPRING AVD SU M M FR
the new judges, but it is im guns, 1,700 tons, 3,500 i:aken up and discussed by 1 :0ry of the order, it is neces ude especially to the boys
MILLINER i A ND NO TIONS possible to get a definite offi lorse-power,
Commander Rev. David Green and others. sary for its members to stand who go out in the fields and
ogether. The circular does
When you come to Lenoir, 1 cial statement, consequently Richard W. White, has been
Sixth question being con not advise the alliancemen work for themselves under
would be pleased for you to call rumors are numerous. One ordered to Mankin to inves-'
sidered was discussed by W. hether to lean towards or od's clear sky, instead of
and see me. I solicit your cus
Jgate tke riots and to pro S. Farthing and J. F. Spain- rom the newparty. It meie- mnging around the facto
tom. Orders filled promptly by will tell you that in order to tect the British interests. Chi
mail. Most Ilesp.,
emphasizes the necessity ries begging for a chance to
take no chances Mr. Harri nese troops have also been lour.
son has decided to defer ma dispatched to the scene of the Seventh question was not for the alliance to stand clo be "bossed" by sombody.—
MRS. M. N. HORTON.
A. L. Root,.
ser together than ever.
king the appointments until trou ble.—News and Observer. reached for want of timeLenoir. N« C., May 21.
PROFESSIONAL,
Attorney at Law
Money to loan.
MILLINERY.
WASHINGTON
WATAUGA
�iii as much as
The Watauga Democrat, ary prophecies were
his
D. B. Donsherty, Editor.
R C. Rivers, Pnblisher
PREACEHG FOR MONEY.
Why will peoplo pay evan
gelists big wads of circula
ting medium and let the old
time preachers, the fellows
who haveshoveled snow from
the gates of heaven, while
hell with its warmth was en
tertaining evangelists at its
front door, go. After the old
preachers had cleared t h e
way, and just before step
ping into hell, many of these
reformed ones have takenjup
the Word of God and all of a
sudden become very familiar
w ith Him-even claiming that
God had gone out into the
sewers of sin to find them to
act as special agents for the
purpose of gathering recruits
for the New Jerusalem.
It sometimes takes plain
words to express a vague idea
but it is our opinin that
where there is one good and
sincere evangelist, there are
five others who have gone in
to the business purely for fi
nancial speculation; t a k e n
the livery of heaven to fill
their wallets with—and that
ends it.
This thing of a man jump
ing out of a gutter and im
mediately commence preach
ing about the goodness of
God and the wickedness of
other men and then passing
the plate and yelling for dol
lars instead of pennies—why,
such stuff we believe is not
just the proper caper.—Dur
ham Globe.
some of cinnatti gang would "be id
actually iocy as well as suicide." Well
fulfilled, and one of them taken!
some forty-two years after
he made it. Probably some
future prophet will take the
0
Koran and the Book of Mor
At Elk Park, North Carolina, is so popular is that the
DEMANDS
mon as the basis of his fig
That only lionest and reliable medicines
ures to show when the Savior should be placed upon the market It can springs sold by us is of the very best. They are made of the
BEST SPRING STEEL; They are noisless; They are ad
not, therefore, be stated too emphatically,
will come the second time.nor repeated too often, that all who are in
justable; They are indestructable; They are Cheap and Re
Messenger.
heed of a genuine Blood - purifier should
be sure and ask for
liable, are of fine finish and of home manufacture, Entirely
Girls From a Boy's Yiew.
Elastic Dozens of testimonials can be furnished to the ef
Girls are great on making Sarsaparllla. Your life, or that of some one fect that the DIAMOND is the best spring on the mark >t.
PUBLIC SAFETY
Ayer's
believe. She will make believe
a doll is a live baby. She will
make believe she is orful sweet
on another girl or a feller if
they cometoseehernnd when
they are gone they will say,
"Horrid old thing!"
If yer don't do what a girl
tells yer she says your hor
rid. I'd rather be horrid than
soft. If yer do what a girl
tells you, she will do all sorts
of foolish things.
Girls can be good in school
every day if they feel like it.
I shud think they would get
tired and have to do some
thing /wonse in a while; I
know a feller does. Girls say
fellers act orful, but when a
girl gets a going she acts orfler than any feller durst.
They don't care for nothing.
If a girl wants a feller to car
ry her books home she ain't
satisfied unless she gets the
same feller some other girl
wanted, whether she' likes
him or not.
Girls are great on having
secrets; I mean telling secrets.
They make a secret out of
nothing atail, and tell it around to all the other girls,
orful quiet, just as if it was
something dredful. I beleeve
a girl likes to make believe
they are doing sum thing dred
fill.
Girls always git their jog
geifry lessons better than a
feller, but if they are going
anywhere they don't know
their way a bit, and they are
sure to git lost.
If a girl don't feel like doing
a thing ynu can't make her,
no matter whether she had
orter or not. If she won't
she won't and she'll git out
of it somehow. That is all I
know about'girlsthis time.—
Home Queen.
On last Friday, says the
Greensboro Record, Miss Ida
L. Robinson saw a cow, the
property of Mr. Abner school
field down and struggling,
and went to see what was the
matter. Imagine her surprise
to see, coiled around the neck
of the cow, a monstrous ser
pent, some four inches in dia meter and ten feet long. The
cow was being choked to
death, and the brave gii
took hold of the snake with
both hands, and being a
strong girl, she with great
difficulty got it loose, or per
haps frightened it until it un
JOHN YOUNG BROWN.
coiled itself and ran into the
thicket. After awhile the cow
It was during the closing
with aid from the young la
hours of theJForty-third Con
dy got upon her feet and was
driven home. Thesnakewas gress, when Ben Butler was
of a brown color, and show forging chains for the South
ed no signs of striking or bi that Mr. Brown deliveredfihe
ting, as is common to all our famous phillipicagainst But
native snakes, hence it is be ler. He concluded as^follows
lieved to be an anaconda "In Scotland, years ago,
which has made its escape there was a man whose trade
from some menagerie. Ed was murder, and he earned
ward Starr saw this or asim his livelihood by selling the
ilar snake last spring, near bodies of his victims for gold.
George Donnell's old mill, This man's name was linked
which is about six miles north to his crimes, and to-day,
o f G r e e n s b o r o , i n M o n r o e throughout the world, i t i s
township, and said it was at known as Burking. If I were
to characterize all that was
least ten feet long.
pusillanimous in war, inhu
man in peace, forbidding in
Lieutenant Totten puts the
morals and infamous in poli
Millenium in 1899, instead of
tics, I should call it Butleri1891, as was wrongly report
zing."
ed. He builds his argument
outside of the Bible in part Brown was censured by the
on the Apocryphal Erdras* Speaker and wore it as a
His foundation verse is this: badge of honor. He is the
"The world hath lost its only man who ever pierced
youth and the times begin to the rhinosceronian hide of
wax old. For the world is Ben Butler.—Chicago Post.
divided into twelve parts,
and ten parts of it are gone
already, and a half of a tenth
part."
We have not read his argu
ment. In two m o n t h s we
would undertake to se
cure 200 volumes upon the
same thing that have been
written through the ages.
Fabershook was ext raordin
Gen. Fitz Hugh Lee, of Vir
ginia, has no confidence in
the third party, and says
Virginia Farmers' Alliance
will not pursue the Phantom
but will remain true to the
democratic party. Amen!
near and dear to you, may depend on the
use of this well-approved remedy in prefer
ence to any other preparation of similar
name. It is compounded of Honduras sarsaparilla (the variety most ricli in curative
properties), stillingia, mandrake, yellow
dock, and the iodides. The process of man
ufacture is original, skilful, scrupulously
clean, and such as to secure the very best
medicinal qualities of eacli ingredient. This
medicine is not boiled nor heated, and is,
therefore, not a decoction; but it is a com
pound extract, obtained by a method ex
clusively our own, of the best and most
powerful alteratives, tonics, aud diuretics
known to pharmacy. For the last forty
years, Ayer's
Sarsaparilla
has been the standard blood-purifler of the
world—no other approaching it in popular
confidence or universal demand. Its form
ula is approved by the leading physicians
and druggists. Being pure and highly con
centrated, it is the most economical of any
possible blood medicine. Every purchaser
of Sarsaparilla should insist upon having
this preparation and see that each bottle
bears the well-known name of
J. C. Ayer & Co.,
Lowell, Mass.
In every quarter of the globe Ayer's Sar.
saparilla is proved to be the best remedy for
all diseases of the blood. Lowell druggists
unite in testifying to the superior excellence
of this medicine and to its great popularity
In the city of its manufacture.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
PREPARED BY
DR. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
fkdd by Druggists. 01, six $6. Worth $5 a bottle.
THE REASON WHY
THEtllMOND BED-SPR1N COMPANY
SEWING MACHINES OF ME,
TAKE THE
Ohicago and Alton R. R,
And not of the man who runs the wagon and sells for $50 or $60.
GOING
I will sell you as good lor $25. Machine needles that will lit any
machine, at 25 cts per doz., sent out by mail. I have a good stock
of lisliing tackle. Reeds, 40 cts to $1. Joint rods 75 cts to $1.50.
Trout flies 60 els per dozen. Limerick hooks, 10 to 25 cts per
Emigrants going to any of the
dozen, sent by mail. Netting for seins, and seins of any length Western States or Territories
complete. Base-balls of the very best, for $1 each sent by mail.
will save time and money going
via. Chicago and Alton route,
Do not fail to write tor pi ices. Respectfully,
t is the quickest route to
KANSAS CITY, DENVER,
PUEBLO,
May 21, 91.
KNOX VILLE, TENN.
And all points in Idaho, Wash
iugton, Oregon, Utah
and California.
West and Northwest
S. P. ANGEL,
-o-
ing Rock.
PAPElt
THESE ARE HARD TIMES.
For Every Thing You Need,...
to write up a regular 'ad'
but wants your trade and
promises you goods at the
lowest figures. Watch this
space and it may save you
money when trading at Blow
A LAItGE EIGHT-PAGE
Do you want a reliable papei
giving you all the news of th
\\orkl a Democratic news pane,
that equals the best-has tht
largest circulation, and has for
twenty-one years been a part
and factorin thegrowth and dev
DON T BE DECEIVED
velopment of the Old
North
And purchase an inferior spring that has for its only
State? Then subscrbe for
recommendation "CHEAP" perched upon its deceptive ban THE WILMINGTON MESSENGER
ners, but buy the Diamond Spring and be happpy. Let ev
Campaign Rartes:
I he 'Daily Messenger," In
erybody get at least one set of these wonderful springs.
For further particulars apply to
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The weekly "Transcript Mes
May 21, 1891.
ELK PARK, N. C. senger," (the largest anc
best paper in the State) 9
months on trial for $1.00
Cash in advance. Both
papers are large Eight-Page
sheets. Send Postal Card
with the address of five per
X
sons and receive sample cop
ies of THE MESSENGER.
SO, EVERY-ONE shouldjsave all they can and YOU
Oct. 1st. 1888. tf.
should begin by buying your
HOLSCLANV'S FOR
BARGAINS
This Space is reserved for
H. C. Martin & Co., of Blow
ing Rock, who are are so busy
this week opening up a nice
stock of goods in the Mclenden & Moore building at that
place, that they hadn't time
A COMPLETE NEWSPA
PER!
The Prideofthe North Carolina Press."
Do you want to aid in buildir >>
up a paper that shall reflect tl ?
greatest credit on North Caroli
na, no matter where it mav L<
seen ? Then patronize
I he W ilmington Messenger
I am pleased to announce to the public that I hnve
one of the largest stocks of general merchandise ever offer
ed to the people of the county. Remember that I will sell
you goods just a little lower than anybody else for SPOT
CASH, as I bought them cheap. I have a beautiful line of
light weight clothing on hand cheap, 500 pairs men and
women shoes fine and coarse, from 80 cents per pair up. A
beautiful line of dress goods, consisting of fancy lawns at 5
cts per yd. Calicoes at 5. and up. A large line of worsteds
in all colors ar.d prices; white black and flowered nainsook,
India linen, pink nun's veiling, outing cloth, shambria,
black henrietta. drilling and bed ticking. A large lot of
jeans cheap. Hamburg flouncing for dress shirts or fronts;
all kinds of laces. Face veiling and the largest and pretti
est stock of ribbon you have ever seen. -Ladies' untrimed
hats, wreaths flowers and velvets cheap. A large lot of
queens-ware, glass-ware, shelf hard-ware, plows, castons.
farmer's friend plows and all the repairs aiwas on hand.
Stoves a specialty. Hoes, nails, horse-shoes, grass rods,
and heel-screws, clocks, jewelry, cutlery, saws braces
and bits cheap.
Come and exmine my stock and prices before purchasing
elsewhere, and I will save you money. Wanted—corn, rye,
chickens and eggs. Also a. large quantity of roots & herbs.
Call for a list Goods and samples by mail.
Yours Anxious to Please,
Yilas, N. C., Apr. 18, '91.
WILL W. HOLSCLA W.
Finest and Best Equipped
Road in the West.
Only line running Solid Vesti
hud fiaii s l<1viu, H. I t ifip
and Kansas City.
Reclining Chair cars arid Tour
ist Sleepers free of extra charge.
I will meet parties at any rail
road station with through tickets
and baggage checks.
For full information, maps and
descrip five pamphlets of t1 *
West write to or call on
B. A. NEWLAN)
Traveling Passenger x- 19 Patton Ave., Asheville, 1J. CHARLTON, ft. P. A
Chicago, 111.
OAVeats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Pat
ent buainesa conducted for Moderate Fees.
Our Office it Opposite U.S.Patent Office,
and we can aecure patent in leaa time than tnoee
remote from Washington.
Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip
tion. We advise, if patentable or not, free of
charge. Our fee not dne till patent is secured.
A Pamphlet, "How to Obtain Patents," with
names of actual clients in your State, county, or
town, sent free. Address,
C. A.SNOW & CO.
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D. C.
Snug little fortunes here been made si
work for ue, by Anna PRg«, Austin,
Texts, and Jno. lionn, Toledo, Ohio,
c cut. Others are doing its well. Why
>t you? Some earn over #600.00 a
r»nth. Toll can do the work and lira
fat home, wherever you are. Keen beinnera are ensilv earning' from #6 to
10a day. All agea. W'e show you how
and start you. Can work In snare tima
or all the time. Big mottey hit wefk*
era. failure unknown itfnofif (hem.
NEW ind wonderful. Partirnlarp free.
«C Co., Ho* 80O PortlHnd,Muint
S
GRAND OPENING! NEW GOODS.
-o-
E.H. DOUGHERTY & BRO.
MAST,
N. G.
• Hulleif
MONEY!
can l>e earned at our NEW line of work.
ipldly and hoin-rahly, by tlioae of
titer POX, young or old, and In theif
own localities,vrhrrcvef they live. Any
on« can do the nork. Knav to learn.
We furnish everything. We start you. No risk. You t on < vote
you- tpnre moments, or all your time to the work. Thi. s an
entirely new lead,and brings wonderful success to every winker.
Beginners are earning from #25 to #o0 per week and upwards,
and more after a little experience. We can furnish you the enw
ployment and teach yott KKEK. No snare to explain here. Full
information I'KKK. TttfcJK
CO.. AlUlbTA, 11A1N&*
It is gratifying to us to announce to our numerous
customers that, we have now, and still arriving the largest
stock of goods ever brougt to Watauga. We have recent
ly bought in Philadelphia and Knoxville $6000.00 worth
of NEW GOODS.
Our stock consists of all varieties of
<>T>ods kept in a first class store. We have a nice line of
1 HE
f l N E f 3 £ r j r . - f ,
YOU WANT ONE ready made CLOTHING that we are offering Low down.
(gj WOODWORK:J Affr.cmt;;j
NfW50Mb:£tW.IN(«^
or THE
SHOES! OVEB-SHOES! BOOTS!
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( —=r,LU' -w^TLANTA.G/*
CELEBRATED
Ladies dress goods in all qualities, colors and prices. 8T.iouis.Mo. Hii.-iiifcmfaanga OALLAS.-IT.X
JACKSON
Gents furnishing goods! Collars, cuffs, Neekware, shirts
CORSET WAISTS. socks and anything you want in the latest styles. HATS!
W. L. Bryan,
| to suit men, women and children. Hardware, crockery,
Boone, N.C.
Jackson Corset Co; j farming utinsels, &c in great quantities. Our goods were
JACKSON, MICH.
bought at a bargain and we propose to give our customers
SB000.no a jr».r!« being mad. by John K.
Goodwin,Troy,N.Y.,at work for u«. Keadar,
who prefer not
you may not make aa much, but wa can
the benefit of them. Come and see our fine stock and you
tench you quickly how to earn from f i to
LADIES to wear Stiff
flU a (lay at the mart, and more aa you go
will be sure to buv. Extra inducements will be offered for
on. Hoth aeaea, all agea. In any part of
•nd Rigid Corsets, are
{America, you can commence at home, giv
i the next 60 days for CASH . We take all kinds of produce
Invited to try them.
ing all your tlme.or .par. mom.nU only to
work. All !• new. Great pay 8CSS fof
They are approved by every worker. We atart you, fUmiihing
and , live stock a specialty. Thanking ourfriends for past
everything- EA8II.T,
learned,
physicians, endorsed by £
'L
Addreaa at once,
I ptaronage, we hope to merit it in the future by honest
dress makers, and rec- '
b.lnbON k
EOBTLAK1I, BAINS.
; dealings and good oargains, we are
ommended by every lady
that has worn them.
SEED FOB cram, A ft.
FOR DYSPEPSIA,
Very Respectfully
Governor Tillman, the Far E. B. OS BORN, Southern Agent,
•S RICHARDSON BLOCK,
mer Governor of South CaroCeavaspsrs Wanted. CHATTAN008A, TEAM,
ina, thinks to follow the Cin-
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SPEEDILY
AHS FKKE.
CO.,
Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, UM
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS.
All dealers keep it, #1 per bottle. Genuine had
trade-mark aud crossed red lines OM wrapper-
�We had
of It would be interesting to
The Watauga Democrat, meeting the the pleasure the know how many of the alle about the same as last year.
President of
D. B. Dougherty, Editor.
R C. Rivers, Publisher
family news
paper devoted to the interests of
County, State and Nation. Pub
lished every Thursday at Boone,
Wftt tuga bounty, N.C.
A DEMOCRATIC
Thursday
June, 11, 1891.
THE THIRD PARTY.
It is not time yet to judge
what effect this third party
wi 1 have on the political hor
izon. If the Alliance still con
tend for the snb-Treasnry
scheme. The occupation of
railroads, telegraphies and
steamship lines, by the gen
eral Government and other
demands peculiar to their
ideas set forth by their lead
ers, they will not be able to
do much towards establish
ing a successful political par
ty, and it will prove a failure.
We believe in many of the
principles enunciated by the
Alliance because they are
democratic, just and right
and are imperative, if we ever
expect to have any future
prosperity to the great mass
of working people.
The silver question, now
agitating the people so much
will no doubt be adjusted by
the next democratic Congress
and we believe that a Free
coinage bill will be passed
and everything will be satis
factory with sensible alli
ance-men in this respect. The
farmers need and must have
relief by legislation. High
taxes must come down; ex
travagance of the Govern
ment, State and Nation must
be reduced. No more biHion
dollar Congresses should be
allowed to assemble again to
heap up further burdens and
Reform snould be the watch
word.
The Southern people will
not forget the Force Bill for
several years and will still
risk the democratic party.
Foreign immigration t o
this country has been larger
this year than ever before.
The Italians are coming in
every week by the thousands
and other nationalities are
pouring in. They bring with
them their ideas of govern
ment antagonistical to the
principles of our government.
Have not the people of the
United States some cause to
be alarmed, and is not time
that some steps should be ta
ken by Congress to regulate
this immigration question?
We have restriction in regard
to the Chinese, and whjr not
put a check on the Italians
and other notionalities. We
think it is doubtful whether
the United States are better
ed by the over-flow of such
immigrants, but think there
is danger ahead. We are in
accord with the alliance on
this question, and think it a
dangerous policy to allow so
much of our territory to fall
into the hands of this foreign
element. As yet, the South
is comparatively free from
this population, but we may
kok out for it soon. This is
an important question to be
considered.
The steamer Itata, belong
ing to the rebel party in Chil
li, landed at Santiago, Cal.,
May the 4th, and in defiance
of law took on board sup
plies for thefcivil war in Chilli.
The U. S. Marshal took pos
session of her, but having no
war-ship at hand she raised
anchor and steamed off with
the Marshal on board. The
President ordered the war
ship Charleston, at Sanfrancisco, to pursue, take or sink
the ltata. On June the 4th,
at Iqueque, Chilli, the ship
was given up and will be ta
ken possession of by t h e
Charleston,
Johnson City and Greens
boro R. R. Company, Mon
day morning in Boone. Pres
ident Strattan is looking
over the route, and examin
ed Cook's Gap Monday. He
informed us that the surveywould commence at Johnson
City on last Tuesday. Their
object now seems to be to
occupy Carter and Johnson
counties Tenn, Watauga and
Caldwell counties N. C. and
their survey will be made
through these counties. The
R&D R. R. Co., is threaten
ing to build through this
route also. We are greatly
in hopes that some parties
will accommodate us.
There must be a screw loose
in Minister Whitelaw Reid's
diplomatic machine. Repub
lican papers have long been
telling their readers that Mr.
Reid, backed by the adminis
tration, was hard at work to
secure the free admission of
American pork into France,
and that there was a proba
bility that he would succeed.
Now comes the news that the
French government has deci
ded, not to admit American
pork free of duty, but to in
crease largely the existingdu
ty thereupon. That is the
kind of diplomat Mr. Reid is.
The county Treasurer has
ged delegates to the Cincin a surplus now of $12 00.
nati third party convention The old Board of educa
had their expenses paid by tion was re-elected by acclrthe several times Millionaire, | mation.
Senator Standford, of Cali D. F.* Horton was re-elec
fornia, who is grooming him ted county road surveyor.
self for the Presidential nom H. H. Farthing Esq., was
ination of the third party. elected chairman of the
Board of Magistrates.
Ex-Senator Ingalls, in a The Magistrates and Com
newspaper article over his missioners failed to make
cwn signature, practically a n y a p p r o p r i a t i o n f o r a
admits that it was Wall county exhibit at Raleigh
street gold that carried Indi next Oct. and Nov. Theehairana and New York for Har man of county Commission
rison in 1588, and warns his ers was instructed to call the
party that the same method joint Boards together any
will not do for 1892.
time in the future to consider
the matter of having an ex
The worst accident that hibit, if in his opinion the
has yet happened to the county would be benefited by
Harrison boom is that In an appropriation and our
galls has announced that he finances would justify the
favors it. Ingalls will proba same.
bly prove as heavy a load to
A Diary Kept by J. W. Dagger ami
carry as Russell Harrison.
William Thomas While in the Con*
federate Service, and Mem
bers of the 58th X. C. Reg.
Mr. Harrison would be jus
tifiable in sending "son Russ"
as U. S. Consul to the most We left our friends of the
unhealthy place in the world. 58th camped a few miles from
Dalton Ga. Jan. the 2nd, 1864, they moved to town for
STATE TOPICS.
police guard and remained
...Hickory will be dry af until the 16th; returned to
ter July the 1st.
camp end remained until
...There were 31,000 per Feb. 22nd. That night about
sons in North Carolina, who 10 o'clock were ordered to
Saying that no seals shall paid tne special tax.
cook rations and be ready to
be taken in Behring sea this ...There are twenty-five in march at a minutes warning.
year and stopping the ille mates in the Soldiers' Home
On the 23rd they left camp
gal sealers who are already
of North Carolina.
and formed a line of battle
at work, are entirely differ
ent things. They have to be ...Mrs. C. L.JHackeb, relict on the point of a mountain
caught before they can be of Dr, "R. F. Hacket, died in in front of Dalton and remain
stopped and this catching is Wilkesboro, May the 24th. ed so until the 24th. Fight
not easy on a sheet of water ...Capt. George Herman, of
covering fourhundred square Alexander county, died a few ing commenced at the front.
Late that night went to the
miles, and being itself during
days since at the age of 96 front reaching there at 12
the summer continually cov
ered with a fog so dense that years.
o'clock at night. Next morn
it is almost impossible to see ...Fifteen counties have vo ing the skirmish fighting
with distinctness two hun ted appropriations for the bade fair for an attack, adred feet.
Exposition, so far as heard bout 12 o'clock on the 25th
from.
That is an interesting story ...James H. Harris, the fa the [enemy commenced ad
going the rounds of the news mous negro politician of N. C., vancing slowly and tried to
papers about the adminis died in Washington some flank us on the left which was
occupied by Cla ton's Brigade.
tration intending to form an days ago.
alliance with France and ...Col. Frank Cox has built About 2 o'clock a sharp tight
Russia for the purpose of a telephone line from Ruther took place on that winglastcontrolling the earth, so to ford ton to his farm, in Polk ing about half an hour. The
58th was not engaged except
speak. To an ordinary per
county.
son it looks as though the ...The State Guards will the Skirmishers, though un
administration already had meet at Wrightsville, on the der heavy cannonading
upon its hands more foreign c o a s t , J u l y t h e 1 7 t h . T h e wounding 24 in the 58th and
complications than it can gc a tf» p will be called camp 60th, N. C. regiments which
were consolidated. Sergt.
possibly dispose of during
Fowle.
Maj. of the 55th. J. Ingles,
the remainder of its short ...Supt. Finger, says the
since died. Lieut. Riddle, of
life.
books on Scientific Temper the 60th, died since. Sergt.
a n c e f o r u s e i n t h e p u b l i c W. W. Presnell of Co. D. arm
Boss Quay has peen inter
schools of the State, will cost broke since amputated. This
viewed, and he never talks
is where our county man W.
except for a purpose, and 20 and 28 cts each.
that purpose is always a self ...Rev. Jarvis Buxton, who W. Presnell lost his arm. The
ish one. He says that he is has been rector of the Episco Yankies commenced falling
on the best of terms with pal church in Asheville for back that night about 10 o'
both Harrison and Blaine
and that those gentlemen 40 years, takes charge of the clock. Our Cavalry pursued
them, the regiments remain
are on the best of terms with church at Lenoir, N. C.
each other. But the point of ...Prof. G. W. Greene, of ed on the battle ground until
the interview, and the proba W a k e F o r e s t C o l l e g e , h a s Sunday the 28th. Returned
ble cause of its taking place, been appointed by the For to camp all quiet again and
was his saying: "Mr. Blaine
can have the delegation from eign Mission Board to take remained so until April the
Pennsylvania whenever he possession of the Canton, 20th. Went to the front to
wants it, no matter what China, Mission field.
fortify and returned to camp
President Harrison's course ...W. H. Robinson has been the 23rd, and remained un
may be."
caught and lodged in jail at til the J?6th. Moved about
Raleigh. He was the third of five miles to the front and
We regret very much that a trio to be caught. T. J. Reed took up camp on the stone
Watauga Co. from present and Joe Ellington were ar sides battle ground remained
indications will not be repre rested some time ago. They doing fatigue and picket duty
sented at Raleigh with our w e r e " g r e e n g o o d s " m e n , until Saturday evening. May
minerals, timber, grain, counterfeiters, and were loca the 6th. Left camp and took
grasses and many other ted at Clapton, N. C.
position in reserve of our line
things we can boast of. Are
of breast works in the valley
there not enough enterpris "For a long time I had no ap near the foot of Buzzard
ing citizens in each township petite, was restless at night and roost and remaine1 until
very
debilitated. After ta
to get upaselec ti o n and king much bottles of Ayer's Sar- next morning. Sunday the
two
ha ve them shipped? Let us saparilla, my strength and appe 7th commenced to fortify
tite returned, and my health was
hear from you gentlemen.
completely restored."-I). M.Fish our position at day light.
Skirmishing commenced aer, Oswego, New York.
There has been a dispute
bout 8 o'clock in the morn
as to who was entitled to the
The joint boards of Magis ing on the side of Buzzard
credit of originating the
phrase "Billion dollar Con trates and county Commis roost. Completed works agress," which will always sioners met in session Mon bout. 9 o'clock. Immediately
cling to the fifty-flrst Con day the first day of June. A moved to the left on the side
gress. Let us be just, even tax of 23% cents on the $100 of Buzzard roost. Skirmish
though the heavens fall: The
ing continued until dark.
republican party is entitled worth of property and 71
to the credit of having origi cents on the poll was levied Next morning about sunrise
nated the Billion dollar Con for county purposes. The tax Shirmishing commenced agress.
for the present year will be gnin and continued all dav,
About 10 o'clock the enemy
was discovered advancing
and from noon until night
heavy skirmishing and can
nonading raged on the line
from the top of Buzzard roost
to the east side of the valley.
The enemies skirmishers
made a charge on ours and
drove them back to thelines
No one killed of the 58th;
two or three wounded. Sever
al Yankies fell in the charge
definite number not known.
About 3 o'clock three col
umns charged the top of Buz
zard roost but were soon re
pulsed by Pettess' Alabama
Brigade with several losses
our loss exceedingly light.
Fighting ceased about dark
and remained quiet all night.
Tuesday, the 9th, skirmish
ing commenced early and
continued slowly all day.
Their columns commenced
falling back on the right about 9 o'clock and moving
to the left. Skirmishing ceas
ed at dark. It rained desper
ately hard that night. Next
morning, Wednesday, the
11th, sharp shooting com
menced again and continued
slowly all day.
[To be continued next week.]
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PAHTICULARS L'lii'P Address et once,
bsINSO.N A tO., PORTLAND* VAIKE,
Spring Announcement
THE OT
Spot Cash Store.
We Are Head-quarters For
—This Part ot The Earth—'
DON'T You be the last to find
out waere the best goody are sold
the cheapest. We are uow open
ing and displaying the largest
stock of seasonable goods of the
highest merit ever brought to
this town, which will be sold low
er than ever. Our motto is good
goods, fair dealings and low pri
ces.
0-
Dry Goods.
Cansisting of Ginghams and
Prints in all the latest styles. Sui
tings, outer-cloth, Simpson's zeph
ers; shirtings and lawns in ail
the spring colors, HENRIETTA
cloth in the spring stripes which
is all the go for spring wear.
LARGE STOCK of black
Sattines; Silk for trimming in all
colors. All kinds of Laces in Hem
Stitch and Vandike Points. Let
us call y^ur special attention to
our 4-4 Fruit of the Loom Bleach
Domestic at 10 cts per yard. Lin
en Shambries both solid and stri
ped. Our stock of ribbon is equal to a regular milinary de
partment.. Jeans, cottonades,
Plaids, Domestics, Bed-ticking,
and hundreds of things we can
not mention.
O-
Shoes.
This department is very
complete, and at the prices w*»
ore offering them they will not
stay long, in fact, we didn't buy
them to keep, and our custom
ers have found that out judging
from the way they buy th^m
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Clothing.
Now we hit you. In this de
partment our stock is, without
doubt, the choicest that has ev
er been offered to the people of
the mountains. Prince Alberts,
double and single breasted in sol
id black and fancy colors. FAR
MERS, we can fit you in anything
you want in CLOTHING: Some
thing nice and durable.
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Croceries.
In this department you will
find nothing but first class goods.
We carry nothing but the best
sugar and coffee. In flour we car
ry from a medium to the very
best grades, Corn and meat at
lowest prices. Salt hams Bacon
and Lard always kept in stock.
O
Hardware.
In this line our stock is large.
Nails, Iron, Plows, Haines Tracechains, Mattocks, Shovels and
all kinds of shelf-hardware at
prices that moves them.
We thank our many custom
ers for raising our sales to the
handsome sum of
$25,000,
last year, and for the present
year we have our figures placed
at $35,000, and by low pri
ces, good goods and polite atten
tion, we expect to reach the mark
T hey all sing the same song:
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We've found the store where buy
ers get the very best attention,
With great variety of goods too
tedious to mention.
So low in price are they, they
beat thelowest calcula tion,
Which makes us, asa family, smg
out like all creation.
And that is the reason wetrade
with
JOKES & VANCE,
ELK ¥ARK,*N. C.
March, 23,1891
�OBITUARY.
en pastor, and J. D. Bryan
On May the 27th, 1891, Lau
clerk, Geo. McGhinis and J.
D. Bryan were ordained dea ra, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.
cons. A prosperous Sunday D. Dishman, breathed her last iu
submission to her Father's will.
—Mrs. L. L. Greene, our school has been in operation She suffered greatly during the
post mistress, has been quite at the above school house for two months of her illness, still
she was very patient, She was
ill with neuralgia for some some time.
days, but is now again able 9&~ We will sell 16 lbs. of in the very bloom of life, lacking
nice brown sugar or 14 lbs only a few days of being sixteen.
to attend her office.
g r a n u l a t e d f o r $ 1 . 0 0 , c a s h Laura was a good girl and loved
—Rev. Wm. Jones and wife
T. J. COFFEY & BRO. by all who knew her.
of Providence, R. I. are ex
©siTl will sell .you 14% lbs She made a profession of reli
pected in Watauga to-day. of Standard brand granula gion some time ago but had nev
Mr. Jones is a brother to ted sugar for $1.00
er joined the church. We loved
W. L. BRYAN.
Rev. E. F. Jones, of Zionville.
her as a sister and hope to meet
-D. D. Dougherty has re g@~For the finest lines of her in that better land where
turned from Wake Forest tobaccoes in town, call on there wifi be no death. How we
do miss her! Our tenderest sym
College, well, butlooking rath Bryan.
er thin from an attack of ill ©ST"Just in at Bryan's, a pathy goes out in all its fullness
ness he had some time before good suppply of choice fami to the sorrowing, heart-stricken
leaving for home.
father, mother, brothers and sis
ly flour.
ters. May riches of grace divine
—By failing to issue last
IN MEM0RIAM.
week, we are forced to lay a- Another mound heaped 'neath be given them, in this, their time
of sad bereavement.
side some communications of
the willow,
she gone, forever gone,
i n t e r e s t . B e p a t i e n t , t h e y Another soul -gone bo her rest; "And isher earthly jouney o'er;
And is
Now the wind sighs a dirge o'er
will appear next week.
Shall years and ages still roll on
her pillow,
—Two prisoners Whitaker And night weeps her dew o er And shall I hear her voice nomore?
Her's was a loving spirit, too,
her breast.
and Proffit, of Beaver Dams,
'Twas always sweet, 'twas al
were lodged in jail Saturday. Mrs. Sarah E. Wagner, nee ways kind,
Whitaker stole a pistol, Prof- Howell, was born on Brushy I never knew a heart more true,
tit stole the pistol from Whit Fork, Watauga County, March A nobler soul, a purer mind.
the 24, 1866, and died in TacoAnd now when at this dreary hour
aker.
ma, Washington, April 13, 1891 I'm dreaming of the spirit fled,
—Moore Bros' store in the after a severe attack of measles Each star, each breeze, each bloo
Globe, was broken into a few which terminated in consump ming flower
nights ago and a quantity of tion. She was the second daugh Seems whispering forth she is not
MATTIE.
goods stolen. The parties ter of Amos and Martha Howell. dead."
Sugar Grove, June 1.
have been arrested and lodg In 1884 she was happily married
to A. L. Wagner, and moved to
ed in Lenoir jail.
A BRUTAL MURDER,
Washington in 1890. She was
—Elder Hoyle passed the mother of two little girls, one Asheville Citizen.
through town last week en oi whom is still living to mourn Sunday morning between
route for Fairview church, her irreparable loss. She surrren- 12 and 1 o'clock, James Dou
where the quarterly meeting dered her body to the conquering gherty and Wm. A.Torrence,
for this circuit was held Sat hands of death, and her happy who had been drinking, were
urday and Sunday last.
spirit was waited on angels' wings in the vicinity of the old de
—The people of Howard's to her eternal Home, where she pot, and were riding 'double'
Creek settlement met at their took her place amid the shouts back and forth across the
of welcome by the redeemed and
district school-house on Sun blood-washed, and as her frail county bridge which spans
day, the 7th inst, and organ barque was slowly diifting far the,French Broad river. The
ized a Sunday school by elec out on the ocean of death, and animal which they were rid
ting Rev. Edmond Greene the light of the eternal morning ing had belonged to a brother
Supt., and ElijahTrivettand was dawning upon her, it seemed of Dougherty, who died sev
others teachers, with an en th at she heard the songs of tri eral months ago.
rollment of twenty students. umph that the redeemed were Robt. Dougherty, a young
er brother of James, saw the
—We are always glad when singing on the other shore, for
she lisped in torfes only audible men on the horse, and be
June with her beauty, smiles to the anxious and devoted hus
came incensed at what he
and roses makes her appear band who sat watching by her
considered the abuse of his
ance, for we know the college side, and with eyes turned up
dead brother's horse. Turn
commencements will come ward and sweetly smiling, she
ing to a friend, he remarked
off then, and our girls will asked: "Is that ma up there, is
that he would put a stop to
come flocking home. Misses that ma?
such work. P i c k i n g u p a
C a r r i e B r y a n a n d A n n i e She professed religion in early
piece of heavy scantling or
Parks, two of our sparkling lite and joined the Baptist church.
other timber, he followed the
and vivacious young ladies She lived right -and died as she
men onto the bridge from
h a v e r e t u r n e d f r o m H i g h had lived. She remained cheer
the east end.
Point, and, of course, they ful and thought she would recov
At a point not ten feet from
are heartily welcomed by er until a short time before her
death. She expressed herself to the center of the structure,
their many friends.
the only dear relative she had in Robert came up to his broth
—The Presbyterian Church her western home as being resign er and Torrence, who had
at Blowing Rock has recen ed to the will of God, and said halted the horse to speak to
tly had a respectable increase she was not afraid to die. She a friend who was passing.
of membership, some ten per was fully prepared to make the Coming up behind the men
sons uniting with the church, exchange, She was deprived of on horseback Robert drew
and among the number some the affection of father, mother back the weapon he had
very prominent citizens. The brother or sister in her last days. brought with him, and dealt
She was one of tne most charm
church bids fair to become ing of the family to which she Torrence, the man who was
strong numerically and fi belonged. Loving friends will re behind on the horse a blow,
nancially. A larger and finer member her good deeds while striking him on the back of
house is being talked of. Rev. with tender hands they place a- the head.
C. A. Monroe, of Lenoir, is bove her the weeping willow and The blow did not knock
pastor, and preaches month fragrant flowers. The songs of Torrence off the horse, and
ly first Sunday and Sunday angels' mingling with the harps Dougherty struck him anoth
of hea ven now fall upon her ears, er vicious blow, when Tor
night in the month.
and her spirit is filled with an in rence fell to the floor of*the
—We have been presented tensity of bliss known only to
with a beautiful pamphlet the heavenly hearts. Her dar bridge with his body partly
describing the Blowing Rock ling little girl who had preceded on the walk used by foot pas
section, issued by the Green her only a few months to the sengers.
Park Hotel company. Our grave, now meets her. But she Not satisfied with his murpeople are becoming justly is gone; her last days were made d e r o u s work, the now
proud of the improvements bright by1 every care and atten thoroughly infuriated man
made at Blowing Rock. The tion that a kind husband and a struck his brother a terrible
Green Park Hotel is a mag faithful nurse onuld bestow. With blow on the side of the head,
nificent building and will be patience she bore her suffering, knocking him off the horse.
ready in ten days for guests. and now her body sleeps to a- [Torrence died immediate
It is now estimated that one wait the resurection morn. May ly on the bridge, Dougherty
the blessings of heaven rest with
thousand people can be en the bereaved relatives and friends was taken home in a senseless
tertained at the hotels and and may they imitate her exam condition his forehead being
boarding houses of Blowing p l e a n d m e e t h e r i n t h a t l a n d crushed in by the lick, but he
rallied Tuesday and some
Rock this summer.
"Beyond thesun-set r a d i a n t
AFKIEND. hopes of his recovery are en
—A Baptist Church was glow".
tertained, by the Doctors.
constituted last Saturday at VaileCrucis, May 28, 1891.
James and Robert are sons
[Tomahawk please copy.]
J. D. Bryan's school house
of M. M. Dougherty, who
with 15 members, Revs. A box of Aver's Fills has saved formerly lived in Johnson Co.
Knight, Payne, McGhinisand many a fit of sickness. When a Tenn., and also in this coun
does not happen to be
Trivett composing the con remedyreach, people are liable to ty since the war. This is a
within
stituting presbytery. The neglect slight ailments, and, of very sad affair and all caused
new church is to be known course, if serious illness follows by whisky drinkmg no doubt.
by the name of Mt. Lebanon. they have to suffer theconsequen Robert has left to the parts
Rev. D. C. Harman was chos ces. "A stitch in time saves nine.' unknown.-Editor DEMOCRAT.
HEEE WE AKE!
o'clock. Any one, whether
To THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT. resident or visitor, will be
gladly and warmly welcom
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Boone. N. €., as second-class
mail matter.
LOCAL NEWS.
—J F. Spainhonr has whoo
ping cough in his family.
—Overseer Col vard is doing
some nice work on the streets.
—Measels and whooping
cough are prevalent on Cove
Creek.
—Millard Norris, of MeatCamp, has 50 head of fine
sheep for sale.
—Miss Sallie Jurney closed
her school on Thursday, on
account of ill health.
—Roy Cottrell has secured
a position, as night clerk in
Battery Park Hotel at Asheville.
— Mr. Ha.rt.aell, of Lenoir,
has moved into the Story
settlement and o p e n e d a
store.
—j.C. Jones, of Zionville,
has been very sick, but has
improved, and is now up and
about.
—Married at Globe on the
6th, lesse Moore to Miss An
nie Lewis. Rev. Mr. Croom
officiating.
—Charley Coffey, of Coffeys
&Widby & Co. was overlook
ing after his interests in Wa
tauga this week.
—Robt. Gray arrived
ast week at Blowing Rockto open the popular Blowing
Rock Hotel.
—I. L. Councill and W. B.
Councill, have gone to Hick
ory for their sisters Misses
Emma and Jennie.
—Prof. Miller and two sons
from Ark. have just closed a
ten days mathematical
school at Shull's Mills.
—Coffey Bros, lost two
horses in one day last. week.
One was gored by their bull,
the other died at the toll
gate.
—We were very sorry to
miss publishing the DEMO
CRAT last week, on account
of not being able to get our
blank paper.
—J.C. Horton and Jont
Hoi ton, who have been en
gaged with a railroad com
pany, at Winston we e in
town Monday.
—Has our Linville corres
pondent. quietly resigned the
fa her that he has wielded so
gracefully and well? Let us
hope not.
—Four lady teachers, from
Greensboro Female College,
are stopping at the Coffey
House. Will spend the sum
mer in the mountains.
—Rev. D. C. Harman, of
Cove Creek, ga ve us a pleas
ant call Tuesday, he reports
wheat badly damaged, and
fruit killed by the May frost.
—The election on prohibi
tion in Laurel Creek town
ship, held on Monday last
resulted in the defeat of pro
hibition about two to one.
—Sunday School in the M.
E. Church in Boone, every
Sabbath at nine and a half
ON TOP!
ANNOUNCEMENT.
—o—-
The Firm Of
Coffey & Councill,
Elk Park N, C.
We propose to make it to
your interest to trade with
us, and in so doing, we give
you some articles that are
contained in our
ENORMOUS STOCK
on which we propose to give
you unequalled
BARGAINS
BOOTS & SHOES,
550 pairs Boots and
Shoes,
Was disolved by mutual
consent on the 16th day of
March 1891, Mr, W. E. Cof
In this line we can fit and
fey retiring.
suit all. The very best val
The firm of I. L. Councill & ues at panic prices. See our
Brother, Consisting of I. L. line before buying,
Councill & IF. B. Councill Jr.
Successors to Coffey & Coun
cill, will cary on a
Dry G o o d s .
Four thousand, five hun
GENERAL M ERG HAN' dred yards of DRY GOODS,
Here you will find the lat
DISE
est styles and best qualities
business at Elk Park, N. C, at un-heard-of prices.
—Will buy and sell—
COUN1RY PRODUCE
Groceries! Groceries!!
In this branch we carry a
FRESH STOCK, both staple
Of every description, kee and fancy at prices! lower
ping constantly on hand a than the bottom notch.
COMPLETE STOCK OF
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
Hats, Hats.
A nice lot at the very low
est prices. We can fit any
body. Call and examine our
stock before buying else
where,
——o———
PROVISIONS,
Jeans! JEANS! ! JEANS!! I
We have the largest stock in
Etc., Etc., Etc. Town, which will be sold at
special low prices.
The new firm wishes to call
the attention of the public to
—o
their new
1
Spring and Summer
Stock of
DRY Gooas,
NOTIONS,
HATS,
SHOES, Etc.,
•Clothing,
This department is com
plete. We can fit the tall,
the short, the lean, and the
fat.
BOrS CLOTHING !
A nice lot which will be sold
at a very low figure.
Gent's Furnishing
recently purchased on Nor GOODS. Shirts,
Drawers,
thern and other markets
Collars,
which it will always be their
Cuffs,
pleasure to show.
Underware,
Gloves,
Hose,
Handkerchiefs,
Cravats,
&c.
Will be dealt liberally with,
Can suit all in this depart
in the exchange of goods for ment,
——~o—*——
country produce or cash.
In connection with smy
J8@~A11 mail orders promptly
other business I run a
filled and satisfaction guar
anteed.-
The Farmers
Hotel and Feed
Respectfully,
I. L. COUNCILL & BRO.
May 21,1891.
STABLE,
which we think is equal to
any in the county, and we
guarantee our prices as lovr
as any in the County
Thanking my customers for
past favors, I remain
Very Respectfully,
W. L Bryan.
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<span><span>The Watauga Enterprise was established in Boone, NC by the local Democratic party to provide political commentary on the upcoming fall 1888 election. After the election, the newspaper folded, but was reestablished as the Watauga Democrat in 1889. Its purpose was, and continues to be, to provide the highest quality and most timely local, state and national news coverage to Watauga County, NC. <br /></span></span><br /><br /><a href="https://omeka.library.appstate.edu/collections/wataugademocrat/decade">Browse by Decade</a>
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